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

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LANCE DUGGER Good old Lance, so staunch and true He's the one to see, when you feel blueg Out on the gridiron he mothered the team He was so very skillful-we always just beam. T MARGARET ECK Hpeggyv At times she's sedate and quiet, She hides her thoughts away And then her lively spirit Bursts forth, and all is gay. MARGARET FEIGH CCpeggy79 Fie! Margaret Feigh Don't cast your eye, On a youth who sings and dances. The Price is too highg And e're you die, You will have other fancies. MICHAEL FRANZAK CGMike9! Silence is golden, so the sage's story rang The only time our Mike talks is when he's with the gang.

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ALBERT CHESTNUT A Chestnut means an old story, A plain nut means one who is queer, But Albert means one that is clever And rustles copy for our Omicron dear. MARJORY CLAIR Marge This girl's as meek as Moses With the patience of a saint, Aside from this, she's all O. K., We haven't a complaint. RUSSELL CONEBY Ben Franklin was a printer, Yet he became quite great, So Russel keeps on setting type From early morn till very late, Perhaps a hundred years from now A laurel wreath may crown your brow! WAFFORD DAILEY Wafl'ord's big and blond and handsome, But he has one terrible fault It's not the failing of a saint To make one believe you're what you aint

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WILLIAM EARL FREW SCROSYD This is Earl of the Burning Locks- An advertising manager unique, If you are looking for argument, This is the man to seek. JOHN FULLERTON rffrwanv Now dear people, when you look at this picture Don't think for one minute that we are mistaken Fore we made sure each one's picture was takeng For this one is John, the other is Wilbur. WILBUR FULLERTON E ccvvibbyn The next one a twin like the one before, In fact he is his brother, And both of them look so much alike You can't tell one from t'other. I can't add any more for him, be that as it may, He's so much like his brother, there's nothing more to say. OLIVER GOLIAN Ollie Bon jour, bon jour, mes amies, Says our Oliver Golian, Because to be a Frenchman He's trying all he cang So he greets his many class mates In the language so romantic, But to read his English essays Nearly drives his teachers frantic.