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

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THE OMICRON '1 ELIZABETH MARIE LIPPERT Libby ' Her's is the wisdom of the star, I And, oh! how fine her blushes are! ' She's very good in swimming class, And her cooking none can surpass. HELYN FRANCES LUKAS 'fLuke,' A dollar, a diller This girl likes Millarg A diller, a dollar, I He's,an every-day caller MARIE F. MARKS Midge' Midge is one of Cupid's train, . Her Love's always on the wax or waing Her suitor ever is a 'lBill - These handsome boys give Midge a thrill HELEN MARTIN Speech laconic, Statute short, Pleasant, striving, A good sport. JOHN ROMSEY MATOKA John heads the 12A Class When we congregate en masseg He's the captain of our ship As we make our farewell trip.

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CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1929 WILLIAM KRESS Bill , Present? Yes, he's here in class. l Smiling? Yes, hels pleased. And yet, so quiet that we missed His presence, till he sneezed. LEE B. KUHN He's like a human phantom, Dashing here and there, His school days are at random, In classes he is very rare, ANDREW KUN SAK Andy Looks healthy, Feels happy, Talks intelligently, Acts snappy. 4 SAMUEL KUSHN ER Butch'V' Samuel also is a student Of the academic kind, French or Physics, Math or English, None of these does this boy mind. WILLIAM ROBERT LAIRD Bill Borrowing, lending, spending, Onward through life he goes, jollying, joking, playing- This verse our Billis nature shows.

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CLASS or FEBRUARY 1929 RAYMOND MEALS IIBOII Chubby little fellow, Not very tall, When he gets his Irish up, Bo is not so small. GRACE ELIZABETH MEHRMANN ' Gracy She chats with all the class And to her jokes we heed, For words she's never at a loss, We'll sure miss her, indeed. BLANCHE EDNA MORRISON Bubbles Vivacity should be the second name Of Bubbles-lover of sweet and jolly fun' She always wears a beaming smile And I'm sure she's loved by everyone. s ALAN GILBERT MCCAUGHAN NAI Rather husky, kind'a tall, Smiling, grinning, laughing loud, Ever with a boisterous crowd, I Clowning summer, spring, or fall. A CHARLES N AUMAN , JR. I ffchazfy This chap, our fellow student, Has a wealth of music's art. As a scholar, very prudentg With his trombone-just the part.