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

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OUR FACULTY PRINCIPAL - FRANK H. HERRINGTON VICE PRINCIPAL - - CHARLES W. SPARKS VOCATIONAL COUNSELOR - - G. A. SCHNABEL GIRLS' ADVISOR ART EDITH REILLY CYRIL I. WIRTNER COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS HENRY S. BAUMGARTEN MARY CATHERINE DONNELLY L. L. HAMMOND ELIZABETH ANN HILL ATHENA A. SAPHOS ENGLISH BESSIE JANE ATKINSON RITA C. BLIESZNER JEAN SOMMERS BOSCO FLORENCE K. DILLIG HAROLD K. HESS MARGARET KISKADDEN MARY E. McANLIS CHARLES B. MCNUTT First Semester GLADYCE E. PETERSEN MARY H. SEYBERT GENERAL EDUCATION ALICE R. EYRICI-I HOMEMAKING BETTY J. BARBOUR PATRICIA M. ELSNER HELEN R. FALKENSTEIN MARION .LING WILCOX Page Six' INDUSTRIAL TRAINING WILLIAM B. FARRELL JOSEPH H. HEIDRICH First Semester WALLACE MacMASTER JAMES R. NEWMAN Second Semester JOHN P. SEBASTIAN, JR. JOI-IN W. ZIMMER LANGUAGES MARIE E. DOLLMAN-'German HAROLD K. HESS-Latin KATI-IRYN MCLAUGHLI N-Spa nIsI1 LIBRARIAN RHUAMA VINCENT MATHEMATICS HENRY S. BAUMGARTEN DAVID W. DUESSEL First Semester CHARLES W. EKEY ROSEMARY GEARY ESTELLA D. HAASE Second Semester HENRY H. HATTMAN MARY E. HOSS Second Semester BENJAMIN D. KAHN MARIE E. KRUSE Music I HERBERT R. summe- FLORENCE K. oatme- ARTHUR GOETZ 1 ELIZABETH A. MILLER PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROBERT D. BELL JAMES BROWN, JR. RUTH A. ELLIOTT ALMA A. FENSKE BESS A. HANKEY HARRY N. SIGEL SCIENCE CHARLES W. EKEY ARNOLD R. ELLIOTT HOWARD C. GRIEGG MARY E. HOSS Second Semester NELLE V. McLAUGHLIN RENO F. SEYBERT SOCIAL STUDIES JOSEPH A. BURGO FLORENCE A. DUTNEY HELEN E. FRAZIER EUGENE P. GIRMAN OSCAR I. HARTER LUCILE FRUIT KASTHNER HELEN M. KIESTER MARY M. KRAUS SECRETARIES HAZEL M. CLARKE BERNICE L. HAMMER ALICE Z. SIGAFOOS FLORALEE MANN STEIN Library Clark EVABELLE WEYMAN CUSTODIAN ROBERT GRAY SWIMMING MATRON MARGARET E. WARD '-

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FORWARD In the thirty years that have passed since the graduation of the first eightyffour stu' dents in 1926, the policy of the OMICRON has remained, for the most part the sanie with only one exception, the adoption of the permanent cover design in February, 1955. However, this year of 1956 begins a new era in the history of Oliver tradition since, for the first time, both the February and Iune classes have combined their talents to present in one book, what had before been pub' lished in two. Iust as the class of fune, 1926, were pioneers, we, the classes of February and Iune, 195 6, are pioneers in our own right presenting the new', Ornicron which this year includes features that were not present in previous issues. We be' lieve that this accoinplishrnent represents a step forward in the history of the GMICRON. Page Fivg

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