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

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Nineteen . HOWARD F. O'DONNELL CAPIE Marioni-tics 10, 11: Pittsburgh Citizenship Club 11: Judge of Election 11: Sanitation Squad 10. Capie to his friends. Tall, handsome, and wavy hair . . . fbet he uses a curling ironj. A demon with the females. Right now he's holding hands out loud with a snazzy redhead. JOHN I'. ONDEK, JR. JOHNNY Home Room Secretary 11. 12: Kodak Club 11: Boys' Gu-To-College Club ll, 12: Omicron Stall' 12: Social Committee 122 Track Team 11, 12. Don Juan or Casanova had nothing on this Romeo. The fair lass occupying his atten- tions is a member of the 12B's. Johnny is also something of a track star. Aspires to be a race driver judging from the way he drives that snazzy Auburn. MORRIS ORLANSKY MAY-SHE Footlmall 11. 12: Traflic Squad 12: Etiquette Club 12. Morris is a studious lad who has done much to keep up the fine scholastic record of our class, and although you would never suspect it, he has been a regular on the foot- ball team for the last two seasons. And who can tell? Maybe he'll be another Joe Donchess in a few years. WILLIAM J. PALMER BU'I'CH President Kodak Club 11: Vicc President Home Room 10: Ri-porter Home Room 12: Vice President Aero Club 11: Senior Reading Club 10: Cheer Leader 12 IfTl'ZlCk Squad 10. 11, 12: Cross Country Squad 11, 12. Introducin' Willie Palmer, the future track star . . . for so he saysb. He was late as usual in coming lnto our class but we sure are glad to get him, and we hope he is just as glad to be with us. ANN K. PATTERSON NPATH Class Play 12: Hostess Club 12: Etiquette Club 12: Home Nursing Club 10: Girls' Go-To-College Club 10, 11, 12: Dip and Draw Club 10: liig Sisters 10: Cap- tain Basket Ball 12. If there's anything pertaining to good times that Pat ever missed we'd cer- tainly like to hear about it. She's always uI'2ll'1I'll to go, except when she's busy writ- ing letters to Delaware. iQ2.,auf1e..f..f.,e,f1f 1 612.fa.,,.. l-lo-wuukellluvvnmllil.

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A , x gxiitffu-uknkffdfe 'WZWWK T. HARLAN MIX MIXY Home Room President 10, 11: Business Service Guild 12: Traliic 11. This boy should have been an aviator. Have you ever witnessed one of his non- stop flights in that four wheeled chariot he pilots? Mix also holds the record of being the lone male of the B. S. G. CHRISTINE W. MUELLER TEENIE Home Room Treasurer 11: Home Room Judge of Elections 12: President of Voice Class 12: Class Play 12: Oliver Choir 11, 12: Go-To-College Club 10, 11, 12: Girl Reserves 11, 12: Biz Sisters 11: German Club 12: Fire Contestants 12: Captain Basket Ball 11, 12: Volley Ball 12. Teenie's a real pal and a real student, An athlete and a songstress, She has a smile for everyone And we're glad to have her with us. JOHN NAMISNAK NAMMY Band 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12 3 Class Treas- urer 11: Class A Chorus 12: Traffic Squad 11. The most versatile musician in the school. A whiz at a sax, violin, clarinet, drums, radio-or what have you. Well liked be- cause of his courteous, good-humored man- ner. JAMES A. NICHOLS RED We all like Jimmy, we all think he's great, He's clever, humorous, and a real class- mate. He's good looking and has flaming red hair, For your best girls, boys, Beware! Beware! MARGARET LOUISE NICHOLS MARC Etiquette Club 12: Business Service Guild 12: Omi- cron Staif 12: Big Sisters 10: Geography und Travel Club 10: volley Ball 11. Those gentlemen who still prefer blondes should see our Marg and her flaming locks. We don't know much about the species, but if they're all like this one-Bring on your red-heads! A sunny disposition and a per- manent good nature add much to this young lady's popularity. Eighteen

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rea l . I . -ll ' . llll'wlJl 1, ' 'fpeffwfn EMILY ANNE PERRET Etiquette Club 12: Business Service Guild 11, 12, Geography and Travel Club 10: Volley Ball 10. Ah, at last-the answer to a poet's pray- er . . . Our Emily's the type of lady who could stir up many an inspiration, what with her enviable hair, dreamy eyes, and a rollicking little giggle that would cheer the Sphinx-not to mention a crowd of down- hearted classmates. Keep it up, Emily, you're doing fine! MARIE M. PFEIFFER MEWE Class Treasurer 12: Class Reporter 11: Home Room Treasurer 10, 11, 12: Leaders' Club Treasurer 12: Etiquette Club 12: Girls' Go-To-College Club 12: Busi- ness Service Guild 10, 11, 12: Geography and Travel Club 10: Hostess Club 11: Basket Iiall 12. Marie is our faithful treasurer, She's always doing some kind of wo1'k. You'll find whenever a task is to be done, Our Marie will never shlrk. JOSEPH JAMES PROCH AZKA JOE Acro Club 12: Projection Club 12: Football Squad 10, 11, 12: Track Team 10. A quiet youth with a great reserve, Joe is respected by everyone, liked by every- body. Three years of football have given him a rugged constitution with which to face the world-a necessary asset to success. We wish you the best of luck, Joe. JAMES J. RANDAZZO JIM Home Room Vice President 11, 12: Home Room Treasurer 10, 11: Home Room Judge of Elections 12: Oliver News Staff 11: Boys' Go-To-College Club 12: Vice President of Spanish Club 12: Vice Chairman of Ring Committee 11: Track 12. This dark-haired cavalier Does indeed the maidens charm, In sophistication he does rank Right with the leaders of the pack. KENNETH KING ROBERTSON EX-CON Class Treasurer 12: Home Room President 11 : Home Room Treasurer 10: Iioys' Go-To-College Club 11. 12, Reporter 12, Secretary 12: Orpheus Club 11: Foot- ball 1O, 11, 12: Volley Ball 10, 11: Basket Rall 10, 11: Track ll, 12. He sings now and then and plays football for a change, He might be another Caruso or perhaps another Red Grange, But if to these great heights should he nev- er ascend, He'll be a darn nice fellow and a peach of a friend. Twenty