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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1928 volume:

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QLIVER HIGH SCHQOL PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA FEBRUARY 1928 lbw W fi4 , W A T H 5 ew we ggehiratiun TO THOSE IN WHOSE SPORTSMANSHIP AND IJOYALTY IS EMBODIED THE SPIRIT OF OLIVER, To Our Football Team WE, THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 SINOERELY DEDICATE THIS NUMBER OF THE OMIORON. aw N95 JOHN F. BAILEY Principal Art ,i Mathematics A N 1551 CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 QQ X X Principal f f VicefPrincipal f Director of Activities Girls' Advisor f Vocational Counselor Lucy L. Colella' Donald R. Dohner Marian Sutch -v r -1 Commercial Alice M. Bell Caroline Crawford Martha Davidson Earl W. Dobbins J. C. Tallant L. L. Hammond Emma Margaret Hood Mildred E. Mullan 4 H. P. Roberts 1- English Ida Grace Cramer Rita A. Criste ' Marie Dollman x Frank H. Herrington Mary E. McAnlis Margaret Kiskadclon Myrtle McCready ' Katherine C. Robinson Lottie Claire Scotti Mary H. Seyberti Jessie M. Scott N Home Economics Genevieve Cushwa Pearl Davies Helen Falkenstein Martha A. Proven Industrial Arts h 1 James R. Berry Lewis W. Corbin C. B. Duff W. B. Farrelld Parmella B. Kirsoppd' Wallace MacMaster John W. Zimmer Languages Wynona M. Baker Rita A. Criste '3 Nellie L. Flanagan Harold K. Hess N-M Harriet E. Kelly Pauline Kirwan rl FACULTU f f f J. F. Bailey f Mary McArdle f Elizabeth Gannon f Ruth Lowman f f M. Elinor Smith N F Rhoda R. Bowler Maude Clayton 1 Rosemary Geary N A Claude D. Jewell' L. O, Packer! U. Mary Jane Porterg J. C. Stuchel 1 Music . Marie Saul Ethel Disay 1 Arthur Goetz H Physical Education Harry C. Brown Ethel M. James James A. Dennis Bess A. Hankey Genevieve Kerr Bessie McKay Lawrence W. Rockwell B P Salesmanship and Business Organization Mary C. Donnelly ' Science A. J. Brownmillers' Forrest F. Craig Cornelia Ecke Howard C. Greggxf, Frank W. Murphy G. A. Schnabel K Social Science and History Anna E. Cannon Annette Dyessi Lucile Fruit V' Ida M. Gealeyj Oscar I. Harter I. Noralie Stickle Bertha Vaughn X Librarians Katherine H. 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He gives the ladies all the air He's quite sarcastic to the fair. ROBERT CANN IN G HB0b93 Now here's a boy who for money surely does not hanker, For don't you see, dear people, he is the class' bankerg And in his present position, it does not seem so funny That Bobby should be forever always asking for money. ALBERT CHESTNUT A Chestnut means an old story, A plain nut means one who is queer, But Albert means one that is clever And rustles copy for our Omicron dear. MARJORY CLAIR Marge This girl's as meek as Moses With the patience of a saint, Aside from this, she's all O. K., We haven't a complaint. RUSSELL CONEBY Ben Franklin was a printer, Yet he became quite great, So Russel keeps on setting type From early morn till very late, Perhaps a hundred years from now A laurel wreath may crown your brow! WAFFORD DAILEY Wafl'ord's big and blond and handsome, But he has one terrible fault It's not the failing of a saint To make one believe you're what you aint LANCE DUGGER Good old Lance, so staunch and true He's the one to see, when you feel blueg Out on the gridiron he mothered the team He was so very skillful-we always just beam. T MARGARET ECK Hpeggyv At times she's sedate and quiet, She hides her thoughts away And then her lively spirit Bursts forth, and all is gay. MARGARET FEIGH CCpeggy79 Fie! Margaret Feigh Don't cast your eye, On a youth who sings and dances. The Price is too highg And e're you die, You will have other fancies. MICHAEL FRANZAK CGMike9! Silence is golden, so the sage's story rang The only time our Mike talks is when he's with the gang. WILLIAM EARL FREW SCROSYD This is Earl of the Burning Locks- An advertising manager unique, If you are looking for argument, This is the man to seek. JOHN FULLERTON rffrwanv Now dear people, when you look at this picture Don't think for one minute that we are mistaken Fore we made sure each one's picture was takeng For this one is John, the other is Wilbur. WILBUR FULLERTON E ccvvibbyn The next one a twin like the one before, In fact he is his brother, And both of them look so much alike You can't tell one from t'other. I can't add any more for him, be that as it may, He's so much like his brother, there's nothing more to say. OLIVER GOLIAN Ollie Bon jour, bon jour, mes amies, Says our Oliver Golian, Because to be a Frenchman He's trying all he cang So he greets his many class mates In the language so romantic, But to read his English essays Nearly drives his teachers frantic. FLORENCE JOHNSON Our Florence is very quiet And she studies all the while, Tho' she doesn't start a riot She does have a lovely smile. WILLIAM JONES HBO!! Bo is a piccola player, A bandsman of renown. He sleeps through English classes And is never known to frown. ANNA KAPURKA 66Ann77 This one little maid so independent Refuses to have a male attendantg She's almost always full of fun and spice She may be independent, but she's very very nice. JOHN KOTCHIN Big John He towers over common folk In size and mind as well, And quite a lady's man is he In this he does excel. SYLVIA LIPTZ Gisyln Oh, Syl is such a jolly girl And makes so many friends, Whatever she starts in to do She'll stick until the end. FRANK MEKOVSKY CII-Iunkff Now Andy W. Mellon handles the money of our nation And on the staff of the Omicron, Hunk has a similar stationg If Frank keeps up at his present great speed, He'll be the only treasurer our nation will need. ANNA LOUISE MEYERS Anne She's very conscientious, All her work she does quite wellg She looks so proper and sedate- But you can never tell. JOHN MUHLHEIZLER They tell me he's bashful, But I dunno. Still water runs deep- So may John, you know! ALICE MUTH HAI!! Alice is a quiet lass, Demure and studious she, Her other virtues we might state But haven't space, you see. RUSSELL MCBRIDE CCRuSs!9 Our Russ is a footfball hero, A musician of some fame, He's interested in a little girl With an airy, fairy name. f MARY McCANN 'Tis a sweet Irish colleen, named Mary McCann, Writes things for our paper in an illigent hand, Shure she's popular, witty, can sing like a lark, Oh, pity the gossoon, she'll soon break his heart! L' AUGUSTA MCCORD GGG!-1577 Now Gus will sometimes hesitate To state just what she knows, But once she gets those ballets on- Oh then, just watch her toes. WILBUR NICHOLL C 6Lucky77 A Nichol isn't much to spend On Wilbur chocolate bars But here we have a lad so full of fun He keeps dull care upon the run. UDWIGA PLUKIS Ciwiggiev And now the next dear class mate is very hard to beat, She's very nice and pleasant and one great athlete. Of sports that are known, I think she loves them all, But the one sport she loves best is basket' ball. MARY ROBERTSON HCOXY!! Of Oliver O's she hasua number Oh, Mary is our athlete, She's always on the jump and go And we know she can't be beat. FLORA SCHOTT GCFIOH The social bee is a target small For Flora Schott's high aim, She had ambitions far too great For the midfyear class of '28. JOSEPH SEIGMAN Chizzy He who fights and runs away Will live to fight another day. Our L'Chizzy on the grid says this: I'll run and run, till the ball they missg For he who lights and runs away Will be the hero of the day. at MILDRED SMITH SCSis,, She's good in almost any sport, Most anything she'll dare. We all like Sis's friendly smile, She's sure a classmate rare. STEWART SMITH ffsfewv Take a lump of Senior Editor, Add a bit of acting smart, Take of brains a plenty- Though he doesn't show them olfg Add a dash of real good fellow And a heart that's brave and true, Stir them all together for a fine Smith Stew. JANE STANGER A sweet little miss A petite little miss One we'll all miss, Bluefeyed Jane. JOHN SEBIS A poet's brow with waving locks, Reminds our class of Byrong john Sebis as our editor Resembles that great lion. But writing for the Omicron Is easy with a-lexicon. JAMES STERLING CCI-Iungry! 7 Sterling means pure silver Free from all alloy and dross, Therefore James has much to strive for, Or his name will lose its gloss. ADIE STEVENS Jack Sac 'Tis here we pen a line or so Of Adie's wondrous artg In school or out, where 'ere he he, He'll take a leading part. BETTY STONE 'Tis said Helen of Troy was a Titian blond, Who caused many hearts to flutterg ' But in the class of '28, quite a few met their Fate When Betty Stone stepped out to conquer. IVERNIA TEATHER CCIVYS7 The poets sing of England's rose, But here we have transplanted Our Ivy: ever staunch and true, That knits together Hrm as fate The class of 1928. JACK WATT Our clever, goodflooking staff artist will fill you full of bliss, If you want to know L'Watt he looks like, just glance across from this. All the art for the Omicron through his hands must passg If you'll but examine it you'll see that he has class. ROBERT YOUNG ECBob7, A quiet young fellow With lofty aim, An earnest worker, He'll come to fame. Joi-IN MILLER Charm , Our charming Charm says one who knows He's a football hero, and Oh! my! oh! He's a blushing boy with a bashful past But in athletics he certainly is fast. QQ CLASS or FEBRUARY 1928 QQ Loq of The S. S. Glivernii-1 from Februaru 1925 to Fc-:bruarq 1928 Cn a cold day in February, in the year of 1924, a brave crew of inexperienced and deathfdefying sailors settled in the colony of Irwinia. It was here, that with splendid cooperation, the crew proposed to build a large steamer and name it after their beloved idol, David B. Oliver' FEBRUARY 1925 A. D. A great throng of people were seen admiring a steamship bearing the letters, S. S. OLIVERNIA. Looking through a powerful telescope, tiny specs of people could be seen miles away crowding anxiously to catch a glimpse of the famous steamer. At last the LEVIATHAN had met its match. The steamer was inf deed, a product of beauty, being designed by such worldfknown artists as Ollie Golian, Honey', Anesin, Jack Watt, and Betty Stone. Pennants bearing the ship's motto On, Sail On could be seen fluttering in all directions. As the steamer was leaving port, enroute to the land of Graduation, strains of the Oliver Hymn could be heard. MARCH 1925 A .D. First red letter day arrives-Marjorie Clair, one of the finest members falso smartestj of our crew on board is appointed the first secretary of the Oliver High Students' Association. Waford Dailey, 'Llike father, like son, inherits from his dad the art of directing traffic in the halls. Watch your step, Superintendent Walsh, or you'll soon be looking in a newspaper column under the heading of L'Ma1e Help Wanted. ' APRIL 1925 A. D. Johnny Mulheizler and Bob Young are becoming close rivals with the famous Dodge Brothers in the matter of motors and machines. They gain their knowledge on this subject by their frequent tinkering with motors and other such paraphernalia. MAY 1925 A. D. ' Honey Anesin, in our estimation, is a fine example of a typical sailor. Besides being handsome, fas most sailors arej and having a girl in every port, Honey is a human ish, winning the highest award Qliver can offer, the letter HO . JUNE 1925 A. D. First big musical production- The Mikado -many Chinks contributed by the crew. The orchestra which did so nobly, was represented by Margaret Feigh. - ' JULY AND AUGUST 1925 A. D. Ship reaches port and the crew had shore leave for two warm months. Few sailors found odd jobs, while others did much as they pleased. QQ THE oM1cRoN I lx! SEPTEMBER 1925 A. D. Anna Meyers, Florence Johnson, and Anna Kapurka have it over the whole crew when it comes to quietness and attention. We often wondered why they always managed to get such good marks in all subjects. Looking back over the records, we find that some did not return from shore leave. OCTOBER 1925 A. D. FOOTBALL!!! what a healthy activity. The equad was represented by three of our great stars, Adie Stevens, Charm Miller, and Lance Duggar. Scored on Schenley-Beat Allegheny and South High. NOVEMBER 1925 A. D. Ah! the weaker sex brings the good ship OLIVERNIA into the limelight. Alice Muth is manager of the Volly Ball Team, with Mary Robertson, Udwiga Plukis, and Mildred Smith as players. 5213.4 vs-.5-aj., . .... IQ I if if C DECEMBER 1925 A. D. The girls' basket ball team brings honor to Udwiga Plukis and Mary Robert' son, both of the crew. Adie Steven-s shines as captain of the Oliver natators. JANUARY 1926 A. D. The steamer takes out from its Christmas vacation. !'Stew Smith, an' other of our famous athletes is what we would call a gloom killer. He's said to be a sort of womanfhater, but I think he is too goodflooking to be that bad. fAsk Gallij FEBRUARY 1926 A. D. Basketball nearing the home stretch with the Oliver team striving in vain. Johnny and Wilbur Fullerton, only set of twin athletes in the school, are having their fun fooling the teacherskas to their real identity. Watch out, He who laughs last, laughs best. Margaret Eck is having her bad breaks with Miss David' son, but Margaret shows her superiority in outftalking Miss Davidson. . MARCH 1926 A. D. Down in Room 109, Russ McBride, Hunk Mekovsky, and Johnny Sebis could be rightfully called the Three Musketeers because of their close assof ciation, but somehow Russ was enchanted by that feminine charm and broke away. In the same roo1n A1 Chestnut with Buck Riefer and others were always get' ting the inside dope concerning baseball, football, both in school and out. No wonder Billy Evans, Ralph Davis, and Knute Rockne got busy in writing out sports, fthey saw the pink slips coming which meant new men for their positions., APRIL 1926 A. D. Jack Watt is the crew's best artist and cartoonist. Flora Schott steps out and becomes a modern flapper. Is she a mean mama ? Ask some of her victims. M cLAss OF FEBRUARY 1928 Lfifj MAY 1926 A. D. Butts Coneby, Babe Ruth's only dreaded rival, can be seen dressed in a Wagner Bear baseball suit as the sandlot baseball season opens. Somehow, I think his name is connected with that of Mr. Guttenburg fprobably some of the history students can identify Mr. Guttenburg to the readersj Mike Franzak's worf ries over his studies will cause his hair to turn gray before the time comes. You can see him studying every spare moment he has. By gum! he has the making of Abe Lincoln. JUNE 1926 A, D. Baseball again becomes the major sport of the time. Charm , Miller, gains a berth on the twirling staff, Johnny Fullerton also making the team. Almost a championship team. JULY - AUGUST 1926 A. D. Shore leave for two month. Mostly all doing something useful and helpful U1 SEPTEMBER 1926 A. D. V The crew is gradually growing smaller and smaller. A sailor drifting our way is picked up and becomes one of the crew. Welcome, Mr. Seigman, we are glad to have you. Beau Jones is an allfaround member. He has the honor of being the first athletic reporter for the Oliver, a member of the Combined Orchestra and a runner for Oliver's track team. OCTOBER 1926 A. D. Five husky brutes of the crew represent Olivernia in their participation in football. Duggar, Stevens, and Miller veterans, Russ McBride, a new brute, and Chizzy Seigman fstarring alreadyl. Wilbur Nicholl is now working in a North Side drugstore. We always wonder why L'Nic is the proud possessor of many luxurious articles. Explain yourself, Nic . Earl 'iRosy Erew is having his good times monkeyshining with Mr. Goetz, but finds out that Mr. Goetz is somewhat of an athlete pursuing Rosy through the auditorium. NOVEMBER 1926 A. D. Jane Stanger, alias Galli Curci, represents the steamer in many ways- Secretary of Sanitation--Hilarious harmonizer under the leadership of Miss Disay hAthlete-Smart and clever student, etc. We always wondered why Ollie Golian attracted many girls, but now we found out that he wears a different suit every day. He must be extravagant-Naw, his dad owns a tailor shop, and he just breaks in the customers' suits. DECEMBER 1926 A. D. just found out that Augusta McCord is a classic dancer. The Spanish Dance must be a humdinger when 'Gusta struts her stuff . ljkj THE OMICRONg JANUARY 1927 A. D. Without our sailors, where would the basketball team be? There are Chizzy , Charm , Lance, Johnny , and Wibby . They shattered Perry's hopes of the championship, giving them their initial defeat. lt's about time john Kotchin got into the limelight, a candidate for the football team, social chairman, and at last, class president. The crew forms a firmer organization with Miss Porter, Miss Kelly, and Mr. Rockwell as pilots. Our rings arrive-Owl 36.50. FEBRUARY 1927 A. D. Udwiga Plukis, Sis Smith, and Mary Robertson, are running a neck to neck race for the title of allfaround athlete. Lance Duggar is taken out to' play no more in athletics. He sure has done his share and more in athletics. MARCH 1927 A. D. Hungry Sterling discovers that his height comes in handy when playing volly ball for the Oliver team. APRIL 1927 A. D. I Mary McCann, one of the most prominent in the crew has showed her superiority in many ways. In the colony of Irwinia, she was the chief justice. On board the ship, she is a big asset, being on the social committee, vicefpresident of the class and in the future, editorfinfchief of the Omicron. She is another of Miss Disay's tempo teasers-possesses athletic ability-another of those born with a very excellent knowledge of English. MAY 1927 A. D. Track team shows its stuff with Stew Smith, Will Nicholl, and Will Jones participating. JUNE 1927 A. D. Baseball weather- Charm Miller becomes the important cogfwheel of the team by his superb pitching. Chizzy is also on the team. L'Chizz,y has paid for his passage on the L'Olivernia . Baseball, football, basketball and track, just like Lance. JULY -- AUGUST 1927 A. D. Two more months of shore leave, this time everyone doing his or her best to get back on the good old ship. Eorgot to mention an important fact. Helped by Udwiga Plukis, Sis Smith, and Mary Robertson, the girls' volley ball team paved their way to the sectional championship, and beating Westinghouse in the finals, came through the possessor of the silver cup. SEPTEMBER 1927 A. D. Sailing smoothly with land almost in sight. Adie Stevens wins the highest honor, that of president of the Student's Association. Johnny Billotta is the quietest boy of the crew. At times, he seems to be out of the room, but he's there. Sylvia Liptz is on the social committee for the present semester and is helping make it successful. She also has her time proving to be a little menace to Miss Kelly. CLASS or ruuuupixy 1928 HQ Xl ,, OCTOBER 1927 A. D. For the third time, football becomes the major sport. S. S. OLIVERNIA represented by Lance Duggar, manager, Adie Stevens, Charm Miller, Ohizzy Seigman, and Stew Smith. NOVEMBER 1927 A. D. Woii the sectional championship in football, but lost the city champion' ship toWesti11ghouse in a hard fought battle. Advertising campaign proves a howling success with the 35400 goal safely reached. Hunk Mekovsky, business manager, to be complimented on his choice of advertising staff. Picture committee having a hard time securing Boats pictures fguess he was afraid of the birdie j. Busy days for the Omicron Staff- Milly Barlow, besides being the major poet, is having a great time snapshooting the crew for the Omicron. FEBRUARY 1928 A. D. At last! The steamer lands, We receive our certiicates of graduation from our head' pilot, Mr. Bailey. The steamer, now as famous as that flying pronoun, We is donated to our successors. Exit, the crew of February 1928. V 2. - v, 2 Y i ,N ,1.A.. Q1 , -Ai K - i, ' , Xa: - w I A X KT .- ---gn ,1 1 -g- . f ,N x . . V ii 'E 'ly Ls X A - 5 . ' .W -.. - , , r--'O' it ff W lf l .. v , . 1 , ,, I ,- ' I, ir 9- 2 K f 'T N 1 . I my : f ,-' , ,' ,' ' ' :, , , ,, , i I f .'4Vf,, Cf .H ' If ff f JW lf- J 1 f, X -l 'll' riff' 3 f 1, X 7 4, ,lla A . ' V flffy' .V ' 'f' 1 ' W1!j f A ff r . I f':'I lu' . , 1 ff V 12.1 . 1 1 'L - . f ' i L , L' 4 bfi, I L I3 , If Mx, 1. 1 - Q ,gh , f, 744' . ,V,,, V,1,f L I I -,--fi' flrkzlvlvri , ,ff ,fi 'I dc- , AIpL', ,7,,f Jfji, I If rw' 1, lf I , ,, f. ff'.' I f.' ' ' VI , gf! . , pgs, , 'C ,Y f 56? rf? ?::7f J ff ,Lf 4 I '41 If I ,I yy! 1,1 I, , ' nik! 5 CLASS or FEBRUARY 1928 gig IDILL We, the members of the February Class of 1928 of the David B. Oliver High School, North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa., do each in turn bequeath to the future, un' deserving seniors of the aforesaid high school some article or talent which has helped our class to sail the sea of seniority without a mishap. As a class we give to the 12B's: FIRST-Our Roberts Rules of Orderf' which were carried out to a T -Yea, even in the stormiest of weather. SECOND-Our note books which will be invaluable as a guide past the shoals of Halleck. THIRD-Our dignity, something which our rowdy successors should cultivate. FOURTH-Miss Kelly's paper weight, which bangs quite frequently and loudly. , Jane Stanger leaves My Battles with the Romans or How I Conquered Caesar and Virgil. Russ. McBride leaves his privilege to sleep in O. B. to any future John Barrymore. Robert Young, john Mulheizler, Waford Dailey, Michael Franzak, active memf bers of the Amen Corner of 205 bequeath their places to four members of the 12B class. Chizzy leaves L'How I do It , or 'LMy Power over Women. Also a big drag with Miss Gealey. ' The Fullerton twins leave their ability to fool the teachers, to any two who have nerve enough. Charm Miller leaves the privilege to eat pretzels in Miss Gealey's room and still pass History 8. John Bilotta leaves his master piece The Art of Doing Trigf' or How I Solved the Problem. Sis Smith leaves, Oh How I love that Nash or Bob and I. Mary McCann leaves her chic air and upftofdate efficiency to a lucky 1213. john Kotchin leaves Use Palmolive or Rosy Cheeks. Ivy Teather leaves her sweetness and true blondness to some poor peroxide successor. The 12A class as a whole leaves its athletic ability to the underclassmen, and to the teachers the memory of many brilliant recitations. And we do now sincerely hope that the 12B's will use to the best of their ability these books, talents, and other valuable gifts, which we have so generously bequeathed to them. And we do hereby authorize and appoint J. F. Bailey to be the Executor of this our last Will and Testament. In Witness Whereof, We, the February class of 1928, have hereunto sub' scribed our name and affixed seal, the 22nd day of january in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and TwentyfEight. Class of February, 1928 W CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 HQ The Class Prophc-:cg After the graduation of the most wonderful class in the history of Qliver High School, the members of the class of Feb. '28 said goodfbye to each other and went their several ways. Slowly but surely life became unbearable to these famous Oliverites-- and why not? How could they live happily without being together? Finally, the thing became serious and ergo the leaders of this famous class namely: John Kotchin, Adie Stevens, Joseph Seigman, and Udwiga Plukis met in New York and decided upon a plan whereby the members of the group could be united for a while. We relate the following from Udwiga's book of minutes which finally appeared in the form of a log because this famous com' mittee decided that the class should drag out the old tub Oliverina and take a cruise around the world. When the famous crew appeared at the dock in New York we had a hard time recognizing the little children of '28, As the ship got under way this un' seen visitor Qyours trulyj made a few observations and wrote them down. fHence, this torturej To begin with, the acting captain of the ship John Kotchin is now seven feet tall. His occupation as the most celebrated lawyer in the United States has not interfered with his keeping good hours, therefore he still has that schoolf girl complexion . And who is this distinguished looking man showing the girls how to 'do the New York Push QThe latest dance-the big hit of '39j? Oh! Mr. Stevens. Well, we might have known Adie would turn out to be a prosperous banker. He's retired now, and is spending his millions as he pleases. tHe still likes pretzelsj Right here with Adie we find the cause for a future ntoothless race . Stew Smith has become a famous dentist and is now head of the Smith Dental Clinic . Next we meet the distinguished pianist, Marjory Clair. Marjory is now Superintendent of Music in the Pittsburgh Public Schools. We find Marjory talking to a very lovely lady-who? Oh! Miss Augusta McCord. Well, Gus . And what is it she's using her valuable time for now? Oh, yes. You see Gus always had a liking for odd jewelry and old furniture. fShe once broke a leg on a chair to make it look antiquej 'LGus now owns a very exclusive antique shop which she named Ye Olde Tin Pan Oh yes! it's most exclusive. flncidentally among her prized possession is The Paper Weight.j We hear a lot of noise and turn about just in time to meet the famous Chizz,ie Seigman and Hunk Mekovsky. They're still arguing over which was the best G. T. Warren. Chizzie was appoiid to the post of ambassador to Afaghanistan, but he refused the position because he couldn't find the place on the map and anyway it was against his principles to speak Polish. Hunk is spending his time staking oil claims in Mexico. He hasnlt gotten into any trouble yet, but he still has hopes. We think maybe we're seeing double-oh, no. The Fullerton Twins. Twin and NVibby are now doubling for each other in the movies. Their latest production was entitled The Kidnapping of Kitty . Promenading the deck we find Flora and What . Mrs. What just about bought out the Qin THE OMICRON QQ Paris shops on her last trip there and looks the part. Mr. What is now the lgading cartoonist for the New York Times . 'Gentlemen Prefer .r.......... -dog' gone it, who is she? Oh, I remember- Ivy , Miss Teather has just about usurp' ed Pavlowa's place, and had a terrible time cancelling her engagements so that she might make the cruise. Honey Anesin has joined the Marines so he's right at home on board . Honey decided he wanted one in every port so he took up usailoringv. Margaret Feigh wanted to do accompanying so now she's accom' panying 'Hymn . Betty Stone has just made her debut as a Metropolitan Opera star and is receiving congratulations from her friends. This conversation over in the corner must be interesting. Well no won' der, it's the famous Siamese Twins -Stanger and McCann. Only now the duet has changed to a quartet for Jane has long since promised 'sto obey and Mary is still playing the game of jacks . We find john Sebis talking to Earl Frew about their latest deal. You see John got artistic after the Senior play and is now def signing ads for all the big concerns. Frew handles all this work because he is at the head of the biggest advertising company in the United States. Russell Mc' Bride has become famous as an orchestra director and song writer QHe's a second Paul Whitmanj. Sylvia Liptz is now writing for the Ladies' Home Journal . Her latest article was called NVhat High School Girls Like To Eat or My Locker Between Periods . And here, my dear people, my observations must end for the famous crew has discovered me prying into their futures and given me for my Bon Voyage a couple of black eyes-I leave you with the hopes that the Olivernia gets back to port without warping. EM cr. Ass OF FEBRUARY 1928 of-N Veronica Duane Roderick White Nancy White Maitland White G. T. Warren Etta f f Geoffrey Nichols SENIOR PLAY CASTE YOU AND I A three act comedy by Phillip Barry Mary McCann Adie Stevens John Kotchin Ivernia Teather f John Sebis Joseph Seigman Frank Mekovsky Jane Stanger John Miller Earl Frew og THE OMICRON QQ 12-B CLASS OFFICERS President George Hotz Secretary Katherine Lynch Treasurer f Thomas Ferrick Social Chairman f f Paul Harris Q51 CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 HQ l THE CLASS OF FEBRUARY ,29 The Class of February '29 elected the following officers: President - f f U f f f Peter Shaginaw Vice President, Marcella Troutman Secretary f f Grace Urquhart Treasurer 1 William Vaught Reporter f Ma1'y Wade The Sponsors of the class are Miss Baker Mr. Berry Mr. Stuchel The Social Committee: , Grace Mehrman, Chairman john Matoka Raymond Meals Madlyn Lindow James Tortola My THE OMICRON Wj The Omicron Staff wishes to express its thanks to those teachers and students whose assistance in the Work on this book made possible its publication. 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A fgiaf-Q.-gfa.3i 1 A356 Wm flag , llxlfwsj az' MCL,-'7 vi-'Wy21g.',-X, gm .He ,r-:- , s,. j.gm:yv2, P'-A...-.1 5Qf.1' ,kg fm THX f?s,z,5frfXL'5 Q-Ffglf 1,,:5f',5- 'V'-1 ,nj-Qnpiiw-.4Qg,1g'f'! --Q. 5? ,fLf .,,-431 Ss: X. wi 1 4 M CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 GH l 1 l OFFICERS OF THE OLIVER STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION President fffffff Adie Stevens I Secretary f f f f Marjory Clair First VicefPresident f Washington Marshfield Second VicefPresident f f f Dan Dixon Secretary of Publicity f f Blanche Faulkner Secretary of Traffic f f George McLane Secretary of Sanitation f Nellie Barr Secretary of Finance Charles Stanton The Oliver Students' Association has a membership of 1,458. The officers of this organization are selected by popular vote, and any pupil in the school is eligible for any office. This group receives for consideration the resolutions passed by the Senior and junior Councils and sends to Mr. Bailey for approval those, which in their judgment, seem designed to improve conditions in the sohool. IRQ THE oM1cRoN QM SENIOR COUNCIL President f Washington Marshield Secretary f Anna Meyers The Senibr Council is composed of the presiding officers of the Senior classes of the school. Its purpose is to bring up legislative matters, to be submitted to the Student Cabinet, for the betterment of the Student government and the conditions of the school in general. Wh CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 1551 THE OLIVER NEWS A new enterprise was launched at Oliver this semester when the students undertook to publish a weekly newspaper known as The Oliver Newsf' Although the newspaper is not large-for a larger sheet would not be an ALL OLIVER production-all the current news that can be gathered is given to the student body. The production of The Oliver News is the result of the undivided efforts of the following people, who comprise the staff: EDITORIAL STAFF Florence Hallewell Margaret McCauley James Tortola Eleanore Smith Helen Roe Beatrice Goldschmidt William Billock Harry Bierman Lillian Zeigler Ruth Dell Katherine Ross Daniel Sculley Raymond Rosen Norma Cibula Roberta Hall 'Russell Coneby Harold Claypoole BUSINESSFSTAFFP I I ' , Thomas Royston George Hotz I Norman Geis QQ THE OMICRON LM AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL AWARD CLUB President ffffff Harry Porter VicefPresident f f f Carl Fisher Secretary f Beatrice Goldschmitt Treasurer f if james Hollister Reporter f Blanche Faulkner Past President f f f Daniel Scully Sponsors f Mr. Oscar I. Harter Mr. James A. Dennis Members-John Appel, David Bletcher, Grace Bletcher, George Curry, Ruth Dell, Anna Guyre, Francis Hughes, Ronald Hess, Ruth Johnson, john Kiefer, jane Kirker, Thomas Keys, William Lobaugh, Mahlon Mohr, Charles Ochsenhirt, Barbara Samoy, Howard Shapiro, Lillian Standfast, Frank Streba, John Voelker, Poul Waro' black, Frank Koubek. The Medal Award Club is made up of winners of the American Legion Medal awarded on the basis of Leadership, Courage, Honor, Service, and Scholarship. The club is Oliver's Honor and Leadership group. Its purpose is to promote good citizen' ship through the school and community. N CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 My THE ARGONAUTS The Argonauts is a history club composed of Senior boys, founded September 1926. Students must have grades of C or better in history to be eligible for membership. The present club consists of twenty members. A written constitutionhas been prepared and adoptedg initiation rites planned, and pins selected. The purpose of the club is to promote higher ideals of school citizenship and, through reading and discussion, to find the golden fleece of historical knowledge. Miss Ida M. C. Gealey is sponsor. The Officers are: President f Robert Young Vice President f Waford Dailey Secretary f joseph Yaromey Treasurer f john Mulheizler Reporter f Gustave Vankovic THE OMICRON HISTORY 8 CLUBS Presidents Paul Harris f f f Thomas Britler Sponsor f Miss Dyess One for all-all for one., Qfrwrfc ' I7 x 'S ' -4 My CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 Gift OLIVER SENIOR HI-Y The Oliver Senior HIfY Club is now established in the new Allegheny branch building, and all the boys are having a fine time. Adie Stevens f President Bill Roos f f Vice President John Appel f Secretaryffreasurer Purpose: To create, maintain, and establish throughout the school and com' munity high standards of Christian living. THE OMICRON reg, SENIOR GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS President f fffff Jane Kelley Vice President fffff Elizabeth Doench Treasurer f - Elsa Faulck Reporter f ffff Marian Bork SPONSORS Miss Baker Miss Lowman As a Girl Reserve I will try: To face life squarely and Find and give the best. Gracious in manner Impartial in judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends CODE Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times lm CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES Sponsors ffffff Ruth M. Lowman Maude Clayton President f Margaret Stephens VicefPresident f Dorothy Hill Secretary f Bonieta Boyd Treasurer f Dorothy Taylor Reporter f f Mary Jane Rock Purpose:-To find and give the best. Slogan:+To face life squarely. THE OMICRON GO TO COLLEGE CLUB OFFICERS Mabel Clutter f f f f President Sylvia Liptz Vice President Betty Newhart f Secretary Eleanor Cndek f Ass't. Secretary Mary Elder f Treasurer Naomi Allen f f f Reporter CHAIRMEN Ruth Morgan f, f Program Mary Jacobs Publicity Lillian Schellman f Social Norma Cibula f Scholarships Katherine Carey Catalogue Marian Bork Membership Naomi Allen fffff Initiation GO-TO-COLLEGE PRAYER O, Thou Source of Light and Life create in us that wisdom which is first pure. then peaceable, easy to be entreated, full of mercy and good fruits. Let thy light shine on the way of truth and duty, and give us courage to walk therein. Inf crease our opportunities for service and inspire our wills to use them. Let thy beauty, C Lord our God, be upon us. Amen. Natalic Fetty. HQ CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 W1 THE MAGIC WHEEL On the evening of December 15th and 16th in the Oliver Auditorium the Music Department presented the operetta The Magic Wheel under the direcf tion of Miss Ethel Disay. The dances were under the direction of Miss Rita Criste. The cast included: Beatrice Goldschmitt, Roberta Hall, William Rodkey, Ivernia Teather, Jane Stanger, Udwiga Plukis, Washington Marshfield, Charles Ochsenhirt, Betty Stone, Luther Cashdollar, Evelny Park, William Harrington, William Vaught, Llewelyn Davies, Ray Walton, Nellie Barr, Marie Bartolmayo, Marjory Clair, Beryl Adams, Eleanor Bathgate, Margaretta Brush, Dorothy Boyd, Virginia Dittmar, Jane Davies, Madeline Lindow, Margaret Graff, Marion Kemmer, Eva Moudry, ,Blanche Morrison, Bernice Sherry, Betty Stone, Elsie Neuman, Helen Lucum, Sylvia Liptz, Helen Roe, Verda Gibbs, Helen McCuen, Ruth Stimmler, Norma Cibula, Lisa Luthman, Mary McCann, Eleanor Ondeck, Helen Diroll, George Christopher, Edith Southwell, Nick Di Gioia, Alex Eekula, Vance Bough' ner, Mildred Tadom, Edith Price, Helen Mathews, Sarah Brown, Charles Natoka, Frank Merlina, Ered Clarke, Edward Schrenker, Wilbur Stebbins, Johnnie Thornf ton, Lance Dugger, Walter Waters, Cleveland Whitneld, Edna Cadugan, Coral Frank, Mary Alice Connelly, Louise Kozell, Margaret Baker, Emma Bonomo, Elea' nor Zanotti, Margaret Nickols, Rose Mary Devorak, Hannah Hollinger, Esther Kuhn, Thomas Wyland, Vincent Lindholm, Virginia Payne, Clarissa Ericke, John Knecht, Marieanna Reutter, Grace Baker, William Catizone, Sam Marsh, Kenneth Kunkle, John Chile, Donald McBride, William Burry, Angelo Perella, Grace Bletchf er, Lillian Zeigler, Ralph Smith, Richard Nauman, Charles Nauman, John Voelder. HQ THE OMICRON gk JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Junior Girls' Glee Club is composed of 70 girls. The officers are: President f Rowena Goldstein VicefPresident La Verne Dickinson Secretary f f Bessie Oestereich Treasurer f Kathryn Roos Reporter f Anna Mae Scannell The aim of the club is to promote good fellowship through music. Mem' bers of the club have added their talents to help beautify assembly programs, and hope they have helped to create a friendly spirit among the junior girls of Oliver. QQ CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 pglgg THE HOME NURSING CLUB The Home Nursing Club meets every Wednesday during activity period. Miss Hepler, of The American Red Cross, is our sponsor. In the Home Nursing Club we are taught and practice methods in which nursing conditions of the home are to be met in the most efficient way. The club is as interesting as it is beneficial. Our Club Officers are: President f f Ruth Dell Vice President, Secretaryffreasurer f f Norma Cibula Reporter Mary Jacobs Please do not draw conclusions of the club from the picture. QQ, THE OMICRON N LEADERS' CLUB OFFICERS President f Mary McCann Vice President Kathryn Ross Secretary f Marjory Clair Treasurer Ivernia Teather MOTTO:- Right face, forward march! The Girls Leaders' Club of this semester differed from those of foregoing semesters in that all active members and pledges divided into groups and elected their monitors. The monitors acted as teachers and coached their respective groups. The group activities were: Indian Clubs, Dancing, and Free Gymnastics. The sponsor of the club acted as a combined traificfolficer and information bureau. qw CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 tif! BIG SISTERS PURPOSE-To promote friendship among the girls of the Junior and Senior high' schools. ' SPONSER-Ruth M. Lowman. PRESIDENT-Dorothy Young. TREASURER-Mary Elder. COUNCIL-Lillian Zeigler, Eleanore Smith, Marie Marks, Helen Moffatt, Betty Lane, Dorothy Olliffe. CAPTAINS-Peggy Gilmore, Florence Hallewell, Peggy Bateman, Helen Roe, Elsa Falck, Rose Shupala, Helen Baerman, Mary Elder, Ruth Morgan, Beatrice Goldschmidt, Naomi Fouts, Ruth Weller, Edna Cadugan. lilo THE OMICRON NUTRITION CLUB This club is sponsored by Miss Falkenstein and is made up of boys who are interested in athletics and learning proper diets to make strong and healthy bodies The officers of the club are: President, Victor Huberg VicefPres1dent John Ken nedyg Secretary, George Leftog Treasurer, Edward Koallg Reporter John McNamara George Flinn Albert Lyons Harry Mathews Edward Koall Frederick Clark john Riley John Kennedy MEMBERS John McNamara Jack Howitt George Lefto Thomas Kennedy Victor Huber Clarence Rittmeyer Andrew Povelick M41 CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 M41 THE COOKING CLUB Martha Proven, Sponsor The Cooking Club is composed of girls of the 9th grade who are not taking work in the Home Economics Department. 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M. 143- ,k 1-,.,Z,,m.Ri, hmip pny M ,P T3 5 5 Af X .r.:.,,,s.- '3YE'E f Mgr QA 1, n ' A if 5 Mi' fe if QW fu ' W 395 SEE.. QQ CLASS or FEBRUARY 1928 HQ CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders for 1927 were Blanche Faulkner, Luther Cashdollar and William Vaught. These leaders had considerable initiative and at their instigaf tion a contest for new yells was held. The locamotive and the winning yell of the contest were their greatest successes. The job of the leaders is not always pleasant. In rain, snow or sunshine they must be there-just like the team you know! g, . 1 nw ' Q, 5 2 V N P-ff QQ CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 QQ l FLX N George McLane, Captain FOOTBALL 1 The football laurels of Section H are ours. , We nosed out Allegheny, our neighboring rivals, and took the crown away from them. We are quite confident that all opponents have been fully convinced, and will witness that George Boats', McLane, Oliver's famous football captain whose picture is above, realy and truly knows his oats . Joseph Chizzy Seigman, Whose endfruns generally proved a menace to opponents, is one of the most flashy quarterfbacks that has been seen in all high school football games of this city. i Of course, it is understood, so it seems to us that our backfielcl would have been incomplete with any others than Mahlon Mohr and Chalmers MacMillan. Russell McBride and John Miller Were excellent linesmen. HQ THE OMICRON 919 In fact we have lost only two games, and much to our credit, those games did not count towards the championship of Section II. Although we were beaten by Westinghouse in the game for the city title, we pressed them so hard,that we are beginning to feel that they scarcely enjoyed their victory. McLane and Walkaskas made the City Scholastic team. ' 1 Here are the scores ofthe season. Read 'em and weep ffor the opponentsj: Oliver f 18 Langley f f O Oliver 24 Carrick f 0 Oliver 0 Steubenville f 48 Oliver f f 27 South Hills 7 Oliver 7 Schenley f f 13 Oliver f f 12 Perry f f O Oliver O Allegheny f f O Oliver 6 Westinghouse f 13 THE TEAM L- H- 'fff McLane fCapt.j Q- ' f f Siegman R. H. f f MacMillan F. B. f Mohr C. ' f Freeland R. E. f f Macios L- E- f Shoemaker R. T. f - Miller L. T. f f McBride R. G. f Walkauskus L. G. f Johovic Manager f Dugger THE SQUAD McLane, Siegman, Mohr, MacMillan, Shoemaker, Mocios, Walkaskas, Mc' Bride, Miller, Freeland, jehovic, Billock, Warblak, Albright, Stevens, Clark, Winsky, Smith, Stanton, Meals, J. Shoemaker, Wissner, Shaginaw, Carmody, Busang, Kinder, and Lewis. CLASS -OF FEBRUARY 1928 BASKETBALL At the present time, Basketball is the sport in action. If some opponent's linefup happens to be as efficient as ours, then there may be some competition. Otherwise Oliver may not find it necessary to sweat for their laurels. Yes, that is our outlook for the 1928 Basketball Season. just leave it to Captain Siegman and Pinky, and give the team your support. The Oliver Spirit will do the rest. THE TEAM Forward f f f f Twin J. Fullerton Forward f L'Chissey Siegrnan Center f f f Mohr Guard f Pinky Freeland Guard f L'Charm Miller THE SQUAD Freeland, Mohr, Siegrnan-Captai,n, Miller, J. Fullerton, Meals, W. Fuller' ton, Roos, Roney, Rapp, McAdams, 'Wissner, Volkin, Pfloum. HI THE OMICRON My SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL The varsity squad of Oliver during the season 1927 and 1928, played a losing hand. Their spirits were not daunted, however, and the games were exciting and vivacious. The squad was composed of: Miss Bess Hankey, Coach Udwiga Plukis, Captain Carmay Veraldi Mary Robertson Mildred Smith Ludwina Macios Martha Horky I Mildred Learzof Olive Logan Viola Marks Margaret Izenour TEAMS Allegheny at Oliver Oliver at Perry Carrick at Oliver Oliver at South Hills Oliver at Allegheny Mary Herman Lois Herman Linda Mady Ruth Dell Elizabeth Bewley Estelle Plukis Katharine Ross Norma Cibula Margaret McCauley, Ass't Manager Alice Muth, Manager SCORE WINNER 24-ffl 8 Allegheny 16--10 Perry 28-8 Carrick 36--9 South Hills 28Af13 Allegheny M CL ASS OF FEBRUARY 192 8 ffl l JUNIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Junior Girls' Basketball Team, the following: M. Ranollo, A. Schmidt M. Shetsko B. Boyd M. Stevens captain E. Devecka R. Goldstein L. McMunn B. Snow C. Fink R. Horky E. Gleason The scores of the games were: Latimer at Oliver f Oliver at Westiiighouse Cliver at Gladstone f Oliver at Latimer f f coached by Miss James, is composed of A. Berkowity J. S. F. D B. 1 Schimmel Sheets Learzaf Weeks Crowley, manager 2541-- 21f11- 2Of11- 2048- Oliver Oliver Oliver Oliver Since the team has won three out of the four scheduled games, the Oliver junior girls will play for the City Championship in January. it means Gil THE OMICRON The Soccer only half of their that's something. Total Qliver 1 Oliver 1 Oliver 1 Oliver Qliver Qliver Oliver 1 Oliver 1 Oliver 1 Daniels Capt. Payne White Christopher Whitefield Ivy Mueller Brenneisen SOCCER BALL Ball team had a fairly successful season. Although they won games, their total score exceeded that of their opponents and The following are the scores: 1 4 Carrick 1 1 O Latimer 1 1 1 O South Hills 1 1 1 O Knoxville 1 1 1 O Langley 1 1 Business 1 1 1 2 W'estinghouse 1 1 1 lvlanchester 1 1 8 Opponents 1 1 THE SQUAD Laber Storje N. Siegman Matoka Hammerle Meyer Wm. Jones --Zk.4e-Q6 N CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 -Q------------------u ------- ----------t ------- - - - ------ vs- I 5 Accountancy- - 1 T JAS. F. CAREY Q The Compass of Businessy' I : i i 1 PITTSBURGH CONFECTIONERY Q SCHOOL OF T ACCOUNTANCY -AND-- I A Private School of MAGAZINES 5 Advanced Business Practice 2 I L p Conducting Pace Courses in T Q Accountancy and Business T L Administration i I : 3242 Brighton Rd. I 406f425 State Theatre Bldg. 1 1 : North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa Atlantic 0923 Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 i 0lm-u--nn-nn-nn-uu--n- -uu--.-n.--.-..u-u...--u-...- 1 1 1 ... -. -. -. -. -. 1 -..-u- Who invented app11esauce? William Tell. He shot the apple off his s-on's head and they all had applesauce for supper. Father-When Abe Lincoln was your age he was making his own living. Son-Yes, and when he was your age he was President. Likely He WVouldn't Returned Tourist fto his friendlz- 'Well, I like Paris and Rome, but the best part of the whole thing was the trip over. 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Trio Song-Trio Clock in the Morning. Police Song-Police Play for Me. Corn Song--'Stalk About My Sweetie Now. Cheese Song-Yes Sir, Cheese My Baby. Egyptian Song-'Nile Be Happy. Hotel Song-Hotel Me Where's My Baby Hiding. Restaurant Song-Show Me the Waiter Go Home. Corridor Song-4I'l1 Be Loving You, Hallways. Asthma Song-Yes Sir, Asthma Baby. Orange Juice Song-Orange Juice Sorry You Made Me Cry? Shimmy Song-Shimmy the Way to Go Home. --un-u -nu1nn--nn-un1nn-1 -uni1nn-nn-4un-un-u1uu1nu-uu-nn-nn1nu-un-un1nn- -111 m1 I I Woods Run , Pharmacy T LEO F. JEROME, Ph. G. I 1440 Woods Run Avenue Phone, Linden 3264 ALEX. LIPTZ Dealer in Fresh and Smoked Meats, Live Stock Fancy and Staple Groceries I Corner McClure i . North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. I 3210 Mcclure Avenue I North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. I 'I' -.--...-...-.....-....- - - .-..-..-....-..-..-..- 4. CDCDOOCDCCDOCJCDOOOOOCCOOOCCDOOOOCCCOCGCDG cLAss OF FEBRUARY 1928 LM NORTHLAND STUDIO GRANDE 5 February Class 'ZS CHOSEN STUDIO QA' Phone Atlantic 4059 HARDY E? HAXS BUILDING 233 CLIVER AVENUE PITTSBURGH PA. 0 0 O 0 O 0 0 O 0 1 fx 3 S39 0 1- O O 0 O O 0 0 O , O 0 7 0 O 0 O 9 3 O 0 O 0 O THE OMICRON 4. -..-..-,....n-..n-.........- - -...-....-l.-.....-..........-....-...-...-..u....-,...-W..u.....n-....-M-u..-..... sfo Fairfax 4364-2791 John Benkart 8: Sons, Co. CONTRACTORS GENERAL I-IAULING 2500 Charles Street North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone, Linden 9435 McHUGH BROS. coNFEcT1oNARY Reicks Ice Cream 3229 McCLURE AVE. We Deliver N. S., PITTSBURGH Phone, Linden 9386 Night Bell WM. MQCONAGHY D R U G G 1 s T Brighton Rd. and Benton Ave. North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone, Cedar 9641 JOSEPH ROMANO FRUIT and CONFECTIONARY 2800 Charles Street North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. Agency for Hamilton Watches CHAS. P. ROCKEY, JR. MANUFACTURING JEWELER Jewelry and Watch Repairing A Specialty 3234 McClure Avenue North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone, Linden 1545 R. F R A N K REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE McClure and Woods Run Aves. North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. HERCHENROETI-IER Oldest and Longest Name Pin the- North Side Market TOM'S PLACE LADIES EXPERT HAIR CUTTING 1906 BEAVER AVENUE N. S., PITTSBURGH, PA g-n1u...gn....n...u.. inninui-nn1uu1nn-nu1.g1 -'q1.q.-..1..1 1.41..1n1n.1g....l....l..-Iq1l.1 N cLAss OF FEBRUARY 1928 Q' -n--ni::7u: u:+-:Turin--: fu-n-n-uu--n1u-n-nn-n-n-nn- - ru- I ALLEGHENY TRUST COMPANY 413 FEDERAL STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. CAPITAL ffff S'700,000.00 SURPLUS ffff S1,000,000.00 470 ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Saturdays 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Member Federal Reserve System 4 7 LHighest in .Quality Lowest in Price' J. F. APPLE COMPANY LANCASTER, PA. MANUFACTURING IEWELERS An apple stamped in your solid gold ring or pin guarant es permanent wear --Ivlakers of the 1928 class ring- SCHOOL LUNCH ROOM DAVID B. OLIVER HIGH SCHOOL BETTER FOOD, SERVICE and .QUALITY ALL CONVENIENCES in...'11I.101.11..ilg1..1pl..g.1.'1gp......1g,...1ll1...-gl1'l1 1 1 -. 11,1 .- Q61 T H E o M I C R o N QQ ?'Lll'Tllullllllllillilll3?lll'IllTlllllIiIllTIIU1llIITlllillllTllllTIlllTlIll 'IlllTPlIlTllllillllT lllllllTlm3 'l7'Iu7ll? ? I University Training in Business Administration is the Best Insurance ' A ainst Unfltness, Lack of Em lo ment and Low Salary E I S P Y I I School of ' I ACCCUNTS, FINANCE AND COMMERCE I DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY ' DAY AND EVENING CLASSES i F V Accounting fAll Branchesj . English ' 1 Advertising Financial History of the U. S. 2 I Commerce Foreign Trade . I Commercial and Industrial Government 1 1 Geography Marketing I I Commercial Law Money and Banking 1 I Current Economic Problems Organization and Management I f Corporation Finance Psychology and Personal I H . . Efficiency 2 I C. P. A. and American Institute Selling 1 I CredIIIe5i'IdagOoIllections I I Economics Transportation I I In the Heart of Downtown Pittsburgh I I Sth and 6th Floor, Vanclergrift Bldg., 323 Fourth Avenue I I Telephone, Court 3394 J. A. MORGAN, Acting Dean I + ill1nlllll1ll?lliIlTll llTll'illillTllilllll1 l1llTlITCIIllI'ilITllillTlliIIilllllill1lu1 u II cl Neighborhood Foresight Why did you turn down their invitation to dinner? I'm hungry, and they are paying for an automobile, a radio and a new living-room rug on the installment plan. Do you know the difference between taxis and trolleys? UNO n an cn 'Goody then we'1l take a trolley. Lived here all your life? Don't know, haven't died yet. I When a man sees red, he's dangerous, when a woman. sees red, she has to have q...-.....-..-............,.........-..........-....-...-...-...-...-....-...-....-..I......-...-...........-... ---- .. -...- H.A.Becker Music House,Inc. I I I I I I I one like it. I T Phone, Linden 2788 ! I WINTER'S BAKERY HoME-MADE BREAD, P1Es AND CAKES 7 Pittsburgh's Most Complete JIUSIC STORE Service and Oourteous Treatment I Ou1' Motto 3 I VVedding and Catering Cakes A Specialty I I 3053 BRIGHTON ROAD I 3633 CALIFORNIA AVE. NORTH SIIDE, PITTSBURGH, PA. i 601 E. OHIO STREET NORTH SIDE, PITTSBURGH We Supply Your School, Why Not You? I ein 1ll-un1nl1-ml1:1111nn--Iu-lu:uu-ul'-un1un:un-ulluniuu-nu1uu:un1uu:lu-nail:--nu1uu1nn1-un-n:1noio 'S' HQ! CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 IM .5...-...-......-.... - - .-........-.......-..............-...-........-...- -...-.........-...-....-.......-..-..- 3. I Capital ,Assets Poilicyholders' Surplus Q i s500,o0o.00 s4,534,224.77 s1,:ss5,:s73.4-4 I I THE ALLEIVIANNIA FIRE INSURANCE CO. T W' 513l'flfIIf.E ER OF PITTSBURGH s2LJl'Q,f.fH i'lf5Zf1. i 2 WM. A. STEINMEYER c. H. HAMILTON 2 1 Vice President Assistant Secretary Q I Fire, Rent, U. 86 O., Windstornm, Riot, Explosion, Sprinkler Leakage :I I W. H. WAGNER, State Agent PAUL C. NOLL, Special Agent I I Eastern Pa., Md., and N. J., 609 Drexel Bldg., Philadelphia I I W. L. STONE, Special Agent, Western Penna., 7 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa. I -5- fi- olnu-n-uu1nniuu-nu-uniuu-uni 1 n 11-1-11 ' ---1-11- 1 1 -0- 'Q' I I ' Phone, Fairfax 6009. i I . DUQUESNE DYE WORKS I I I Cleaners of Distinction E STAYTON and HODGKISS STREETS I I NORTH SIDE, PITTSBURGH, PA. I 4- -...-..-..-...-..-....-... ...........- .,-..-..-.....,-...-....-....-n...,.-ily. 'Q'- '-' '----------' - --------'-- - - !' I I ' I 1 I I I I g I T A I L O R ! i PITTSBURGI-I'S BIGGEST T I I CREDIT JEWELERS Z 2008 BEAVER AVENUE 5 i NORTH SIDE I i PITTSBURGH, f f 1 PA. I I i I I -nn-nn1nn1qn1.n-ll1uu-1.1. i-111 I1..1q,1uu1nn1nu1mm-un-un--nu1un1 1 1 l:ll1ul- L I Phone, Fairfax 8899 I Prescription Specialistsl' . . : I I I I I EISLER SERVICE STATION f REEDSDALE PHARMACY I I I I i BATTERY and TIRE SERVICE SAMUEL J- REICH, Ph- G- I 1 Radio and Automobile Supplies 1334 Reedsdale Street I I Sun Proof Paint Corner Manhattan Z . : t I I ll 2617 Perrysvme Ave. North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa., - North Side, Pircsbur h, Pa. 2 2 2 Ask Your D0Ct0r 1 I g I I 1 5 4...-..........-..-......-........-............................- - - -..-..-...-..-..-......-......t, QQ THE OMICRON BRA 9 ILK BREAD ! E ! L 4-..-...- -......,....-...-...-....-..-...-............-..... .-..- -.-.--.-- .. .-...g. Barber-How do you want your hair cut? Charles-With a hole in the top, like dad's. J. P. Mc'Sarley says he knows a Sheik so dumb he thinks Uncle Tom's Cabin is a roadhouse. Never the twains shall meet, sighed the small boy as tl1e brakeman threw the switch. I wish, Matilda, said her husband, you would agree not to talk when I am driving in traffic. 'WVe can discuss that as we go along, Adolphusf' ?ll'1lll'10-1ll?-IITlUTI5-73liUI3-ll'9IWill'T'l U'T'l T 'lll'TIITIUYII TilT1 II1-llillilllTllTll+ I 1 I i FOR YOUR SWEETS L Candy Tobacco i : l : l COME TO 1 l r W. A. THOMPSON i N' J' B U R K E moo WOODLAND AVE., e Columbus and Irwin Aves. i N. S., PITTSBURGH, PA. 5 E North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. Groceries Ice Cream . T A 'plllllll 1111111- 11111 I If-ml 1111111 11111 n -nl1nqia 1,.1..1q.1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.1 1 1. 1.H1,.,,1..1..1,,,.1..,1..,1.,g1,.,.1,g1...1..151 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 THE BANK OF PITTSBURGH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION PITTSBURGH, PA. THE OLDEST BANK IN AMERICA 1-WEST OF THE11 ALLEGHENT MOUNTAINS FOUNDED IN 1810 CAPITAL, f f 53,000,000 SURPLUS, ff,fff'f 55,000,000 RQCDNS SANDWICHES SANDWICHES : PASTBIES : CANDIES SOFT DRINKS : ICE CBEAIVI QQ :A QE, f 'Aw Hg If S Siam 1115 ISLAND AVENUE fOppOsite Dliver High Schoolj axe 1n- - :111 an-nu1uu:u:-nu-:nina-nn1uuiuu:un1uu-ul 111:1-- u- ofa G61 WJ 1.11.1 QQ T H E 0 M I C R o N QQ -I--------u---------------------- ------- ----w--H------- - - - - - - - - -I----g Phone, Linden 3944 I : 2 I I MARTIN TARNO. I MEATS AND GRoCERIEs TI LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY I ' I I 3156 McClure Avenue I T North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. I .im-.,.-.....-.........-..-... ------ ...-..-....-...-...-.. --.-. ...-..-......-...-..-...-..g. Dumbest Yet Hostess' Daughter Ctrying desperately to keep the conversation goingl- Did you ever hear the joke about the curio dealer who had two skulls of Columbus-one when he was a boy and the other when he was a man? Wiggins- No, I don't think 1 have. What is it? Scotchmen are reported to be exceptionally stingy, but most recent jokes are told at their expense. Jim-Our car's name is The President. Joe-Why so? That's a funny name for a car Jim-Well, it won't be running next year. U!u-un1un-un1:n-Inn-un1nII:nui:n-u-uu1n--nn-un1-uu1-n1nn1un-anim: -111 1111:-uu:nn1nl1ulo!o I Phone, Fairfax 4221 i Fairfax 5215 Cedar 6191 I I Phone for Food I 3 I It's the Better Way W, L, Y O U N G I I I MEATS AND GRoCERIEs I 7 L. W.MILLER I 7 5 n Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables i 2475 Charles Street i T 1534 II'WiI1 Avenue I 1213 Penna. Avenue i T North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. I North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. i g I : !- - '--l 1l'1 -ll- - -II-II-II-II111I----3u-In-u-.11n-IR-un-uI.-u.-n-u-.u--w--.-n-n-- ! I Quality Service I I I O. J . G O E T T M A N I JOE RESTIVO 1 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES I Proprietor I I i i R. C. A. RADIO SUPPLIES I I 1 . . i First Class I ' I SHOE MAKER AND i 525EastOhioStreet i T S H O E S H I N E North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. T 'im1,,1,,in1,,,U.,,.,..,,,,,-.,,1,,,i,,,i,,,1,,.. 1,,l,,.-,,,....,,,1.,,..........1 1 .-.qq1.n1u-uu1au-nl--ni: ig.,-.liulluli.......i,.1,,,i,.,1,.......1.n1 1.q1..1gp1..i..-.........1.i 1 ...lin-11: Glfj CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 UIQ The Home of Pure DI ugs- LEFKOWITZ BROS. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS CSix Storesj 30-1-3 Preble Ave., 2000 Beaver Ave., 2 2300 California Ave., 1736 McClure Ave., I 1803 Brighton Road PITTSBURGH, PA. 355 Helen St., - 1VIcKees Rocks, Pa. Atlantic 9-176 Res. Lehigh 0365-R WILLIAM P. WERME Instructor of SAXAPHONE and CLARINET Organizing and Coaching DANCE ORCHESTRAS Director Volkwein School of Music Studio: 3041 VVALTON HALL 220 STANVVIX ST., PITTSBURGH g1,..i..1..1..1..1..1..-.nnlnll.......1,.-1.1.1. JAMES LOWRIE 81 SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1501 BEAVER AVENUE NORTH SIDE Chas. Kutscher PITTSBURGH, PA. Established 1901 KUTSCHERQS DRUG STORE DRUGS, MEDICINE, SICK ROOM SUPPLIES 'LTI-IE PRESCRIPTION STORE' 1501 Buena Vista Street, Cor. Jackson North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF STEWART'S BAKERY 1826 BRIGHTON ROAD NORTH SIDE, PITTSBURGH, PA. 1..1.ui-4inlnkniI-1..1.g1'..1..il.-.nilliui n1-ninilI-ul-nuinuiuinuinnl THE OMICIRON QQ 4. ........... .... . ..-....g. . S. -rinit uartet i IUBILEE HARMONIZERS 5 WILL ENTERTAIN WITH IUBILEE SINGING OR CONCERTS WM. JONES, Manager 5 I S I 1419 PAGE STREET ! Call Fairfax 1906 I N. S., PITTSBURGH, PA. I HOXV T0 BE KODAKED Wloman Refuse. Laugh. ' Powder nose. Laugh. Comb hair. Pull down dress. Pull up dress. Laulgh. Powder nose. Look silly. ui 1 -.n.1..1g..-,.,1.,ing.-gq1gg1g,.-lg Phone, Atlantic 4899 Pittsburgh Orthopedic Co. Jlanufacturers of Artificial Limbs, Extension Shoes, Braces for Deformity, Supporters, Elastic Hosiery, Trusses, Etc. 635 LIBERTY AVENUE I I -..-......-......-.. ..... .... . .-..f. Man Take off hat. Put on hat. Cross right leg over left. Cross left over right. As you were. Light cigarette. Throw away cigarette. Fix tie. Throw out chest. Look serious. -...-....... .-..-.......-...-..-........-...-.............-...-..Q. Call Cedar 9914, 9915, 9919 5 I FANNING'S DRUG STORE i PRESCRIPTIONS 5 I 1401 COLUMBUS AVE. I Cor. Manhattan I NORTH SIDE, PITTSBURGH, PA. i In-4.1.4.-gpglgin-uLu:Il1uu- 1.--unzll--ruin:-nlnlincia N CLASS or FEBRUARY 1928 QQ .!..-... .----.--- ...-..-..-...-..-.......-......-. -..-....- ...-...!. I A L W A Y S f The most practical course of training for young people who are f looking into tomorrow. A sure, quick, inexpensive way to a good business position. I Send for the HPROOFH Q S 1 i 2 DUFIA S-IRON CITY COLLEGE 5 ' Phone Atlantic 4875 424 DU UESNE WAY ! 2 I 87 years successful experienceg 100,000 successful graduates L 4-..-..........-..-..-..-..-..-......-..-..-......-..-......-..-..........-.......-..-.....-..-..-..g. Ladies skip this paragraph. 'pesq .1911 uo pums 01 peq aus JI 'moqsuros 11 112 1-92 plnom eqis 'JHII1 meuiq BAA -peel Apeeqe s,aqs Iusod STILL 'Burqqneg 'e 01 squao usa .IQSQIAA HKGAA 'MON 'moqs B go pup-1 lsner aq1 S193 aus JI moqAu1z 1110! 11 pug Htaqs Jaq noii qng fmouii O1 10u 1112110 oqs Surqlotuos S111 ueurom B saI.I.IoAA 2uIq1Au'e s,e.1aq1 JI A cat has nine lives but a frog croaks daily. 'gcuinas --11 1111i g lim, 111iiiLi111111 1 - --ulilngu 1 l I I i I I PITTSBURGH TRANSFORMER CO. 1 ' i i i i PITTSBURGH, i 1 PENNSYLVANIA I i i A I T -..-..-..-.. .......... ..-..-..-..-..-..-......-..-.. ..... ..-..-l T 1 i T Phone, Linden 2080 i 2 Walter J. Ochsenhirt l ' I - 1 T 1 G. A, F I S H E R i I P H A R M A C I 5 T SANITARY PLUMBING, l g l 3 phone, Linden ,362 Q GAS FITTING and SEWERING 3 T 1 Jobbing Promptly Attended To i T Brighton Rd. and Davis Ave. I i : I v 3206 McClure Avenue li: NOIT11 Sldey Plttsbllfghg Pa. i North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa- i .5...-..-.....-..-........-..-..-..-.............L...............-......-..-..-..-..-..-..........i. HQ T H E o M I c R o N M -sf---H---e -------- u--u-- -----e- l--- -n------- - - - - - - - ---- -I I Q ' I 5 Cedar 4422fR Cedar 235 7 l i I I I 1 JOHN FGERTSCH Co. i L I L L I PROVISIONS l 1 1 I 1 T P BONELESS BOILED HAM' A SPECIALTY I I I E 1476f78f80f82 SPRING GARDEN AVE. 1 I L I NORTH SIDE, PITTSBURGH, PA. I I I -1- ----- ------------ ------------- 1--H+ Proof Callerz-Is your son home? Father:-No, he must be out. There's his hat hanging up. Helping Herb Betty:-I thought it would save time for you to ride downtown in my car. John:-Thanks awfully. Betty:-fFirst would you put the chains on for me? Listen, Peggy, they're gonna have some old-fashioned square dances to-night- so when you hear a, whistle, don' think it's the police and jumtp through a Window. :inn-lu-uninn-uniuu1uu1uu-nl-ul -1:11 un-nn: 111 -un:ul-lu1lu1uu1u11111111-11:11:11 :Io ! h L' d 4744fM. Q l 3 P One' ln an J. E. YOUNGINGER, JR. 1 L L E O Z I L A V Y i 3000 Shadelatnd Avenue L I i North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. l 2 TAILOR i Dealer in 5 T Cleaning, Dyeing, General Repairing L FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS i i L Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Groceries, Fruits, I i 2927 Shadeland Avenue Vegetables, Live and Dressed Poultry, f i North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. Q Poultry Dressed to Order T .ig 1un1l:1u:uu 11:i1 ll1ll-In-lu-un1snl-nu: 1 11:1un1un1un-nu-un1ul1uu-ul-- :uu1nia M CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1928 LM CSOOOCGOOCDOOOOOOCDCJCCDCOOCDCDCDCCCDCDCDCOOCDCDCCD 0 O O O O 0 0 O 0 G O O 0 O O O O 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 G O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 - 0 O O 0 0 0 0 O O 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 O O 0 0 0 O 0 O O 0 O 0 O 0 G O 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 G 0 0 O O 0 O 0 O 0 O G O O O O O 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 O O O 0 O 0 O O O G G O O 0 2 MJ THE oM1cRoN v!u--.- -.--..--.----.---.-----.---.-- - - I Q CATERING 1 I Dependable for Class and Fraternity Affairs I ' Service that is distinctively approf 2 priate. Complete menu if desired or l merely Cakes, Ice Cream and Pastry. I Estimates on request. : : : i STORE SERVICE ' Cakes, Pastries, Ice Creams, Ices, Q Bread and Candies ideally made and ! sold at reasonable prices. Phone i orders-no charge for city delivery. T Table mul Fountain Lunch Service I Phone, Hiland 0125 5 Store hours 8 A. M. to 11:30 P. M. 2 JOYCE-MCCLEMENTS i COMPANY F Penn and Shady Pittsburgh, Pa. .i.H-..-......-..-...-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-. Teacher:- What does 'unaware' mean? STUDENTS OLIVER HIGH SCHOOL FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND IN- DIVIDUAL NEEDS. We invite your patronage for school supplies in our line and also for many individual needs. Prices are as reasonable as elsewhere while our large and varied stock adords the better selection. : : : : Drawing Materials, Artists' Materials, Draftsmenh' Materials, Eye Glasses, Spectacles, Optical Goods, Oameras and Sifpplies, Developing and Printing. Courteous, Expert and Prompt Service B. K. ELLIOTT co. 4010 FIFTH AVENUE Main Store, 126 Sixth St., Pittsburgh Susie:- It's the last thing you take off at night. Papa was deep in a book, when his wife called, Dan, baby has swallowed the in Whatever shall I do? Write with a pencil, was the reply. It always makes me laugh, So wonderful a treat, To see an athlete run a. mile And only move two feet. I heard you refused the job for President of the company. Yeh, No chance for advancement. in--'11 u-u--u1nu--'--u-1.1--nu-un-1:1 1 u-u ! 1 1 EDW. L. STEIGLEDER I i D R U G G I S T l Brighton Road and l Woods Run Avenue 2 North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. I 4...-..-............-..-...-..............-..-..... 'PHILIP SCHNEIDER B-A-K-E-R-Y 3001 Shadeland Avenue .--1111-1141.-gg-.qlilgi 1 1 1l,1l..-.pi 1.--..1.g1..1gg-.pq-..-.gi..1.'1 1 in, 1,i..1q.....-11.1 -.,g1..1g.1 M CLASS or FEBRUARY 1928 QQ .!.,.1,, 11111-11 . 1.4 in, -..........1...-..1..-...1n- 1 - 1 - - -nu-mf 5 i T 7 7 i 7 i T i i T Q V I S I 0 N l .1 P RO G RE s s P T L 1 s E R v I c E . 1 CHARACTER I 2 1 RETAILING is a profession with great promise for : a successful career. Our organization affords many l . real opportunities. Interview between 9 A. M. and 2 l 3 P. M. or by appointment. Bureau of employment 1 , 10th floor. I ! 1 IYAU FMAN N 'I 1 i FIFTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH i : U Q7 i 2 1 T i i , T i l .i...-..----.- --.-------..-.--H ----------- ---- - - -u----i- She-You certainly eat well. Ll-Ie-I ought tog I've practiced all my life. Plauline-Don't you love an evening like this? Paul-You bet, ibut I usually wait until we get a little farther out in the country before ll start. Prof. Strong-Try this sentence: Take a cow out of the field. What mood? Rralpt P.-The cow. Qu-nn----nn-an-m-1an-un-u 1-111 u-uu-u-n-nn-u1u-nu1uu-un 1-1111 nn-nu : 'Q' i Phone, Cedar 3201 5 Phone, Cedar 9716 g 5 27 Years Practical Experience i ' JULIUS FLEI SIG l CHAS. L. HAHN 1 3 Fresh Myeats Groceries, Fruits and Meats L STANDS 36 AND as T i l ALLEGHENY MARKET 707 jacksonia Street f g North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. E North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. l . I T 0ltu1-nu-uu1nl1-nn-uu- - 11:1-ruin:-uu1uu-nn-nn-nn-nu-uu1uu-ln1n1nu- :lu-lnznu-u:1uu--nnzuiu M T H E o M I c R o N IX, Qu-..r-....-.I-......,.-.............-..-. -........... -....T..,-II-..........-....-....-......I..-.......... ---- I..-....!. g Phone, Fairfax 6493 i Phone, Linden 2222fR g 2 i F l ALBERT DILEY , Strittmatter 8: Poerschke 1 H E i : I C OIC I FRESH and SMOKED MEATS I I 2 FRE H t ' S and SMOKED MEATS HOME DRESSED POULTRY T i 1520 Monterey Street I 2806 Shadeland Avenue L Q North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. Q I xllillilli..'3'lTllTll7lllUl1llillillYlllllliEvhllllillillllrlli 1 1 hiillnllxnlliillillvllli ! 5 Phone, Fairfax 1626 i g I 7 CoMPLIMENTs i SAMUEL KLIEGER 7 LADIES, and GENTS TAILoR I EOF- 1 Cleaning, Pressing, i H. H. L L Dyeing A Specialty i Q 1 Altering and Repairing Q ! i I f 1518 Brighton Road I I F North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. F i .1..-..-..-..-..-......4....-...-,,..-..-..-..-,,,,-,,,L,,,,-,,.- - -,,......,,- -..- -....-,...-..-,.....i. Among the passengers on an ocean steamer was la mwan who stuttered. The next day he came to the captain. S-s-s-s-s-s-sh- UAW, go bother someone else, I'm busy. But he returned in a few minutes. S-s-s-s-s-sh- 1 Well. if its important, sing it. So the passenger began in a tragic voice. Should auld acquaintances be forgot and never brought to mind, the blooming cook fell overboard, and is 20 miles behind. ' A tire recently broke out in a deaf and dumb asylum, and one of the inmates broke his thumb screaming 'ifire . ,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,1,,,,1, 11111 ..1l.u-ul-nu1un1un -1-1-1--- 111- I luring. if , - L Architect Builder f A Q Contractor Repairs f E. M. 5 I : : l 5 i FLOYD J- MEALS I FURNITURE and CARPETS T FIRE, AUTQ, GLASS 1 HoUsE FURNISHINGS f I 1 N SIU R A N c E , T 2 1 1 noo Woodland Ave. I 1816 Beaver Avenue i 5 North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. i 1 I a +I,-...-..-..-.. -.-- ..-..-..,-...-..-..-..- -...-......-...-..- - -.-..-..-..-...-....-..g. IM CLASS or FEBRUARY 1928 WI 0201IlilI1:11:11II1:1111:-un1nn1nu1nu-11111-11.1.1 iiiil 1 iiiilti ,,,1,,0!o img. 1 I I - . I : ' I You CAN GET IT I F I I I I - I : I BY SAVING I LOWERS FRUIT I I I You can almost always get what I AT ANY PRICE DESIRED I I I you want if you want it enough : to Save for It. I Pittsburgh's one store specializing in 1 I I V I Flowers and Fruit assembled separatef I I I This Bank helps savers by prof I IY 01' in Combination- 2 I I I I I I viding every proper convenience I I : I and Safeguard-+and by paying a Headquarters for finest domestic and I I I 4? Cgmpgund Interest. I imported Chocolates, Candies and I ..--4. I Beverages. -- ' F Lg - : huuuu I I Ask for Booklet, Little I I g Stories of Gold That I : I G1Ittefed:' I FLORAL DEcoRAT1oNs I tang I 5 I nugh. : I s I Capital and Surplus 53,000,000 I I I T Phones, Atlantic 3726-3727 I I - - : I 1us. I The Union Savings Bank I I : I : I FRICK BUILDING M 0 C L E M E iN T S I I FIFTH AVE. and GRANT ST. I 535 WOOD STREET I I I I .i........-I..-.I-..-.,.. -..-n..-.I-,I....-.......,-..-......... -..-..,-.....n-,,-......-..-..- ....-..p HI have paid my fare, said the passenger. ...I-..a.!. HI don't recollect it, said the conductor. I And you won't re-collect either, said the passenger. I --4 I Sitting:- I guess Governor Winthrop had a time persuading the Puritans to come I over to this country. F Bull:- Yes, I hear that even the bullets for the muskets had to be lead. I I'rn going to give you this violin. I HAH out-and-our Igiftiff' I Absolutely no strings to it. I --- I Joe:-'fYou'Ve a pretty soft job. I Radio Announcer:-'fI'll tell the world. - TI o?u1un-nu-n-1nu1un 1-1111 nn--u:un1u T O n T I . : 2 Ce ar 98 9 He- Do you think ignorance is I d 8 I I bliss? I She-'tWell, yo l ok happy. I ' I U 0 M o H R ' s I 2 ' . I A Professor giving a lecture on chew- I I I ing gum, said: There are four things I I I that I detest chewing gum, powder and I C01-, Jackson and Irwin I I paint' foeacco find - I North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. 93, 2 One bright girl remarked, Women I I 5 Did the professor blush! and how. ,i,,,,..,,,-,,,-,,,,-,,,,-,.- -.-,,,,-,,,,-.,,....,-.....,,,-.,f. -W W THE oM1cRoN agn-1--1--.11--11--11--u-11111: ----- -.-nl--nTun-uu-n-1-------I---n-----I-n-----11 - -nn-nn I I ' . i Delivery Service- Phone, Fairfax 3032, 5955 x I WICKERSHAM i 1 I HARRY T, CLUTTER SCHOOL OF MUSIC 1 I . . I Established 25 Years i : Fancy and Staple T 2 I G R 0 C E R I E S i Piano, Violin, Harmony and 2 I T Dramatic Instruction I I Cor. Woodland Ave. and Stayton St. 5 5 I I Res. Studio: 414 VV. North Ave., N. S. I I North Side, Pittsburgh, Pa, I Branch Studio: - 237 Fifth Avenue I 4- 7 3 Bill-How did. Harper happen to lose control of his car at the crossing? Williams+He's the kind of a man who always drops everything when the whistle blows. Tom- Gladys, on what grounds does your father object to me? Gladys+ 1On any grounds within a mile of the house. Could I see the captain, please? He's forward, Miss. That's all right. 1I'm not afraid, I've been out with college boys. :Mae-So Freddie is teaching you baseball. R-ae-Yes, and when I asked him what a tight squeeze was, I think he put one over on me. A ilapper is a girl who powders her face, bobs her hair and says to herself: Clothes, I'm going outg if you want to come along. hang on. gin.,ll-..1nq1.li..-.q.1..1,g1 1.l1..1 il.-.p.1g.1..1.g1,.1l.....1ug- .11 -ggi..-ug.-.pig I Phone, Fairfax 6630 I Phone, Fairfax 1335 i ' I 1 2 I , IRWIN GOODMAN PHILIP DREHER . 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