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

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OUR HONOR ROLL DAVID B. 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

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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