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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1953 volume:

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A I I 4 ,, b Q . f , -1 X 9-5 17 ,, f Y U I ' 0' f .f A f i-,A - Rf . ' ..,.-7 f 4 1 I ,'-f. - ' INCIP .... FRANK . RI T FJ- f I ' VI RINCIPAL . 9- - SPARK v CATIO.NAL C ELOIL' - . . S NABEL MW Lip NG H ' ART PHYSICAL EDUCA RITA LIESZNER EDITH REILLY ' ROBERT D. BELL MA RET KISKADDEN . CYRIL I R JAMES BROWN. JR. ELIZA TH A. MILLER I WHAR Y N. SIGEL MARY E. McANLIS , 7 ' ' A A A. FE KE MARY Hy SEYBE T ' NGUAG BESS A. KEY I - MARY . ' E- DOLL -Ge' an L. CNAUOHER ,IEA . 5QMMER5 ROLD HESS-Lat' K wwf. 1 I A I TH MCL U 'N-Spanish INDUSTRIA' INING SCI NCE I WI LI B. FARRELL 1 LD R, E . LLACE MECMASTER ' MAT EM ICS . 0 RD EGG ' ELI .OH ON . - . ' SEMAR Y E E V, MCLAUQ N ' BEN MIN A N J' X J P. SEBASTIAN A RENO F. SEY RT 4, M IE. KRU WJZIMMER . . ' RL . LIAMS I f.: L 0 5 HOLD My ' JA C BZTUAQ EL GENERAL EHUCATION ELKIZAB UI-FIELD ' ' ALICE R...EYRICH HE R. FALKENSTEI - 'WE KNOE COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS SEGRETA - ' ' W OX HENRY S. BAUMGARTEN ,, -'- M- KE ,J MARY CATHERINE DONNELLY EV WEY SOCIAL STUDIES A ORREL FREED CE Z S .J .. ' -- JOSEPH A. BURQ-O L L HAMM0 if f' L. R JAMES CICHRA, JR. ' I LIZABET HI f f , A FLORENCE A. DUTNEY M . I ANS k HELEN E. FRAZIER Eff I f , WWMA . E . A . I ff M H . OSCAR I, HARTER MU AMA ENT . LUCILE. FRUIT KASTI-INE ,QR K. DIL ' I . .1 Z MARY M. KRAUS I ' C ' :HV MI M N ' MARGARETJFISHER - 'I ELSO A.NMI W f ARET- R I f , F ' ' I ' ' ' 'S X 'V - 4 I 1 I ff, 7 j ' . ' f , , :lf ag e L K 4 . ffi f 6 . 3 at fit tiff rffitff if it tty W X 0393356 A VV. SPARKS HON dedicate our Omicron to Mr. Sparks for distasteful, labor as the Vice-Principal of Most students do not know Mr. Sparks very well and are inclined to him in time category of Uciictatorsf' but he is without question one of the congenial, hospitable people in Oliver. His job as vice-principal has no glory nor honor connected with it, but without law enforcement a nation, state, city, or organization, such as a school, would be like a person with a disease and no cloctor nor ,medicine to stop the disease before it spreads and destroys the life itself. Page Four N L t W V tif, 16 OUR PRINCIP R R RJ Y, . 9 mr GMU-'+-wJvfa ffM..75'ff 0J'rv A . ' i . MR. FRANK H. HERRINGTON I AAA' Q ,S , X -NX No ship can sail without a Captain Y W T Stgnogng always LG ,-1 is N 0 m5:wz3zi2?1::'fe,5g 4 W 4 ,M W, To see that things go smoothly, V. Although time waves blow highg Qin 4.-any ' To turn the wheel with hands of steel M fn Comiwating sea and stay. Iazvvl' Such a Captain we, with pride, ' Consider ours to Be. , X is piercing eyes we realize I Y Forever search the sea,-4 ' J , pot the reefs and shallow shoals, I K And guide us onwarcl toward our goals. Q Thanks to tum we cannot hide 0 A atch it only with Our Priclef, K A , t Page Five A go V ...id N xt- I-AJ-0-v.?Q,Ls -e OURQCDUNSELOR ' - :fs ,y 4 I 1 . 1-, - A if , ' A, 'SKCHNABEL 1 V A il, , L Y 1 J A , ' ' I. , 1' 'o , ,' ' K ,,'- , U L I Wil ' K 1 -V 1 ' A ,df l Aylfff 1 fl ,ful 1, fm f , . ,jf I ylfx .v fl . A t ,Ai 'j fQwRAPPRErCiAT1oN OF MR. SCHNABEL A, ' 11,19 lx 1 lexieiici oiir sincere Zipprzfcgflzion to Mr. Scimaizei, realizing the fi: I . ,. ' 1 f S If V t ,7 uzorie lie, has cionefor tiiesenior class ciuring time past years. He has been f ' ' f ' 4 lg L jf I ' I ' 'V1 I , , I r , fy Page Six responlsiigie oar high sciiooiizourses of siuciy, our iionor roii recorcis, and , V J ' . , 9 'i our commencement' program. Anyone iooieing for help neeoi only visit Mr. Seiinalilers office for a sympathetic reception and a definite solution to his oroiniem. ' A OUR OFFICE STAFF N E Miss EVABELLE WEYMAN Miss HAZEL M. CLARIQE A Miss ALICE ZALINRO MRs. BERNICE L. HAMMER OUR OFFICE CLERKS Every school has an office anal office clerks, but few compare to the girls here at Oliver. They are kept very busy, but there is always fa cheer- ful relaxed atmosphere in the office and you will always be greeted with a smite when you enter,-even for the clelinquentsi We seniors cloff our hats to you and wish you well in everything. Page S OUR OMICRON STAFF . Nancy Bodine Iforegta Klaflc Business Manager Ed1torf1nfCh1ef EDITORS 134-Helen Feil 210-Grace Stanley 138-jean Smith 114-Charles Whitling ASSISTANT EDITORS Argela Collette Barbara Davidson Donald Walter William Green Paul Zellhart Irene Labas Carl Wiedenhofer Larry Monheim Dorothy Malay Lynne O'Connor Eleanor Tolusic John Hastings Anna-bel Fawcett Margie Denslow Evelyn Totin Wilburt Redclick ADVERTISING COMMITTEE General Chairman ffff-fff Audrey Weber 134-Eugene Stanik 210-Kathleen Boif 138-Stanley Zukiewicz 114-Ross Mastream William Klein Ruth Williams Mary Chatman Claudia Fedio Shirley Ketterer Ilantha Taylor Nancy .Allman Florence Evans Jane Ranallo Theresa Chesno Amber Heine Joanne Slivka Joanne Hudy Rose Nataro Louise Kulback Victor Cushanick Karl Scheil Patricia Ferrie Lorraine Hutera George Demko Pat Glynn Louise Watson Barbara Shafer joseph Matthews Leo Keys Shirley Fairley Sylvia Zangaro Clarence Bush Patricia Krakosky 'Rosemarie Wivell Betty Ketchel Wallace Rapp Mary Jane Ross Miriam Carpenter Claude Burg Michael Matz Julia King Suzanne Sadler Esther Rovitto Wayne Bailey Audrey Scott Nancy Ross Arlene Early PHOTOGRAPHS COMMITTEE David Chesney William George Margaret Galvin Ray Wetzel Anne Canino Agnes Mankevich Ellen Tasker Warren Forsythe Paul Pongrace Stella Bistolas Raymond Vukson CIRCULATION COMMITTEE- Chairman -- Lawrence Alexander Assistant Chairman - Irene Schaal Mary Alice Bright Doris Miller Robert Corr Fred -Garver Irma Lindow Margie Wolf Maurice Ward Kenneth Kallquist Katherine Pungras Sarah Aeberli Maryann Nemec Carl Gole Alice Warden Ruth Bachmeyer Gladys Lindow Martin Schmude Ruth Morrissey Lois Dabney Marianne Walchli Palmer Layton Ruth Stapanik Bonnie Miller Elinor Powell Allen Carnahan Page Eight AND THEIR ASSISTANTS john Keil Clarence Bush Assistant EditorfinfChief Assistant Business Manager SPONSOR MISS KISKADDEN TYPING COMMITTEE Chairman - Sara Lee Knoch Assistant Chairman - Joanne Casciotti Audrey Schoerner 'Shirley Trunick Anita Harris Jo Ann Mihelic Patricia Kennedy Irene Labas Charlotte Casciato CLUBS COMMITTEE General Chairman ff-ff Grace Mushrush Yvonne Roland Alice Smoley Lois Hunt Richard Yurocko Rita Broad-bent Patricia Yendell Mary Ann Foley Regis Hubert Rosemary Brown Evelyn Ferrie Patricia Wainauskis George Puhac Mary Greppi Hazel Wilkersoii Marilou Miller Steve Pefferman Roberta Wade Elaine 'Hoffman Mildred Johnston Carl Moncrieif Lillian Ferrie Shirley Williamson Olga Mitchell George Yurjevich ART COMMITTEE Annabel Fawcett Charlotte Cutenese Richard Tokarski Louise Merwick George Fedenko Ronald Lau Florence Polivka Cover design by August Pike Albert Diehm August Pike Page N-ine OMICRON STAFF COMMITTEES f2j Editors Committee OD Photographs Committee QU Advertisers Committee Q41 Type Committee Q51 Clubs Committee 16, Circulation Committee 17, Art Committee Page Ten OURQSPCDNSGRS l p MR. FREFD MISS FALKENSTEIN Your loving guidance thru the years We always- will remember. It will stay with us thru joy and tears MR. FREED To Mr. Freed, who for four years Has been our friend unfailing, We want to extend our good wishes for True joy and health unending. As a never dying ember, - Miss FALRENSTEIN MR. MACMASTER MR. BAUMGARTEN The Men of 114 will never forget their Skipper, A staunch, stoutfhearted guy, the Captain of our Clip-per , MR. MacMASTER ' W More than a teacher, a friend really true. He has helped us with problems and activities, too. In Future Years, when we look back, - We will always remember Our Teacher called Mac . An inspiration was he to many, a father to each Dan . We shall never forget Our Skipper, Mr. Baumgarten. MR. BAUMGARTEN Page Eleven OUR IZA CLASS OFFICERS I We present to you The Class Oificers of June, 1953 President - Byron Davis Vice President - Irene Labas Secretary - Barbara Shafer Treasurer - Helen Feil Social Chairman - Lorraine Hutera OUR APPRECIATION The Seniors wish to express Our Gratitude and Appreciation to the 12A Class 'Officers For their wonderful ability to make Our Senior Year 'So happy and memorable. Page Twelve OUR IZA SOCIAL COMMITTEE Barbara Shafer Mildred Johnston Ray Vukson Carl Wiedenhofer Grace Stanley Lorraine Hutera - Chairman We want to wish For you, dear Friend - The Best of Wishes That - heaven can send. And should it send us Two or three - We'll wish them also C. O. D. And though the price You can try to ask us We'll just mark it off To higher taxes. Louise Watson William George john Keil Eleanor Tolusic Barbara Davidson Wallace Rapp Martin Schmude Irene Labas Margie Denslow Lawrence Alexander Lynne O'Oonnor Helen Feil Hazel Wilkerson Leo Keys Byron Davis Pat Wainkaukas William Klein Stella Bistolas Sponsors: Miss Helen Falkenstein Mr. Wallace MacMaster Mr. Orrel E. Freed Mr. Henry Baumgarten Page 'Ehfirteen I IPIHH HIIIXIII WURD5 , 5 U'EnNNan Issue Ecnnm. 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OLIVER HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF JUNE 1055 HIGH HONOR Sarah Jane Aeberli Nancy Dorn Bodine Joanne Marie Casciotti Charlotte Paulette Cutenese Marjorie Denslow Annabel Elizabeth Fawcett Anita jane Harris Patricia Ann Kennedy Loretta Klaric Sara Lee Knoch Q Laurence Edward Alexander Kathleen Carolee Boil' Rosemary Brown Lois 'Odell Dabney Barbara Esther Davidson Robert George Fedenko Helen Julia Feil Mary Ann Foley William Ernest Green, jr. James Keil Louise G. Kulback 'Gladys Eleanor Lindow Page Sixteen HONOR Irene Labas JoAnn Marie Mihelic Ruth jean Morrissey Grace Johannette Mushrush Lynne Dale O'Connor August Alpheus Pike Irene A. Schaal Barbara Diane Shafer Eleanor R. Tolusic Evelyn Margaret Totin Louise Elaine Merwick Doris Joan Miller Katherine Pungras Karl Scheil Joanne Marie Slivka Eugene J. Stanik Grace LaRene Stanley Ellen Reginia Tasker Shirley Ann Trunick Margaret A. Wolf Paul Marshall Zellhart 5 SARAH JANE AEBERLI Jr. Chorus Club 95 Advanced German Club 9, 105 Future Teachers of America 11, 125 Varieties 10, 115 Omicron Staff 125 Home Room Social Chairman 105 Locker Chair- man 115 Secretary of Advanced German Class 125 Secretary Future Teachers of America of Western Pa.' ' Sarah , from John Morrow, enjoys swimming, dancing, and football for her sports. A poor excuse is better than none at all. Week-end trips and riding are also enjoyable. Studying merchandising at Cornell interests her. English with Miss McAnlis, Miss Dutney, and foods rate. Her close friends are Jeanne Kane, Pat Hespelein, and Marilyn Stern. ' LAURENCE EDWARD ALEXANDER Hi-Y 9-125 Omicron Staff 125 Social Committee 12. Larry came from Manchester and Conroy. His chief am- bition is to be an accountant, after attending Duquesne. History, type, and Spanish are his favorite studies. His recreations in- clude skating, dancing, checker playing, and drawing. Basket' ball, baseball, and football ,are his sports. Love, live, and learn, is his motto which reflects his philosophy of life. His pals are Carl Moncrieff, Leo Keys, William Green, and Roderick Jackson. NANCY MELVINA ALLMON Sports Club 10-125 Omicron Staif 12. Graceful Tuss who is a whiz. on skates enjoys basketball, base- ball, and volleyball. Her favorite studies are English with Miss Kiskadclen and Math with Mr. Kahn. Out of Columbus to us, 'LTuss i, also enjoys dancing and writing letters. She has chosen Dui'f's Business School to help her fulfill her ambition to be' come a successful secretary. While climbing the ladder of suc- cess, stop at the step called happiness, is what will guide our Tuss . RUTH MARY BACHMEYER Omicron Staff 125 Girls' Etiquette Club 125 Majorette Club 11, 125 Religious Education 9-12. Lovable Ruthie came from St. Ioseph's via St. Benedict's. To own a baby blue Cadillac convertible is her ambition. Skating, horseback riding, swimming, and trying to play volleyball take up most of Ruth's time. Her motto, Never put off until to- morrow what you can do today, certainly shows the spirit, Spanish and bookkeeping rate high. ' WAYNE GORDEN BAILEY Assistant Orchestra Custodian 11, 125 Varieties '525 Orchestra 10-125 Marching Band Club 8-115 Omicron Staff 125 Band 8-12. Wayne, from Halls Grove and St. Leo's, aims to become a motion picture operator. Showing motion pictures and football take up much of his time, but there is always time to drive Mom's car. Playing the trombone and orchestra with Mr. Ivliller rate. He believes Let's live a little . He is inseparable from Paul Zellhart, John Keil, and War.ren Forsythe. MARVIN KJ BEERY German Club 95 Baseball 11, 125 Omicron Staff 12. Marv is our scholar from Horace Mann. To -see what is on the other side of the moon is his ambition. He enjoys going to the show once a week and playing the radio. Baseball and darts are his favorites. His economic theory is Spend it now, you can't take it with you. Home Room with Mac is tops. He can always be seen with War.ren Forsythe and August Pike. Page Seventeen X wi l 1 I A i 1 1 4 V, Ffa' 6 Sift STELLA JANE BISTOLAS President Future Business Leaders 125 H. R. V. President 115 H. R. President 105 H. R. Social Chairman 125 H. R. Sec- retary 125 Sewing Club 125 Omicron Staff 125 Social Com- mittee 12. Sweet Stel, from Columbus, aims to be a secretary and a perfect wife. Volleyball, basketball, and collecting snapshots rate. She looks at the future because she's going to spend the rest of her life there. Stel's friends include Anita Harris and Nancy Bodine. Mr. Freed and Miss McNaugher are her favorites. ' NANCY DORN BODINE Treasurer German Class 95 Sec., Travel Club 95 Treas., Future Business Leaders of America 125 Religious Education 9-125 Sanitation 125 Business Manager, Omicron 12. Our charming! Nan smiled in from Saint Cyril. To become a perfect secretary is her main ambition. She enjoys driving the Buick, swimming, bowling, and skating. She is seen with Lor- raine H'utera and Stella Bistolas. Anything with Miss Hill and Miss Donnelly rates. She lives up to her motto, Be yourself and you'll never be by yourself. We thank her for her fine work as Business 'Manager of the Omicron. KATH EEN C OLEE BO Room Secret 05 V ties '535 ' jorette Club 10, , Ma' rette 1 , om rs 0 ewing Club 125 Omc Stall 1 Samt on 12 Xm at y ur ch in mayo tte rn e to us 13 . . U e 5 s 1 5 If h ,yy g - va Gr nt ool ' ellev . Since sh ant o a od nurse, erian spit l ld ave tro b e om her. Kathy li e mus , s ' in 11 lleyball, oving that Miss M au is o wit er. e can be und quite often in the pr ence o ee vitto, nne Casciotti, and Betty Ann Lobie. MARY AL E 'BRIGHT , 10 Hom u 11, 12, Religious Educatio rac e Mk via oylshe r d n ur s e ca t esent ' in and an ' ' el' es ou rul r min ut u e g 1tacha.1r . e . .1 - 5 A c ' K ns I th u ix - 'n li 1 tio u n ests re hot ..- , aughi julia l b e 1 K e oy ci y n e 1 also classified as , hy an . g, g ', th r, ti 1 b y lr .t Pt I b I 0 Wt A . , . . . ' o sit .' T - -e ' ' los, laying the , -.'.- ul 'n. ' am u p otog pher. RITA CAROL BROADBENT Majorette Club 95 Homemakers Club 125 Motor Club 125 Omi- cron Staff 12. . Oliver was happy to be able to have Rete , from St. Leo's, a sweet little day dreamer. You can always see Rete with Ruth Stapanik, Margie Wolf, Elaine Hoffman. When she isn't with them, she's writing letters. We all agree that Rete's motto, Absence is worth waiting for, but presence brings the best results, is a line one. Chorus with Mr. Goetz and gym with Miss McNaugher meet her approval. l ROSEMARY BROWN ' Future Business Leaders of America 11, 125 Social Committee 125 Oliver News 115 Variety Show '525 Volleyball Champion Team 11, 125 Cheerleaders'10, 11. 1 Rosemaryis ambition, to be a success will come true, for she's always making friends. Versatile Rosie likes swimming, photog' rap , transcript, and gym. In school she's seen with Ilantha Tay or and Lois Dabney. CLAUDE D. BURG ' Homeroom Vice President 95 President 95 Vice President 105 President 105 Secretary of Sanitation 115 Vice President 125 Football 9-115 Track 105 Hi-Y 10, 115 Traffic 10-125 Sani- tation 10, 11. Old man 'Claudie , from St. Brancis, wants to be a dentist, for he likes looking for cavities. He enjoys football. Gym with Mr. Brown and Mechanical Drawing with Mac intrigue him. Indiana State Teachers College is his choice. He likes singing with his pals, Bob Corr, Carl Wiedenhofer and Don Walter. ' CLARENCE EDWARD BUSH H. R. Sec. 10-125 H. R. Pres. 125 Assistant Business Manager of Omicron 125 Art of Listening to Music Club 105 Football 11, 125 Motor Club 125 Band 12. Our ambitious Beau Jack came from Iohn Morrow via Woods Run. His hobbies are fishing, boating and loafing, but likes football, baseball, and basketball. His motto is If you can't stop, please smile as you go by . He enjoys Wood Shoo with Mr. Farrell and trips to Clarion's Camp Bonsall. Bill George and Al Diehm rate. His specialty is helping anyone who needs help, especially the Omicron. Thanks. ANNA MARIE CANINO Home Room Treasurer 10-125 Secretary, Girls' Service Club 115 Religious Education 10-125 Girls' Service Club 125 Omi- cron Staff 125 Maiorette Club 10. Petite Tootie smiled her way in from Perpetual Help. To be an office worker is an ambition of this young Miss. but for entertainment she skates, swims, and plays volleyball. Her motto, Be yourself and be happy, makes her a favorite of all. Gym with Miss McNaugher rates. Her friends include Evelyn Ferrie, Pat Biondo, 'and Iane Ranallo. ALLEN JOHN CARNAI-IAN Basketball 125 Traffic 12: Sanitation 125 Baseball 125 Omicron Staff 12: Oliver Hui-Y 12. Fabulous Al. ' from Most Holv Name via North Catholic, wants to be a plumber. Dancing and going on dates rate. His motto, If at first you don't succeed. forget it , seems to help his success. His favorite sports. basketball, baseball and hockey, take his spare time. Mechanical Drawing with Mac , and Sociology appeal gngaim. He is seen with John Hastings, Hugh Duff, and Russell 1 son. SHIRLEY CAROTHERS Homemakers Club 12. ' From Conroy tiptoed Shirl . Her aims are to be the perfect wife and a competent secretary. You'll find her writing letters, taking long walks, and talking to Shirl . Too, her typing with Mr. Freed and gym with Miss McNaugher are tops. lf he's worth having, he's worth waiting for is her belief and motto ! l goifll always see our Shirl with Shirley Ketterer and Helen C1 . MIRIAM CARPENTER Motor Club 125 Homemakers Club 115 Volleyball Champion Team 125 Variety Show '52, '535 Future Teachers America 105 Swimming Club 10. Coming to Oliver via Manchester, Conroy and Avonworth, Sis wants to make as many friends as possible. Skating, swim- ming, volleyball, and the latest movies are her main interests. Miriam wants' to be a social worker and is usually found with Sarah Oyeey. She likes gym with Miss McNaugher. Page Nineteen 4 Pa 3 e Twe nity CHARLOTTE A. CASCIATO Home Room Sergeant-at-arms 125 Variety Show 52, 535 Chapel Choir 125 Chorus 11, 125 Omicron Staff 12. isinging Char , from Horace Mann, aims to be a secretary or a singer, so naturally chorus with Mr. Goetz fascinates her. Her hobbies are horseback riding and swimming. Baseball and tennis also rate. Char can be seen with Lois Gratzinger, Nancy McElwain, and Peggy Jones. Her musical ability has clontributed much to the success of our musical programs and s ows. JOANNE MARIE CASCIOTTI Home Room Sec. 95 Home Room Pres. 105 Home Room Sec. 10-125 Sec. Future Business Leaders of America 125 Home- makers Club 105 Future Business Leaders of America 11, 125 Majorette Club 95 Badminton 105 Volleyball 105 Omicron Stal! 12. Our jo7' from Columbus is known for her zany personality. She is seen with Charlotte -Cutenese, Iane Ranallo, and Evelyn Ferrie. She aims to be a perfect housewife and secretary. Her motto, A smile will go a long-long way, has won her friends at school. She works efficiently on the daily bulletins and all other clerical work. Thanks for the Omicron work. MARY FRANCES CHATMAN Treasurer, Movie Club 95 Vice-President, Library Club 105 Tra- vel Club 95 Science Club 95 Girls' Service Club 10, 115 Omi- cron Staff 12. Little Mary , small but petite, attended Columbus, Manchester, and Conroy. Her ambition is to be a secretary. She enjoys bas' ketball, baseball, and tennis: and photography, television, and dancing are her hobbies. Bookkeeping with Mr. Freed rates for she hopes to attend Business School. Her best pal is Ruth Petty. Live, love, and be happy, is her m-otto. DAVID J. CHESNEY H. R. Sec. 105 H. R. Treas. 115 125 Pres. Chapel Choir 125 Swim- ming Team 125 Chapel Choir 10-125 Western Pa. High School Chorus 105 In Old Vienna 5 Varieties '51, '535 Class Play 125 Omicron Staff 125 Pres. Gennan Class 12. Dave . came singing in from Columbus. After the Navy and writing many letters, he plans on entering the religious or musical Held. Listening to Billy Graham, singing Barber Shop, and anything with Miss McAnlis and Miss McLaughlin are his favorites. Dave's personality will take him far on the road to success. Westminster is his college. THERESA BARBARA CHESNO Religious Education 9-125 Dramatic Club 95 Homemakers 115 Service Club 125 Omicron Staff 125 Varieties ,53. Our joker Terry from St. Gabriel's hopes to work at T.W.A. Her interests are writing letters and trying to drive. Terry's fav- orite pastimes are swimming, dancing, and horseback riding. This Miss believes If you got it, you got it5 if you don't, you can pretend. Terry is seen with L. Tershirl and Bern Latta. A Model School is her choice. ARGELA MAE COLLETTE H. R. Vice Pres. 105 Sec. Homernakers Club 125 Leaders Club 9, 105 Lifesaving Club 105 Puppet Club 95 Religious Edu- cation 95 Majorette Club 10, 115 Oliver News 115 Future Business Leaders of America 125 Etiquette Club 125 Class Play 125 Omicron Staif 12. GeefGee came to Oliver after a short visit at Allegheny. Ice skating and dancing intrigue her, but trips to North Park rate tops. Her motto To err is human, to forgive divine is a clue to her understanding personality. She will long be remembered for her portrayal of Flulfy in the class play. ROBERT J. CORR Treasurer Home Room 10, 115 Social Chairman 125 Swimming Team 9-125 Football Team 9-125 Swimming Club 9-125 Omi- cron Staff 125 Traffic 9-125 Sanitation 9-12. Sportsminded Bob came from St. Cyril's. Swimming is his best sport. Bob's hobbies are water skiing and hunting. Gym with Mr. Brown is his favorite. Bob plans to attend Pitt. He's seen roaming the halls with Ginger Zurcher, Carl Wiedenhofer, and 'Claude Burg. Congratulations for the Championship Swim- ming Team. Bob was our great captain. VICTOR E. CUSHANICK Omicron Staff 125 Motor Club 125 Football5 Baseball 10-12. Vic , from Columbus and St. Andrews, has an ambition to be a carpenter and enjoys dancing, swimming, football, basket- ball, and baseball. His motto is Love thyself and many will h-ate thee . Wood shop and mechanical drawing are tops. The United States Navy will claim our Vic, who is seen with Carl Gole, Ron Lau, and Ray Vukson. CHARLOTTE PAULETTE CUTENESE Home Room Secretary 105 Home Room President 105 President Future Business Leaders of America 115 Radio Program 105 Art Club 115 Varieties '525 Majorette Club 95 Cheerleaders 105 Badminton 105 Volley Ball 105 Scholastics 125 Sanita- tion 125 Omicron Staff 125 Class Secretary 12. Our Char, from Columbus, is known by all for her chic ward- robe and can be seen with Joanne Casciotti and Grace Stanley. Roller skating really rates. Her favorite studies are art, clerical training, and gym. Thanks for typing the daily absence bulletins and doing all the art work and especially one Omicron page. LOIS ODELL DABNEY Captain Championship Volleyball and Basketball teams 115 Fu- ' ture Business Leaders of America 115 Religious Education 9-125 Oliver on the Air 12. Attractive Lois traveled to Oliver via Manchester, Conroy, and Langley. Her hobby is hair styling and she will carry it through to Beautician School. Lo spends a lot' of time swimming and ska- ting, she believes that Actions speak louder than words. Her friends are Ilantha Taylor and Rosemary Brown. Shorthand, history, and type rank highest with Lois. BARBARA ESTHER DAVIDSON Travel Club 105 Dramatic Club 95 Motor Club 125 Homemakers Club 125 Omicron Staff 125 Varieties '535 Election Board .. 11, 125 f'Oliver5on the Air 115 Chapel Choir 125 Social Committee 12. A Charming Barb from John Morrow, favors Chorus, English, and Sociology. Talking it over, eating strange conco-ctions, swim- ming, dancing, and driving consumes her spare time. Her motto Experience is the best teacher applies to all her work. Car- ne ie Tech is her college. She's seen with Bonnie Miller, Doris Mgler, and Gladys Lindow. BYRON EDWIN DAVIS President 12A Class5 Home Room Treasurer 115 Vice President Hi-Y 125 Class Play 125 Senior Orchestra 9-125 Hi-Y 10-125 Senior Band 9, 105 Social Committee 125 Track 10. Byron, from john Morrow, aims to become an engineer some day. Swimming, boating, water skiing, and bowling take up his spare time. He -likes any studies with Mao Byron is also a great clarinetplayer. He is seen with Bill Klein, Dave Chesney, and I-ohn Hastings. Congratulations for your leader- ship as 12A Class president. I E l H Page Twenty-one 1 Page Twenty-two GEORGE DEMKO Football 10-125 Track 11, 125 Travel Club 95 Swimming Club 95 Social Committee 125 Sanitation Squad 11, 125 Traffic Squad 11, 125 Varsity Club 10, 125 Omicron Staff 12. Udie , from Manchester, wants to earn a lot of money. Hfe enjoys competing in football, track, and handball. He favors Mechanical Drawing with Mac , He is seen with Marty Schmude, Bud Reddick, and Ross Mastrean. Uncle Sam will probably interest him. MARJORIE DENSLOW Vice Pres. H. R. 95 Preddent Science Club 125 Secretary of Finance of Oliver 125 Math Club 115 Science Club 125 Elec- tion Board 10-125 Class Play 125 Usheretes 11, 125 Oliver on the Air 105 Social Committee 11, 125 Omicron Staff 12. john Morrow lost Margie who wants to be a perfect wife and mother. She also is quite good in drama. Dickinson Col- lege is her choice. Anything with Miss N. McLaughlin in- trigues her. Softball, ice hockey, and swimming rate. Her fav' orite pals are Frazer Burnworth, Audrey Schoerner, and Doris Miller. She was our excellent Secretary of Finance. ALBERT H. DIEHM, JR. Vice President Stamp Club 95 Omicron Staif 125 Marching Band 'Club 11, 12. Al marched his way in from Manchester and Conroy. He likes hunting, fishing, and skating. He hopes to go into Gov- ernment work. He goes by the motto Live to learn, learn to live. He enjoys classes in history and art and spends his spare time as a photographer. He can always be seen with Wil- liam George, Clarence Bush, and Carl Cole. Many thanks for all your work in the art classes, painting properties for the class plays and shows. ARLENE C. EARLY Home Room Secretary 95 Religious Education 95 Make-up Committee 10-125 -Chapel Choir 10-125 Sanitation 115 Girls' Etiquette Club 125 Varieties '51-'535 Social Committee 125 Omicron Stalf 12. Arlene, from Columbus, wants to be a good wife. Listening to Hillbilly music, her brother-inflaw talk, and Billy Graham takes up most of her timeg also included are waterfskiing, swim' ming, and tennis. She says, Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. She is seen with Millie Johnston, Lorraine Hutera, and Patsy Glynn. U FLORENCE E. EVANS Dramatics 105 Future Business Leaders 125 Varieties '52, '535 Cheerleaders Club 11, 125 Omicron Staff 125 Etiquette Club 125 Senior Chorus '52. Petite Dee, an accomplished swimmer, came from Columbus. Also dancing, horseback riding, and bowling take up her spare time. You'll see her with Janet Bath, Peg Jones, and Esther Rovitto. Good luck also to you in future years at Miami Uni- Xersity. Anything with Miss Dutney and Miss McAnlis intrigues er. SHIRLEY ANN FAIRLEY ' Religious Education 9-125 Home Room Secretary 115 Omicron Staff 125 Homemakers Club 12. 4 Goldie laughed her way in from Per etual Help and she is still laughing. She hopes to be an efficient receptionist and plans to attend Burrough's Business School. She surely lives up to her motto, Laugh and the world laughs with youg cry, and you cry alone. Clerical Training with Miss Donnelly and Foods with Miss Falkenstein rate high. Her favorite pastimes include tennis, swimming, skating, and singing duets with Rose Notaro. - . l , V 1 ANNABEL ELIZABETH FAWCETT Chapel Choir 11, 125 Omicron Staff 125 Etiquette Club 125 Ad- vanced Art Club 125 Public Speaking Club 115 Math Club 115 Monday, Tuesday Chorus Clubs 9-115 Varieties 9-125 Music Appreciation Club 115 Future Teachers of America 10, 115 Hearst Oratorical Contest 125 Radio Programs 125 Scholastic Art Competition 125 Usherettes 12. Charming Annabel, Oliver's orator, sauntered in from John Morrow, and her many hobbies, including music, art and dancing, will make her a welcome figure at Pitt. English, Sociology, and anything with Miss Kiskadden meet approval with A. B. She is liked by one and all. Annabel tops the high honor roll. ROBERT GEORGE FEDENKO H. R. Treas. 95 Stamp Club 95 V. Pres., Stamp and Coin Club 105 Sec.-Tfeas. Advanced Art Club 115 Scholastic Art 9-125 Motor Club 125 Stamp and Coin Club 9-115 Advanced Art Club 10-125 Omicron Staff 12. Baldy our future artist, from Woods Run via Horace Mann, will study mechanical engineering at Drexel. His motto is, Agree, for the law is costly. Hockey and baseball rate. His friends include George Puhac, George Fedora, and Ray Vukson. He is a fabric designer ,and made props and posters for the Vari- Xy Shows. He favors Art and Latin. Thanks for the Omicron IC. CLAUDIA FEDIO Oliver News 115 Girls' Etiquette Club 125 Omicron Stajf 12. Claudia , from McKees Rocks High School, enjoys spending week-ends at Clarion. Among her favorite sports are baseball, wrestling, and tennis. Love, like a film, has to be developed, is her motto. To be a nurse at St. Iohn's Hospital is her strong desire. History with Miss Dutney, clerical training with Miss Donnelly and gym with Miss McNaugher are tops. Her closest friends are Gladys Lindow, Pat Krakosky, and Barbara Davidson. ' HELEN JULIA FEIL Class Treasurer 125 President Girls Etiquette Club 125 Class Play 125 Omicron Staff 125 Chapel Choir 125 German Club 11, 12. Helpful Ma slipped in from Avonworth with her ambition to be a model farmer's wife. Trying new recipes, writing letters, driving lessons, and skating at the Lex rate high, as do swim' ming at Erie and beating Roe at Goofy Golf. Gym with Miss McNaugher 'and History rate. Shirley Ketterer and Shirley Carothers add to Ma's entertainment. EVELYN FRANCES FERRIE Home Room Treasurer 95 Treasurer Sewing Club 125 Omicron Staff 125 Red Cross 10. Smiling Evie beamed in from Annunciation and hones some day to own a mink coat. This athletic gal likes skating, bowling, swimming, and gym with Miss McNaugher. He who gives his heart will not deny his money she tells her friends. Anne Canino, Joanne Casciotti, and Jane Ranallo. Long rides are her hobby. LILLIAN ELSIE FERRIE H. R. Sec. 95 H. R. Pres. 105 H. R. Vice Pres. 105 Dramatic Club 95 Red Cross 10, 115 Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica 125 Omicron Staff 12. Smiling Lill ' claims Annunciation as her Alma Mater. Her motto, What's worth having is worth waiting for , will help her to make her dream come true. Bowling and writing notes take uo much of her spare time. Lill's constant companions are Gee Gee Collette, Ioan Casciotti, and Olga Mitchell. Lill's pleasing personality is sure to win her friends in all she does. Page Twenty-three j I 1 1 Page Twerity-four PATRICIA ANN FERRIE Red Cross Club 105 Nature Study 125 Science 125 Homemakers 'Club 125 Omicron Staff 12. Pat, from Annunciation, plans to atend Dulf's Business College. Her hobby is collecting records and recipes. Her favorite sports are baseball, swimming, and volley ball. You can't teach an old dog new tricks is her motto. She wants to be an accountant. Nancy Ross, Ellen Tasker, and Irma Lindow entertain her. Bookkeeping with Mr. Freed and Foods intrigue her. MARY ANN FOLEY Homemakers Club Treasurer 125 Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms 125 Girls Etiquette Club 125 Future Business Leaders of America 125 Omicron Staff 12. Mar whose crazy laugh no one will forget came from Colum- bus via Regina Coeli. Someday she hopes to bowl 200. She also enjoys volleyball, dancing, writing letters, listening to records, singing, watching T. V. and making pizzia. Home Room with Mac , and subjects with Miss Donnelly, Miss McNaugher, and Miss Kiskadden are her favorites. Our hard working Mar is sure to succeed. A WARREN DAVIS FORSYTHE Sergeant-at-Arms 95 Home Room Reporter 10,5 115 Omicron Staif 12. Red , from Horace Mann, intends to be our future draftsman or steamfitter. His favorite sports are bowling, baseball, and volleyball. Playing goofyfgolf rates. His motto, It isn't what you know, it's who you know , often seems true. Mechanical Drawing with Mr. MacMaster and'Print with Mr. Zimmer are favorite subjects. Red's future address will be Penn State. He is found with Marvin Beery, Kenneth Kallquist, and August Pike. Warren was the everfready Handyman for the Omicron photographic work. MARGARET ELLEN GALVIN Library Club 9-125 Future Business Leaders of America 11, 125 Girls' Service Club 125 Oliver News Staff 11, 125 Senior Chorus 10-125 Election Board 115 Varieties '52, 535 Omi- cron Staff 12. Margie , our bundle of fun, from St. Andrews, aims to be a perfect secretary. Swimming, skating, and baby-sitting rate high. Her motto, If you can't stop to talk, smile as you go by, certainly shows her spirit. Anything with Mr. Baumgarten and Miss McNaugher rates. She is always with Irma Lindow. . FREDERICK J. GARVER Home Room Treasurer 95 Home Room Secretary 95 Stamp and Coin Club 9, 105 Swimming Club 105 Crafts Club 12. Deer talked his way in from Horace Mann. His ambition is to be a sheet metal worker. His hobbies are flyftying and wood carving, but he can also be found hunting, fishing, or swimming. His philosophy is Don't bet your life on it. Crafts is his favorite study. His amazing talent is playing the harmonica. We see him roaming the halls with james Hlister, Victor Cushanick, and Palmer Layton. WILLIAM CHARLES GEORGE, IR. Vice President Home Room 125 Treasurer of Band 125 Sr. Band 11, 125'Band Club 11, 125 German Club 9, 105 Omicron Staff 125 Baseball 12. V ' Big Lump, from Horace Mann via Manchester, hopes to live long and happily. He enjoys roller skating and his favorite sports are baseball and football. Live and let live, especially if he is bigger is a fitting motto. He enjoys math and plays the clarinet. He is seen with Al Diehm, Clarence Bush, and August Pike. The Omicron Staff was sure of a capable helping hand when Bill was around. PATRICIA ANN GLYNN I President Travel Club 95 H. R. Secretary 105 Sergeant-at-Arms 105 Make-up Committee 10, 125 Class Play 125 Omicron Staff 125 Sanitation 115 Oliver News 125 Red Cross Club 125 Religious Education 115 Swimming Club 11. Our jovial Pat, from Horace Mann, wants to be a nurse at Mercy Hospital. Pat believes, When in doubt, do. Her pastimes include bowling, water skiing, and swimming, but talking is tops. Pat favors sociology with Mr. Harter. Her special pals are Jean Smith, Evelyn Totin, and Marilou Miller. CARL EUGENE GOLE H. R. Sergeant-at-Arms 95 H. R. Treasurer 105 H. R. Secretary 125 Football 115 Traffic 115 Omicron Staff 12. Gummy from St. Andrews and Woods Run did special duties for Mr. Farrell. Football and fishing entertain him. Vic Cushanick, Dick Tokarski, and Al Latta are his pals. Driving to Clarion with the boys takes up much of his time, Carl's fav' orite subjects are woodshop and mechanical drawing. If he doesn't join the Navy, Carl .will do other government work. With your personality and ability to win friends we know you will be successful. WILLIAM EARNEST GREEN, JR. Vice President German 125 Track 10, 125 Cross-Country 125 Science Experts Club 125 Chapel -Choir 10, 115 Omicron Staff 125 Oliver Hi-Y 12. Intelligent Bill , from Beltzhoover and Knoxville Jr. High, intends to be a Doctor of Psychiatry. He enjoys skating, dancing, and singing. Track and crossfcountry take his spare time. He believes The best things in life are freeg but the price of opportunity is high. Bill will attend Pitt or Lincoln. Physics, Chemistry, and Sociology fascinate him. MARY CARMELLA GREPPI Omicron Staff 125 Homemakers Club 125 Girls Etiquette Club 125 Religious Education 9-11. Lovely Grep wants to become a secretary and a perfect wife. She smiled into Oliver from Perpetual Help and believes that Absence makes the heart grow fonder for somebody else. Mary likes to swim and ice skate. Her pals are Rose Notaro and Shirley Trunick. Her commercial studies naturally are her favorite ones. RITA CLAIRE HALDZOR Homemakers Club 125 Nature Club 12. Petite Rita steered into Oliver from St. Ioseph's, but still wants to learn to drive. Her favorite sayfing is, Do unto others as you would have them do to you. Miss Falkenstein's foods class with Elaine Hoffman, Ruth Williams, and Lois Thompson rate. ANITA JANE HARRIS Home Room President 125 Captain Cheerleaders 125 Cheerleaders Club 11, 125 Chapel Choir 11, 125 Varieties '51, '52, '535 Sanitation 125 Usherettes 125 Omicron Staff 12. Anita, our vivacious cheerleader, came from Woods Run via Horace Mann. Her favorite pastimes are letter writing and weekfends at Bonsall. Camping, swimming, and canoeing are tops. She thinks A compliment is like perfumeg it should be inhaled, not swallowed. Anything with Miss McNaugher and Secretarial Training with Miss Hill rate. We know Anita will be a success in her chosen field. I Page Twenty-five Page Twenty-six JOHN OSBORNE HASTINGS, JR. Social Committee 115 Omicron Staff 125 Class Play 125 Swim- ming rClub 9-125 Swimming Team 9-125 Sanitation 125 Hi-Y 125 Advanced Crafts Club 10. Junie , from Columbus, plans to become a successful engineer. Swimming, basketball, and baseball are tops. Math and history hold his interest on weekdays. , Don't be greedy, just get as much as you can,ff is his philosophy. He plans to attend any school that he can get into. He spends his spare time with Byron Davis, Dave Chesney, and Bill Klein. ' AMBER FRANCES HEINE Sports Club 105 Chorus A, B, C5 Varieties '515 Homemakers 125 Omicron Staff 12. Smiling Ams , from Columbus, hopes life long profession will be a good wife. She enjoys driving a car and weekfends at Pat's. Swimming, basketball, and football entertain her. Her favorite philosophy is If he's good for you, he's worth waiting for . English with Miss McAnlis is tops. Her special talents are dancing and singing. Amsihas a great sense of humor. JAMES JOHN HLISTER Crafts Club 12. Jim , from St. Henry's, St. Catherine's, and St. Mary of the Mount High School, wants to be an interstate truck driver and mechanic. He enjoys working on car motors and watching auo races. Reading war stories also rate.s His favorite sports are football. Don't put off 'till tomorrow what you can do today is his motto. He likes mechanical drawing with Mac and crafts with Mr. Wirtner. His pals are Fred Garver, Jack Crawford, and Paul Pongrace. ELAINE- DOROTHY I'IOFFlVlAN Homemakers Club 125 Religious Education 9-125 Omicron Staff 12. Quiet Elaine, from St. Francis, believes you should Do unto others as you want done unto you. In school, foods with Miss Falkenstein rates tops, but she also likes swimming, horse- back riding, dancing, and riding. She wants to learn to drive some day. She is usually seen with Ruth Williams, Rita Hadzor, and Lois Thompson. REGIS THOMAS HUBERT Home Room Reporter 125 Slide Rule Club 105 I-Ii-Y 10, 115 Sanitation Squad 11, 125 Traiic Squad 11, 125 Social Com- mittee 125 Omicron Staff 12. Rage sang his way in from St. Gabriel's to become general manager of Isaly Dairy Co. of Pennsylvania. He favors baseball, basketball, and driving. He plans to go to Notre Dame. His pals are Ross Mastrean, George Demko, and Martin Schmude. His favorite specialty is doing rush printing jobs for J. W. Zimmer with Wilby. . JOANNE LOUISE HUDY Chorus Club 95 Library Club 10, 115 Religious Education 10, 125 Nature Club 125 Oliver News 11, 125 Motor Club 125 Junior Achievement 125 Omicron Staff 12. Lovely Jo from St. Francis intends to be a career girl, but may change her mind. She enjoys writing letters and listening to the jukebox. Baseball, volleyball, and badminton fascinate her. Her best friends are Ruth Staoanik, Rita Broadbent, and Ruth Williams. She will attend Pinkerton Business School. Her special activities were getting subscriptions for the Oliver News and typing at Junior Achievement. Thanks. LOIS JANE HUNT H. R. Judge of Elections 95 Treas. 95 Cheerleaders Club 105 Sanitation 115 Sewing Club 125 Girls' Etiquette Club 125 Omicron Staff 12. Attractive Lo typed in from John Morrow and will be another good secretary. She likes record sessions with Pat Yendell and Marilou Miller, and gym with Miss McNaugher. Her fav- orite sports are basketball, volleyball, and bowling. Her motto is If it's worth doingg do it right. Bookkeeping with Mr. Freed takes her interest. LORRAINE BERNADETTE HUTERA H. R. Sec. 105 H. R. Vice Pres. 115 Vice Pres. U. N. Club 105 :Class Social Chairman 125 Chapel Choir 11, 125 Sanitation '125 Class Play 125 Religious Education 125 Girls' Ettiquette Club 125 Usherettes 125 Omicron Staff 125 Varieties '52. Dramatic Lorry acted her way in from Wilson School. To be co-owner of a stone mansion is her ambition. Listening to records, icefskating, and dancing entertain her. Penn State is Lorry's choice. Smile, Her pals are Arlene Early, Millie Johnston, and Nancy Bodine. Lorraine takes the orchids for her careful planning of the splendid social affairs of the 12A's. MILDRED E. JOHNSTON Chapel Choir 125 Variety Show '52, '535 Class Play 125 Sani- tation 125 Usherettes 125 Social Committee 125 All-City Girls Chorus 115 Omicron Staff 125 Cheerleaders Club 10-115 Make-up Committee 10-125 Judge of Elections 125 12A Queen. Our talented Millie , who was crowned our 12A Class Queen, came from St. Andrews and wants to be a millionaire. Record sessions with the crew rate tops along with swimming, dancing, and bowling. Her motto, Laugh and I'll laugh with you, ties in with her fine disposition. Millie will be attending the Kenyon Dance School. KENNETH LEROY KALLQUIST Home Room Secretary 95 Omicron Staff 12. Quiet Ken , from East Street, Linwood, and McNaugher, de- sires to be a first class draftsman. Stamp collecting and automo- biles rate along with his favorite sports baseball and swimming. His motto It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt of it seems to match his pleasing personality. Mechanical drawing with Mac and Alf gebra are his favorite studies. He is seen with Donald Lang, Mike Matz, and Warren Forsythe. ' JOHN KEIL . A H. R. Treasurer 125 President Orchestra 1152 Assistant Editor-in- chief of Omicron Staff 125 Track Team 11, 125 Sr. Or- chestra 10-125 Varsity Band 10-125 Music Appreciation Club 11, 125 Social Committee 12A. Versatile John, who came from John Morrow via Glenmoor, plans to study for the ministry. His hobbies are radios, and just goofin' off. His favorite sports are fishing, baseball, and driving. A favorite study is physics. He plans .to attend Thiel College. He's a musician and an Ace Fisherman . He was always on hand for ,Omicron work. Many thanks: PATRICIA ANN KENNEDY Pres. H. R. 9, 105 Vice Pres. H. R. ,115 Sec. H. R. 115 Social Chairman Etiquette Club 125 Future Business Leaders of America 115 Varieties '52, '535 Sanitation 125 Chapel Choir 10-125 Social Committee 125 Omicron Stalf 12. Smiling Pat , from Arsenal via John Morrow, wants to be a success. ,Dancing, football,.and Indian Signs amuse her. Her motto To make mistakes is human, to forgive divine. Inf separable from Bets Ketchell. Secretarial training with Miss Hill will help her at Robert Morris or Duff's Iron City College. Page Twenty-seven I Page Twenty-eight BETTY GRACE KETCHELL Cheerleaders Club 95 Major-ette Club 95 Sanitation 9, 125 Sewing Club 10, 115 Girls' Etiquette Club 125 Make-up Committee 10-125 Omicron Staff 125 Social Committee 125 Election Board 115 Varieties '51-'53. Cute Bets from Horace Mann, wants to be a kindergarten teacher. She enjoys making summer clothes, but swimming, football, and Indian signs also rate. She favors History with Miss Dutney and Homeroom with Mac . Slippery Rock is Bets choice. Her pals are Dorth Malay, Aggie Mankevich, and Pat Kennedy. SHIRLEY MAY KETTERER H. R. Pres. 115 H. R. Sec. 125 Homemakers Club 125 Sanitation 115 Omicron Staff 12. 'Shirl, from Manchester via Conroy, hopes someday to see California. Listening to records, talks with Shirl, skating at the Lexington plus being entertained by Dot and Bob rate. Shirl, one of our Cute models in the fashion show, enjoys Math with Mr. Kahn and Gym with Miss McNaugher. Even tho-ugh we may never meet again, what if we had never met, is Shirl's memorable motto. LEO KEYS, JR. H. R. V. Pres. 10, 125 H. R. Pres. 115 Pres. Spanish -Club 2, 45 Treas. Chapel Choir 125 Football 11, 125 Basketball 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Sanitation 11, 125 Traffic 11, 125 Omicron Staff 125 Varieties '52, '53. Athletic Leo, from Manchester via Conroy, wants to be a Hollywood singer or play at the Musicians' Club. He enjoys football, basketball, and track, and says, It isn't what you have, it's how you use it. Chorus with Mr. Goetz rates. He pals with Carl Moncrieff, Larry Alexander, and Chip Hawkins. JULIA A. KING Religious Education 10-125 Chapel Choir 11, 125 Homemakers Club 125 Varieties '535 Omicron Staff. Jul , o-ur future pianist, came from Chatham via Perry High. Her active life is composed of her attending and entering into basketball, volleyball, and baseball games. Everyone agrees that her motto, Play well your partg there is where the honor lies , is a good one. jul enjoys sociology with Mr. Harter, playing the piano and cello, and singing. Her many friends include Dolores Morrison, Miriam Carpenter, and Mary Alice Bright. LORETTA KLARIC Religious Education 95 Memorial Room Committee 105 Editor- in-Chief of Omicron 125 Business Manager Oliver News 125 Oliver News 11, 125 Future Business Leaders of America 11, 125 Social Committee 125 Class Play 125 Oliver On The Air 105 Exchange Editor Oliver News 11. Chick from Mary jane Cowley and Latimer Ir. High School. From secretary to housewife is the course she has set for herself. Baking, dancing, skating, and trying to play tennis rate. Her philosophy is To live honestly with faith and love for man- ind and for God. The class will remember her fine work as Editor-in-Chief of the Omicron. She wants to personally thank everyone, students, teachers, and friends, who helped with this Omicron. WILLIAM ROBERT KLEIN H. R. Soc. Ch. 125 Social Committee 125 Hi-Y Club 125 Class Play 12. Bill, our comedian, laughed his way in from john Morrow, and his aim is to be a bank president. Watching T.V., bowling, golfing, and baseball are his favorite sports. Type with Mr. Freed and Mr. Krajewsky is also tops. Many of us are tempted to call him Haskell, for we remember the hne job of acting he did in Junior Miss. Bil1's comedian talents have made many friends for him at Oliver. SARA LEE KNOCH Vice President, Homemakers Club 125 Style Club 95 Future Business Leaders of America 11, 125 Girls' Service Club 125 Sewing Club 115 Omicron Staff 125 Cheerleaders Club 10. Efficient Sara breezed in from Columbus and intends to leave Oliver as a perfect Secretary. Clerical training with Miss Don' nelly is tops. Sara's summers are spent at Branchton, Pa., swim' ming and playing badmintong and she believes You can't-miss something you've never had. She's seen with Pat Yendell and Shirley Trunick. She was Omicron's fine type chairman. PATRICIA ANN KRAKOSKY Secretary Travel Club 105 Style Club 105 Volleyball Squad 105 Varieties '525 Sewing Club 115 'Future Business Leaders 11, 125 Motor Club 125 Omicron Staff 12. Pat came from Horace Mann. Her good motto is Friendship is like a rose with sweets in every fold. Gym with Miss Mc' Naugher and anything with Mr. Baumgarten fascinate her. Pat's ambition is to be a perfect secretary - and why not, after go' ing to a secretarial school? Her favorite sports include basketball, swimming, and bowling. Her favorite friend is Loretta Klaric. LOUISE G. KULBACK Religious Education 9, 105 Future Business Leaders of America 125 Omicron Staff 125 Oliver News 125 Girls' Etiquette Club 12. Charming Lou brought her smile with her from St. Gab- riels and she'll be a perfect secretary. Louise likes to harmonize with Shirl Williamson and thinks that People are just buttons, always popping off. Hiking and bike riding rate with her, so, of course, gym is her favorite subject. Taking pictures in' trigues her. Her pals are Terry Chesno and Cis Nemec. IRENE LABAS H. R. Treas. 95 Sec. 95 Vice Pres. 105 Pres. 11, 125 Vice President 12B-12A Classg Cafeteria Committee 115 Secretary Senior Council 125 Class Play 125 Oliver On The Air 105 Class Social Committee 125 Usherettes 125 Omicron Staff 12. Bashful Rene , came from Horace Mann to be the perfect secretary. She enjoys dancing and writing letters, while baseball and swimming are her favorite sports. If you can't stop to speak, smile as you go by is her motto. She enjoys the com' pany of Loretta Klaric. DONALD LANG Crafts Club 12. Craftsman Don strolled into O.H.S. from St. joseph's and Conroy Ir. Automobiles are his hobby, but collecting matches rates, too. As for sports, fishing, hunting, and bowling keep him busy. Of course, crafts and metal shob are his favorite studies. You'll see him in the halls with Richard Tokarski, Kenneth Kallquist, and Al Diehm. His specialty is helping the new sheet metal teachers get started. Many thanks. ALBERT LATTA Sergeant-at-Arms Home Room 85 Treasurer, Motor Club 125 Swimming Club 9. Dudda , from, Woods Run via Horace Mann, enjoys skating, fishing, and playing cards. He hopes to become an Inter- state Truck Driver. His favorite sports are swimming. football, and basketball. Special duty for Mr. Farrell and Mechanical Drawing are the studies which rate with him. Dudda is sure to succeed in his hopes because of his great perseverance. George Puhac, Carl Gole, and Ray Vukson entertain him. Page Twenty-nine Page Tlhirty RONALD A. LAU I. V. Basketball 95 Art Club 9, 115 German Club 9, 105 Swim- ming Club 9. Albert , from Halls Grove. His hobbies are cooking and being a video ranger. He claims that fishing and dancing are his favorite sports. Drawing with Mac is tops. His friends will tell you he is a ,super salesman. You can find him with Claude Burg, Carl Wiedenhofer, and Ray Vukson. PALMER J. LAYTON Home Room President 95 Treasurer 105 Omicron Staff 125 Swim- ming Club 9, 10. Palmer finally ended up here after attending Columbus, Fine' view, and West Union in West Virginia. Heihopes to go to the Navy. Football and swimming entertain him and he likes print with Mr. Zimmer. He believes that Life is sweet, but revenge is sweeter. He can always be seen with Tom Finigan. ' GLAIDYS ELEANOR LINDOW Science Club Treas. 125 German Club 9, 105 Chorus 10, 115 Science Club 125 Oliver News Staff 125 Sports Club 125 Art of Listening Club 115 Deutsch Verein 115 Oliver News 11, 125 Varieties 10, 115 Omicron Staff 125 Oliver on the Aix-5 Election Board 12. Gladys , from John Morrow, wants to become a good nurse at Shadyside Hospital. Her hobbies are knitting, writing letters, and raising fish. Gladys enjoys home room, sociology, and chemistry. Don't worry until something happens and then it's too late to worry. Her best pals are Audrey Lindow and Barbara Davidson. Gladys won The Freedom Foundation Gold Medal Awards for Oliver and a trip to Valley Forge, Phila- delphia, and Washington, D. C., as a National Honor Pilgrim of the Freedom Foundation. IRMA JEAN LINDOW - Library Club 9-125 History Radio Program 105 ,Future Business Leaders of America 11, 125 Oliver News Sta1f'125 Omicron Staff 125 Sewing Club 125 Class Play 12. Our Friend Irma shipped in from Avalon High School. Amid talking, dancing, raids on the refrigerator, hockey, football, and baseball, our busy Irma Ends time to read. Bookkeeping with Mr. Freed and English with Miss Kiskadden rate tops in Irma's estimation. She hopes to become an expert bookkeeper, and we certainly believe that she will be a really good one. - DOROTHY LOUISE MALAY H. R. Social Chainnan 115 Secretary Girls' Etiquette Club 125 ,Make-up Committee 10-125 Sanitation Squad 125 Chapel Choir 125 Varieti '51-'535 Cheerleaders Club 105 Elec- tion Board 125 Soecli Committee 125 Omicron Staff 12. From Woods Run via Horace Mann came our vivacious and charming Dorth . To join the Waves and see the world is her ambition, but eating Mom Ketchell's spaghetti is fun. All sports rate. Her motto is Make the best of what you have, and she does just that. She is inseparable from Aggie Man- kevich and Betz Ketchell. I AGNES RITA MANKEVICH . Home Room Treasurer 105 Home Room Secretary 115 Vice- president Etiquette Club 125 Chapel Choir 11, 125 Vari- eties '52, '535 Make-up Committee 10-125 12B Queen5 Omicron Staff 12. Popular Aggie from St. Francis Xavier, has an ambition to travel the world. Swimming, football, and water skiing rate. Live, love, and be happy, you'll be dead a long time is her motto. Inseparable from Dorth Malay and Bets Ketchell. Aggie was the charming 12B Queen. I I i i i 1 4 ROSS EUGENE MASTREAN, IR. Secretary Sanitation 125 Sanitation 10-125 Traffic 9, 11, 125 Social Committee 125 Football Team 9-125 Baseball Team 10-125 Varsity O Club 10-125 Omicron Staff 12. Our capable sports figure from Columbus, Rock believes It's not who you know, it's what you know. He enjoys boxing, foot- ball, baseball, and listening to records, while his favorite sub' ject is print with Mr. Zimmer. His ambition to earn a million dollars does not keep him from spending much of his time with Bud Reddick, Marty Schmude, and George Demko. LOUISE ELAINE MERWICK Art Club 10-125 Sewing Circle 115 Motor Club 125 Variety Show '525 Town Meeting of the Air 115 Scholastic Competition 11-125 Designed :Cover for junior Mis 125 Omicron Staif 12. Lem, our capable artist, came from Manchester via Conroy. To be a commercial artist is her aim in life. English with Miss Kiskadden and study with Mr. Freed are Lem's favorite studies. Her hobbies are dancing, target shooting, skating, and swim- ming. Her home room has often had examples of her capable hand at art. Thanks for the Omicron art. V JOSEPH C. MATTHEWS Omicron Staff 12. X Joe came from Manchester and thinks he would like to earn some money. He tinkers around cars, but his sports are bas' ketball, swimmin , and football. He has special talents in mu' sic. Richard Toiarski, jerry Voelker, and Carl Gole are inf fludleid among his friends. Uncle Sam probably has a job or im. MICHAEL ALLAN MATZ Varieties '52, '535 Secretary, Motor Club 125 German Club 95 , Track 9-125 Omicron Statf 12. Mickey , from Regina Coeli via St. Francis, enjoys ping-pong' and playing goofyfgolf. He has been one of our 'outstanding track men placing first or second in hurdles in every' meet in 1953. Today is the tomorrow you dreamed about yesterday. he believes. His favorite subjects are clerical training and book- keeping. Mickey has entertained us many times by his skill and talent in playing the harmonica. MARI MI C Soc' C ' - ture iness of America 5 Reli- gio uca n -125 D ti lub 95 Ma' tte Club , -1 liver ws , 1 5 ture Busine ers of 'Q 'c 11 5 U ett 125 ' ette Cl '12- ass P 25 cron 1 ' omm 12. p ti , ver' re ers 5 el,, sm' in fr Saint il's. ' 's tim spe listening to rec rds a ay drea ng. r ambitio is to b model and to own a ite Ca ' ac convertible. H motto i 'Love is filled with ecst . BONNIE LOU MILLER Travel Club 95 Majorette Club 115 Oliver News 11, 125 Future Business Leaders of America 11, 125 Homemaker-s Club 125 Motor Club 125 Omicron Staff 12. Petite Bonnie danced in from John Morrow. Among her hob' bies she likes eating strange concoctions, talking things over, and babyfsitting. Her chief am-bition is to drive a car and be an ideal secretary, after training at Duff's Business College. Physical Education and anything with Mr. Baumgarten rate. Her motto is What's worth having, is worth waiting for. Bonnie's close friends are Barbara Davidson and Doris Miller. i Page 'Phirty-one aj Page Thidy-two DORIS JOAN MILLER Class Play 125 Radio Programs 105 Chorus 10-125 Foods Club 125 Omicron Staff 125 German Club 9, 10. Lovable Doris would like to be a perfect wife. Her hobbies which will make her ambition come true are cooking and sewing. Doris will also make a very good nurse, we're sure. Among her favorite pastimes are baseball, swimming, and football. It isn't the fact that you lost that counts, it's how did you fight, and why? A favorite study is Math Review. Choice friends include Barbara Davidson, Bonnie Miller, and Margie Denslow. MARILOU A. MILLER Future Business Leaders of America 10-125 Make-up 10-125 Sew- ing Club 125 Class Play 12. Gliding in from St. Lawrence was Lou . After attending the Robert Morris Business School, she hopes to be a perfect secretary. Keeping the government busy by mailing homemade cookies and letters plus listening to someone's trumpet music are Lou's hobbies. She looks forward to those long morning walks with Mary and skating at the Lex. Bookkeeping, type, and gym are tops in school. Lou is known for that sunny per' sonality. OLGA MITCHELL Style Cigb 95 Homemalcers Club 125 Etiquette Club 125 Omicron Sr 12. ' Attractive Olga who hails from Halls Grove is determined as to what her career shall be, a perfect housewife. Her spare time is spent writing letters to a certain sailor. Skating and bowling rate second best. Homeroom with Mac and anything with Miss McNaugher also rate. Olg is seen with Jane Ranallo and Dee Rovitto. Her motto, It's not having the best of every- thing that counts, it's making the best of what you have. CARL HENRY MONCRIEFF Hi-Y Chaplain 125 Vice-President Hi-Y 105 Chapel Choir 11, 125 Traffic 10-125 Sanitation 10, 115 Variety Show '52, '535 Track 9-125 Football 11, 12. Mon from Columbus, desires to be a minister. Singing around the house and calling his boys on the phone are his hobbies. English and sociology are his favorite studies. At Moorehouse College he will apply his motto, To have friends, one must first show himself friendly . Singing and religious discussions E-ritrigiue him. He is found with Leo Keys, Bill Green, and James aw ins. LAWRENCE ROBERT MONHEIM Radio Club 9, 105 Stamp and Coin Club 10, 115 Omicron Staff 125 Track 10-125 Football 11. Our efficient Larry vaulted his way in from St. Francis to break the pole vault record. Our future teacher enjoys track, football, and basketball. His motto If you can't make money, make friends seems to .go a long way. Math with anyone rates. He hopes to attend Indiana State Teachers College. Larry is usually seen with Marvin Beery and Jimmy Kaup. DOLORES LUCILLE MORRISON Sewing Club 125 Homemaker-s Club 125 Varieties 10-125 Reli- gious Education 10-125 All-City Girls Chorus 10, 115 Omi- cron Staff 12. Dee brought her witty sayings with her from Columbus. She likes to keep Hazel laughing and to write letters. Dee likes all sports, especially skating, badminton, and basketball. Her pals are Hazel Wilkerson, Louise Watson, and Julia King. Mor' gan State College is her choice, for she desires to be a nurse. RUTH JEAN MORRISSEY Judge of Elections 105 Home Room Social Chairman 115 Oliver on the Air 115 Religious Education 9-115 Girl's Etiquette 125 Sanitation 125 Omicron Stadf 125 Variety Show '52. From Columbus, vivacious Ruthie , wants to, attend Du' quesne University and then become a good wife. She enjoys all kinds of sports, but swimming holds top priority. She's a good photographer and spends her time at school 'Joanne Slivka and the girls of 136. Anything with Miss Duthe ,pleases her. Dancing and listening to records intrigue. GRACE JOHANNETTE MUSHRUSH Editor Oliver News5 Treasurer Future Teachers of America 105 Omicron Staff 125 Jr. Red Cross Council 9-115 Swimming Club 115 Majorette Club 10-115 Math Club 115 Usherettes 125 All City Orchestra 9-105 Sr. Orchestra 9-125 Slide Rule Club 125 Junior Achievement 11-12. Mushie , from john Morrow wants to be a famous biologist. Fiddling around on violin and swimming are her favorite pastimes. Mt. Mercy College welcomes our very active Grace, who is seen with Pat Wainauskis and Judy Sloan. Grace is known for her interest in the Oliver news and all literary and musical projects. She won second prize in the Advertising Essay Contest of the Pittsburgh Advertising Clubg first prize, a Motorola portable radio, for a Jr. Achievement Essay contestg and a Mt. Mercy Scholarship. ' MARYANN FRANCES NEMEC Religious Education 9, 105 Girls' Etiquette Club 125 Omicron Staff 125 Oliver News 125 Chapel Choir 125 Variety Show '535 'Chorus A, B, C5 Majorette Club 10. Cis giggled in from St. Gabriel's and wants to try her bid for light opera. Her hobbies are driving a car, climbing trees, and tinkering with things. She likes swimming, skating, and driving. Anything with Miss McNaugher and Mac goes. Singing and harmonizing with friends entertain her. Her best pals are Pat Wainauskis, Marion Behun, and Lou Tershirl. ROSE MARIE ANN NOTARO Secretary of Homemakers Club 125 Religious Education 10, 125 Omicron Staff 12. Rosie came from Perpetual Help. She enjoys buying records and listening to Shirley's troubles. Skating, badminton, and dancing rate. Her motto is Live to love, and you will have to live. She prefers gym with Miss McNaugher and singing duets with Shirley is tops. Shirley Fairley and Shirley Trunick are her best friends. She is always walking home with Gm-n V' S I STEVE CARL PEFFERMAN ' Onucron Staff 12. Quiet Steve arrived from North Catholic. Listening to rec' ords provides a pleasant pastime, and the tempo changes with his favorite sports of football, basketball, and baseball. Steve's IIQGSU' 15 'NO X0fk, H0 PHYS all fun, no pay. Math with Mr. a n rates. mong his f' d G Y ' '11, B Kessler, and Chuck Whitlingiin S are eorge urlevlc ob Pa-ge Thirty-th ree l i l Page Thirty-four AUGUST ALPHEUS PIKE Pres. Student Body 125 H. R. Sec. 9-115 Pres. H. R. 11, 125 V. Pres. Motor Club 125 Treas. H. R. 105 Art Key Awards 9-125 Class Play 125 Omicron Staff 125 National Scholastic Art Awards 9-125 German Club 9-10. President Augie steered from Columbus to live in today, the tomorrow he dreamed about yesterday. Augie likes to atrol the halls in the morningg but hunting, hshing, and foot- ball rate, too. He likes to take scholarship tests which are over his head! Trigonometry and Art fascinate him. Thanks for your wonderful leadership among the students and your art for the Omicron. FLORENCE LAVERNE POLIVKA Secretary Fashion Design Club 105 Fashion Design Club 105 Art Competition 11-125 Varieties '52, '535 Sewing Circle 10, 125 Majorette Club 10, Omicron Staff 125 Style Club 9. Flo came from'Ha1ls Grove with her hobbies of collecting rec- ords, roller skating, swimming, trying to drive and her ambition to be an airline hostess. She delights in physical education and sewing and is also quite talented in art. Her pals, Irma Melodia, Lou Stark, and Marianne Behun, have probably heard her motto, Laugh and the world laughs with you. PAUL EARL PONGRACE Sergeant-At-Arms 95 Football 105 Basketball 115 Track Manager 125 Basketball Manager 125 Art and Crafts Exhibit 95 Omi- cron Staff 12. Sebastian , our 12A king, hustled in from St. Gabriel via North Catholic, enjoys collecting money - especially someone e1se's - and shooting pool. He puts his heart into basketball and football and tries the baseball game. Mechanical Drawing with Mac is tops. His college is Penn State. He is found try- ing the candid camera role. Thanks for the Omicron photographs assistance. ELINOR BELLE POWELL - Dramatic Club 95 Future Teachers of America 11, 125 Girls' Etiquette Club 125 Omicron Staff 12. El, our speedy typist, from Columbus wants to become an efficient secretary. While roller skating, mystery reading, and going to the movies entertain, baseball, hockey, and tennis also intrigue her. Her favorite studies are bookkeeping with Mr. Freed and home room with Mao El believes To have a friend is to be a friend, which she practices daily with her friends, Rose Wivell, Irma Lindow, and Joanne Mihelic. , A Y Club 95 Girls' Service Club 115 -Future Business Leaders of America 11, 125 Sanitation 11, 125 Girls' Etiquette Club 125 Omicron Stalf 12. Kathy smiled in from Horace Mann with an ambition to travel to Bermuda. Her special hobbies are dancing, listening to records, writing letters, and talking problems over with Nancie. Base, ball and bowling also rate. English and Sociology are tops for she plans to enter Gettysburg College. ANN RANALLO I Social Chairman Homemakers Club 125 Religious Education 9, 113 Omicron Staff 12. g l . - U Jane hails from Perpetual Help. She enjoys swimming, skating, and bowling with Olga Mitchell, jo Casciotti, and Eve Ferrxe. Jane is known for her friendly manner. Her motto To have a. friend, you must be a friend could be the reason she is. so popular. Gym with Miss McNaugher,. Sociology, and cooking are her favorite subjects. Here 'is wishing you luck in your ambition to be a perfect housewife. , WALLACE A. RAPP, IR. Craft Club 95 Swimming Club 10-125 Omicron Staff 123 Foot- ball Manager 10-125 Swimming Team Manager 11, 123 Traffic Squad 10. A I , Wally waddled in from St. Cyril and enjoys dismembering automobiles. Football, swimming, and baseball intrigue him. Never do today what the other guy might have donelby to' morrow influences him. English with Miss Kiskadden is tops. He is seen with Dick Hespelein and Chuck Jamison and enjoys doing special duties for Mr. Farrell. YVONNE THERESA ROLAND Varieties '52, '53g Omicron Stalf 125 Dramatic Club 93 Travel Club 9, 105 Future Business Leaders of America 11, 123 Etiquette Club 125 Religious Education 9-113 Oliver News Staff 11, 125 Chapel Choir 123 Majorette Club 11. Onnie came from John Morrow. She hopes to travel or be a medical secretary. Sheenjoys swimming, roller skating, and dancing. If you can't stop to talk, smile as you pass by is her motto. Anything with Nliss McNaugher or Mr. Baumgarten rates. She is seen with Pat Hespelein. MARY JANE ROSS I Varieties '52, '535 Chapel Choir 11, 125 Library Club 115 Omi- cron Staff 12. From Peabody to Oliver, our sweet Mary Jane wants to take up elementary teaching at Pitt. She likes volleyball, softball, and tennis and is talented in singing and photography. Mary Jane is seen in school with Jackie Wils.on,and Alberta Smith. Spanish with Miss McLaughlin and chorus with Mr. Goetz really take her interest. NANCY CARMELA ROSS Secretary Nature Study 125 Red Cross Club 105 Homemakers Club 125 Science Club 125 Oliver Yarieties '50, Omicron Stalf 123 Nature Study Club 12. ' Nance, from St. Ioseph's, wants to be a perfect housewife. Her favorite pastime is collecting records, but dancing and baseball are tops. Sales, fourth period foods, and anything with Mr. Baumgarten rate. Nance can be seen with Patricia Ann Ferrie, Ellen Tasker, and Shirley Fairley. . 1 Page Thirty-five l i 1 I i F s X X . . , ,-. f v 501 P E s 5 , L n I 1 V 1 4 i l V I 4 l ,QM J KJ .rsvp 1 V as All DOLORES ANN ROVITTO Pres. Jr. Dramatic Club 95 Sec. H. R. 95 Sanitation 11, 125 Cheerleaders Club 9-115 Girls' Etiquette Club 125 Variety Show '51, '525 Omicron Staff 125 Girls' Service Club 12. Dee clowned in from Mt. Assisi to become a pxegfect private secretary. Her favorite pastimes are playing goofy golf, swim' ming, and dancing. Her favorite subject is Englishswith Miss Kiskadden. She hopes to attend business college. She will always be remembered for her sense of humor and pals around with Kathy Boif, Betty Ann Lobie, and Carl Bucholtz. ESTHER JEAN ROVITTO V. Pres. of jr. Dramatic Club 95 Sgt.-at-Arms 105 Majorette Club 11, 125 Varieties Club 9, 105 Girls Service Club 115 Etiquette Club 12. Bssie smiled in from Horace Mann. Her ambition is to sing in'light opera or be a perfect secretary, but she enjoys skating, dancing, eating mom's piza pie, and working at Lloyd's. Base' ball, football, and wrestling rate. Anything with Mr. Baum- garten is tops. She plans to enter Grace Martin School, but her special talent is singing. Pa 3 e 'Fhirty-six 1 IRENE ANTONIA SCHAAL H. R. Treas. 95 H. R. Sec. 125 Librarian of Orchestra 10, 115 Sec. of Orchestra 125 Program Ch., German Class5 Exchange Editor, Oliver Newsg Senior Orchestra 9-12 German Club 9, 105 Slide Rule Club 105 Music Appreciation Club 10-125 Omicron Staff 125 Math Club 115 All-City senior High Orchestra 10, 115 Pittsburgh Symphony Junior 125 Girls' Etiquette Club 12. Our musical 'LRenie played her way in via Highland, West View, and John Morrow. Along with her musical hobbies of playing cello and piano and collecting records, she likes garden- ing. Carnegie Tech will be the instrument she will use to secure a melodious life as a professional musician. Irene played first cello in the Pittsburgh Symphony Iunior Concert. KARL SCI-IEIL Sec. H. R. 95 Slide Rule Club 125 Cross Country Team 105 Track 12. Karl's ambition is to be an Engineer. Bowling and Ping Pong rate with him. His motto, Have a good time, time is too' short to worry about things, reflects his cheerful outlook on life. Physics and Chemistry are Karl's favorite subjects. He hopes to attend the University of Pittsburgh. Track and tennis are his favorite sports. Paul Zellhart and Rich Tokarsky are his pals. MARTIN WILLIAM SCHMUDE Sec. H. R. 95 Football 11, 125- Track 11-5 Sanitation 11, 125 Social Committee 125 Om.icronAStaff 12. Smud , from St. Leo's, wants to beat the boys in Handball and loves to laugh, while he favors billiards and football. He says, He who laughs last, doesn't get the joke. He enjoys Sociology with Miss Angelos and doing Millie's filing in Clerical Training. His pals are George Demko. Ross Mastrean, and Bud Reddick. Uncle Sam will probably write to him. AUDREY JANE SCHOERNER Girls' Basketball Teamg Omicron Stalf 12. In from John Morrow via two deep south High's, laughed Mississippi , Her goal is to be an efficient secretary and orf ganist. Mississippi, seen with everyone, lets this motto be her guide, Include God in everything you do and you'll never fail . She enjoys playing the piano, dating, and driving. Her favorite studies are transcript with Miss Hill and Chorus. You'll End her playing tennis, basketball, and baseball. Mississippfs per- sonality will carry her to her dreams and hopes. AUDREY JUNE SCOTT German Club 95 Clothing Club 125 Omicron Staff 125 Senior w Red Cross 10. And , who came from Columbus, wants to be a perfect wife. She enjoys bowling and dancing, but Sunday dinners at R. D. 412 are tops. Her motto is Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Clothing and clerical training rate. Aud is usually seen with Lorraine Ambroziak. BARBARA DIANE SHAFER Class Secretary 125 President Home Room 9, 115 Treasurer Home Room 11, 125 Future Teachers of America 10-125 Chapel Choir 10-125 Class Play 125 Omicron StaE 125 Usherettes 11, 125 Varieties '51, '53. Shafe, from John Morrow, who is our perfect treasurer, en' joys My Willy, midnight letter writing, conversations with the gals. Love, laugh, be happy, for tomorrow the war, in- fluences her. Home Room with Mac and English with Miss McAnlis rate. We know our popular Shafe will do Oliver justice at Penn State. She is seen with Diane Daniels, Lynne O'Connor, and Suzanne Sadler. JOANNE MARIE SLIVKA H. R. Judge-of-Elections 105 H. R. Treas. 115 Social Chairman of Future Business Leaders 125 Majorette Club 105 Girls' Service Club 115 Girls' Etiquette Club 125 Sanitation 125 Omicron Staff 12. Gentle Jo wants to make some doctor a good wife. Talking on the phone, dancing, and listening to the radio are enjoyable. Her sports include baseball, swimming, and bowling. Love is the business of the idle, but the idleness of the busy, is her belief. Anything with Miss Dutney intrigues ,h-er. Her friends include Ruth Morrissey and the Girls of 136. JEAN CAROL SMITH President Latin 125 Art Club 115 Oliver News 125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Business Mgr. Class Play 125 Omicron Stalf 125 . Make-Up Committee 10, 12. Our charming Smitty, claims her alma mater as Bellevue. She believes, Trying too hard to make people good is one way to make them worse. Her goal is to hit a homeerun and get a 300 score in bowling along with swimming and horseback rid' ing, but sketching and painting are tops. Her favorite study is the study of character. Her special friends are Evelyn Totin and Pat Glynn. ALICE M. SMOLEY Sec. H. UR. 9, 105 Vice Pres. H. R. 95 Sergeant-at-Arms 115 Omicron Staff 125 Sanitation 105 Travel Club 95 Future Business Leaders of America 115 Red Cross Club 125 Spanish Club 10. To tour the world as a Paris model, is the dream of Muffin Alice comes from Horace Mann and believes that Love is the crown and completion of all earthly goods. She likes physical education and dancing. Her buddy is Pat Glynn. 5 Page Thirty-seven I 4 1 I Page llhirty-eight EUGENE I. STANIK H. R. Pres. 10, 125 H. R. Treas. 115 H. R. Social Chairman 125 Social Chairman German Class 105 Slide Rule Club 115 Oliver I-Ii-Y 125 German Club 9, 105 Omicron Staff 125 Traffic 105 Sanitation 10. Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow the draft, is the foun- dation for Eug's ambition for an army career. Our St. Cyprian student enjoys baseball and football and delights in bowling, golf, and hayrides. English with Miss Kiskadden and type with Mr. Krajewski rank high. He may often be seen with jean Schmidt. GRACE LaRENE STANLEY H. R. Pres. 95 Soc. Ch. Future Teachers of America 125 Cheer- leaders Club 10, 115 Sanitation 115 Traffic 9, 105 Future Teachers of America 11, 125 Usherettes 125 Etiquette 125 Social Committee 125 Varieties '535 Cheerleader 125 Omi- ' cron StaE 12. Gracious Grace cheered in from Iohn Morrow. Her desire to be the perfect wife agrees with her motto, Make haste slowly. Driving, skating, swimming, and goofy golf rateg any- thing with Miss McAnlis, Miss McNaugher, and Mr. B , are tops in school. Wee Seven and Charlotte Cutenese are among her many friends. RUTH MARIE STAPANIK Majorette Club 9, 105 Homemakers Club 125 Omicron Staff 12. Ruthie believes If you can't stop to talk, smile as you go by, which accounts for her broad grin. She plans to be a secretary upon completion of a course at Pinkerton Business School. She hnds gym with Miss McNaugher and chorus with Mr. Goetz quite pleasing. Swimming, basketball, and football add to this pleasure, along with dancing and just sitting around doing nothing. Much of her time is spent with Margie Wolf, Millie Temer, and Rita Broadbent. , ELLEN REGINIA TASKER Pres. I-Iomemakers Club 125 V. Pres. Nature Study Club 125 Omicron Staff 125 Science Club 125 Radio Program School of the Air 5 Election Board 11, 12. Thoughtful El, who shipped in from Mars High School, plans to become a nurse via Shadyside Nursing School. Her spare time is taken up by reading, sketching, dancing, and listening to all kinds of music. English and history rate high. Her motto is What you are to be, you are now becoming. She can be seen with Nancy Ross and Patricia Ferry. DOLLY ILASNTHA TAYLOR Fire Chief 115 Orchestra 9-125 Y-Teen Club 95 Religious Edu- cation 9-125 Motor Club 125 Omicron Staff 125 Badminton Champions 105 Volley Ball Champions 125 Basketball Champions 12. One of Pittsburgh's up and coming Beauticians will be Lance , a lover of eating anything that looks like food. She likes danc- ing and badminton. Lance, from Manchester via Conroy, favors Spanish with Miss McLaughlin and gym with Miss McNaugher and plays the violin. Her best pals are Lois Dabney, Rosemary Brown, and Netherlene Taylor. LOIS VIRGINIA THOMPSON Vice President Homemakers Club 12. Attractive Lois , who hails from Manchester and Conroy Ir. High, enjoys swimming, horseback riding, and golf. Her fav- orite study is foods with Miss Falkensteing her hobby is baking pies. She will miss her pals, Rita Hadzor, Ruth Williams, and Elaine Hoffman, when she goes to Comptometer School after graduation. We know she will be successful in all she does. A RICHARD TOKARSKI Crafts Club 123 Omieron Staff 12. Ambitious Dick , from Hillsdale via Conroy Jr. High, will be a chemist. His hobbies, automobiles and crafts, keep him busyg but he always finds time for fishing, hunting, and football. His motto Take care of it now, or you won't have it later leaves Dick to appreciate his favorite studies, Arts, Crafts, and Chemistry. He is seen with D.on Lang, Al Diehm, and Carl Gole. He is one of our class artists for the Omicron Art. ELEANOR R. TOLUSIC H. R. Pres. 103 Reporter 103 Secretary 123 Assistant Treasurer 123 Religious Education 103 Cheerleaders Club 113 Future Teachers of America 111 Sewing Club 11, 123 Make-up Committee lo-125 Oliver.News 10'l2j Sanitation 11, 123 Social Com. 123 Omicron Staff 123 Varieties '52, '53. Our efficient El came from Woods Run via Horace Mann. Forever waiting, writing, and making collect calls seem to it in with her ambition to marry a certain engineer. She enjoys week-ends and modeling for Horne's. Home Room with Mac , Law, and Sales with Mr. B, rate. EVELYN TOTIN President Latin 2'12Q President Spanish 2-123 Oliver News l2Q Omicron Staff 123 Class Play 123 Jr. Red Cross Lead- er 123 Swimming Club 115 Usherettes 103 Make-up Com- mittee 10-123 Chapel Choir 125 Election Board 11. Smiling Evie from Horace Mann wants to attend Robert Morris Business School. Anything rates with Miss Hankey. When it comes to sports, dancing, volleyball, and bowling rate: writing letters is tops. She's seen with Jean Smith and Pat glyfiml She was interested in the Crippled Children's Easter ea sa e. SHIRLEY ANN TRUNICK Vice President Home Room 125 Chapel Choir 123 Sewing Circle 123 Variety Show ,533 Omicron Staff 12. Charming Shirl, from Horace Mann. enjoys playing the piano. collecting charms, going to shows. baseball, volley ball, and skating. Her favorite studies are Clerical Training with Miss Donnelly and gym with Miss McNaugher. Shirl lives up to her motto, lf you can't stop to talk, smile as you go by. Her ambition is to become a perfect secretary, and we know she will have no trouble doing so. ' RAYMOND G. VUKSON Sergeant-at-Arms 103 Omicron Staff 123 Motor Club 123 Social Committee 123 Art Club 12. Quiet Ray from Woods Run and Horace Mann, wants to be his own boss, plus being good at hunting, fishing and foot' ball. Ray's future is with Uncle Sam and will probably meet his motto, be careful on whom you sten on going up, for you may meet him on the way clown. Running off stencils for Miss Donnelly rates. Ray's pals include Paul Pongrace, George Fedenko, and Ronnie Lau. ROBERTA WADE Homemakers Club llg Sports Club 123 Chapel Choir 11, 123 Monday Choral 103 Girls' Service Club 123 Variety Show '523 Radio Show 123 Omicron Staff 123 Religious Edu- cation 9-l2. ' Eerta hopes to enter the Irwin Nursing School. She came from Conroy and has taken a particular interest in Chorus with Mr. Goetz and Gym with Miss McNaugher. Berta's hobbies are photography and making people laugh. She is interested in baseball, volleyball, and skating. Her special talents are sing' ing and cooking. Page 'Fhirty-nine Page Forty PATRICIA WAINAUSKIS Associate Editor, Oliver News 125 Math Club 10, Future Teach- ers of America 11, 125 Commercial Art 115 Oliver News 11, 125 Girls' Etiquette Club 125 Omicron Staff 125 Ger- man Club 11, 12. Lovely Mike , a Conroy Ir. graduate, enjoys swimming, bad- minton, and archery. Her favorite studies are Gym with Miss Hankey, teaching Sociology class .with Mr. Harter and Home roomwith Mac . Mike plans to see the world after completing her education. Her motto, Happiness is a Habit. Her best pals are Louise Kulback, Grace Mushrush, and Mary Ann Nemec. MARIANNE P. WALCI-ILI Home Room Treasurer 9, 105 Future Business Leaders 10, 115 Sanitation 115 Varieties '52, '535 Omicron Staf 12. Shorty , from Jackson via john Morrow has an ambition to complete her dreams. Collecting horses, Qstatues, of oourse,J is her favorite pastime. Watching baseball and football rates. Her last words are I love work, I could sit around and watch it all day. She enjoys English with Miss Kiskadden. Swimming and horseback riding rate. Her special friends are Dee Evans, Janet Mongomery, and Lois Tessmer. DONALD F. WALTER, JR. H. R. Treas. 95 Football 11, 125 Track 10-125 Class Play 125 Varieties '52, '535 Omicron Stalf 125 Hi-Y Club 10-125 Chapel Choir 11, 125 Sanitation 11, 125 Traific 11, 12. Our versatile Waldo , a second Frankie Laine, hails from John Morrow and will attend Slippery Rock. Waldo's motto, Be Yourself makes him well-liked by all. He is seen with Claude Burg, Bob Corr, and Carl Wiedenhofer. Gym with Mr. Bell and Mechanical Drawing with Mac fascinate him. MAURICE E. WARD Home Room Vice President 115 Reporter 10, 115 Hi-Y 125 Chapel Choir 125 Ir. Orchestra and Ba.nd5 Omicron Staff 12. J. B. came from Springfield, Ohio. His ambition is to be an electrical jet mechanic. He thinks, If you give up the ship, it won't be there for the next trip. Maurice's pastimes are making airplanes, taxidermistry, and crafts. He also enjoys hunting, Hshing, and track. Science and mechanical studies are his favorites. George Fedenko, Clarence Bush, and Ernest Kalnas entertain him. ALICE WARDEN H. R. Treas. 95 Varieties 51, '52, '535 Girls' Service Club 9: Memorial Room Committee 9, 105 Future Business Leaders of America 10, 115 Omicron Staff 12. Cheerful AL from John Morrow. plans to attend Comptometer School. Her hobbies are letter writing and telephoning. She en' joys all sports, but skating is her pet. Her favorite studies are physical education, chorus, history, and English. Her motto is Everyone who smiles in your face is not your friend. Al plans to seek her fortune in New York. LOUISE WATSON Chairman Social Committee. Homemalcers 125 Religious Edu- cation 9-125 Chapel Choir 125 Varieties, 'S25 Omicron Staff 125 Chorus Club 125 All-City Girls Chorus 11. ' ' Lou from Manchester, Lincoln Park, and Conroy, favors singing with Hazel and Dlaying the piano. She is seen with Hazel Wilkerson. Bettv Watson. and Marva Corbin. Baseball, volleyball, and basketball are her sports. Chorus with Mr. Goetz and gym with Miss McNaugher rate. i It's better to have loved and lost, than' never to have loved at all , is her motto. Mt. Mercy College is her college. ' ' ' AUDREY ELIZABETH WEBER H. R. Reporter 115 Religious Education 95 Majorette Club 95 Homemakers Club 105 Chonis Club 10-125 Chapel Choir 10-125 Sanitation 125 Social Committee 125 Varieties '51, '52, '535 Omicron Staff 125 Etiquette Club 12. To be the perfect homemaker of a ranch type home is the dream of Aud , a John Morrow alumna. Till then she spends her time writing letters. She says Absence makes the heart grow fonderf' Her hobbies are driving, dancing, and singing. Anything with Mr. Freed and Miss McNaugher is tops. Robert Morris Business School is her choice. RAYMOND J. WETZEL Baseball 105 Traffic 11, 125 Crafts Club 105 Omicron Staff 12. Ray, from St. Gabriels, wants to own a jaguar Coupe. He spends all his time in Wexford. It's better to give than to lend. It costs the same, he believes. Ray likes photography and driv- ing trucks. He probably will see the world with Uncle Sam Charles Whitling and Carl Evans rate. CHARLES IRVIN VVI-IITLING German Club 95 Class Play 125 Omicron Staff 125 12B King. Chuck , our 12B King, from Horace Mann, aims to become a draftsman and is entertained by dancing and football. Dis' cussions with the IZA socialites rate. His motto Eat, drink, and be merry, tomorrow the draft matches his personality. His favorite studies are history with Miss Dutney and trig. with Mr. Stuchel. He enjoys all good sports events. Chuck is usuallyi seen with Steve Peiferman, George Yurjevich, and Ray Wetze . CARL E. WIEDENHOFER, IR. President Home Room 125 Vice President Home Room 115 Class President 125 Omicron Staff 125 Chapel Choir 10-125 Social Committee 125 Traffic 125 Sanitation 125,Varieties '52, '53. Our popular Wied attended St. Matthews and Latimer and aims to be a baker. He enjoys swimming and dancing. Carl's motto is Today is the tomorrow vou worried about yesterday. Mechanical Drawing and Home Room with Mac rate. Carl is the life of the crowd and his winning personality will he ref membered by his classmates. Carl is seen with Bob Corr, Claude Burg, and Donald Walter. HAZEL LORRAINE WILKERSON Varieties '52, '535 Chapel Choir 10-125 Homemaker-s 125 Chorus Club 12: Religious Education 10-125 All City Girls Chorus 115 Omicron Staff 12. Smiling Hazz,ie . who sang in from Columbus, enjoys skating, basketball. plus volleyball. Math with Mr. Kahn is her favorite subject. In her leisure hours she enjoys sewing, singing duets, and dancing. Hfer ambition is to be a perfect secretary after Duif's Business School. Hazzie is seen with Roberta Wade, Louise Watson, and Dolores Morrison. RUTH ETHEL WILLIAMS Homemakers Club 125 Nature Study Club 125 Religious Edu- cation 125 Omicron Staff 12. Rdthy hails from Latimer. Between skating, dancing, and listening to the radio, she somehow Ends time to keep her cor- respondence up to date. Chorus with Mr. Goetz, bookkeeping with Mr. Freed, and gym with Miss McNaugher rate tops. Joanne Hudy, Elaine Hoffman, and Rita Hadzor are her constant companions. Ruthy's motto Always be true to the one you love is one to which she is faithful. We hope she will ful' fill her ambition to be a perfect housewife. Page Forty-one Page Forty-two SHIRLEY MAE WILLIAMSON Vice-President of Girls' Service Club 125 Varieties '52, '535 Chorus A-C5 Chapel Choir 125 Cheerleaders Club 105 Majorette Club 105 Omicron Staff 12. Shirl marched in from John Morrow via Manchester. To own a convertible is one of her many ambitions. Shirl's motto is, Love is blind, but the neighbors aren't. Anything with Miss McNaugher is tops, but swimming, horseback riding, and danc- ing also rate. Shirl enjoys harmonizing with het' friends, among whom is Louces Tershirl. ROSEMARIE WIVELL Make-Up Committee 10-125 Cheerleaders Club 10, 115 Slide Rule Club 115 Girls' Service Club 125 Future Teachers of America 125 Girls' Etiquette Club 125 Religious Educa- tion 125 Omicron Staif 12. Quiet Rose, from Saint Andrews, hopes to become a secre' tary. Her belief is that Life is hard by the yardg but by the inch, life's a cinch. Amid listening to the radio, bowling, and swimming, she linds time to write letters. Home Room with Mac is topsg also .anything with Miss McNaugher and math with Mr. Kahn fascinate her. rMARGARET A. WOLF Treasurer Motor Club 125 Cheerleaders Club 95 Dramatic Club 95 Future Business Leaders of America 115 Homemakers Club 125 Nature Study Club 125 Omicron Staff 12. . Athletic Margie claims St. Leo's as her alma mater and hopes to be a telephone operator. Among her interests are 'Writing letters, dancing, long walks, softball, and footballg but swimming is tops. Bookkeeping with Mr. Freed and Gym with Miss McNaugher rate. Her motto is Here today, gone to- morrow. She is seen with Rita Broadbent, Ruth Stapanik, and Ruth Williams. Her special talent is playing the piano. PATRICIA LEE YENDELL Vice President Home Room 125 Secretary Home Room 125 President I-Iomemakers Club 125 Girls Service Club 125 Future Business Leaders of America 11, 125 Omicron Staff 12. Pat from Millvale, thinks Absence makes the heart grow fonderg but presence brings the best results. Pat wants to be ah efficient secretary. She enjoys listening to records, swimming. and badminton. Bookkeeping with Mr. Freed and Clerical Training with Miss Donnelly rate. Her best friends include Sara Knoch and Lois Hunt. GEORGE YURJEVICH Football 11, 125 Track 115 Sanitation 11, 125 Traffic 11, 125 Omicron Staff 12. Yurk, from Manchester via Conroy, has an ambition to work anywhere just so he makes the cash. Football, basketball rank high. His motto is Do what you wish today, for there is no tomorrow. Math with Mr. Kahn provides school fun. He is always seen with Steve Pelferman, Chuck Whitling, and Bob Kessler. Yurk is sure to be a success in everything he does. RICHARD A. YUROCKO Cifafts Exhibits 95 Omicron Staff 12. Rich attended St. Gabriel and North Catholic. He spends his spare time bowling. Baseball, football, and basketball en' tertain him. He thinks you should Never say no to an Eskimo. He enjoyed chemistry with Dr. Murphy and drawing with Mac. But you'll always iind him with Eugene Stanik, Michael Matz, and James Hlister. SYLVIA ROSE ZANGARO Religious Education 9-115 Basketball 105 Cheerleaders Club 105 Future Teachers of America 115 Girls' Etiquette Club 125 ,A Chapel Choir 125 Varieties '51, '52, '535 Sanitation 115 Omicron Staff 12. Versatile Syl , came from Horace Mann via Perpetual Help. Her ambition is to grow an inch. Syl's hobbies are singing, dancing, and writing letters. She also enjoys bowling, bas- ketball, and swimming. Home Room with Mac, chorus with Mr. Goetz, and gym with Miss McNaugher rate. She loves the Variety Shows. PAUL MARSHALL ZELLHART Motor Club President 125 CofCaptain Cross Country 11, 125 Track 10, 125 Senior Band 10, 125 Senior Orchestra 10, 125 Slide Rule Club 11, 125 Senior Hi-Y 115 Class Play 125 Omicron Staff 125 Band Club 11-12. Our talented Peanuts, from Jackson School, aims to Have a good time, as life's too short for undue worries. He enjoys dancing, fishing and golf. He will attend Pitt to become an elecf trical engineer, for trigonometry, geometry, and physics en' tice him. A STANLEY ZUKIEWICZ Sergeant-at-arms 95 Omicron Staff 125 Religious Education 9, 11, 125 Sanitation Squad 115 Wood Club5 Basketball Team 105 Traffic Squad 12. Zeke, from St. Francis, aspires to manage the Falcom Paper Company. Golf, Basketball, and Cricket entertain him. His favorite studies are Chemistry with Doc Murphey, and home' room with Mac , Duquesne rates. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS AND SOLGISTS Commencement Theme America, A Glorious Adventure Sail On! Ship of Democracy f - - f Faith of Our Fathers f America's Miracles f Proud to Be an American Life's Joys , Speaks- Solo Twilight , Friml. - Solo T OP NOTCH SENICRS Selected by the Oliver News Staff Annabel Fawcett Grace Mushrush Irene Schaal August Pike Lynne O'Connor Loretta Klaric Marjorie Denslow Annabel Fawcett Marjorie Denslow Grace Mushrush Joanne Casciotti Barbara Davidson Hazel Wilkerson Gladys Lindow Barbara Shafer Irene Labas Page Forty-three Girls Agnes Mankevich Dorothy Malay ............... Annabel Fawcett ......... Charlotte Cutenese Suzanne Sadler ....... Grace Stanle y .......... Betty Ketchel ........... Anita Harris ................ Lynne O'Connor .. Patricia Kennedy .. Lois Dabney .............. Louise Kulback ..... Joanne Hudy ......,.... Delores Rovitto ..... Rosemarie Wivell Stella Bistolas .....,..... Lorraine Hutera ............. Joanne Casciotti ...., Marjorie Denslow Irene Schaal .............. Loretta Klaric ........... Nancy Bodine ........... SENIOR BEST BETS ............Most Popular .............Most Athletic .............Most Intelligent .............Best Dressed .............'Complexion ...........,.Eyes .............Hair .............Nose .............Smile .,...........Teeth ...,.........Tallest .........,...Shoitest .,...........Noisiest .............Quietest .............Personality .............Dramatic Boys Carl Wiedenhofer Leo Keys William Green Ross Mastrean .. Wilbert Reddick Charles Whitling Martin Schmude Robert Corr Allen Carnahan George Demko Carl Moncrief Richard Tokarski Wallace Rapp George Yurjevich Raymond Vukson Eugene Stanik Paul Zellhart .............Class Clovwn Regis Hubert ,.,..,..,,.,.Best Speaker Maurice Ward ,.,,,,,..,,..Musical Ability David Chesney .............Most Likely to 'Succeed August Pike ......., Best All Around ............. ......... C larence Bush -OLIVER I-HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS CERTIFICATES OF AOHIEVEMENT TO SENIORS, RECOMMENDED BY THEIR TEACHE'RS, FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO OLIVER HIGH -SCHOOL Recommended by five teachers: - Marjorie Denslow Recommended by four teachers: - Charlotte Cutenese, Joanne Casciotti, Loretta 'Klaric, August Pike Recommended by three teachers: - Sarah Aeberli, Grace Mushrush, Barbara Shafer, Anna-bel Fawcett, Irene Labas Recommended by two teachers: - Wayne Bailey, George Fedenko, Nancy Bodine, Karl Scheil, Irene Schaal, Ellen Tasker Recommended by one teacher: - Eleanor Tolusic, Anita Harris, Patricia Wainauskis, Wallace Rapp, Paul Pongrace, Audrey Weber, 'Grace Stanley, Mary Jane Ross, Stella Bistolas, Gladys Lindow, Evelyn Totin, Louise Merwick, Sarah Knoch, John Keil, Clarence Bush, Warren Forsythe, William George, Jean Smith. CITATIIONS FOR EXCEPTIONALLY ABLE YOUTHS Marjorie Denslow Irene Schaal UNSEILFI-SIH SERVICE MEDAL PITT -SCHOLARSHIPS August Pike Annabel Fawcett Loretta Klaric Lynne O'Connor NORTH SIDE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AWARD Page Forty-four August Pike Annabel Fawcett f'N K fjkggq X 'Lil F X XS? X ow P F rm fm L OUR KINGS AND QUEENS Pa g e Forty-six The IZA King, Paul Pongrace, and 12A Queen, Millie Johnston, were crowned at the Senior Stardust Dance. The 12B Queen, Kay Daugherty, and 12B King, George Furman were crowned at the Senior Blossom Time Dance. SS LA AC 12 -o of m a '11 0 -1 FF -4 J- rv 4 0 : ROOM 134 - 12Al We the Seniors of 134 bid farewell to our teachers and friends who have made our days in Oliver most enjoyable. We hope the guidance of the teachers will prove profitable to you as it did to us. We especially extend our gratitude and thanks to Mr. Freed for all his help as homeroom sponsor. President f-ff'ff Anita Harris Vice President ff-f ' Leo Keys Secretary f ffff Stella Bistolas Treasurer P f -ff- David Chesney Social Chairmen Agnes Mankevich and William Klein Sponsor f f ffff Mr. Orrel Freed ROCM 210 - IZAZ We've nothing much left - we're busted and broke 'Cause, you see, we will soon graduate. We spent all our dough - simply ages ago, And now it's a little 'too late. But it isn't too late to make wishes, So we'll make them again and again With all of the Best to our Class Mates From the Ladies of 210. f President Vice President f Secretary Treasurer Sponsor 4 Pa ge Forty-eight 1 f r r Miss H Irene Labas Shirley Trunick Pa-tricia Yendell Ann Canino elen Falkenstein ROOM 158 - 12A5 As our Voyage through Oliver ends, we trust the memories we have left are pleasant ones. As we take our place in the world, we hope we shall be a credit to our teachers and friends at Oliver. President f f f Carl Wiedenhofer Vice President f Claude Burg Secretary - f f f Irene Schaal Treasurer f f f f Barbara Shafer Social Chairmen ' Lorraine Hutera and Byron Davis Sponsor f f Mr. Wallace MacMaster ROOM 114 ,- l2A4 We, The men of 114, wish to express our sincere thanks to those teachers and students who have helped make our stay at Oliver a cheerful one. To Mr. Baumgarten, who has been kindly in his criticism and patient toward us in our troubles, we wish to give special thanks, Smooth Sailing and a Happy Voyage to the Future Graduates. Sponsor f Mr. Henry Baumgarten Page Forty-nine CD 35 .J U CQ OI if . , I 1. +4 J Q ,Rl x s .I ur? v Y : v N S u AI, ir 'P' l ln- Z' xl A, .4 as . - 7-K 5 v xx , 9 Page Fifty - s .5 'I Q L I ' X' in Q, QNX1 5,61 ur VJ 0 U U :s Ui 'o cz eu 15.1 Bm -'U em .-40 35 U14-4 .ES -...E oi is gu 2:59. :Ev-4 BU 55 vnu.. Q all, the hall. 5-C 9.30 28 0 F? up 35 miss your e'll e'1l W W u 3 5x um 2 E 5s 'CI an -C CD D rd Q bs cd bd I C ee E .S cd -C U v-1 cd -v-4 U Q CD .-C1 E cn ti 0 .-O O DC rd 4-I u 1... Q Q KD Ci O ua Fe o E m IJ nd 'E U 7-E 22 D-4 D- U C aa 5 Q Miss s: Miss Donnelly Sponsor ick 'o 'ca 0 nd 4-I 3-4 U .Q o od f Treasurer CITH. ouis Gu - L ent sid Vice Pre , ROOM 121 ,- l2B1 OFFICERS President f - f - Louis Guerra Vice President f f Donald King Secretary - Robert Smith Treasurer f f f Eugene Czysz SergeantfatfArms ffff Robert Reddick Sponsor 'fff Miss Mary Catherine Donnelly CLASS NAMES J. Ackerman, W. Bailey, D. Butchko, W. Christy, D. Croker, E. Czysz, F. Davis, T. Finigan, G. Furman, R. Gibson, C. Gorton, L. Guerra, R. Halapin, R. Hespelein, J. Hricik, R. Jackson, C. jameson, E. Kalnas, D. King, J. Kreske, B. Klaeser, K. Kruger, B. Lickas, H. Lydie, A. Madia, W. Majeski, R. Micklos, R. Reddick, L. Reeves, J. Robinson, S. Siconolfi, R. Smith, C. Taylor, G. Totin, G. Voelker, D. Warden. ROOM l56 .. IQBQ President fffffff Kay Daugherty Vice President Nancy Richardson Secretary f f Barbara Harris Treasurer f f Barbara Gozzard Sponsor ff-fff Miss. Florence Dutney Gozzard,CoRso, HEine, LeE, KiTtan, Bllstan, KaNe, DauGherty, ScoTt, ChilcOtt, Richard'Son, ZUrcher, HesPelein, HoppEr, MaRnell, RoGers, HaRris, WeigAnd, KenDerski, HUdak, HAyden, STern, TindlE, OrloSky. Page Fifty-one ROOM 145 ,-I IIAI W- To the Seniors: As your journey here at Oliver Is coming to an end, We wish you all the Happiness That's in our power to send. President f f f l Robert Szafranski Vice President f - Jean Chesney Secretary f Shirley Matthews Treasurer f Marshanna Gesler S'ergeantfatfArms f f Bartly Morrow Judge of Elections f f Rosemary Kelly Sponsor f f Miss Nelle V. McLaughlin ROOM 148 H l'lA2 Class Members: M. Behun, A. Bell, B. Bender - Vice Presidentg P. Biondo, F. Bilovesky, J. Bit' tner, B. Dragone, A. Fleming, G. Franze, F. Gillespie, J. Gross, R. Hargest - Sec- retaryg G. Harris, B. Helffrich, M. Helffrich, A. Howard, S. Huron - Treasurerg D. McCandless - Sergeantfat-Armsg J. McElhany, S. MoGinity, L. Maddox, P. Madey - Social Chairmang M. Maloney - Presidentg J. Novosel, D. Punsak, J. Ruck, Y. Russell - Reporterg M. Samarin, A. Sanguigni, L. Schaudt, N. Schmidt, L. Stoner, J. Sullivian, J. Terrick, J. Wilson. Sponsor 'fff Miss Mary Seybert Pa 5 e Fifty-two ' ROOM 232 ,. 11A OFFICERS President f f ' f f Vice President Secretary f Y' Treasurer f Reporter Sponsor Here's farewell - 5 . Ronald Wisniewskl f Robert Goessler f Fred Savyak Homer McCartney - Carol Stewart Miss Edith Reilly Q 1 Ir. We wish you well, 1 in all that you may do - At work, at play, and every day We'll think a lot of you! Good luck and best wishes from the SeniorsftofBe'of 232. E17 yy 11, , , ROOM 145 H IIA4- Aftwliflf U,1fx,f' J 1 ll A11 I We, the Class of 145, , i I ilk I ij 1110. All!!! Wish you a lot of Successg '-U V gl-J L l' We hope the Future will bring, If 4' l ., A lot of Happiness. fy ff A Ujf' OFFICERS if gg , ' President fffff A Martin Naupyfdri' ' 1 jig'- 'L' Vice President Thomas MCCZL they 7 if f ,if , 4 Secretary f 1 Shirley 'Keiser 11,111 Il' Treasurer f Peter Slrlitrlbyx Q fl A f M1 ,fili 1 l Sponsor f Mr. Reno 'Seybert X' . ll jf I 1 5 f l Page Fifty-three X , ROOM 150 -1 IIBI As you leave the Good Ship Oliver To sail to ports unknown, May joy and Prosperity follow you, Wherever you may roam. HOME ROOM OFFICERS President fffff 1 1 Patricia Kaiser Vice President -'fff William Madrishen Secretary 1 1 1 june George Treasurer 1 1 Roberta Boggs Sponsor Mr. J. C. Stuchel Q Room 151 - 11132 We of 151 extend our congratulations to the graduating class and wish them Happiness and Success in the years to come. OFFICERS President 1 fffff David Wolfe Vice President 1 1 1 1 Robert Murphy Secretary 1 1 Jeanne Subert Treasurer 1 Dorothy Schmidt Sponsor Miss Marie Dollman Page Fifty-four ROOM 105 ,- 10Al The members of 105 wish Health and Happiness to the graduating class of June, 1953. President f f f f f Ruth Mondock Vice President - James Vasil Secretary f f Patricia Fluer Treasurer 'ff-ffff Lois Law Sponsor ffffff Miss Mary McAnlis Marie Anderson, Patricia Ashton, Nancy Baumgarten, Roberta Bell, Bernice Bishop, Audrey Elphinstone, Patricia Fluer, Geraldine Hickly, Patricia Hudy, Fredia jones, Lois Law, Joan Lillick, Loretta Mager, Essie Miles, Ruth Mondock, Betty Pruitt, Jean Robinson, Jean Thomas, Audrey Ward, Evelyn Wastchak, Ted Balash, Raymond Goda, Robert Gold, George Jackson, Harry Johnson, Gary Kerchinsky, Walter Lacki, Michael Nazak, Sidney Smith, David Staudenmaier, James Vasil, Bernard Williams. ROGM 155 F-4 l0A2 When the time comes to graduate And you sail on your ways We wish you Joy and Happiness Through all your living days. , Alayne Coleman Larraine Hite Dorothy Husak john Papinchak Jean Zekas Jean Byers Sponsor f f f Miss Mary Shaw President i fffff Vice President f f Secretary f f Treasurer f f SergeantfatfArms f Judge of Elections f Pa 3 e Fifty--five Page Fifty-six 1 Room 15:1 - lOA5 As time rolls on And June comes fast We wish to you The graduating class Luck, Success, and Happiness President f-fff- George Winesburg VicefPresident f Irene Dinning Secretary f Carolyn Majeski Treasurer - f f Rachel Potts SergeantfatfArms f 1 f Paul Shabla Sponsor - 1 1 f Miss Katherine McLaughlin VRGGM 115 .. 10A4 Our wishes for Success and Fame To last While you're alive To you the grads of '53, From us of '55, President f f f Bonnie Douglas Vice President f jack Bauerle Secretary f f Harriet McGrath Treasurer f f Maxine Lowndes Sponsor f Miss Helen E. Frazier ROOM 125 ,- l0A5 Congratulations to the graduating class of June 1953. President ff'-fff Nancy Miller Vice President fff'f Carol Waydock Secretary f f Rosemarie Kubanis Treasurer f f Lawrence Swetonic Reporter --ffff . f Joanne Frazee Sponsor fffff-'f Mr. Harter' BOYS-R. Anke, E. Derbish, R. Doscher, C. Evans, E. Fowler, J. Humphrey, J. Kiehl, R. Lee, W. Maddox, R. Stanionis, J. Strittmatter, L. Swetonic, R. Tongel, L. Workman, G. Draus. GIRLS-A. Bodnar, M. Boxley, J. Colondrea, J. Connor, E. Fincher, J. Frazee, M. Heinz, B. Hornyck, A. Jones, J. Keil, R. Kubanis, G. Lozer, N. Miller, J. Passoth, M. Paulick, F. Riggs, D. Sevick, C. Waydock, M. Zehr. ROOM 111 ,- l0Bl Seniors, don't be filled with woe, We all hate to see you go. Though you depart from our school dear, We wish you all our joy and cheer . Ladies of 111 President f Ruby Cinkan Assistant Reporter Lillian Kalirnon Vice President Nertherlene Taylor Sergeant-atfArms f Carol Koecher Secretary f Joan Klimko Judge of Elections Florence King I Treasurer f f Lois Thompson Locker Inspection f Bertha Horvat ' Reporter Carolyn Brown Social Chairman Carol Zerblis , Sponsor - Miss Elizabeth A. Hill l Page Fifty-seven ROOM 149 .- IOBQ Good Luck, Good Cheer, Good Health, Good Everything, to the 12A's. OFFICERS President f Lougene Williams Secretary - Samuel Nalepa Vice President john Corman Judge of Election Robert Hostinak Treasurer f William Keil Sponsor f Mr. Howard Gregg ROOM 155 ,- l0B5 Experience is the Best Teacher. President f f f f Christine Craven Vice, President f Edward Bitsko Secretary ' Charles Mehrmann Treasurer f f f Allan Zinisky Sponsor f Mr. Benjamin Kahn Page Fifty-eight President ff--fff Vice President f - f Secretary f f Treasurer ffffff Sponsor ROOM 242 .-1 QA2 Penny Vlahakis Lloyd Lombardi Donna Taylor Catherine French Mrs. M. Fisher 1 f f f f f f Good Luck on your Adventure into a New Life from the Freshmen of 2429 ROOM 250 ,- QA5 Best of Wishes to the Graduates of June '53 from Room 250. OFFICERS President f f---f Carole Banks Vice President f f f Carolyn Loerch Treasurer f Margaret Tetmyer Secretary f f f Frances Petroff Adviser f Mr. Earl McWilliams Page F-ifty-nine M 1 f 1 ff ,X f Paige Sixty ROOM 144 ,-1 QA4 President f fffff Joanne Keating Vice President f Diane Vukson Secretary f Robert Klucsor Treasurer f - Jerome Bitsko Sponsor ffffff Mr. Arnold Elliott BOYS - J. Bitsko, W.. Bolsinger, C. Bush, C. Caye, E. Davis, R. Casper, D Harris, J. Hastings, E. Hewlett, R. Klucsor, R. McGuire, J. Martine, M. Menzack, R. Oddie, M. Patak, J. Tunney, Valecka, J. Williams, J. Ziegler, N. Roland. GIRLS - B. Betts, S. Boxley, A. Boylan, A. Cooper, P. Driscoll, M. Gerrich . O. Huron, J. Kaiser, J. Keating, B. Kovcak, D. Lindow, M. Propcheck, L. Schmitzer M. Schweitzer, F. Longel, D. Vukson, C. Watson, N. Lee. ROOM 214 ,- QBI Best of Everything to the Class of '53, President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor OFFICERS f f a f f f f f Mrs. Mary Ann Hopper f Elaine Birkel Helen Martin Marlene O'Shea Marion L. Wilcox P ll ,Q . Q 'of O.. '90 U. 0 09 vu' 1 l Juni' 1 0 l, fn O l:.:. ICQ 'cvs n , '-V. .U f Q Q'o ,U . 0, Q ll.O . .. .' - ' -Z I - U' I Q , u ,oo . . e 0. 4 als, 4 ' o 1 ' ani, .0'a ' 'Q' ,. . ' 1 .0 aa'o 'v 0 'D 0,0 5100. ' 9 O Q ug' 0 .u.,-5 ..uu 'U ' U. .' hi: Vu Q 5 U it ' , I C li is 0 on 'o 1 an 1 . 1 1 0 n Page Sixty-one OLIVER HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT' ASSOCIATION THE CABINET President f August Pike 12A4 Sec. of S'anitationWalter Majeski 12B1 First Vice Pres. Dave Nida 11A4 Sec. of Publicity Milo Fischer 11A4 Second Vice Pres. Don Wittmer 9A3 Sec. of Traffic Karl Kruger 12B1 Sec. of finance Margie Dcnsloxv 12A2 Sponsor Mrs. Lucile F. Kasthner Each student is automatically a member of the Oliver Student Association. Twice a year the student body elects by ballot the Cabinet officers nominated by the Councils. They represent the school in all student affairs. The President presides at Assemblies and all Cabinet meetings. The First Vice President pre' sides over the Senior Council of Senior Rooms. The Second Vice President, nom' inated by the junior Council, presides over the junior Council of junior Rooms. The Secretary of Finance has charge of Senior Banking, helps with the sale of Street Car Passes, and financial matters of certain student activities. The Secretary of Publicity informs the students and the public about Oliver activities. The Secretary of Sanitation heads a building squad, a cafeteria squad and a locker squad chosen by the secretary. The Secretary of Traffic selects a squad to control traffic in the halls and acts as locker guards. SENIOR COUNCIL 134, Anita Harris, 210, Irene Labasg 138, Carl Wiedenhofer, 114, Clarence Bush, 121, Louis Guerra, 136, Kay Daugherty, 143, Bob Szifranski, 148, Molly Maloneyg 232, Ronald Wisniewskig 145, Martin Naughton, 150, Pat Kaiserg 128, David Wolfe, 105, Ruth Mondockg 135, Alayne Colemang 133, George Winesburghg 113, Bonnie Douglas, 125, Nancy Millerg 111, Ruby Cinkang 149, Lougene Williamsfg 15 3, Christine Craven. Presiding Officer . 'Sponsor Dave Nida, First VicefPresident Lucile F. Kasthner Pa ge Sixty-two JUNIOR COUNCIL 219 Edward Caye 214 Mary Ann Hopper 237 William Babic 242 Penny Vlahakis 151 Charles Kelly 243 Warren Green 250 Carol Banks 213 Alice Crazurchalk 211 Edward Mesonka 144 Jo Anne Keating 245 James Herbert 206 Clara Tindle 122 Nancy Bodnar 239 Donald Clisby 241 David Sholtz 246 Jo Anne Novak 247 Alice Chezosky 132 Edna Connor 248 Andrew Belo Presiding Officer: Sponsor: Don Wittmer 9A3f25O Second Vice President Lucile F. Kasthner MEMORIAL ROOM COMMITTEE GOLD STAR 5 The beautiful Memorial Room is dedicated as a living memorial to the seventyfone Oliver Graduates who lost their lives in World War II. This com' mittee has the responsibility of maintaining the room and supervising its use. Faculty Members: ' Student Members: Miss Mary Donnelly Miss Mary Jamieson Miss Edith Reilly Mr. Arthur Goetz Mr. Earl McWilliams Joan Fair - Kay Daugherty - Zoe Henigan O Philip Elzer - Carl Evans f Henry Hein John Crawford Page Sixty-three 1 ' SANITATION SQUAD Walter Majeski - Secretary CAFETERIA SQUAD: N. Orlosky, Assistantg G. Zurcher, S. Tindle, N Blistan, M. Lee, R. Morrissey, J. Slivka, K. Boif, L. Hutera, M. Johnston, C Marnell, K. Pungras. LCCKFJR SQUAD: N. Richardson, Assistant, J. Hopper, K. Daugherty, I Kittan, M. Hayden, A. Jones, J. Gabria, C. Majeski, C. Cutenese. . BUILDING SQUAD: W. Majeski, Secretary, K. Kruger, G. Furman, A Madia, G. Totin, J. Hricik, S. Siconolfi. L. Guerra, D. King, B. Lickas, B. Halapin B. Smith, J. Bauerle, B. Reddick TRAFFIC SQUAD SENIOR SQUAD R. Reddick, W. Lickas, R. Halapin, D. Butchko, L. Guerra, R. Smith, A. Madia, E. Czysz, G. Furman, R. Crocker, J. Robinson, R. Jackson, D. King, W. Majeski, R. Gibson, J. Hricik, S. Siconol-fi, G. Totin, E. Kalnas, W. Christy, C. Taylor, L. Reeves, R. Micklos, B. Klaeser, C. Moncrief, W. Reddick, R. Hubert, -G. Yurgevich, G. Demko, M. Schmude, L. Keys, L. Crowley, J. Bauerle, F. Sovyak R. Tongel, C. Bucholtz, H. Duff. JUNIOR SQUAD E. Caye, W. Kraerner, R. Rucker, R. Szafranski, J. Bash, C. Bush, R. Halapin, J. Howard, J. Kebert, R. Nymen, R. Anderson, R. Hutchinson, L. Lombardi. Secretary of Traffic f f f Karl Kruger Sponsor fff' Mrs. Lucile F. Kasthner 9 Page Sixty-four FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Stella Bistolas Helen Zurcher Ruth Morrissey Natalie Blistan f Nancie Orlosky Joanne Slivka Sponsor --fff Mr. Henry Baumgarten President ffff-ff Vice President Secretary f Treasurer f f Social Chairmen The F. B. L. A. would like to express its wishes for a Bright and Happy Future for the June Graduates. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Gliver High School holds the privilege of having one chapter out of many Future Teacher Groups. To be a Future Teacher is to be one who looks forward with the aim of making the future generations better ones. President fffffff Shirley Keiser Vice President f f Barbara Walton Secretary f f Patricia Wainauskis Treasurer f f f Barbara 'Shafer Social Chairman f f Grace Stanley Program Chairman f Marsha Miller Sponsor f f Miss Helen Frazier I Page Sixty-five l E l i THE HeOlVlElVlAKERS CLUB The Homemakers Club extends Best Wishes to the graduating class of une 1953 President fffff-ff Pat Yendell Vice President f Sara Lee Knoch Secretary f f Rose Notaro Treasurer f Shirley Ketterer !Sponsor f 'ff Miss Helen Falkenstem The purpose of this club is to emphasize the importance of worthy Home mem bership and to learn of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking ETIQUETTE CLUB When we studied the rules of etiquette, one of the first rules we learned was to thank people for the things they did for us. It seems very inadequate but Thanks to all those who made our journey through Oliver so enjoyable and successful. Pa 5 e Sixty-six President f Vice President Secretary f Treasurer f Social Chairman Sponsor f OFFICERS f Helen Feil Agnes Mankevich Dorothy Malay Barbara Shafer Patricia Kennedy Miss Jane Knoer OUVER Hl-Y CLUB PURPOSE: To create, maintain, and extend throughout home, school, and community high standards of Christian Character. OFFICERS President ffffff Walter Majeski Vice President f f f Byron Davis Secretary f f Al Madia Treasurer f f Russell Gibson Chaplain f Carl Moncrief SergeantfatfArms f Karl Kruger Sponsor f'f'ff Mr. R. F. Seybert MEMBERS D. Walter, L. Alexander, B. Green, W. Klein, E. Stanik, M. Ward, J. Hastings, W. Christy, E. Czysz, D. Butchko, L. Guerra, C. Jameson, J. Robinson, G. Totin, D. Hespelein, R. Dornburg, H. Stanik, B. Macedonia, B. Doscher, B. Double, A. Fawcett, A. Hovan, M. Nazak, L. Swetonic, J. Bauerle. E. Chavarrie, J. Papinchak, A. Pelos, D. Zupka, S. Amelio, J. Corman, J. Graham, B. Hostinak, B. Keli, Mehrman. ' OLIVER NEWS STAFF Editor'infChie'f Associate Editor Assistant Editors f Here's to the seniors, May they successfully go Along that way, Which leads to Happiness, f Grace Mushrush Patricia Wainauskis Irene Dinning Carol Stewart 4 Frieffdship Exchem Y - . . ' 1 ge Editor f Eleanor Gochis And Prospemiy In Wofk and Business Editor - Marilyn Stern In P ay' Sponsor f f Mr. John W. Zimmer Best Wishes and Congratulations l , M ,v .f ' 'fs Page Sixty-seven Z ' f . i,-I' 'J ff., ,iff 'ff' 'I'-q . -f ,af fi ' 'J' f- t 7 fr - ' 1 ,f ',If ' dbg 1-- ,a fx, ' 1 l l SEWING CLUB Our Motto - Only those who have the Patience to do a sim-ple thing perfectly will acquire the Skill to do difficult things easily. To the 12A's - May your Patience and your Skill bring Success and Happiness lfor your Future. President f f f P3.tI'iCi8. 'Scott Treasurer f Evelyn Feffie I Spgnsgr Mrs. Marion Wilcox GIRLS SERVICE CLUB' The Service Club of Oliver Leads quite a busy life, ' In collecting friends and packages, To ease the pangs of strife: But in the midst of all the work It could not help but pause To congratulate such ine 12A's, Who have helped in this great cause. President 4 fffff Natalie Blistan Vice President f - Aggie Bell Secretary f Roberta Hargest Treasurer f f f Bobby Bell Social Chairman f f f Nancie Orlosky Sponsor - f Miss Elizabeth Miller Page Sixty-eig-ht USHERETTES To usher you down Life's crowded aisles Would give us untold pleasure Showering you always with friendly smiles A And happiness without measure. But life is not so simple - You must find your place alone, VVith only the help of our wishes And ambitions of your own. Margie Denslow Annabel Fawcett Anita Harris Lorraine Hutera Sponsor Millie Johnston Lynne O'Connor Irene Labas Suzanne Sadler Joanne Mihelic Barbara Shafer Grace Mushrush Grace Stanley f f f f f Miss Florence Dutney CRAFT CLUB - To the 12A Class with lots of Best Wishes for a Brilliant Future . May your days ahead be as bright as our jolbs in crafts. M. Kletz, G. Fitch, J. Crawford, R. Gerhart, R. Ghesla, R. Ginsberg, J. Wohlleber, D. Stout, H. Perry, P. O'Brien, H. Daniwk, J. Sloan, W. Jackson, R. Tokarski, F. Galrver, D. Lang, J. Hlister, P. Elzer. J Sponsor f f f i f f f Mr. Cyril I. Wirtner' Y Page Sixty-nine K ADVANCED GERMAN CLASSES Wir mit Clem Leben spielt, kommt nie zurechtf' Der Die Die Der Die Die f Prasident 'f Herr Nida Viz Prasidentin Sekraterin f Schatzmeister f f f f Herr Stanik Programvorsitzender f f Lehrerin f f Frnulein Mwrie Dollman GERMAN Il 8- III Hilf dir sellst, so hilft dir Gott. God helps him who helps himself. Page Seventy Prasident Viz Prasident Sekiretar Schatzmeister 1 f f f Sozialvorsitzender Die Lehrerin 1. 1 f f Herr Chesney f Herr Green Fraulein Chesney f Herr Nerlich Frnulein Mueller Fraulein Dollman LATIN 4 Consul f f f f f Jean Thomas VicefConsul Marlyn Williams Praetor f - Grace Stanley Quaestor f Marlene Mudry Magister f ffff-f Mr. Hess Per aspera ad astra - Through difficulties to success. Irene Dinning, Alayne Coleman, Jeanette Darsteck, Jean Thomas, William Double, Dolores Sevick, George Jackson, Joan Keil, Albert Fawcett, James Kiehl, Allan Lewis, Marlene Muclry, Michaelene Paulick, Rachel Potts, Nancy Baum' garten, Grace Stanley, Marlyn Williams, Carol Stewart. LATIN 5 Pontifex Maximus - - f H. K. Hess Consul f f f James Graham Tribune f ' William Keil Censor f f Margaret Jameson Quaestor ffff- Carol Koecher Motto: Carpe Diem. Page Seventy-one LATIN 2 i Pontifex Maximus - f f H. K. Hess Consul 1 f f Evelyn Totin Tribune f f f Mary Feil Censor f Anna Sanguigni Quaestor ffff Judith Parey Motto: Finis coronat opus. SPANISH 4 As long as luz shines forth from sol, As long as love rules over hate, As long as men push towards a goal, As long as seniors graduate, Page Seventy-two As long as sweethearts go for walks - We wish you, siempre, suerte y pox. El Presidente fffffff Leo Keys Sigunda Presidente f Margie Denslow Secretario - f Joanne Parker Tesorera f 1 f f Karl Scheil 'Social Chairman f f Donna McCandess Program Chairman f f f Barbara Shafer Sponsor f f Miss Kathryn M. McLaughlin iY ESPANOL 5 AND 5 ,-1 123 Good Joy to all the graduates, From Spanish 5 and 3g May Health and Happiness follow you Along life's tideless sea. Oficiales de la Clase Presidente 'ffff Senor Roberto Reddiek VicefPresident fffff Senor Enrique Danik Secretaria f f f Senorita Cinna Weis Tesore-ra f b f Senorita Chevela Stevens Profesora Senorita Catalina McLaughlin SPANISH ll, PERIOD VI Presidente ffffff William Bradford VicefPresidente f Patricia Hespelein Secretaria f f f f Molly Maloney Programa Presidente f f f Barbara Rowlands Sponsor fffff MissKatherine McLaughlin The Spanish II class of Oliver High, Would like to say to the seniors Goodbye, Good Fortune, and Real Happiness in Whatever you do, And that goes for Miss McLaughlin, too. 1 l Page Seventy-three SPANISH ll PERIOD 5 Nuestor dcseo comienzo por Uds The Spanish class would wish for you, A future that is bright With happiness, good fortune, too, Throughout the day and night. Navegar suave en las aquas de vida President 1 Vice President Secretary Treasurer f f f Program Chairman Sponsor f f Espanol dos f T SPANISH I Sie1npre os recuerdo Como a los buenos amigosf' Best of wishes from Spanish 1 President f Secretary - Treasurer Profesora Peg e Seventy-four CLASS f f f Shirley Keiser - Charles jameson Renny Vlakakis Cathy Bachmeyer f Louise Kennedy Senorita McLaughlin f f Period Cinco Senorita 'Gloria Cuda Senorita Joan McElhaney f Senor James Espy Senorita McLaughlin CHAPEL CHOIR We, the Chapel Choir, strive to bring' to you the best in vocal music. This is made possible by the wonderful services rendered by our director, Mr. Goetz, who has given us capable leadership and untiring patience. The Chapel Choir partif cipates in assembly programs, choral competition, programs, and the Oliver Variety Shows. We hope the student body will support us and the Variety Shows in the years to come. President f David Chesney VicefPresident f Russell Gibson Secretary f Carol Wiegand Treasurer f f ' Leo Keys Sponsor Mr. Arthur Goetz JUNIOR CHORAL CLUB Choral Club meets every Thursday at 9 A.M. We sing, laugh, and have fun. We wish to extend our wishes for the best of everything to the graduating class of June 1953. Junior Choral Club and Miss Florence Dillig 1 i Pa 5 e Seve nty-five ' CHORUS C H PERIOD 2 The best of everything is our wish For we are certain you will miss The fun, the laughs, and the teachers, too, And 'so We wish good luck to you. CHORUS C ,-1 PERIOD 4 We, the girls of Chorus C, Wish Your Days will always be Filled with Blythe and Pleasant Notes And Years of Carefree Melody. l Sponsor f f f Page Seventy-six The Angels of Chorus C.. and Guardian - Miss Florence Dillig Miss Florence Dillig 'Helen Farrell-219 SENIOR ORCHESTRA Senior Orchestra has as its aim playing good music and playing it well. The orchestra members are chosen from the better musicians of Oliver. The accom' plishments of the orchestra were recognized and warmly received by the student body at a musical assembly presented this semester. Three members -of Senior Orchestra were chosen to play with the Pittsburgh Symphony Junior Orchestrag and one, to play with the A1lfCity Junior High School Orchestra. We thank Mr. Miller for his assistance and encouragement. President ffffff Thomas McCartney Vice President f f - John Keil Secretary f f f f Irene Schaal Treasurer f f - f Richard Tusk Librarians f f Carol Durand-Paul Zerblis Custodians f f Frazier Burnworth-Wayne Bailey OLIVER HIGH SCHOOL BAND ' - The band, under the direction of Mr. Miller, has increased both in number and quality. It is now recognized as one of the better bands in the City of Pittsburgh. The band marches in the parades held on various holidays. It was also very well received at a musical assembly presented this semester. The band hopes to march sixty uniformed members at next fall's football games. The proceeds from this year's Variety Show will be for buying uniforms. f President ff-f- Donald Wittmer Secretary -ff' Shirley Young Custodians Richard Tush, Albert Diehm Treasurer f f f William George Page Seve nty-seven LISTENING HOUR CLUB The Art of Listening to Music Let us sing a Happy Tune, C To the Graduates of June, Luck, JOY, Success, and ' i ' Happiness. A club devoted to the appreciation of fine music. Sponsor fffffff Mr. Nelson Miller ADVANCED ART CLUB . Q Q OFFICERS Your 5311138 DRYS are 0 913 ' President 'ff - 'Zoe Henivin And QOW YOU-feach the Shore, Vice President f f f f Clem Corso We W1Sh YOU JOY, SUCCCSS, and 111014, SecretaryfTreasurer f Sam Siconolfi For Howland evermofe- ' Sponsor ffff' Miss Edith Reilly The Artists of the Art Club hope, For all who graduate, C i ART SCHOOL SERVICE CLUB Sailing smooth and weather mild, OFFICERS To make a goodly fate. President ffff Cora Sue Falkland Y Vice President f f f Leroy Reeves ' SecretaryfTreasurer I - Carole Banks Sponsor f f Miss Edith Reilly Page Seventy-eigrht SLIDE RULE CLUB The Slide Rule Club was formed, they say To give us all more time to play, For when our problems are done, We are free to have some fun. just slide the rule and ind the numberg No cause at all for you to grumble. Work? It's as easy as one, two, three And lots of fun as you can see! S'ecretaryfTreasurer 'fff Grace Mushrush Sponsor f 'f , 'fff Mr. Benjamin D. Kahn Members - David Dunam, George Fedora, William Gogal, Fred Heine, Robert Murphy, August Pike, Karl Scheil, Paul Zellhart. V 1 MATHEMATICS CONSTRUCTION CLUB President fffffff Eugene Shannon Vice President f f Betty Petty Secretary W f f f Marva Sampson Treasurer f f - - Ethel Patchan Sponsor ffffff Miss Marie E. Kruse Purpose:- To construct solid figures, mathematical charts, and tools for use in indirect measurement. These tools are used for field trips. Page Seventy-niilne Page Eighty MOTOR CLUB Best Wishes to the June Class of 1953 President - Paul Zellhart Secretary Frances Bilovisky Vice President August Pike Treasurer f Margie Wolf Sponsor , fffffff Mr, Arnold Elliott Members: J. Adams, M. Behun, B. Bender, F. Bilovisky, M. Carpenter, J. Confer, R. Cooper, G. Csellar, B. Davidson, H. Dvorschak, A. Fleming, P. Gasper, B. Geasa R. Goessler, J. Golden, J. Gross, G. Harris, T. Hildlbold, J. Hudy, R. Kely, P. Krakosky, M. Lee, D. Life, G. Luff, P. Madey, L. Merwick, B. Miller, C. Marnell, L. Nobbs, A. Pike, D. Punzak, B. Robinson, J, Ruck, I. Taylor, J. Terrick, L. Turner, J. Wilson, M. Wolf, and P. Zellhart, SCIENCE CLUB - 145 It has been proven many times The best in life is free. But life is bestfwhen for the rest We try our best to be. And so we want to try our best This thought to cultivate By wishing all the best there is To those who graduate. 5 ' OFFICERS President Margie Denslow Secretary f Audrey Lindow Vice President Marilyn Stern Social Chairman Maria Mackris Sponsor ffff Miss Nelle McLaughlin 9TH GRADE DRAIVIATIC CLUB President f s fffffff Mary Feil Vice President C Margie Lash 'Secretary f Carolyn Loerch Treasurer f Cathy Bachmeyer Sponsor ffffff Miss Rita Blieszner The Dramatic Club has come to say, We wish you Joy in every way. TRAVEL CLUB As members of the Travel Club leaf through history's pages, we are inspired to visit the historyfflavored beauty spots of our own America and the beautiful sites of other lands. We Want to see blue water, vast forests, rugged mountainsg we want to climb to beautiful glaciers and ride some of our streamflined trains and shining airplanes. Later in life we hope to be active in some of the places we are learning about. Our program pattern for this semester is the spectacular movies our tour conductor, Mr Burgo, sees at Carnegie Music Hall. Here he sees and hears the explorers who have gone around the world taking outstanding pictures. Captain -f-fffff John Pavlasky First Mate Ronald Bolster Stewardess f f Carol Bilenski Purser f f f David Wilson Program Chairman - f Diana Richards Tour Conductor f Mr. Joseph Burgo Page Eighty-one l LIBRARY CLUB The members of the 'Library Club are assigned times to work in the library and are chosen mostly from the junior High School. The aim is to inspire inf terest in the library. President f f Ethel Patchan Vice 'President f Mary 'Chatman Secretary f Sylvia Floyd Treasurer Mary jane Ross Sponsors f Mary Jamieson Rhuama Vincent THE POETRY CLUB The Poetry Clwb sponsored by Miss Sommers strives to create original poetry. The club meets each Monday and is com-posed of seventh and eighth grade stu' dents. ' We are sorry to see the seniors go, They'll be back to visit us soon, we know. A. Belo, M, Gallant, S. Glynn, L. Kalimon, L. Mozeyko, J. Reddick, D. Ri' chards, L. Seubert, N. Wagner, E. Willett, M. Williamson, P. Jamrisko, J. Pavlasky, JJ Thomas, R. Waldron, D. Wilson. - Sponsor f -f f f f Miss jean 'Somrners gg., Page Eighty-two CHEERLEADERS Captain fffffff Anita Harris C0fCaptain f f f f Kay Daugherty SQUAD Lynne O'Connor Helen Zurcher Grace Stanley Anne Allmon Ann Howard Sponsor f -ff- Miss Helen McNaugher We hope you make your, Goal in Life. MAJOREPITES Captain f f f f f CofCaptain - 1 f SQUAD: Nancy Orlosky Natalie Blistan - Shirley Tinclle janet Kalirnon Sponsor ffffff Miss Goodfbye, so long, and farewell, Your journey has already set sail, ' We wish you luck, success throughout the years, Along with happiness, minus the tears. jean Chesney Helen Dvorsak Kathleen Borf Susie Sadler Pat Kaiser . Helen McNaugher Page Eighty-three i I f i SENIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Robt. Brutz, John Bauerle, William Bradford, Allen Carnahan, Samuel Cor' bin, Eugene Czysz, Edward Derbish, Hugh Duff, Russell -Gibson, James Graham, James Hawkins, Robert Hostinak, Donald Kerr, Mike Menzeck, Karl Kruger, Walter Maddox, Walter Majeski, Robert Murphy, Leroy Reeves, David Staudenmaier, Lougene Williams, David Aeberli, Mgr.: Samuel Nalepa, Mgr., Paul Pongrace, Mgr. The 195263 Oliver High Basketball season was featured by an upset win over Langley 42f41 on the 'Oliver floor. Langley eventually won the sectional champion' ship. It was a season marked by a change in coaching. The squad was young and gained valuable experience for next year. The loss of Eddie Klein, Paul Vasil, and Bill Knab by mid-year graduation was a hard blow to the team. The prospects are brighter for next year and with some good breaks and hard work a successful season is forecast. Sponsor Mr. Henry N. Sigel JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM The junior Basketball team had a fairly good season this year. They ended up in fourth place with a record of six wins and six losses. The 'boys beat Conroy twice, Prospect twice, and Perry twice. They lost to Langley twice, Knoxville twice, and Latimer twice. It was the first Junior team that Oliver has had for several years. Coach Bell did a good job with the boys this year, we hope he can do it again next year. Sponsor f f ' f Mr. Robert D. Bell Page Eighty-four BASEBALL TEAM At the time of this writing the baseball team is leading 5Section II in the City High School League. The team began the season with a 3f2 exhibition win over Schenley High. Then, followed league victories over Langley 3fOg South 9f7g and Allegheny Voc. 15f2. We hope the Bears come through and represent Section II in the Championship series. The following boys make up the roster: Furman, Carnahan, Corso, Cornman, Brady, Fischer, Wineslburg, Reynolds, Doscher, Caye, Wolfe, Anke, johnson, White, Espey, Jones, Majeski, Mastrean, George, Bauerle, Cushanick, Hawkins, Beery, Graham. Managers are Rapp, J. Weis, Scorekeeper-W. Weis. Helpers-Patak, Bitsko, and some Jr. High volunf teers - The squad is indebted to Mr. MacMaster, Mr. Schultz., Mrs. Rinehart and Mrs. Ward and the teachers who watch the gates for their cooperation. TRACK TEAM The track squad, coached by Mr. Bell, started its season with a triangular meet with Penn High and Alderdice. Oliver finished last with 25 points, Alderdice second with 32 points, and Penn High first with 91 points. Oliver also had another triangular meet with McKeesport and Schenley, with McKeesport taking first and Oliver second. Other exhibition meets were with Fifth and Peabody. The squad dropped the meet, 64f45g -but they beat Peabody 70f48. In the league meets Oliver lost only to Carrick 46f72. They beat Perry and lSouth Hills, 79V2 f 38V2, and 6OV2 f 57V2 respectively. l Page Eeghty five OUR CHAMPION SWIMMING TEAM I PITTSBURGH PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPION SWIMMING TEAM Losing only to Alderdice in an exhibition meet and winning all other dual meets including a thrilling victory over Alderdice in the City Championship meet - the Bears came through and still reign as City High School Team Champions in Swimming. John Barlow Edward Barron Rufus Bosley David Chesney Robert Corr 'Herbert Eck James Espy Carl Evans THE TEAM Milo Fischer john Hastings Charles jameson Ronald Kowach William Kramer John Labas Edward Mesonka August Mucha Dave Nida Sponsor - Mr. James Brown, Jr. Page Eigihrty-six Joe Reynolds Peter Rock Frank Ruminer Fred Sovyak Willis Weisz David Weaver Wallace Rapp, Mgr. Jeffrey Weisz, Mgr. fgl VE. DABNEYS CHACISQFISJIONSHIP TEAM Volley Ball 11952-555 Basketball 119551 QLRQ Ilantha Taylor CofCaptain, Lois Dabney Captain, Netherlene Taylor, Rose' mary Brown, Barbara Scott, Roberta Wade, Miriam Carpenter. Barbara Harris- Not present Good Luck Seniors - On Sail On ouR GANG Gm Gang Your Gang The Omicron Gangn ' HVVhat a Gang for Vvorlc l l lu They carried stools, -portered the photographic equipment for Mr. Rosser, ran marathon races for students and teachers, arranged you in position on steps, lawn, and field, and in classrooms and Memorial Room, smiled at you, and then L'snap went the camera for the most wonderful pictures for the Omicron. Our Gang has had a grand time Working for you, even if we almost froze to death for you one day. We thank you all for your interest and cofoperation. We want you to really enjoy all of the Omicron. Your Omicron Canguz Loretta Klaric, Nancy Bodine, John Keil, Clarence Bush, Warren Forsythe, Paul Pongrace, William George, David Chesney, and Miss Kiskadden. 4 Page Eighty-seven r W A SENICDR EXCUSE written for Argela Collette hy her mother ln all the house a stillness sounds And then a rush of life is seen When out of hed Argela hounds And streaks across the campus green. One hour late and with remorse She enters school and sighs, lf only l had owned a horse l wouldn't need these liesln An alilni is never quite As good nor as adept As separating wrong from right With this f-1 ul oversieptln lym late again today l seel A HOh girl, what is thy creed? Honesty! Thats my wordl Spring fever, Mr. Freed! There is no really logical excuse why Mr. Freed should talce this verbal HIDIISC. A TRIBUTE TO OUR 'TEACHERS The time has come for all of us to bid a fond adieu For we are leaving Oliver and we are leaving you. Dear friends, we thank you for your help, your kind and genial cheer. You'll always be a pleasant part of mem'ries we hold dear. A -GRACE MU SHRUSI-I Page Eighty-nine FRiENDS or oUR oM1cRoN Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Sparks Frank H. Herrington Mr. and Mrs. Gus A. Schnabel Evabelle Weyman Q Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klaric Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bbdine Margaret Kiskadden l Helen R. Falkenstein l and Mrs. Henry Baiimgarten Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Orrel E. Freed and Mrs. Wallace MacMaster and Mrs. Joseph DeFinis and Mrs. John E. lKelber, Jr. and Mrs. Edward lA. Powell and Mrs. E. H. Kane and Mrs. C. F. Sanguigni and Mrs. Stephen Fujer Mary and Kathleen Galvin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galvin Mr. and Mrs. William Lawry Mr. and Mrs. T. Galivin Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hunt Stuart Allen Scherr J Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Krukler Helen L. McNaugher l Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kalchthaler Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Ten Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Pat Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston and Mrs. George J.. Warden and Mrs. H. D. Ward and Mrs. John Fursa and Mrs. Joseph Cernansky and Mrs. Joseph Malay and Mrs. J. Hezlep alnd Family and Mrs. John Wetzel and Mrs. Paul H. Muckle land Mrs. Steve Kuznair and Mrs. Anthonyl Krakosky and Mrs. Cristallino 'Special Friends l and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ray Hartman Charles Trunick, Jr. G. R. Davis Joseph Glynn and Mrs. Fred Ralph and Mrs. and Mrs. R. O. Robinson, Jr. Emil E. Ward Biondo and Ray Jackson and Mrs. James Evans and Mrs. C. H. Sadler C. H. Margret and Family Darlene Davis and Joe Neglio Mrs. Ila Mae Johnson and Jos Stanley Zukiewicz Mrs. S. J. Zukiewicz J Mary Rose and Jack l Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cliestnut Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Falivoda Mr. Page Ninety ephine Miss Mary M. Kraus Warren Jackson Margaret Hudak Alex Pogo Fleming Jean McCaskey George Thomas Paul Pefferman Mildred Fujer Andrew Janosco Evelyn Marshall Lorraine Ambroziak Beatrice E, Bloom Mary Ann Foley Mrs. Perry Williams Dick and Marianne Michael Zukiewicz Alberta Chestnut Susanna Rapp John P. Blanar Katherine Kursion Sophie Dickinson Grace E. Campbell Henry J. Baranak Mrs. Mary Hudy Mr. and Mrs. Ferrie Jim, Dick, Maurice Louis, Maddie, Maggie William McKelvy Jo Ann McKelvy Irma Jean Lindow Charles Cook Mrs. H. Hayden Allan Paul Knock Harriet McGrath Carol E. Durand Richard E. George Bobby and Donna Dick 'O'Donovan LaVerne and Joan JoAnn and Connie Mary Ann Mlay Shirley and Ann Gertrude Wojciechowicz Irma Kowalski Edna Jane Geis Lillian Schmidt LaVerne Hilderhoff Joseph E. Corso Sr. John Zeke Barlow Mrs. Julia Labas Sarah Jane Laibas Paul Herbold Jr. Pfc. Bernie Hubert Joseph A. Burgo Trink Tarquinio Sally Rae Merriman Helen E. Frazier ' Anna Belle Clarke Miss Velma Harris Pat and Lo Eleanor and Mike Robert Szfranski Nancy Lindow Pat Glynn Suzanne Glynn Irene Dinning David T. Stewart Catherine Bachmeyer Joyce Dreshar Chris Maly Kay Johnston Rudy Opepair Vince Imburgio Janice Ruck Harry Miller Robinell Warden Donald Warden Alice Warden Barbara Haven Lotta Bologna Larry Bannon Johnnie George Gregor Ray Vukson Audrey Gerwig Ken. Kallquist Bill and Jim A Friend HuntZ Lois Barbin Jimmy Hastings Lynne and Joan Marion Behun William Belch Delores and Pat Vance Lander A1 Lindow Margie and Ralph Shirl Ward Jerry Bennett Janie and Tom A Friend Mary Feil Jim Bash Judy Parey Linda Croke Joan Croke Jeanne Kane Anna and Joe Dorothy Spriggs June, Harry Carm Bowers Ed Mihalich Ed. Pefferman Larry Zehfuss Ron Roth Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. FRIENDS CF OUR CMICRCN Edward Olzak S. B. McCune E. J. Fleske John Imhof Wm. Lindow Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark and daughter Wm. H. P. Falbey E. G. Knock H. Harris Wm. George Jos. Tindle and Son Patrick J. Corr Thomas Waters L. W. -Gangwisch George F. Davis Byron McGann A. J. Wolf Wm. Zunic and Sons Jack R. Walker and Son Michael and Suzanna Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pongrace' Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Metz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Harry J. Walchli ohn K Kasthner . J . Mr. and Mrs. Constantine Kulwicki Nancy Albright and Johnny Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest .Stollur Charles H. Guthrie Fred VH. Miller Wisniexwski James Bagley K. F. Shafer H. Hoffman James Ga-bel Robt. Albanesi Frank Tolusic Peter Bair Kathy Ann and Mary Beilstein Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Smark R. D. Weber Family Patsy Ettore Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunlap Pfc. Robert E. Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McCay John J. Reidenbaugh Robt. F. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Trunick Sr. Stanley Marcinkofwski H. Berie Frank Mlay Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Garver Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Early Mrs. Anne Wetzel a Rosemary DeTemple Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Denslow Mr. and Mrs. J. Laquatra Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Rhodes Mrs. Lucille Morrison Dolores Morrison Mrs. Rose Stapanik Pat. Pending 198 Mary Ellen Mikulah Sismour Nightcrew Bill McCoad Robert Mark Paloka Mrs. F. S. Shafer Sir William Suppers Mrs. Viola Hulings Mr. John Malvon Skip Trunick Mrs. C. Nething Carol and Sonny Young Chickie and Chuck Florence A. Dutney Mrs. P. C. Willey Howard Marks Mrs. Ruth C. Hadzor Mrs. Kathryn Gozzard Mrs. Mary Marchione William R. Scheib Tom, Jo, and Daffy Mr. F. J. Hayden Betty Jane Murphy Mrs. Esther Reidenbaugh Mrs. Rachel Knock Joe R. and Phil S. Elizabeth L. Caulfield Mrs. Alice R. Eyrich Marion L. Wilcox Earl M. McWilliams Cyril I. Wirtner Rosemary Geary Mrs. Julia O'Connor Mrs. A. Stokes Earl P. Danko Katherine Hladio Babe Cushanick 'Gertrude L. Gutek Dave and Clarabelle Mrs. Marble Lacher Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Clara M. Pfeifer James Alexander Ellis Alexander Rev. W. M. 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Sorority Page Ninety-ono FRIENDS OF oUR oM1cRoN 1Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lomb George W. Weinzierli Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Graf Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cortez iMr. and Mrs. ChesterlA. Wyke, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. Scheil iMr. and Mrs. Elmer Trunick 'Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller iMr. and Mrs. V. S. Rovitto Mr. and Mrs. Frey j iMr. and Mrs. Charles Herbert Lance, Rosemary and Lois Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Galvin Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goyke Mrs. Chas. Massucci l Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ruczma Mr. and Mrs. David Powell Mrs. Jean McCartney Steve Russo Shoe Service Mr. and Mrs. Albert Klein Mrs. W. C. Stewart J Mr. and Mrs, Charles Caye Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Grieppi Mr. and Mrs. Swan J Mr. and Mrs. Jeshalowski and Geo. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Gratzinger Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Kulback C. F. Merz, and Family wMary 'Catherine Donnelly ,Mr. and Mrs. Arthur lGoetZ 1Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hubert JMr, and Mrs. James Ijlubert Dr. 'G. Raymond Weinmann Mr. and Mrs. B. Wainauskis Carol and Mike Jackson Mr. and Mrs. James Tortola ,Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A, Knock Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Wrigley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Matz Mr. and Mrs. Char1esJ Kress Bob Skunk Hostinak Schmudce, Tunney, Naughton and Lovell Mr. an Mrs. A. A. Lindow JCil and John Stofka and Sons ,Mr. and Mrs. John sl Williams Neal H. Mechling J Mr. and Mrs. W. A. 'Stanley Joe and Leonard Chesiio Dan D. and Tom GT' Miss Katherine McLaughlin Mrs. Mary Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Protzman Mr. and Mrs. G. Feil i Pvt. Roland G. Herb l Mr. and Mrs. David Nida Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker .Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Q'Conner Page Ninety-two i l . J J Chuck Massucci Ester Fanning Sara Lee Knock Mrs. Anna Meehan Mrs. Louise Altvater Mrs. Thomas Beasty Aphonset and Dolly Robert G. Petrak Louise Kullback Christina C. Pitz Benjamin D. Kahn Hazel M. Clark Elizabeth Ann Hill Mary E. McAnlis Elizabeth A. 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William Kusserofw Mrs. Maude Kramer Mr. Charles Monheim Mrs. Grace Monheim Jean J. and Thomas M Richard Tokarski Christine Pilch Mr. William J. Beck Mrs. Su Broadbent Charlotte Casciato Miss Mary Jamieson Rose M. Reynolds Doyig Family Linda Ettore Nora and Doug Jack and Jim Wm. Hayden Elizabeth Kane Lil McGurgan Ernie Kalnas 'Helen Hoffman Joan Kelley Jane Knoer Joanne Shuster Audrey Berie Bobbie Boggs Sam Ruta A Friend A Friend A Friend Elinor Powell Willie Matthews Rea Weigel Betty Wetzel Rita Bell Mitzi Summers Elsie 'Golahic Eileen Stanley Pat and Bob Rich Anderson Elizabeth Martin Layne Coleman Corky Julie and Kaiser Gummy and Dudda Ti'bby Helen and Marion Joan and Georgie Joann and Helen Florence Gray Ellen and Bud Bob and Irene Ted and Ruth Dotty Graf Jackie and Murth John Fair Linda and John Mrs. E. Witt A. Swan Mrs. E. Witt Henry K. 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Weber and Mrs. Gus Bistolas Richard S. and Leonaiid P. Congratulations from la 49'er Mr. W. and Mrs. John Tokarski R. Solineyro and Family J. Tapol and Family Carl Schleipenhouppen Mn. Mif. and Mrs. Anthony Dach and Mrs. F. W. Schoemakcr Rev. and Mrs. W. E.fGreen Ronnie and Tommy Fernie Mfx Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Tolusic and Mrs. Ed. Peabo Tom Katich and Jimmy Lerher Mr. and Mrs. M. Mahkevich Mrs. Frank Carlos Mounts Mr. Joseph Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Malay The Lads of 111 Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Davidson Mrl and Mrs. Clarende Dummer Mr. and Mrs. Russellg Mr. and Mrs. RobertQMorrison Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander Stevie and Sandy Pielal Bruce and Linda Kappilar I Page Ninety-four 3 Mrs. Thomas Keill Richard Yurocko Mrs. C. Canino Audrey Lindow Marilyn Stern Ed. 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O'BRIEN P go One Hundred Ten aJwifle'4 amz anal W szww 3Hlnmer5 FOR ALL occAsloNs f SPECIAL PRICES ON FLOWERS FOR ALL SCHOOL FUNCTIONS 3035 BRIGHTON ROAD PHONE: ROsewood I-874l 9 'T '9 MRS. CAMIL SANGUIGINI, Owner and Operafor d I MILLER AND MEYERS 2057 Chateau Street N. S., Pittsburgh 33, Pa. AI.Iegheny I-7964 ROOFING - SHEETMETAL - CONTRACTORS Best of Wishes to the CIass of '53 Llnden I-7397 FREE ESTIMATES William Langell GENERAL CONSTRUCTION WORK STEPS, DRIVEWAY, SIDE-WALKS 28 HiIandIAve. Pittsburgh 2, Pa BRICKLEY SERVICE STATION Metropolitan ancI Juniata St. PITTSBURGH, PA. P ge One Hundred Twelve BILL SlRLlN Serving Since i867 Let Us Serve You Save Time and Money Shop First At DAUM 8: HELM HARDWARE CO. Most Complete Lines of Top Grade Hardware - Tools - Housewares 625 East Ohio Street FAirfax I-36I0 J. J. TOOMEY UPHOLSTERING LI. I-7720 3025 Preble Ave N.S.. PITTSBURGH l2, PA. - Page One Hundred 'lTl1it Keel Distributing Co. soon LUCK s. BEST wisi-ies 2306 Colorado Street to RITA HADZOR PITTSBURGH I2, PA, from BARBARA COLLINS 81 CE. I-0583 AGNES WRIIGHT Fidelity Savings And Loan Association Current Dividends - 3'Xq SAVINGS FEDERALLY INSURED T-O SI0,000 3300 'Brighton Road ROsewood I-74 I 4 Phone CE. I-9742 UPTGRAFF'S RESTAURANT REAL HOME COOKING I8I3 BrigII'1ton Place I Pittsburgh. Pa. Page One Hundred Fourteen Phone FA. I-92 I 6 ' ZOTTER'S MARKET Groceries - Meats - Vegetables 2209 CHARLES STREET N.S., PITTSBURGH, PA. Phone Fairtax I-32I6 LUCILLE'S Beauty Salon ESSO SERVICE CENTER For Top-Styling, Tinting Cor. Brighton Rd. 8t Kleber St And Fashion Hair Pieces Pittsburgh I2' pa' I929 Charles Street I-Th - N PI L-k H I t North Side Pittsburgh I2, Par eras O ace I e Omes H'IMMELSTEIN'S DAIRY PASTEURIZED 'DAIRY PRODUCTS North Side and North Boros' Deiiveries LIncIen I-6678 Exce'IIent Dinner MIL'-ER'5 RoBERTl's Confectionery I Htiittttt Restaurant 3000 California Ave. R0UfC 88 N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Near South Park Open Sundays Page One Hundred Fiftee Telephone COurt I-47 I4 T. KING McCREERY INC. Sheet Metal Fabricators - Contractingingineers Distributors General Electric Heating and Air Conditioning Equipment I 2633 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh 22, Pa. P 5 O e Hundred Sixteen DUQUESNE CLEANERS AND DYERS, INC DUQUESNE RUG CLEANERS, INC. FORT PITT CLEANERS, INC. ALL LOCATED AT HOIDGKISS am-IISTAYTON STREETS FAirtax I-6009 Compliments of Barber Shop S R Calabrese Orchlee 8: California Ave. Denslow Apts. Luck and Success to the Future Graduates of O. H. S. DAVE CI-IESNEY BILL KLEIN BYRON DAVIS JUNI HASTINGS EUGH STANIK I PAUL ZELLHART JOHN KEIL p AUGIE PIKE Life is FuII of Endings, but Every Ending is a New Beginning I sooo LUCK TO THE GRADUATES SONS OF LITHUANIA SOCIETY 8 I8 - 820 Be-Imont Street RSX s I Q- INS I I fait. gt s N. S.. Pittsburgh, Pa. st gas -of 'Y .,, ,isrsr I ' ,g .3 1 :X .: ESQ ra. W s vw' K a s S N at X it ws O tr X 'i as x A E ! X if Ss Est I A SSX John Chickenosky Anthony Gaiies Bernard Wainauskis Anthony Krikston Andrew Wise Board President Vice President Financial Secretary ' Recording Secretary Treasurer of Directors G 'I - Joseph Bomlolasky Alberta Chestnut - Albin ales P q One Hundred Eighteen Phone CE. I-7755 LILLIAN'S Beauty Salon HAIR STYLES FOR PARTICULAR WOMEN COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE I-IAIR TINTING A SPECIALTY I809 Brighton Place N.S., Pittsburgh I2, Pa. Phone Llnden I-8393 Norris C. McEIwain Papering-Painting - Plastering and all Icincls ot 'repairs 3309 Reuben St. Pittsburgh IIZI Pa. KNOBLACH'S FURNITURE, CARPETS, and APPLIANCES I8 I6 BEAVER AVENUE N. S.. Pittsburgh, Pa. CEdar I-6002 cedar I-7799 I CHARLES COHEN. Ladies', ChiIdren's and Infants' Ready-to-Wear I8 I9-2 I Beaver Avenue N.S.. Pittsburgh, Pa. SMITTY-MACKIN'S Esso Products Accessories Phone Llnden I-983I 3200 California Ave. Pittsburgh, Penna. Phone Ce. I-6378 Free Delivery CORNER A Fruit Market Fresh fruits and vegetables Groceries - Fresh meats Dairy Products ISO6 Brighton Place N.S., Pittsburgh I2, Pa. JUniper I-0729 Ernest E. Ehrler BAKERY Wedding 84 Birthday Cakes a Specialty Ernest E. Ehrler, Prop. 3535 Fleming Ave. Pittsburgh I2. Pa. Page One Hundred Ninetee T Best Wishes To The Class of June I953 A FRIEND WM. A. AEBERLI CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS I24 East North Avenue N. S., Pittsburgh MODERN AND COMPLETE SERVICE FOR BETTER LUCK ALWAYS P 3 One Hundrkd Twenty Residence Office CEdar I-7I57 CEdar I-I673 Criminai lx Civil Marriage L. 523161-I Penneiii ERIC R. YOUNG I245 Brighton Road Pittsburgh 33. Pa. P'hone CE. I-I9I9 CONSTABLE 2Ist Ward SOCONY PRODUCTS 24-Hour Auto Tag service l7I5 Beaver Ave. Tires' Bafgeries 3, Accessories N. S.. Pittsburgh IZ' Pa. Washing Q Lubrication Q Tune Up Compliments Of CRAWFORD'S DAIRY Call Day or Nighti' SISMOUR'S Dry Cleaners and Dyers, Inc. ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS Phone Fairfax I-2955 I-2956 I399 Hodgkiss Street N.S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Ph Sandusky Pharmacy Inc. S. Schenck, Ph. G. C. PoIIocIc, Ph. G. :zz E. Ohio, car. Sandusky Pittsburgh I2, P.. one: cedar i-soiz VERB'lSK'S DELICATESSEN Cold Cuts, Baked Goods and Sandwiches Homemade Candy Brighton Road and Woods Ru n Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Page One Hundred Twenty Linden Beer Distributing Co. Llnden I-8007 3627 California Ave. N. S., Pittsburgh I2, Pa. ALLEGHENY FOUNDRY CO., INC. Iron Castings A. G. PASGUINI CE. I-9562 Proprietor FA. I-300I PARK VIEW INN CHOICE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES-LIOUORS We cater to parties - large or small 8 W. North Ave. Pittsburgh I2, Pa. P ge One Hundred Twenty-t Er K QE my me .. 46,2 E FORT PITT ii DRIVEWAYS - ASPHALT PAVINGS - SIDEWALKS - ROADS ASPHALT DRIVEWAY CO ONil?Xgi V I926 CHATEAU STREET Pi c'csburgh 33. Pa. James J. Sailor, President - Vincent S. Ro vit to, Treasurer Cedar l-35 I9- Open Daily 9 A.M. to 6 P.M Mon., Wed.. Fri. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M FRANK'S BEAUTY SALON Hair Styling, Permanent Waving and y Other Types of Beauty Work FRANK S. ROVITTO 705 Sandusky St Prop. N. S.. Pittsburgh. Pa GERARDF BCEH FLOWERS Florists' Telegraph Delivery -l4l4 Beaver Avenue N.S., Pittsburgh l2, Pa. Phone CEdar I-l3l3 - Residence, WE. I-0823-R 'Ohoice Flowers For Choice Friends F Pvsf-Gazeffe Carmen J. Canino SHOE SERVICE J. A. FOLMER A 323l Brighton Road, N. S. lnd. Dist. Home Del. Pittsburgh l2' pa. A CALDERONE'S MARKET I4l8 Beaver Ave. N.S., Pittsburgh, Pa. FREE DELIVERY Phone: AL. I-0834 Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, and Meats - Frozen Foods P ge One Hundred Twenty-four Compliments Of AlllS'CHAlMERS ALLIS-CHALMERS - Pittsburgh Works Columbus and Preble Avenues 'Pittsburgh 33, 'Pennsylvania P ALlegl1eny I-4400 Jordan Pharmacy GOOD LUCK P. W. Schminkey, Ph. G. SOCIALITES 8: ROYAL MEN M. J. Mancuso, Ph. C-3. - l3O0 Wood'land Ave. FROM at Shadeland MA Q Phone. Ju. I-334l P'i'c'cs'burgh I2, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS TO A SWELL COUPLE REG-E 8: C-5RETE Loads of Luck 8: Success SUE CULLEN GEORGE WETZEL BUILDER 4000 Kleber Sireei: FAirfax I-5069 Page One Hundred Twenty-six ALLEGHENY I- I 687 V. S. ROVITTO, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL I926 CHATEAU STREET - PITTSBURGH 33, PA. Page One Hundred Twe ty i Caltl Bergfelt Home Dressed Meats And Groceries Dry Cleaners 3 I 78 McClure Ave. 380' Brighton Road NS Pittsburgh' Pa' Pittsburgh, Pa. JUniper I-5830 JU. I-l354 EDWARD A. ZILIAN 3898 Brighton Read at Kleber N. s., Pmgburgh iz, Pa. Llnden I-2604 A LOCOCO'S MARKET FRUITS GROCERIES 1 VEGETABLES MEATS ISI7 MONTEREY STREET CEdar I-9206 Page One' Hundred Twenty-eight Compliments ot JOSEPH TEMER Compliments of Girl Scouts of America TROOP 774 N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. 'Parker's Dairy I2I4 Woodland Ave. Complete Line of W STAN'S Atlantic Service Gas - Oil - Lubrication Repairs Dairy Products - Sandwiches Luncheon Meats - Groceries l50l Brighton Road Sodas - Sundies Pgh., Pa. CE I-9625 lnterior Decorating Exterior Painting J. A. GOLDEN Home and Office Maintenance 2722 McDowell St. Pittsburgh I2, Pa. ROsewood I-7400 Winkler and Winkler Automobile Financing and Insurance 3 I28 Brighton Road Pittsburgh, Pa. Ll I-3242 LI I-7II5 JU I-2I22 Clear Sailing to the June Graduates from the Oliver Ship ot State The Student Cabinet S. KAUFMAN JEWELER 725 East Ohio Street Pres. - August Pilre lst Vice - Dave Nida l 2nd vice - Don Whiffmef N. S., Pittsburgh I2, Pa. Sec. of Financp - Margie 'Denslow Sec. of Pu . - Milo Fisc er Soc. of Traffic - .Karl Kruger Telephone CEdar l' Sec. of Sanitation - Walter Majeslri Page One Hundred Twenty-n GABOSCH HARDWARE Lucas and Dutch Boy Paints General Electric Television and Appliances 3245 Brighton Rd. LI I-22I7 APPLIANCES O GIFTS Q JEWELERY R. C. A. TELEVISION RUSSELL M. CROWLEY I Phone ALIegheny I430 I 5 I8I I Beaver Avenue Pittsburgh 33, Pa. John U. Young Prescription Pharmacist 365I California Ave. Cor. Termon Pittsburgh, P Linden I-I88I A GUS'S I Peanut Stand Specializes in Ice Balls PEANUTS POPCORN West Park, North Side Proprietor-Gus Kalaris Page One Hundred Thirty HAGER'S BAKERY Choice Baked Goods I237 Woodland Avenue Llnden I-3300 Standard Sportswear Shop The Style Store Stores Conveniently Located of A. G. Grocers A I I I7 lsland Avenue F,Airfax I-3366 MCCONAGHY NQRTI-:ERN Pharmacy Light Company Everything Eleotrical 2I9 East Ohio St. Pittsburgh I2, Pa. Earl Schminlcey 3807 Brighton Rd. Ro. I-8589 N. s., Pgh.. Pa Compliments V Compliments to The l2A Class of I W --SPIKEH Book's Shoe Store Page One Hundred Thirty-o THE COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY Woods Run Office 2924 Preble Avenue Pittsburgh 33, Pa. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. STOTLER'S PHARMACY 330I Brighton Road Pittsburgh 22, Pa. Congratulations, Betz, Your Big Sister ANKY Falcon Paper Co. Stanley J. Zukiewicz, Prop. 343l C-Sass Avenue Pittsburgh I2, Pa. Paper - LI I-2699 - Products P g O Hundied Thirty-two .lim and Tom LIBERATORE'S Barber Shop Brighton Place Sincere and Best Wishes From the Oliver High School . -1 BAND Mr. Nelson Miller, Director Compliments of HELEN'S Beauty Shoppee Abbinanti's Market 40I Melrose Ave. Frozen Foods - Groceries Meats - Produce l202 Woodland Ave. Pittsburgh I 4, Pa, U I-5955 CE I-9746 Compliments of C l' - amp 'ments Franklin Tavern Barb Diane Sue GLEN HULME, Prop. l4l0 N. Franklin St. Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of H. l. SORORITY NORTH Recreation Alleys Bobbie Jeanne Carolyn June l325 Reedsdale St. Char Lois . Ellen Jane Marsh N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Evelyn Mary Ann , Ginny Patti Lou CE I 9535 Page One Hundred .Thirty-hh ,-JI' -4 .NEW KPENYON r Bowling Center Bryant Hauling Inc. 823 'Federat N.S.. PittsBhrgh Phonei Cfdarn I-9597 . ' '- I I224 Adams Street W. G. PATTERSON.. Piffsbufgh 33- Pa- 'Mu. I-03l7' B P P 'F 3' -L5 .U 'N 5,. 52 -XX tb 5-' fr' X Z'--X 1 PL ya' 3 Q tr ix'-?g 5 g 'NL 5 'gl J!-J , - ' A '.,X ,C Q a 5 99- 'xt 'xrx 2 l E Q 5 .' a :t ix :Q-4 B eLAssBR,Er4NERaf.f ff, 0 B, ,Q 15 gr X 711--117: V 'Q XX 'D' 'ug ' ,-81. P . .' ' ,ks Q xo r VQ , rescrlptlon armacy 1 Q .Afx ad ' 21' Q'x .5 ...J , ,Q 1 ., gh I 9 'F xg' T S 3053 Brighton Road - h .-'mittsburgh-12. Baan 2 . , ' U-,Q I X, sdgg'-VL. -Q.. ,Sic . I ' ' I Phone Llndep I-1786 PNX q Q 5 'QL . A ' 5 's PX 1 , t PE. I-98I7 V I . l Ll I-3708-M JOHNSON O81 CHESNEY B B A ,- I 1 , BUILDING CONTRACTORS 1 i 4:2 SWQISSVALE AVE h ' -V602 KLINE RD. Pittsburgh 2l. Pa. f Pittsburgh I2Q Pa. P ge One Hundred! Thirty-tour J HOTEL CHARLES Conveniently Locatecl 1' W i602 Beaver Avenue N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. l ALlegheny l-7363 Newly Built - Modern -:New Carpeting and Furniture Restaurant and Bar Rooms Available - Daily and Weekly Rates Daily - S2 and up Weekly - Special Rates A - P Compliments of COMPUMENTS Brighton Theatre Ol: ' anti A ' B Brighton .Bowling 237 Alleys Valley Coal 8: Distributing Co. CHAMPION COAL 240I Preble Ave. N.S., Pittsburgh 33, Pa. Compliments of ESSER Beer Distributor I022 Beaver Avenue Page Ona Hundred 'Dhirty-li Lincoln Shoe Repair 3740 California Ave.' N. S., Pittsburgh I2, Pa. Sam Corea. Prop. BYER'S MARKET Choice Groceries and Meat FA I-6220 I4l4 Monterey St N. S., Pittsburgh I2, Pa. GOLDIES E. Ohio 8: Sandusky N. S. Finest Men's Store STYLE T Beauty Shoppe 3650 california Ave. JU I-3659 Complimentsyof A ECONOMY To THE Cash 'Market I907 St. Ives Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. i GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE, I953 WE THANK AND APPRECIATE i OUR ADVERTISERS AND FRIENDS y T BEST WISHES ro ALL! WE THOWPE YOU HAVE ENJOYED OUR OMICRON ' i Page One Hundred T-hwlrty-six IZA CLASS, JUNE, I953 SENIOR ORIGINALS THE LIFE STORY OF A DO0RKNO1B The life story of a doorknob begins quite naturally in a forest. It is a forest of Gum Trees, howeiver, our doorknob was not made out of gum wood but out of pine wood. This little pine tree was all alone in a forest of gums and so he was pining away for want of another pine. Maybe you wonder how a pine tree pines. Well it pines for food - like pineapples or ice cream cones which in Pine' land are called pine cones. 'One day the pine tree was asked if he would care to join in a friendly game of Pinochle, but he could not say he would for all he had were wood knots. Well to continue - One day a lumber company lumbered up to obtain some lumber. This they did with the help of axes. If you remember an axe is a sharp instrument used for chopping. When the first gum tree was felled, the little pine tree thought - Gosh! f f this is the first time I ever saw a gum drop. The little pine tree didn't like the union Workers at the lumber camp because when they got tired working they could leave. But a pine tree has no leaves. Then a sad thing occurred, the .little pine tree was chopped down and car' ried far away to a factory. On his way to the factory he ribbed and needled the other trees, because everyone knows that a .pine needles. When he arrived at last at the factory, he found there a dog. Well the little pine tree didn't like the dog, because the dog could bark louder than the pine tree and the bark against his grain. He also found upon reaching the factory that he' was to be made into a baseball bat. He didn't like this, because he never did like clubs and was determined never to -be a joiner. Besides he wasn't much of a batter, because the pitch of the pine is always the better. So they thought it better for him to be a door knob, therefore he was shaped into round balls called knobs. Then he was sandpapered. The little pine thought this tickled, but he didn't laugh because he thought that would be rude. Thus he overcame a nobs tickle. He was supposed to be boxed, but since the box office was closed it was de- cided he should be crated and then sent to Pittsburgh, Pa. He liked this much -better since he never did care much for boxing, and especially since he was soft wood. On the way to Pittsburgh many of his friends caught terrible colds and ended up a coffin. However he survived and was then installed in one of the nobbiest houses in Pittsburgh. 'Maybe you' would like to know his favorite motto - so here it is - A soft wood doorknob turneth - ' And also his favorite joke -Knock, knock Who's there? Isador Isador who? Isador knob - So now to close our story - always remember - Hard usage will not destroy a doorknob, but a termite. MARJICRIE DENSLOW Page One Hundred Thirty-seven Vi I I , . ' . i N I , Q qw I K 1 s I , gt E ' ' f ,W l V c I. ' l I O DEN S I I ' I I I 4 I b my lot Q b ' ' I 0 s' this fri ht, ing spot ' I I And s 5 out upon e peaceful blu ' . I ith the ' ary spire risi ' to v' . I N Q , ' y 'Often e I wished I e ' l I l A ' from t ' hands th t ' ' ' If' ig t i ' e ream V I i ' re ' . ing a tmar ' I ! f Te, terri dream. 4, A ut it's t th nd o ctio ' : t cause such oe u me, , I y Fon I vities h e you, s my De t K I l i .our cav' s too ny, says e. V ' I I I IM I I gu ss I' just h to endur it, . I ' emirry, he dris 1C , I I ' e ads otton, th race W ow 2 y I wis I ved i he s 'c SJ . I I I . f - ' I I I ' D 't ' lati ' is f , i W the poo s erer w . i OH ll t de ti must , l l here .I e those ho must a all 'hei t th pul V d, 1 ' I I - , ff, And hose I o jus llxone or wo. X l I I ' I . I I ach as h' wn ach and pai 5 I is ndens illst' ,to. , ' I But t I4 all ause the Denti ore t ubl I an t monkeys o d at t z i I f' f i up I Still octor L w keeps workin A , 0 I l nd pati y miling i t r ugh. l I giv him ood al o t I ' A y l l tience, o e, and skill. ' I ho is go k, ill continue, . . I i' is happin n health as Well. I . y y Q -A1110 S-CMM 6,5 U A me I I ' l If , l I I 0 ' I l I I l N I Page One Hundred Thirty-eight I l I . I I I Il I L TT 6-2351 G' idfiflg K 5 ai- f...L'.'Z,'fZ..c -i A Y ,ls Y Y Y I x ,I -1- - Tvviiv Y-wi Zi 2, f ascii ff' ziatiegs s ,, , , ' it eff ,,,?jt'? f 'f E ' 1, - s ' ' , V , l 'f.gl,b e eart leam sag' toeinine? - W His yes are in my direction His entire , 'He'iJ3g3'pi f pure p tionxg N? j . . .A . , bo ou, 4 xx , ' all ' ' y hea ontrol. N xx, ' Q V He A i in , my , X , ' t I s ' 'L l - ha veny bi i , 'cl pulses, sw t rapt aring eaxrt, l -4 ' y He 1 the one om my part. HiS.i iss of on, HJ . Eczadds t e glow o complexio ' - ' To hi d hi lo be true ff is ' , ' . , ' v Vu are ost in lkve's cl - 1 O e feelin hare, h ar d .. w . . f , , . , N We a ir or t V ., ur lov all last an eternity. AR: ooL ' ' ' ' gl , ON' V , ' r a , if l 3 l OH X X I-X' ' Oh, Omicron! , Omic ! H ' 4 How lovely is thy cover. ' Y ' TEL How clear the pictures, how sharp the type. - How peop-le's eyes do hover f ' - Over the senior writefups gay, I X The kings and queens of 12B and 12A. l The snapshot page has so much on it ' 'Twould take days to see the whole of it. 4 T There're the home rooms, clubs, the language classes, The teams, the champs, the cheerleading lasses. A , , The majorettes are in there, too, , 'f I'm in more than once and so are you. , There's jim and Allen and Yvonne, There's Bonnie, Bill, August, and Ron. 'Phe book is filled with happy faces - The Seniors are happy - they're going places! 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