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

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CLASS or ruuuupixy 1928 HQ Xl ,, OCTOBER 1927 A. D. For the third time, football becomes the major sport. S. S. OLIVERNIA represented by Lance Duggar, manager, Adie Stevens, Charm Miller, Ohizzy Seigman, and Stew Smith. NOVEMBER 1927 A. D. Woii the sectional championship in football, but lost the city champion' ship toWesti11ghouse in a hard fought battle. Advertising campaign proves a howling success with the 35400 goal safely reached. Hunk Mekovsky, business manager, to be complimented on his choice of advertising staff. Picture committee having a hard time securing Boats pictures fguess he was afraid of the birdie j. Busy days for the Omicron Staff- Milly Barlow, besides being the major poet, is having a great time snapshooting the crew for the Omicron. FEBRUARY 1928 A. D. At last! The steamer lands, We receive our certiicates of graduation from our head' pilot, Mr. Bailey. The steamer, now as famous as that flying pronoun, We is donated to our successors. Exit, the crew of February 1928. V 2. - v, 2 Y i ,N ,1.A.. Q1 , -Ai K - i, ' , Xa: - w I A X KT .- ---gn ,1 1 -g- . f ,N x . . V ii 'E 'ly Ls X A - 5 . ' .W -.. - , , r--'O' it ff W lf l .. v , . 1 , ,, I ,- ' I, ir 9- 2 K f 'T N 1 . I my : f ,-' , ,' ,' ' ' :, , , ,, , i I f .'4Vf,, Cf .H ' If ff f JW lf- J 1 f, X -l 'll' riff' 3 f 1, X 7 4, ,lla A . ' V flffy' .V ' 'f' 1 ' W1!j f A ff r . I f':'I lu' . , 1 ff V 12.1 . 1 1 'L - . f ' i L , L' 4 bfi, I L I3 , If Mx, 1. 1 - Q ,gh , f, 744' . ,V,,, V,1,f L I I -,--fi' flrkzlvlvri , ,ff ,fi 'I dc- , AIpL', ,7,,f Jfji, I If rw' 1, lf I , ,, f. ff'.' I f.' ' ' VI , gf! . , pgs, , 'C ,Y f 56? rf? ?::7f J ff ,Lf 4 I '41 If I ,I yy! 1,1 I, , ' nik!

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CLASS or FEBRUARY 1928 gig IDILL We, the members of the February Class of 1928 of the David B. Oliver High School, North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa., do each in turn bequeath to the future, un' deserving seniors of the aforesaid high school some article or talent which has helped our class to sail the sea of seniority without a mishap. As a class we give to the 12B's: FIRST-Our Roberts Rules of Orderf' which were carried out to a T -Yea, even in the stormiest of weather. SECOND-Our note books which will be invaluable as a guide past the shoals of Halleck. THIRD-Our dignity, something which our rowdy successors should cultivate. FOURTH-Miss Kelly's paper weight, which bangs quite frequently and loudly. , Jane Stanger leaves My Battles with the Romans or How I Conquered Caesar and Virgil. Russ. McBride leaves his privilege to sleep in O. B. to any future John Barrymore. Robert Young, john Mulheizler, Waford Dailey, Michael Franzak, active memf bers of the Amen Corner of 205 bequeath their places to four members of the 12B class. Chizzy leaves L'How I do It , or 'LMy Power over Women. Also a big drag with Miss Gealey. ' The Fullerton twins leave their ability to fool the teachers, to any two who have nerve enough. Charm Miller leaves the privilege to eat pretzels in Miss Gealey's room and still pass History 8. John Bilotta leaves his master piece The Art of Doing Trigf' or How I Solved the Problem. Sis Smith leaves, Oh How I love that Nash or Bob and I. Mary McCann leaves her chic air and upftofdate efficiency to a lucky 1213. john Kotchin leaves Use Palmolive or Rosy Cheeks. Ivy Teather leaves her sweetness and true blondness to some poor peroxide successor. The 12A class as a whole leaves its athletic ability to the underclassmen, and to the teachers the memory of many brilliant recitations. And we do now sincerely hope that the 12B's will use to the best of their ability these books, talents, and other valuable gifts, which we have so generously bequeathed to them. And we do hereby authorize and appoint J. F. Bailey to be the Executor of this our last Will and Testament. In Witness Whereof, We, the February class of 1928, have hereunto sub' scribed our name and affixed seal, the 22nd day of january in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and TwentyfEight. Class of February, 1928