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

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CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1929 WILLIAM C. REIDENBAUGH, JR. Bill Likes to talk of weighty things, Be a knowing mind, Author, scholar, sport and sheika Bill is just that kind. CLARENCE C. ROESER In Physics and in German Does he most excel, This lad who believes in doing nothing Unless it is done well. ROBERT JOHN RONEY Bob V His knowledge of the football game, Or swimming, puts a lot to shameg He'll talk a lot, but cannot preach, This lad who gave the silent speech. i JAMES J. ROZUM G6Jin17 9 A happy lad is our Jimg He's quite an artist, too, And as soon as he falls in love, He becomes a poet true. JOSEPHINE PHYLLIS SANGUIGNI K4'Joe!J Very sweet, And smiling, too. Who's her shiek? What's that to you?

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THE OMICRON A DANIEL A. N IKHAZY i'Dan,' This chappie's rather small, But not so in every manner, In some things he is rather tall- Take, for instance, German grammar. I SYLVIA s. PACKER Hpackyu Oh, Mellon counts the pennies, l The yellowfbacks and green, i But he can't compete with Silvy, Bankeress of two eighteen. Q ALICE M. PATTERSON rzpatrn Now, let me introduce Alice, fHer friends all call her Pat J Who towards none hears malice, And is always ready for a chat. ALEXANDRIA PICHOTA ' 'Pitchie Alex's very quiet Until she's with a friend, And then fjust ask her teachersj Of her 'flinel' there is no end. GEORGE H. POLAND Sort of small and stalky, Quiet, smiling through- We wonder all, how one head so small Could form the rhythm that he knew.

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THE OMICRON ELMER CHARLES SCHLIEPER 'lSlipper This youth is quite a wonder In a true scholastic way, Seldom makes a Physics blunder, Never absent for a day. JOHN SCHOTT Johnny johnny never makes a noise, But he's liked by all the boysg He never bothers with the girls, He seems immune from fluffs and curls. DANIEL GREGORY SCULLY Dan Now here is a sensible lad, Never prone to do anything bad, An example for others to follow, He's a goodfnatured, likeable fellow. PETER PAUL SHAGINAW Hshagu to a shadow, 'Mid cold or stifling heat, Where'er Jehovic wanders, There also, you find Pete. ROSE SHUPALA NSlim She is our only Rose- Who in her classes grows Wiser than anyone knows, Happier than one can suppose.