David B Oliver High School - Omicron Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Class of 1925
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' in K' --.2 . -..g.:4..'::gg-:Av-fi1,g 3FA - ,. --. s..,- , ' 1- - ,M V x.,,. - -, P- N -.A -40 '-. -f ln.' 'K N --r Tx., . ...4 Y A ,, ., A -- I-Q ' - 4- If f.., . .f ' H--. . VN! s,,,xx W1th Prlde, The 1975 Sen1or Class of 0l1ver H1gh School Presents Some H1ghl1ghtSlH the L1fe Story of Flfty Years of Eduoauonal S2111 Wlth Us As We Look At Then and Now We Hope You Wlll Enjoy the Voyage The Omzcron Staff Pzttsb urgh Pennsylvanza June 1975 We Have En jo yea' the Preparatzons. Experience. O OLIVER HIGH SCHOOL 9771 L' -5-.1 dec a ci In June, 1923, when the plans were being was just an idea. This photo shows the place reality. On a landjll of bottles, bricks, mud, at the intersection of Brigh ton Road and Island with lU'e,l the life ofa school. The North Side that birth and development process again and 2 THIS IS YOUR LIFE! f.', 5' 'ki-41 A4147'l9gus-' -V--1' - v.fw.f.,.. J' N . Q, 2 :Qqfa-feffftggw hta,',w,, ,- Q, 3. , -,,- 1 wi .-nf , , ut.. . , -4, . K , fi :A SZ. A51 if . 4 of -was .rm Sv,-.j -I ,-g.t1f..f,,'4,5 M.f-- . a , i .gy ., ' I . ks- , contracted, David Brown Oliver High School upon which that idea would become material stones and weeds,' between the angle formed Avenue, ground was broken and impregnated o f Pittsb urgh was destined to hear about again. A 3 David Brown Oliver David Brown Oliver was bom in Dun- gannon, Ireland, to Margaret and Henry Ol1ver, on October 31, 1834 This baby destined to become a pro mment figure m publlc education tn our Pittsburgh At eight years of age because of Da vid s parents liberal political beliefs the family was forced to leave Ireland After many weeks on a small old salllng vessel they arrived tn America ln 1842 They first lived tn Phtladel phxa but moved to Pittsburgh when they heard of its Insh people and r1ch opportunities After taking up residence on Robmson Street on the North Side David was entered in the public schools of what was then Allegheny Cnty While living on Robmson Street he witnessed an event which in his later 11fe he described frequently namely the fire of 1845 which destroyed 1200 buildings At the age oftwenty six David marned Rebecca B Cunningham Dunng a long and happy marriage they reared a large family ofsxxteen children DAVID BROWN OLIVER In 1886 David and his brother James were admitted to the firm of Lewis Oliver and Philips manufacturers of nuts and bolts Wtthm two years David became general manager of the Oliver Iron and Steel Company He retired from actwe business life at the age of fifty seven hailed as a great tndustnal pioneer David B Oliver rn 1872 became a member of the Board of Education of Allegheny and Pittsburgh thls office began his years of unpaid service m behalfofP1ttsburgh Public Schools For sixty two years until his death he served on the school board He was President of the board for twenty mne years but retired from this office m 1922 After dtrectmg the draft mg of the Pennsylvania Sch ol Code tn 1911 he was affectionately called The Father of Pittsburgh Education and The Grand Old Man of Education On his ninety sixth btrthday Mr Oliver was asked his motto for long l1fe Moderation in everything was his reply His favo rite books were those written by the older En gltsh authors especially Dickens Only ten days short ofa century ofhfe at its fullest Davld B Oliver died tn has Bellevue home on October 21 1934 Information gathered by John A Schlenke and Clyde E Cnder Apr1l20 1956 4 , - . , , . . . . s v v 1 v 1 s v s ' 1 1 9 1 s - Y l - ' 1 s I - , . - ' ss ' A as ' - as ' ' sv - 1 ss ' 19 . . . . . . . N . . . ,, . ' , . . , . , . a - 9 9 ' . . , , . THE ORIGINAL OLIVER HY MN Hail to thee, Oliver, Thy name doth inspire! Upward and onward . Rising e'er higher---V See thy grand banner 0fOrange and seal brown ' Thru all the land win praise and renown 'Oliver s our high school We re all proud to say Seal brown and orange Are the leaders always We in thy protals Will e er honor thee Frm: in our purpose To gain victorv - When from thy classrooms We must graduate Dear to our memory Thy life innate We shall be with thee In spin! e er true Loyalty ever is thvjust due Words by Margaret Mueller af- asv' ORIGINAL OLIVER SPECIFICATIONS Named for the former President of the Board of Education Built under the super vision ofSupermtendent of Buildings James Boner Ground building and equipment cost Sl 080 774 Ground 13 7 acres 39 000 Bulldlng 84l 774 Equipment 100 000 Extra equipment to cover Athletic Field etc 100 000 Blllldlflg matenal Indiana Limestone Fireproof throughout Thirty classrooms Domestic Science Suite Laboratory Suite Shops Two gymnasiums Swlmming Pool n 1 I 1 4 Ohver High School would eventually turn into one ofthe most modem, lmposlng structures to house educational facilities for IIS day, ln the year 1925 Cafetena Capacity 400 ANDY GREGG CH RIS EVERS Audntonum Capacity 750 F1 RST KEEPERS OF KEYS Designed by James T Steen 8: Sons Architects Erected by P H Kelly Construction Company 5 5 62 ' 4' D -Q 4 ,4,I Y I ' U ' ll l l 1 - ' -I q I 1 . Y R ll . , K 'J , ' l - za no ' :' ' 'I I 1 . I I. . , . I , V . .. , . V 3 I AV l u . ' ll . N . . . . , . . fl H ' .gi . f A I ' , . ' Tx ,-.r 1- -A , .3 Xxx - .- 4- . ' , ix.: 1 ' , -' . -1 -'M 'H ,- : 1 ,lu '-'es . ..z . . u . tg , - 9 1 9 -T - 1 S 5 ' 1 . . . 1 . . NMA . 1' ' I 1. I MR BAILEY OLIVERSPRINCIPAL 1925 IW 'V1 x...... L..-..-. -f 9 f q., 4, 4- U-91: J' ,, Q' lf I v T 4.9.11 sn. 4.4 ,Q OLIVER BAND OF l930 MW' AN EARLY OLIVER MATH LLUB Those Were the J GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 1929 , sl :- OLIVER TEAMS HAD GOOD SUPPORT THF FIRST OHS JAZZ BAND Q T L 22 . S N , E is we L L V 1 ' ,Q f ' .N ' A U! 1 Ari . Q 51 . 1 ' .7 I ' g ' Q 4 A fm, 11,3 I I Y -nu 5 ji - A A wie 1 A A . ' no me M y Q 'L 'A W C .,, 71, ,j r uv, ,rib 5 , L If if j fi L A T I fl if ' fL ,e., A ,L+ A 'E 1 ' I z ' l ' ' ' ' Lrt I H U Lf 1 ' sl ,Y f , , I VT f , Qu...-A vu. Q A I Fi, ,E, A E, . . . i , H . I 4, r I ' 'I :M , , I:Q.f'1'4 L 4. X X 6 good old days! THE CHEMISTRY LAB IN 1929 AN EARLY OHS BASEBALL TEAM -,,,....A S X S SLA X DP' GLAMOROUS GIRLS LEADERS CLUB AN ORCHESTRA OFTHE 30 s FC! THE l9 9 BOYS LEADERS CLLB OUR 1979 VOLLEYBALL TEAM 7 . Elf I O 0 ME, it -A f f X in 1, . . , L 1 , ' x jr Y A to ' . rf '-M Af. -.'ff..1L ' 'I .5 Z cn - ., N , , I I pg Q -'X ,3 .. ry'- 151 -A L ,wi 1 Q -9 in if :ri ' A 435' N. Y 6 6 fd Q9 . Y I' 4 3' I 1 X, x Y ' N 5' 522: ,ff 'xtlxfff 3 , .lf QQL 5 2 f., 4 ,..L 'L . ff- - - A, ,.p,,.q , , ,VN M ,i 6 49 1 V021 8 i L Il v . IW: n V :if 4 -Q4 V1 -81 DEDICATION T.W. BERGFELT THE DEDICATION OI- AN OMICRON IS AN AWESOME TASK. OL'T OIF MANY DI SI-RX - ING INDIVIDUALS. WE IIAVI- SI-QLICIIID ONE WHO DEVOTES IIIS ENTIRI- LII'I -XNIJ ENERGY TO OTHERS. HE DOLSNI MERELY COME TO SCHOOL TO TEACH. EARN A PAY AND RETREAT BACK HOME1 BUT TO GIVE HIMSELF TOTALLY TO STL'- DENTS AND SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. THIS INDIVIDUAL IS NOT ONLY AN ENGLISH TEACHER AND COACH OF THE BASEBALI TEAM BUT ALSO A SPONSER OI- THE RED CROSS CLUB AND OMICRON: A TRUE FRIEND TO ALL OI-' THOSE WHO REACH OUT TO HIM. THE 50th GRADUATING CLASS IS DELIGHTED AND PROUD TO DEDICATE THE I975 OMICRON TO MR. THEODORE BERGFELT. I f if W ,If n I . 'ii N- ,. I Ee I 5, 3 4, P ,kt S4 xx. I . .Q-15, 11 00 ' I . 4 AY,,,,,, 'L . 4,,,, My ,. xg jg- ' , .M m 4 ' -nf 66 i S 6' owHear his: 'al an wg. sri , ,X www E it Q I Qs 'mhlv -ff' Setting crew members straight. Cheenng On the Team. Planning strategy for the good ship OHS. I jiyfqfi' L16 - V f 1. '-we ' - ' N . fi V ,Ag It t K We at Oliver High School have the right to be proud ofour accomplishments during the past fifty years. Oliver graduates have survived a stock market clash, a severe depression, several wars and numerous other events which disrupted their lives. ln spite of those struggles, our alumni helped keep America the freest and most productive nation in the world. The tides ofhardship have risen and falleng fortune has frowned and smiled again, but the past masters and mates of good ship Oliver have weathered the storms ofexperience in the march of progress. We are equally proud of the graduating class of l975. The record they have charted throughout the past lbur years gives ample evidence to their zest for living and meeting new challenges. Certainly they will face rough seas in the future, We all know ofthe new-brewing storms. We recognize problems such as the shortages of food and fuel. Possibly. even greater tasks will arise. But we are sure that again, the people ol Oliver will be ready. They have the ability, the enthusiasm, the youth and the faith: those qualities which guarantee success. We place our con lidence in them and the future into their hands. . . . is the captain speaking. A Special Note of The creation of an y High School Yearbook can be painful at times. lt's a frustrating experience for the stab' and their advisor, who must bear the pressure that increases with each successive deadline. It takes nine months of cooperation to gestate the brainchild that you hold in your hands. Treat it tenderly. You have to love this baby just as much as we, its creators. We thank all who assisted in any way with the concep- tion, development and final birth process of the 50th Anniversary OMIC RON , the largest ever. Special credit goes to Raymond Czapko, a 1974 graduate, who also pro- duced the artwork for its cover. We also thank Gregory Novelli who did the leg work for Ray. Without the great cooperation of Norman Charles, our Mr. Evans from Evan 's Studio, we wouldn't have met our deadlines: and without the able assistance of Sandra Rudolph, photographer and another 1974 graduate, our candids would not have been complete. We thank Mr. Joseph Ferraro for the printing jobs he did and Mr. Mike Steele for his photos that we stole. We cannot leave out Tyrone Dirl who ran around the building ajter pictures or Mrs. Elaine Soens who ofered good ideas for the yearbook assembly. The inspirational assistance given by George Stewart of Josten 's American Yearbook for our color selections and special effects cannot be forgotten, nor can the many hours spent by the almost endless list of individuals who helped in many ways. Susan Busha is near the top of this list. ' To Mrs. Nancy Gallman, Miss Athena Saphos, Mr. Ralph Trautvetter and Dr. Mary Cignetti. God bless you for your patient assistance. To all the teachers, seniors and underclassmen, there is no way we can mention all, individually but we love you for your care. To the Oliver Family, including David B. the second, Charles and others, God bless you. Since you all have helped, let us say then, that this book is ours. It is unique, since there never will be another Ham A-Hundred celebration. HAPPY ANNIVERSAR Y!!! The Yearbook S tan' P.S. l I 'we missed you it was an accident. and You! , f . gf nh :S l'll,. ug W. or - 8' 5- ,,,,.4H - -I Y- ..,, W . 9'1- , 'fy l ADMINISTRA -ff ' fi f If , A h I . K Q' 16 3, 5 , . Q5 J. 29 ' 6 l'IO Q I '.' it 2 Ib. ,Q pf' kiggiifffi Q 'iv-vw 7150?-QQg.n,,. 5 3 if 3+ -as ui' I Q . 4 ...,-' Y-45 Y f .QA YQ' f Al' . V--2-Q-in 91 ' , E 1 fl 111 ' i 5, Q 55 A, A Q , ,I f f KH ll ' - . i, , 1 a fn. .vM' ., r,. ly, - u years. ' 1' - as-.W ' yu Q .-1333 FZ' Q- g ,,.,v?wC1157 - .4 5 3 4- !': - Qwgfw- 1- - , J., ,:: ::Z.T:,.aRR7j ,BI lg Vfinii' df'Ii5iV ,'Tik-?T-K?E,'Ab. Q F ':','f3 f'- -gf' ,- il, ,N A- ,-.- J xff lC'1,Fl4 fm' -9 Y--..:,fN-f ' .Q .Xi in .wx 1 ' JW' ENGR! . 71 x M, 4' 1 I'l f w tx1'9 SO-fs - . I f X , , 1 16 x P31111 Plftjfcg. 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Aim: go on to school. Andrews, Brenda: lAriesl Duckie. Memorable ex- perience was going to high school. On prom committee's and yearbook staff. Can be seen with Delores. Step, Mardistine. Darlene and Luveneo. Interested in people. Aim: to become a secretary. Ayres. Rose Marie: QCapricomi Memorable experience was singing X-Mas carols in Mr. Stanovich's room. On the drum and bugle corps and the yearbook staff. Can be seen with Lois, Zita, Jean, Beth and all her other friends. Aim: go to college Badamo, William: lTaurusJ A Bill, Memorable ex- perience was bringing in Betty -Crocker Coupons for chemistry. Was on yearbook staff, and jazz band. Inter- ested in music. Aim: to become a musician, obtain money, and be happy. Bagwell, Thomas: lGcminiJ Tom. Memorable ex- perience was breaking his leg before city championship. President of All-City and All- state Student Council, news- paper staff and all sports. Aim: go to Duquesne and obtain a good job. Balouris. Zita: lLibraj Zieter. Memorable ex- perience was when her math class refused to open books, Can be seen with Rose. Lois, Beth, Jean. Janet. Tom 8: Mark. She is interested in swimming, tennis and all sports. Aim: to go to college. Nxxxxx DEBORAH ABRAMS MARK ADAMS LA RITA ALSTON I E l I 1 1 I l i SUZANNE ANDERSON BRENDA ANDREWS ROSE AYRES I 4 l l 1 A i i 1 i 1 i i WILLIAM BADAMO THOMAS BAGWELL ZITA BALOURIS The most memorable thing that happened to me at Oliver was-Hmyfirsl day. I 2 KATHERINE sALTos ROBERT BA RDYN EA RL BAUER Cl'H.l.URD BIAXI'l.R REGINA BLACKSIIILAR JANET BOMBLOSKY rw, I ELIZABETH BORGESE EARL BOSWELL LINDA BRADEN Baltos. Katherine: fSagittariusJ Kitty. Can be seen with Tootie, Barbara, Etc. Interested in having a good time. Bardyn, Robert: tLibraJ Bob. memorable exper- ience was climbing Seneca Rocks. Was in the AYH Club. Can be seen with Jim, Crislip, and Synder. Inter- ested in mountain climbing. Aim: To work and live in the mountains. Bauer, Earl: QLibral Baxter, Clifford: tScorpioJ Cliff. Memorable ex- perience was when the class of 74 had their senior day. Can be seen with Kandy, Kim. Ron, Betsy, Debbie, Jean, and Donny. Interested in water sports. hunting, and girls. Blackshear, Regina: IGeminiJ Marie. Can be seen with Tina. Aim: Go to college and study nursing. Bomblosky, Janet: ICancerl Bombo, Memorable ex- perience was leaming how to drive. Interested in sewing, swimming, and crocheting. Aim: To be involved in secretarial work. Borgese. Elizabeth: lVirgol 8etsy. Memorable ex- perience was coming to Oliver High School. Interested in all types of parties. Can be seen with anyone that belongs to the Class of 75 . Aim: To get the out of sdiool. Boswell, Earl: tCapricoml Memorable experience was the summer of 74 . Can be seen with Floyd, Randy, and Kojak, Interested in sex and money. Aim: To go to college. Braden, Linda: QLeol Memorable experience was going to the Junior Prom. Can be seen with Debbie and Patty. Interested in reading and motorcycles. Aim: To become ai clerical worker. - getting to the tweUth grade and looking back to see what I went through to get what I have. Brennan. Trudy: lLeoj Memorable experience was New Year's Eve l973. Can be seen with Mur, Audrey. Kathie and Patti. Interested in movies. Aim: to become a medical assistant. Brubach. Deborah: QLe0J Debbie Memorable ex- perience was how her and Miss Hickman became friends. In the All City Choir and Oliver's Choir. Can be seen with Ron, Eric. Billy. Pat. Tout. Sue, and Mr. Samko. Aim: To become a professional vocalist. Baller, Donna: QCapricomj Donuts Memorable ex- perience was going to Oliver. On Gut Club and Dist. Ed. Club. Can be seen with everybody. Interested in becoming a retail salewomen or seamstress. Aim: To finish hiyi school. Bymes, Susan: QAriesl Sue Memorable ex- perience was the Junior Prom and the Homecoming Dance. Can be seen with Colleen. Mary Ann. Kathy, Debbie. Ricky. and Liz. ln- terested in sewing, boys and bowling. Callen, Jeffrey: fPiscesy JelT. Memorable ex- perience was playing in lezzi's Jazz Band. Was in the Orchestra. Jazz Band and Chess Club. Can be seen with Bill. Lance, Kevin and Fred. Interested in music. reading. and his girlfriend. Carter. Stephen: tCancerj 'Kumalof' Was on the Football Team and Basket- ball Team. Can be seen with Audie. Rickman, Vincent. and many other things. Aim: to become successful. Casper, David: 1Sagistariusl Dave, Can be seen with people from around Marshall Avenue. He is interested in taking trips and doing his own thing. Aim: to get a good job. Cej. Mario: Wirgoj On Football Team. Aim: to be rich. TRUDN BRI NNAN DEBOR-XII HRI BACH IXJNNA BUTLER SUSAN BYRNILS JEFFRI I 1 Al LEN STEPHEN CARTER it K W a , if DAVIDCASPER MARIOCH - when I blew up a toaster in eleetrie shop. W1 9 Q ., fi KATHERINECERVONE Y Q AUDIECHAPMAN ' N LANCECHAPMAN CHRISTINECIPRIANI DARRELL Cl ROCCO DOREEN COTTEN NAOMI CREW Cervone. Katherine: 1Geminil Meatball. Memorable experience was being in Mr. Bames class. Can be seen with Patty. Linda. Joe, and everyone else in the class ol' 75 . lnterested in people. planes. and having fun. Aim: Become a Dental Assistant, Chapman, Audie: tLeol Monnie. Memorable ex- perience was the lirst two years at Oliver, when he went with a certain girl. Friends: Girl class ol' 75 . and Steve. Jim. Bill. Rock. Tumer. and Dan. Aim: Become success- ful lawyer. Chapman. Kimberly: tPiscesl Kim Memorable exper- ience was when she bumed the Kool-aid at her lirst dinner. She is interested in tennis. swimming, reading. and all types of sciences. Aim: To become a surgeon, Chapman. Lance: lPiscesl Memorable experience was the 73-74 H oop season and the senior year. Can be seen with Jeff. Bill. Kevin, Andy. and Steve. lnterested in tennis. music and life. Aim: Attend College and lead a fulfilling life. Cipriani. Christine: tScorpiol Cip, Memorable exper- ience was the Walden Weekend. Can be seen with lots of people. lnterested in having a good time. Aim: Goto college. Ciroceo, Darrell: tTaurusl Cir. Memorable exper- ience was being in Mr. Bames class. He is interested in music and sports. Can be seen with everyone at Oliver, Aim: To go to college. Cotten, Doreen: tCapricoml Doe, Memorable exper- ience was riding the garbage carts and singing to the boys alter school. On the volleyball and basketball teams and was a Pompom girl. Can be seen with everyone. Aim: College for physical fitness. Crew, Naomi: lSagittariusl Mickey, Memorable ex- periences are all the gym classes she had. On the volleyball team. Can be seen with Brenda. Lois. 'and Luveneo. Aim: To be a nurse. i -thle talent show in 10th grade. We did the Charleston and had a lot ojfitn practicing. Cullen, Colleen: tAquariusj Most memorable exper- ience, was attending the Jtmior Prom, Can be seen with Kathy, Sharon, Ellen, Cindy, Janice, Sandy, Debbie, Sue, Janet, Linda and Nancy. Aim: to get married. Cummings, Lillian: tGeminiJ Peanuts, Memorable experience was when Donna hit the teacher. She is in- terested in her man. She can be seen with Donna and Michael. Aim: to become someone's wife. Danylo, David: tLeoJ Dave. Memorable ex- perience was cutting and not getting caught. Aim: to finish high school. Degonish, Mark: tLibraj 'Durangof' Interested in printing. Can be seen with Victor, Pat, Joe and Stephany. Aim: to go to college. Derbish, David: tLeoJ 'Derbf' Interested in swimming, boating, football, and cars. Can be seen with Bill, Rege, Mike, and Denise. Aim: be an auto mechanic. Drewery. Shirley: ffaurusj Most memorable exper- ience was being at Oliver High School. Can be seen with Linda, Sharon and all her other friends. On the Majorettes. Aim: become a secretary. Dusak, Judith: tCapricomJ Judy. Involved with the United Nations, W.P.S. U.N. Club and the Yearbook Staff. Interested in cos- maology, sports and music. Can be seen with Patty, Marty, Rich, Jackie, Zang, Tim and Jeannie. Aim: cosmetologist. Dvorsky, John: tCapricoml Demon Rum. Mem- omble experience was having fun in the classroom. Inter- ested in having a lot of fun with his life. Can be seen with Mel, Don, Joann, Kim, Kuk, Randy, Diane, Joe, etc. Aim: to go into the Armed Forces. Dwyer, Marion: Wirgoj Jean. Memorable ex- perience was cutting class to attend a snowball battle. Involved with the Yearbook Staff and the Drum and Bugle Corp. Can be seen with all her friends. Aim: attend college and get a good job. COLLEEN CULLEN MA RK DEGONISH JUDITH DUSAK LILLIANCUMMINGS DAVID INNYLO DAVID DERBISH SHIRLEY DREWERY ,aw 5' JQHN DVORSKY MARION DWYER The most memorable thing was passing. MARY BETH DWYER JEFFREY EDWARDS AUDREY FAIRLEY TELESTA PLATHERSTUN SHARON EWING WILLIAM FEHL LOIS FERR, ADELAIDE FERRISN viRG1NiA FICHTER -the vearl was on the swim team. The practices were longyb utfun. Dwyer. Mary Beth1fScorpioJ Beth. Memorable ex- perience was the after-affects of the Schenley Champion- ship Game. Is interested in Mark, sports and people. Can be seen with everyone at Oliver. Aim: to become anurse. Edwards, Jeffrey: Memorable experience was the day he graduated. Friends: Class of 75 . Ewing, Sharon: fScorpioJ Memorable experience was going to the Junior Prom. Interested in cosmetology and getting married. Can be seen with Cindy, Linda, Tmdy and all the girls in the white uniforms. Aim: become a cosmetologist. Fairley, Audrey: fAriesJ Memorable experiences were going to Spain, and Puerto Rico, New Year's Eve and 200l. Was on Student Council and Swim Team Captain. Interested in Mike. Can be seen with everyone. Aim: become court stenographer. Featherstun, Telesta: fAquariusI 'Tessief' Memorable ex- perience was every single day at Oliver. Interested in people, music and dancing. She can be seen with all the smiling faces at Oliver. Aim: to be herself IOOLZQ ofthe time. Fehl, William: fAquariusj Billy. Memorable ex- periences was winning the first game in four years. Interested in girls, money and parties. Can be seen with Larry, Suzie and the gang. Aim: to graduate. Ferri, Lois: fGeminij Charlie, Memorable ex- perience was doing Yoga in Miss Holley's class. Interested in Bill, water sports, animals and music. Can be seen with Rose, Zita, Jean, Beth, Fred, Lori and the rest ofthe gang. Ferris, Adelaide fSagistarusj Sissy, Memorable ex- perience was the Junior Prom. Interested in horse- back riding, sewing and camping. Can be seen with Denise, Trudy, Patti, Audrey, Sharon, and etc. Aim: to become a nurse. Fichter, Virginia: fLibraJ Ginny. Memorable ex- perience was Pymatuning. Interested in sports. Can be seen with Eileen, Colleen. Maxine, Junkie and Mary. Aim: go to Navy and become anurse. Finn, Florence: tCapricomj Flo. Memorable ex- perience was going to the .linior Prom and putting up with Tony and Andy. Interested in meeting people and having a good time with her friends. Aim: to be a secretary. Foley, Sandra: QCancerl Sandy. Interested in bowling, skating, and sewing. Can be seen with Sue, Stella, Joann, Marybeth, Chris, and Bobbie. Aim: to be a nurse. Ford, Cheryl: QLeoJ Cheryl. Memorable ex- perience was becoming Queen of-75-. Interested in traveling. Can be seen with Jerri, Flo, Ida, Maria, Mary. and Scottie. Aim: to travel and get married. Francek. Gregory: QAquariusj Greg. Aim: technical school. , Gadd, George: 1Piscesl George. Can be seen with Bill, Tom, Paul, Norb, and Mike. Aim: to become a construction worker. Geroge, Kimberly: QAriesl Kimmy. Memorable ex- perience was' going to the Junior Prom. Interested in horseback riding. Can be seen with Patty and Kathy. Aim: to go to college. Gibson, Carol: QScorpioJ Carol. Memorable ex- perience was having Mr. Stanovich for a teacher. Was on the Yearbook Staff, and Majorettes. Friends: Renee, Donna. Lynn, Pam, Linda, Tessie, Vincent, and Har- rison. Aim: go to college-- becomeanurse. Gillman, Karen: QAriesl GiIly. Memorable ex- perience was the four years at Oliver! Interested in Dale and art. Can be seen with Mino, Rym, Orts, Mur, and others. Aim: to go on to college and become successful in life. FLORENCE HNN SANDRA I-'OLEY CHERY I FORD GREGORY FRANCEK GEORGE GADD KIMBERLY GEORGE CAROL GIBSON I KAREN GILLMAN -when I almost got my hand cut offin metal shop. I TIMOTHY GLITSCH THERESA GRILL DIANE GRUNDZA THERESA GRUSZKOWSKI WALTER HAIG KATHLEEN HAAS BRIQUEHAIRSTON DEBRA HARRIS -newfriends, class ring and seniorpiclures. Glitsch, Timothy: Wirgoj Tim. Memorable experi- ence was coming back to Oliver after going to Mc- Koesport. Played football, on the U.N. Club. Interested in printing. music, and parties. Can be seen with Bill Summers and others. Aim: become a printing teacher. Grill, Theresa: Wirgoj Bones Memorable ex- perience was being coach of Girl's Basketball Team. Interested in boys, swimming, basketball, and riding motor- cycles. Aim: go on to college. Grundza, Diane: lLeoJ Memorable experience was playing buck-buck. Interested in in sports, and going to parties. Can be seen with Patty, Debbie, Christine, Angie, Sharon, and the rest of the gang. Aim: to further her education. Gniszkowski, Theresa: Wirgoj Interested in skating and swimming. Can be seen with Bombo, Kim, Sue, Maryann and Audrey. Aim: to become a secretary. Haas, Kathleen: 1AquariusJ Kathy, Memorable ex- perience was being on the swimming team. Interested in sewing and swimming. Can be seen with many of her friends. Aim: get a job in accounting. Haig, Walter: QPiscesJ Wallie. Memorable ex- perience was when he shot Mr. Stanovich in the eye with water. Interested in htmting and scuba diving. Can be seen with everyone. On Swimming Team. Aim: to go to the Navy. Hairston, Brique: QLibraI Memorable experience was coming to Oliver. Interested in all types of sports. Con- siders the Class of 75 his friends. Aim: to become agym teacher. Harris, Debra: tPiscesj Junkie Memorable ex- perience was the birth of her nephew. Interested in acting, reading and writing. She can be seen with every- body. Aim: to be a good mother and be very happy with life. Harris. Kathleen: tAquariusl Butter. Memorable ex- perience was the day she ripped Veme's Market off. Can be seen with Marsha, Ida, Denise. Jeannie etc. Aim: Become a beautician. Harrison. Daniel: tAriesl Danny, Interested in tishing. Can be seen with anyone at Oliver. Aim: To become a carpenter. Hart, Anthony: tLeol Tony. Interested in all kinds of sports. Aim: To become a rich man. Harvey, Sharon: tAquariusl Memorable experience was coming to Oliver and going to the Junior Prom. Inter- ested in meeting n people, sewing and dancing. Can be seen with Ellen. Paulette, Sandy and Janice. Aim: Become a Dental Technician and mother. Harvey, Theresa: tAquariusl Terri. Interested in swimming, pets, and traveling. Can be seen with Linda, Patsy, Jerri, Sharon and Roseann. Aim: To become a successful mother and housewife to Jack. Hawkins, Vincent: tLeol Vincc. Memorable ex- perience was falling in love with a cheerleader. Interested in meeting new people. Can be seen with Debbie Hlister and the school. Aim: To have a Police Science job. Haynes. Mark: tPiscesl Wildman. Memorable experience was when he hooked sclfool to attend a tight at North Hills. Interested in sports and women. Can be sem with David Knopp. Aim: To further his education. Healy, Rohert1tTaurusl Mut. Interested in sports and weightlililing. Aim: To go to eollegc. Heisel. Kathleen: tI-ihral Heisel. Memorable ex- perience was getting lunch at Oliver. Interested in ac- counting and sports. Was a majorette. Can be seen with Tim, Mur, Rym, Patti, Judy, Orts, Karen, Connie and many more. Aim: Be- come an Accountant. ll KATHLEEN HARRIS SHARON HARVEY 511' -to XFN at J, V 7- ww THERESA HARVEY ANTHONY HART VINCENT H AWKINS X MARK HAYNES ROBERT HEALY KATHLEEN HEISEL -my child eare Classes which were everything. WALTER HENDERSON JEFFREY HIBEN KATHLEEN HUNKELE ROBERT HERMAN PAULHEYL flflffil-?j,' 3 DEBORAH HLISTER BRENDA HOWARD JAMES IGIMS FREDINNAMORATO -when Igor ajob leaching dancing. Henderson, Walter: lTaurusJ Juney. Memorable ex- perience was being in the gang lights. Interested in arts. Can be seen with Larry, Albert, Bruce. Jerri. Donna and Jackie. etc. Aim: to become an artist. Herman, Robert: tAriesJ Bob. Ran for the Cross Country Team and played basketball. Aim: to finish sdiool. Heyl, Paul: tLeol Interested in hunting, fishing, cars and sports. Can be seen with Cindy, 8: Dave. Aim: to go to the Navy. Hiben, Jeffrey: Hlister, Deborah: Ukriesl 'Deb. Memorable exper- ience was seeing the basket- ball team retum to school after beating Perry. Cheer- leader and interested in sports. Can be seen with anyone who wants to bring joyintoherlife. Howard, Brenda: Wirgol Memorable experience was taking an advance course. Interested in singing and dancing. Can be seen with Debbie, Janice, Timmy, and William. Aim: to become a child care teacher. Hunkele, Kathleen: lLeol Kandy. Memorable ex- perience is the day she got her diploma. On the Year- book Staff and Junior Prom Committee. Interested in sports. Aim: to succeed in life. lgims, James: fPiscesl Jim. Memorable exper- ience was being here at Oliver High. Interested in Music and Judo. Can be seen with every- one. Aim: to live everyday as it comes. lnnamorato, Fred: tPiscesJ Snake. Memorable ex- perience was going to South Carolina. Involved in Orch., Drum 8: Bugle and Volleyball Team. Interested in lishing and sports. Can be seen with everyone. Aim: go into the medicine field. Jackson, Anita: fLeoJ Nita Jay. Memorable experience was running track. Interested in dancing, and rrmning. Can be seen with Terry, Veessa, Ching, Emma, Tequila, La Treshe and Valerie. Aim: become a secretary. James, Gregory: lCapricomJ 'Billy Mite. Memorable experience was playing bas- ketball with the big guys. Interested in playing ball, talking to girls, and just having a good time. Aim: linish school and take it easy. E Jetter, Jenice: fGeminij Pepper. Can be seen with Tony, Bobby, Carol, hh, Sharon, Vincent and Pam. Aim: Become a nurse. Johnson, Elizabeth: tGeminiJ Lizard. Memorable ex- perience was watching herself mature since she has been at Oliver. Can be seen with Doreen, Debbie, Maxine, and Kim, Aim: To lind true meaning oflife. Johnson, Eric: tCancerj 'Ricf' Memorable exper- ienoe was taking the Armed Service Attitude Test. ln- terested in all out door sports. Can be seen with Mad Dog Nicolif' Aim: make the world's flagpole sitting record. Johnson. Mary: fSagitariusj Can be seen with Cheryl, Sharon, Jeannie, Telesta, Kathy, and Elizabeth. Aim: to become a registered nurse. Johnson, Stephanie: ISagitariusJ Stephie. Memorable ex- perience was falling off her bike. Interested in helping people leam to swim. Can be seen with the together people at Oliver. Aim: become a physchologist. Johnston, Stephan: fLibraJ Interested in bicycling. Can be seen with Darrell and Eric. Aim: go to college and get a good job. ANITA JACKSON JENICE JE'I'I'ER ELIZABETH JOHNSON MARY JOHNSON STliPllANIl JOHNSON STEPHAN JOHNSTON GREGORY JAMES ERIC JOHNSON 1 3 i 9 ! -when I wasfortunale enough to attend an K , advanced class to beco me a graduate of the class of 75 1 i 1 vw-al' BEVERLY JONES MICHAEL JONES LINDA JONES PATRICIA KAISER EBBY JEAN JON ES ANDREW KACH UR MICHAEL KA RGENIAN DONALD KEFFER - when a girUr1'end ofmine introduced me to the man I love. Jones, Beverly: QAquariusJ Shoes Memorable ex- perience was being in Mrs. Sellars' room. Interested in skating, meeting people and dancing. Can be seen with Debby, Anna, Leeny, Eley,- Stephie, and Cynthia. Aim: become a sales women. Jones, Bobby Jean: QLibraJ 'Barbf' Interested in sewing, cooking and cro- cheting. Can be seen with Donna and Shirley. Aim: become a nurse. Jones, Linda: lLeol Red. Memorable exper- ience was coming to Oliver but not going to any classes. Interested in working and loallng. Can be seen with everyone. Aim: to get a good job, Jones, Michael: Kachur, Andrew: QVirgoJ Andy. Memorable ex- perience was wondering how a teacher had a bald head on Friday and a full head on Monday. Can be seen with Bill, Steve, Fred, Jeff and Mike. Aim: to get into engineering. Kaiser, Patricia: QPiscesJ Patsy. Memorable ex- perience was being at Oliver. Likes to walk in the rain, listen to old records and talk over problems with her friends. Aim: to be able to' help the lives of other's. Kargcnian, Michael: Keffer, Donald: lGeminij Keffer, Donald: lGeminiJ 'Donny. Memorable ex- periences were the Friday night parties. Interested in swimming, and sports. Can be seen with Mitchie, Bemie, Keith and everyone in the ,Class of 75. Aim: get outof school. Kenney, Yvonne: tVirgoJ Von. Interested in swim- ming and fashions. Can be seen with Debbie, Mardistine, Sharon, Jeanett and Theresa. Aim: american art. Kessler, Susan: tCapricomj Sue. Interested in horse- back riding, swimming and walking. Can be seen with Sandy, Stella, Noreen, Karen. Cheryl, Linda, Bob and many more. Aim: become an airline stewardess. Kikta, Maria: tCapricomj Ria, Interested in base- ball, loaling, reading and drawing. Can be seen with Toots, Rosie, Dee, C.B., Karen, Cindy, Jimmy, Bobby, Kim, and Patty. Aim: become asecretary. King, Christine: tAriesj Tootie. Interested in basketball and swimming. Can be seen with Linda, Susan, Debbie, Kathy and Patty. Aim: finish high school. King, Renee: tSagitariusj Cookie, Interested in music. Was one ol' 0liver's linest cheerleaders. Can he seen with Donna and Carol. Aim: go on to college and major in music. Kleber. Kevin: tPiseest 'Kebanf' On the Football Team and Volleyball Team, Interested in hockey, hunting, golling and tennis. Aim: to major in engineering and travel. Knopp, David: tVirgol Dave Memorable exper- ience was the day he hooked school to go to North Hills to light. Interested in sports and women. Can be seen with Greg, Mike, George, Mark, Wojie and Keith. Kraus, Mary Ann: tLe0J Mur. Memorable exper- ience the Junior Prom. Inter- ested in swimming and sports. Can be seen with Trudy, Kate, Patti, Orts, Cip, Audrey, Bets. and Joe. Krill, Mary Ann: tCancerj Mar. Interested in art and swimming. Can be seen with Debbie, Gei'i, and Hufty-Ba. Aim: to lead a sucessful career in art. YVONNE KENNEY susAN KESSLER MARIA KIKTA CHRISTINE KING RENEE KING KEVIN KLEBER DAVID KNOPP MARY ANN KRA US MARY ANN KRILL -going to Carlow College andthe Upward Bouna' program. ROSEANN KULKA REGIS LA UGHLIN ROBERT LANE JOSEPH L ANG DAVID LAWRENCE GERMAINELEIB OTH ELLO LEONARD VONCERIL LEONARD LIN DA LEWIS I really enjoyed being a part ofOliver High School, because we're Number Oriel Kulka, Roseann: 1Geminij Rosie. Likes sports and loaling on the church's steps. Can be seen with Karen, C.B.. Rita, Dee. Mike, Sue, Toots. Chris and many many more. Aim: go to college. Lane, Robert: QPiscesj 'Rockyf' Memorable experience was going to the Junior Prom. Interested in sports, cars, and especially girls. Can be seen with Jim, Jack, Bill and Dave. Aim: become a teacher. Lang, Joseph: tSagitariusl Joe. Memorable experi- ences were being on the Football and Basketball Teams. Can be seen with Mur, Tom, Steve, and many more. Aim: go to college. Laughlin, Regis: lCancerj Rege. Memorable ex- perience was getting out of North Catholic. Interested in sports. Can be seen with Bill, Derb, Dave, Jim, Dan, John and more. Aim: to graduate. Lawrence, David: tCapricomj Dave Memorable ex- perience was going hunting and shooting something. Was on Basketball and Football Teams. Can be seen with Mall, Mel, Ricky, Jan, Jeanne, Debbie, etc . . . Aim: go to computer school. Leib, Germaine: lLibraJ Gerry. Memorable ex- perience was being the only girl in auto mechanics. Interested in plants, traveling and reading. Can be seen with Cindy, Kathy, Peggy, Ron and Ed. Aim: get inspection license. Leonard, Othello: lCapricomJ T-Bird. Memorable ex- perience was the times he shared with Shelly. Interested in art, singing, music and Shelly. Served as Basketball Manager. Aim: to become an artist and singer. Leonard, Vonceril: Lewis, Linda: lAricsj Slim. Interested in sports and helping people. Was on Truck Team. Can be seen with her hundreds ol' friends, Aim: go to college. Life, Deborah: CCancerJ Deb, Memorable experi- ence was going to the Junior Prom. Interested in horse- back riding. Can be seen with Patsy, Debbie, and Kathy. Aim: go to a business sdiool. Livsey, Lynn: QTaurusj 'O.J. Simpson. On Girls Track Team and Majorette Squad. Can be seen with Linda, Doreen and Carol. Aim: to become successful in the business world. Logan, Patricia: fLibra1 Tricia. Memorable ex- perience was playing buck- buck and being in the talent show. Interested in sports and partying. Can be seen with Deb,- Diane, Sharon, Jean, Suzie, and Kathy. Long, Ellen: QLibraJ Stretch Involved with Swim Team, Red Cross, Orch., and Yearbook. In- terested in listening to old records, driving, sewing and sports. Aim: to go into the Anned Service. Lowe, Donald: QLibraj Pie. Memorable experi- ence was the time he got suspended for doing nothing. Interested in mechanics. Aim: become a doctor. Lowe, Frederick: tTaurusJ Fred, Memorable ex- perience was riding on Dixmont Speedway. Inter- ested in motivation and military. Can be seen with Tom, Joe, Rock, and Rick. Aim: become half-back for the Packers. Lowe, Melvin: QLibraJ Mel. Interested in Jo- anne and cars. Can be seen with Tim, Bill, Bee, Bob, Ray, John, and Mal. Aim: become a state policeman. Lowe, Patricia: QCancerj Tishy. Memorable ex- perience was the lirst time she shot a rifle. Interested in sports and working. Can be seen with Mal, Debbie, Kathy, Jean and Judy. Aim: Get married after working a couple ofyears. fi DEBORAH LIFE ELI.l1Nl.ONCi PATRICIA LOGAN I-RILDLRICK LOWI1 LYNN LIVSEY DONALDLOWE MELVIN LOWE PATRICIA LOWE -the Junior Prom and when we got our Seniorpicture but n10sl0falllheji'iena's I got to know. S MICHELE LOZITO CYNTHIA MCCA RTAN KEVIN LYNCH ' Wpqa ,df CHRISTOPHER LUGAR JOHN McG RATH KATHLEEN MCGUIRI: JOHN MCMURRAY GLORY MCQUILLAN when I had Mrs. Lemon for gym in tenth grade, and the class gave me a surprise birthday party. Lozito, Michele: QCancer1 Memorable experience be- ing crowned queen. Was on Student Council, Basketball Team, Track and Yearbook Staff. Can be seen with everyone. Aim: go to college and have lifteen kids. Lugar, Christopher: fAquariusJ Mushroom Memorable experience was taking span- ish. Interested in music and working with people. Can be seen with all the smiling faces. Aim: to build a house out of money. Own Inon City Beer Co. Lynch, Kevin: Wirgoj Lynch. Memorable ex- perience was listening to the feedback from Ralph's microphone system. Inter- ested in sports and listening to music. Can be seen with Bill, Jeff, Lance, Andy, Rich and Fred. McCartan Cynthia: fCapricomJ 'Cindyf' Memorable ex- perience was going to the Jmior Prom. Can be seen with Colleen, Kathy, Linda and Sharon. Aim: be happy and have a family. McGrath, John: fCapricomJ Jack. Involved with U.N. Club, Orch., Jazz Band, 81 Student Council. Interested in music, people and edu- cation. Can be seen with all the people of Oliver. Aim: go to college. McGuire, Kathleen: 1LibraJ Kathy. Interested in collecting pieces of Oliver. On the Red Cross Club. Can be seen with Kim, George, Colleen, Diane, Annie, Shar- on, and Ellen. Aim: to go to college. McMurray, John: Wirgoj Jack. On Football Team. Aim: Finish high school and go on to college. McQuillan, Glory: QTaurusJ Mac. Memorable expri- ence was the time she shared with her friends after limch. Interested in making others have a good time. Can be seen with everyone. Aim: to graduate. Mcaulay, Robert: fPiseesj Mitch. Memorable ex- perience was smoking in the Girl's room. Like to party. Can be seen with Don, Keith, Bill, Larry, Cliff, Pete and Tim. Aim: stay as high as possible. Macik, Deborah: tCapricomJ Chonk. Memorable ex- perience was sitting on steps with her friends after lunch. Interested in all sports. Can be seen with anyone at Oliver. Aim: to be an artist. Mance, Nicholas: QCapricomJ Memorable experience was Homecoming 74 . lnter- ested in sports. Can be seen with Bill Summers. Aim: become a cop? Manchor, Joseph: tCancerj .loe. Memorable experi- ence was pouring kerosene on a lire. Interested in motorcycling and making fire crackers. Can be seen with Bob, Ron, Walt, Craig and Al. Aim: go to the Air Force. Martinez, Romona: tPiscesJ Mona, Interested in sports and boys. Can be seen with all the smiling faces at Oliver. Aim: become a cosmetologist. Merchant, Donna: tAriesj Fuzzy, Memorable ex- perience was going to all the basketball games. Inter- ested in music and art. Can be seen with Renee, Pam. Larita, Mellownee. Linda, Terri, David, Lynn, Harrison, Vincent, Sharon and Telesta. Merchant. Gralield: tCancerl Gary. Memorable ex- perience was being in the Upward Bound Program. ln- terested in art, music, science and track. Can be seen with Steve, and Don. Aim: become a scientist. Merchant, Mellownee: 1Cancerj Ossie, Memorable ex- perience was having Donna and Renee as friends. ln- terestcd in typing and getting out of school. Aim: graduate from high school. Michalowsky, Stella: QAquariusj Mieky. Interested in sports. Can be seen with Donna, Barbara. Sue. Mur- ilyn and Bobby. Aim: hecome anurse. ROBERT MACAULAY JOSEPH MANCHOR GARFIELD MERCHANT N DEBORAH MACIK NICHOLAS MANCE RAMONA MARTINEZ DONNA MERCHANT MELLOWNEE MERCHANT STELLA MICHALOWSKY -the little dispute lthat I lostj after the playoff game with Sehenley. BERNARD MICKLOS SHARON MIELCAREK CYNTHIA MIKE 1 PATRICIA MITTEREDER MARSHA MON ROE RANDOLPH MORRIS DIANE MORRISSEY DA RLENE MORROW SHIRLEY MORSE -when Ifound realn1eaning,peaee and love with Jesus Christ,-the best thing that happened to ine in my life. Micklos. Bemard: fGeminij Bemie. Memorable ex- perience was the Junior Prom. Can be seen with Carl, Mike, Frank. Ginny, Rick. Chris, Len. Debbie, Tom. etc. Aim: go into music or accounting. Mielcarek, Sharon: lLibraJ Memorable experience will be the day she graduates. Can be seen with all the smiling faces of the Class of 75 . Aim: to lead a successful life. Mike, Cynthia: QAries1 Sweet Pea. Memorable experience was her lirst day at Oliver. Interested in marriage. Can be seen with Doreen, Kim, Gerry, Liz, Cindy, Janet, Joyce and Suzie. Aim: to help others. Mittereder, Patricia: tPiscesJ Patti. Memorable ex- perience was going to Junior Prom. Can be found with one of the hundreds of friends she has gained through her lovely personality. Aim: to graduate and enjoy life. Monroe, Marsha: tLibraJ Peanut. Interested in doing personal things. Can be seen with Marie, Kathy, Shirley and Ida. Aim: to graduate. Morris, Randolph: QAquariusl Randy. Interested in girls and music. Can be seen with Larita, Renee, Floyd, Cheryl, Harrison, Earl. Kojak and Valerie. Aim: to go to college. Morrissey, Diane: LAriesJ Memorable experience was the day Mr. Church took over the class. On the Basketball Team. Interested in sports. Can be found with anyone in the Class of 75 . Aim: live life to it's fullest. Morrow, Darlene: tAriesj Dee. Memorable experi- ence was being in child care. Was in W.P.S.U.N. and the Chorus. Interested in travel- ing and helping others. Aim: become a nurse. Morse, Shirley: lPiscesy Sam. On Volleyball and Basketball Teams. Interested in sports and dancing. Can be seen with Letha. Aim: get married. Q Mozeyko, Kathleen: fCancerJ Mozo. Memorable ex- perience was having fun at lunch time. Interested in sports and reading. Can be sem with Sue, Audrey, Theresa, Kim, Maryann and Debbie. Aim: become a nurse. Mullen, Michael: QSagitaurusJ Otis, Memorable experi- ence was making the basket- ball team. Interested in listening to rock music and having a good time. Involved with Bear Facts and Omicron. Aim: to goto college. Murray, Leonard: iTaurusl Lenny. Memorable ex- perience was winning 7 gold metals at the Olympics. In- terested in sports and going to movies. Can be seen with everyone. Aim: to gain lots ofmoney in life. Murphy, Michelle: tScorpioJ Memorable experience was the Walden weekend, and the rain. Can be seen with Janet, Kathy, and Cindy. Aim: become a secretary. Mustovich, Deborah: QSagitaurusj Musto. Memorable ex- perience was playing buck- buck and having fun at lunch time. Interested in parties, typing, shorthand and sports. Aim: become a secretary. Muth, Kathleen: tTaurusj 'Muthf' Memorable ex- perience was having fun at lunch time. Interested in sports and going to parties. Aim: to graduate. Mrazek, Craig: fCancerJ Interested in education and having a good time. Can be seen with Robert and Jack, Aim: to become rich and then settle down with a good woman. Nash, William: Memorable experience was the volleyball game at Westinghouse, when a light broke out. Considers every- one at Oliver a friend. Aim: become an airlane mechanic. KATHLEEN MOZEY KO MICHELLE MURPHY LEONARD MU RRAY KATHLEEN MUTH MICHAEL MULLEN DEBORAH MUSTOVICH CRAIG MRAZEK WILLIAM NASH -I can see the change that has come over me. W My outlook ana' values have broadened and goals are higher MICHAEL NEFF KATHERINI, NIl1MCZYK BA RBA RA N ICHOLSON ROBILRT NOLL MARK NEUROHR KIM NOLDER DEBORAH NOVAK GREGORY NOVELLI -when myfamily took a trip to the Rocky Mountains. Neff, Michael: tAriesJ A Mike, Interested in money and art. Can be seen with the Class of 75 . Aim: to take life easy. Neurohr, Mark: tAnesJ Neu. Memorable experi- ence was being at Oliver. Interested in sports and partying. Can be seen with Jeff, James and Dave. Aim: become a doctor. Nicholson, Barbara: tScorpioj Barbie, On Newspaper Staff. Interested in arts and crafts. Aim: become a physchologist. Niemczyk, Katherine: tAries3 Kathie Enjoys being outdoors. Can be seen with everyone at Oliver. Aim: graduate and get a job of herchoice. Nolder, Kim: Wirgoj Kimbo. Memorable ex- perience was being in Mr. Bames class. Interested in sports and records. Can be found with Long, Novak, Bombo and Gurgo. Aim: to join the service. Noll, Robert: tAquariusJ Norb. Memorable ex- perience was living through all these years. Can be seen with everyone. Aim: to finish high school. Novak, Deborah: QGeminij Deb. Memorable experi- ence was being in Mr. Bames class. Can be seen with every- one. Involved with Swimming Team and United Nations. Aim: college and get a good job. Hopes to go to Europe some day. Novelli, Gregory: tCancerJ The Count Dracula. Most memorable experiences were appearing on channels ll and 4. Participated with Red Cross and Omicron. Friends: all of mankind. O'Brien. Kathryn: fVirgol Kate Memorable exper- ience was eating third lunch. On yearbook staff. Interested in playing scrabble and listen- ing to Dylan. Aim: Go to college. O'Brien. Margaret: tCancerl Peggy. Memorable ex- perience being in Mr. Bames class. Interested in sports and animals. Can be seen with everyone in the Class of 75 . Aim: Get married and become a nurse. O'Kelly. Deborah: tGeminil Debbie, Memorable ex- perience was going to all the parties with her friends. Interested in poetry. Can be seen with Yvonne. Mardistine and Marie. Aim: Become a writer. Onmann. Kathleen: tPiscesl Orts. Memorable exper- ience was the Walden Weekend. Was on Newspaper Staff. Interested in art. biking and dancing. Can be seen with Mur, Kathy. Chris. Patti, and Robert. Aim: Go tocollege. Palmieri, James: tAriesl Pumpkin. Interested in cars and girls. Aim Work with cars. Parham, Jeannie: tCancerl 'Money Girl. Memorable experience was doing the crazy things she did in English. Interested in having a good time. Can be seen with thc gang. Aim: Become anurse. Pikovsky, Maryann: tPiscesl Memorable experience was going to the Junior Prom and performing in the Red Cnoss shows. Interested in Tim. cooking and horseback riding. Aim: To marry Tim. Piotrowski, Michael: QAquariusj Mike, Memorable ex- perience was playing football. Interested in cars, sports and using his hands. Can be seen with Andy. Tim. Mark. Rick. Bob and Fred. Aim: To lind a career. Polaski. Michael: tAquariusl Mike. Memorable exper- ience was being in Mrs. Morton's room. Interested in sports and hockey. Can be seen with Sam, Bemie, Cathy. Lynn and many more. Aim: become a professional hockey player. -th KATHRYN O'BRIEN MARGARETUBRIEN KATHLEEN ORTMANN JAMES PALMIERI JEANNIEPARHAM MARYANN PIKOVSKY MICHAEL PIOTROWSKI MICHAEL POLASKI ejirsl time I got a Cul slipjor no good reason of all. .lui ,ii ROBFRT POLLARD LYNN POSTELL SUSAN PRESCOTT RICH-KRDPRIMAR PAMH -X PRYOR DEBRA Pl'HAC RICHARD RADI BARBARA RAITANO RICHARD REILLY -the teachers roll book was stolen and the whole class had to stayin until it was returneaf 4 Pollard Robert: fScorpioD Bebop. Memorable ex perience was the party at the old w'omen's home. Interested in girls. Can be seen with Vincent. Anita. Lois. Kathy. Anthony. Carla and Willie. Aim: become a hairstylist. Postell. Lynn: l Pisces! Memorable experience was the first time she marched while being a majorette, and her dress wouldn't go back down. Interested in guys. Aim: become a good secretary. Prescott. Susan: May Interested in nursing. Can be seen with everyone. Aim: Finish school and get a good job. Primar. Richard: lCancert Rich. Memorable ex- perience was the four years he spent at Oliver. Can be seen with Summers and Best. Aim: go to trade school. Pryor. Pamela: QCapricoml Pammy. Memorable ex- perience was her first day at Oliver. Interested in sports and necking. Can be seen with Carol. Liz. Larita. Debbie. Renee and Donna. Aim: become a nurse, Puhac. Debra: lCapricoml Deb, Memorable experi- ence was the summer she had to care for the animals. ln- terested in watching movies and sports. Can be seen with Kathy. Linda and Patty. Aim: find a good job and man. Radi. Richard: tfapricoml Rick. Memorable ex- perience was playing in the Jazz Band. On the Jazz Band and Orchestra. Interested in music and sports. Aim: go to college. Raitano. Barbara: tAquariusl Barb Memorable ex- perience will be the day she graduates. Interested in sports. Can be seen with Kandy. Michelle. Sharon. Debbie. Angie and the rest of the gang. Aim: become a gym teacher. Reilly. Richard: lGeminil Reill. Memorable ex- perience was the Walden weekend. Interested in sports. On Track Team. Can be seen with everyone. Aim: get a good job. Rennebeck, Patricia: tScorpiol Patty. Memorable ex- perience was being in Mrs. Morton's class. Interested in having a good time with her friends. Can be seen with Kathy, Linda. Debbie and Macik. Aim: find ajob. Rhinehart. Mardistine: Wirgol Pe-We. Memorable ex- perience was being at Oliver for four years. Interested in people and leaming things in the business world. Can be sem with everyone. Aim: become a good secretary. Rickman. Harrison: Wirgoj Ricky, Memorable ex- perience was winning Section 2 in basketball. Served as Basketball Manager and played on Jazz Band and Orch. Interested in music, sports and girls. Aim: go tocollege. Rickman, Maxine: QLibraJ Mac, Memorable ex- perience was being on the Girl's Track Team. Interested in singing. writing and reading. Can be seen with Gerri. Debbie. Doreen, Wanda and Darlene. Aim: become a special education teacher, Roach. Linda: tGemini7 Lin. Memorable experi- ence was staying at Oliver for four years. Interested in sports and having fun. Can be seen with Sharon. Kim and the rest of the gang. Aim: to be happy. Robinson, Jerrilynnez QSagitaurusj Jerri. Memorable ex- perience was partying with her friends. Can he seen with Ida, Judy, Flo, Marie, Wanda, Cheryl, Mardistine, Candy and the rest of the gang. Aim: go to business school and become Mrs. Dubose, Rocco, Jean: tPiscesl Memorable experience was playing buck-buck and being in the talent show. Interested in partying and seeing Joey. Can be seen with Pat, Deb, Suzi, Kandy, Mur, Judy, Jan and the rest ofthe gang. Roth, Patricia: IAries5 Patty. Memorable ex- perience was going to two Proms in one year and the cut-picnics. Interested in skating and sports. Can be seen with the whole 75 class. Aim: finish school and marry. PATRICIA RENNEBECK MAXINE RICKMAN HARRISON RICKMAN JERRILYNNE ROBINSON MARDISTINE RHINEHART LINDA ROACH JEAN ROCCO PATRICIA ROTH -being on the girl's basketball team ana' winning most ofaur games. KATHRYN RYMNIAK WALTER SANTA JUDITH SAHAYDA DAVID SCH MIDT MICHELE RYMNIAK ROBERT SCHAPER vicxv SCHMIEDLIN DEBORAH SCHWAB -when I got suspended for wearing dU'ferent color underclothing under a pair o while shorts. Rymniak, Kathryn: 1Libral Kathy Memorable ex- perience was the Walden weekend. Interested in music and having fun. Can be seen with Cip, Orts, Chris, Judy, Karen and Patty. Aim: become rich. Rymniak, Michele: QSagitaurusJ Shelly. Enjoys living. Was on Yearbook Staff and Swimming Team. Can be seen with Lori, Nora, Cindy and the rest of the guys. Aim: go to college. Sahayda, Judith: QLeoj Say-Hay. Interested in sports and teaching. Was on Track and Basketball Teams. Can be seen with Diane, Franny, Georgette and Judy. Aim: go to college. Santa, Walter: Wirgoj Walt, Enjoys painting and playing sports. Can be seen with Porinchak, Midge and Bosco. Aim: become sucessful. Schaper, Robert: 1PiscesJ 'Shapef' Interested in Hockey. Can be seen with Mario, Mike, Johnny. Sexy Frank, Karen, Rosann und the rest of the smiling faces. Aim: go into the service. Schmidt, David: fVirgoJ Bashful. Interested in sports and girls. Can be seen with Tom, Lois, Haller, Lococo and the Schillinger's. Aim: Finish school. Sdimiedlin, Vicky: lPisces3 Airl1ead. Memorable ex- periences was being at the Pink Palace. Interested in men and dancing. Can be seen with anyone who enjoys her company. Aim: become an airline stewardess. Schwab, Deborah: QTarusJ Deb, Memorable experi- ence was playing buck-buck and being in the talent show. Interested in swimming and having fun. Can be seen with Pat. Deb, Sharon, Jean, Angie, Diane, Tootie, Kandy and Barb. Shackelford, Mallory: QLeol Spider. Memorable ex- perience was shooting a pheasant. On Football and Basketball Teams. Interested in cars, music and carpentry. Can be seen with the gang. Aim: stan his own business. Shimkus, Carl: tLeoj Shimy. Memorables ex- perience going on the ski trip. Can be seen with every- one. Interested in electronics and sports. Aim: go to college. Sigmund, Raymond: tAriesJ Pretty Boy. Memorable experience was going to the Jtmior Prom. Interested in cars and outdoor sports. Can be seen with Fred, Ron, Tommy and Debbie Aim: become a carpenter. Snodgrass, .lack Spampinato, Joseph: QSagitaurusl Spump. Memorable ex- perience was playing with Black Sabbath. Interested in music. playing drums and feeling good!! Aim: become rich. Stapleton. Linda: tTaurusl .lamie. Interested in sports and horseback riding. On the Tennis Team and Drama Club. Can be seen with Cheryl. Carole and Mitzi. Aim: enter college. Summers. William: tI.eoJ Memorable experience was playing in a band. Interested in music. Can be seen with Tim and anyone else who enjoys music. Aim: to become successful in lite. Swann. Maria: tTaurusJ Bird. Memorable ex- pcrience was going to the .Itmior Prom and Picnic. Interested in having fun and men. Can be seen with Flo, Shirley, Tiny. Jerri, etc. Aim: to travel and lind agood man. Tarasi. Frank: QPiscesj Interested in sports. Can be seen with the whole gang of 75 . Aim: to enter the service. MALLORY SHACKELFORD CARI SIIIMKUS RAYMONIIFHUMUND .nm- .IACK SNODGRASS JOSEPH SPAMPINATO LIN DA S I API liTON WILLIAMSUMMERS MARIA SWANN FRANK IARASI -the Chance Igor to go to the Junior Prom. I enjoyed myseM and it made mefeel I was somennp SHARON TATE RICHARDTAYLOR DONNA TIiASLEY ANGELA TRAVANTI WILLIAMTRIPOLI ANTHONYTROUTMAN i CALVIN TUCKER KIMBtRLY TYSON KEITH UI-INTZ -the time I was on the stage crew. It was hard work but worth all the effort we put in to it. Tate, Sharon: lCancerl Memorable experience was the four years she spent at Oliver. Interested in traveling and having a good time. Can be seen with anyone who likes to have a good time. Aim: go to college, Taylor. Richard: tGemini3 Rick. Memorable ex- perience was going to number nine. Can be seen with Tim and all the Frank's Market Gang. Interested in girls and sports. Aim: to finish high school. Teasley. Donna: fCancerl Pee-Wee. Memorable experience was the time she ran out of church. Interested in living. Can be seen with Telesta and the rest of the gang. Aim: become a minister's wi fe. Travanti. Angelag lCapricoml Angie Memorable ex- perience was playing buck- buck and being in the talent show. Interested in fashion designing and traveling. Can be seen with Janet, Debbie, Kandy, Suzi, Barb.. Sharon and the rest ofthe gang. Tripoli, William: lLeoJ Bill Manager of Base- ball Team. Can be seen with Bob. Aim: become a detective. Troutman, Anthony: QCancerj T0ny. Memorable ex- perience was playing sports. Interested in math, art and sports. Can be seen with anyone who enjoys his company. Aim: go to college. Tucker, Calvin: fTaurusJ CT, Memorable experi- ence was singing in the talent shows. Interested in singing, electronics and women. Aim: become a pro- fessional singer. Tyson, Kimberly: lVirgo Memorable ex- perience was falling over the hill. On Swimming Team. In- terested in sports and partying. Aim: become a secretary. Ulintz, Keith: lGeminij Memorable experiences were all the times he played hooky. Aim: become an electrician. Van Hom. Mitzi: QSagitaurusJ Mitz. Memorable ex- perience was being bequeath to Mr. Iezzi and Mr. Stan- ovich. Interested in music and Jesus. On Red Cross Club, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff, etc. Aim: serve the Lord completely. Wagner. Timothy: QTaurusl Mit. Memorable experi- ences were the parties on the field. Interested in partying and females. Can be seen with Mel, Rick, Mike, Mal, Don, Bill and more. Aim: become a lireman. Washington, Alberta: fLeoJ 'Bow. Memorable ex- perience was her third period science class. Likes to bowl and swim. Can be seen with Micky, Joyce. James and Millie. Aim: become a math teacher. Watson, Rodney: fPiscesJ 'Slick. Memorable ex- perience was being at Oliver. Interested in music, sports and computers. Can be seen with Russell. Ronald, and Gee-Gee. Aim: become a tedinician. Weber, Ann: QLeoJ 'Weiner Mouth. Memo- rable experience was being stuck on Route 5I without a ride. Enjoys sports and meeting people. Can be seen with anyone who enjoys her company. Aim: secretary and housewife. Weissert. Thomas: QGeminiJ Kwa. Memorable ex- perience was going to the Jtmior Prom. Interested in electronics and sports. Can be seen with Mark, Eric. Dave and the rest of the scholars class. Aim: Navy oflicer. Westover, Ronald: lLibraj West. Memorable ex- perince was wrecking his motorcycle. Interested in outdoor sports and motor- cycling. Can be seen with Ray, Tim, Ed. Coll, Fred. John and Rocky. Aim: to graduate. White, Thomas: QPiscesJ Tom. Memorable ex- perience was coming to Oliver. Interested in playing sports and sleeping. Can be seen with Danny. Angie, Joe. Don. Frank and Debbie. Aim: to goto college. MITZI VAN HORN RO DN EY WATSON ALBERTA WASHINGTON THOMAS WEISSERT TIMOTHY WAGN ER ANN WEBER RONALD WESTOVER THOMAS WHITE -trying outfbr Majoreltes and making il. It was very exciting, marching at haytime. ive CYNTHIA WIEZOREK IDA WILLIAMS ROBERT WOJIE GORDON WOODSON RAYMOND WOODSON JANET YAKOVICH REBECCA YARBROUGH JANET YORK -pla ying football fo ur years ana' never knowing what a victory tastes like. Wiezorek. Cynthia: iLibraJ Cindy. Memorable ex- perience was being at Oliver. Interested in traveling and meeting new faces. Can be seen with Toni, Lynn, Beverly Gerri and more, Aim: become a professional hairstylist. Williams. Ida: lLeoJ Ida-Ho. Memorable ex- perience was being at Oliver four years. Loafs Wit Flo, Jerri. Judy, Marie Candy. Cheryl and the rest of the gang. Interested in eating and dancing. Aim: lind a good and stable job. Wojie, Robert: fSagitaurusJ Rob, Memorable ex- periences were playing in the Drum 8: Bugle Corp., playing hockey at North Catholic. Interested in sports. Can be seen with Patti and Kathy. Aim: get married August I, l975 and work at H..l. Heinz. Woodson. Gordon: fSagitaurusJ Andy. Memorable ex- perience was being at Oliver for four years. Interested in having fun. Can be seen with anyone who enjoys his company. Aim: finish high school. Woodson, Raymond: Scene, Memorable ex- perience were the weekend parties. Interested in having fun and women. Can be seen with his brothers and Art Lee Jone. Aim: linish high school. Yakovich, Janet: QTaurusJ 'Little Yak. Memorable experience was playing buck-buck. Interested in having fun. Can be seen with Kandy, Tootie, Mitch, Roseann and the rest of te gang. Aim: go to Florida. Yarbrough, Rebecca: Wirgol Jeannette Memorable experience was having fun with her friends. Can be seen with Tina, Caner, Tab, Marie, Robin, Darlene, and Bessie. Aim: linish school. York, Janet: QCapricoml Jan, Memorables ex- perience was getting caught whilre cutting, Interested in sports. Can be seen with Beth, Jean, Lois, Zita, Rose and Michelle. Aim: go onto college. Johnson, Pattie: tAquariusl Pattie. Hobbies are volleyball and swimming. Pattie feels there is a lot that she wants to get out of life: especially a good education to provide her with a good job and future. Luoot, William: QAquariusl Bill is interested in sports and motorcyclingg can b-: seen with Rege, Dave, Mike, Ed, Bob. Don, Bill. Denise, Jackie. Kathy. Aim: Finish high school. Torres, Tanna: Uaurusl Tiny, Memorable exper- ienoe was gaining weight. Interested in reading and rmdeling. Aim: to become amodel. Youngblood, Keith: fGeminij Darrell, Interested in cooking. Can be seen with Timmy. Aim: to become a drummer. Zimmer, Janice: fCancerl 'Jan-a-roo. Memorable experience was going to the junior prom. Was a member of the basketball team and the student council. Enjoys having fun. Can be seen with all the smiling faces at Oliver. Aim: to finish high school. Graduating but not pictured Brown, Sharon: tPiscesl Can be seen with everyone. Interested in swimming and going out with her friends and having a good time. Chorherr, Guy Dedig, David Dumas, Valeria: fGeminij Dumas Can be seen with Tate, Maurice, Wilson, Springs, Scott and Hough. Aim: to become a clerk typist. ADDITIONAL SENIOR PATRICIA JOHNSON KEITH YOUNGBLOOD Kastle. Deborah: QLeol Ann. Interested in Nurses' aid training. Can be seen with Joann S. Aim: to marry and become a nurse. Lipscomb, Stafford: fLibraJ Staff Memorable exper- ience was tilling out a senior survey sheet. Interested in women and sports. Can be seen with Alvin and Dewayne. Aim: to go to technical school. PICTURES AND INFORMATION TANNA TORRES Janicki. Lawrence: fLeoJ Memorable experience was going to Friday night parties and cut day at Oliver. Inter- ested in Sex and all other sports. Can be seen with the comer gang. Wants to graduate and get a good job Johnson, Luveneo: fLeoJ Shorty. Memorable ex- perience was the day she Ieamed to dive and she almost drowned. Interested in swim- ming, men and volleyball. Aim: To become a model. WILLIAM l IKAOI KAGE6 MONTHS! JANICE ZIMMER Martin, Keith Stephens, Lawrence: QLibral Spud. Aim: to live a happy life. Tumer, Duane: fPiscesj Memorable experience was having fun with his friends. Interested in people. Can be seen with Toni and Marcella, Aim: to become a pro singer. Wade. Robert: QLeob Rob. Interested in sports. Can be seen with Richard, and Bobby. Aim: to finish high school. The most memorable thing to me is that I made it to the IweUih grade. all I 1 . -.QII M L. '. :fe . ,, , .'f'+1 FOUR YEARS AGO, 250 NEW SEEDS WERE PLANTED IN I-'II-TY-YEAR-OLD SOIL. THESE SEEDS STRUGGLED HARD. THOUGH A I-'EW OF THE SEEDS BLEW AWAY. THE REST GERMINATED. NOW. THEY ARE NO LONGER SEEDLINGS. BUT MATURE PLANTS: PLANTS THAT HAVE WITNESSED BOTH GOOD TIMES AND BAD TIMES: PLANTS THAT HAVE BORNE THE DROUGHTS AND THE COLD. THESE PLANTS ARE SENSITIVE THOUGH: THEY HAVE FEELING. THEY DON'T LIKE TO BESABUSED OR HURT ANDTHEY APPRECIATE HELP. AS ONIQ OI-' TIIOSE MATURE PLANTS. I WOULD LIKE TO THANK OLIVER HIGH SCIIOOI I!I'i'AllSli IT IIAS IIEI.I'l:D ME TO GROW AND SEE THE I.IGIIT. I CONSIDER THIS SCHOOL'S .ATMOSPHERE THE WATER, AND IT DID NOURISH ME THROUGH EVERYTHING. BETH DWYER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Y.B. Were men WIOVE l1'laSClllil'le Ihefl? 56 HOME ofby-gone 4' we J X , .gf 1 's A glamorous group ROOMS, OLIVER HIGH days. Remember? Those were the days when home- rooms looked like homerooms. They from the 1927 era were all dressed for the part. See any- one you know? 'Q -Q , Q el J, , iw I K '15 . , S7 I UMUSTOFALL THESHA DO WS OF THIS LIFEARE CA USED BYSTANDING IN OUR OWN SUNSHINE Homcroom II4 1iradeI2 Run I R H . erman V. Hawkins R. Pollard L. Johnson A. Chapman C. Gibson L. Jones Row 2: E. Long S. Brown T. Bagwell T. Gruszkowski Row 3: Mrs. Wilkins W. Haig W. Santa J. Cullen W. Badamo J. McGrath R. Taylor P. Kaiser QKid in picture! M. Murphy Homeroom I ll Grade l2 Row I Mrs. Lemon Row2: K. George K. Niemczyk K.Tyson 0. Leonard M. Merchant L. Lewis R. Watson Row J: M. VanHom R. Ayres B. Dwyer K. Mulh D. Macik ll. Rudi Ranvl A. Ilan A. Truvnnli J. llvorsky li Mdjuullann D l.ilWl'CllCC M. Shzlclilcloril R. Woodson gi nun-.J-.-.- Y l LOVE HAS MANY FACESANDALL OFTHEMARE BEA UTIFUL Homeroom ll5-Grade I2 Row I: Mrs. Parker D. Teasley K. Rymniak M. Kraus T. Brennan K. Gillman Row 2: M. 0'Brien M. Swann S. Johnson S. Ewing K. O'Bricn Standing: I.. Chapman 'I'. Wagner J. McMurray M. Lowe li, Gznlal S. Ijpmznnlh 59 Homcroom M0 Grade I2 Rmvl A. Kachur L. Ferri S. Foley D. Hlisler B. Howard R 2' ow . 0 D. Cummings. P. Roth S. Anderson D. Keffer Z. Balouris S. Kessler S. Michalowsky D. Casper M. Krill D. Cirocco K.Chapman J. Manchor Homeroom I43 B. Macaulay M. Rymniak E. Johnson P P . ryor G. Woodson Row 2: Miss Hickman S. By mes C. Cipriani D. Life J. Zimmer D. Morrissey K. Lynch M. Pikovosky E. Boswell S. Mielcarek K. Hmmkele E. Borgese B. Andrews Row J: R. Westover M. Mullen C. Baxter J. Hiben K. Ulintz Grade I2 Rowl UTHESUN DOES NOTSHINE FOR A FEW TREESAND FLOWERS, BUTFOR THE WIDE WORLD'SJOY. Homeroom I46-Grade I2 Row I: J. Sahayda K. Heisel J. Rocco P. Lowe J. Dusak M. Lozito B. Fehl Row 2: J. York K. Nolder L. Postell J. lgims F. Lowe Row J: Mr. Samko J. Parham D. Brubach R. Kulka T. White C. Mrazek J. Hiben F. Tarasi N. Noll Sumdins. 31 F' H, 1' ,1 Homeroom 2l3 L. Livsey T. Torres Row 2: M. Dwyer D. Novak P. Mittereder R. Martinez R. Reilly Row 3: R. Wojie K. Ortmann B. Hairston K. Kleber C. Shimkus S. Carter M. Degonish Grade I2 Row I MOST OF THE THINGS WE WORRYABOUTNEVER Homeroom 234-Grade I2 L. Roach Mr. Iezzi D. Pnlnac P. I-leyl G. Merchant L. Alston R. Morris S. Tate J. .letter D. 0'Kelly J. Bomblosky Sitting, Row 2: D. Mustovich D. Grundn C. King D. Schwab P. Logan K. Haas M. Neurohr Rowl: NO MAN IS COMPLETELY WORTHLESS. HE CAN AL WA YS SERVE ASA HORRIBLE EXAMPLE Homeroom 244-Grade I2 Row I: J. Robinson C, Mike V. Sdimiedlin C. Wiemrek G. Leib M. Kikta A. Fairley K. Mozeyko I. Williams Row 2: A. Weber ' M. Rickman V. Fichter C.Culleu S. Morne T. Featherstun Rowi: L. Murray M. Poluki I. Williams G. Novclli R. Schaper L. Stapleton 1- Svlmvimw Mis Waipnd ' '.5'iu- ivy 0 62 l'lomeroom248 Gradel2 Rowl K. Balto: Mrs. Sellln M. Haynes B. Raitano Row 2: C. Ford F. Finn D. Abrams S. Harvey C.Cervonc Row J: R. King M. Johnson F. lnnamorato Kid in Picture B. Jones Kid in Picture Row 4: R. Healy D. Knopp M. Piotrowski B. Tripoli J. Lang HOWBEA UTIFULA DAYCAN BE WHEN KINDNESS T0 UCHES IT Homeroom II6-Grade ll Kneeling: J. Jones G. Sovyak J. Hunt J. Skubak J. Hlovchiec Standing: D. Zapf W. Devereaux M. Sheets K. Kunzak J. Bell Homeroom 44 Grade Il Silltng P. Hines S. Bull K. Fanelll Slanding M. Keman T. Baier J. Roach D. Sepede M. Stout N. Nedley R. Quaquaruoci M. Carr G. Markovich M. Patterson J. Ebberts Driver Mr. Hughes 63 Ilnmeroom l22 J. Kuincs P. lidmoml I . Kirk D. Owens Row If ll. Annis M.Gomy C. Pace Il. Wnghl 1Ki4l In Piclurcj S. Siwcckyj M. Mcfalrlhy C. Wilhelm Rmv J: Mr. Lauaro R. Tihi lKid In Piclurcy F. Rees lKid In Piclurel P. Kirby M. Richcn K. McManus Grande I I Row I: l'TlS BETTER TO BESILENTAND BE THOUGHTA MFOOL, THANSPEAKAND REMO VEALL D0 UBT I-iomeroom 132-Grade I l Rowl M. Love G. Walsh M. Kazell C. Murphy Row 2: ' ' W. Alloom R. Sterbacky D. Sch utz L. Capiui T. Cox D. Crews Row J: R. Oully P. Walker J. Makstutis Mr. Ridge Homeroom I44 Grade l I Teacher: Mr. Arch Row .N ex! m B0lll.Tlt'f.' M. Davenpori J. Dobransky B. Bearer P. Brosky J. Mulroney K. Morelh Middle Row: M. Coker R. Pryor G. Scafede G. Petro Nexl Io Wall: Z. Bell G. Ward C.Onyshko D. Madden B. Graham A . N I. -M wx ,sl Umm 25 .f 5' Q.. f JW. ,y K of, F A fig. ,Jie '1 ' . A. .J .i A SMILEISA GIFT YOU CAN GIVE EVERY DA Y! 4 'Q ls 4 1 9. 4,-o 4 5 1 db' 'efi my 'N .5 VW J N 5- 5 Q, pf' ali I-' ,, ra sd 'JI :gm A li .pd Y 4 Q Q - L. W s- J Ax, . n . V. .. , . f . . . . -sa' -- A , ,.' .1 -. . . 3 ..g..-A .sl K ' Sli?-Z. 5' 3 v Jks ' xi 1' -. 4 r S' 9 ' sf v 3 A 1 . .M , ,F , K - 5 ,. N s 1 0 1 u In 'pl Q N I .W , A f .,gQ'C..,, , Q I' X f l v., 1. ,.,,,s , . . . . -I, .iv VL I I. .,.,. 1 I ' Homeroom 2 B. Levers C. Luers D. Robbiharo R. Quigley P. Sefscik E. Fee Ruwff Mr. Bonner J. Stoker S. Attanucci J. Haynes D. Lhota K. Garrily W. Samples R. Anker G. Peterson I bradell Rowl A RIVER BECOMES CROOKED BY FOLLOWING THE LINE OFLEAST RESISTANCE. SO DOES MAN ha. 'f i ,, f i . r H0mCl'00m 228 Grade I I Raw I: C.Ca Al' si io L.Orr P. Heiscl A. Miller Row 2: C. Elia C. Fichler Row J: A. Wicks F. Elm T. Heck Ms. Reiland E. Johnson E. Murphy Ruwli P. Johnson G. Harrison 11 f H0mcroom2li Grade ll Ron I C. Kinccl B, Fores A. Burks A, Rymniak R. Brown J. Zuhic M, Laughlin Row 25 J, Shields K, Mornssey L. While L. Kumanchik C. Sinicki W, Brahlcr J. SLCWCIUK K. Bannon Teacher: Mrs. Jacob A MISTY MORNING DOES NOTSIGNIFYA CLOUDY Ho me mo m 2 29 Ms.Bcrkuvll1 Run' I B. Oxudcm B. Osadlvu Y. Tucker D. Lang C. Durkin K. Mcfiralh B. Williams T. Wallmun Rnwii M. Campnsc T. Garvcr R. Kowuch R.Czankn M. Kiliun Ruw4.' A. Gcnuuldi M.OIscn B. Richardson Grade I I Run' I: DAY 67 Homeroom 232 Grade II Run Slandlnu: D. Beasley D. Fisher S. Kumunchik R. Hlm chico S.Carson T. Mayo M. Kargenian D. Conslantino J. Mikelonis D. Braden J. Green S. Schillinger Mrs. Hcnscl R4m'Sil1mu.' S. Cavuna ugh l.. Mulch J. Madiu I W I-lomeroom 25 -Grade I0 I-'mm Row: D. Kelly J.Daley D.Capp D.O'MaIIey Miss Stefanick Ruw2: .Westover .Biel C R M. Herman D. Baldwin A R ,153 .Bryant . Lang ! siv,, M . THEREARE TWO WA YS OFSPREA DING LIGHT' TO BE THE CANDLE, OR THE MIRROR THA TREFLECTS1T. Homeroom 43-fGradc I0 Row I: D. Lewis ig., K m 2-ff ' J. Straus I I. f - ' I' ,. L. Wade ' ' ' f gf ' 1 R. Lowe q . g Q Row 2: Q A .I.Helffrich B vi' K V' Ti, . M. Bungo , . 1.i J. Mustovich Q A. Walker K. Jones W. , D. F loo k Q I ', 'f Rowl' naabm . U 5 b S. Lococo Z G' fff, if? rznavy - -1-tv M.Caputo - ,EPM 142' T. Lowery -' ff T. Golden 4' F' chef: ' Q i X543 W 69 s.. 'QF y..av 54 N r . W 4: xi! K 'Sac f-Sf' 'f'Ja: ,. N? ZX in 0, S in uv. 7 ii A J,-f ' -.i 1?:., 11.1liEil!E' ' ' .ATT 'i f ff 1 AB QA. -f , Q 'lie' .4 ., ' i ,f- Lvl. 'r 'i5 g 73 J 'FR V-IU XX.. V lk. A Q I V , if 1 ,xv 'bo , A: , NY ,, .f 153, we -1 .dt 9 If fig'-'43 3.6 -Q., ind' 2 qv.. ,A-35 Q. A ,rf '0 y ,XS- sr , ! , L. 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Anesin L . f ' ' 5 - 5 R.aabm ., . W , A K.Sobien Standing: C D. Miklos . A B. Lindsey J.Sinatra .l.Armstrong M K . ovactc J. Harvard C. Abel J. Szkola Bark Row: Mr. Lakes M. Abbey if DON'TDELA Y. TODA Y WILL BE YESTERDA Y TOMORRO W. Homeroom I2-4 Gradc9 Standing: S. Black J. Bomblosky T V I' , Cd R.wa1ker 'V J. Bucck C. Visnansky E. Back M. Brennan F. Chezosky C. NiCfllkZlyk J, Brown Mr. Pelcs Kneeling: R. Westcrman E. Bergfcll D. Bezilu J Ba . ucr Burning: A. Ash V -lip., 76 b-4 ,--'E--.. 1 1 'll' 'fi ,a. x IM, ,TW ' su, - 4 vw i t N ,..nc---1.59m , .,, '. 9.3 ft' Homcroom 2l4 fGrade9 Row! fsmingi- J. McCartan N. Meta J, McPaul A. Mikulich Ruw2 lltneelingl T. Murphy T. Mclver R. Morris W. Merchant I. Leonard K. McManus C. McClelland M. Lowe M. Mecham G. Laughner Row 3 ISrandingl.' J. Longmire P. Lichauer C. Mann S. McManus A. Kiefer Miss Stuckert S. Miksic T. Mulroney M. McPaul P. Mangel J. Logan T. King L. Knopp v,,f Fil' ' 1' 'A r - - -' . Q 6-- Ff xl ,1 i . . 93 -nav-vixz. -1 ' M34 UFOREVERYMINUTE YOUAREANGRY YOULOSE SIXTYSECONDS OFHAPP1NESS. Homcroom226 0radc9 Front and Center: Mrs. Hertzbcrg Row 1: P. Peart P. Fichter M. Phillips B. Parson B. Nelson G.0lI D. Keller R. Rocky Row 2: B. Patterson C. Kikta K. Kramer T.Olsen D Pi . et Row 3: N. Paradise P. Palmieri D. Mullen P. Kelly K. Kirby K. Myers K. Williams B. Prescott C. Neal Homeroom243-G I Cha' - n us. A. Robinson S. Rockey L Quaquaruoci E. Primar T. Robinson Slanding: Mr. Haney J. Rickman M. Rafalowski M. Bymes K. Kraus K. Rymniak D. Payne ' J. Dunphy P. Callio D. Robinson Standing on Table: T Sch . ull R. Needham J. Lang R. Beck D. Ridiert H. Robinson G. Porr ITISN'TNECESSARY TO BLOWOUT THE OTHER iPERSON'S LIGHT TO LET YO UR OWN SHINE l'lomeroom245 Grade9 Kneeling R. Rossa: P. Stack M. Smith D. Schmidt T. Rocco C. Rupp R. Stewart G.Thomas D. Staab , J. Schmitt D. stlllll Sanding: l. Schmude M. Travanti V. Harvey D. Smith D. Austin B. Swann W. Sloan Miss Sharkey ff Simpson S. Thomas L. Terry R. Rudison T. Taylor WITHIN their home- rooms, with- out them: no matter where, OHS kids are where the action is oom 250iGrade 9 Row .sllllllgf T. Vmey, J. Morrissey, M. Wilson, K Vail, D Wicks Ro d hields. S. Young, M. Warchola, F. Wilson, P. Sigmund,J.SchenIey. .I Sayul R Anderson w Sian Some can't walt to get awayg others to get ln. 2 We eat down- stairs only, Mr. Gaith 'IIE QJWMW qix WHO WE PLA YINGANYHOW9 UBUT LAST l. W5 V3 YEARfA .MMRGE THEYJUT , X ' ' ' .E -3 . K ix 3 1.5-su. 'R 1 lg N ' I f 3 , 'nd X 5A fm ' . c 5 l 'U ' I 1 Q' -S 2 L , 475 I Q .f +9 ' .4 I AL WA YSSMILE WHEN WE HA Vl:'HUNK. 83 N ik -.ts J' Nw TV Q. --vcr-if X Iig.-vvv- GEM if fgmig '--n gg ? 4Z M wf fd O ff' -vf x.l 4156? Fi....... -ad. 5-.P V354 - A 1 Vi f ,-gf, Q---D 'VH ,X fs t K vw I MMM ii' if ,ah R, K 5 4 'gd' M' 3.5 M! -'W 21 1 A K f ,E r if'ffi ?fg?2N 321 1-A T5 Skin L Q! 'YA ' 1 - A 4 5 va R? 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Older but IVER AR FACULT vz f-0 'X A Nz I ATHENA A SAPHOS JOHN DIVITO 21 yrs BUSINESS I8 yrs SPANISH 3 vdlb bv' 2' JOSEPH CHURCH WILLIAM U MEANS JAMESJ BONNER LUCILLE K JACOB lhyrs HISTORY I6vrs LOUNSEIOR liyrs ENGLISH I5 yrs ENGLISH IT S NOT WHAT YOU VI: GOT IT S WHAT YOU DO WITH WHAT YOU VE CJOT THAT COUNTS T B La-.- NANCYW GALLMAN RALPHG TRAUTVETTER HELENO SCHILLER VAN M HUGHES I4 yrs BUSINESS 14 yrs ACTIVITY DIRECTOR l2yrs LIBRARY CLERK Il yrs O V T EXPERT EVERYBODY DOESN T LIKE VANILLA LJ 90 BIRDA M JONES THEODORE W BERCIFELT JOSEPH A I-ERRARO MARCJARETB SCHOLES II ws SPECIAL EDUCATION l0wrs ENIGI ISH l0yrx PRINT SHOP I0 xri POOL NIATRON I LOVE IMPARTINC1 WHAT KNOWLI DUI I HAVI KOR GITITO THE YOUNCII R CII NI RATION BARBARA P TALTOIN VICTOR BESHENICH PHYLLIS P RELLEY EDWVARDN RIDGE I0xrS 'VIATH 9wrs EI ECTRIC 9wri COSNIITOLOUN 9wrs HISTORY NEITHER EOLLOW OR LEAD WAI Ix BESIDE ME AND BE MY ERIEND MARY JEAN CIGNITTI KENNITHC FRASER MARGARETN4 DLDASH AIDAN A HXRSCH Bxrs BL SINISS Sxrx SCIENCE 7wc.1rxON T 'Ixrs PHXS ID SCHOOL IN ITSELF IS SUPER STRUCTURED SO LET THERE BE SOME I-REEDOM OE EXPRESSION ANDCREATIVITY M D 9 I , ,Q C L H, A , I I -A 2 , 7 I I' ' 1 I I ' Q ' ' . '. .' Q' Q l Q ' Q . B.T. r - , .5 Q I 1 , I I - Q 'SP f , I ' C Q . . g o 1 ' A Q . ' . , I ' V! T wi .. - I I., ,E 'N - Qgs vvfff , . 'I XJ 1 if kfiai MICHAELJ STANOVICH EMILYT STEWART RAYMONDF DEISS EDWARDF HANI-Y 7yrs MATH 7yrs LIBRARIAN 6yrs COUNSELOR 6yrs HISTORY YOU CAN T BE IN TWO PLACES AT ONE TIME IF YOU ARE NOWHERE TO BEGIN WITH M S 1 i M ELAINE SOENS BEVERLYJ ELI DOROTHEE FOLTZ EVANGELOSG GEMELO 6yrs ENGLISH 5yrs SUPPLY CLERK Syrs GERMAN Syrs SCIENCE NO DRESS CODE IS NEEDED WH EN THE STUDENTS ARE THE BEST DRESSED IN THE CITY E S MARTHA A MORTON PATRICIA P SELLARS PATRICIA A WILKENS RONNA A BOKSENBAUM 5yrs DISTRIBUTIVE Syrs ENGLISH 5yrs ENGLISH 4yrs SCIENCE EDUCATION THE CHANGEONETEACHER WOULD LIKETO SEEIS EVERYONE WEARING AN OLIVER BEAR SHIRT M M 92 N , y , , 'X 1 , '1QfL1 , ' O A I 3 I ,- ff 'S A 1 I 1 1 X '- , 'L 1 L ' . I 77 I I , qfzighf p 13' it -.4 I I ' I A I 4 4' f X I I I, A' I 159'- ' I Y. -cp- dll' I-1 IV'- gil gan TIG ES MAJORIEA ECKMAN .IEANC DORI YVONNEP GEORGE RHODAV HICKMAN 4yrs IIAISON WORKER 4vrs COUNSELOR 4yrs COSMETOLOGY 4yrs SCIENCE WHAT I HAVE LEARNED IS SO GOOD THAT IT WOULD BI: A CRIME NOT TO SHARE IT WITH OTHI RS V H , I CARLT IEZZI STAINLEYJ KIRKAVITCH LOUIS LAKES JOANN LEMQN 4yrs MUSIC 4yrs ON T 4vrs PHYS ED 4yrs PHYS ED WHY COULDN T I HAVE BEEN SOMETHING EASY LIKE AN ALLIGATOR WRESTLER OR A JAVELIN CATCHER C I 'YI' 1 l ROBERTM PELES LOUISI OLINNIO DOLORESK RUBIN ELIZABETH M WAIGAND 4yrS HISTORY rs ART 4yrs ENGLISH 4yrs ENGLISH EN HN A HSH WOULDN TCIET IN TROLBLI IIE III REPT HIS MOLTH SHLT 93 1 . W' , , 's - ' LV 4 ,J ' 7 - , A 7' ' i,7 I 3 f- F 1 . , -f 1 ' f 1 . i -,,. . ,I I ' A Q z. I , MII I wa, r '- h l Q I A f 1 f ' I A V Y: I K' 1 , .- 7 F if , I XI P II I , , I I - I QIS ii , .1, 1 . E 7 . 1 , , is ,Wm J, I I - , f j I 5,1 f . ,, f ' ' 4 -MI I , X EW N .. , ,R I ,. 1 12,33 Q Q- K-4 . ' ., , ,K . Q ' 2 . - j I Y ,,gL,1 ,-f- ,. 4 y ' . ' ' . ' ' Q PHYLLISP BERROVITZ DONALDJ BRXDAC 'Hrs HISTORY 'Mrs PHYS ED SPRING DRESS C ODE REQUIREMENTS OI XL,-X ..'1. ' .iffwgg GEORGIA DAVIS BARBARA DEICAS 3yrs ONT 3yrs NURSE RLS WEAR HALTERS AHD HIP HUGOERS D B l ,f 31 DIANAV HPNSILI RUTHS HI-RTLBIRC1 3yrs HOME EC 3yrS HISTORY 3yl'S MATH 3Vl'S ENGLISH THE STUDENTS ARE PROBABLY VERY COMFORTABLE DRESSING THE W AY THEY DO THE DRESS HOW EVER SHOULD NOT BECOME ANY MORE CASUAL THAN IT IS ALREADY .I P ROLANDE LAZZARO .IANETI PRIMUS Y x filth If 1 . KAREN M. REILAND MICHAEL D. STEELE 3 yrs. MATH 3 yrs. HISTORY 3 yrs. SOCIAL WORKER 2Vz yrs. READING SPECIALIST BEATRICE STEWART CHARLES D,GERDES DRESS CODE: STUDENTS MADE TO CHANGE UNDERWEAR EVERY THREE DAYS. M.S. 94 I ' 5 I , A X' f 4 z - GLEN D OELER KAREN POLINSKY PAUL C1 SAMKO JANJILT M STLCKIIRT Zyrs MATH Zyrs FRENCH Zvrs SCIENCE Zyfs PHYS 13D THE REASON ONE TEACHER TEACHES IS BECAUSE IT S EASIERTHAN WORKING IN A STI- EL MILL P S X7 i JAMES R VAIRA SYLVANIA NASON LINDA If GRICE JENOISIE W MUENZE Zyrs RESOURCE I'fz yrs MATH I' yrs HOME EC, l's PSYCHOLOUIST IWOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE SMILES AND LESS LOMPLAININCJ A B is .41 5-4 IT' :IS gn-1 WS S:- -0 Ln: rg., 513 :IE 55 0 :ITS O.- Z2 -5 is -4 E2 I' 'TI sf VJ E 2 o -'I ::: IT' VJ m Z IT' 2 IT' V3 :I o 2 T4 F5 ITI W -'I 2. z F' -4 5 z -I Z O 7 IT' 'C 0 W 'U FU FI' V' :I E- 1 ff? PAULETTEB PARKER ARNOLD ARCH ANTOINLTTEBRLNGER NLYH DIEHL IIJBLSINESS Iwrs SCIENCE lwr ENGLISH Iwr CHILDCXRE 95 H 0 . . , . ' I S, - 23 .N , A .2 n 3 S,-1 V Y ? , . J fd ,Q li , I r T ' , J - 1 Y ,. xx W hx., .,,, .,, , E ' 1 A-I , , , .f ,' I . I . Q. ' Q I ' Q . 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VINCENT KSQUIR- MARGE RELJ, AND M RS. TATE. 97 L-R fRON'l RON MILLII: STI-.ICil,RVNI1I IJ PAT IREISNILTII MARG DAXI.I Y ANN SHORI JERRY COSI'IzI.I.O LORETTN DIISI K FRAXNCIS BLGGEY L-R B -ICA ROM' MONIC.-XTrXI.P.-XS SHEIIA SMITH BL.-XNCHL BAIAWIJIII-'R GERTRIQDIQ GREGOR ROSE SHIVEL Y STELLA NOVAK MA RY JI-.AN SNIITH REGINA SCOTT FLORLNCI' BLRKIIA RT LOTTII- BRLXICILMAN GRACE WINDSOR VERDA CRAIG MISS DIZI5 VIRGINIAZITO RDS. five ol' the best. I-,ten though there 1 is only one gua rd tu ex ery -60 students. we can always depend upon them in any situation, whether they are wanted v l-I-kvf 7' 3 I 'omg . . . ,.rq??3. Q- yy ia, , . Y 2- .S .v ,Q f ,'.. , -S-'1.,,Ex ,, Egfw' x V V. 4'-'t thi, . . 14' lq',. ,Q mx, piggy., ' 573, - A nf' ,.,g A '- '- '.. J. Q. 1 n x ni' . rn' 'Q u '45- f x I l hx Ne x - 352191. 'lvgnjtk P , 5 X'371 52,?4i' ' ' Q X fp A Y' x K A xx X ' ' i-' f .df 'ff' '-- --.,,.. 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A THE CROWNING OFUUR Q EENS A ! 4 5 v t 1 Antietpation ends happily lor Cheryl and Mlehelle I l I Screams ofjoy hugs and kisses were the order ofthe day. Dr I WHS first ln line t0 Congralulate his girls The pondering inside their minds still exists. The fact that they won is still a dream. Reality hits when they are crowned by the honor- ables David B. Oliver II and .Iohn C. Oliver Il. 12 .if Ii I Il 8 In Escorts and Glrls Dave Ward and Renee Kuna Joe Lang and Nldry Xnn Kraus Guy Scott and Cheryl Ford Dan Casmota and Michelle Lozrto Calvin Tucker and Brenda Andrews I-red Lowe .md Suzanne Anderson --.Q 1 pi Y 'IEW , '1 Q 1 U V5 J Y I l ll e e lf OLIVER QM 4-15 16 'bf A hi s ANfvfvERsAQY ,z g .Q ' f l ii . V- I if 44-Q 'lx fl, ' . J J' . ig! L . EVERYO ECAMEOU THE FRON T T.-1 Bl. E X N W, 'BI-.fix MEMBERS OF TH E FIRST GRADLATING Cl ASS MRS I BRI1NNAN,.-XSSI SLPT. OI I-.I,I-MI-NIARV SCIIOOI S M RS. A, IAISON ASSI' SLPT OI- SECONDARY SCIIOOI S' MRS AND MR 'I' BI1R1iI-I-LT. VIARBOOR SPONSOR DR. M .I CIGNI-,TTl. SILNIOR CLASS ADVISOR DAVID B. OLIVI-,R II' MRS. AND MR. D. IANNOTTA. PRINCIPAL MR AND MRS N GRANEV. VICE PRINCIPAL MR W MR I BIRIIIIIT ISI IXIJA Lu, TOASTS TOOLI- vaR'sso YEARS smnn Lhfl IU Rlrflll MRS MINI: MR DIXVID B OLIV ER II,xIRs AND xIR DoxIIxIc I I.A.NxOTT,-I. ANIIRIRS, NORIII RT c1R,xxI Y K E Y A W E L L D E S E R Y E D T H A N K S g LOORINII RIIQR. MIM, T BERS OI- IIII- I-IRST E OLIVER IIIIIII caR,xIu. UATING cuss AND CURRENT PRINCIPAL DR. D. IANNOTTA B LOOKING AT THE Y FIRST YILARBOOR DI'RIxcI IHI, ANNI- D ,VERSARV BANOIJETI A IN THE GROUP ARE V CLASSx1,xTIEs M. HAM- I MERIIE. I. VORPI1. IQ. D HONTZ. Rx II-FERT. D. B. O L I V E R II STORCH AND E. IIOIZ KLDITOR OI- TH.AT YI'ARBOOIx.I THEY ARE FLANRED BY MEMBERS OI- THE PITTSBURGH SCHOOL BOARD WHO LIVE ON TH I- NORTH SIDI1 .wi K7 I '11 'ut' T WE DRANK CHAMPAIGNE ATE 0 53 i f Wow, what a banquet! What a night. Everybody who is anybody was there. There were mem- bers of the 1926 graduating class, visiting dignitaries from the Board of Education, former teachers, beautiful girls and beautiful people. LA UGHED WITH FRIENDSAND DANCED The speeches the food the slide pleuenutnon the dancmg and the fm wnll long remam m the mmds oflhose Ohventes Old and Young who were there to celebrate 50 yan of achievement A ,-Y' T I iff XZ .I mit ,Y .I 4 .U 4 I H 'ar 'Q J :.'N 1 X n 0. uxtwg P YS vt U4 S j, 5 va.. sy .V Q'3'5T '? 5 X. ' !fgk .LC 6 7 -nt, N, ' ' X 5 t p XT5 -1 if w' ag I 'SQ A g I tr,4hg'?N-J 'E ' if ifif XX . X ' xx A WJ J? 'yn AZ, A ' g, 1 , +4 -1' LETS GO TO THE HOP '55 BRINGING BACK THE50'S WITH DANCEAND SONG: fi 'xv 1 A 5 br! kj YOUAIN TNOTHING BUTA HOUND DOG TWISTING, JITTER BUGGING, STROLLING AND SWIMMING ' 1 -1 ff' , ' ' Yi 'n I X G ROCKAROUND THE CLOCK VH7.. U30 .JO H1 DVJH .JI LET5 44 -P 'f The bears were struttln IH one of the pepplest rallles ol mam a wear We thnlled to the silver tones ol Stexe Carter who at VILIUFW lonel The old eheerleaders added nostalala the new onex splrll SUSIC the bear was hear able Joe Lana and the rut ol the lootball team looked tough even wlthout thur shoulder pads The Pom Pom Elrlx prouded bounu. The lan hand hoomed out bad xoundb and the majorettu twlrled with unusual dexterm It was Pep Rally 74 tnme WERE BEHIND You 5 RALLY 6'74 113 V, ff 5. ! ' ,E 3 . fr 1 5 1 4 ' Q, X 1 U9 i 1 5 5 ., ,, 5 s i 4 ' r A . I ? i '3 lk ' , 'lf ! Q: A 01 42. 1. W Mm. , .'f 4 'gli E' '. ww 1 11 TA A , ki LQ. 132: f.: 1 Af ag:.2,g,7T . .Q 5 V!! r '- Q, .V '. 1. 'fvw . 1, kk a R 1 P ...., 'X' xi wh 34.1-fzvfs- m 'ww Nffiilf-A gg-url va, .5 sw-'F - C A., +g.. f ll 'Iii S ,ny sara' 'S-. 9, , Uv-. x ,. Q 9 -5 A, ,fx 34?- 2,1 ' V Keg' .J . ' an ' ' ,un-n,,f.H X x I . ., ,5'f'T9 . 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WI121lhHDp6fl6d'7 Coach Harsh says. This could be the day. Ock South Pull em down Bears , Soulhwaf Klrby streaks No long bomb towardT D --f E-139s .aw ,A 5'-if c. 1. of -ir 4+ 'F 'VM JN Football Isl Ron A DILLLARIO lx KIRBY .I 'VIEL-XR-XCINO R B-XBIN R NhEDH-NNI T SCHWAB T BRl,NNI:R C ABEL K SOBIEN Md Ram D KLLVNICKI R VN-XLSH 'VI WISNOVNSRI K IEVNIS T DLRKIN C GIOINS P HhLIhRICH J ZILXNY R BI1ZILA T ONYSHRO S BRN ANT 3rd Ron COACH S-XMKO C1 BLNCI1 H CERVONI1 B WHITE A ROBINSON D NIACIFY 5 LOCOCO N DLWILXS J KANTZ R ZANCJARO A BAHUR F REPS P KING COACHIAKE5 N . , . Kn - ' .. ., fi- . ., . , V 4 4 A , 1 I, I t 1' 1 'U , . ' If fe, I . I I If 5 - . , , 1 ,, . - I - I ,f .x .1 , I '- v' 49 .Q , 4 ' , I ' fir, I' U ul F 'Q,-I 3 ',l.sf:'.f. -' '-4 -Nw , -,- - - 1 . I ., , . , .-, , - -- ' .V fm-1 A-Q' if 1. 71: 1- .., L- 5 . ' JI., '1 '. ,s-145 '-'I Q -' 51-...fy - A ' N , vi '45 , , .. ' -f - .-1, 'if' I. 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' ',.- 435s-w-1 P ' f5rv1Qfi'2+ ,. 1 M - wg'-' 31-.5 .-If - ' .-.-9 1- 1, . - -J .QQ xr ' f -1' x .V 4 ' s ,yum - 17' 1094 firm'-nh 'rx -. ...P ,,v'4' , ' . -LA I' . .- v-.-. .. Y. . ,.. 3' T ., -.Ln vu -n . . . 0 T ' .' . A ..,.:'- I 1' Q - H f- .:' I... ' f , ,g U.. . 1 . llxflhf - . 3 .: . r.ff,,, . , - , a- fp 1 ...Q . ' 5' s- ' l -f-'f'w,g,:, W- , V , q y , ' k PF lf ' ' -x' A , -214 , .gd 4 - V -. ' -V'-1 f ,AR . 1-in .. wwf :M Q 4'-1: . V . .f ,f-.,, .,., N , ..1 r -,.4, m.4'o34' . ,- J. 53- ' Q !' ,-,I j Aj ' 'QF-3 .J r 5 1f7,g,'. 1 .g.1, . A':..f'-,Q . 4. K .I . N . -. .. r it 'L' 4 ' 1 ,x H , . ' v , 1 , p. J A '- F-V- . ,,Af'- Tfxl, J' . I I Q.. lLh L -: '!l-li F., tr-fl 5 Aff' ff J.: -fffmf? I f QW ,M ff w Y Sr OLIVER 1974-75 SWIMM Teaming up! Leif? to right: Mary Ann Halligan, Rene Viney. Beth Parsons. On the board' Coach Stuckert. Teresa Kernan. Jody Dobransky. Seniors: Michele Rymniak, Kim Tyson. Yovq 'ft L I - I GMERMAIDS This year, the girls swam away with the title of Pittsburgh's finest girls' swimming team. The record showed 7 wins, l loss. Several girls competed as outstanding swimmers in the city. Michele . . . d' '19-1' 2 A-4- Rymniak and Mary Ann Halligan placed in the top is fs i three positions in city competition, with Michele 'fig t going to the state meets A GO! GO! .. he gun, M' W 'ng, a plunge. SW!-. ., I 3235.-iz' Ar ' ix Q., .s-' L ,. 'VL .3- Ul -P R J. A. ww' fb- .- S. 9,4 Y 1 fv r if Guin' . ali Q F ' .,o.A'f',.7s Y V-'f Jijnft-.'lf 9- , ,ELI JY. 'tg A I .1 . is-Y. s ' ,ff -A - . ' ' A . , . ,. - . . , 7 K 1' L' M4 A+- ..w . f a - AC S . V' v. . f , MW 73' 5 .. f' w ' A ' ' O , -uw x -sz. A- ,Fwf ' -, 1 V' V1 ,4 .,' ' A ,' W ' ' M, A -MI .' ,v ' M4 Nr-V ' ia, f ,, 1.x AW 'QV' 'V .wr Q., , A , X' ,..v V V A, ' ' ' ' 'ix - V ' ','b.wQ.' ' X x , 'Uv A df, . Y . ' .IW ,Am-, ff- ig' Q- iff' , 1' A . . 21 -' 1-sw fh Q' ha. 'H' 1 v' ln- f dv . ' N A J A ' V Jw .,Mf, ,' j ,. -. 4. ' 'nh ' 1 . 4- ,a-,mf I 1 ,. Al... - 4-gm inqu- -an-J an-lu have ...A Qnuasuulm mann-aww Law... ,gm-if B011 ' A-anna-ununw 99'f qg,,, 550' main' -um W W ,M ' H' ::'.. '5- da -1i4 -' ,..,,,,. elf' 'd41' Semor Tom Bagwell tnes so hard he loses hlmself m his drve QH1s body that IS, TO THE OLIVER SWIMMERS ONE OF THE MOST UNDERRATED UNPUBLICIZED CHEAPEST TO OPERATE HARDEST WORKING GROUPS OF PEOPLE IN THE SPORTS DEPARTMENT WE OFFER THIS WORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT EVEN THOUGH YOU RARELY HAVE FANS TO CHEER YOU ON EVEN THOUGH YOU MAY FEEL YOU FLOAT ALONE WE LOVE YOU FOR HELPING TO MAKE OLIVER NUMBERONE QBYTHEWAYWHEREISTHEPOOUJ THE YEARBOOK STAFF 123 ,yea ,Q '1Q',vnaw ,J Could this man be Oliver s Erst Mark Spitz ' ' -' , A, U I 5 I 5 N Y,,,,4-v-- - . ' T 5,1 ' 13,33-I 5155. 2-.lfi Yi' 'K' ' I laer , my .1 A 4 ' , , Qc F 5' V ' ' . ' a 4 A I 1 5. A 'V I f 5 . fi' 'ai , I -1 l r' I 1 , . , I I, ,,. .W .W 5 M' A I M , ,, M. f, Z- ' ' ' , I as ' .-1. I . I -. 'I' M 'V ' ' ' . I ' T 9 ml ll I ' 5 I 2 Q i o f if Riel lzvtzlz I .I - 'J ' 're . . ' . in ' I Q. 4 'hw' M f is , -4 4 .4 -. 'LKJQZB 1 1, . ff , J- V , ' .:,51,..5 Q I sw , I W' gy, A' M031 w A vaeiwil J ,,,,,,gJw .W wr , I ,Q ,ml ,V I f 4 IZ .. ,, 'WM A ,n ' g5ffw' fi21IH ,,.. , .,., gal . , Q J ,N ' ' .. 1. .scam . M M- a.. 4 ,, ' , ,R I ' ' ' ,vu ' ,-1 S. v U ' I , . . . ' n 1 ' V , . 2 9 I , n v X ' .. .. . . . , . Si WL' Q' 'Q Q1 np l ' wx? fi? M 1:50 , Q: I li .'-'u A' -i .N , Lf fab At the close ofthe record read 8 won, 5 loslplf-Lied. and the cross country -teamflrlid placed 6th inlthecity champioiv ship, out of twelve teams enteredi Mike Weible. a' junior. had linished Sth inthe city champion? ship race, and Chet Hawkinsg a sophomore, had finished ist in the i.l.V. championship. Not abad season! u g F ,I ' We pro udl present Standing, Lei: zo Righz: Coach Fraser. Ray Kowach, Garry Cush- anick. Bob Herman. Bobby Pollard, Tom Bagwell, Mike Weible. Don Spindler. Kneeling, Lejll I0 Right: Chet Hawkins. Joe Shields. Joe Grill. Tony Rocco, Rick Kowach. Jack Mittereder. .J '5 Q C qOl'fthey go, into the sunset, on a long grind. CROSS COUNTRY,19 4 5 fp i BOBHERMAN COMES IN. TEAM MEMBERS LIMBER STARTING POSITION. . ' U if It 4 i we B .3 I, ff, wh 9 57' AJ QE ,I ,lm . ,H is slyz.v .-S554 R r 4 ' rid ,- I ' Z ,L ,I K - P ,L - an .. ' AW. 1 ' Y Y . . I 'I . Gif' n. gl . 5-in U F ' . . -- ---.fy . K - NI A M Q ia 'I ' rf aa.: 5, I . 1 y 4, 9-g Z7 br ' fflg' ' ' I if S5123 ' xx 'ijt fi A JK. Hg if M 1'-w Ti' - 1 I I sr' ' QW F 335 KJB POLLARD RETURNS. 'TOM BAGWELL POSES. Q UP: THEN MOVE TO 1 Q: mx :Sf if V X K Y! I ffx lf- . A ui IlflIf'OC1'llCll'lg Uf La Iv Vo Er Ri Y S e .w-Bf 5'..,-nw-,. 1. - I' JU i . 5 Pvc r un ll ll Fi ll ll lx ll ll 1 WIS, 55 ig-gk,-A , l I , 7 f 'N 3 ' 1 fx I ' u ?P, s I 'J S- ll ll A ll an wa 1 Q A P, 4 W QQ' , X if . 1, The 1975 Oliver men's hoop groups were somewhat underrated at the outset of basketball season. As the days and weeks passed, our hoopers seasoned under lire, and, at special moments, became threats to the leading teams in our division. The end-oil season total for the Varsity proved to be a respectable 6 wins, 4 lossesg while the J.V. team chalked up a 5 and 0 mark in city competition. Actually, the team seems to be headed toward a bright future, considering that in WPIAL play our J.V. team fielded two ninth grade starters on the team and played reasonably well versus teams who fielded eleventh graders against our junior varsity. Not bad! . -' Yi -X59 . 5, A i , ul l l i x JV BASKETBALL 1974-1975 Standing: H. Rickman fVarsity mgrj, A. Coker. R. Morris. J. Garrity. F. Wilson, J. Bodner E. James, E. Major. C. Jones. R. Zangaro. D. King. Coach Fraser. Kneeling, Leif? to Right T. Vela. T. Onyshko. S. Cole. G. Cundieffimgrj, D. Keller fmgrj. 1 f IR I R , 'Rf vf.-,, . j , .,.- qs.. W J :- - 3. P' , 'Q 2' N? ' P 1 Q P454 4 I Lian ,, FN L sb .Y 955338 V xi W, V , - -,-As... , -I v ,A-, 4 ,. .,,v,.Tw . -T5 l Vai: K, ' j , M W I ' I SENIOR JUDY SAHAYDA SENIOR DO REEN COTTEN SENIOR DIANE MO RRISSEY LEFT T0 RIGHT' T. GRILL, P. EDMONDS, R. MARTINEZ C. MONTERIO. '11 1' SJ L U wx .UM ' -. A , 'Sri ,L.. xizgw fn. .- V23 3 Q 4 . 'lx if, ARA nik? A 3 ,.m:,m'Z Vx war. 'f ,lf K1 Lu -. C .fa rg .Q f an gn fl ,,. fu X i 5 anal' i ' Q L E! SL. If -4 M' H E 1 fl X' my A IU' - Wx' -Wig W X X A' ' P - .Jig . ,,Q W mf ,Q 'Q ex J 4 'Q ,4 .. x ,Q Q V, 1,1 , I Int ,Sf A' , Q 'n ' . -Cz Ei!! My X - , L gi, sf .iff 9 . E ' VGLLEYBALL w 5 2YA v' 1 ' A S Y s' ' . f xg R U-l ..,..- W1 q I .,. V W an 'KAL sr Q Y JQ w ' 1 Qc. LN ...- fi -gb J S .J lx .. f K ,.. MENS T 'ngmifqssz '14 TRACK TEAM KNEELING M. WEIBLE. D. MACEY, S WILLIAMS, C. HAWKINS R. KOWACH. G. CUSHAN ICK, A. DELLARIA, J SHIELDS. 'Vp' 1 bun ' ,g, . ..-.fy ,...l K , Lian I gm, My E f'f'5?? f 7 'fr-'f 552' -gk .- .. 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The rock music can be heard all over the school. The girls are a mass of arms and legs and perfect timing. The pom-pom girls get the audience involved with their great musical selections. 3 Leji I0 Right, Front Row: Pam Edmonds, Chris Goyke, Debbie Wright. Back Row: Debbie Henderson, Germaine Walsh, Anita Miller, Paul- ette Sefsick, Marva Wilson, Debbie Smith, Linda Wade, Tanga Lindsey. THIS NEW, SPIRITED GROUP IS MAKING ITSELF KNOWN if Q. You practice and you sweat until you get the mmm- just right. That's what the whole thing is about. -l The girls assume a pomQpom pose. 148 BEHIND EVERY GREAT PRODUC TION an even greater production 6 A -gi' If' . 3 rx '-Q' Q ,- .,. K LN T4 Kneeling, Lejl lo Righlx J. Manchor, D D I A Sl y K M M HGLDING S THE O W TOGETHER! 'R Lf11R'ghrPic1ur tlflyDMdd KB KB rr y . ane . . c anus St d' g: M. Lowe, N. Noll, T. Weis- S611 E..l h . Orchestra in Action ...dim 5 -,pr WW. ...gf- Y, Senior Orchestra Members Bill Badamo .IeffCallen Audi Chapman Ellen Long Mitzi Vanhom Sharon Harvey Renee King Donna Mercha Ill Randy Morris Rich Radi Harrison IXI John McGrath Mike Mullen Brenda Howard .lim Igims DEP RTME T y Mr. Iezzi docsn't like his students to wear hats but he doesn't mind it ifhis instru- ments do. +- Semorlazz Band Members Bill Badamo Rich Radi JeffCallen Harrison Rickman Audi Chapman John McGrath Randy Morris Mike Mullen 'K -4 1' X A 55 I x , ic, I L . iq WN, I Q NJ.-. D --A L T...,,,. S uN'1 ',.,L:-M td 'QQ ff ..-x. ? 'Q , w. Y? z? y H, ? 'Y 4: y v 4 I' -r -r D ff s . 1959 E 4, G' 'B unday U db ntroduces d f g g I lppgh or lk Gtt g g f y lassmates to b g ,- t l ovely rt tt g pt OOAM nblemished eauty This spot 1n the OMICRON IS reserved for the CHESS CLUB 'lf We hope they will be back in action next year Please don t .7 ,J stalemate Letsbe en I MLQWBY passant for 0l1ver s 5lST Anniversary 154 'J 1 q Q - I 'U S ' W ' ' X fi Ki b Free! A freezing windg eyes and nose ru ' gf- x I Win umed faceg wet clothesg frostbitten t - an in ers-Ridin up the lift, and, if you'r f brave, skiing down. Qlfnot, you wa J. e in V to he bottomg s o in t e best way you ca . A- - r 1 '3 we-----w Q fcn on the seat of your pantsy Finally, Q throwin of our skis and making a mad dash for the warming hut, where there's a i and a lot of ho chocolate. Now, isn't al th t L wo hge ' u a 6: . .on Sunday? U' ' I ,, f ' . iv - . , he 1 . i 19 'L X, y ! ,Al C 1 i in L l . he rm - - n Pi 0 f' . , v r t if we - W: 'ff Us f ff wif' S E Q - ,' ' r. ,af va ' 9 - W -M-X ' X ,J4 4 li B BLE GRO W N, 94 The bible group members giving ONE WAY sign are: Row Closest to Table, Leji to Right: Dave Kiger, Bob Sterbacky, Chris Mann, John Gadd, Mr. Means, Miss Waigand, Mitzi Van Hom. Second Row: Alda Walker, Lance Chapman, Jeff Callen, .lim Moyta, John Fries. .Missing From Picture: Ruth Sullivan, Mary Saul. Pat Ogilvie, Althea Pomeroy, Tom Steinmetz, Rick Senft. IIC C The Bible Group's purpose is to know more about the Lord, The group began when three students decided to get together and pray, before school. Others have be- come active as well, for prayer and study. The group claims a president named J. Christ, and he and other members altemate the preparations for meetings. Every moming. from about 7:30 A.M. until the period one bell, you'll lind the group in action in the Student Center studying: praying for each other, their friends and Oliver High School. Everyone is welcome, and you don't even have to belong to any special church. Interested? CVT HELPI GPREPARE IDECIA Ftrs! Ron Lell lu Rzghl D Grundza S Mlelcarek D Schwab Second Raw J Flchter M Swann S Drewery L Jones Y Kenny M Degonnsh Thzrd Row B Mncklos D Hams M Johnson P Lowe Fourth Row M Polasky Schafer G Gadd M Shackelford T Wagner J Dvorsky Mrs Morton DeWayne worknng at the pnntlng press Cggmetology C1355 In acuon Jlm hard at work creating a masterpiece BMDRNHNGCDVT' TRAVELERS FuslRow Lellto Right D Danylo D Hall T Welssert R Sxgmund Bark Ron D Matthews B Nash R Lane D Schmidt T Ghtsch J Palmlen G Chorherr 156 FOR THE FUTURE CQSMETOLOGY A H Q COSMETOLOGYfFlRST ROW: J. DU- SAK, R. MARTINEZ. S. EWING, D MACIK, R. POLLARD. MRS. GEORGE SECOND ROW: K. RESKOVAC. M HALLIGAN. D. SHEETZ. D. LEWIS. M RENNEBECK. THIRD ROW: M. LUFF. L. DARBANT, K. KELLEY, D. FLOOK. T.ULIMAN. PM 41? Mrs Morton looks on as two ofher students work Pleascobeyallsngns' Sean works on one of the machnnes nn OVT AFTERNOON OVT TRAVELERS HECK B RICHARDSON D HUMPH REY SECOND ROW R BACK MORETH R PHILLIPS R TIBI THIRD ROW F ELM A DILULIO R K0 WACH D MORGAN N HORNSBY D TURNER ANDD KENNEY 157 I A I .fx rx 'N AFTERNOON O.V.T.-FIRST ROW: T. F-4 H- hi STUDENT COUNC L S AN ORGAN ZAT ON OE STUDENTS ELECTED BY THE ENT RE STUDENT B SERVE AS THE R OFF CAL REPRESENTAT VES N MATTERS OE LONCERN TO THE ENT RE S PROV DES A MED UM THROUC H WH CH STUDENT OP N ON MAY BE HEARD AND A FORUM FOR O E- Z 4 E- N VI :C U M I- 4 Q Z 41 Z 4 cn O E- O Z Q nc wt Q-4 X173- P' f gf is I' -1 944. J... F-UA J V 'Lx mar Z -I -I-In Z .L -IJ: Lu-I .M Q mm .Ll -L -I -ld-I Lull- Q U7 -s..L. LJJLLI hd MM .Ll VJO CII O4 ' 'Q wc 4 QI QI 2 E3 Op 1 ini, ' 'I-' . . '--' 5522 ,M U . 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E .gp E ZA E52 ' - - 2 E cn 5 T'f: 'Z gN -E-x o 8-1 ',a Q -If CT' U-I Esato? cn f-E EMI' 5 1 1M SE IO R CLASS COUNCIL THE SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL IS ELECTED EACH YEAR BY THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS THEY HELP PLAN AND COORDINATE ALL OF THE SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES DURING THE SENIOR YEAR THE MAJOR ACTIVITIES ARE THE SENIOR PROM SENIOR LUNCHEON SENIOR AWARDS ASSEMBLY IN MAY COMMENCEMENT EXCERCISES AND SENIOR FUND RAISING semof Class Councn FFOIIIRUM DONNA TEASLEY Back Ron TOM BAGWELL MICHELE LOZITO PATTI MITTERLDER CAROL GIBSON TELESTA FEATHERSTUN MR TRAUTVETTER ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR AND JOE LANG 8.1 ALL CITY STUDENT COUNCIL DR JERRY OLSEN SUPERINTENDENT OF PITTSBURGH PUBLIC SCHOOLS CONGRATULATES THE NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS OF THE ALL CITY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL TOM BAGWELL AND STAH- LISTEN INTENTLY 159 THOMAS BAGWELL ONCE IN A WHILE YOU MEET SOMEONE WITH TALENT IN ONE AREA BUT IT ISNT OFTEN THAT YOU KNOW A GUY TALENTED IN QUITE A FEW TOM BAGWELL IS THE GUY NOT ONLY WAS HE PRESIDENT OF OLIVERS STUDENT COUNCIL AND THE ALL CITY STUDENT COUNCIL BUT AN ALL AROUND ATHLETE AND A GENTLEMAN TOO I VO? . M if I , x . AX' Q 1 I g. sm, Leh 10 Right . f' well, T. Featherstun. r J -ii K. Ortmann, G. Scafede, J. Moyta. B. Sterbacky, Mrs. Soeas. Al Table. Lek to Right: P. Prytlf. T. Pag- To Mrs. Soens and the newspaper staff, beseized with problems this year, we offer this poem by Edgar A. Guest: W KEEP GOING When things go wrong as they sometimes will . . . And the road you're trudging seems all uphill . . . When the funds are low and the debts are high . . . ' And you want to smile, but you have to sigh . . . When care is pressing you down abit . . . Rest if you must but don't you quit . . . Life is queer with its twists and tums . . As every one of us sometimes leams . . . And many a failure tums about whehihe might have won had he stuck it out ,... .g qv i Q i Often a goal is nearer than it seems toia faint and faltering man . . . M' 'v W' i Sueeess is failure tumed inside out-f e-the silver tint of the clouds of doubt . . . And you never can tell how close you are . . . It may be near when it seems afar. . . , So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit . . . It's when things seem worst that you mustn't quit!!! J 160 ' gi p ART IS LIFEQ LIFE Mr Qunnlo and has art class Whnch art are you really lookmg at Mr QUIHIO7 The Count nn clay ldle hands are the tools ofthe devil' U yung.. 4 l pf 1511115 3 ngw form ofa,-I Bob gets an assist from Mr Qumlo I V... AHA Caughtlnthe act ' Relaxmg whnle makmg a stnng sculpture 161 ? t N , X qu 1 A - eg ' le ' M? 3 'f ., - 4 I H t ' 'J - RI f.,L -E fl' gf fl Q 5 - ' df e mole .4 ' 4 . if ., ' A xv' .g ,Uh . J + fg' W' IX ,f i 7 . 1 D la J ' I g x 1 4, A K ff lx 4 if i BEST WISHES Fon or wefre . gonna Q if'-A Omicron Editorial Staff-Row 1: KIM NOLDER. SENIOR INDEX EDITOR: JERRI ROBINSON, SENIOR INDEX EDITORQ BETH DWYER, EDITOR IN CHIEFQ KAREN GILLMAN, ART AND LAYOUT EDITOR: MIKE MULLEN, BUSINESS EDITOR. Row 2: CAROL GIBSON. SENIOR INDEX EDITOR: PATTI MITTER- EDER, HOMEROOM EDITORg MARY ANN KRAUS, SPORTS EDITORQ BILL BADAMO, ACTIVITIES AND CLUBS EDITOR: MARION DWYER, TYPING EDITOR: MITZI VAN HORN. PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR. Row 5: MR. BERGFELT, FACULTY ADVISOR. We dedicate this poem I0 next year's OMICRON stajj: There was alittle postage stamp No bigger than your thumb But still it stuck right to the job Until its work was done. Let's all be like the postage stamp In playing life's rough gameg Andjust keep on a-stickin' Though we hang our heads in shame. They licked it and they pounded it 'Til it would make you sickg And the more it took a lickin' The better it would stick. The stamp stuck to the letter 'Til it saw it safely throughg There's no one can do better- Let's keep sticking and be true. Author Unknown ls 'fr 1 1' - ,.:gfE1sw: -:ss l E x ' A' 1 I f RN! a happy future . he if OMICRONSTAPF 1975 This is the crew through whom hard work. frus- tration. changing condi- tions. elationr doldrums. sweat and tears combined to produce the biggest ONIICRON eier. V . xx' Q, -ggi SCMETHI EW FUR OHS YV' 'x K iff YL The students chlld care enjoy teaching the children nd leammg wrth them It also provides a welcome means of escape from the routme hours of school pygm- i I prefer three thank you' It s thirteen 0 clock' 164 1 I think she s wet' These are only three of the many wade eyed beautres that can be found m rooms 135 8: 138 YY' The Child Care Class is in rooms 135 8a 138 onthe first floor ofOliver High School. There are about fifteen little kids ranging from age ZW to 4 years old each day taking part in the course. They have time to play freely among themselves and there is time for stories and leaming. There are six periods of Child Care a day. Two of these periods go into leaming about children and what they are like. During the other four the little kids are here and actively participating in class. The student teachers enjoy this class very much and they get along great with the children. Our experiences in this class have helped many of us to find our attitudes and feelings in our- selves towards other people. CHILD CARE L ,sa t r- t A Where are you going my little qi MARKADAMS KIMOEORGE KATHY CERVONE ELIZABETH .IO In .35 WA? ha ' ,z Son DARRELL CIROCCO BRENDA HOWARD JUDY DUSAK 4 Ib 91 MICHELLE MURPHY VICKISCHMIEDLINI- DEBBIE PUHAC MICHELE RYMNIAK WALTER HAIG Q Rr I x FLORIZNCI' I'INN CLIFF BAXTER CHRIS LUOAR DEBBIEHLISTLR 1 RAY SIGMUND PATTI MITTEREDER PATTY RENNEBECK RICHARD RADI LOISI-PRRI one lzttle one? Where are you 1' M 1 s.4l S SUE BY RN ES WALTER SANTA BARBARA RAITANO TELESTA FEATHERSTUN Y' JANET YORK I DEBBIE BRUBACH LANCECHAPMAN S- 4...- DEBBIE SCHWAB an 3 Qi' J ' TOM WEISSERT H' an CHRIS CIPRIANI DOREEN COTTEN KATHIE NIEMCZYK 'tv Y! Lf- x JERRI ROBINSON v-v' JEAN ROCCO ROBFRT HERMAN SHARON MIELCAREIQ ANGIETRAVAN 1:-'15 5 .L .....L-- L MC QI DONNA MERCHANT PAT ROTH MARY ANN KRILL LA RITA ALSTON 167 sv 3 ROSE AYRES ,, as GREG JAMES TONY HART '0'?k.'l DEBBIE LIFE mb KATHYO BRIEN O , o , 33 Q S9 7 ' C74 , ' r'- -np , F. , .s v S E A 8 ' 1 IN: . . . l J . ' 4-h 1 I , 9 ' w Q 5 f ,I , Q ' ,, 1 Q ' 4 . , f Sha ' A f' J: I I I 4 a X V gi I ,. l ' I. I E T 'V . . K I x Q- , J 6' ' if 1 I Q H gg - ,,., ,. X I , I ' ' Q . ' ' A' ' J ' m K I ' ' . x - A , 1 5 xx' I V. I ki. ?'l 'X ' ff -A ' e . . I 1 R I 1 Y - ' ' 3 G ' - A fl T' 3' m 55? 9 ' x I . 'Y ' ' , f ,Q 1 r ,, I V' ,fe E--. SUZANNEANDERSON -'M Y ' jj, , - T I ' E A A M I Im 2 b A 6 Q' Q M M My I 'lfji' I ' 4 Y, i I Li , . I . dx dj 1 X ' ns- A -2 I --' f I J ft V NX I U J fi L - -Y W , n L4 K, J X: V31 fw T Q, 1 Tl It 1 , ' , -..Le .. ' 'N ' ' -af i-31' ' , iv .- M- ' I ff-1, , 1 'f-T-'L' P Y ' ' 1 'A Y J g, .' , 4- A I -s 4, K Q ' ' ' .1553 , V -,., 8 ' I 'N 'V f it L X , T 8 omg my baby my0wn7 Turn JEFF CALLAN 1' MA RY ANN PI KOVSKY 1 04' Q BARBIE NICHOLSON MARIO CEJ 5.-e Ra Q..-nf f-qq DEBBIE MUSTOVICI-I LINDA LEWIS i'lnn.., IW? STEPHANIE JOHNSOIN MARION DWYER MEL 8L DON LOWE DIANE MORRISSEY ii Xsaf f- Qi DONNA JEAN TEASLEY .J CARL SHIMKUS gk .ff +A. KATHY ORTMAN KATHY H EISEL I- RED LOWE I 'Tx KIM TYSON wk 9- ...X BILL FEHL 5' EIAILYQI N DA STA PL ETON SISSY FERRIS A J L '5- BRENDA ANDREWS ' SHIRLEY MORSL QIROWHE40 ROSANN KULKA KIM NOLDER DONNIE KEFFER DEBBIE MACIK GEORGE GADD TOM BAGWELL MONA MARTINEZ KEVIN KLEBER I' wx L. -L. CHERYL FORD Af? Y LOGAN DAVID SCH MIDT JENICE JETTER RICK REILLY 168 C C 0 ,V f ' U -5 4 - , . L T 1' 1 'H -f ' 4 9 . ' F ,X 'X , ' Av -R. I I f I ff 1 - ' 'U-'K ' I ,-4691-,X A' W I , R+.--2'--. I A ' ,T . :L ' I ,V 4. ' I I Q I I J E, . . - 'N ,, I -- -... L I ' X' '-1 - ' s ' . A - I , , . P: gs 1 . sv-J LIL J - i I I 932. X1 5 -M Q 4 K f .U W A Q I U, X x ., h In ....' M ,- , . , STELLA MICHALOWSKY I I if: -- If 4 I . - ' - '- A J' . I 8 g ks K f' V I h 1, P Q-4 A '-1 W.. ,Q F I I I ' x I IT . P543 '-' V Q . .Y f ,, f r N X I L N -if 'Vw -' IFIL Q My I ja Q I' - L74 -- B ' QJ I , 1- . -J I I ' H 71 I lf P 5 ', - , . x x 4 I L., M AL , If D - Q bn ' :WJ '7 1 ,AAV 1 I ' 'I Q I w R .,, , 1 Q r I ,H-0 f Q fx lx' I 'Ii ,f X, I ' I ik .' .I wi I :J A , ' PATT- around YAKOVICH DEBBIE ABRAMS JANET BOMBLOSKY X A J KS' SHA RON EV 'B-. DENISE CUMMINGS LINDA JONES CINDY WIEZOREK LINDA BRADEN JAN ZIMMER 'W Sv' MITZI VAN HORN RANDY MORRIS il ROBERT MARY JOHNSON and you re tmy turn 1 BILL BADAMO KATH Y MOZ EY KO PAM PRYOR BETSY BORGESE BETH 8: JEAN DWYER 1 ...I ' fill., 9 'NL ' AUDREY PAIRLLY THUQESA CJRUSZKOWSKI ,,.-f KAREN CJILLIMAN ELLEN LONG 1 I-v5gQ KEVIN LYNCH MELLOWNEE MERCHANT ,,y... ff AN ITA JAC KSON ZITA BALOU RIS g-.1 PATTY LOWE PATTY KAISE R CINDY MCCARTEN I TRUDY BRENNAIN IJMALLORY SHACKELIKO I' SUI' KLSSLER CAROL GIBSON MARIE KIIKTA KXNDY HLJNREI I 169 R !7 Q 0 O 1 1 -1 ,J ,- . f a .A . W - M I 1 xi. lu -- J I. --fn 1 K A 4.1 In T I ,VLSI 0 v I v. ' Q. ' 'A 1. I , I . A W Ll I ,, A ,, .. . I I fgf xl I . n . K ,, 3 1 - - v 1 ' v .f I 7 I 7 A 4 ' 14 L j . Z.. J., . ' , Q' 1 i F, M , .It . Q R U I A. I? ri, ff 5 n ,. ff ,A K MQ 0 -up s ww, 1 ' ' I -.-5' - f 'I J! 'J Q: , I h kg I B by I Y ' I A - A u , . J ,Vi 1 fy , I , F 5 Q Q e i I .I I QT - -.!-1. N I N I 1-1 J, I, f - - Y I., I I Y ' v 4 ' iii ' ' A I I 7' A A 'f D s i 0 . 0' 5 'I' ki I1 I W fn I XX 3 ,T I' ff , - ra., Fl 1' I S3 .4 9 v Q, L -ii ' Hs. - ..: 3 fr- Q, , 'C 'rf -SV' . K Q , 2. -' ,S 9:0 - 1-iw 9 BSS i la ,, B52 5 N P 9 -fl J. K 'in-ff i ll I X ww 5 7 U! 'il .9 Xn K f -ag ,sl 'X A 3 115733 We x , . Q , .X Lili '3 , .L -.yy-I , ' 1 I pf ' 4' ' fu , , X 'A' M6f?f':. 'v Q xx , 4 ' Af' ,Jak l ' J 5.32 AI'- ' 1 Q ' f LLL? X 4 4 - . ' ff 1 , -L .54 f L Q, 1 2 O ij , 1 ,l?l Q. X 'rw X Sir' if f, 4 ,A gif Y 1 THIS BGUQUET OF M Is presented to all the individuals who worked so hard and to those people and business concems who gave their support 173 UMS, in our 1 975 campaign, to bring about one ofthe greatest advertising efforts ever accomplished at OHS. THANK YOU! WCG 4xbmwm4-ZZ? -QCD FOWZ SERVGMATION CORPGRATIGN Mix, TOM V' M W' WEISSERT ga V H Congralulatzons and Good Luck Alwaysf CONGRATULATIONS MOTHER AND LOUKDGT DAD .i w A ' 'A AQUALITY 00 AND REFRESH VEN 1 G SER C 42l4C . Pillshurx , . 152 - Ph0m':92 -- ! JESUS LOVES YCXJ S0 Vl.U'l fs I ' f r. rs W WJ. f 3 Choose a benefit and get flag fgqge on s Erxturr vw the 5w'n1j,,g .- page vw., ww JOIN THE PEOPLE WHO VE JOINED THE ARMY SSG William James US Armt Recru1l1ngSIat10n EastSt di East0h10 St 1N0rthS1de Pgh 231 7117 TO THE FRESHMEN SUCCESS Success ts speakmg words of pratse In cheenng other people s ways ln dotngjust the best you ean Wlth every task and every plan lt s stlenee when your speeeh would hurt Pohteness when your netghbor s eurt It s deafness when the seandal flows And sympathy wxth other s woes lt s loyalty when duty calls It s courage when dtsaster falls lt s patlence when the hours are long It s found tn laughter and ln song lt sm the sllent ttme ol prayer ln happmess and ln despalr ln all ofllle and nothing less We find the thlng we eall sueeess Author Unknown FROM THE YEA RBOOK STA FF Y!-I' , -5-1., . ,,. V A ,,,,. f -4' .. - .. M . , 1 I , . . 1 - 0j'1975 enjoy thefullest happiness and the bevt of luck-alway . 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CONGRATULATIONS TO SHARONTATE From GEORGIANNA ROBERT CONNIE JUDY MARGIALONGI TO DEBBIE BR UBA CH PHONE 321 sm GOSPEL BOOK STORE SERVING THE BODY OF CHRIST IN PITTSBURGH 404 E OHIO ST PGH PA 15212 STORE HOURS 10 00 6 00 TUES WED 8: SAT CONGRA TULA TIONS SUE THE GIRL WITH THE PLEASANTESTPERSONALITY If You 'e Gonna Fly Takea I VE EVER MET MR JAMES ZOLLARS HARRIS BROTHERS FLO RIST FLOWER PEOPLE OFPITTSBURGHF' SINCE 1901 FLORAL CREATIONS FOR ALL OCCASIONS' 511 MARKETST PHONE DOWNTOWN, PGH 281 1425 15222 DA VID BEST WISHESIN THE FUTURE BOB di ANNci CRISTY CONGRA TULA TIONS Plane Love MOM DAD DON RICH KAREN BOBBYKESSLER Complzmen ts to the graduation class of I 97 5 from GEO RGE'S MARKET . 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