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

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mfxfx W Q THE OMIC RON HA RRY VVILLIA M EH M EN NVhen clown the hall you see him swing You know he's a friend that's true, For he will stick through thin and thick .Xnd in heart he is true hlue. Munir: NMMA mmsnsson Roe .X jolly friend and true Is this Winsome girl called llec g She does her work right well, And typifics youth to a tee. FRANCIS FISHER Fra n Now one who has ability ls Fran Fischer, our upresf' VVe listen always to his voice, ,incl heed whate'er he says. JOSICPII MEANS FRAZIER Joe Joe is a very quiet hoy, In foothall he-'S a Star, But we know he's not so quiet VVhile using' father's ear. ICLINOIRE FRANCES FUIIER lilinore is earnest, A faithful friend and true, VVhen a thing she once eorumenc-es She sticks until it's through. JOHN JA M ES GA VIN .7lIl'kU An earnest, aetive lad, ,X valuable member of the staff. Dehonair, handsome and clever, He never does things half.

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PIONEER ISSUE 19 Db ESTHER AGNES COl,l?1MA N A lumeh of blonde hair, A pair of hlue eyes, In her studies she's fair. She's little but wise. HAZEI, Bl ,ANCH E COT, EBI A N Both eonseientious and 'sincere ln all she undertakes. Her modesty does her endeur To all the friends she makes. .T EAN ELIZA BETH CRAIG Skin Jean has her work well done Before she starts to play, She's adding friendships to her listg And always gets an A , FREDERICK KVA I,'1'l'1R DEISS XVulte1' is quiet, NValter is clever, Shirk El duty? Dear me--never! XVILBERT FREDERICK D11 .LEY XVillrert loves the joy and fun That eomes to hzxupy school-boys, Even if his work isn't done l'le's ever in the noise. GULDIE ROSA LYN EDELSTEIN Gold A pleasant cheerful smile has Goldie, A merry ringing laugh, That drives away all eare and worry And speaks in her behalf. 'l L il

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PIONEER ISSUE 1926 MARY GRACE GLYNX G'lynnf12 Xlwnys il sport, ln work or play Glynnie van he silent, 01' jolly nncl gay. JACOB l'lDVV.XRD GOl'1'l l'M,XN Iclatyfl .Xlwuys willing to lend ai hand, This stndions QU quiet lad. Doing' things just :ls plnnnetl, ,Xncl never in tln: haul. CIiARI,O'l 1'l'l IDA GOTTSC I IALK She-'s happy, pleasant and jolly For she has learned io smile., l'l'en when things :1ren't going right, That she's fonnd worth while. SARA MARTHA GRXHABI Sally Sully loves to clnnee, Sally loves to sing, Szlllv loves the hoys, .Xncly most evcrytliing. l'l,XS'l'l'1R l,ll.Y GRl'll'lR Bunny Hair as dark as the hlzwkest night. liyes us hlne as lhc violet, For her the1'e's fznne :ind golden ln-ight. If she knows where to find it. MARY Gl9lRAI.DINl'l GUERIN JI ic'kr1y .Ks 4-ln-ery :ls her hair is recl, Anil very hright and gay, She'll smile her way to great sneecss ,Xml :nuke her lnnrk some clay. all ' 3 n 5 l .-. ...4