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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1934 volume:

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ON1 1- ' SAIL0 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania February, I934 V i 4 THE OMICRON A M5555 CBAKEER ' mmm ccmfwuim NERC ESAXEDLFEG7 42513553 MGEKXEREDELEE music cramrfcnm E , M5523 QQFHUX7 .-.......i....1....,1,,,,, MDM PZIUUERUDWX7 P3P PRINCIPAL - VICE PRINCIPAL DIRECTOR OF ACTIVITIES V GIRLS' ADVISOR FACULTY CLASS OF FEBRUARY, l934 - - J. F. BAILEY - MARY McARDLE ELIZABETH G. GANNON - RUTH M. LOWMAN M. ELINOR SMITH VOCATIONAL COUNSELOR - - CUSTODIAN - GERTRUDE M. HAYES EDITH REILLY ELLA M. SCHILLING HELEN C. SOHN INDUSTRIAL ARTS JAMES R. BERRY LEWIS W. CORBIN C. B. DUFF WM. B. FARREL A PARMELLA B. KIRSOP WALLACE MacMASTER JOHN W. ZIMMER LANGUAGES WYNONA M. BAKER NELLIE L. FLANAGAN HAROLD K. HESS HARRIET E. KELLY PAULINE KIRWIN MUSIC GRACE CYPHERS ETHEL DISAY ARTHUR GOETZ MARIE A. SAUL SCIENCE A. J. BROWNMILLER CORNELIA ECKE HOWARD C. GREGG THOMAS W. HOOD FRANK W. MURPHY G. A. SCHNABEL EMILY M. THOMPSON MICHAEL ZUKOVICH SWIMMING MATRON BESSIE McKAY ANDREW H. GREGG ENGLISH IDA GRACE CRAMER MARIE E. DOLLMAN FRANK H. HERRINGTON MARGARET KISKADDEN F. A. LUTZ MARY E. McANLIS MYRTLE MCCREADY KATHERINE C. ROBINSON GERALDINE D. SCOTT JESSIE M. SCOTT LOTTIE CLAIRE SCOTT MARY H. SEYBERT COM MERCIAL HENRY S. BAUMGARTEN ALICE M. BELL ALMA B. BOSMEYER MAUD CLAYTON MARTHA DAVIDSON S. C. DIVER MARY C. DONNELLY FLO A. DOWLER L. L. HAMMOND EMMA M. HOOD BERNARD J. McCORMICK MARY B, SHAW MATHEMATICS ADALINE E. VAN KIRK JULIA S. VAN KIRK HOME ECONOMICS MIRIAM R. COLVIN GENEVIEVE CUSHWA HELEN R. FALKENSTEIN LAURA M. MYERS MARTHA A. PROVEN PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROBERT D. BELL HARRY C. BROWN WAYNE CHRISTIAN ALMA A. FENSKE BESS A. HANKEY HELEN L. MCNAUGHER RAYMOND W. PETERS EVELYN B. SPINDLER CLERKS ROSEMARY GEARY ROBERT K. HALL NELLIE E. HUDSON CATHERINE A. V. LYONS L. 0. PACKER -I-1. 4-Acfk-f MARY ANNE PORTER NAN W. RENIERS J. C. STUCHEL HOWARD L. TRUSSEL S. ELIZABETH WALKER S. MERLE WASHBURN SOCIAL STUDIES ANNE E. CANNON FLORENCE A. DUTNEY HELEN E. FRAZIER LUCILLE FRUIT IDA M. GEALY OSCAR I. HARTER RUTH LYONS LILY LEE NIXON NORALIE STICKLE JAMES C. TALLANT BERTHA M. VAUGHN WADE xxx. WINNER ADELE L. ELQHELE LLLLLAN E, G-ALNOR UBRARIANS LLLLLAN E. GLOVER ELLA M. ENGLISH NELLIE HALLBERQ MARY M. JAMIESON Page Five THE OMICRON Page Six OMICRON STAFF CLASS OF FEBRUARY,I934 OMICRON STAFF Editor-in-Chief Martha lhsen Senior Editors Eloise Fisher Norman Frederick Phylis Hammerle R0l-UCIT Parker Louise Morrow Photograph Editors George Ploesch R056 Muiller Art Editors William Krause Dorothy Frew Club Editors Margaret Netreba Robert Baker Mildred Johnston Business Manager joseph E. Nichols Advertising Managers Alvin Krapp Jo hn Daniluck Margie Steck Morris Katz Frank Himber Rose -Scigliano Doratha Rutledge Edwin McNeil Geraldine Hempelmian Audrey Neaman Circulation Maiiagers Salvatore Ceraci Audrey Neaman Ruth Murphy Eloise Fisher Robert Snyder Typists Grace Simpson LaVerne Stringert Comptroller Helen Ogilvie Page Seven THE OMICRON 'fn llilliill -J MUSIC BYl H Q Q3 WORDS BY EIUNDR BRUBMH DDROTHY FREW Q ' I ' .0 - l ille sgaiiii Q ff lf-fl 'lfilfwglila ,ill f , 1 ll i'5h9J?J-1 2 153753311 'w2sF1l ' all qigidqlfigifiglf , 'lil Hi fi-1:1 1 . 1 ' Y 3 f Y - 1- 1 hP H?1'- 'Z?S!'111!'-5- -, II? .2522-55552 l 111: - ' 5 f Y b ' : T -' lxu -I-L'-::?i15:1':Q3:EE5i1.'5-f.!'JE:g1 2 .f-- Farewell lo all our frlends and teachers, f T Sl hi nd d dear o gsa sounsso . lllaq blue and qraq wave on foreven To theawc raise a cheer ' i7Dfg9Q3fiE7jlb lhose new worlds ihat we must conquer' ifg ' l M WCYQ Ydadq lo depart Mo-1 gl, - Q Andfwh ith ',h la .2 023' ai 'AA We- .. Ollwalslfi wllllllll, 14 Q53 - DUT .start 'TE P E h CLASS OF FEBRUARY IQ34 E . V Q 0 o , A31 ' I Q -'Aer 5 52 Q5 4- 'f f-1 fy 1ff+:gEfsfHiE21+fa 'iE151'?r1i?5 ?j-I2 jf E.l!11 5j:eTEl-E 1 12:51 'ge gif gpg .g3v,'q,'5EJEiE1,HlfE3F!i :'5 tEff3'QJSt 5 5112-1312 V I , '21 Av' -1 -sf - ',, if E4E'l: ie?Eiiii0JJ fa' ,LU f Hr helpful qurdzmce, and Thoughful coachmq All our mstructmon we owe to qou. We'H not forget allihethmgts qou've , faufah us 0 TB Ljou we H be True bue '-,' 6 Now, as we 1eazvegou,Alw1a Mater -, w ,fi t f t kAsd'0xsw2as?fa2s4m2was f Q fond Aclieu. X me ' of We 216k THIS thang of you X if 'N P N g THE OMICRON y,'-:if-f ' ' A-'v' ' ' i'Y'Y v v l 1' IN MEMORIAM I, O THE memory of William Freeland, friend and H classmate, who died on February 26, 19? the wx February Class of 1934, dedicates this page. li caAWayn ll 5 I cannot say, and I will not say 1' That he is dead. He is just away! l l XVith a cheery smile and a wave of 1, the hand, V He has wandered into an unknown J land, if And left us dreaming how very 'V fair li It needs must be, since he ,V lingers there. 1, :xc bk si: 4+ l Think of him still as the same, i, I Say: , He is not deadfhe is just away! -Riley. 'Y Page Ten President f Vice President Treasurer f Secretary f Reporter f Social Chairman Ruth Murphy f Eloise Fisher CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1934 CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I934 Edwin McNeil Grace Simpson Eleanor Brubach Frank Himber f Margie Steck SOCIAL COMMITTEE Eleanor Brubach John Daniluck Richard Byrnes Phylis Hamrnerle Ruth Rock CLASS SPONSORS Miss Kelly Miss Baker Mr. Murphy Miss Cramer CLASS COLORS Blue Gray Page Eleven g THE oMioRoN THE CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I934 Wishes to express its appreciation tor the assistance ot the following in publishing this issue ot the Ornicron: Miss Reilly Miss Disay Mr. Zimmer Mr. Goetz Mr. Dutt Mr. Kirsop Earl Tevis Dip anol Draw Club Pittsburgh Press Page Twelve BELLA B. AINIS French Club IO: Senior Reading Club I2: Home Nursing Club IZ: Business Service Guild IZ: Big Sisters IZ: Tennis IZ. Belle . . . with the ready smile . . . good doses come in small packages . . . Belle is a good dose of fun . . . laughter . . . intelligence rolled into one . . . has a peculiar liking for New York . . . favors Phil Baker . . . Bing Crosby for diversion . . . future New York University student . . . and some day a private secretary. ROBERT AURON Home Room President IZ: Traffic Squad II: History Club II, IZ. Bob . . . John Morrow . . . tall . . . handsome . . . very unassuming . . . but a jokester all the same . . ever see him and a dish of chop suey together? . . . favors Jean Harlow . . . Guy Lombardo for his entertainment . . . likes a certain blue-eyed blond . . .answering to the name of Eve , , . he and Marx make a pair. EMMA MAY AVEARD Senior Girls Leaders II, IZ: Home Nursing Club IZ: Basketball IO, II: Track IZ: Tennis IZ: Volleyball I0. II, IZ. M . . , hails from Horace Mann . . . tall . . . blonde . . , hates examinations . . . likes roast pork . , . with mashed potatoes . . . on the lookout . . . for a tall , . . blonde Q. . . handsome doctor . . . has a habit of chewing gum . . . goes in for all sports . . . and excells in all . . .wants to be a nurse . .. favors George Brent . . . Myrt and Marge. HOWARD G. BAIER Stage Make-up Club, President I0. II: Go-To-College Club I0, II, IZ: Senior Reading Club I0, II: Home Room President IZ: Swimming I0: Senior Council IZ. I' Sheik . . . John Morrow claims him . . . would like to be a journalist . . . going on to Pitt . . . always has room for peach pie a la mode . . . likes horse- back riding , . . swimming . . . basketball . . . O. E. . . . snappy dresser . . . keen dancer . . . exams don't bother him . . . rather likes them . . . partial to Jean Harlow . . . Fred Waring . . . somehow dislikes getting up in the morning. ROBERT A. BAKER Home Room Officer I0. II: Spanish Club IZ: History Club II: Omicron Staff IZ. Babs . . . quiet . . . always wears a pleasant ex- pression . . . some day you'll read about him . . . as an architect . . . plays lat?l the saxaphone . . . thinks potato salad just about the dish . . . favorite study and pastime . . . drawing . . . enjoys listening to Fred Waring . . . and his Pennsylvanians . . . hopes to continue at Tech . . . ever hear him say Aw Nertz ? HENRY W. BAUMANN Senior Reading Club IO, II, IZ: Football Manager II: Baseball Manager II: Kodak Club II: Stamp Club I0. Honey . . . who doesn't know Honey with his smile and wisecracks? . . . from Emsworth . . . enjoys telling of his experiences . . . collects stamps and coins . . . ambition . . . to be a forrester . . . out west . . . trig . . . his favorite study . . . fond of pork chops . . . and ice cream ltogether?l . . . he some- how prefers blonds . . . always a delight to the teachers . . . and to the students. CLASS OF FEBRUARY. I934 Page Thirteen V THE OMICRON ty. la Xyrrllf I I 4 Page Fourteen DOROTHY L. BECK Business Service Guild I2: Tennis I2: Swimming I0: Hockey II: Girl Reserves I0: Senior Reading Club II. Dot . . . also from Horace Mann . . . has a habit ot getting to school just in the nick ot time . . a 'Future private secretary . . . another who can go tor chop suey . . . Guy Lombardo is her choice . . . tor entertainment . . . blond . . . ever see her with Dot Lorish? . . . however . . . is partial to a certain Oliver graduate. ANN MARIE BENVENUTO Oliver News Staff IO: Senior Reading Club II, I2: Business Service Guild I0, II, I2: Volleyball IO, Il, I2: Captain Basketball II, l2. Ann . . . former Horace Mann student . . . black hair . . . sparkling eyes . . . a smile tor everyone . . . somebody's stenog someday . . . just plain steak is her favorite dish . . . always goes to hear and see Bing Crosby . . . somehow dislikes history . . . swim- ming ... however. ..tond ot dancing ...going to movies . . . it you need a triend . . , call on Ann. VIRGINIA BISHIRJIAN Swimming IO, II, I2: Double Quartet ll: Class A Chorus I0, II, I2: Tennis Hockey II, I2: Orpheus Club Il. Verge . . . dark tresses . . . sparkling eyes . . class songstress . , . likes to dance . . . drive a car . . . read . preters the males with brown hair . . . blue eyes . . .tall .. . very tan . . . has a decided preference tor stutted pork chops . . . tuture Cornell student . . . has a desire to travel . . . votes for Bing . . . David Manners . . . Gary Cooper. . . music is her favorite study. ELEANOR VIRGINIA BRUBACH Class Treasurer ll, I2: Orchestra II, I2: German Club ll: School Banking I2: Girl Reserves I2: Go- To-College Club I2. Elf . . . brown-haired lass . . . who enchants people . . . delightful to know . . . who has never heard her play the piano . . . has missed something . . . likes to read and dance . . . orchestra is her favorite study . . . aspires to be a world tamous pianist . . , we know she will . . . does she go for olives and pickles? . . . high honor student. STANLEY C. BUICK Traffic Squad II: Kodak Club II: Boys Life Saving Club IO: Go-To-College Club IO. Butch . . . Woods Run . . . ambition to be a 'funeral director and embalmer . . . likes science . . . driving and eating his hobbies . . . goes in for toot- ball . . . target practice . . . swimming . . . boxing . . .his radio vote goes to Molasses and January . . . practicing tor 'future by embalming small animals . . . seen otten with Morton Letkowitz. FRANCIS BURRY Boys Cooking Club I2: Spanish Club II, I2: Secre- tary, Spanish Club I2: Omicron Staff I2: Assembly Squad Il: Traffic Squad I2. Comes from Manchester , . . takes an interest in all sports . . . Bing Crosby and Kate Smith are his choices tor entertainment . . . his ambition is to be a success in business . . . stutted macaroni his tavorite dish . . . likes history and Spanish . . . bashtul. RICHARD BY RN ES Football II, IZ: Baseball IZ: Track II, IZ: Class Social Committee II, IZ: Tratific Squad II, IZ: Sanl- tation Squad IZ. Byrnes . . . goes in tor all sports . . . has an ambition to travel . . . Bing Crosby, Jean Harlow and George O'Brien . . . his tavorite entertainers . . . likes the girls . . . is always seen with Bill May and Rich Kozell . . . Swiss steak his tavorite in the line of eats . . . comes trom St. Peters . . . would like to go to U. S. C. ROBERT N ELSON CARPENTER Track IO, II: Cross Country II, IZ: Senior Council IO: Home Room Officer IO, II: Traffic Squad IO, II. Carpy . . . cheertul . . . caretree . . . ambition to make a success in lite . . .likes boxing ...wrestling . . . tootball . . . tall . , .husky . . . Cab Calloway gets his attention . . . likes geometry . . . hopes to appeal to him , . . habit ot being tardy . . . Mc- Naugher . . . Linwood. JACK CAUGHEY Traffic Squad IO, II, IZ: Checker Club IZ: Boys Leaders Club IZ: Football IZ. Pete . . . another I-Iorace Mann alumnus . . . McLinden's pal . . . radio tan . . . prefers Fred War- ing . . . 'Football his chosen sport . . . goes for custard pie . . . James Cagney . . . movie tavorite . . . likes mechanical drawing . . . hopes to be a drattsman . . . has selected Carnegie Tech . . . tor next step in learning . . . prefers small brunettes . . . quiet . . unassuming . . . good sports manager. , RUTH M. CLARK Class A Chorus IO, IZ: Big Sisters IO, II: Hostess Club II: Swimming Team I0: Tennis Il, IZ: Captain Basketball IZ. Rudy , . . John Morrow graduate . , . nursing is her ambition , . . she preters Voice ot all her subjects . . . likes apple pie . . . Cab Calloway . . . Ramon Novarro . . . hates to get up in the morning ldon't we alI?l . . . and people who talk too much , , . some day New York University will see her within its doors . . . pleasant to all . . . good worker. KALEEN CLUTTER Oliver News Statl I0: Senior Girls Leaders, President I0, II, IZ: Business Service Guild, President IZ: Track, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Captain Basketball I0. il, 12, Hockey li, iz. Kal . . . our tennis wizard . . . an exceptional all-round athlete . . . quiet . . . reserved . . . but a genial smile . . .a low voice . . . I-Iorace Mann . . . ambition to be a private secretary . . . tavors Warner Baxter.. . Bing . . . anyone tall .. .dark . . .hand- some - . . prefers spaghetti . . . when it comes to eating . . . physical education . . . tavorite study . . . true triend. RUTH A. CONNELL Business Service Guild IZ: Captain Basketball II. St. Andrews is Ruth's alma mater . . . brown-haired lass . . . quiet . . . her ambition . . . to be a stena ographer . . . a social buttertly . . . parties and danc- ing are her hobbies . . . plays captain ball . . . mush- ball . . . skates . . . likes her pork chops stutled . . . her favorite study '. . . shorthand . . . rather forget about swimming . . . history . . . goes tor tall bloncls . . .candy . . . Hil Pall CLASS OF FEBRUARY. I934 1 'l :YJ Page Fifteen f or r W, I i THE OMICRON Page Sixteen li N , ANN CORBETT ome Nursing Club IO: Senior Reading Club I0, ll: Ann dislikes dishwashing lwho doesn't?l . . . and eaning out drawers . . . English appeals to her . . . will argue any time . . . with anyone . . . anywhere . . . enthralled by mournful cowboy ballads . . . any! one with a prize recipe for Chili Con Came . . . see Ann . . . tall . . . dark-haired . . . blue-eyed boys i 'considered by Ann. Ml! Big Sisters I0, II: Class A Chorus I0, IZ. 'Q JOSEPH FRANCIS CORBETT Traffic Squad II: Boys Cooking Club IZ: History Club, President IZ. Vest . . . it's his high ideal to be an aviator . . . hopes to quality . . . for Notre Dame's tootball team . . . has an eye for blondes with blue eyes . . . one ot his peculiarities . . . he modestly admits . . . is making the honor roll . . . enjoys eating and sleep- ing . . .as long as he likes . . .ham and eggs . .. his favorite . . . all sports . . . Bing . . . and Guy. HAROLD TRUXEL DANIELS Class A Chorus I0, II, IZ: Oliver Choir I0, II. IZ: State Championship Quartette II: All City High School Quartette II: Band IO: Orchestra I0. Babe . . . class songster . . .a good one, too . .. watch for him to produce a famous musical comedy . . . because he aims to be a musical comedy di- rector . . . likes to sing . . . play the piano . . . goes for noodle soup in a big way . . . Fred Waring . . . Will Rogers . . . his 'favorites . . . hopes to attend Duquesne . . . to 'further musical career . . . preters red-heads. JOHN DANILUCK Go-To-College Club IO, II: Olfver News Staff II: Senior Reading Club IZ: Kodak Club IZ: Omicron Staff IZ. Dany . . . the all-round news hound . . . John Morrow . . . wants to be a fast talker lsecond Floyd Gibbons, eh?l . . . just loves hamburgers . . . his votes go to Lee Tracy and Walter Winchell . . . also and especially . . . to a girl from little old New York .. .will help anyone . . . good worker . . . likes type . . . N. Y. U .... Editor ot Open Book . . . and Whisperer . MARTHA ELIZABETH DAVI ES Girl Reserves I2. Marty . . . petite . . , cheerful . . . laughing . . . somehow always late for lunch . . . likes swimming . . . and good old-fashioned roller skating . . . and of all things . . . peanut butter and crackers . . . O. E. . . . is her subject . . . likes pets . . . especially dogs . . . another John Morrowite . . . and future secretary . . . enjoys attending steak tries . . . nice boys boys appeal to her. LEO. C. DESIMONE History Club I0. II: Pittsburgh Citizenship Club II: Sanitation Squad IZ: Boys Cooking Club IZ. Lee . . . dark . . . alert . . . active . . . check and double check . . . Columbus graduate . . . Eddie Cantor . . . Guy Lombardo tan . . . hobbies . . . collecting old and new coins . . . playing the violin . . . print shop tavorite subject . . . liking for spaghetti . . . brunettes with dark eyes . . . interested in football . . . baseball . . . basketball. JAMES DONALDSON Sanitation Squad I2: Home Room Officer IO, II, I2: Cross Country Manager II, I2: Track Manager IZ: Omicron Staff I2: Kodak Club IO. Tubby . . . some day will be a 'Famous physician . . . another Jimmy Durante fan . . . Mr. Christian's right hand man . . . will go on to Ohio State . . . likes English . . . short . . . plump . . . blonds . . . swimming . . . tennis . . . camping . . . hiking . . . has a weakness for ham and cabbage . . . arguing . . . one of his hobbies . . . McNaugher. TH ELMA CAROLYN ECK Senior Reading Club IO, Il, l2: Geography and Travel Club IO: Big Sisters Il: Captain Basketball II: History Club I2. Sue . . .John Morrow graduate . . . loves danc- ing . , . tennis . . . swimming . . . when she laughs her eyes crinkle up . . .yen for lemon pie . . . walking to Bellevue . . . one of her pastimes . . . caters to Bing Crosby . . . Clark Gable . . . will attend Tech later . . . wonder why she's set on going to Tech? . . .likes blondes . . . tall, blue-eyed ones . . . whose initials are Jim , . . also hopes to be somebody's stenog someday. ETH EL JANE EVANS Geography and Travel Club IO: Home Room Presi- dent IO: Business Service Guild II, I2. Ethlee . . . aims to become an efficient secretary . . . wavers uncertainly between Art . . . and a certain P. G .,.. breaks her glasses . . . average of twice a month . . . likes football . . . ham sandwiches lwith fixingsl . . . .John Morrowite . . . she is the center . , . Eloise . . . Kaleen being left . . . right guards, respectively . . . likes them . . . tall . . . dark. ELOISE ISABELLE FISHER Home Room President IO, ll: Social Chairman l2: Class Secretary Il, IZ: V'c1 President, Business Serv- ice Guild I2: Olfver News Staff IO: Omicron Statf I2. Min .. .comes from John Morrow . . . a fast and long talker . . . wants to be a secretary to the Presi- dent some day . . . has a dislike for men under 5 feet . . . likes Caruso's spaghetti . . . college: Pitt, if any . . . likes Gary Cooper, Jack Pearl . . . swim- ming, roller skating, football and baseball . . . gay, laughing. GEORGE V. FORSYTHE, Jr. Baseball Manager IO, ll, I2: Home Room Officer IO: History Club I0, Il: Projection Club II: Vocational Guidance Club IO. Red . . . comes from Horace Mann . . . is always seen with Pete . . . wants to be a forester . . . likes bean soup, Bing Crosby, and boxing . . . favorite expression: Wanna throw fists? . . . also likes short beautiful blondes . . . sleeps during activity period. NORMAN H. FREDERICK Chairman of Assembly Book Squad IO, ll, l2: Base- ball Manager IO: Om'cron Staff IZ: Volley Ball I2: Baseball I2. Star . . . comes from Horace Mann . . . wants to be a good gym teacher . . . will prepare at Springfield . . . reads sport stories . . . likes James Cagney . . . Mills Brothers . . . and algebra . . . favorite expression: What do you think? . . . does not care for physics, girls, hygiene, or home work . . . is usually having a good time. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1934 Page Seventeen Tl-IE OMICRON I A? Page Eighteen I DOROTHY FREW Orchestra IO, II. I2: Dip and Draw Club IO, II, I2: Oliver News Staff IO: Omicron Staff I2. Rosy . . . Dot . . . vivacious little auburn- haired miss . . . ever hear about I-lerman ? . . . a ducky story . . . John Morrow . . . will be a fashion artist . . . likes horsesback riding . . . ltor a hobbyl . . . thinks spinach is it . . . enjoys listening to Eddie Cantor . . . O. E .... hopes to be a Tech student someday . . . likes tall. dark boys . . . and his initials are J. J. SALVATO RE G ERACI Home Room President II: Go-To-College Club ll, I2: President, Go-To-College Club I2: Football I2: Omicron Staff I2: Hi-Y Club IO, II: Oliver Service Award II. Sal . . . comes from John Morrow . . . plans to go to Duke University in North Carolina . . . wants to be a lawyer . . . likes most any kind ot tood, just so there's enough ot it . . . Wayne King and Irene Dunne . . . can am-use him . . . reading and interior decorating his hobbies . . . takes an interest in all sports , . . English . . . tavorite study. DAVID GRAHAM Presfdent, American Legion Club I0, Il, I2, Le Ceacle Francais Club IO: Go-To-College Club II, I2. Dave , . . Snooks . . . adds to the John Mor- row ranks . . . blond , . . happy-go-lucky . . . tuture tamous surgeon . . . will study some more at Pitt . . . likes to try his hand at short stories . . . his weaknesses are steak sandwiches . . . and a certain . . . short . . . blue-eyed brunette . . . always chewing gum . . . or a pencil. BERNARD GRUSECK Go-To-College Club II: Football II: Home Poom Repo.ter I2. Buns . . . aims to be a gentleman ot leisure . . . hot arguments his specialty . . . goes tor spaghetti, history. and Joe Penner . . . dislikes would-be corn- edienes and big shots . . . football, mushball, and swimming are O. K .... came directly from St. Joseph's to grace Oliver's history classes . . . types make no ditterence to him . . . he likes 'em all. PHYLIS ELINOR HAMMERLE Girl Reserves IO, Il, I2: Senior Reading Club IO: German Club, Treasurer II: Home Room Secretary I2: Omicron Staff I2. Phyl . . . has ambitions in the journalistic field . . . typist for the Blast . . . is quite a dancing teacher . . . likes English . . . saur kraut . . . and Phil Baker . . . comes from John Morrow . . . tennis and hockey her favorite sports . . . only tall and dark men eligible . AMOS HARTMAN Hfstory Club II, I2: Boys Leaders Club I2: Boys Cooking Club I2. Ace , . . black sparkling eyes . . . non-committal . . . Manchester grad . , . another who is partial to ham an' . . . constantly arguing with Harp . . . keen sports participant . . . likes Ginger Rogers . . . gym . . . brown-eyed brunettes . . . answering to the name ot Anna May . . .Centre . . .tor Ace . . . to become business man . . . walks to Manchester every night. HOWARD S. HASELTON Football II, IZ: Life Savfng Club I0: Boys Leaders Club II, IZ: Boys Cooking Club IZ: Home Room Offfcer II, IZ. Harp . . . quiet . . . husky . . . handsome . . . one ot our tootball stars , . .though he aspires to be an aviator . . .swimming is his meat . . . enjoys wood- working and reading Western or Ghost Stories . . . is in his glory when he burns up Payne . . . but they're pals . . . prefers brunettes. HELEN GLEE HEATH Girl Reserves I0, II, IZ: Senior Reading Club IO: German Club I0: Big Sisters II, IZ. Her second name is a fitting one . . . a laughing . . . bonny girl . . . came 'from John Morrow . . . his- tory . . . a special like with her . . . has a weakness tor Sunshine Salad . . . but cannot look a glass ot buttermilk in the face . . . another spinach fiend . . . a dog tancier . . . goes in 'lor swimming . . . roller skating . . . likes John Boles. GERALDINE HEMFELMAN Girl Reserves II, IZ: Senior Reading Club I0: Big Sisters I0. Jimmie . . . a charming . . . quiet miss . . . an- other who will be a nurse . . . a very sweet one . , . won't be coaxed . . . but will do anything to help a person , . .thinks Janet Gaynor 1 . . Myrt and Marge best ever . . . likes brunettes . . . with blue-gray eyes . . . fades away at the mention of a shopping expedition . . . John Morrowite . . . spaghetti . . . chocolate cake favorite dishes . . . likes California. LU ELLA MAE HETRICK Senior Reading Club II, IZ: Geography and Travel Club I0: Business Service Guild I2: Hockey II: Big Szsters I0. II. Lou . . . Horace Mann . . . Dark . . .witty . . . collects souvenirs . . . anything and evertyhing . . loats with I2B's . . . likes to walk in the rain . . . laughs at Laurel and Hardy . . . Eddie Cantor . . . dislikes cats and economic reports . . . has trouble in remembering numbers . . . especially telephone . . . doesn't object to any of her studies . . . ambition to go to Switzerland . . . l-ley . FRANCIS JOSEPH HIMBER Oliver News Editor II, IZ: Senior Reading Club IZ: Omicron Staff IZ: Go-To-College Club IZ: Checker Club IO. Dude . . . boy with the Barrymore profile . . . tuture writer or Thespian . . . watch tor him to do big things . . . usually very serious . . . can contribute his share of the fun, however . . . Duquesne . . . his college . . . admires the Marx brothers lwho doesn't?l . . . everyone has learned to like him . . . dependable . . says he likes all the girls . . . great lover of music, MARTHA EVELYN IHSEN Senior Girls Leaders II, IZ: Oliver News Staff II: Tennis II, I2: Hockey II: Editor of Omicron IZ. Martie . . .our editor . . . studious . . . busy . . . drives a wicked Pontiac . . .likes 'em dark and myster- ious . . . craves a bowl of steaming chicken noodle soup . . . likes tennis . . . swimming . . . also the so- phisticated Elissa Landi . . . keeps a scrap book . . . stamps . . . an actress . . . star gazer . . , knows Span- ish like a native . . . will be a journalist . . . and a linguist . . . Frick. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I934 Page Nineteen THE OMICRON Page Twenty WALLACE ROBERT IRWIN Home Room Officer II: History Club II. Wally . . .the blonde . . . curly-haired . . .quiet 'NX!aIly . . .hails from Columbus . . . aims to invent something . . . then he'Il be supremely happy . . . watch for his name in the headlines . . . listens avidly to the radio . . . works Chemistry problems in spare time . . . claims to be worlcl's prize chow-mein eater . . . girls? . . . sh . . .sh . . .keen printer. RUTH LOIS IZENOUR Home Room Officer IO: Basket Ball I0, Ilg Volley Ball II: Sanitation Squad Il: Senior Reading Club I0, Ilg Go-To-College Club II, l2. Rudy . . . Columbus . . . another who will enter the business world . . . as a secretary . . . likes to read . . . drive a little tan roadster . . . prefers mer- ium blonds . . . with grey eyes . . . and his initials are E. G. . . . roast chicken hits her tancy . . . history and shorthand favorite subjects . . . hopes to enter Westminster . . .Guy Lombardo . . . Bing Crosby tan. JOHN J. JANOSKO Traffic Squad II: Kodak Club Il: Life Saving Squad IZ: Assembly Book Squad IZ: Senior Hi-Y Club l2: Boys Cooking Club IZ. James . . . aims to be a photographer . . . likes art . . . photography . . . and crafts . . . Joe Fenner is okay . . . dislikes history and English . . . likes all sports . . . macaroni and cheese . . . oh, boy . . . comes from Manchester . . . doesn't have much to say . . . but we'Il bet his thoughts are deep. MILDRED E. JOHNSTON Senior Reading Club II, IZ: Big Sisters II: Geography and Travel Club IO: Captain Basket Ball Ilg Omicron Staff I2q Color Committee I2. Milly . . . some day may chance to enter her private tea room . . . always chewing gum . . . talk- ing . . . all home economic subjects her meat . . . Horace Mann graduate . . . pee wee golt tan . . . listens in to Kate Smith . . . Bing Crosby . . . tall . . . medium blonds . . . beware . . . likes chow mein . . . history . . . salesmanship . . . Joan Blondell . . . Ethel Waters . . . dislikes staying home. WILLIAM J. JOHNSTON History Club IO, II: Projection Club Il. Bing . . . another of our high flyers . . . tuture aviator . . . formerly went to Clayton . . . abhors nutty people . . . with him . . . both blonds and brunettes quality . . . likes ham and eggs . . . good old Bing . . . is cu-razy about most sports . . . blond . . . quiet . . . a good friend . . . dignified. MORRIS L. KATZ ' Senior Reading Club IZ: Oliver News Sta'IT IZ: Boys Cooking Club IZ: Business Service Guild II: Omicron Staff I2: Ring Chairman II. Morry . . . Woods Run alumnus . . .craves news- paper work . . . shorthand . . . bookkeeping . . . he and Payne sidekicks . . . can he handle steak and onions? . . . hopes to own a large business 'firm . . . and be a successful manager . . . hard-working . . . dark . . . curly-haired . . . Morry . . . Assistant Edi- tor ot tamed Whisperer . . . and Open Book . . DaniIuck's collaborator. - RAYMOND T. KEAY Pittsburgh Citizenship Club IO, II: Senior Orchestra I0, II, IZ: Musician's Club I0: History Club I2. Ray . . . another John Morrowite . . . enjoys play- ing . . .and listening to good music . . . lkies AI Jol- son . . . plain pork and beans his delight . . . most sports . . . also fishing . . . longs for adventure . . . in the wide world . . . medium sized red-heads get his eye . . . accomplished musician . . . eighth periods don't agree with him. SOPHIA PAULINE KENDZIOR Senior Reading Club IO, II: Business Service Guild II, IZ: Home Nursing Club II, IZ: Track II: Girl Reserves IO: Tennis ll. IZ. Sof . . . a would-be social worker . . . we think she'II be a good one . . . also aspires to be private secretary some clay . . . to the president of a firm . . . in South America . . . likes to chatter . . . uses her hands while so doing . . . studying peoples' char- acteristics . . . one of her characteristics . . . likes English . . . cannot abide discouretsy. CLIFFORD EDWARD KN ECHT Home Room Officer IO, IZ: Go-To-College Club II, IZ. Cliff . . . lad with the auburn locks . . . and the friendly grin . . . comes from Columbus . . . all sports fan . . . goes into ecstacies over cocoanut cream pie .. . a la mode . . .future draftsman . . . Ikies blends . . . with gray eyes . . . very strangely likes to turn in early . . . Guy Lombardo gets his vote . . . has a deep drawling voice . . . keen dancer. VERNA KOHUT Big Sisters II, IZ: Geography and Travel Club IO: Business Service Guild IZ: S. S. S. S. Club Il. Vernie . . . this little maid . . . is bound for Pitt . . . rather quiet . . . pleasant . . .little giggle all her own . . . salesmanship is her choice of studies . . . adores Dolores Del Rio . . .fond of pigs in blankets . . . her name for them . . . her ambition runs along secretarial lines . . . for some reason or other does not enjoy dancing. HELEN BARBARA KOKOSH Sanitation Squad II: Spanish Club II: Hostess Club IZ: Big Sisters IZ: Basket Ball IZ: Volley Ball II, IZ. Lynn . . . a quiet little miss . . . yet makes a hit with everyone . . .first attended I-Iorace Mann . . . o dreamer . . . also a worker . . . winsome . . . belongs to the roller-skating society . . . enjoys chop suey . . . typewriting appeals to her . . . aspires to be a nurse . . . prefers them with dark curly hair . . . grayish- blue eyes . . . Janet Gaynor fan. RICHARD KOZELL Football II, IZ: Baseball IZ: Track II, IZ: Traffic Squad II, IZ: Boys Cooking Club IZ: Sanitation Squad IZ. Koz . . . hails from John Morrow ...another who will see the wide, wide world . . . likes all sports . . . favorite entertainers . . . Bing Crosby and Guy Lom- bardo . . . likes brunettes . . . Pitt his choice for Col- lege . . . French? . . . oui, oui . . .favorite dish . . . pork chops. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I934 Page Twenty-one 29 gulf' sf? Q F oliifejl THE OMICRON Page Twenty-two ALVIN KRAPP ' History Club I0, II: Om5cron Staff IZ: Sanitation Squad II, Boys Leaders Club IZ: Traffic Squad II. Bud , . . formerly from McNaugher . . . genial disposition . . . can warm his heart with ice cream and cake . . . prefers Joe E. Brown . . . Jack Benny for entertainment . . . wide laughing eyes . . . tall . . .soft drawling voice . . . dislikes Latin . . . algebra . . . and blues singers . . .aims to be business execu- tive . . . we think you'll make the grade, Bud . WILLIAM HERMAN KRAUSE Boys Cooking Club IZ: Art Club IO, II, IZ: Kodak Club II: Home Room reasurer IZ: Oliver News Staff II: Omicron Staff IZ. Willie . . . ambition is to be a business man . . . crafts and painting are his hobbies . . . meat loaf. favorite dish . . . Laurel and Hardy and Lew White supply him with diversion . . . art is his favorite study . . . hates to go to bed early . . . will go to Pitt or Tech . . . hails from John Morrow. THELMA MARIE KURTZ Hockey I0, IZ: Reading Club IZ: Traffic Squad I0. II, IZ: Geography and Travel Club IO. Kurtzy . . . one of our shining athletes . . . hob- bies . , . reading . , . hiking . . . favorite dish . . . veal cutlets . . . while on the other hand . . . cannot abide spaghetti . . . her heroes must be tall . . . dark . . . has a peculiar ability to tease . . . partial to Bing Crosby . . . Sylvia Sydney . . . future private secretary . . . cheerful little laugh . . . John Morrow. 'CARRIE COLEMAN LEE Hockey IZ: Basket Ball IO, II, IZ: Volley Ball IO, ll, I2: Track I0, Il, IZ: Big Sisters IZ: Home Nursing Club I0. Tot . . . outstanding athlete . . . formerly attend- ed Esplen . . . her ambition is to be a nurse . . . and train . . .at Harlem Hospital, N. Y .... dancing . . , playing mushball . . . hobbies . . . voice is her favor- ite subject . . . can't get along without patato salad . . . quiet . . . shy smile , . . prefers Victor Four Quartette . . . I-larlemites . . . all sports interest Tot . EARL W. LEH MAN Printing Club I0, II, IZ: Baseball II, IZ: Traffic Squad I0, II, IZ: History Club I0, II. Bud . . , comes from Linwood . . . McNaugh-er . . . star baseball player . . . likes chemistry . . . not French . . . algebra . . . has high aspirations . . . would like to be an aviator . . , Ohio State his preter- ence . . .another Harlow tan . . . has a weakness for chop suey . . . football . . . baseball . . . basketball . . . dark . . .quiet . . . a willing helper. GEORGE LENGER Jr. Senior Reading Club II: Boys Leaders Club IOC Class A Chorus IZ: Double Quartette IZ: Oliver Choir IZ: Boys Cooking Club IZ. Georgie . . . assistant editor of the interesting class paper The Whisperer . . . talented musician . . . sings . . . plays the saxophone . . . violin . . . favorite entertainers . Fred Waring . . . Guy Lom- bardo . . . puts hamburgers with onions above all other food . . . likes beautiful blonds . . . may be seen with Daniluck . . . most of the time . . . Duquesne U. . . . his goal . . .to be a lawyer. STELLA LESEK Senior Girls Leaders I2: Business Service Guild II, I2: Home Room Officer IO, I2: Senior Reading Club IO: Commercial Club I0. Stella . . . another souvenir collector . . . habit of climbing fences . . . and getting caught half way over . . . likes all salads . . . English . . .biology . . . yen for walking to Bellevue , . . wants to travel . . . and see the world . . . favors Phillips Holmes . . . Ben Bernie . . . Westminster . . . some day . . . wash- ing dishes . . . giving directions don't agree with her, WILLIAM JOHN MAGIVERN Jr. Kodak Club IO: Boys Cooking Club I2: Home Room Otlfcer I2: H'story Club Il. McGoose . . . McNaugher graduate . . . bright student . . . in all his classes . . . a perfect scream . . , when he starts his wise remarks . . . a favorite among all . . . likes tennis . . . swimming . . . another Marx brothers fan . . . likes to try his hand at cooking ,. .jello . . . his dish . . . exceptionally intelligent in science . . . Columbia U .... tall . . . handsome. ALEXANDER STETZ MAM MAY Traffic Squad I0, II, I2: Swimming I0, II: Track IO: Go-To-College Club II, I2: Senior Hi-Y II. Al . . . Alex . . . some day we'll see him as a big business executive . . . hopes to attend business college . . . to prepare tor this . . . likes swimming . . .football . . .always witty , . . an answer for every- thing . , . can devour creamed peas and carrots . . . likes brunettes . . . with brown eyes . . . Greta Garbo . . . his favorite . . . comes from Woods Run grade school . . . special liking for nology. JOHN A. MARX Senior Reading Club I2: Football II, I2: History Club II: Boys Leaders Club I2. Taxi . . . tall . . . auburn locks . . . friendly grin ,.. Horace Mann . . . star end on football team . .. peculiar hobby of collecting wedding presents . . . looks forward to Notre Dame . . . favors Bing Crosby . . . blue-eyed blonds . . . Mary . . . another who up- holds chop suey . . . law his favorite study . . . also goes in for the strenuous game of ping pong. WILLIAM H. MAY Football Il, I2: Baseball I2: Track II, I2: Swimming ll. I2: Life Saving Squad II, I2: Tratfic Squad II. I2. Will . . . a John Morrow alumnus . . . likes all sports, dancing, and English .. . Bing Crosby and Joe lwanna buy a'duck?l Penner . . . entertain him . . . would like to go to Pitt . . . favorite dish . . . good ol' ham an' . . . ambitious to see the world . . . dis- likes history outlines and English tests. MAVIS VIRGINIA MCCHESNEY Senior Reading Club IO: Hostess Club I2: Big Sisters I2: Go-To-College Club I2: Basket Ball I2: Sanita- tion Squad II. Mavis . . . penchant for collecting souvenirs . . . small . . . brunette . . . talkative . . . energetic . . . that's Mavis . . . hopes to go on to Pitt . . . chums with LaVerne . . . swimming . . . tennis . . . hockey . . . her best accomplishments . . . likes chop suey . . . says Ducky . . . likes to have a good time . . . her 'favorite . . . tall blond . . . handsome . . . hopes to swim the English Channel some day. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1934 i l l J Page Twenty-three Tl-IE OMICRON Pag e Twenty-four MARGARET MATILDA McELROY Senior Reading Club I0: Hostess Club IZ: Big Sisters IZ: Go-To-College Club IZ: Basket Ball IZ: Sanitation Squad II. Marg . . . Columbus . . .sweet . . .quiet . . . she and Lynn are chums . . . hopes to be a dietician ...hobbies . . . sewing . . . cooking . . . seeks Gracie Allen . . .Janet Gaynor . . . for diversion . . . wants to go on to Carnegie Tech . . . apple pie a la mode is her favorite . . . skating . . . swimming . . . interest her . . . Marg says she has habit of saying things . . . wrong. WILLIAM MCLINDEN Swimming I0: Football I0, Il, IZ: Print Club Il: Boys Cooking Club II: Traffic Squad IZ. Irish . . . St. Peter's . . . our future physical direc- tor . . . will attend Springfield . . . for preparation . ...lack Pearl . . .Jean Harlow . . . get his fan-mail . . . well-known trackman . . . also goes in for football . . . mushball . . . always carefree . . . good compan- ion . . . and unselfish . . . enjoys reading . . . avid radio linstener. EDWIN G. McNEIL Track II, IZ: Swimming IZ: Vice President IZB Class: Football I0, II, IZ: Hi-Y Club I0, ll: President IZA Class. Eddie . . . some call him Bonnie . . .tall . . . husky . . . blond . . . handsome . . . another John Morrow grad . . . very fond of all sports . . . especially . . . skating . . . lwe knowl . . . football . . . lwe know this, aisol . . . basketball, etc .... hopes to con- tinue at Pitt . . . Colgate . . .to become a physician ...eating . . . sleeping ...main pastimes.. . well- known . . . energetic in social functions. LENORE MILLER Business Service Guild IZ: History Club IO: Senior Reading Club IZ: Traffic Squad IZ. Lenore . . . studying to be an interior decorator . . . dainty . . . artistic . . . likes to dance . . . read . . . goes in for most sports . . . swimming . . .tennis . . . skating . . . you can please her with a dish of italian spaghetti . . . likes to give O. E. speeches . . . always cheerful . . . English . . . favorite subject . . . Bing Crosby . . . Robert Montgomery popular with Lenore. LENWOOD A. MORGAN Football II, IZ: Track II, IZ: Print Club IO, II, IZ: Traffic Squad II: History Club IO, II. Len . . . Bellevue . . . always pleasant . . . never worried . . . has aspirations to become a printer . . . and attend West Virginia State . . . Cab Calloway . . . his favorite . . . baseball, football, basketball . . . printing . . . his favorite subject . . . and hobby . . . everything is okay with Len . . . likes all the girls. LOUISE MORROW Girl Reserves IO, Il, IZ: Go-To-College Club II, IZ: Marionettes I0, II: Oliver News Staff II: Omicron Staff IZ: Big Sisters II. Liz . . . Manchester alumna . . . always chewing gum . . . never worries about anything . . . likes to study physics . . . other difficult subjects . . . aims to become a nurse . . .and care for Dave . . . her spec- ialty . . . steak sandwiches . . . ice-skating . . . bridge . . . roller skating . . . thinks Mickey Mouse . . . Gracie Allen the funniest ever . . . always late . . . Tech. ROSE EDNA MUELLER Go-To-College Club IO, II, IZ: Girl Reserves II: Big Sisters II, IZ: Home Nursing, President IZ: Omi- cron Staff IZ: Home Room Officer II, IZ. Ro . . . Latimer Jr. High . . . East Park School . . . aims to be a linguist . . . likes horseback riding ...roller skating . . . archery . . . walking . . .has a terrible time operating combination locks . , . a day dreamer . . . but also a worker . . . likes pineapple . . . Ben Bernie . . . Warner Baxter . . , Allgeheny College . . . dislikes back slappers . . . nightwork . . . he is tall . . . curly hair. RUTH AMY MURPHY School Banking II, IZ: Senior Reading Club IO, II: Omicron Staff IZ: Big Sisters IO: Go-To-College Club iz: Girl Reserves ll, IZ. Ruth . . 1 dark-eyed damsel . . . wavy black hair . . .preparing to be a librarian . . . attracetd to horse- back riding . . . goes around with her camera taking pictures ot dignified seniors . . . sincere friend . . . loves to walk.. . dance . . .swim . . . read . . .likes spinach . . . tor entertainment selects . . . Katherine Hepburn . . . Rudy Vallee . . . likes them tall . . dark . . . handsome. MICHAEL NAKONEZNY Tralific Squad IZ: Boys Cooking Club IZ: Ring Com- mittee II: Home Room Treasurer II, IZ: Checker Club II. Nakees . . . comes 'from Woods Run . . . likes football, baseball, swimming and all other sports . . . tavorite dish . . . ice cream . . . Bing Crosby is his choice 'for entertainment . . . dislikes Latin, Geometry, and English . . .would like to go to West Point . . . speaks Spanish like a Spaniard . . . hobbies are shows. dancing, and reading. AUDREY LEAH NEAMAN Basket Ball IO, II, IZ: Hockey II, IZ: Volley Ball IO. II, IZ: Go-To-College Club IO, I2: Big Sisters IO, II: Senior Girls Leaders ll, IZ. Aud . . . sunny disposition . . . always smiling . . . strangely enough . . . doesn't like home work . . . but math is her tavorite study . . . her hobby is sleeping . . . and her sole ambition . . .to be married betore 30 . . . preters the opposite sex tall . . . hand- some . . . wants to go to California . . . to University ot Southern California . . . Bing Crosby . . . David Manners . . . make her heart go . . . pit-pat. RICHARD A. NEELANS President Home Room I0: Metal Arts Club IO: His- tory Club IO, II, IZ: Go-To-College Club ll, IZ: Boys Cooking Club IZ. Adam . . . comes 'from St. Francis . . . plays piano tor a hobby . . . has a reserved seat in the otlice . . . will some day become an accountant . . . likes sauef kraut and various accompanying dishes . . . sports tan . . . likes bookkeeping . . . and some tall . . . slim . . . brunette . . . Colonel Stoopnagle and Budd get his attention on the radio . . . ever hear him and his Great dayI ? MARIE LILLIAN NEMETH Girl Reserves IO: German Club I0: Business Service Guild II, IZ: Track ll: Tennis IO, ll, IZ. Mitzi . . . small . . . but all good things come in small packages . . . aims to be star in the terpsichor- ean art . . . 'fond ot jazz . . . really likes spinach . . . her hobby is analyzing people . . . la psychologist?l . . . another ot our typists . . . a Jean I-larlow . . . Gracie Allen follower . . . likes the mannerly . . athletic type. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I934 Page Twenty-tive I i THE OMICRON Page Twenty-six MARGARET REGINA NETREBA President Home Room I0: Business Service Guild II: Senior Reading Club I2: Traffic Squad IO, I2: Omi- cron Staff I2. Marg . . . anyone looking tor a beautician con- sult our Marg . . . however . . . her aim is to be a librarian . . . sewing . . . English . . . receive equal votes with her . . . dotes on imitating people and eat- ing stutted peppers . . . raves if her last name is mis- spelled . . .always twinkling . . . cheertul . . . triendiy . . . likes arguing with the opposite sex. JOSEPH E. NICHOLS Life Saving Club IO: Football II: Home Room Officer II: Kodak Club I2: Boys Cooking Club I2: Business Manager Omicron l2. Nick . . . our Business Manager . . . a tuturc drattsman . . . blue eyes . . . that crinkle when he laughs . . . Horace Mann . . . goes tor chile con carne . . . hopes to continue at Tech . . . likes Ben Bernie . . . mechanical drawing . . . photography . . .just a side line . . . mushball . . . football . . . swimming . . . who's the medium-sized, blue-eyed bru- nette? . . .agreeable . . . always willing to help. BETTY NICHOLSON Senior Reading Club, President II: Geography and Travel Club IO: Traffic Il: History Club IO, II, I2. Betts . . .charming . . . blue-eyed .. . Columbus alumna . . . likes to collect most anything . . . sou- venirs, etc .... aspires to be somebody's stenog . . . roller skating amuses Betts . . . hopes to con- tinue learning at Pitt . , . thinks cherry pie is simply delish . . . likes Bing Crosby . . . Ramon Novarro . . . Funnyboners . . . he must be tall . . . hand- some . . . English . . . zoology 'Favorite subject. HELEN C. OGILVIE Big Sisters IO: Business Service Guild I0, Il, IZ: President, Home Nursing Club II: Tratlic I0, I2: Omfcron Staff I2. Ogle . . . our only aviatrix . . . learned ABC's at Horace Mann . . . cuts stencils like a veteran . . . enjoys dancing, swimming . . . but not history . . . economics . . . he must be tive feet six . . . tall . . . dark . . . her special likes are Guy Lombardo, Bing Crosby, and chop suey . . . not talkative to strangers . . . collects stamps . . . coins 'lor a hobby. ROBERT LEE PARKER Le Cercle Francais IO: Stamp Club IO: Home Room President IZ: Cooking Club I2: History Club II: Omicron Sta'FF I2. Parker . . . tun-loving . . . witty . . . keeps them all laughing . . .Conroy . . .John Morrow . . .stamps . . .his hobby. . .originator ot the Hungry Horde . . . ambition . . . to be a drattsman . . . and enter Annapolis . . . likes hash . . .spinach . . . mechanical drawing . . . can be seen with Katz . . . he made Aw Nertz . . . 'Famous . . . 'football . . . only sport that holds interest tor him . . . tootsie roll advocate. W. ALLEN PARKER Football IO, II, I2: Basketball II, I2: Track I0, Il, I2, History Club IO, II. Woody . . . Manchester . , . loves to croon . . . tell truths . , . chew gum . . .tears into lemon custard pie . . . Oliver and Hardy . . . Colonel Stoopnagle and Budd . . . his tavorites . . . she will be medium height, dark eyes, brunette . . . hates girls and red ties now . . . kind . . . ambitious . . . good natured . . . Horsefeathers . . . tuture athletic director . . . Spanish . . . tavorite study . . . all-round athlete. DONALD J. PAYNE President of Students' Association IZ: President of Class ll, IZ: President Home Room I0. II: Football IO, II, IZ: Track I0, II, IZ: Swimming I0, II. Don . . . tall . . . husky . . . curly-headed . . our football hero . . . President ot the school . . . came trom Manchester . . . his ambition to be a college football player . . . thinks . . . eats . . . sleeps . . . football . . . other sports besides . . . however . . . hopes to attend Springtield . . . likes plain bread, butter and jelly . . . Jeanie Lang . . . tavorite enter: tainer . , . triendly to everyone. ANGELO CHARLES PECCI Senior Reading Club I0, II: Projection Club II: Spanish Club II, IZ. Peck . . . an artist in his way . . . dark . . . serene . . . willing helper . . . Four Marx brothers amuse him extremely . . . Columbus . . . wants to be an attorney . . . likes to tinker with radios lto see what makes them go?I .. .Fordham . . . his idea ot a college . . . swimming and tootball . . . specialties . . . other sports . . . his tavorite ot the culinary arts . . . mulligan stew. GEORGE D. PLOESCH Omicron Staff IZ: Kodak Club IZ: Electric Club IO, II: Traffic Squad I0: Pittsburgh Club II. Revelli . . . Linwood . . . sports store owner some day . . . see Revelli tor your tennis raquets . . . ice skates . . . amateur photography . . . his hobby . . . roast duck satisfies his palate . . . thinks Phil Baker . . . Beetle . . . Bottle are pertect screams ...likes law. . . girls tive teet tive . . . all-round sports tan . . . dark . . . handsome . . . willing worker . . . has initiative, WILLIAM H. PRICE Pittsburgh Club II. Buck . . . Manchester grad . . . tuture politician . . . anyway . . . he has a way with him . . . another ot our athletes . . . baseball . . .tootball . . . basket- ball . . , his specialties . . . is very partial to sauer kraut llike mother makes?l . . . likes English . . . arguing . . . a Jimmy Durante tan . . . preters bru- nettes . . . perhaps that means a certain brunette. JOSEPH RANALLO Reno . . . just loves to study . . . ever hear him sing Big, Bad Wolf? . . . aspires to be a traveling salesman . . . can he make ltalian spaghetti disappear? . . . some tall, blonde interests him . . . we don't wonder who . . . sports tan . . . usually quiet . . . never in the midst ot things. RUTH LOUISE ROCK Go-To-College Club II, IZ: Senior Reading Club IO: Oliver News Staff II: Hockey Il, IZ: Tennis II: Captain Basketball II. Ruthie . . .John Morrow graduate . . . hopes to be a journalist . . . enjoys . . . swimming . . . dancing . . . reading . . . tor entertainment . . . joins the army ot Bing Crosby and Clark Gable tans . . . heart beats tor Chicago . . . you know her by Such is lite . . . dark . . . flashing eyes . . . tuture student at Uni- versity ot Chicago . . . good actress. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1934 Page Twenty-seven ix sr THE OMICRON l i Pag e Twenty-eight JOE RUSH Boys Coolring Club I2. Speed . . . his name is appropriate . . . came from Daniel Webster . . . one of his ambitions is . . . to graduate . . . many others besides . . . interested in all sports . . . especially . . . football . . . baseball . . . mushball . . . gym . . . lunch periods appeal to him . . . strangely . . . is always hungry . . . Bing Crosby . . . prefers medium brunettes . . . likes hash . . . usually very quiet. DOROTHA MARIE RUTLEDGE Secretary of Sanitation Ilg Senior Reading Club IO. Ilg Spanish Club II, l2g Home Room Officer II: Omicron Staff I2. Dot . . . .lohn Morrow . . . her idea of fun is dancing . . . driving . . . swimming . . . and eating deliciously fried chiclcen . . . she prefers Guy Lom- bardo . . . lilces to collect advertising . . . lilces short- hand . . . hopes to be a stenographer . . . somehow doesn't care for geometry . . . will go to Westminster . . .quiet . . . pleasant . . . lB. T.l . . .is medium blond . . . gray eyes. JOSEPH SAYUT History Club IO. Ilg Traffic Squad ll: Boys Cooking Club I2. Sage . . . comes from St. Gabriel's . . . lilces pork and beans . . . roller skating, history, and blonds . . . any sport excites his interest . . . wants to be an electrical engineer . . . how shoclcingl . . . Bing, here's another fan . . .dislikes math . . .wants to enter Pitt. ROSE EVELYN SCIGLIANO Senior Girls Leaders IZ: Big Sisters IO, II: Class A Chorus I0, II, l2g Tennis IZ: Go-To-College Club IO: Omicron Staff l2. Shily . . . dark , . . black eyes . . ,laughing . . gay . . . her soprano voice is really a marvel . . . Horace Mann . . . wants to be a social secretary . . . lilces to dance, sing . . . read . . . enjoys. actually enjoys, history . . . dislilres Jimmy Durante . . . Nino Martini is her 'favorite . . . Pitt, some day . . . mashed potatoes and gravy . . . can't get enough of them. GRACE N ELSON SIMPSON President Home Room I2g Social Chairman Home Room Ilg Le Cercle Francais IO. II: Omicron Staff I2g Class A Chorus I0, II: Business Service Guild II, I2. Angel . . . Clayton alumna . . . very blond . . . blushes furiously . . . always laughing . . . give her a boloney sandwich and she's happy . . . practices Chopsticlcs in her spare time . . . cannot tolerate crooners . . . or rumble seats . . . to say nothing of arguing . . . wonder why she likes 'em darlc? . . . goes to the Sisters of the Skillet for her advice. MQELROY SMITH Senior Council I0, II, I2q Oliver News Staff IO, Hi-Y Club I0, II: Football II, I2g History Club I0, II, I2. Mac . . . he aspires to be only a millionaire . . . John Morrow graduate . . . steak and onions suit him fine , . . likes most strenuous indoor sports . . . really good in football . . . habit of driving the family bus at about 20 miles per . . . hopes to go on to Washington and Jetferson . . . prefers blonds . . . for variety . . . blond . . . never gets ruffled or worried . . . M. S .... favorite. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1934- ROBERT E. SNYDER Home Room Officer IO, II, I2: Stage Crew IO: History Club Il: Omicron Staff I2. Bob . . . learned his three R's at Mchlaugher . . . ambition . . . to make a success of lite . . . likes stuffed pork chops . . . Bing Crosby . . . some day hopes to enter . . . Thiel University ot Calitornia . . . mushball . . . basketball . . . tootball . . . his choice . . . hobbies . . . reading . . . stamp collecting . . . we call him I-lonest Bob . . . likes to work at mechanical drawing. NED SPELLS Football II, IZ: Track l2: Electric Club I2: Print Club I2: Projection Club II: Class A Chorus I2. I-lere's a boy who dotes on taking snoozes in study classes . . . always prepared with an alibi tor his trequent absences . . . is fond of the violin . . . vocal lessons . . .Jean Harlow and Cab Calloway , . .hates wearing coats and neckties . . . wants to go to Tech . . . she has dark hair and brown eyes, STELLA S. SPITT Track IO, II: Captain Basketball IO, II, l2: Business Service Guild IO, II, I2: Traffic IO. Stella . . . blond . . . always gay and smiling . . . shines in athletics . . . sports . . . attended Woods Run grade school . . . hopes to be a private secretary . . . selects mushrooms and steak . . . as favorite dish . . . another admirer of the Baron and his friends . . . prefers business subjects . . . shorthand especially . . . likes brunettes. HARRY E. STAUDENMAIER Home Room Officer Il: Boys Cooking Club IZ: Kodak Club IO: Aero Club IO: History Club II. Staudy . . . he aims to be a future President of the United States . . . we hope he'll reach it . . . Manchester . . . goes into ecstasies over banana soup . . . Jack Pearl . . . Ben Bernie . . . Joan Blon- dell . . . receive his vote . . . always trying to get out of work . . . most sports appeal to him . . . likes tall . . . short . . . brunettes . . . blonds . . . has curly hair . . . mischievious twinkle in his eye. MARG U ERITE M. STECK Hockey II: Swimming II: Omicron Dip and Draw IO, Il: Social Chairman IZB Class: Omicron Staff I2: Spanish Club I2. Margie . . . our vivacious . . .charming . . . social chairman . . . excels as an artist . . . some day hopes to be tashion artist . . . plans to attend Tech . . . hobbies . . .dancing . . . swimming ...drawing . . . ever see her and Rock roller skating? . . . prefers blonds or red heads . . . thinks Gene Raymond best ever . . . raves about Italian spaghetti . . . wishes she were a blond. LaVERNE STRINGERT Swimming IO: Senior Reading Club ll: Business Serv- ice Guild ll, I2: Omicron Staff IZ: Tennis II, l2: Track I2. LaVerne . . . I-lorace Mann . . . swimming star . . . , likes all sports . . . always asking the time . . . pre- fers blonds . . . ambition to be a secretary . . . ex- cellent 'cypist . . . has a place in her heart for cake I . . . likes to see Clark Gable . . . and hear Bing Crosby . . .Tech ...her college . . . shorthand . . . favorite study . . . he is tall . . . blond . . . hobbies . . . dancing . . . swimming. ' Page Twenty-nine 1 l . l i l ...h THE OMICRON I I Page Thirty ANNA BERTHA STU MPF Business Service Guild II, I2: Home Room Judge of Elections IO: Traffic I2: S. S. S. S. Club II. Stoompty , . . comes from Manchester . . . wants to be a beauty parlor operator . . . sewing and danc- ing her hobbies . . . has a dislike tor economics and diagramming sentences in English class . . . chews gum in class . . . Bing Crosby, Marian Nixon and Gracie Allen entertain her. CHARLOTTE SULLIVAN Swimming I2: Swimming, Dormont High IO, II, I2. Charlotte . . . has not been with us long . . . we're glad to have her as l2A . . . fond ot swimming and excels in this sport . . . I-lillsdale, Dormont . . . torm- erly . . . dog tancier . . . likes most pets . . . interested in sports . . . favorite dish . . . oatmeal . . . seeks Gracie Allen for entertainment . . . also quite an artist . . . dislikes Latin . . . algebra. ROBERT C. SWAG LER Home Room Secretary IO: Assistant Treasurer I2: Assembly Squad II, I2: Boys Cooking Club I2 Kodalr Club IO: Science Club I0. Bob . . . comes from Clairton . . . would like to travel . . . likes Burns and Allen . . . chemistry, spaghetti . . . hygiene does not appeal to him . . . will probably go to Pitt . . . likes sports such as swim- ming, football, baseball, and tennis . . . she must be a brunette ILIEN RY W. UFFELMAN Football ll, I2: Kodak Club I2: Senior Reading Club I2: Boys Leaders Club I2: Swimming II, I2: Boys Cooking Club I2. Uttels . . . Manchester . . . a math shark and quite a football player . . . tall . . . quiet . . . a ready smile . . . studying to become an accountant . . . hopes to attend Westminster . . . stamp collector . . . all-round sportsman , . . likes brunettes . . . dark eves . . . movie nickels go to Stan Laurel . . . Olive! Hardy . . . dislikes people who hold grudges. WALTER RAY VAUGHN Home Room Judge of Elections I2: Spanish Club I2: Stage Make-up Club II: Electric Club IO. I-lip . . . comes from Cowley and Latimer . . . quite an electrician . . . wants to be an electrical engineer . . . favorite study, physics . . . has a special dislike tor English . . . plans to enter Tech attcr graduation . . . goes for brown-eyed brunettes . . . favorite dish, baked macaroni. NORMAN E. WHITE Basketball IO, II, I2: Home Room President IO: Omicron Staff I2: Baseball II, I2: Senior Life Saving Club IO, II: Volleyball II, IZ. Norm . . . hails from Columbus . . . sports make up large part ot his lite . . .likes dancing . . . medium sized brunettes . . . another admirer . . . Mrs. Crosby's little boy, Bing . . . pie a Ia mode . . . next in his. atiections . . . will some day be a world 'famous engineer . . . quiet . . . serious . . . but can stick up for his rights. TROY HOWARD WILLIAMS Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms II, I2: Senior Mush- ball Team IO: Senior Reading Club IO, I2: Traffic Squad I0. Troy was formerly a student at McNaugher . . . his happy smiling face is an asset to any class room . . . favorite entertainer, Duke Ellington . , , likes to play the piano . . . likes Chemistry best of all . . .dislikes sports . . . his admirers must be five feet tall . . . intends to enter Duquesne University some time in the future. PEARL YOUNG Home Nursing Club IO: Big Sisters IO, ll: Class A Chorus IO, II, I2: Senior Reading Club Il: Captain Basketball ll, l2: Volleyball IO, II, I2. Polly . . . and her sincere husky laugh . . . a clear alto voice . . . McNaugher her first Alma-Mater . . . likes to dance . . . draw . . . sing . . . hopes to be successful as interior decorator . . . chooses Italian spaghetti , . . art . . . her favorite study . . . dislikes washing dishes . . . dusting . . . likes George Raft . . brunettes . . , good dancers . . . always cheerful. PETER ZAITSOFF Swimming Il, I2: Reading Club l2: Boys Cooking Club I2: History Club ll.V Zaits . . . not talkative . . . brilliant student . . . hails from Conroy . . . interested in football . . . base- ball . . . swimming , . .favorite radio artist . . . Eddie Cantor . . . Auron's buddy . . .very modest . . . never will talk about himself . . . prefers brunettes . . . math . . . physics wizard. PETER J. SIMILIK Baseball Il, I2: FootbaH II: Track IO: Vocational Guidance Club: History Club II.: H Pete . . . comes from Woods Run . . . ambition is to be a sailor . . . an all-round athlete . . . hobbies are fishing and playing a banjo . . . likes tin shop . . . Rubinoff . . . Captain I-lenry . . . favorite type . . . short brunettes . . . would like to go to Annapolis . . . is always seen with Red. ' CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I934 W Page Thirty-one THE OMICRON IAI4j4,NiQ llfllffli AUIJHYNEAMAN some mmurk is 3 ' ' HINFIIIHHMAN 'l'l'l HMS If M Nlll IIIWYIWNAN li HMM llflf HER IYARIQIR nur wand i89.f?T5lQliQl3l2 1f,QQWTf 1 f .jf-f,-Wi? .ff 0 Qhyvsfkgw ffl! 'EJ P05 If AUHDN Pag e Thirty-two fi IIY WITH! JGIISEIN RMI Illykiltlll li, UTM Il llflxlililllflil Ui 1-tllllt IIUIN El llll FIAM 'K 1 jggpm uni 'iff fe 3 rum Mumu' ' ' CLASS OPFEBRUARY, 1934 OUR CLASS SOME DAY It is a magical Hiawaiian night in 1943. A huge, bewitching moon rises, as it were, out of the softly rippling sea and creeps up the southern sky, throwing silvery shadows through the palm leaves rustling in a caressing night wind. One bar of moonlight is filtered down onto a little hut set back from the beach. Through an aperture on the far side exudes a mystic, greenish vapor. A murmuring of voices ensues. In this little dwelling, around an old wormfeaten table is seated an ancient, wrinkled, soothsayer and an entranced group of eager listeners. The aged man is a fortunefteller, His cohorts are a group of graduates of the February 1934 Class of Oliver High. XVe are looking into the future on this magical, Hawaiian night, attempting to see ourselves and cur classmates as we will be ten years in the future. At last! The crystal is clearing, and the seer begins to chant as it directs. The enthralled group leans forward curiously, and peers into its depths. We see: A busy American Airport. A huge Transport Liner is about to take off and the Gross Country Mail is to follow it immediately. The respective pilots are shakf ing hands and wishing each other good luck. They are none other than Harp Haselton and William Johnston. We manage to follow them, and at another airf port along the route we see a milling crowd gathered. Ah, yes, there is to be a stunt exhibition this day. We watch the pilot. Vv'ho is he? W'hy, itis Joseph Corbett! And there is Helen Ogilvie, famous aviatrix and parachute jumper. Well, at least she is bound to come down. Phylis Hammerle, the vivacious woman ref porter, is covering this story. A scoop for her! But what of our other pilots- those who take care of the precious United States Mail? This particular plane finally reaches California, where Earl Lehman energetically transfers the mail to his Orient-bound plane. It's a small world after all! Out in the mountainous for' ests of the West we suddenly spy a terrific forest fire, sweeping the beautiful mounf tain side, carrying destruction and desolation in its wake. But Wait! There is Henry Bauman, high up in his rangers' tower, frantically sending signals. George Forsythe accurately reads his waving hands, and the fire is soon under control. just a. littlc farther on we catch sight of a large touring car. With the aid of our telescope, we are 'able to recognize the passengers. Guess who? Virginia Bishirjian, with Stella Lesek as her companion, traveling and sightseeing. In a short time, due to the marvelous facilities of modern travel, we,find our' selves back in New York. Along one of the quiet, shady streets, cn the outskirts of the town, is being erected a magniliicent municipal hospital. A famous million' aire named Mac Smith is the kindly benefactor. The exclusive staff will include such famous doctors and surgeons as James Donaldson, Edwin McNeil, and David Graham. The trained nurses in this new hospital are to be Louise Morrow, Helen Kokosh, Emma Aveard and Geraldine Hempleman. Margaret McElroy will be head dietician. Farther uptown, as we look down fashionable Fifth Avenue we see Margie Steck entering her smart fashion shop. Dorothy Frew, her partner, awaits her coming. The two are designing the apparel sold in their shop. Farther down the avenue we chance to hear strains of wa piano. In a splendid music hall, Robert Auron is playing before a breathless, sophisticated New York audience. He, however, nonchalantly maintains that he would much rather be playing for his own amuse' ment. Finally, turning onto famed 42nd Street, we come to the offices of Harold Daniels, the musical comedy director. Poor Daniels, dancers and actresses are in' corrigible! Nearfby his office is the wellfknown law building of Geraci, Lenger, Peg e Thirty-three l 1 4.1. THE OMICRON OH, WELL WALK .' BiG STUFF iff SJ EXAMS YOU ,fp si 3 Page Thirty-'Four CLASS OF FEBRUARY, l934 and Pecci, Inc. We always said they were prevaricators. In the main New York library we come upon Ruth Murphy and Margaret Netreba, both having succeeded in becoming head librarians. Before leaving New York, -a short jaunt down to the docks is made. Here we find William May about to embark on a short trip to the Azores in his 2Offoot yacht-merely a little pleasure hop, don' cha know? Carrie Lee, passing us swiftly, calls over her shoulder that she is in a hurry to get back to her nursing staff wat the Harlem Hospital. Forced to stop for oldftime's sake, she informs us that Ruth Clark is a nurse there, and after we make inquiry she ref veals the fact that Troy Williams is a noted pharmacist, Ned iSpells has been quite successful as a Linotypistg and Woody Parker is an Athletic Director at one of the city high schools. As we are making preparations to lefave, John Daniluck rushes up to interview us. We oblige him, afterward continuing our swift trip. We land in Philadelphia. Here we pause before a wellfknown construction company. Able draftsmen are busily at work. Among them are Jack Caughey, Joe Nichols, Robert Parker, and Clifford Knecht. Two more of this efficient staff are Henry Uifelman and Richard Neelians. They preside in the accountancy department. In a large business firm on Market Street, Francis Burry, and his partner, William Krause strut around look' ing important. Realized ambitions? A sudden commotion, making even the blase Philadelphians stop wand Stare, is heard. A wildflooking figure comes tempetuously out, with arms waving frantically. Oh, it is Wallace Irwin, eccentric inventor that he is. The cause of this excitement? Wallace has made an extremely wonderful invention. It's-well-Oh, it's a school day without eight periods or nightwork. What 'a help to crushed and oppressed knowledgefseekers! Famous reporters and journalists such as Howard Baier and Ruth Rock are hurrying to get the inside dope. We are wafted to the nation's capital. There the President, Harry Staudenf maier, is holding an important cabinet meeting. His right hand, figuratively speak' ing, Eloise Fisher, quietly and efficiently does her office work, Ethel Evans is conf versing with her employer, the Secretary of the Treasury. Finally, back to good old Pittsburgh, from whence we were graduated. In an immense office building we see the two executives, Alex Mzammfay and Alvin Krapp. They are constantly dickering, like the best friends are in a habit of doing. Their office force, which runs like a piece of well-oiled machinery, is comprised of Bella Ainis, Kaleen Clutter, Thelma Eck, Betty Nicholson, LaVerne Stringefrt, Stella Spitt, Thelma Kurtz, Dorotha Rutledge, Ruth Izenour, Anne Benvenuto, Dorothy Beck, Verna Kohut, Ruth Connell, and Martha Davies. Tihey are all busy and silent as bees. Grace Simpson, having finally graduated from Tech, is the private secretary. A large auditorium, filled to capacity is enthralled by the playing of Eleanor Buubach, famous concert pianist. 'She is playing a return engagement to her home town. Our vision is next attracted by a sign reading, Magivern and Nemeth-Dancf ing Studio. A sporting goods store just a short distance away is owned by George Ploesch. Ann Corbett, one of Horne's most trusted buyers, is viewing 'his goods. We spy a newspaper on the corner newstand. On the society page we read of the wedding of Audrey Neaman--and she is not yet SO! Whatfa relief! Is -seems that john Ja' nosko acted as the official photographer while the wedding was taking place. Now Rose Scigliano, Audrey's social secretary, is going to be busy. In the foreign departf ment of sa large bank we see Rose Mueller and Martha Ihsen, interpreters. In a large, exoticflooking roof garden we suddenly come upon john Marx, Joe Rush, Robert Page Thirty-five M. V l SM THE OMICRON Snyder, and Robert Carpenter, collaborating on their masterpiece, How To Make A Success in Life After Graduation. Cf course they are wellfinformed. Lenwood Morgan has had luck enough to be able to print their first edition. Suddenly we see our Alma Mater. Their is William McLinden, the Physical Education teacher. Normuan Frederick, assistant, stands at his elbow. Remember, Norm was the gentleman who wanted to become a good gym teacher? Visiting Cliver is Sophia Kendzior, a social worker and benefactoress. just down the street, over a building, is the sign, Stanley Buick, Funeral Director and Embalmerf' Nice location! Westward Ho! again. Going over Springfield, Ohio, we see ia football game played by the college. It is one of the greatest victories in the history of the school, and the hero is none other than Don Payne, erstwhile football player, class president, etc. William Price, a big politician of the town, is trying to persuade the people to vote for him for mayor, promising thiat he will faithfully uphold his fellow citizens. Bernard Gruseck, gentleman of leisure, and general manfaboutftown, acf companies him throughout his campaign. A dainty little tea room, owned by Milf dred Johnston, is on the outskirts of the town. Next stop-Hollywood. City of magic, City of dreams! A picture, in produc' tion is being rehearsed. The renowned Frank Himber is the leading man. As he leaves his work for the day he consults the :architect Robert Baker, who is planning his home. Pearl Young and Lenore Miller, interior decorators, are collaborating with him in the building of the beautiful Beverly Hills mansion. A new beauty shoppe is being opened by Anna Stumpf to take care of jaded Hollywood sirens. On'Hollyf wood Boulevard we run across Joe Sayut, who tells us that he and Walter Vaughn are leaving immediately for Chicago, to take over a large engineering project. We are taken out to an island off the Pacific. Here Raymond Keay is playing Robinson Crusoe--just for adventure. Down in India Richard Byrnes, Richard Kozell, and Robert Swagler are on their way around the world. They relate some of their experiences, and tell us that Norman White is engineering a huge construcf tion job in the southern section of the country. Peter Similik, who has had many a hairfraising adventure, leaves us to board his ship. Over in England, Mavis Mc' Chesney is being feted for having swum the English Channel in recordfbreaking time. This the first attempt in the space of the years. Here we also see Luella Hetrick, who has just completed a walking tour through Switzerland. Rather bumpy walking, we'd say. She tells us that she met joe -Ranallo selling razor blades. And so back to good old U. S. A., where Morris Katz is opening his new business office. He's chatting with Amos Hartman, manfaboutftown, and Mike Nakoneczny, just off for a good time. We're suddenly back at our starting point--sunny Hawaii. There, basking in a southern sun and plucking coconuts and bananas are Helen Heath, Charlotte Sullivan, Peter Zaitsoff, and Leo Desimone. Don't worry, they're young Yet. They'll make up their minds some day. Everything fades. Instead of rosy dreams and hallucinations, the pupils of the class see only the old man. For a brief moment, the hush that has fallen is kept, but then the students begin to clamor for more. No, no, says the wrinkled being, I can show You no more. The spell is hrokenf' Disappointed, boy and girls file out. Comments are ,heard about the wonderful prowess of the apparently ignorant old seer. He has made them see years ahead, showing them, for the most part, that their dreams and ambitions are coming true. 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Q'w:f5i mf: , .. , 1 'nf . , -1,1 N1 7 4- ,--.. 1- - - fit w i J, if f' T71 'A W 'V i .,.- .. ,,.--...fI,MM. -.4 bw' Y..-QW X Q NU MW M W MTW H W 4 !3i,--- .1-f '32 'fi 'ff -LT, V lie -MZ f , ,L-:',.:'. 11' -fmxg - .-, .J if - ,-.gh AL , , ,. -F y X, - f-Fx ,-,,-.X Twig T : wwf 7 7 , Y :i - Y ,, , V-R -..-- W + 53 - - - 1 --- f-P ,Nr-7 - N r - Q V - gy W ,-, -V ,NWN N. ,-.Inf-A P , 5 uv., . .LV L. .-,- 17' .11 4 X E' A ' - ,gj ' W T' ,IN ll X . . A 'H 'v N Nl x x . ,fm 7' V x Hx ' w wg. ,. .. ,Q H f N U, ,U ', .. W ' X' Y '-5 nn If N LJ, J! J f XM Vi. 1 X A uw V XM 1' 1 N ,WN , ' ,V A i M M W 'W Eff '- v xvix ' 1. . .,.- . . fl, ' Q QW W 1 sfigei , '.11:f-jji T' 'Q 3 '1 w .44 THE OMICRON Page Thirty-eight GRADUATION HONORS HIGHEST HONOR Rose E. Miueller HIGH HONOR Eloise Isabelle Fisher Geraldine Hempelman Martha Evelyn Ihsen Alvin L. Krapp Vxfilliam Herman Krause Louise Raeder Morrow HONOR Bella B. Ainis Eleanor Virginia Brubach George Forsythe David Finley Graham Morris L. Katz Helen B. Kokosh Ruth Amy Murphy Audrey L. Neaman Aingelo Charles Pecci Ruth Louise Rock Henry Walter Uffleman CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I934 CABINET The Student Cabinet is composed of the officers of the school elected by the entire student body. The main purpose of the Cabinet is to promote good citizen' ship and aid in improving conditions by acting upon resolutions brought up in Senior and Junior Councils. Pres-ident f f f First Vice President f Second Vice President f Secretary of Finance f Secretary of Sanitation f Secretary of Traffic f Secretary of Publicity f Secretary of the Cabinet f Donald Payne Peter Donatelli Edward Hackett f Leona Frey Paul Lombardi Robert McHugh f Carl Esser Ruth Snyder Page Thirty-nine THE OMICRON SENIOR COUNCIL The Senior 'Council is made up of the presiding officers of the rooms repref sented in council. The Council meets once a week in an effort to improve school conditions. Its duties are to discuss and vote upon resolutions brought in by the members, to prepare home room topics, and to consider suggestions from the Junior Council. The officers are: President f f Peter Donatelli Secretary f f fffffff Mary Lee Members: 'Charles Dickson, Alberta Haegle, Paul Weidner, GraceilSimpson, Margaret Stenger, Thomas Kopchwak, Hazel Ward, Olga Ondek, Sam Phillips, Ed' ward Donatelli, Philamena Damato, Ralph Saup, Thomas Dixon, Irene Tushnik, Augusta Jalsh, Esther Straka, Earnest Konkle, Armand Kikm, McElroy Smith, jilda 3qBenevent, Evelyn McKenna, Audrey Kean, Ray Foster, Jack Lyons, Norman Fleishf man, Gilbert Ludwig, Mae Swartzman, Florence Lucas, Josephine' Potoezny, Howard Baier, Lillian Bruckner, james Hughes, Earle Tevis. Page Forty CLASS OF FEBRUARY, l93-4 JUNIOR COUNCIL Junior Council is the group of Home Room Presidents from all the rooms of the Junior Division. The Council is presided over by the Second Vice President of the Students' Association. OFFICERS President f fffff Edward Hackett Secretary ffffffff- Rose Luksik Members: james Dfaily, Tom Hinds, Ernest Littleford, D-avid Bolano, Charles Schwilm, Gertrude Keller, Albert Salvatore, Michael'Sovoken, Margaret Eisembeis, Charles Alig, Nancy Herlen, Mildred Sowp, Francis Fleishiman, Katherine Lane, Ruth Fisher, Stanley Harp, Lucille O'Neill, Clilfo-rd fSattar, Ann Mae Novak, Andrew Marshall, jack Thomlas, john Kennedy, Peggy Campbell, Esther Cribbs, Margaret Geyer, Eunice Dailey, Ben Vickers, Olga Kozoriz, Morris Seigman, Raymond Sim' mons, Alez Gvatsky, Evelyn Ela, Virginia Peters, Frank Miller, Dale Patterson, Margaret Lindner, Dillion Barry, Alice Burke, Dorothy Miller, Audrey Cayton, Alvin Ludwig, Anna Ely. Page Forty-one THE OMICRON l2B CLASS A record will be hung up when we leave Oliver. Our class numbers 221 brilliant students. Won'-t it be tough on other grads seeking employment? It will be the largest class ever to -graduate from the Alma Mater. The majority of both the football and the baseball teams are 12B students. OFFICERS President f f f if f f Dick Mason Vice President f f Paul Weirdner Secretary f f f Grace Nauman Treasurer f f William Iffarth Social Chairman f Robert McHugh Reporter f f f f f - William Philipp Sponsors f Miss Bosmeyer, Miss Davidson, Miss Clayton Miss Lottie Scott, Mr. Duff, Mr. Zimmer Social Committee f Ernest Konkle, Kitty Eckert, Joe Gush, Walt Goggins, Dot Ross, Mary Tortola Peg e Forty-two CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1934 I I IA CLASS The 11A Class is composed of four report room groups--Rooms 9, 117, 208, and 220. There are about 194 members of the class. The sponsors of the class are Miss Ecke, Miss Donnelly, Mr. Stuchel, and Mr. Harter. The class is one of the largest in the school. The Home Room Presidents are: Room 208 f f Norman J. Fleishman Room 117 f f f Asugusta Jalsh Room 9 f f Alberta'Haegle Room 220 f f Robert Howe Page Forty-'three THE OMICRON Jervis f Jimmy f f Cyrus Wykoff Abner Parsons Griggs f f Walters f f Judy f f f Miss Pritchard Sally f f f julia f f f Mrs. Semrple Mrs. Lippett Sadie Kate f Gladiola f Loretta f Mamie f Freddie f Carrie f Pag e Forty-four DADDY LONG LEGS Alvin Krapp f Robert Parker Salvatore Geraci Mprris Katz f Salvatore Geraci Morris Katz f Margie Steck f Eloise Fisher f Dorotha Rutledge Mary Griffith f june Metz f f La Verne Stringert Ruth Wilson f Genevieve Hichert Ma'rgaret Whyte Mary Buzila f Fred Schoenweis Leona Frey f - Wm. Magivern f Steve Rooney f Frank Himber f George Tyson f Frank Hirnber f William Kelly f jane Bernhard f Helen Heath f Ruth James f Ruth Murphy Betty Nicholson f Leona Frey - Ruth Wilson Genevieve Hicher: Margaret Whyte - Mary Buzila Fred Schoenweis La Verne Stringert CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1934 THE SENIOR READING CLUB The Senior Reading Club is one of the most popular clubs in Oliver. This is proven by the fact that this yefar's membership numbers sixtyftwo, the largest in the history of the -club. This year's club programs have been as follows: The Hrst week a member of the faculty spoke on literature. H, The second week was turned over to the club sponsor, Miss McAnlis, to do with as she wished. The third week the members of the club took part in the general program. The fourth week was devoted to the Open Book, the club paper published for its second successful semester. The officers of the club are: President f f f f Mary Jane Sturm Vice President f f Muriel Gefarhardt ' Secretary f f f Henry Bauman Treasurer f f f john Daniluck Social Chairman f fffff- Rose Nudi Committee fffff Thelma Eck, Thelma Kurtz EditorfinfChief of 'LOpen Book f f f John Daniluck Editors f f Henry Bauman, Eleanor Kinest, Morris Katz Page Forty-five 'I l l i l THE OMICRON i Motto: THE SENIOR GIRLS LEADERS CLUB 'LRight Face! Forward March! Pledge: Do unto others as you would that others should do unto you Page Forty-six OFFICERS President f fffff Kaleen Clutter Vice President f f Margaret Ruth Stenger Secretary f f f f f Grace Nauman Assistant Secretary f - f Martha Ihsen Treasurer f f f f Dorothy Marshfield Assistant Treasurer f Cornelia DiSfalvio Reporter f f f Margaret Neiman Assistant Reporter ffff f ' Ruth Heil Guardian of the Honor Square f f f Alberta Heagle Assistant Guardian of the Honor .Square f Josephine Yolton Sponsor fffffff Miss Be-ss A. Hankey :R 5 CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I934 SENIOR GIRL RESERVES As a Girl Reserve' I will try: To face life squarely, and to Hnd and give the best. President f f f f f Leona Frey Vice President f f Geraldine Hempelman Secretary f f f f f Louise Morrow Treasurer ffff f f Eleanor Carl Council Representative f f f Jane Geyer Social Chairmvan - f f Anne Petruska Program Chairman f ffff Helen Heath Reporter ffffffff Phylis Hammerle Sponsors ffff Miss Baker and Miss Lowman Members: M. Belo, M. Brannan, E. Brubaoh, D. Camp, E. Carl, M. Carl, B. Cawley, M. Cutler, E. Conrad, I. Davis, A. Eisenreich, H. Fagan, J. Freeland, L. Frey, J. Geyer, E. Grishkat, E. Grove, A. Hall, P. Hammerle, T. Haselton, H. Heath, J. Heinle, G. Hempelman, H. Hill, J. Hunter, A. Hytha, E. James, R. James, E. Jesteclt, E. Jodkin, E. Kennedy, D. Kerstukos, E. Kleber, E. Leseman, E. Louisi E. Kuschel, H. Marciniak, K. Marterer, R. Martin, S. McCau-sland, A. Mentel, H. Merhiaut, L. Morrow, R. Murphy, M. Mulvey, V. McNeil, M. Nieman, D. Paxon, A. Petruska, G. Reagan, H. Ryan, S. Seligson, B. Slaney, O. Shycler, R. Snyder, E. Spisak, M. Swartzman, R. Swartzman, C. Thomas, D. Thierauf, R. Demmler, M. Davies, M. J. Kunkel. Page Forty-seven THE OMICRON BUSINESS SERVICE GUILD The Business Service Guild is composed of advanced Commercial students. Members are known for their initiative and skill in their special held. Their purf pose is to serve Oliver to the best of their ability. They are an enthusiastic group, anxious to demonstrate what they have learned about the typewriter and the mimeof graph. This year's motto is: L'Enthusiastic Service Miss Alice M. Bell is the sponsor of the Guild. OFFICERS Kaleen Clutter fffff f f President Grace Nauman f f f f f Vice President Mary Tortola f f f Secretary Ruth Heil f f f f Treasurer Eloise Fisher f fffff Social Chairman Guild Gossip Ruth Snyder ffffff f Editor Madlyn Carl, LaVerne Stringert fffff Staff The members are: Ainis, Baer, Battis, Beck, Benvenuto, Birkholtz, Carl, Char' boneau, Clutter, Connell, Di Salvio, Eisenreich, Evans, Fisher, Griffiths, Hasley Heil, Hetrick, Homulka, James, Jennings, Kairys, Keay, Kelly, Kendzior, Kernet Kinest, Klein, Kohut, Lesek, Lippold, Metz, Miller, Miserandino, Nauman, Nemeth Ogilvie, Palmer, Poticzny, Rettig, Sabo, Sharpiro, Sholtis, Simpson, Solack, Snyder Spitt, Stringert, Stumpf, Temme, Tortola, Weinberg. Page Fortyveight 9 9 1 CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1934 Purpose: BIG SISTERS To cooperate with the faculty of Oliver High School in maintaining high stand' ards of scholarship, social conduct, and school spirit as well as to encourage com' radeship between Juniorand Senior girls. OFFICERS President fffffff f Virginia Price First Vice President f f Anna Petruska Second Vice President f f Madeline Zeedick Secretary f f f Edith Sanguigni Treasurer f ' Mary Krich Reporter f f f Elvyra Beck Social Chairman f f f f f Mary Rita Healy Captains: Rose Mueller, Mae Swartzman, Josephine Kernet, Anna Olean, Edith Sfanguigni, Ada Shaw, Janet Smith, June Meanor, Sophie Wochosky, Anna Danyla, Margie Steck, Ellen Cruse, Dorothy North, Mildred Scanlon. Sponsor-Ruth Lowman. Page Forty-nine THE OMICRON THE GIRLS GO-TO-COLLEGE CLUB President fffffffff Jean Hoburg First Vice President f f Rose Mueller Second Vice President f f Estelle Pretshold Treasurer ffff f Dorothy Marshiield Assistant Trefasurer f f Martha Horlick Secretary f f f - - f Olga Ondek Assistant Secretary f f Gertrude Mae Stewart Reporter ffff f f f Ruth Rock Assistant Reporter fffff Azalia Rhodeback The Girls GofTof'College Club is a group of girls who are interested in a ,college education. Each semester the club has a Mother and Daughter party and the following invitation is sent to all the girls' mothers: Page Fifty STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! COME! -We beg, you, madfam, Long enough to hear our plea: It's a friendly invitation From the G. T. C. C. --Here's our idea Of an evening full of fun: Just a great big Hgetftogether' For You, and all who come. -And we'll tell you Of the program we have plann'd First, initiation- Then an entertainment, grand! -November 24th. Be fat Oliver by 8. Remember, we're expecting you, So count it as a 'date. ,q : CLASS OF FEBRUARY. 1934 BOYS GO-TO-COLLEGE CLUB The Boys CofTof'Col1ege Club of Oliver has been in existence for only a few years, but has mlade rapid strides in advancement. This club, largely through the efforts of the officers, has become one of the most popular in the school. The object of the club is to secure data on different colleges, encourage a desire on the part of high -school students to attend college, and to help boys in their attempt to find the life work for which they are hest fitted. President f Vice President Secretary f Treasurer Reporter f Corresponding f Secretary Sponsor f f f f f Dick Mason C.ornelius Cahill f Elmer Kovacs f William McNeil .Stephen Rooney William 'Phillipp Mr. G. A. 'Schnlabel Page Fifty-one THE OMICRON ML' OLIVER SENIOR VOCAL This group is -composed of students taking Voice and spending extra time singing together. They work under the' leadership lof Miss Ethel Disay. The president is Harold Daniels. K The principal work of the semester was the Christmas Program. In addition to that a certain section of the group sings at all the student asf semblies in Oliver. Two radio programs and a program at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church were special events. A group of boys: Daniels, Klein, Jeffries, and Reuscher, gave a program at the Sixth U. P. Church and the Fifth U. P. Church, besides taking leading parts in an operetta, Tulip Time, given by the community. At Commencement, twelve of this group will give the vocal part of the prof gram, as that is the number of seniors in the chorus. Page Fifty-two CLASS OF FEBRUARY, l934 .wi BOYS COOKING CLUB Object: To learn how to cook bigger and better meals. A Sponsors: Miss Falkenstein and Miss Proven. As the number of students wishing to join the Cooking Club was too large to be accommodated by one teacher, two clubs were formed. OFFICERS . 5, Room 236 President f ffff Robert Daufenbach Treasurer f ffffff Robert Beyers Secretary f f Albert Grove Reporter f fffff Frank Donatelli Room 216 President f f f f f Claude Gerlach Treasurer f William McNeil Secretary f fffff William Cadugan Reporter f ffffff William Phillipp Room 236 Members: Jlames Patton, Robert Attenbaugh, Albert Hudy, George Tyson, Richard Neelans, Carl Sollami, Joseph Vida, Tom Klubert, William Kelly, Robert Daufenbach, Frank Donatelli, Vv'alter Goggins, Carl Jacks, Robert Beyers, Harry Staudenmaier, Arthur Thomas, Andrew Miscuk, Clarence Simpson, Albert Grove, James Washington. Room 216 Andrew Moffatt, William Phillipp, Brach Barr, Claude Gerlach, Elmer Kovacs, William Cadugan, Albert Rosen, Neal Patricko, John Caldwell, William Iifarth William Wells, Michael Bovan, Edward Fagan, Charles Auchter, William McNeil, Paul Uffelman, Charles Heard, Anthony Verfaldi, William Alston, james Rutledge, Bill Schomaker. Page Fifty-three - -il-g +L THE OMICRON H H4C C H-History, the cement that binds humanity together. 4wFour visions: forward, backward, outward, upward. 5 C-Courage, cooperation. C The H 4 C Club of 214 meets every Friday at the second period. The club is divided into two sections. The discussions cover history topics, and news items of general interest. Miss Flanagan is the sponsor. President f f f - f Joe Corbett Vice President f f Harvey Rice Secretary f f f Ruth Williams Treasurer f f Thelma Haselton Reporter f f f Robert Auron SergeantfatfArms f f Alfred Nudi Members: Behring, Geartner, Hall, Haselton, Heath, Lipchlak, Mansfield, Mc' inley, Miserendino, Rieseak, Sepdy, Sheatko, Snyder, Wil1liam.s, Auron, Corbett, Cummings, Dornberger, Douer, Dummer, Himber, Lang, Morgan, Neelans, Nudi, Protrowskie, Redman, Rice, Roper, Sewald, Shema, Sobon, Summers, Wood. Pag e Fifty-four CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I934 LIFE SAVING CLUB The purpose of this club is to train everyone who is a capable swimmer to rescue persons in peril of drowning. This includes instructions in all forms of life saviH'g, carriers, 'h-olds, etc. The Life Saving Club is made up of boys of the Oliver High School -and practices weekly. The roll for this semester is the largest we have had since the formation of the Life Saving Club in Oliver. Many good swimmers may be found in this club. The members are: Astarb, Capriani, Clay, Lynch, Jones, Ludwig, Murphy, O'Brifan, Senko, Uffelman, Plichta, Brant, Ford, Brunner, Creese, Jacques, Catanzars, Petty, S-olonski, Goggins, Daransky, Rodman, Sh-agina, McKierman, Nothart, Murphy, McBride, Ella, Kvatzak, C-huchic, Szykola, Guckert, Batz, Emigh, janosko, MdCuley, Dailey, Vosokey, Gamble, Spense, McCle'ary, Lutz, Marciniak, and Stisak. Mr. Harry Brown is the sponsor. Pa 3 e Fifty-five THE OMICRON THE JUNIOR TREBLE CHORUS The Junior Treble Chorus includes boys and girls from the seventh and eighth gradesg it meets twice a week in activity periods, and has an enrollment of seventy five. The officers are: Peg e Fifty-six President Secretari' Treasurer Reporter Sponsor f f Immaculate DeMar f f james Radick, Ida Brown f f f Louise Biiscan ' f Catherine Skimdrick f - Grace Cyphers CLASS OF FEBRUARY. I934 l r OLIVER NEWS STAFF After being discontinued for a year the Oliver News has again renewed publif cation. The date of distribution has been changed from Friday to Tuesday. The subscription-s this semester were larger than ever before in the history of the school. The EditorfinfChief is Frank Himberg Business Manager, Charles Kirkbride, while the rest of the stall are: Stephen Rooney, Florence Lucas, Charles Dippel, Morris Katz, Tillie Salkovitz, Dolores Brown, Sametta Seligson, Herron Keifer, and Martha Horelick. The typists are Ernestine Charboneau and Alyce Kelley. joe Rush, Leo Desimone, Earl Lehman, and Lenwood Morgan are the boys fronrthe print shop who help in the publication. Mr. Herrington and Mr. Zimmer are the sponsors. JUNIOR OLIVER NEWS STAFF The Oliver junior Staff is composed of boys and girls of the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades fthejunior sectionj, who really have a nose for news, and who like to write articles for the paper. This staff is responsible for the Junior page of the Oliver News, and has contributed some very interesting articles. We :aim to please is their motto, and under the direction of Miss Adaline Van Kirk, hope to reach the top of the ladder. The members of this staff are: Mildred Artz, Betty Jane Bolton, Olive Cavanaugh, Anna Cohen, Jean Forsythe, Helen Graham, Helen Hotz, Esther Kanarek, Edna Lee, Anna Luchik, Edward Maas, jane McMunn, Dorothea Meyer, Frank Miller, Charles Pekich, Helen Pokrich, George Rozman, Robert St.fClair, Margaret Troy. Page Fifty-seven 5 K In THE oM:cRoN X, , ,R , , DIP AND DRAW CLUB Talented and artistically inclined pupils compose this group. The purpose of the club is to develop the hidden art abilities of the members. The Dip and Draw Club meets on Wednesf days at activity in 202, under the able sponsorship of Miss Reilly. The main project this semester is to design the art work for the Omicron, and to produce a play, which will be presented in December, Our president, William Krause, and his assistants hope to make a success of both. We have chosen the following officers to carry on our club activities: President fffffff-f William Krause Vice President fffffff- Joseph Marnell Secretary f f f Alphonse Verdi Treasurer f - f f Olga Heil SergeantfatfAr1ns ffff f f - Bob Zimmerly Reporter f-ffff-f f Earl Tevis The members are: Joseph Marnell, Earl Tevis, Dorothy Frevv, Olga Heil, Vega Ihsen, Robert Zimmerly, Peter Jurash, George Cooper, Alphonse Verdi, Eloise Fisher, Margie Steck, Milan Kochera, Louis Jackabowsky, VVilliam Krause, George Yanasko, Marie Schuvdrach, Steve Sebastion, Joseph Bill, Harriet Lentz, Richard Montgomery. LA TERTULIA ESPANOLA E1 Proposito de la Tertulia Espanola es proveer la oportunidad para ganar mas facilidad en el arte de la conversacion y para crear una simpatia y un entendimiento mas profundo de la gente espanola. Los oficiales son: El Presidente fff-ffff- Arthur Syroth El Vicefpresidente - - f James Strickler La Secretaria y la reporter f f Rose Scigliano La Tesorera ffffff f f Margie Steck El Sargento ff-ff-ff- Arthur Thomas El Presidente de la commision social - Dorothy Aughenbaugh La Madrina -ff-ffff La Senorita Flanagan Page Fifty-eight . . , P , ,,W,W,, ,, CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I934 THE MARIONETTE CLUB The Marionette Club has been an organization since the opening of the David B. Oliver High School. This year the club has become more popular than ever. President 'f'-'ffff- Sarah Dickson Vice President f- fffff Imelda Savage Secretary f f f Jean Forsythe Treasurer f - Frank Baldwin Reporter ffffffffff- Frank Foley Sponsor ff-f-fff'- Ella M. Shilling Members: Sarah Dickson, Jean Forsythe, Frank Baldwin, Wilbert Boliver, Mary Brennan, Madeline Chalovick, Frank Foley, Thomas Ford, Dorothy Gray, Margaret Hadheld, Charles Kirkbride, Samuel Kirker, Grace Leech, Mildred Lomb, .lane McKenzie, Horatio Petrocelli, Walter Petrocelli, Laird Rutherford, Imelda Savage. HOME NURSING CLUB President fff-ffff-f Rose Mueller Vice President ffff, -ff- D orothy Abbot Secretary f f f Kitty Eckert Treasurer f f - f -f f f Helen Kokosh Reporter f-fffffffff Btety Flory The Club has twentyfeight members. They are concerned with three general problems of human living: QU Individual health and hygiene. Q21 Cleanliness, sanitation, and healthful arrangement of the home. Q31 Special care of individuals in the home, babies and small children. Page Fifty-nine ef., I THE OMICRON OLIVER JUNIOR CHOIR The junior Choir is composed of boys and 'girls of the upper grades of the Junior Division, who have not the time during the regular periods to in-clude chorus in their school curriculum, but who 'are interested in 'group singing. The officers of this club are: President f f Barbara Garver Vice President f f f Frank Horn Secretary f f f Virginia Dornberger Reporter f f f f Frank Miller Assistant Reporter f f Edward Dower Librarian f f f George Barroman The Choir, ably directed and sponsored by Miss Saul, meets every Wednesday' and Friday wat Activity period in Room 226. During the past semester, the choir has, in our estimation, become one of the best and most interesting club-s of Oliver. Page Sixty CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I934 ENGLISH SERVICE CLUB We are the newly organized English Service Club. Although the club has been in existence for only a year, there are fortyfthree members enrolled. We have chosen the following officers: President f f Dorothy Winkler Vice President f f Dorothy Meals Secretary f f Catherine Holko Treasurer f f Ruth Fisher Reporter f f ffff Stewart Rigby Sergeantsfatffkrms f Dorothy Corbin, Erank Babin Sponsor f f f fffff Miss Seybert Each student enrolled at Cliver has an Official Book Report Card on which is written the titles of books read and reported in the various English classes. The English Service Club distributes these cards to the many English Classes at the beginning of the semester, and at the close of the semester, checks the cards to see that all have been returned ready for use in the next grade. We find this work very interesting and educational. Page Sixty-one THE OMICRON i f4'v FOOTBALL I933 Vi- 2 'L ff, f',,,! SQUAD Stack, McNeil, McHugh, Uifelman, Hewlett, Mangone, Hazelton, Payne, Smith, Kerish, Balicky, Jacks, fCaughey, Marx, Griggle, Lynch, Stnanko, Gush, Veraldi Schweitzer, Heard, Malay, John Stanek, Cocoran, Clark, Vigrnal, Goulder, Special Himber, Siefert, F. Bower, Kratsak, Foster, Keller, Hattman, Gamble, Martin, Neuf hart, Fee, Jihm, McKnight, Carpentier, Donfatelli, Phillips, M-orath, J. Bower, Bottles Patton, Konkle, Geraci, McLinden, Parker. Coach f f f Mr. Peters Assistant Coach f f f Mr. Bell Honorary Captain f f George Balicky Student Manager f f Joseph Stanek Assistant Managers ffffff Edward Vodde joseph Beierle, Arthur Mueller ' Won-1 Lost-5 Tied-1 Pa 3 e Sixty-two J 7 CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1934 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR O NI IC R O N CLASS OF '34 I I THE JOHNSTON STUDIOS Portraits by Photography 4th FLOOR KEENAN BUILDING Telephone AtIantic 3287 Atlantic 3288 PITTSBURGH. PA. MAYFLOWER 4015 LINDEN 3I4I Ottice 38II California Ave. James M. Knight Cemetery Memorials Made in Pittsburgh Residence North Side Vice President 81 Treas. ECKELS GRANITE 8: MARBLE CO. 46I8-20 PENN AVE. PITTSBURGH. PA. McNiel: Why does an :alarm clock go off so regularly? Daniluck: Because it's so set in its ways. That umbrella cf yours looks as though it had seen better days. Well, it certainly has had its ups and downs. i When ice cream grows on macaroni trees, And ISfahara sands grow muddy, When cats and dogs wear snowshoes, That's when I like to study. For 93 years . . . A business that has lived and flourished for over ninety years must have much to recommend it. But the thoroness ot DUFF'S instruction and the matching ot DUFF'S courses to the progressive changes in modern business, makes a tar stronger appeal than mere age. Combining Curry College with DuI'F's, Iron City and Martin's 424 DUOUESNE WAY Atlantic 4875-4876 PITTSBURGH Pag e Sixty-three THE OMICRON BELL CLOTHING CG. i34 sixria STREET We specialize in young rnen's SUITS --- TOP COATS --- O'COATS We have sold hundreds of suits to young men ot FYZQ PYCSSIYIS Oliver l-ligh School For one Year ASK THEM ABOUT OUR REPUTATION Ivan: How do you like your electric washer you got from America? Cedar l233 Mrs. Kakanovitch: Not so gieod, Ivan. Every time I get in the thing the paddles knock me off my feet. Charles E' Glbson 'LAbe, said Mrs. Cohen, I was look' ing at the nicest bedroom suits today, Al-DERMAN and, would you believe it, it only costs I7 I4 BEAVER AVENUE one hundred and ninetyffive dollars! Vot! exclaimed Mr. Cohen, 'La hun' dred and ninetyffive dollars for a bed' room soot? Don't buy itael can year my old pajamas. lron and Steel Mill and Warehouse McKee - Oliver, Incorporated Offzce and Warehouse I326 W. Carson Street PITTSBURGH, PA. GGOD FOCD Phone Fairfax 7409 At Bargain Prices J. F. Always at The Bargain Counter l722 Beaver Avenue Manufacturer of and Dealer in LIGHTING FIXTURES 20 W. NORTI-I AVENUE NORTH sins PITTSBURGH, PA. Page Sixty-'four CLASS OF FEBRUARY. I934 WE DON'T Go in for many fancy things in the OLIVER HIGH SCHOOL LUNCH ROOM BUT We cIo try to give Faculty and Studenis The Things They Like And Where -- I Ask You -- Could You Get More For Your Nickel WE HOPE YOU LIKE IT ' Parker: Why does a blush creep up a girl's cheek? Himber: Because if it ran it would kick up too much dust. Customer: What do you mean by sending me such a chicken? Butcher: Now, you look here! I hap' pen to know that that bird won first prize at the poultry show for eleven years in succession, and I can prove it. I The average man is proof enough that women can take a joke. WM. LATTA , 2907 PREBLE Ave. ai no MCCLURE Ave. FRESH MEATS and FINE GROCERIES I Compliments Compliments of of South Chester Tube DOT' RUTH- E'-EANOR Company MARGIE, Pi-wus and RUTH Page Sixty-five THE OMICRON Shadeland Service Station WM. o'BRIEIsI, Prop. Hi Powered Sunoco, American and PuroI Pep Greasing Cars A Speciaity 3I74-78 Brighton Road OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION At Garage I4I5 Woods Run Ave. Byers Grocery Co. 3Meats, Groceries and Produ PHONE FAIRFAX 2665 I4I4 MONTEREY ST. North Side Pittsburgh, CC Pa. A man approached a stranger on the street and smirkingly said to him: If Ia train averaging 50 miles an hour starts from New York and meets a train from Chicago going 60 miles an hour, how old am I? l The stranger Iooked the joker over a minute. Why, you're BS, he said. L'That's right, said the man in sur' prise. How did you know? The stranger -said, My cousin is half crazy and he is 19. Phone Linden 3620 Personal Attention DANIEL T. C-BALLAGHER, F. FUNERAL HOME Economical Service AvaiIabIe Anywhere 3427 CALIFORNIA AVENUE North Side Pittsburgh, D. Pa. MAYBELLE BARBER SHOP EXPERT HAIRCUTTING by CHARLIE THE BARBER 3728 BRIGHTON ROAD MEMBER NRA Andrew's Market 3I2I ShadeIancI Avenue FRESH MEATS THE I. W. SCOTT CO. SEEDS soo LIBERTY AVE. II3 DIAMOND sr. PITTSBURGH, PA. Gnd For over 50 years the best ot everything tor ' Farm. Garden and PouItry Peg e Sixty-six CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I934 Compliments ot Delta Gamma Kappa Edward Murphy Hardware - Plumbing 36I5 California Avenue NORTH SIDE LINDEN 6228 I MRS. PINKERTON'S SCHOOL Gelselhart Bros. SPEf,'Q,fQZES Funeral Home 408 CEDAR AVENUE FAIRFAX 0800 N. S., PITTSBURGH, PA. TRAINING OF SECRETARIES Ideally Located --- Expert Instruction New Students Admitted January 2 and February 5 PROFESSIONAL BUILDING ATLANTIC O4I4- PITTSBURGH, PA. Hager's Bakery Choice Baked Goods I237 WOODLAND AVE. LINDEN 4832-R On his tour of an English district an inspector of city high schools came be' fore ia class of girls. He Wrote on the blackboard, LXXX. Then, peering over his spectacles at a goodflooking girl in the Brst rovv, he asked: Young lady, I'd like to have you tell me what that means. Love and kisses, the girl replied. First Camper: You woke me out Of a sound sleep. Fellow Camper: I had to. The sound was too loud. COMPLIMENTS or A FRIEND Who WISI-IES SUCCESS TO EVERY MEMBER FEBRUARY ot the I ' ' CLASS OF I934 Page Sixty-seven THE OMICRON Mrs. Chas. Swagler Tea Room Give us a Cal and Malte Reservations tor LUNCHEONS AND BRIDGE PARTIES y Phone Ma. 9393 629 Clyde Street, E. E. Suitor: I would like to marry your daughter. Business Man: Well, er, you can leave Your name and address, and if nothing better turns up we can notify you. The following correction appeared in 1 small town paper: Our paper carried the notice last week that Mr. john Doe is a defective in the police force. This was a typo' graphical error. Mr. Doe is really a detective in the police farce. P. A. HALER ALTON O. HALER President Sect.-Treas. Duquesne Dye Works Inc. DRY CLEANERS Plant and Main Office: Hoclglriss, Stayton, and Highwood Streets PTTTSBURGH, PA. Compliments ot the Paramount Theatre 3240 Brighton Roacl Compliments ot HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY SHOP LINDEN i954 l308 BENTON AVE. NORTH SIDE PITTSBURGH, PA. I Compliments of THO M PS O N BARBER SHOP Page Sixty-eight Your Honor, said the prisoner, will I be tried by a jury of women? Be quiet, whispered his counsel. I won't be quiet! Your Honor, I can't even deceive my own wife, let alone twelve women. Maid: I can give a better kiss than you. Surprised Mistress: What? Has my husband been-? Maid: Oh, no, Ma'arn-the chauffeur told me. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1934 COMPLIMENTS OF SOTBIS ORIC FRATERNITY Linden 6749 Established l9l4 Your FURS Remodeled, Restyled or Made in to a Smart New JACKET Outstanding Work Guaranteed Complete FUR Service At Lowest Prices NOI'fI'I North Side Borough l7l2 VERNER AVE., N. S. First Scout: 'LWhy do the ships use knots instead of miles? Second Scout: I suppose they want to keep the ocean tide. Small Girl fto sevenfyearfold boy friendjz 'tOh, I think you're l-ots better looking than your daddy. Boy ftrue child of the motor eral: Well, I oughta be-I'm a later model. Mr. Herrington: What is a synonym? Pupil: That's a word you use when you can't spell the other one, For The Best Meats, Butter and Eggs --- Come To --- A Room IO2 Although we're leaving our clear friends, J I I Memories ot them will never enclg ames J. Brrsrc M So lO2 before the real visions pass by Says, Au revior, but not good-bye. Or Call CEdar 2636 Fanning's Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully Compoundeol l40I Columbus Avenue Corner Manhattan NORTH SIDE PITTSBURGH, PA. ,A FRIEND Page Sixty-nine THE OMICRON Wm. J. Stroyne A. G. GABOSH Choice Home Dressed Meals HARDWARE FANCY GROCERIES 3245 BRIGHTON ROAD Your Patronage is Highly Appreciated CEDAR 0343 193: BEAVER AVENUE THANK YOU! Compliments Andrew E. Irwin of Luggage and Special Cases l I Repairecl - Relined - Recovered A- SGHSI- 9n' SONS Cof ZIPPERS REPLACED SHCI Covers For Any Style Case North Side Coal Co. I73O BRIGHTON ROAD FAIRFAX sizs NORTH SIDE COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND Detroit Aulzobody Auto Painting General Repair Work Motor and Brake Service Cor. DAVIS AVE. and MEXICO ST. NORTH SIDE PITTSBURGH, PA. Page Seventy Where is the car? demanded Mrs. Diggs. ' Did I take the car out? ejaculated Professor Diggs. You certainly did. You drove it to town. How odd! I remember now that after I got out I turned around to thank the gentleman who gave me the lift and wondered where he had gone. Second Class: What is celery? Tenderfoot: Rhubarb with a low blood pressure. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I934 Save Something Now . . . No matter how you look at it, savings in a Bank represent a real protection tor the tuture. That is not all. The habit ot saving clevelopes courage and contiolence and character-ancl these are worth much in lite. Have you a Savings Account? Are you keeping it active? Ask about our PURPOSE CLUB way ot Saving. THE UNION SAVINGS BANK FIFTH AVE. 81 GRANT ST. PITTSBURGH, PA. FRESH MEATS At Prices You Can Meet M. A. Powlenok I235 Woodland Ave. PHONE LINDEN 2258 NORTH SIDE PITTSBURGH, PA. HNOW, I want this little story written in the first person, Mr. Herrington announced to his English 8 class. Next day, John Daniluck brought in a composition on the life of Adam. Phyllis had recently entered the first grade and was feeling very grown up. She came home one day for her lunch and after giving it one look turned to her mother and said, It seems to me that 'after I work hard all morning try' ing to learn to read that I might have something I like for lunch. PHONE: LINDEN 4425 F. C. GAMBLE News Agent 3730 ATKINS STREET NORTH SIDE PITTSBURGH, PA. Home Delivery made on all Pittsburgh Newspapers Roman Staley Co. Books and Stationery Plays and Recitations A Specialty ZIO MARKET STREET PHONE courzr 2406 PITTSBURGH, PA. Page Seventy-one THE OMICRON Page Seventy-two I I ,illi CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1934 In A COMPLETE PLANT TO TAKE CARE OF ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS . . . : OBAND QMMEMSIAL RINTING A printer ot School Annuals and books for over twenty-five years. Our experience is large and varied in all lines ot publication work and our facilities are second to none in this field. Our aim has been and will be to produce the best possible work at the most reason- able price. We wish the Class ot '34 Bon Voyage on lite's sea, and may they arrive, though storms may buffet and winds may blow. Park Printing Pleases I I Business Forms o a .... Society and Fratirndl lfrincting ..... W' Stockton Avenue: N- S- Wedding Invitations and Announcements. PITTSBURGH .g- PENNSYLVANIA MI IIIIIII Pag e Seventy-three TI-IE OMICRON COMPLIMENTS oi: WARREN ZOPPI I Ondelc Markets Groceries, Meats and Poultry FRESI-I FRUITS and VEGETABLES What-A-Man???? Harp Haselton after a Very hectic football game staggered down the steps in front of the 'building and a kindly old gentleman spoke to him 'and said, My young man, you had better take the street car home. Harp smilingly replied: It's no use. My mother wouldn't let me keep it in the house. Try one of these cigars, Sam, they're the best thing out. How are they when they're lighted? Mr. Hammond: What would the interest be on S500 at two per cent? Morris Katz: For two per cent, I am not interested. A 12B fbragging about his ancestryj: Yes, my father sprang from a line of peers. A very bored IZA: Did he drown? z On the Scent Smiall Girl fto customs official search' ing her mother's casejz Oh, YOu're get' ting warm, isn't he, mummy? FLEMING AVE. FANCY FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET 3533 Fleming Avenue N. S., PITTSBURGH, PA. Free Delivery Service Call us up for that Unexpected Guest Deliveries made until II P. M. Also full Iine ot Groceries, Tobaccos, Candies, Ice Cream And School Supplies CALL LINDEN 3642-R Compliments ot UNC BROWN FAIRFAX 9094 Res. LINDEN 4828-R Carl W. Geyer Insurance -- Real Estate Federal 8: N. Diamond St. NORTH SIDE PITTSBURGH, PA. Page Seve nty-tour CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1934 I COM PLIMENTS OF S. Viviano Macaroni Mtg. Co. Inc. Carnegie, Pa. L. W. MILLER Groceries, Fruits 8: Vegetables Phone Fairfax 422I Cor. IRWIN 8: ARMANDALE AVES. NORTH SIDE PITTSBURGH, PA. Salesmanship Supreme Customer: To what do you owe your extraordinary success as a houseftof house man? Salesman: To the first words I utter when a woman opens the door: Miss, is your mother in? Bill McLinden to a Junior Girl: L'I've eaten beef all my life, and now I'm strong as an ox! Tricky little Junior: That's funnyg I've eaten fish all my life, and I can't swim a stroke. Members of the kindergarten class were drawing pictures of bathtuhs. Mine is not hnishedf' small Frank explained as the teacher came to collect the papers. Then he proceeded to draw a pencil line around the inside of the tub. L'But what is that? asked the teacher. L'Oh, replied Frank, that's the black ring mother's always talking about. Krause-Did you have your hair cut? Daniluck-No, I washed it and it shrunk. Compliments ot A FRIEND LINDEN 4217 NOTARY PUBLIC L. M. WILSON Income Tax Service Audits and Systems 3826 PARVISS STREET Noam slot PITTSBURGH, PA. STEVE SPRTEL Fresh and Smoked Meats 8I4 E. OI-IIO STREET Phone, Cedar 2997 Page Seventy-five Tl-lE OMICRON SCHELLHAUS FUNERAL HOME 707 EAST STREET Compliments of R. K. Carter 8: Co. FREE DELIVERY Phone FAlRFAX 3l iq Michael Lococo Fancy Fruits and Vegetables Member ot the Triangle Grocers Association I5I7 MONTEREY ST. NORTH SIDE Pnrssuke-H, PA. LAH GHATIS 4 gamers' 1+ Professional Building 429 PENN AVENUE Pittsburgh. Pa. An oldffashioned girl blushes when she is embarrassed. A modern girl is embarrassed when s-he blushes. Tact A customer sat down to ia table in a smart restaurant and tied his napkin round his neck. The manager, scandal' ized, called a boy, and said to him: 'Try to make him understand as tact' fully as possible that that's not done. Q A B-oy fseriously, to customer: shave or hairfcut, sir? Telephone Oculist Prescriptions Filled l to our Dear Fellow Classmates CHARLES J, A, GIESI Opt, D, ALEX MAMAy Optometrist and Optician ROBERT SWAGLER ROBERT SNYDER I 6070-bO7l-6072 Jenkins Arcade Building PITTSBURGH. PA. Page Seventy-six , of BETA few! TAU soRoRiTY 9 1400 BEAVER AVE Noz Best Pm' 'JUG CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1934 f -ff ' f M Compliments ot Cronenweth Dairy Cedar 7200 None in Stock The lady complains that You showed her no courtesy. But, sir, I showed her everything we had in the shop. Roadside Notice in New H B and e. 5' Buff' s ,. VJCTROLAS RECORDS - RAD1o and Euscrmcal. APPLIANCES H N. S. PITTSBURG H. PA.. ampshire y order of the selectmen, cows grazing by the roadside or riding bicycles on the sidewalks is hereafter forbidden. Dear Editor W : ho were the three wise 7 - midrinswerz Stop, Look, and Listen. Atlantic 3888 DINE WHERE Cooking is an Art DT. Henry A. Heck And Eating a Pleasure Optometrist and Optician Penn sos Difxmoriiiihsiitoriail BUILDING Coffee Shoppe Fifth and Liberty Aves. 2I8 FEDERAL STREET PITTSBURGH. PA- North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. Family Likeness Visitor: Your little son has his mother's eyes. Mother: Yes, and his father's mouth. Compliments Little Son: Yes, and his big brother's trousers. of He: I'd give anything if you'd kiss me-Q' Ch I She: But scientists say that kisses ar es breed disease. IH e: Never mind that! make me a cripple for life. W. Wright Page Seventy-seven 44 Tl-IE OMICRON WILLIAMS Service S'ca'cion D. L. WILLIAMS Gasoline, Oils, Greases Tires, Accessories ancl Supplies 3002 PREBLE AVE. LINDEN 0745 FAIRFAX 2252 William A. Aeberli Company Funeral Directors MODERN CHAPEL EAST NoRTI-I AVE. R SANDUSKY ST. I NORTH SIDE PITTSBLIRQ-I-I, PA. Linden 3928 Brubach Plumbing Co. Fort Pi'H: TypewriI:er Company, Inc. lTl'1B Old Rzliablel CONTRACTORS SIlffia'MPlIie5Sandvfiiiiiilaffliomiiiis Plumbing - Expert Repairing POYIBIDIC TYPGWVIIIGYS Sewering SI4-95 UP 644 LIBERTY AVENUE I3 I4 WOODS RUN AVE' ATLANTIC 8320 MCCLOY BLDG. A. L. BARNETT LINOTYPE - MONOTYPE COMPOSITION 84 MAKEUP Manufacturers Bldg. ., Miss Porter fteaching arithmetic to Magivernj: 'LNow, take the jones family. There is mother, daddy, and the baby twins. How many does that make? Magivern: Two and two to carry. Then there'S the one about the young doctor who, when disappointed in love by the girl of his dreams, sent her a bill for all the calls he made. I ' A r b'l' r' M rt Atantlc 7690 Room 704 Pedestriaiioghzulds lie lex? and not I - hurt. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Page Seventy-eight CLASS OF FEBRUARY, i934 ALOHA OE Farewell to Thee Proudly swept the rainfcloud by the cliff, As on it glided thro' the trees, the trees' Still following with grief the Liko, The ahihilehua of the Vale. FAREWELL TO THEE, FAREWELL TO THEE, THOU CHARMING ONE WHO DWELLS AMONG THE BOWERS, ONE FOND EMBRACE BEFORE I NOW DEPART, UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN. FAREWELL TO THEE, FAREWELL TO THEE, THOU GHARMING ONE WHO DWELLS AQVIONG THE BOWERS, ONE FOND EMBRAIGE BEFORE I NOW DEPART, UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN. Thus sweet memories come back to me, And bring remembrance of the past, the pastg Dearest one, yes, thou art mineAalone,-- Our love for eternity shall last. -Queen Liliuokalani. Page Seventy-nine an ,x E , l ' X ,,,, www ' X nw WNKLAEMIX 4 l Ni I . . 'QNX bf E A L'W V . ' '! A X u 1' 9 5 . 41 1 .A x Q mg X W 9? 5757 5253 X W M 2i? W v ' V, 1 Q . u Nov, MM I 1 K Qffr, Yu ,,,....... DQFRIEW 0 WW Ivvum . W .-A-L 5 my ' 'LM J 655 I , 5 X We MJ if M +R as K ws X e A X f X 2 j Pig X a . A x5 33, iz YQ: . P E 'N S' V h A V? .MM CMM' is ! w w