David B Oliver High School - Omicron Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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STX NLEY STR PHA NS This handsome youth - fnot Adonisj. This hashful boy-Qmaybej. This one admired by the ladies-Qwho's a liar?j is a leader of the Oppo- sition-Cask Miss Dyessj. Here again. 0 cruel Fate. Thou must ha toiled, too long, too late. U gang awa fra gentil folk, Thou left wi us an owfu joke. -Bobbin Burns' Ulmsf. ADRLA IDE GERTRYDE TROUTMA N Here is a girl who has partieipated in many ac- tivities and has made a sueeess in everything she has attempted. She is very quiet, so we never know who she is thinking about. She won't even tell us his name. Her main ambition is -to be 2 eooking teaeher back in Oliver where she learned the golden rule. She has the ability to make a SUCCESS. JOSEPH UNGER Little Joe, the silent man from who-knows- where. The only thing Joe seems to be interested in of late is shorthand. Joe may one day be the seeretarv of some fair lady or maybe champion shorthzufd writer of VVOods Run. He is usually in ou any eraser fights in Murphys room. MARY A DALYN VVA LLACE There are smiles that make us happy and Ada- lyn has one of them. This deluure young lady is quite an accomplished person and quite popular with both sexes. liven the young juniors ask with admiration in their voices, NVho is that tall girl with the sweet smile, brown hair, and rogquish dimples? Of course, it is none other than Ad- dy, who is the object of all the compliments.

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SELMA CECILIA SCHVVARTZ Raven-black, curly hair, a winning smile, a pleasing disposition and two dimples, all these be- long to this charming young lady. Just imagine her trying to tear-h her pupils the multiplication table! VVell, that's what she intends to do. Just now her ambition is to have long hair-and the trouble it has cost her! Oh me, Oh my! She's getting it slow but sure. BELLE SHAPIRO Ting-a-ling! Ting-a-ling! Belle's laugh tinkles merrily through the corridors. Belle is quite the belle of the class and at intervals of every fifty minutes we have her in mind. Belle has a very important part in the Senior Play, too. And who said she isn't efficient as a Clubs' Editor? JOHN SKILLEN Still waters run deep. John has only been one of the class until this semester. But now can he step? Well, I should say! Penn State, n'every- thing. Keep it up, John. And say who taught you to dance? I guess our masquerade will be a mile- stone for you, eh? MARGARET GENEVIEVE SMITH The youngest member in the class, Is this bonny, merry lass, Not so big and not so small, Marge is really very tall. Over subjects shell not fret, At least she hasn't done it yet. N'est pas?

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CHARLES VVA YM A N 'KChuck is the drug store cowboyv of the class. He can dance, study, draw, talk, etc.. but he has his preferences. When picking out a girl he chooses one with dimples, brown hair, and danc- ing eyes-he doesn't go out of our class for her, either. He holds quite a few meetings and I don't think they all pertain purely to business matters. RAY JOSEPH VVINDLE A thoughtful, solemn chap is lic, Who uttereth ne'er a sound, 'Til that lazy, crazy gang of his Comes rampin', stampin' 'round. They are Levitt, Schugar, Skillcn, he, Four minds with but one thought. If teachers took the law in hand, They'd everyone be shot. ROY CLAYTON VVILLIAMS Have you ever heard this young man play thc banjo, fiddle, and drum? VVell, if you haven't, it'.s about time you had. As folks say, 'ilazz music flies from his banjo, classical music from his fiddle, and most anything from his drumff He is a lover of the underclassmeu and I sup- pose you know it's the girls again. ELIZABETH ALICE ZEGLOT Is she, or isn't she? VVho knows? She makes me wonder. How many of our boys she likes or dislikes she has never shown. Elizabeth probab- ly eats VVebster,s Dictionary threc times a day. She'll tell you the meaning of any word: for in- stance, H0Sl'l1l'Zl,tI0I1',Q or say, nauseate.