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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1935 volume:

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HERRINGTON Teacher and Friend, Wne nee eeenfaeed nas time end energy to melee une book e success we, the Class of June was gratefully dedicate une OMICRON. CLASS OF JUNE. l935 JOHN FRANKLIN BAILEY Principal Waynesburg College, Columbia, Minnesota and Pitt Taught grade school, high school and college . . . favorite subject history . . . hopes to spend the rest of his days as principal of David B. Oliver . . . sport . . . golf fmaking par, , . . enjoys Edwin C. Hill . . . dis' likes lies feven white liesj . . . hobby . . . contract bridge . . . happiest when working with high school V boys and girls . . . motto . . . ffrom phrase used by old Negro in college daysj Watch Yourself . . . his genial personality, sparkling with kindness has endeared him f to the hearts of the entire 12A class and in fact the entire student body. X P r MARY MCARDLE Vice Principal State Normal, Indiana, Wisconsin, Chicago, Pitt and Harvarcl Taught Indiana and Stevens Grade Schools, Lati' mer, Irwin Avenue . . . has secret ambition to build bridges . . . qualified to teach history, civics and eco' nomics . . . although her favorites are history and politi' cal science . . . has a deepfseated dislike for jayfwalkers . . . happiest in a garden . . . often the person who does the most to help another, is least appreciated and so we offer thanks to this sterling character who has helped us to get the most out of our education. Page Five THE OMICRON F A C U L T Y PRINCIPAL - - - - J. F. BAILEY VICE PRINCIPAL - - - - MARY MCARDLE DIRECTOR OF ACTIVITIES - - ELIZABETH G. GANNON GIRLS' ADVISOR - - - - CATHERINE E. REISER VOCATIONAL COUNSELOR - - M. ELINOR SMITH CUSTODIAN - - - ANDREW H. GREGG ENGLISH COMMERCIAL GERTRUDE M. HAYES E. DOROTHY IN HEN . S. BAUMGARTEN EDITH REILLY IDA GRACE E M. BELL ELLA M. SCHILLING HELEN C. SOHN INDUSTRIAL ARTS JAMES R. BERRY LEWIS W. CORBIN C. B. DUFF WM. B. FARREL PARMELLA B. KIRSOPP WALLACE MacMASTER JOHN W. ZIMMER LANGUAGES WYNONA M. BAKER NELLIE L. FLANAGAN HAROLD K. HESS HARRIET E. KELLY PAULINE KIRWAN MUSIC ETHEL DISAY ARTHUR GOETZ MARIE KLEYLE MARIE A. SAUL SCIENCE A. J. BROWNMILLER CORNELIA ECKE HOWARD C. GREGG FRANK W. MURPHY G. A. SCHNABEL EMILY M. THOMPSON THOMAS P. WEBSTER MICHAEL ZUKOVICH LIBRARIANS MARIE E, D LMAN FRANK H. HERRINGTON MARGARET KISKADDEN F. A. LUTZ ELIZABETH MILLER MARY E. MCANLIS MYRTLE MCCREADY JESSIE M. SCOTT LOTTIE CLAIRE SCOTT MARY B. SHAW ADALINE E. VAN KIRK ALMA B. BOSMYER MAUD CLAYTON MARTHA DAVIDSON S. C. DIVER MARY CATHERINE DONNELLY FLO A. DOWLER L. L. HAMMOND EMMA M. HOOD BERNARD J. McCORMICK JULIA S. VAN KIRK MATHEMATICS 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 ROSEMARY GEARY ROBERT K. HALL NELLIE E. HUDSON CATHERINE A. V. LYONS L. O. PACKER MARY ANN PORTER NAN W. RENIERS J. C. STUCHEL HOWARD L. TRUSSEL S. ELIZABETH WALKER S. MERLE WASHBURN BESS A- HANKEY SOCIAL srumes HELEN L. McNAUGHER RAYMOND W. PETERS EVELYN B. SPINDLER CLERKS ADELE L. EICHELE LILLIAN E. GAINOR LILLIAN E. GLOVER NETTIE HALLBERG ELLA M. ENGLISH SWIMMING MATRON MARY M. JAMIESON Page Six BESSIE McKAY FLORENCE A. DUTNEY HELEN E. FRAZIER LUCILE FRUIT IDA M. C. GEALEY OSCAR I. HARTER MARY KRAUS RUTH LYONS LILY LEE NIXON NORALIE STICKLE JAMES C. TALLANT BERTHA M. VAUGHN WADE WINNER Y. ALICE M. BELL Duquesne . . . teaches us transcription, type, and shorthand . . . but . . . wants to write a best-seller , . . likes to collect an- tiques and tarm . . . spends spare time in the summer fishing and hiking . , . on screen . . . Shirley Temple is the Top . . . besides commercial subjects enjoys literature . . . human nature . . . one ot the tew who likes to check papers . . . though not with us this last semester, her leadership and support was with us. GENEVIEVE CUSHWA Margaret Morrison, Carnegie Tech . . . teaches home economics . . . hopes someday to go around the world . . . sports , . . golt, swimming . , , enjoys . . .the Lunts . . . tavorite study . . . French . . . can't stand . . . mosquitoes . . . happiest with a book and ar' easy chair . . . we want to take this opportunity to express our gratitude tor her helping hand and kindly sympathy. N ELLIE L. FLAN NAGAN Pitt, Columbia, Cornell . . . taught in Gartielcl Grade School . . . hobbies . . . travel, books, garden . . . obtains recreation by swimming and walking . , . and from Walter Hampden, Katherine Cornell, and Walter Huston . . . canlt stand those who are dishonest . . . motto . . . Soyez sage . . . teaches Spanish . . . would like to live by the sea . . . we give a round ot applause tor her part in producing such a high honor class ot girls. IDA MILLS CRAWFORD GEALEY Well-known teacher ot history-formerly taught at Homewood and New Castle . . . hobbies . . . antiques, tlower gardens . . . claims . . . she talks too much . . . lyou should see her report classl . , . enjoys a boys' report class jshe can take itl . . . dis- likes people who don't play square, and late pay days . . . enter- tained by George Arliss . . . Richard Dix . . . deeply interested in Science . . . attended Pitt, University ot Colorado . . . Harvard . . . State College. . . Cambridge, England . . . Do it now . . . wc' members ot the IZA class otter thanks to her not only tor in- struction in history, but tor guidance in school activities. MARY ANNE PORTER Goucher College lBaltimorej, Columbia University . . . has taught at Emsworth, Ben Avon and Allegheny High Schools . , . garden, travel, theatre, are her hobbies . . . likes horse-back riding . . . when at the theatre enjoys George Arliss . , . tavors math to other subjects . . . doesn't like eighth periods . . . or 'Foolish questions . . . happiest in California or Colorado mountains . . . Enjoy lite while you can . . . has made untiring ettorts to have us get the most out ot high school and urges a college education it possible, makes her a friend and advisor to all. LUTHER LEE HAMMOND Born in Kansas . . . raised in Maryland . . . Duquesne, Penn State, Pitt, Harvard . . . has taught in Schenley and Irwin Avenue . , . enjoys tlowers . . . sports . . . football, baseball, bowling . . . tavorite study is economics . . , strange as it seems. listens to Orphan Annie, Edwin C, Hill, Kaltenbourne . . . Happiest in peace and comfort . . . likes his boys report room . . . is the proud father ot a married son and another a Junior at Tech . . . thanks to him tor giving us a square deal and making our high school days much happier. CLASS OF JUNE, I935 Page Seven Page Eight GMICRCN STAFF CLASS OF JUNE, I935 HERRON KIEFER HELEN HAGER FRANK H. HERRINGTON OMICRON STAFF Editor-in-Chief Helen Hager Senior Committee Mary Teufel Allen Braun Edna Swoger Richard Sattler Ethel Bell Dennis McAuley Kathleen Harrington Donald Teeters Clara Deiss Edward Salkovitz Minerva Wilson James Jeffries Photographs Committee Ella Keszelieska Charles Dippel Sara Herak Andrew Labun Erma Dorn Bernard Neubauer Clubs Committee James Woods Lucille Clark Joseph Marshall ' Elsie Markovich Art Committee Robert Zimmerly Olga Heil Ralph Pindroh Barbara Cripps Business Manager Herron Kiefer Advertising Manager Robert Gray Advertising Committee Josephine Yolton Gilbert Ludwig . Martha Horelick Edith Albright Bruce Clay Robert Kvatsak Circulation Manager James Byers Circulation Committee V Pearl Weiss Philomena D,AmatO Helen Dean John Special Nina Kozcriz Jennie Plisko Typists Barbara -Cripps Edna Sholtis , Emma Repik Grace Schmitt Page Nine H CON ON BEHALF OF THE JUNE CLASS OF I935 ThO sth hash f th h llt h dtdt hh llglyg uhh dfwft ffh fy bk MH gh Met MZ MMphy M Dy Mohr M any M GI xsfgis g i'f Q CQ Q Q EXAWQQS OWN, I Y X ,- f X A Hff wx, 7f 'WfN, -V' E , ' Veh.,!.,Efm T - I f? V'-Huy Wiki ' N LW! I I GQ, 'i7A'f73,', 'iv . -'I . ,,9igifTaf'Vfi1-F A 4 5- f W - 515 ggfgiiff! fi, 1 -ri., , Lg 'njflknmy X 9 Q-' LM MN ' f VW ' A.. , W O f A QU L, f fv M Q si-Sm fi ! 1 J P. lg l NX? -1 VL f ? ,f AF ' 14, X gf in A tux X W Rell Af 1 1 2551.5 Q3 -- N E K QX X U W 1. Xxx ' M - g p! L ' ,, fm 'W Qi N ff, X A WG - , Y Agni s t 5 Y, fy M fi' 1 p w? 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X LQ ff WfwL 7 x 1 K f .U ,rf 1 CQ, 'W' N f f J-pg fL4xx,X W X. 1 . x . , X l xx 3 Q 1:-' , ' V, ,V x Tk tw' I K x M Mr!!! ld-vf-'NE , THE OMICRON Graduation Honors Ethel Mona Bell Allen Edward Braun Philomena Antoinette Erma Edna Dorn Alfred Walter Kluvo Mary Marie Krich Dorothy Rita Abbott Walter William Birlcel Marion Briscoe J Robert Bruce Clay Margie Ciillman Croup Helen Louetta Dean Clara Louise Deiss Charles J. Dippel, Jr. Eleanor Louise Engel David William Hargest Mary Kathleen Harrington Ann Horlcy John Hricik Della Mary Kerstulros Thomas Herron Kiefer Nina Kozoriz Andrew N. Labun Florence Margaret Lucas Page Twelve HIGHEST HONOR Helen Anne Hager HIGH HONOR D'Amato Mary Virginia Lee Gilbert Gustavus Ludwig Joseph P. Marshall Georgene Louise Patterson Edward Isaac Sallcovitz John J. Special Anna Pearl Weiss HONOR Ruth Cornelia Maier Ethel Marguerite Meelcs Hilda Marie Merhaut John H. Morgan Walter Edward Murray Walter J. Nicola Robert Howard Ptalzgrat Ralph A. Pindroh Stephen Povelich Richard E. Sattler John Stanlco Edward W. Vodde Marie Helen Walz Mary Elizabeth Weller John A. Wisniewslci A Arch J. Woods Josephine Wells Yolton Robert A. Zimmerly CLASS GFFICERS CLASS OF JUNE, l935 Senior Cla President f Bill Hamilton Vice President f f James Moran Secretary f f Erma Dorn Social Chairman Dennis McAuley Treasurer f Charles Dippel WILLIAM HAMILTON SOCIAL COMMITTEE Dennis McAu1ey, Chairman Minerva Wilson Emma Schrettner Pearl Weiss Ed O'Donnell jerry Grand James Byers COLORS Green and Gold Page Thirteen THE OMICRON I I To THE MEMORY OF HOWARD R. KLICKA JANUARY 7, 1918 JUNE 27, 1934 The death of our beloved classmate was a severe shock and keenlyffelt loss. Friend of all, -friendly to all, his constant sunny disposition made him popular with both teachers and friends. Page Fourteen DOROTHY RITA ABBOTT Go-To-College Club I0, II, I2: Home Nursing Club, President II: Etiquette Club, Treasurer I2: Motor Club I2: Big Sisters I2: Room Reporter I2. Dot . . . a smiling, happy miss . . . would like to teach the kiddies . . . collects photographs . . . hockey . . . skating . . . tavorite entertainer . . . Don Bestor . . . Bing Crosby , . . likes to walk in the rain . . . dislikes onions . . . tests . . . Frick Training in the tuture. JAMES ADAMS Checker Club I0: Room Reporter II: Lite Saving Club I0, II, I2. Jimmy . . . got his early training in Manchester . . . will be a musician . . . dancing, driving, skating and swimming are all O.K. with him . . . prefers Cab Calloway and Baron Lee tor music . . . dislikes blind dates , , . warns us to Be Caretul and Keep Smiling. EDITH LILLIAN ALBRIGHT Room Vice President IO, II, I2: Social Committee I2: Go-To- College Club I0, II: Etiquette Club I2: Knitting Club I2: Hockey IO, II. Eden . . . John Morrow . . . ambition . . . successful business woman and travel . . . showing kindness to people a habit . . . to make a hit, talk about outdoor sports with her . a certain A B. C. EDYTH E M. ALSTON Volleyball I2: Room President II, I2: Room Secretary II, I2: Business Service Guild I2: Big Sisters II: Basketball II, I2: Hockey I0. Edy . . . Manchester graduate . . . a regular scrap-book fiend . . . journalism . . . always talking . . . a good leader . . . swims . . . enjoys volleyball . . . shorthand whiz . . . Bing . . . Joe Penner . . , boys . . . dark and handsome . . . likes walking in the rain ALICE L. BACH Room Secretary IO, II: Room Judge of Elections I2: Girls Go-To-College Club II, I2: Big Sisters IO, II, I2: Volleyball IO, II, I2: Basketball I2: Dancing Class II: Class A Chorus IO. Red . . . Columbus . . . wants to be somebody's stenog . . . Motto . . . Keep Smiling lshe doesl . . . tavors Pittsburgh Academy . . . likes shorthand . . . Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler boys, you must be tall, dark, and a good dancer. WAYNE BAER Orpheus Club I2: Tennis II. lngomar . . . ambition . . . torester . . . likes to tix or untix radios . . . Penn State . . . happiest on a golt course, but dislikes digging out ot sand traps . . . preters a blonde, blue eyed, medium height, beau ful and a good disposition. CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 i i Page Fitteen fiefri' ,iw fly? I qs . MJ! lllfffjffj ,U 'f , R Iififlf til ti we 'GQ I 'X X H I . 'al NX X gf ex X ' -:LXR ' AM, pf ' fr- - A . 'F --1 X: , f uf w.f0-.XPC-gf!-if 17-fffilak-f:',.7 ' Q ygjw the tw IJ J 5 5 1 I rio, Yyjy. 5 I 1,52 x viii: THE OMICRON Rage Sixtcc I 'x X . MATHILDA MILD RED BAINES Big Sisters II, IZ: Business Service Guild II: Motor Club IZ: Etiquette Club IZ. Tillie . . . Columbus . . . secretary . . . sewing . . . hiking . . . shorthand . . . wants to travel . . . has a delighttul blush . . . never had to be told to stop talking in all her years in school PAUL J. BAKER Checker Club IO: Golf Club II: Golf. Bake . . . aims to be a no-pain dentist . . , another ot those scrap-book fans . . . goes in tor swimming . . . golt. . . skating . . favors Jack Benny . . . Fred Allen . . . his tuture Alma Mater . . . Pitt . . . has no particular liking tor Halleck . . . Alegebra enjoys type . . . she must be blond, blue-eyed. WILLIAM CHARLES BARTUS Print Club IO: Etiquette Club IZ: Checker Club I0. Bart . . . St. Joseph . . . printer . . . plays pinochle and 'football . . . also swims . . . likes to watch Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers on the screen . . . would like to take bookkeeping seven periods a day . . . wants to broaden his education at Carnegie Tech . . . thinks German is terrible. ETH EL MONA BELL Go-To-College Club IO, II: Senior Reading Club, Vice Presi- dent IO, II: Knitting Club IZ: Oliver News Staff I0: Omicron Statt IZ: Basketball II: Secretary of Publicity I2. Jingles . . . John Morrow alumnus , . . personality-plus . , . enjoys Fred Waring . . . Stepin Fetchit . . . ambition . . . to go skiing on the Swiss Alps . . . plans to attend Westminster . . . detgts ice cream and cake together . . . tavors a certain blond P. . JOHN BELO, JR. Ding . . . an alumnus ot Halls Grove . . . hopes to become a success . . . enjoys basketball . . . baseball . . . track . . . is entertained by James Cagney and Bing Crosby . . . tall, dark. young ladies . . . crafts his tavorite. BETTY ANN BENNETT Etiquette Club IZ: 'Room Sergeant-at-Arms IZ. Bets . . . comes from St. Francis . . . Motto . . . Think betore you speak . . . likes reading and history l's tunnyl . . . Jan Garber . . . wants to be a newspaper reporter . , . likes 'em tall, blond, blue-eyed. WALTER W. BIRKEL Room President Il: Room Treasurer I2: Room Judge of Elec- tions IO: Etiquette Club I2: Go-To-College II: Golf Club II: Motor Club I2: Area Club I2. Walt . . . Horace Mann . . . sports . . . swimming . . . baseball . , . eating . . . would like a cool million dollars . . . likes sales . . . and 5' 5 blondes . . . dislikes crabby teachers . . . and their handshakers . . . entertained by Fred Waring . . . Dick Powell . . . claims he's bashtul . . . would enjoy school . . . without nightwork. MARION DeKALB BIRX Business Service Guild, Vice President I2: Literature Club I0: Go-To-College Club IO: Big Sisters IO: Dancing Club II. I2: Eti- quette Club I2. Birxie . . . Manchester . . . never quiet . . . likes to collect stamps . . . play volleyball . . . tennis . . . swimming . . . has an ear tor the Boswell Sisters . . . hates Business English . . . Economics . . . is in heaven with a dish ot Italian spaghetti . . . another secretary. JAMES ANTHONY BLAZEK. JR. Room Secretary IO, Il, I2: Boxing Club II: Cooking Club I2: Etiquette Club I2: Dancing Club II: Room Sergeant-at-Arms IO. Vince . . . John Morrow . . . likes to dance and skate . . . interested in tootball . . . track wants to be a bookkeeper . . . . . . a tollower ot Bing Crosby . . . and Shirley Temple . . . book- keeping is his tavorite study . . . blondes or brunettes suit him . . . likes to sing . . . eat , . . and sleep , . . operas disagree with him. WILLIAM S. BOBB Checker Club IO: Dancing Club II: Electric Club I:2. Bill . . . comes 'From Horace Mann . . . would be a printing manager . . . likes baseball . . . swimming . . . Shirley Temple . . .Jimmy Cagney . . . history . . . can't stand English and night work . . . headed tor Carnegie Tech . . . brunettes. MILES BORGO Assistant Track Manager ll: Baseball I2: Tennis IO: Motor Club I2. ' Columbus . . . would like to go to the show thrice a day . . . breeds fish and collects stamps .g . . thinks Dick Powell is OK. . . . art is his tavorite study . . . dislikes eighth periods and recita- tions . . . goes tor good looking brunettes . . . Live and learn. mostly live. FRED OLIVER BOWER Football II, I2: Business Manager, Oliver News I2: Tra'Ffic Squad I0, ll, I2: Track IO: Swimming IO: Room Reporter I2: Room Treasurer II: Sanitation Squad IOI Jo . . . Manchester . . . ambition . . . journalist or attorney . . . likes to dance . . . read . . , gab . . . tavorite study . . . people . . . Glen Gray . . . .Joan Blondell . . . dislikes spinach and empty pie plates . . . future Alma Mater . . . Waynesburg or XXX. 81 J .... likes parties . . . roughing it in the country. li CLASS OF JUNE, l935 5 V 1 JI: yi ,. Wk, I R ' f C' I-fl :Vi N'-fl, K ,D ,pf V' y I , l 1' ' I : ,J 1 .-, I -'f4l4L,,Z' V fi I 'T A 'K X 'ma .,, IH X ink- itll ll 1 - 1. A . l , 11,10 2' l I J N f .is 1. X t :Att 1 1 ,X 1 - , C4 .5 V' ., ' VXA. I C4137 C 7 ffucf 'il GG 54? 697 - . J :i JS Q . FV 'P fy it . Page Seventeebtf, url I JW, ' i' I f QP ir l Lf' iJi.'ff j ,avr 1 rf, xg, ft iw 1 J. J J ,jvf -U, ... R J .,.. I WM ii If Wi iizizgff .IM -yi I. Page Eighteen ' ALLEN EDWARD BRAUN Chemistry Club, Treasurer IZ: Cheer Leader II, IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Go-To-Collbge Club IO, II, IZ: Life Saving Club IO: Make-Up Club IZ: Class Play IZ: Omicron Staff IZ. ' Al . . . Manchesterian . . . lawyer . . . Michigan . . . founder of Dink Sales Corporation . . . member ot Fraternal Four . . . in every play . . . swimming . . . O. E .... Tennis . . . pastimes . . . working . . . history . . . thinks Milton Berle . . . Paul Muni . . . I-lal Kemp. . . pretty good . . .has a gift of gab. ANNA URSULA BREITMOS Etiquette Club IZ: Cheer Leader IZ: Motor Club IZ: Type Club II: Big Sisters IO: Home Nursing Club IO. Ann . . . presented by Conroy . . . dietician , . . enjoys dancing and being friendly . . . sports . . . tennis . . . skating . . . blonde with gray eyes , . . answers to Ted . . . wants to attend Margaret Morrison College . 5 . entertainment . . . Paul Gannon . , . reading books . . . likes eating banana splits . . . type and shorthand . , . dislikes oysters . . . her motto . . . Keep on the right side of the road. MARION M. BRISCOE Go-To-College Club I0, II, IZ: Big Sisters l2: Etiquette Club IZ. Lolly . . . hopes to be a teacher . . . reading and eating are her hobbies . . . likes to tease and giggle . . . likes her spinach . . especially dislikes dish washing . . . Harvard is her college . . , he must be tall . . . good dancer . . . sing like Bing Crosby. LI LLIAN HAZEL BRUCKNER Room President I0, IZ: Room Secretary IO: Room Reporter II: Go-To-College Club ll, IZ: Dancing Club II: Motor Club IZ: Big Sisters IZ: Social Committee IZ. Lill . . . another McNaugherite , . . private secretary is her goal . . . plays the piano and dances . . . wants to go to Grace Martin . . . particular about tall brunettes with brown eyes . . . especially dislikes nightwork . , . hopes to master the accordian. EDWARD J. BUKOVINSKY Checker Club IO: Etiquette Club IZ: Room Reporter IZ: Traffic Squad IZ. Booky . . , Saint Gabriel's . . . favors Law but not English . . . likes football . . . baseball . . . basketball . , . Shirley Temple . . . his movie favorite . . . radio . . . Jack Benny . . . is a friend to all . . . she must be a brunette . . . good to look at . . . dislikes English . . . being unemployed . . . future branch manager of Pittsburgh Press . . . Play Fair. WILMA MAE BUPP Big Sisters IO, Il, IZ: Go-To-College Club IO: Girl Reserves IZ: Business Service Guild IZ: Knitting Club IZ: Orpheus Club I2: Type Club II: Volleyball IZ. A John Morrow grad . . . and secretary in the future . . , enjoys all sports . . . sewing . . . crocheting . . . would rather sleep in the mornings . . . in the future Duff's . . . must be tall. dark, and handsome . . . likes Barbara Stanwyck and Bing . . . she believes in Living and Learning, tool ROBERT N. BURKE Burky . . . came, from Horace Mann and intends to be a farmer . . . likes football and hockey . . . Bing Crosby . . . mechanical drawing . . . could do better without nightwork . . . likes tishing. but not Grand Opera , . . collects stamps and money. JAMES N. BYERS Co-Ed Club I2: Tratliic Squad II: Cooking Club IZ: Room President II: I2B Class Treasurer IZ: Spanish Club IO: Room Treas- urer IO. Briggsey . . . another ot those high-minded John Morrowites . . . tuture Bing Crosby . . . meat packer . . . dislikes big shots . . . old jokes . '. . goes to bed early lin the morning?j . . . en- joys English . . . tootball . . . Phil Baker . . . girls? . . . blondes with that southern accent . . . intriguing. MARY DELO RES CAM MARATA Girl Reserves IO: Go-To-College Club IO, II: Big Sisters IO: Leaders Club IO, II, IZ, Guardian of Honor Square IZ, Presi- dent I2: Basketball ll, IZ: Swimming IZ: Captain Basketball I0, II, IZ: Manager II, I2. Manchester . . . would like to be a nurse . . . dislikes chemistry . . . nightwork . . . enjoys Bing Crosby . . . Shirley Temple . . . likes swimming . . . basketball . . . baseball . . . favorite studies . . . shorthand and gym . . . very quiet lwhen asleepj . . . always talking . . . tall, dark and handsome. DOMINIC J. CAMPISI Room Judge of Elections I2: Sergeant-at-Arms I0: Life Saving Club II: Boxing Club II: Traffic Squad I2. Dom . . . Columbus . . . Gym teacher . . . won Tri-State I26-pound wrestling championship 'lor the Y. M. C. A .... likes to save money . . . ll wonderl . . , tavors law . . . may attend W. 81 J .... redheads his style . . . constantly seen with Casiglio. CHARLES CASIGLIO Cussy . . . St. Peter's . . . another big league star . . . likes to loaf and handshake . . . indulges in wrestling . . . football and basketball . . . one ot Joe Penner's many tollowers . . . dis- likes hygiene and Bing Crosby . . . goes tor good looking blonds, brunettes, and red heads . . . has a habit ot wasting his time. MATTHEW S. CATANZARO Motor Club II: Etiquette Club IZ: Cooking Club I2: Lite Saving Club I0: American Legion Medal Award Club IO: Crafts Club IO: Class Play IZ: Room Secretary IZ. Matt . . . St. Joseph . . . undertaker . . . likes to eat. . . sleep . . . tootball . , . and boxing . . . Jack Benny . . . James Cagney amuse him . . . likes history . . . dislikes Latin, and tests . . . going to Notre Dame . . . always seen with Majestic . . . to interest him . . . girls must be good looking, and should have plenty ot money . . , has the habit ot coming late to school. CLASS OF JUNE, i935 Page Ninetee I1 fam f' 1 jj x fflflff: sldf i j if JM Q-ffl ,jf .4 , jjffrfluivxj' by . I 'H ,Ly lhl AL .vi Y-I 4. 1 if illflvtr ,fl fl 1 41. 1 ff ff ,..: A W I Y 'L yy on V4 I' ' ' i Irs! i Jai W W .lim Q S ,LWVQI 7' Wywngmo H i Mlkly Wir ii f if l i, THE OMICRON i sf w . sa we i ffiyg r-V fa . W Off, tf7 ififfiw' i J I 3 l ' .M-4.1 5, 4 i A 5 l it Tx J. Q i - Ji ri ki ii 51 I I - 4 i ' HQ,-I i 4 2 J Page Twenty PETER CERNANSKY Etiquette Club IZ. Petrovich . . . likes railroad engineering . . . collects stamps . . . likes football . . . baseball . . . swimming . . . Gracie Allen . . . Glen Gray . . . and crafts . . . doesn't like chewing gum or back seat drivers . . . favors red hair and blue eyes. ALBERT BERNARD CIPRIANI Room President IO, II, IZ: Boxing Club II, I2: Life Saving Club IO, II, IZ: Football IO: Publicity Statf I2: Social Committee IZ: Scene Builders Club IZ: Chemistry Club IZ. Zip . . . future journalist . . . reads and writes in spare time . . . Horace Mann . . . boxing . . . swimming . , . football . . . Wallace Beery . . . Lawrence Tibbett . . . his favorite entertainers . . . dislikes silly girls and conceited fellows . . . likes brunettes . . . blue eyes. LUCILLE FRANCES CLARK Omicron Staff IZ: Big Sisters I0, II, IZ: Go-To-College Club IO, II: Volleyball I0, II, IZ, Captain I0: Basketball II, IZ: Hockey IO, Il, IZ: Tennis IO, II: Captain Ball I0, II, I2: Captain II, IZ. Lucy . . . Alumnus of Manchester . . . quiet around the opposite sex . , lovable . . . true . . . friend . . . aims to be a dietician . . . enjoys D. G. K. sorority meetings . . . tennis . . . hockey . . . conceited people . . . beware! . . . blushes divinely . . . a friend of M. L. ROBERT BRUCE CLAY Room President IO: Room Secretary II: Hi-Y Il: Vice Presi- dent. II: Sanitation Squad I0: Room Reporter II, IZ: Motor Club, President II, IZ: Editor-in-Chief of Oliver News IZ: IZB Classt Reporter. Mouldy . . . hails from Manchester . . . likes reading and dancing . . . favorite study . . . English . . . Guy Lombardo and Josephine Hutchinson . . . dislikes clinging vines and gabby girls . . . odor of cooking cabbage . . . going to Wooster . . . likes to study people and sleep 'til noon. ERNEST ROBERT COOPER. II Art Club IO: Orpheus Club IZ: Make-Up Club I2: Room Ser- geant-at-Arms II: Room Judge of Elections II: Track II, IZ: Traffic Squad IZ. A Coop . . . hails from West View Junior High . . . wants to be an aviator . . , likes dancing . . . football . . . baseball . . . and horses . . . favorite entertainers . . . Jack Benny, George Arliss and Wallace Beery . . . dislikes work and eighth periods . . . favorite type . . . small, brunette, big eyes and curly hair. VIRGINIA LEE CRAWFORD Go-To-College Club I0, II: Senior Reading Club IO, II: Knit- ting Club IZ: Etiquette Club I2: Big Sisters IO. Ginnie . . . John Morrowite . . . lives up to motto . . . To have a friend you must be one . . . Fred Waring . . . a southern college her aim in September. BARBARA VIOLA CRIPPS Business Service Guild II, IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Stage Make- Up Club IZ: Basketball IZ: Volleyball II, IZ: Room Secretary II: Omicron Staff IZ: Oliver News Staff IZ. Babs . . . St. Joseph . . . our talented young artist . . . wants to be a fashion illustrator . . . swims and skates . . . Joan Crawford her favorite . . . dislikes raisin dishes lraisins look like fliesl . . . economics . . . All's well that ends well . . . her weakness . . . blue-eyed, nice-mannered fellows. MARGIE GILLMAN CROUP Room Sergeant-at-Arms IZ: Room Social Chairman II: Oliver Choir II, IZ: Quartet Club II: Girls Go-To-College Club, Reporter IZ: Big Sisters IO: Senior Reading Club I0: Publicity Staff II, IZ. Marge a John Morrow lass . . . greatest desire . . . live in solitude in the mountains , . , and eat ice cream . . . whenever you hear a big noise you know . . . Margie's on her way . . usually found haunting Miss Disay's. PHILOM ENA ANTIONETTE D'AMATO Omicron Staff IZ: Stage Make-Up Club IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Big Sisters II: Business Service Guild II, IZ: Swimming Team Manager IO, II, IZ: Basketball Manager II: Room President IO, II. Phily . . , serious . . . intelligent lass . . . lives up to her motto ...' 'Be useful where thou livest . . . lends a helping hand to everyone , . . follows the crowd to see Eddie Cantor . . . Ginger Rogers . , . wants to be an efficient secretary. PAUL LEHR DARKEY Cooking Club IZ.. Skippy , . . hails from Columbus . . . high-minded . . . wants to be an aviator . . . modeling airplanes is his favorite pastime . . . likes brunettes . . . hopes to enter Pitt . . . hates getting his hair cut , . . likes baseball. HARVEY J. DAVISON Hope . . . Cowley . . . a future A-I stenographer . . . plays baseball . . . and keeps a scrap-book . . . a Spencer Tracy and Jack Benny follower . . . thinks shorthand is the top . . . dislikes English and activity period . , . would like to be rich . . , When in doubt, hesitate. HELEN LOUETTA DEAN Go-To-College Club IO, II, IZ, Assistant Treasurer Il, Znd Vice President IZ: Knitting Club IZ: Room Secretary I0: Orpheus Club IZ: Omicron Staff IZ: Big Sisters IO, II. Deany . . . learned her readin' in John Morrow . . . collects souvenirs . . . swims and plays hockey . . . everything she does, she does well . . . Kathryn Hepburn . . . hopes to be accepted into Grove City College . . . is happiest when she's camping on Lake Erie. CLASS OF JUNE, ms 'S 'IJ J , ' :JW , - aff J ev . 1 A :- imxll li 3, xr' W J ii' , if l 1, J X 'A 'L P tt gi 5 M1 fl, I jyxjyiff 1 J-v-if ' 1 I I .,- J f., ' .,L..,f.. Q Ness s EE?- , N f- s 1.2-'ff-vpn! 1 vac. L..,. 1 J 075-ul., ' Mi Page Twenty-one f at J Q 4 n c 'E OMICRON fy M, is +15 are vs ' xx W . PM J X . sl l I di . JH f' 0' N ff I 4 r I 'Z 1' ., 1' I C Page Twenty-two DOROTHY ESTHER DEER Stage Make-Up Club, Treasurer Il, I2: Dancing Club II: Volleyball I0, II. I2: Captain Basketball II: Etiquette Club I2. Dee Dee . . . gained her early training at Conroy . . . librarian . . . always collecting silk handkerchiets . . . photographs . . . sports . . . tootball . . . basketball . . . prefers Jack Benny . . . Norma Shearer . . . lavorite study . , . English . . . and tall, dark brutes . . . dislikes . . . dishwashing . . . happy when with him . . . in misery when not. CLARA LOUISE DEISS Room President II, I2: Room Secretary I2: Senior Reading Club Secretary II: Orpheus Club I2: Omicron Staff I2: Dramatic Club I0. Graduate ot John Morrow . , . hopes to make a success ot lite . . . motto . . . Neither a borrower nor a lender be . , . Dick Barthelmess . . . Katherine Hepburn her tavorites . . . can't bear conceited tellows . . . likes study periods and sewing . . . her masculine friends must be T., D. and I-I .... a true triend. CHARLES J. DIPPEL. JR. Football I2: Go-To-College Club Il, I2: Room President I2: Class Play I2: Omicron Stat? I2: Oliver News Staff II: Boxing Club II. HC. J. . . , Manchester . . . ambition . , . mathematician . . . sports . . . football, basketball . . . likes Fred Astaire . . . Pick and Pat . . . University of Pennsylvania tor more math llilces punishmentl . . . she must be quiet, interesting, and generally good-looking . . . claims that Work is the easiest way to Success. THOMAS DIXON Secretary of Sanitation IO: Tratific Squad IO, II: Room Presi- dent I0, II: Room Secretary IO: Boxing Club II: Etiquette Club, Vice President I2: Baseball I2: Omicron Staff I2. Tom . . . came trom St. Andrews , , . aspires to become a traveling salesman . . . likes bowling and skating . . . baseball . . . football . . . swimming . . . can get along without a motto . . . business organization . . . Annette I-lanshaw and Bing are his favorites . . . does not like English . . . commercial geography . . . likes all the temales. EDWARD L. DONATELLI Room President I0, II: Room Vice President IO: Etiquette Club I2: Traffic Squad I2: Band I0, II: Room Reporter I0, II Ed . . . attended Pierce School in Minnesota betore coming to Oliver . . . wants to make a million . . . likes trigonometry and opera . . . Halleck and Joe Penner disagree with him . . . Favorite entertainers are Ginger Rogers and Guy Lombardo . . . likes to analyze people . . . 'Tis better to receive than to give. PETE DONATELLI Football II, I2: Boxing II, I2: Room President IO, II: Traffic Squad I2. Guys . . , Pierce School, Minneapolis, Minn .... architect . . . sketching . . . good 'football player and boxer . . . cratts . . . Minnesota . . . tavorite types . . . K. W ,,,. hair always parted just so and neatest clothes . . . always has a smile tor everybody. ERMA EDNA DORN Room President II, I2: American Legion Medal Award Club II, I2: Secretary ot I2B Class: Leaders Club, Reporter I2. Secre- tary I2: Basketball I2: Hockey II: Omicron Staff I2: Volleyball I2. St. Josephs . . . aims to be someone's pertect private secrea tary . . . enjoys dancing, reading . . . eating . . . swimming and tennis . . . 'lavors Eddie Cantor, Jack Benny . . . shorthand . . . partial to a certain red-head linitials C. K.l . . . hopes to enter University ot Southern Cal, EDWARD DRESSLER Life Saving Club I2: Print Club, President II. Smoky . . . hails from Horace Mann . . . ambition . . aeronautics . . . likes crossword puzzles . . . 'football . . . and base- ball . . . favorite entertainer . . . Spencer Tracy, Ben Bernie . dislikes Halleck . . . not particular about girls . . . motto . Keep on smiling. JOHN DZADOVSKY St. Gabriels . . . interested in aviation . . . a dancer . . . cross word puzzle tiend . . . gets'his entertainment from . . . Joe Penner . . . W. C. Fields . . . likes geography . . . doesn't teel that way about . . . math . . . and . . . English . . . would like to attend Fordham . . .likes girls with blue eyes . . . plays basketball . . . and baseball. ELEANOR LOUISE ENGEL Make-Up Club I2: Etiquette Club I2: Motor Club I2: Busi- ness Service Guild II, I2: Big Sisters I0: Girl Reserves I0: Arts and Crafts Club I0. Manchester . . . a future aviatrix . . . likes swimming . . . skating . . . Ralph Bellamy and Lanny Ross . . . dislikes economics and dancing . . . partial to tall red-heds . . . college ot experience. JOSEPH H. ESSER Band IO, II: Class A Chorus IO, II, I2: Swimming I2. Joe . . . Mt. Galitzen Academy . . . director of a chorus or orchestra . . . plays the piano . . . Duquesne . . . favorite type . . . no girls , . . bashtul . . . likes to rove . . . sings and plays in the band. ALMA MARIE FABENY Room Secretary IO: Business Service Guild II, I2: Home Nursing Club, Vice President II: Motor Club I2: Etiquette Club I2. An alumnus ot John Morrow . . . collects souvenirs . . . thinks dancing is great . . . volleyball and roller skating are her favorite sports . . . favors unitorms . . . wishes to travel and see places . . . one ot the T. E. P .... believes friendship is the key to happiness. CLASS OF JUNE, I935 Jef Page Twenty-three 7, 35,44 Wiifw yi? I 44 V ,f I -, ,t .. f - I 1' ff 1, z, . f x.. -:Tr j 1 K1 l 1 X4 If ...I ..f' 'f . 1 .141 ,y 'S V Ov Os - .' 'x X xx . ?'l'UlK xx J I K , 1 ' s. , . I, I X x lil I A ii - g j.I THE OMICRON M I LMLX .2 I ' iff ft I Iwi Page Twenty-four JOHN ANTHONY FABRY Cooking Club I2: Go-To-College Club I2. Faber . . . St. Gabriels . . . hobby . . . reading books . . . sports . . . football . . . baseball . . . basketball . . . likes . . . Will Rogers . . . Cab Calloway . . . physics . . . would like to continue at Annapolis . . . she must be blonde and of medium height . . . dislikes writing compositions . . . active . . . always busy doing work. EDWA RD P. FARLEY Oliver Motor Club Il, I2: Orpheus Club I2: Aero Club I2: Etiquette Club Il, I2. Ed . . . Horace Mann . . . going to earn his living in the line of chemistry . . . plays pinochle . . . ping pong . . . baseball . . . Joan Blondell and Joe Penner . . . likes chemistry best of his subjects . . . Duquesne . . . dislikes hand-shakers . . . his girl friends must be as follows: short . . . blond . . . blue eyes . . . likes picnics . . . Halleck gives him indigestion. MARGARET FEDORCHAK Etiquette Club I2: Dancing Club II: Big Sisters IO. Spongie . . . ambition to be a kitchen mechanic . . . samples everything . . , always laughing . . . dances and swims . . . hates climbing out of the pool , . . enjoys type . . . blonds . . . Jack Benny . . . entertains her . . . football . . . baseball fan. RICHARD JAMES FITZGERALD Checker Club IO: Traffic Squad IO, II, I2: Stage Crew I0, II, I2: Etiquette Club I2: Leaders Club IO, II, I2: Football I2: Base- ball I2: Omicron Staff I2. Fitzie . . , came from St. Andrews . . . famous All-Scholastic tackle . . . eats when he can, what he can . . . thrills at the ad- ventures of Skippy . . . can't stand Strassburgh and stuck-up dames . . . awaits 3:05 bell with eagerness . . . studies news of all types . . Women, stay your distance FRANK FRANCIS FOLEY Room President IO: Room Treasurer IO,' II: Marionette Club II: Traffic Squad IO, II, I2: Checker Club IO, II: Stage Crew IO, II, I2: Swimming IO, II, I2. Gabby . . . Columbus . . . hobby. . . dancing, eating, girls . . . likes football, basketball, swimming . . . thrills to Mae West and Kate Smith . . . she must be nice-looking and easy to get along with . . . would like to keep out of trouble . . . has big appetites and fills them . . . dislikes reading Halleck. EMILY FOREMNY Home Nursing Club II: Knitting Club I2: Hockey IO. Learned her readin' and writin' at John Morrow . . . wants to be a private secretary . . . collects recipes . . . enjoys dancing and tennis . . . favors a certain Pete . . . wishes to travel . . . a shorthand star. .Q 'Riff Room Vice President Il, Senior Reading Club II: Go-To- College Club II: Orpheus Club IZ: Dancing Club IZ: Volleyball I0, II, IZ: Captain Basketball Il, IZ: Basketball Il, IZ. Has hopes of traveling round the globe . . . enjoys activity periods llazy girlll . . . goes in for swimming, skating, dancing . . . can't stand dignified people . . . her vote goes to Gene Raymond . . . Paul Pendarvis . . . must talk constantly . . . likes the athletic, blond and blue-eyed type. ,gN'Q MAE E. Fosrsrz RAYMOND R. FOSTER Football II: Life Saving Club IZ: Leaders Club II, IZ: Foot- ball Club Il: Room President IO: Room Vice President Il: Traffic Squad II: Room Treasurer l0. Ray . , . Manchester . , . wants to be a success . . . likes to collect souvenirs . . . takes part in football, baseball, and basket- ball . . . goes to the movies to see, .lean Harlow . . . thinks wood shop the best of his studies . . . would like to attend Alabama . . . dislikes being dressed up . . . goes 'for home made apple pie. ANTHONY FRAIETTA Tony . . . Horace Mann . . . would like to earn his living by playing baseball . . . is inclined to be quiet . . . math is his 'favorite study . . . would like to attend Tech . . . one ot the very 'lew who dislike nightwork . . . likes tall . . . slim . . . brunettes . . . likes to listen to Rubinott and his violin. ROY GALIARDI Room Treasurer IO: Room President IO. R. G. . . . says to blame it on John Morrow . . . has the ambition to travel . . . likes tennis . . . football . . . mushball . . . bowling . . . The Marx Brothers . . . says he doesn't like history classes . . . says Angel is his stooge . . . favors brunettes. ' THOMAS 1. GAVIN Etiquette Club IZ. Tom . . . St. Andrews . . . a future Tailspin Tommy . . . likes to travel . . . read and play golt . . . listen to Guy Lombardo and Fred Allen . . , Law interests him . . . oral talks and writing themes bore him . . . going to attend Duke . . . interested in toot, ball . . . basketball. MARIE M. GEARTNER Room Treasurer II: Room Secretary IZ: Knitting Club IZ: Hostess Club Reporter I0: Girl Reserves IO: Business Service Guild ll. Marie . . . attended Latimer . . . her 'Favorite sports are tennis and swimming . . . dislikes hygiene topics . . . is partial to a 5' lllfj' young man . . . thinks Paul Pendarvis is the best . . . quiet and sweet . . . likes history? CLASS OF JUNE, I935 Pag e Twenty-'Five X f s. I JVN I 0' QW, Xj- 4 IX :fr gm iyjri XQKY slr M li wi W Q3 ad fw if W Mi ftvo' 3- til s OMICRON Pag e Twenty-six ROBERT C. GILG Room Treasurer II: Baseball Manager Il, IZ: Go-To-College Club IO, II, IZ: Printing Club Treasurer IO. Bob . . . alumnus ot Manchester . . . would like to grow . . . hobby is messin' around . . . likes tootball . . . baseball . . . Fred Waring and Dick Powell . . , German.. . . dislikes gabby girls and English . . . is not partial to any type . . . always with teve. ETH ELBERTA GILLING Leaders Club II, IZ: Hockey IO, II, IZ: Big Sisters I0: Volley- ball IO, II, IZ: Go-To-College Club I0, ll: Orpheus Club II, IZ: Class A Chorus I0: Basketball II. Ethel . . . John Morrow Alumnus . . . dislikes being called Freckles . . . loves to talk . . . ice-skate . . . swim . . . roller- skate . . . intends to go on to Indiana State Teachers College . . . wants to learn how to ski . . . believes in Keep Smiling, HELEN P. GLENN Type Club ll: Senior Reading Club II: Red Cross Life Saving I2: Dancing Club IZ: Room .Iudge of Elections Il: Basketball IZ: Captain Basketball IZ: Hockey IZ. Red . . . another John Morrowite . . . wants to be a nurse , . . likes dancing and swimming . , . Jimmy Cagney . . . study periods best . . . regrets February class leaving lwhy?l . . . in misery giving O. E. speeches . . . loves candy and a good book . . . she's one ot the E. P. D's, JOSEPH EDWIN GOOD Stage Crew II, IZ: Dancing Club II: Cooking Club IZ. Goody . . . St. Francis Xavier . . . quiet . . . ambition . . . baseball player . . . great stage-hand . . . a play isn't a success without him . . . likes woodshop . . . Eddie Cantor, James Dunn . . . she must be good-looking. medium size, blonde. and truthful . . . motto . . . Live, love and learn. DONALD JOSEPH GOULDER Etiquette Club I2: Boxing Club I2: Room Sergeant-at-Arms I0: Football Club II: Football II, IZ. Don . . . hails from Columbus . . . aims to see the world . . . one ot our tootball heroes . . . Kiski Prep his favorite . . . likes them short and plump . . . he's happiest on a tarm . . . be- lieve it or not, he's bashtul. GERARD F. GRANDE Room Secretary IZ: Room Treasurer IZ: Social Committee I2: Football Club II: Traffic Squad II, IZ: Cooking Club IZ: Orpheus Club IZ: Football IZ. Greek . . . a revolutionist lthat's the historical influencel . . . sports . . . football . . . basketball . . . Never be taken, take them first his motto . . . a future teacher . . , Charles Laugh- ton . . . Jack Benny get his nickels . . . enjoys gym . . . can't stand handshakers . . . boxers . . . fair-haired bits of personality his choice. ROBERT S. GRAY Secretary of Publicity I0, II: Etiquette Club, Secretary I2: Go-To-College Club, President I2, Secretary II: Tratfic Squad IO, II, I2: Basketball I2, Manager IO, II: Omicron Statf I2. Bob . . ,Columbus . . . ambition . . . dentist . . . likes. . . basketball . . . football . , . and Jack Benny, Freddie Martin's Or- chestra . . . favors . . . physics . . . doesn't like . . , Halleck ll-Ie isn't the only onel . . . is that way about a particular IIA . . . hopes to attend Pitt. ff BROWNIE BERNARD GRIGGLE Football I0, II, I2: Baseball IO, II, I2: Tratfic IO: Leaders Club IO, Il, I2: Etiquette Club I2: Senior Reading Club II: Swimming Club IO: Boxing Club I2. . Schultz . . . a future Big Leaguer . , . goes in for all sports . . . See all, hear all, say nothing his belief . . . dislikes math . . . triangles . . . turns to Bing for relaxation . . . headed for Western Maryland . . . enioys reading . . . medium blondes with attractive personalities are always welcome. CLARA C. GRIMM Business Service Guild I2: Etiquette Club I2. Grimmie . . . elementary training at Fineview . . . a future private secretary . . . Stay As Sweet As You Are . . . another of Bing's admirers . . . favorite study . . . shorthand . . , her sports . . . swimming . . . and dancing . . . souvenir collector . , . he is dark with curly hair, very sociable. ELEANOR CLAIRE HAGAN Go-To-College Club IO, II, I2, Reporter I0: Girl Reserves I0: Knitting Club I2: Business Service Gulid I2: Big Sisters II, I2: Room Treasurer IO: Room Secretary I2. St. Francis . . . wants to be a secretary . . . hobbies . . . dancing, knitting, bridge . . . likes shorthand . . . Guy Lombardo . . . hates giving her dog a bath . . . prefers him tall, with person- ality and twinkling brown eyes . . . peculiarities . . . day dream- ing . . . loafing with Kathy. HELEN HAGER Editor-in-Chief ot Omicron I2: Leaders Club IO, II, I2, Treas- urer I2, Honor Square: American Legion Medal Award Club, Presi- dent I2: Room President I0: Hockey I0, II, I2: Volleyball IO, II. I2: Basketball I2: Class Play I2. Our editor . . . ambitious . . . charming individual . . . likes all sports . . . lends a helping hand wherever needed . . . enjoys Glen Gray's band . . . has made great strides , . . for future success. VIRGINIA HAMILL Girl Reserves IO: Big Sisters I0, II, I2: Etiquette Club I2: Room Reporter I2: Big Sisters, Reporter I2. Ginny . . . graduate of St. Francis . . . aspires to be a secretary . . . likes shorthand . . . Guy Lombardo . . . Claudette Colbert . . . loathes getting up early . . , writing letters . . , he must be a regular guy. CLASS OF JUNE. I935 5 5 I r I I i i l l 5 4- 4, . WW .X .323 1,1 I M' 1 v aj 1 ffwzjya ffefw' 7 Pag e Twe nty-seven L. -CNN E E N WM! 444+ THE OMICRON , A ,. i QW 1 I4 U Mft V K fy N 3 . QI -B I ' J A A lyk if Wil J I J I i l It if-Vwiill X Yi PAB I i i , ! y .lf .fi .r I H A e fllwenty-eight TY also ,wi WILLIAM SMITH HAMILTON Room President IO, II, IZ: History Club, President IO, II: Track IO, II. IZ: Football IO, II, IZ: Traffic Squad IO. II, IZ: Swim- ming I0, II, IZ: President of IZB-IZA Class. Bones . . . Stanford . . . from football to ping pong . . . C. M. T. C .... Slim Summerville . . . Jack Benny . . . does his night work . . . type Venus De Milo . . . could sleep I8 hours per day . . . Motto Don't stand when you can sit, don't sit when you can lie down . . . Hates work. DAVID W. HA RG EST Room Treasurer IZ: Leaders Club Secretary and Treasurer I0, II, IZ: Life Saving Club IO: Go-To-College Club IZ: Senior Hi-Y Reporter IZ: Dancing Club II. Dave . . . I-lails from John Morrow , . . likes camping, hiking, baseball and tootball . . . tavorite entertainers . . . Wayne King and Eddie Cantor . . . tavorite study . . . history . . . dislikes an abundance ot nightwork . . . college . . . Slippery Rock . . Motto . . . Be honest with yourself. KATHLEEN HARRINGTON Room Secretary IO: Room President IZ: American Legion Medal Award Club Secretary IZ, Vice President II: Omicron Staff IZ: Big Sisters IZ: Go-To-College Club II, IZ: Volleyball IO. Kathy . . . graduate ot St, Francis Xavier . . . playing bridge and dancing are her hobbies . . . says she doesn't like to be called Kate . . . will go to Grace Martin's and become a private secre- tary . . . likes black curly hair, brown eyes . . . hates to get up in the A. M. JOHN EARL HAYES Band IO, II, IZ: Room Sergeant-at-Arms IO. Jack . . . managed to graduate from Cowley . . . aviator or musician . . . plays a slippery slide trombone tor Paul Tomko . . . mimics Senator Fish-Face continually , . . dislikes Math . . . here's a chance tor you girls ot 5' Z and eyes ot blue. OLGA MARTHA HEIL Dip and Draw Club. Secretary IO, Il, IZ: Costume Club, Vice President II: Go-To-College Club I0, Il, IZ: Hockey I0. II, IZ: Volleyball IZ: Big Sisters IO: Track IO, II: Omicron Staff IZ. Dutch or Dutchess , . . our platinum blonde . . . gay. jolly, pal . . . gained her early training at John Morrow . . . a costume designer for awhile . . . then what? . . . always drawing . . . wants to travel . . . likes German . . . Jack Benny . . . Gene Raymond . . . I-Ie . . . must be tall, and intelligent . . . enjoys walking in the rain, SARA LOUISE HERAK Room Treasurer IO, ll, IZ: Business Service Guild II, IZ: Knit- ting Club IZ: Omicron Staff IZ: Dancing Club ll. Manchester alumnus ...' takes her sports seriously . . . would like to be a tennis champion . . . goes in tor swimming . . . mush- ball . . . basketball . . . her favorite . . . Joan Crawford . . . Joe Penner . . .' special dislike . . . promise breakers . . . aims at Pitt . . . very contrary , . . he is clark, blue-eyed, answering to the name of Bob N MARTHA LILLIAN HORELICK Go-To-College Club II, I2g Dip and Draw Club I0, II: Room Treasurer I2g Big Sisters IO, Omicron Staff I2g Oliver News Staff II: Room Reporter IO, Etiquette Club I2. Marty . . . John Morrow . . ,Tech , . . ambition . . . to be well educated and have a profession . . . likes to attend concerts, read, and make charcoal portraits . . . sports . . . swimming, riding. sled-riding . . . Ramon Navarro . . . her favorite . . . in most every activity and quite a popular lass . . . motto . , . to have friends one must be a friend. ANN HORKY G T Colle e Club I0 II I2' Make Up Club II I2' Or- o- o- g . , . - . . pheus Club IZ: Girls Reserves I07 Basketball I0, II, Swimming I2g Track IO, II: Etiquette Club I2. Sweet . . . quiet . , . she and Pearl are chums . . . hopes to be a success. . . likes hockey . . . tennis . . . swimming . . . archery . . . she is in misery when her well-meant criticisms are taken wrongly. JOHN HRICIK Band I0, II, I2g Aero Club Reporter I2: American Legion Medal Award Club IO, II, I2g Go-To-College Club I2g Golf Club Ilg Etiquette Club I2. Protege of I-lall's Grove . . . aspires to be an aviator . . . very willing worker . . . stamp collector . . . he blows at the clarinet for Mr. Goetz's horn tooters . . . undecided whether to choose blondes or brunetts . . . aren't we all? ELIZABETH AGN ES H UETH ER Room Judge of Elections I2g Type Club II: Big Sisters II: Knitting Club I2g Business Service Guild I2. Betty . . . St. Francis . . . very quiet . . . another future secretary . . , roller skating and swimming are her favorite sports . . . dislikes spinach and grapefruit . . . homework . . . a Gracie Allen-Joan Crawford fan . . . likes them medium height . . . dark wavy hair . . . blue eyes. JOSEPH HUMILOVICH Stamp CoIIector's Club IO, Checker Club IO, Go-To-College Club II, I2, Secretary IZ: Room Judge of Election I0. Joe . . . Horace Mann . , . wants to be an aeronautical engineer . . . collects stamps . . . souvenirs and photographs . . . four stooges and the Marx Brothers get his vote . . . likes Mechanical Drawing . , . dislikes such things as Halleck . . . would like to study at Carnegie Tech. RICHARD A. HUPKA Stage Crew II, I2g Boxing Club Ilg Cooking Club I2. Hup . . . Columbus . . . baseball player . . , belongs to Stage Crew . . . quite a carpenter . . . shy . . . has halt interest in Good and Hupka Co .... blondes or brunettes . . . never wears a tie. I CLASS OF JUNE, I935 l l I i . , 'N' Xi , ' .sk 4., .c is foe. sz X . AX Mglsslfw . I I I fffwxg f K L1 ,. NYE, Lip. X ,f': ' XX l 8 my ks . x cl-ff UW, A - :V JJ? 4-+f 'M.. 'K VWIJI Page Twenty-nine I X if-ba, W6 Lawbwf gg ' J y !,,f J if 1 'J yd A if , fu X YJ! -. ,f .V ! J r ' 3 -A r If A ilyfw A 17' ix s T, V' W Q A I II f THE OMICRON fi I J Page Thirty WALTER JOHN HUSAK i-lussy . . . Woods Run . . . not partial to any one sport . . . very much so to blondes and Eddie Cantor . . . another stamp collector and future bank president. ELLENWOOD MATTHEWS ISLER Hostess Club I0: Guild II, I2. Very quiet . . . believe it or not . . . wants to stay single . spends nickles to see Clark Gable . . . listens to Paul Gannon . . . her ambition is to write one book before she dies . . . Here's wishing you luck! JEAN JACOB Go-To-College Club I0, II, I2: Big Sisters II, I2: Room Judge ot Elections II: Etiquette Club I2: Life Saving Club I2: Swimming Team IO: History Club, Secretary I0: Room Treasurer IO. Jake . . . boarded at Columbus . . . wants to teach school . . . collects menus . . . sports . . , swimming . . . horse-back rid- ing . . . favorite study . . . Spanish . . . her ideal . . . tall blonde, blue eyes . . . quess who . . . Grove City in the tuture . . . always humming . . . Star Dust. SALVADOR D. JACQUES Life Saving Club I0: Room Secretary II: Go-To-College Club II: Cooking Club President I2: Aero Club I2: Etiquette Club I2: Track I2: Dancing Club Il. Sal . . . graduated from Fairmont High, West Virginia . . . wants to belong to the consular service . . . likes basketball, mush- ball, track . . . Rudy Valee . . . Eddie Duchin . . . favorite study . . . mechanical drawing . , . Spanish land is he a whiz?l . . . hates math . . . Halleck . . . dizzy blondes . . . wants to enter Pitt . . . his gals must be brunettes. JAMES SELL JEFFRIES Boxing Club II: Chemistry Club I2: Room Judge of Elections II: Omicron Staff I2. Jim . . . Columbus . . . ambition . . . to be a millionaire . . . sports . . . mushball, boxing, baseball . . . is a crossword puz- zle tiend . , . doesn't make any trouble for teachers . . . dislikes spongers, untair teachers . . . Fats Waller, Herbert Mundin are his tavorites . . . not particular about the 'lair sex. EMMA E. JODKIN Girl Reserves I0, II: Type Club II: Business Service Guild I2: Tennis ll. Em . . . likes shorthand . , . to be a secretary is her ambition . . . always returns good deeds . . . must be tall . . . have brown curly hair . . , likes everything peaceful and quiet . . . came from Manchester. MATTHEW JONES Room Secretary I0: Sanitation Squad I0: Traffic Squad II. Matt . . . St. Andrews . . . likes basketball, baseball, tennis . . . enjoys English . . . Joe Penner, Wallace Beery, George Arliss entertain him . . . she must be 5' 2 have dark eyes, and black hair . . . doesn't like night work and eighth periods. WALTER' JUBA Checker Club IO: Dancing Club II: Cooking Club I2: Room Reporter I2: Room Judge of Elections IO: Orchestra I0, Il, I2: All-City Orchestra I2. Woods Run . . . second Rubinoff . . . ambition . . . concert soloist . . . hobby . . . stamps and collecting pictures of Rubinoff sports , . . mushball and football . . . likes . . . Mary Brian. Janet Gaynor, and, of course, Rubinoff . . . not particular either blonde or brunette 5' 4 . . . seen with Sotak and Toth. HARRY R. KATZ Basketball I0, Il: Class A Chorus IO, ll, I2: Oliver Chorus I2: Room Reporter IO, Il. I2: Traffic Squad II. Pussy . . . hails from Horace Mann . . . reporter , . . enjoys basketball . . . baseball . , . always hungry . . . Love is blind . . . Loretta Young . . . Bing Crosby . . . goes for brunettes . . . Eleanor . . , Idea of misery . . . dancing with new shoes. EDWIN KELLERMAN Baseball II, I2: Cooking Club Treasurer I2: Room Ser- geant-at-Arms I0. Bus . . . Manchester . . . shy . . . enjoys boxing . . . not bad himself . . . admirer of Myrna Loy . . . also 'the old mouse- trap . . . better known as Ben Bernie . . . mum about favorite type . . . ambition to see world . . . Navy, Here I Come. DAN I EL EDWARD KENNELLY Baseball II, I2: Leaders Club II, I2: Sanitation Squad IO: Arts and Crafts Club I0. Dan . . . St. Andrews . , . looks forward to the time when he will be in the major leagues . , . works cross-word puzzles and collects sport pictures . . . plays football . . . baseball . . . basket- ball . . .tennis . . . likes to see Paul Muni on the sceren . . . hear Jack Benny on the radio , . . likes law . . . plans to attend Notre Dame. DELLA KERSTUKOS Dramatic Club IO: Girl Reserves II, I2: Leaders Club II: Business Service Guild I2: Etiquette Club I2: Life-Saving Club I2: Basketball II, I2: Track I0, II. Horace Mann grad . . . wants to be a success . . . hobbies . . . dancing and swimming . . , likes tennis . . . baseball . . . type . . . tall, dark hair, and blue eyes . . . dislikes handshakers . . . homework . . . enjoys Fred Waring . . . Lew Ayres . . . hopes to enter Pitt. CLASS or JUNE. 1935! f , A f I fr ,fri ff . i 'lii fd!! , ff'-'f ' ,yy 'Ft '!?'Ifd'.T, A . V 'Y A . - . 1 W - L 1 -' I N1 -,A L. '-5 5' - , 1 If u - wil,-3 W .f i , 'id f Qr !1 V, I ,f. is J KY' Lys Q kg .rj . T' - iv' 'J I-W me-' , sf' 1 . Ni, I E lfffx L . Page Thirty-one gt! ' I I . 'gg-1,1 -4'-all ' 'L -1 lffjt-I. x, W- .fakT'F' 4 9fl J THE OMICRON M' Page Thirty-two ELLA B. KESZELIESKA Room Treasurer I0, II, I2: Big Sisters II, I2. Treasurer I2: gocgxing Club, Vice President IO: Go-To-College Club IO: Omicron ta IZ. Keszy . . . Woods Run alumnus . . . another private secre- tary . . . likes cooking, sewing. dancing lpertect housewitel . . . Janet Gaynor, Lanny Ross . . . can't bear handshakers . . . rainy days. VICTORIA PEARL KEYS Go-To-College Club II: Big Sisters II, IZ: Volleyball IO: Orpheus Club IZ: Girl Reserves IO. If Vic . . . hails from John Conroy . . . loves to sing . . . dance . . . write stories . . . track . . . volleyball . . . tennis , . . basketball her specialities . . . listens to Duke Ellington anytime . . . hates mashed potatoes . . . wants to be a reporter . . , a singer. THOMAS HERRON KIEFER Omicron Business Manager IZ: Go-To-College Club IO, II, IZ, Vice President IZ: Senior I'Ii-Y IO, II, IZ: Oliver News Business Manager II: Oliver News Editor-In-Chief IZ: Vice President of IZB Class: Traffic Squad IZ. Briar . . . John Morrow . . . ambition , . . nothing else but . . . eating, sleeping . . . quite athletic , . . plays X 8: O . . . solitaire . . . enjoys Packer, Gregg and I-luey Long . . . Heidel- berg gets his vote . , . in his prime . . . breaking things . . . dis- likes all people saying, don't . . . only blondes, brunettes, and redheads. DAVIES EARLENE KIMBEL Home Nursing Club IO: Big Sisters II, IZ: Motor Club IZ: Type Club II: Etiquette Club I2: Cheer Leader I2: Volleyball IZ. ball I2. Boots . . . ambition . . . to make women beautiful . . Alma Mater is Lockhart School , . . collects stamps . . . dances . . . plays volleyball and tennis . . . Lew Ayres and Lanny Ross appeal to her . . . tall, dark, masculine tellows rate . . . likes be- ing around R, I-I. and B. W. ALFRED W. KLUVO Room Vice President IZ: Go-To-College Club II, IZ. King . . . attended Manchester . , , thinking ot being a mining engineer . . . saves stamps . . . likes to play hockey and football . . . turns the dial ot his radio to Jack Benny . . . likes to see Ted I-leaIey's stooges . . . likes math, but thinks Halleck is awtul . . .would like to attend Pitt . . . otten seen with Jim Simakas. CHESTER E. KNOER Go-To-College Club IO, II, IZ: Traffic Squad II: Basketball I2 Chess . . . John Morrow . . . accountant . . . baseball and basketball . . . Forgive and torget . . . Jack Benny . . . Bing Crosby , . . history . . . dislikes I-Ialleck and butter lsome com- leinationl . . . also anthologies . . . brown-eyed brunettes . . . plays basketball twelve hours a day and sleeps the other twelve hours. MARIE P. KOZAR Room President IZ: Business Service Guild IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Stage Make-Up Club Il: Senior Reading Club II: Hockey II. Cozy'i . . . St. Leo's . . . loves to sleep . . . but still am- bitious enough to excel in music . . . could live on hamburgers and Coco Cola . . . one ot the S. G. E. Sorority. NINA KOZORIZ Go-To-College Club I0, II, IZ, Reporter ll: Big Sisters II, IZ. Secretary IZ: Room Treasurer IO: Omicron Staff IZ. Nina hails trom Woods Run . . . wants to be a good nurse . . . likes reading, tennis, roller-skating . . . scrap book tan . . . likes French, but dislikes tests . . . in misery when she's wearing stockings . . . goes tor Jack Benny. MARY MARIE KRICH Orchestra I0, II, IZ: Go-To-College Club IO, II: Big Sisters Treasurer II: Leaders Club IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Basketball II, IZ: Room Treasurer I0. Krichie . . . Manchester . . . ambition . . . Beauty Parlor Manager . . . dislikes Halleck . . . conceited people . . . exams . . . sports . . . swimming . . . volleyball . , . roller-skating . . . also orchestra . . . Janet Gaynor and Eddie Cantor her favorites . . . he must be tall . . . good-matured, with a sense ot humor. WILBERT P. KRIEG Room Secretary Il: Senior Hi-Y Club II: Aero Club Secretary IZ: Dancing Club II: Dip and Draw Club IZ. Will . . . Annunciation , . . electrical engineering , . . makes model airplanes . . . dislikes math . . . fvery unusuall . . . height ot misery . . . toothache . . . blondes . . . sport tans . . Eat, drink, and be merry. LYDIA B. KROLL Honey . , . comes trom Halls Grove . . . a very quiet miss whose ambition is to be a secretary . . . enjoys boating . . . swim- ming . . . hill loillys . . . dancing . . , favorite type . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . .must be able to dance . . . motto . . . Try to be cheerful at all times . . . 'Favorite song . . . l never had a chance, MARY EVELYN KURTZ Room President II. Quiet and sweet . . . a John Morrow miss . . . 'favors hiking and skating . . . along with Jean Parker . . . and day dreaming . . . on which she dotes. CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 3 Page Thirty-three ,fri :ivy Pa H-41 ' 746, ZW4-ey We . wi :sei af 'tg iw, y XX 5 's., J Ki Aj! rf' , is J!! .J I gps!!! WZ? its JQM if W . WV ,bf 0 W. oyff tl gf Y iii jx CRON Pag e Thirtystour HELEN CLARA KUSHNER Sergeant-at-Arms I2g Go-To-College Club IO: Girl Reserves IO: Dancing Club l2: Etiquette Club I2. Blondie . . . Grace's better halt . . , graduate of St. Gabriels . . . dances to Guy Lombardo's rythms . . . enjoys shorthand , . . wants to be a secretary . . . her sports-mushball . . . volleyball . . dislikes the 8:00 alarm , . . entertanied by George Ratt, EDWARD JOHN KVATSAK Checker Club IO: Electric Club, President II, I2g Choir Il, I2: Room Judge ot Elections II: Class A Chorus IO, II, l2g Orpheus Club ll, I2g Singing Club IZ. Hlolzlee Sack . . . John Morrow Alumnus . . . happiness . . . work for what you get . . . basketball . . . baseball . . . books on machinery . . . motto Honesty is the best policy . . . build radios. RAYMOND JOSEPH KVATSAK Football II, IZ: Electric Club IO, Ilg Life Saving Club II. Kavvy . . . John Morrow . . . electrical engineer . . . Don't be a quil:ter . . . tinkers with what he calls a car . . . dances . . . Loretta Young . . . math is all right . . . but history, English, Spanish . . . nix . . . Notre Dame . . . blue-eyed blondes-must be a good cook . . . happy he's graduating. ROBERT J. KVATSAK German Club IO: Omicron Staff l2. Angel . . . John Morrow.. . Notre Dame . . . wants to be a success . . . hobbies . . . saving stamps. dancing . . .sports . . . football, basketball. baseball, golt . . . motto . . . always on time . . . Dick Powell, Ginger Rogers are his tavorites . . . excells in history and physics . . . she is medium height, blond hair and attractive. ANDREW N. LABUN Room Treasurer IO, ll: Room Secretary ll: Craft Club, Presi- dent IOg Boys A-T-C-C Correspondence I2. Andy . . . John Morrow . . . very ambitious . . . wants to earn a 'few million . . . Packer's jokes amuse him . . . so does chemistry . . . sutters from German and bowling . . . claims he can dance . . . looks toward I-larvard . . . prominent member ot the Fraternal Four. JOHANNA A. LAUGMAN Etiquette Club l2g Room Reporter I0. Jennie . . . learned to write at Horace Mann . . . private secretary . . . enjoys Gene Raymond . . . Paul Pendarvis . . . al- ways dancing . . . sports . . . swimming . . . baseball . . . likes study periods best . . . dislikes . . . opera singers . . . getting up in the morning . . . type . . . tall, tair, and well built . . . always seen with Ruth , . . l'll say I MARY VIRGINIA LEE Go-To-College Club, Secretary IO: Volleyball I0, II, I2: Big Sisters I0, II, I2: Secretary Senior Cowcil II: Room Social Chair- man I2: Class Play I2: Tennis I0, II: ockey Team IO, I2. Lee . . , petite . . . cheerful . . . laughing . . . always late tor appointments . . . goes in tor skating . . . tennis . . . swimming . . . above all hates chicken . . . wants to be an efficient nurse . . a happy wite , , . coughs like a seal . . . Lucy's better halt. GERALDINE MARIE LEWIS Kodak Club II: Stage Make-Up Club I2: Etiquette Club I2: Hockey Il: Basketball I2: Tennis I2. Gerry . . . bound to be a Lutheran deaconess . . . comes trom McNaugher . . . has a great sense ot humor . . . hobtls and sports . . . reading, tennis, and hiking . . . Kathryn Hepburn . . . dislikes Joe Penner . . . her weakness? . . . tall, dark, quiet . . . and a sense ot humor . . . always looking tor holidays. HELEN LIPCHAK History Club II. Helen aims to be a social service worker . . . enjoys Fred XVaring and W. C. Fields . . . shorthand . . . reading . . . sports . . . volleyball . . . basketball . . . dislikes . . . rising early . . . nightwork . . . Westminster her tuture Alma Mater . . . tavorite type . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . always sighing in public . . . great talker. ANDREW DANTE LOMBARDI Go-To-College Club I2: Checker Club I2: Etiquette Club I2: Aero Club I2: Orchestra IO: Band IO, ll, IZ: Football IO: Track I0, Il. Andy . . . Manchester . . , aeronautical engineer . . . builds model planes for practice . . . the Guy Lombardo ot the class . , . a physics wizard . . . plays football and basketball . . . enjoys George Arliss . . . Glen Gray . . . Tech . , . likes 'em medium and dark . . . just can't get enough spinach. ANNA MAE LOVE Senior Reading Club Il: Etiquette Club I2: Hockey I2: Cap- tain-ball IZ: Basketball l2: Mushball I2. Nan . . . our news reporter . . . aspires to be a lawyer . . . hobbies . . . eating . . .dancing . . . He must be tall and dark, with plenty ot personality . . . likes . . . 'football . . . hockey . . . basketball . . . Bing Crosby . . . Frank Parker . . . O. E. . . . dis- likes conceited people . . . hurrying . , . being quiet is misery to her. REGINA LOVE Motor Club, Vice President I2: Hockey l2: Captain Basketball I2: Basketball I2: Etiquette Club I2: Dancing Club I2. Jean . . . one ot the Love girls . . . hails from St. Andrews . . . sweet . . . little Jeanie believes in Laugh and the World Laughs with you . . . loves to dance . . . learn new songs . . , has a cheery hello tor everybody . . . wants to tollow in the White Parade. I CLASS OF JUNE, i935 Page Thirty-tive 121 QA kai 1 ,HN K 026, YB. fo r are 7 95., 32 . r JW Q ! fm!!! - I rj N-,X utr X. I I X, xg N . T ,ist M , ,ffm ,I 17 I WW' Q. ijf'-af I 1,1 1 I yi- .I jff' A ' fl. I I gf. tu, -.,, f 3 ' Fffig Hi , fl Q. .1 -. , ., If lj' 5 f 1 fl f' J I ik! .. , fi ' ' - if I , . 'I SFUM1 J I i ff , if . - jflf :f.f'fI' .IP - 'i5V ,Ls W Page Thirty-six ,WM FLORENCE MARGARET LUCAS Go-To-College Club IO: American Legion Medal Award Club, Treasurer IO: Senior Reading Club IO, II: Knitting Club IZ: Eti- quette Club IZ: Room President II: Room Treasurer IZ: Oliver News Staff II. Gracie . . . pep and tun spell Flo . With Variety the spice ot lite . . . she likes a bit ot everythnig . . . favors history . . . Gracie Allen . . . spends halt the year on crutches. FRED M. LUDWIG Life Saving Club IO, II: Etiquette Club IZ: Business Service Guild IZ: Room Treasurer IO. Emil . . . hails trom Halls Grove . . , ambition success and happiness . . . college P. S. ot A .... dark hairand eyes, peppy. tun-loving . . . likes all sports . . . hobby . . . autos and cratts . . . bashtul. GILBERT GUSTAVUS LUDWIG Room Officer IO, II: Go-To-College Club II: Hi-Y Club IZ. Bing . . . John Morrow . . .ambition . . . be successful . . . tennis . . , gold , . . bowling his sports . . . amused by Mr, Packer . , . Latin . . . math . . . dislikes monotony . . . quiet. backward . . . selt-conscious people and solitude . . . Fit via vi . . . happy when satisfied. EDWARD J. LUKSIK Room Secretary IZ: Leaders Club IO, II, IZ: Checker Club IO, II: Room Sergeant-at-Arms IO: Etiquette Club II, IZ. Ed . . . hails trom St. Joseph's . . . aspires to be a salesman . . . likes to sleep . . . eat . . . play baseball and tootball . . . favorite entertainers . . . Jack Benny, James Cagney . . . dislikes English and reserved seats in the ottice . . . favorite type . . . blond hair, dark eyes, pleasing personality. DENNIS JAMES McAULEY Basketball IZ: Track IZ: American Legion Medal Award Club IO: School Accountant IZ: Social Chairman IZ: Sanitation Squad IO: Omicron Staff IZ: Trattic Squad IZ. Denny . . . John Morrow . . . ambitious . . . C. P. A. . . . likes . , . Guy Lombardo and Shirley Temple , . . twice Social Chairman ot our class . . . ldid a swell iobl . . . seen around with a beautiful P. G .... will continue at Pittsburgh School ot Ac- countancy . . . motto . . , It you don't succeed, try again. HAZEL HEN RIETTA MAGIVERN Stage Make-Up Club IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Hockey II: Basket- ball IZ: Tennis IO: Class Play IZ. Hazel . . . an outdoor girl . . . queer laugh . , . good actress . . . wants to be a deaconess . . . history her meat . . . hates that morning alarm . . . high-hats . . . seeks Janet Gaynor . . . tor diversion . . . likes to watch others work . . , plays tennis . . . hockey . . . tall, dark, ambitious men eligible. RUTH CORN ELIA MAIER Orpheus Club II: Big Sisters IO, IZ: Swimming Team I2: Go- To-College Club II, IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Make-Up Club II, IZ: Knitting Club IZ: Dip and Draw Club I0. Ruthie . . . aspires to the Supreme Court Bench . . . col- lects stamps . . . likes sculpturing , . . dances . . .swims . . .rides horseback . , . Norma Shearer her pick . . . has a peculiarity ot getting to school late . , . hates to be on the outs with anyone . . . Genie's pal . . . likes them blond, good sports. ALBERT H. MAJESTIC Life Saving Club IO: Crafts Club IO: Electric Club II: Motor Club II: Etiquette Club IZ: Cooking Club IZ: Dancing Club II. Al , . , attended St. Joseph , . . will continue at Notre Dame . . . wants to become a lawyer . . . likes football and base- ball . . .Warren William , . . history . . . Latin . . , but not algebra . . . English . . . or making note books. SAMUEL D. MANGONE Football IO, II, IZ: Swimming IO, Il, IZ: Boxing Club II, IZ: Traffic Squad IO, II, IZ: Leaders Club IO, ll, IZ: Life Saving Club IO, II: Secretary ot Tralilic IZ. Sammy . . . Horace Mann graduate . . . star fullback . . . business man . . . 6' l ot modesty . . . favorite hobby . . , danc- ing . . . dislikes swell-headed people . . . wants to attend Temple . . . likes to study . . . dishwater blondes. ELSI E MILDRED MARKOVICH Omicron Staff IZ: Dancing Club IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Read- ing Club IO. Else . . . learned her ABC's at St. Gabriel's . . . ambition . . nursing . . . patronizes James Dunn and Shirley Temple . . . collects portraits . . . enjoys all sports . . . dislikes handshakers . . nightwork . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . likes type . . a good time. JOSEPH P. MARSHALL Etiquette Club I0: Business Service Guild IO: Dancing Club II: Chemistry Club IZ: Omicron Statf IZ. Joe . . . a whiz at English . , . wants to be a teacher . . . enjoys dancing . . . swimming , . . turns to Franchot Tone . . . Wayne King . . . tor amusement . . . dislikes nightwork . . . liastidi- ous teachers . . . special topics . . . tavors redheads . . . always drinking milkshakes . . . hates being kept in suspense . . seen with Taylor. ROBERT A. MARTIN Football II, IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Crafts Club IO: Athletic Leaders II, IZ: TraFFic Squad II, IZ: Motor Club II: Football Club Il: Life Saving Club IO. Bob . . . St, Joseph . . . has high aspirations . . . wants to be an aviator . . . likes football, basketball . . . plays a good end . . . dislikes history . . . would like to go to Alabama . . . has a group ot stoogcs he carts around in a 'l9 Dodge. CLASS OF JUNE, I935 l i I Page Thirty-seven N J N ,4f ' pd 't 7' ,V as y Zi ew-af Z. fa I. K elif , , 'V-im.. 'fx ' Cl G-fa A-C, fl 7 Sis ri. .jj Vi if fi Nl' , fXV,g?s I ,af-Ps 4,05 QS I ,' 0' Lb 'Nfl' ,ijyjii fd w tx X it 5 f li iz fl' lj Jfi il I 'XV' , -. mil fr It D- j fin, 'rf .I I 4, iff ' ,fi sr I i I T E OMICRON Page Thirtyreight ALEXANDER MASS Sanitation Squad IO: Traffic Squad IO, II: Room Secretary I0, II, IZ: Boxing Club II: Etiquette Club I2: Baseball IZ: Dancing Club II. Alex . . . comes from Manchester . . . aspires to be an accountant . . . likes baseball, tootball and bookkeeping . . . favor- ite entertainers . . . Fay Wray and Dick Powell . . . dislikes Eng- lish themes . . . is going to Pittsburgh Academy . . . is partial to black-eyed blondes. KATH ERIN E HELEN MATU LA A tuture seamstress . . . Horace Mann graduate . . . a tiend 'lor those snappy retorts . . . enjoys swimming . . . dancing . . . reading . . . spends her extra cash on Joe Penner . . . Robert Donat . . . hates to be forced to do things . . . nightwork . . . A stitch in time saves nine . . , goes in tor all type ot athletics. RUDOLPH P. MATVEY Cooking Club IZ: Etiquette Club IZ. Whitey . . . St. Gabriels . . . a future lawyer . . . likes to read, travel . . . swim and figure out cross-word puzzles . . . George Ratt and Jack Benny . . . 'Favorite entertainers . . . prefers law to other subjects . . . likes blue-eyed blondes . . . dislikes raisin pie . . . algebra . . . and oral book reports. ALEX MAWHINNEY Moon . . . Linwood . . . aims to be a millionaire . . . lvery original, what?j . . . swimming . . . ice-skating . . . admirer ot Jean I-iarlow . . . machine shop enthusiast . . . must be blonde tive toot two and, above all. have a Lux complexion . . . dislikes history . . . enjoys working on cars. JUNE MEANOR Room Vice President IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Business Service Guild II, I2: Dancing Club II: Big Sisters IO. .lunie . . . a Halls Grove grad . . . men with blond hair . . . greenish blue eyes register here . . . hates to have her picture taken . . . likes to watch Fred Astaire dance . . . collects all movie stars pictures . . . wants to be a Walter Winchell. ETH EL MA RGUERITE MEEKS Room Treasurer ll, IZ: Swimming Team I0, Il, IZ: Basketball IO, II: Big Sisters Il, IZ: Orpheus Club II, IZ: Make-Up Club IZ: Knitting Club IZ: Dancing Club II. Sis . . . Manchester is her Alma Mater . . . aims to be a good nurse . . . likes swimming . . . dancing . . . tudge , . . en- joys French . . . our Jane Ellen. HILDA MARIE MERHAUT Literature Club IO: Girl Reserves I0, ll, IZ: Knitting Club I2g Business Service Guild IZ: Type Club Ilg Singing Club I2g Cap- tain Ball Il: News Staff Typist IZ. I-le-Da . . . St. Joseph's . . . would like a certain P. G. to take a little notice ot her . . . athletic . . . likes her swimming . . . tennis . . . tootball . . . her 'favorites . . . Dick Cromwell . . . Fred Waring . . . enjoys shorthand . . . reading . . . dislikes rainy days . . . history . . , encourages men with dark hair and crooning ability. ROY MILLER Track IO, II, I2g Life Saving Club l2: Etiquette CIubI2. Leroy , . . hails trom Manchester and hopes to be a banker . . . likes all sports and says Silence is Golden . . , likes Lanny Ross and Ginger Rogers . . . history . . . dislikes 8th periods . . . will go to Southern California . . . likes girls with blue eyes . , . black hair. JAMES H. MOORE Jimmie . . . Columbus . . . lawyer . . . Pitt . . . hobby . . . cards, arguing . . . a good student . . . sports . . . football, mush- ball . . . likes math . . . Ginger Rogers, Joe Penner . . . blushes easily . . . seen around with Bud Rahenkamp. JAMES EDWARD MORAN Leaders Club Il, I2: Traffic Squad I2. Jim . . . Horace Mann . . . business executive . . . hand- some hero ot Class Play . . . never been known to lose his temper . . . always on the go . . . a certain dark-haired, dark-eyed lass sends chills ot ecstacy up and down his spine . . . lwhich she should not do to a young tellow like Jiml . . . enjoys limburger. JOHN MORGAN Chemistry Club l2: Electric Club I2. Jack . . . another John Morrowite . . . prefers medium sized blondes . . . brunettes and even redheads . . . would like to learn electricity thoroughly . . . favors physics . . . distavors history . . . amateur photographers . . . chemistry , . . swimming . . . target shooting . . . interest him . . . so does Toby Wing. FRED C. MORRISON Crawt . . . attended Columbus . . . tuture accountant . . would be happy with plenty of mazuma and an Auburn . . . hearing Opera Music is misery to this green-eyed lad who collects stamps and match tolders . , . sorry, girls . . . says he would rather be a bachelor. TI-IE OMICRON MMM WW IJWWP iw if if ,wif ir THOMAS MORROW Tom . , . comes from Manchester . . . hobbies . . . sleeping. eating . . . sports . . . basketball, tootball, rnushball, and swimming . . . Sally Rand . . . Art Kassel . . . likes study periods . . . pre- ters tall blondes . . . eighth periods? . . . happiness. no nightwork. MARY HELEN MUDRY Reading Club IO: Hockey I0: Big Sisters I0, II, IZ: Business Service Guild II: Motor Club IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Knitting Club IZ: Dancing Club II. Blondie . . . St. Andrews . . . romantic . . . mebbe . . . very sweet . . . dances, roller-skates . . . entertained by the duck seller and Richard Cromwell . . . plans to attend Grace Martin's . . . very independent . . . likes shorthand . . . lrene's shadow . . handsome men . . . good sports get her vote. WALTER EDWARD M U RRAY Room Secretary IO: Go-To-College Club IO, Il: Chemistry Club IZ: Room Treasurer I0. Pete . . . John Morrow . . . ambitious . . . wants to be suc- cessful . . . happy in chemistry . . . and when piloting a chariot . . . thinks Shirley Temple and Jack Benny take the cake . . . rifle shooting . . . football . . . swimming and tennis occupy spare moments . . . probably Pitt . . , Be Yourself. RUTH AUDREY MYERS Cooking Club IO: Business Service Guild IZ: Type Club II. Sully . . . petite . . . brunette . . . a bonnie laughing miss . . . aims to make a success ot marriage . . . sports . . . baseball and tennis . . . likes to cook and sew on buttons , . . he must be blonde . . . medium size . . . blue eyes . . . Get the most out ot lite . . is her motto . . . haunts the library . . . Jennie's shadow. BERNARD E. NEUBAUER Room Vice President IO: Room Sergeant-at-Arms IO, IZ: Box- ing Club II: Track II, IZ: Basketball IZ: Lite Saving Club II. Neube . , . hails from Annunciation . . . aspires to be a basketball coach . . . Block and Sully . . . likes bookkeeping and English . . . going to Southern California . . . likes money and women . . . motto . . . Self confidence is ninety per cent ot the player. ELEANOR JAN E NICHOLS Room Officer IO: Volleyball IO, II, IZ: Basketball II, IZ: Drama Club II: Senior Reading Club II: Etiquette Club IZ: Track IO: Orpheus Club II, I2. Ellie . . . a former John Morrowite . . . ambition in the social secretary line . . . goes in 'lor tennis and skating in a big way . . . Gary Cooper entertains her . . . tall, dark, blue-eyed men tascinate her . . . motto . . . Be brief, bright and breezy. WALTER J. NICOLA Life Saving Club I2: Etiquette Club I2: Room Judge of Elections I2. Nick . . . Samuel Hamilton . . . will be an engineer . . . likes basketball . . . football . . . mushball . . . swimming . . . Carnegie Tech . . . can always lend you a tooth pick . . . hates ice cream and 8th periods. NANCY RUTH NORTH Dancing Club II: Big Sisters I2: Leaders Club IZ: Etiquette Club l2. Nan . . . formerly attended St. Leo's . , . enjoys singing and dancing . . . sports . . . swimming . . . tennis . . . 'Favorite entertainer . . . Ralph Bellamy . . . Buick drivers . . . in the future . . . Tech . . . a little white Ford . . . hamburgers . . . 'Favorite study . . . O. E .... dislikes . . . chemistry and Halleck. JOHN NORTHART Lite Saving Club I0, ll, IZ: Electric Club IO. Jack . . . St. Francis Xavier . . . ambition to travel . . . swimming . . . tennis . . , chemistry . . . tive day week-end . . . Guy Lombardo . . . can't stand pessimists . . . if you want Jack, look tor Jimmy. BERTHA VIRGINIA NOVAK Go-To-College Club II: Motor Club I2: Orpheus Club I2: Big sisters l2: Volleyball I0, Il, I2: Basketball II, I2: Business Service Guild II: Dancing Club Il. Birdie . , . Horace Mann . . . dotes on books . . . goes in tor tennis . . . hockey . . . ice-skating . . . finds entertainment in Tc-by Wing . . . Vincent Lopez . . . goes tor tall . . . dark . . . handsome . . . men . . . has a yen to travel. HERMAN JOSEPH W. NOVOTAN Room Sergeant-at-Arms IO: Checker Club I0: Chemistry Club I2: Cooking Club IZ: Etiquette Club I2. Gangster . . . got his early training in St. Gabriel's . . . hopes to be a scientist . . . collects fossils . . . likes swimming . . . mushball . . . Shirley Temple . . . chemistry and physics . . . Despises radio announcers and the English system of measurements . . . is absent-minded . . . hopes to attend Tech. ALFRED N UDI Room Secretary I0: Print Club Secretary IO: Secretary-Treas- urer Golf Club II: Room Reporter I2: Boxing Club II: Etiquette Club I2. Al . . . comes from West View . . . journalist . . . great hunter and rider . . . basketball . . . football . . . golf. . . Service with a Smile . . . Pat O'Brien . . . Glenn Gray . . . math . . . brown-eyed brunettes . . . dislikes being gyped . . . happy except when ill. CLASS OF JUNE. I935 . ca? 5 'c .1- tio u ' 'Lf Q g 77 L. A kc. J .Q ,V - , ..,,,, 'gig .1n X - I exact- I . ,H g-VL TLL1.' Qual T L41 ff... L-: VJ: My N41 ek ,L .J -. ln, . -. W Lg nf'-1 yer '-0 '-'71 fc Blifggsf ifizli if-nf t-rbi D' Page Forty-one rl W I 5 THE CRON WILLIAM E. O'BRIEN Checker Club IO: Life Saving Club IO: Dancing Club II: Box- W . I r ,fx , 1 wwfk .. i ik Jlij' 3 ,' H rf f itil ko! J x Mir ,ik , X, I if M :ffl J Page Forty-two ing Club II, I2. Bunker . . . hails trom John Morrow . . . wants to be a danc- ing instructor . . . his sports . . . boxing, football . . . enjoys history . . . gets a kick out ot Jack Benny . . . the Colonel and Budd . . . dislikes to be called Willie . . . Halleck . . . she must be brunette with blue eyes. ANN PATRICIA O'DONNELL Go-To-College Club I0, Il: Big Sisters I0, ll, I2: Sanitation Squad II: Volleyball I0, II: Hockey ll: Basketball II: Dramatic Club IO: Co-Ed Club I2. Pat . . . John Morrow grad . . . wants to be a baby special- ist. . . likes reading, talking , . . ice-skating, swimming . . . tavorites . . . Spanish . . . Myrna Loy . . . Eddie Duchin . . . hates chemistry and being called Annabelle . . . preters her gents dark . . . medium height . . . brown eyes . . . nice personality. EDWARD O'DONNELL Room Sergeant-at-Arms II: Baseball I2: Room Reporter IO. Eddie . . . hails from John Morrow . . . likes cards, women, and being with her . . . Jack Benny, Wallace Beery and James Dunn . . . dislikes nightwork . . . aspires to go to Notre Dame . . . motto . Live and learn. ARTH UR R. OSBO RN Senior Hi-Y IO: Leaders Club II: Dancing Club II: Etiquette Club I2: Tennis Team IO: Room Judge of Elections IO: Trattic Squad I2. Ozzie . . . hails from Annunciation . . . aims to be a high- pressure salesman . . . never known to take books home . . . cutest dimples in class . . . usually halt asleep . . . very ticklish . . . dis- likes Halleck . . . future Notre Dame treshie . . , dislikes thin girls. MARY ETHEL PALU MBO Learned her ABC'c in New Brighton . . . hopes to write a best seller . . . goes in tor swimming and reading . . . believes in being merry . . . he must be tall . . . red-head . . . not necessarily handsome . . . imagine that! . . . enjoys her bookkeeping . . . happiest when she has an easy chair . . . good book . . . bag ot apples. NEAL PATRICKO Electric Club IO, II: Dancing Club ll: Etiquette Club I2: Aerial Club I2: Cooking Club II. Peppy . . . Manchester . . . woodwork and jig saw puzzles till up his spare time . . . plays mushball and basketball . , . likes to see Frankie Darrow . . . and hear Eddie Cantor . . . likes geog- raphy . . . dislikes long speeches . . . wants to attend Carnegie Tech . . . likes to read the tunny papers. EVELYN GERTRUDE PATTERSON Room Social Chairman IO, IZ: Class A Chorus IO, ll, IZ: Volleyball IZ: Track IO, II, IZ: Captain Basketball IO, ll, IZ: Basketball IO, II, IZ: President Stage Make-Up Club II. NEW.. . . . hails from the sticks . . . West View to you . . . a regular tiend tor peanuts . . . potato chips . . . One a Week her motto . . . tavors Tech as her next landing . , . a Garbo fan . . . her sports . . . tennis and swimming . . . likes English . . . I-le . . . must be tall and humorous. GEO RGENE LOU ISE PATTERSON Room President IO: Room Vice President IO: Orpheus Club IO, II, IZ: Big Sisters IO: Swimming Team IZ: Go-To-College Club II, IZ: Choir IZ: Secretary ot Sanitation IZ. Genie . . . Horace Mann alumnus . . . captivating . . wants to be successful in everything . . . swims, plays hockey . . . enjoys French . . . voice . . . plans to continue at Wisconsin . . . hates to get up in the morning . . . pals with Ruthie . . . likes them tall and dark. MARY MARGARET PATTINI Go-To-College Club IZ: Basketball II, IZ: Captain Basketball II: Big Sisters IO, II. Mamie . . . dark . . . pleasant miss . . . goes to West View every Friday night . . . hates spinach . . . to stay in at night . . . loves to walk in the rain . . . looks at Gene Raymond and sighs . . . wants to have a car . . . to be a private secretary. LAIRD .l. PEFFERMAN Motor Club II: Etiquette Club IZ. Pep . . . came from St. Josephs . . . will be a globe-trottef . . . likes baseball . . .football . . . and reading . . . law . . . can't understand why we have economics or studying . , . will honor Purdue and is not particular about girls . . . would be happy to be his own boss. IRENE DIANE PERUN English Club IO: Big Sisters IO, II, IZ: Business Service Guild II: Motor Club IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Knitting Club IZ: Dancing Club II: Hockey IO. Renee . . . from St. Andrews . . . has a perpetual smile . . . knits and sews in her spare time . . . likes swimming . . . dancing . . . Joe Penner . . . Lew Ayres . . . wants to continue her education at Grace Martin's Secretarial School . . . a certain Allegheny boy holds her attentions. WALTER S. PETROCELLY Room Treasurer ll: Marionette Club, President ll, Vice Presi- dent IO: Dancing Club II: Etiquette Club IZ: Room Sergeant-ab Arms IO. Red . . . Manchester . . . a future jeweler . . . works cross- word puzzles . . . dances . . . plays football . , . likes Jack Oakie and Paul Pendarvis . . . likes l-listory . . . lout dislikes Halleck . . . going to attend Lancaster . . . going to travel and see the world . . . dislikes nightwork and 8th periods. CLASS OF JUNE, i935 KE2G4J'L'.-nfl 'ff' fx,.Av'xcn'L L 'f 'C,L if, , ' V21 J. 152:52 cy 'fr 'I V rr I .,:,4 .I r 1 -.1 ,r' f T, ti Vi ,fl i N ' l 00--1 +L. X ...lf Q. res, Page Forty-three I-ir: 4 rs 'P X X i rx , X, I x -ff I it ,E rf' fi fl 7 r U , N: 1-y, Nw! J' -If QQW M I J if QV VX 27 s r s X .'x Tl-QE-ROMICRON N l i 1 I x ,, 1 4 f MJ 'QZDV 5 er cf MJ, Pa g e Forty-'four HENRY JOHN PETTAY C Traffic Squad II: Life Saving Club II: Cooking Club IZ: Room Secretary IO. St. Leo's . . . another accountant . . . 'Friend ot all . . . ex- cept, when crooning . . . can't stand stooges or handy andies , . . math , . . his 'Favorite class . . . likes Joe Penner . . . Byer's side kick . . . sports . . . tootball and baseball . . . Duquesne . . . Stay as sweet as you are. ROBERT H. PFALZGRAF Etiquette Club IZ. Bob . . . Manchester grad . . . accountant . . . saves old coins . . . going to Pitt . . . enjoys baseball . . . basketball, swim- ming . . . Better late than never . . . Wallace Beery . . . book- keeping . . . handshakers . . . book reports are out . . . always with Cipriani . . . happy when he gets an A in physics. RALPH A. PINDROH Art Club I0. Unicorn or R. P. . . . Horace Mann . . . another artist . . . tish and tish-raising are his sidelines . . . Sherlock Holmes, Wvarden Lawes, and Mr. Packer are his favorite entertainers . . . another Math 'Fiend . . . dislikes soup and loating . . . would like to travel on a yacht ot his own. FRANCIS GEORGE PLICHTA Room Treasurer II, IZ: Room Sesretary II, IZ: Room Treasurer II, IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Senior Life Saving II, IZ: Cooking Club IZ: Traffic Squad II, IZ: Social Committee IZ. Frank , . . St. Gabriel , . . aspires to be a chet . . . motto . . . Always keep a promise . . . tuture West Point Cadet . . . always smiling . . . admirer ot brunettes . . . dislikes people who tell tall stories. JEAN PLISKO Home Nursing Club Treasurer IO: Orpheus Club IZ: Swimming Team Il, IZ: Etiquette Club I2: Volleyball I0 II, IZ: Hockey II, IZ: Guild II, IZ: Dancing Club II, IZ. Jennie . . . hails 'from Manchester . . . quite a cartoonist . . . likes dancing . . . art. .. swimming . . . tennis , . ,volleyball . . . likes Garbo and Cantor . . . hates oysters and English . . . to suit her they must be T. D. I-I, and ambitious. STEPHEN POVELICH Pishky , . . Woods Run . . . would like to be an accountant . . keen on bookkeeping . . . stamp collecting . . . his hobby . . . goes tor ping pong in a big way. . .also mushball and billiards . . . Fred Waring and Jack Benny rate ace high . . . blondes get his vote everytime . . , miserable when he misses a good time . . . or eighteen hours ot sleep . . , or Eddie Cantor . . . Be Yourself. HELEN FRANCES PROKOP Hostess Club IO: Big Sisters IO, II, IZ: Dancing Club IZ: Make-Up Club IZ: Etiquette Club IZ. I-lelen smiles continually . . . formerly of John Morrow . . . aims to be a filing clerk . . . hobbies . . . typing . . . sewing . . . enjoys skating . . . tennis . . . holidays . . . A quitter never wins is her motto . . . likes Jack Benny . . . Warner Baxter . . . always seen with Fay. CHESTER M. RAH EN KAMP Go-To-College Club II, IZ: Treasurer IZ: Traffic Squad II, I2: Etiquette Club IZ: Baseball II, IZ: Dancing Club II: Sanitation Squad I0. . Bud . . . Columbus , . . is planning on being a C. P. A. . . . saves ash trays . . . participates in baseball, basketball, and football . . . never tires of seeing Ginger Rogers or hearing Fred Waring . . . enjoys bookkeeping . . . dislikes oral talks . . . likes a 5' 5 blond . . . has the habit of blushing. BELLA F. REIDENBAUGH Knitting Club IZ: Volleyball IZ: Basketball IZ: Big Sisters II: Room Sergeant-at-Arms IO: Hockey IO. Dookie . . . Manchester alumnus . . . aims to be a success . . . enjoys all sports . . . dates . . . scrap books . . , motto . . . Live and let live . . . she prefers Clark Gable and Joan Craw- ford . . . Pitt, some day . , . Bud . . . dislikes conceited people . . . cocoanuts . . . prefers gray eyes . . . always seen with Vi and Eddie . . . happy when drinking milk shakes . . . misery . . . book reports. EMMA MILDRED REPIK Geography and Travel Club IO: Business Service Guild ll, IZ: Orpheus Club IZ. Emmie . . . someone's future private secretary . . . hails from St. Gabriels . . . enjoys Frank Parker . . . Janet Gaynor . . . shorthand . . . to qualify he must be tall, dark, and have a pleas- ing personality . . . calls everyone Honey . . . dislikes sophisti- cated people . . . onions . . . volleyball her favorite . . . other half ot the Jennie-Emma team. OSCAR RHEA Spanish Club ll: Traffic Squad II: Cooking Club IZ: Room Treasurer ll: Room Secretary IO. John Morrow . , . future accountant . , . sleeping when not roller skating . . . claims to be very quiet . . . she must be a blonde . . . medium height . . . blue eyes . . . excellent house- wife . . . history . . . Ginger Rogers . . . Bing Crosby . . . are Okay . . . Halleck and eighth periods . . . are not . . . Stanford . . . Live and Learn. AZALIA VIRGINIA RHODABACK Hockey IO, II, I2: Volleyball II, IZ: Captain Basketball IO, Il, IZ: Basketball II, IZ: Go-To-College Club IO, ll, IZ, Reporter II: Big Sisters IO, II: Room Treasurer IO: Track IO, Il. Abigail . . . John Morrowite . . . wants to learn the Chinese language . . , to travel . . . Mary Teufel . . . her favorite entertainer . . . violin solos give her the shivers . . . is always falling down . . . Ihre plugs her specialtyl . . . Abigail wishes to be an interior decorator. CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 KWWL '- MWF' pl. f JW . .fjwoi CL, jliflijfljh Ili Mi I iff- f I Page Forty-tive of J K if i 27 Of jj! Y-2' ,Wai I W f CMJ ' Y .-J 5 I I T ICRON IA f ,f X i if f 1 I N i ' ' I x ' ' . , W Moira: . .X I Page Forty-s'x MABEL I. RICHMOND Basketball IO, II: Hockey IO, II: Dramatic Club I0: Girl Re- serves IO, II: Big Sisters IZ: Motor Club I2: Etiquette Club IZ: Choral Club II. Avalon . . . a latecomer in our class . . . happy-go-lucky . . . independence her goal in lite . . . a triendless person is her greatest horror . . . she will never be that. THELMA ROBIN Etiquette Club IZ: Volleyball IZ: Room Vice President II: Chairman Social Service Committee IZ: Go-To-College Club IO, II, I2: Swimming. Comes from Manchester . . . vivacious . . . gorgeous hair . . . loves to swim . . . wants to live to be 90 . . . goes tor steak dinners anytime . . . Omicron pictures . . . tavors tall blends . , . Edna May Oliver . . . gets her vote . , . Go Places her motto. EDWARD I. SALKOVITZ Chemistry Club, Reporter I2: Go-To-College Club IO, II, IZ, Reporter IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Basketball Manager IO, II: Omi- cron StaFF I2. SaIky . , . Woods Run . . . ambition . . . scientist Iwon't have to comb his hairl . . . hobby . . . collecting bugs . . . sports . . . kibitzing and wisecracking . . . likes math and physics . . . hopes to grace Tech with his presence . . . one ot the Fraternal Four . . . motto . . , I got worries . . . happy when singing the Drunkard Song with Keiter. EDWIN JOHN SANTA Sanitation Squad II: German Club IO: English Club II: Cook- ing Club IZ: Baseball IZ. Ed . . .John Morrow . . . aims to be a big shot. . .quite a roller skater . . . likes math and brown-eyed brunettes . . . base- ball and basketbali . . . Ginger Rogers . . , Bing Crosby . . . gym workouts . . . hold your distance . . . prefers Pitt . . . rather talka- tive except when sleeping. RICHARD SATTLER Drama Club IO: Senior Reading Club II: Motor Club IZ: Omicron Staff IZ. Dick . . . Allegheny . . . short, aggressive, intelligent . . . collects labels . . . either plays tennis . . . or rests . . . Got along, all these years without a motto . . . gets in tight spots . . . dis- likes . . . Omicron pictures . . . and Don Ameche . . . has a new nickname every day. HOWARD R. SCH ELLMAN Stage Manager IO. II, IZ: Boxing Club Il: Scene Builders Club IO, II, IZ. Howie . . . ot Horace Mann would like to become a mechan- ical engineer . . , likes riding motorcycles . . . swimming . . .'ice- skating . . . dislikes putting on a gym suit and says Iooloney on mottos . . . likes Southern California and brunettes with pretty profiles. GRACE RITA SCHMITT Etiquette Club I2: Omicron Staff l2: Oliver News Staff I2: Dancing Club II: Business Service Guild ll: Room Secretary IO. Gracie . . . St. Joseph . . . a would-be secretary . . . short- hand whiz . . , dances to the tune ot Glen Gray's orchestra . . . likes tennis and volleyball . . . Janet Gaynor . . . has an eye tor tall, dark men with pleasing personalities . . . always seen with Helen , . . can't abide Chili Con Carni. ROBERT K. SCHRATZ Track II, l2: Cross Country Il: German Club I0: Go-To- College Club II. St. Leo . . . future aeronautical engineer . . . quiet lat timesl . . . photography and model airplanes occupy his spare time , . . also track, football and ping pong . . . Raymond Knight. Baby Le- Roy and math amuse him . . . dislikes all girls and classes . . . Park Avenue College tor more aviation. EM MA SCH RETTN ER Etiquette Club I2: Room Judge of Elections I2: Stage Make- Up Reporter I2: Literature Club Il: Stage Make-Up IO. Future tashion designer . . . Alma Mater . . . St. Leo's . . . likes art. . , swimming and dancing . . .Joan Crawford . . . Jack Benny her favorites . . . dislikes people who brag . . . prefers them about 5' S , light hair . . . blue eyes. ALAN SCHWAB Room Judge of Elections IO: Print Club IO, ll: Room Sergeant- at-Arms II: Life Saving Club II: Etiquette Club I2. Al . . . Manchester . . . certitiecl public accountant . . . likes to work cross word puzzles . . . a basketball enthusiast . . . usually trying to get on Bill I-lamiIton's nerves . . . favorite study . . . Business Organization . . . Pitt . . . the blondes win his vote . . idea ot happiness . . . S S S S. RUDOLPH SEWALD H 4-C Club IO: Dancing Club l2: Baseball IO, l2: Electric Club I0, Il: Etiquette Club I2. Rudy . . . your tuture Guy Lombardo . . . interested in music . . . collects pictures and autographs ot the famous in radio . . . dances . . . skates . . . dislikes imitators ot Bing . . . activity periods . . . favors blue-eyed brunettes . . . Ozzie Nelson . . . Alice Faye. ADA ELIZABETH SHAW Room Reporter IO: Room Sergeant-at-Arms II: Big Sisters. Secretary Il: Social Chairman I2. Captain IO, Il: Go-To-College Club I2. Began her school days at John Morrow . . . loves to compose tunes . . . hates short men . . . steak . . . swimming . . . wants to be a famous composer . . . believes in Be Yourself . . . likes tall , . . dark . . . handsome men . . . broad shoulders . . . lCave Menl. CLASS OF JUNE, I935 i 1 1 1 ! , f ffl WXTLW Iwo! ' , I 'I 1' fnjix Af!!! I K Q! IXVVL. X 4 v -' iffy-f' -i K- , s. 4 gy- '4.: .f Q.. :L I ' , 27 ii fc We ii, L Page Forty-seven j 1 HELEN MARIE SH ESTKO Volleyball I2: Etiquette Club I2: Geography and Travel II: Captain Basketball IO: Girl Reserves IO: Go-To-College Club IO. Shes . . . hails from St.GabrieI's . . . wants to work in a bank . . . hobbies are collecting souvenirs and dance racks . . tennis . . . volleyball . , . likes Jan Garber . . . Jean Parker . . . sewing . . . dislikes nightwork . . . Ohio Valley her choice . . . pre- ters them medium size . . . brunette with dark eyes . . . happy when not quarreling . . . misery . . . paper wads. EDNA MAE SHOLTIS Omicron Staff I2: Orpheus Club I2: Etiquette Club I2: Oliver News Staff II, I2: Business Service Guild II, I2: Big Sisters IO: Girl Reserves IO: Senior Reading Club IO. Giggles . . . Manchester . . . ambition . . . stenographer . . . sports . . . swimming . . . likes Shirley Temple and Jack Benny . . . shorthand . . . dislikes . . . onions, garlic, and hash . . . he must be a tall, dark, blue-eyed swimmer . . . she's nobody's stooge . . . hobby . . . haunting 207. ALEXANDER SIMAKAS Basketball II, I2. Trotzky . . . Columbus . . . architect . . . one ot our star forwards , . . likes to be alone . . . lGreta Garbo's actl . . . Carnegie Tech . . . very quiet . . . girls are taboo . . . dislikes conceited boys. JAMES C. SI MAKAS Trattic Squad II, I2: Basketball IO, II, I2: Leader's Club, Sec- retary Il. Pop-eye . . . Columbus . . . great basketball star . . . keeps away from women . . . enjoys math . . . Gary Cooper . . . Fred Waring , . . football . . . spending money . . . annoyed by Halleck . . . going to be an architect. ALICE ELIZABETH SMITH Etiquette Club I2: Business Service Guild I2: Dancing Club Il, I2: Type Club Il. Beth . . . learned her ABC's at Langley . , . private secre- tary . . . basketball tan . . . Janet Gaynor . . , Lanny Ross her preterance . . . susceptible to tall, curlyehaired men . . , enjoys reading . . . biology . . . history is taboo. CHARLES SMITH Basketball IO, II, I2: Room Judge of' Elections IO, Il: Leaders Club IO, ll, I2: Traffic Squad IO, II, l2. Smitty . . . comes trom Columbus . . . All-Scholastic basket- ball torward . . . would like to be a gym teacher . . . likes basket- ball, football, swimming . . . favorite entertainer . . ,Gary Cooper, Joe Penner . , . likes history and all girls . . . dislikes eighth periods . . . college . . . Slippery Rock . . . motto . . . Seek and ye shall find. JANET D. S. SMITH Big Sisters I0, II, I2: Go-To-College Club I0, II, I2. Jan . . . comes from Columbus . . . hopes to be somebody's stenog . . . basketball is her fun . . . believe in being fair and square . . , hates being reminded of her size . . . thinks Janet Gay- nor is great . . . likes shorthand and type . . . prefers blue eyes, ELVINA IRENE SNYDER Big Sisters IO, Ilg Type Club Ilg Orpheus Club Il, I2, Danc- ing Club II, I2g Knitting Club l2g Basketball I0, II, I2: Captain Basketball I2g Volleyball I0, II, I2. Viney . . . Manchester alumnus . . . a future nurse . . . lthe patients will die laughing with herl . . . souvenir collector . . . E. P. D. girl . . . enjoys tennis . . . dancing . . . Joe Penner . . . dignified people are out . . . hates to give speeches. MARY SOLANINA Home Nursing Club IO: Big Sisters IO: Hostess Club IO: Type Club Ilg Girl Reserves llg Etiquette Club I2. Woods Run . . . aspires to be a secretary , . . reads, dances and collects good poetry . . . motto . . . Thoughts, not words . . . likes shorthand . . . bookkeeping . . . Janet Gaynor and Guy Lombardo . . . dislikes giving oral talks. ANDREW SOTAK Checker Club IO: Life Saving Club II: Crafts Club, Treasurer IO: Dancing Club II: Cooking Club, Reporter IZ, Etiquette Club I2: Traffic Squad II, I2. Graduate of Woods Run . . . would like to own the Queen City ll-ligh Ambitionl . . . football . . . basketball . . . canoeing . . . likes Bing Crosby . . . Jack Benny . . . Shirley Temple . . . his favorite is a medium brunette with personality plus . . . always found with Juba and Toth. JOHN J. SPECIAL Room President IO, I2: Sanitation Squad IO: Traffic Squad Il, IZ: Leaders Club II, I2g Etiquette Club I2g Omicron Staff I2: Football II, I2: Basketball I2. Specs . . . comes from Manchester . . . ambition to be a civil engineer . . . a Fred Waring fan . . . likes . . . baseball . . . basketball . . . football . . . no special type of girl. STEPHAN SPIRNAK Room Treasurer II: Room President IO: Baseball Manager II, I2g Go-To-College Club IO, II: Chemistry Club I2g Printing Club IU. Perry . . . came from Manchester . . . this little lad would like to grow up . . . likes football . . . baseball . . . and basketball . . . type . . . dislikes haunters and chiselers . . . brunettes . . . is always with Bob . . . says we should give the juniors a break. CLASS OF JUNE, I935 Niko - E K., 4 . E W tw? Page Forty-nine 'I 5 C5424 ,il- 9m A-1, a,,P..:,-L . . ' ,ff-, xr l y I f I., -f' i' .X gf' ,, ,, A X. THE OMICRON WQAZ 12 i jffflfgj r'7A 5 ggfjjjyn . ja !,,ywfdp,,!f! i I x isis 5 Q r r J 4 at XX. s as ,- . W wwf C e s i iiit . S 2 P age Fltty GERALD R. STALDER Basketball I2: Track II, I2: Checker Club I0: Room Treasurer I0: Life Saving Club II. Jerry . . . Annunciation . . . wants to make a million dollars . . . collects good U. S. money . . . basketball, track, are important to him . . . believes in living and learning . . . Bing Crosby . . . is his idol . . . dislikes lunch room beggars . . . hopes to enter Stantord. MARIE STANEK Senior Reading Club IO: Big Sisters I0: Business Service Guild II: Etiquette I2. I-lappy-go-lucky . . . always cheertul . . . would like to play the piano . . . hobbies . . . reading books . . . dancing . . . en- joys all sports . . . tavorite type . . . intelligent, tall, dark . . . preferably trom Bellevue High . . . motto . . . Live and Learn . . . enjoys Shirley Temple and Jack Benny . . . dislikes school. JOHN STANKO Print Club, Secretary I0: Leaders Club II, I2: Football II, I2: Tratitic Squad I2: Room Sergeant-at-Arms I0: Etiquette Club I2. Tall . . . husky . . . our tootball hero . . . came trom Man- chester . . . wants to be a success in lite . . . enjoys eating . . . sleeping . . . lwanna buy a duckl Penner . . . hates to study . . . listens to talkative teachers . . . likes all types ot girls. PAUL STAUDENMAIER Arts and Crafts Club I0: Aero Club I2: Etiquette Club l2: Cooking Club I2. Staudy . . . St. Leo's . . . master 'Farmer ot Pennsylvania . . . collects strange tacts . . . tootball . . . baseball . . . pitching . . . Claudette Colbert . . . Boake Carter . . . law and sales are Okay . . . but not stooges . . . Penn State . . . loves 'em all . . . teet are not mates . . . When you reach the bottom, there's only one way lett to go-to the top. H ELEN MARIE STEFANKO Pat . . . would like to dance on and on . . . likes to cook . . . ice-skate . . . play volleyball . . . a world-wide wanderer . . . amused by Gaynor and Farrell . . . Fred Waring . . . taboo on nightwork . . . umbrellas . . . someone's private secretary . . . only tall, dark-eyed blonds quality, WILLIAM C. STRASBURGER Room Treasurer I0, II: Room Reporter l2: Traffic Squad I0, II: Go-To-College Club I2: Etiquette Club I2: History 4 Club IO: Volleyball II: Leaders Club IO, ll. Buckets . . . desires a coaching position . . . all-around sportsman . . . tootball . . . baseball . . , patronizes Richard Dix . . . Jack Benny . . . dislikes tox-trots . . . likes English . . . home- made apple pie . a certain blond IZA . . . a U. S. C. prospect. VIOLA M. SWINT Room Secretary I2: Business Service Guild II, I2: Knitting Club I2: Volleyball I2: Basketball I2: Senior Reading Club I0: Etiquette Club I2. Vi . . . Linwood . . . secretary . . . enjoys swimming and volleyballi. . . hopes to enter Pitt . . . easily entertained . . . Bing Crosby . . . Ross Alexander , . . delights in hot fudge sundaes . . . dislikes class talks . . . history . . . English , . . prefers I-le men . . . tall . . . blond and lots of personality. EDNA N. SWOGER Big Sisters IO: Junior Dramatics IO: Room Vice President ll: Room Reporter I2: Go-To-College Club ll, I2: Omicron Staff I2: Class Play I2: Etiquette Club, Social Chairman I2. Edie . . . learned her three R's at John Morrow . . . aspires to be a journalist . . . collects souvenirs . . . likes dancing and canoeing . . . Lanny Ross and Kate Hepburn . . . English . . . lightning, traffic jams, and Ed Wynn annoy her . . . will honor Pitt . . . another T. D. I-I. girl, but he must not be late for appoint- ments. JOHN MAMAY SYKA Sanitation Squad I0, II: Traffic Squad I0, II: Boys Go-To- College Club II: Etiquette Club I2: Room Treasurer I0: Baseball II, I2: Dancing Club Il. Wants to be a business executive . . . likes to bowl and play baseball . . . his favorite study is women . . . planning on entering University of Pennsylvania . . . likes all girls who are . . . short . . . good-looking . . . and can dance . . . Spanish is easy for him . . . when he sits beside Jeffries . . . doesn't like slushy weather , . . likes to sit beside girls in school. SOPHIE E. SYMCZAK Girl Reserves I0: Motor Club I2: Cross Word Puzzle Club I2. Soph . . . quiet . . . industrious maiden . . . comes from Halls Grove . . . aspires to be a private secretary . . . collects poems in her sparetime . . . will go to see or listen to Clark Gable . . . Lanny Ross . . . anytime . . . anywhere. EDWARD TAYLOR Dancing Club II: Chemistry Club I2. Eddie . . . learned his P's and Q's at .lohn Morrow . . . ambition along chemistry lines . . . his sports . . . baseball . . . football . . . Live and let live his motto . . . one of Bing's many admirers . . . likes to read . . . drive . . . can't stand opera . . . pink slips . . . English , . . likes his lady friends blonde. DONALD F. TEETERS Omicron Staff I2: Boxing Club II: Etiquette Club II, I2: Traffic Squad I2. Don . . . hails from Linwood . . . your future political boss . . . good dancer . . . ladies' man . , . peculiarity . . . likes classics . . . prefers Alexander Woollcott and the chipper Donald Duck . . . dislikes fried onions . . . spaghetti . . . goes in for boxing and skating. CLASS OF JUNE. I935 . kg, Page Fifty-one X x. 4 . .kv ft I ,,-fl? flwf fjfvf :il MW W :JW f yyfu joe fraud: ,lgsxw LJ 2195 jrgzj' 2 it '1-.,.1:x 'I'7y f l v I ra ff ly-K Y' f ff 2' Aww-001 56114-:if C I L' S A 46,56 i I THE OMICRON i Page Fifty-two FAY ANN TEGGE Hostess Club IO: Big Sisters I0, II, IZ: Business Service Guild IZ: Stage Make-Up Club IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Hockey IZ: Cap- tain Basketball I0: Volleyball IZ. John Morrow . . . designer . , . likes moving pictures and danc- ing . . . skating and horse-back riding are her sports . . . her be- lief is die trying, not try dieing . . . favors Shirley Temple . . . is happiest on holidays. MARY BEN ITA TEU FEL Hockey I0, II, IZ: Captain IZ: Volleyball I0, II, IZ: Captain II: Basketball Il, IZ: Captain IZ: Go-To-College Club I0, II, IZ: Treasurer II: Vice President IZ: Leaders Club IO, II, IZ: Omicron Staff IZ. Teufie . . , IIO's ray of hope . . . ambition to be a life- saver . . . nurse to you . . . good sport . . . athletic . , . terrible laugh . . . always seen with Abigail and Olga . . . collects samples of food. . . Paul Pendarvis . . . Jean Parker her favorites . . . likes them T. D. H .... blond, amusing, with personality. FRANK TONGEL Etiquette Club IZ. Frank . . . St. Gabriel's . .Afuture air sport reporter . content with movies . . . eats or sleeps . . . plays baseball . . . basketball , . . hockey . . , figuring length of Durante's nose . . . his diversion . . . this gentleman prefers blondes . . . also short- hand . . . of course, not English . . . likes a good orchestra and Shirley Temple . . . can't stand George Arliss . . . or being alone . . . Be Kind. JOHN TOTH Room Reporter IO, II: Etiquette Club I2: Dancing Club II: Swimming IO, II: Red Cross I0. Former Woods Run student . . . future entertainer . . . short- hand whiz . . . uses activity period to study . . . limaginel . . . quiet . . . likes blondes 5' 5V2lI . . . ldon't forget the lfzl. FOSTER TRAFT Traffic Squad II, IZ: Football Manager IZ. Pos . . . Horace Mann . . . would like to drive a Packard . . likes basketball . . . baseball . . . Jack Oakie . . . Glen Gray . . . Soles . . . dislikes history and noisy girls . . . likes blondes, eyes of blue variety . . . must have a certain kind of complexion though . . . watching another fellow talking to your girl is his idea of misery . . . always with Wis. GALILEO TROCCHIO Etiquette Club I2: Room Vice President IZ: Room Secretary I0: Sanitation Squad I0, II: Traffic Squad. Troch . . . Mary Jane Cowley . . . enjoys camping and travel- ing as hobbies . . . football . . . hockey . . . Shirley Temple and Captain Henry . . . one person who enjoys Halleck and dislikes warm days . . . wishes to attend Mount Union. 427 BENITA c. IAUNISON Stage Make-Up Club I2: Etiquette Club I2: Knitting I2: Track II. Benita learned her ABCs in McNaugher . . . believes in a little nonsense now and then . . . likes dancing and poetry . . . a wow in English . . . wants them blond, blue eyes . . . desires only one . . . especially dislikes conceited fellows and homework . . . wants to be a social worker. FLORENCE EDITH U FFELMAN Basketball IO, II, I2: Captain Basketball ll, I2: Volleyball IO, Il, I2: Hockey I2: Lead,er's Club II, I2: Room President II: Busi- ness Guild Il, I2: Etiquette Club l2. Flo . . . another John Morrow supporter . . . all-round ath- lete . . . hates the morning alarm . . . first hour history class . . . enjoys law . . . Gene Raymond . . . collects dance racks . . . someone's private secretary . . , E. P. D. girl . . . likes her gentle- men tall, blond. JOHN VAN KIRK Van . . . Bradford Woods . . . successtul tarmer . . . hobbies . . . hounds ot all kinds . . . claims to be an epicure ot note . . . a Wexford brunette . . . goes fishing lno tishl . . . goes hunting lno gamel . . . plenty of stories. EDWARD VODDE Room Judge of Elections I0: Traffic Squad II, I2: Football Manager II: Volleyball IO: Baseball Il, l2. Toots . . . attended Horace Mann . . . expects to take up engineering . . . collects autographs . . . You're too busy says he . . . turns to Ted Healey . . . Jackie Heller tor amusement . . . goes in tor baseball in a big way . . , dislikes spinach lhow oddll . . . history . . . short, blue-eyed bloncls his pick. ' ELIZABETH T. WALSH Etiquette Club I2: Captain Basketball II, I2: Stage Make-Up Club, Secretary I2: Business Service Guild Il: Hostess Club II: Room President IO: Geography and Travel Club, President I0. Libby . . . St. Andrews her Alma Mater . . . ambition along secretarial lines . . . sports . . . swimming, dancing , . . Be Your- self . . . a champion sign collector . . . enjoys hygiene thrilled by Franchot Tone and La Garbo . . . dislikes mustaches and unsociable people . . . partial to the athletic type. MARIE HELEN WALZ Motor Club II: Girl Reserves I2: Etiquette Club Service Guild I2: Track II, I2: Basketball I2. Marie hopes to be a private secretary . . . enjoys likes Clark Gable . . . Robert Montgomery . . . likes wants him tall, dark and handsome . . . doesn't like with nothing to do. I2: Business skating . . . history . . to be alone so I X L F JU E 35 j, ,--..c S+ 'fi LT' km., 5 JN -L f frm- , X , R4 , L., ww pe I Lck -i 'IZA' elf 015. .xx -w 'f LL X, QQ x xV'fC...-1 Z' ,ww Page Fifty-th ree Wh 1 1 f Q U' ri, rf - if ,I of A J l A gf , 0 la' W' r EILEEN E. WATKINS Business Service Guild II, I2: Volleyball I2. Honey . . . hails from Columbus . . . enjoys basketball . . baseball . . . swimming . . . Warren William . , . .lack Benny . . dislikes being teased about B. C .... says that's in the past . . loves to keep people in suspense . , another secretary. MARY REGINA WEBER Senior Reading Club II: Motor Club IZ: Dancing Club I2: Knitting Club I2. Wants to stay single . . . hails trom St. Andrews . . . likes dancing . . . Lew Ayres and Jack Benny . . . tavorite study . . . English . . . hates history and turnips . . . they must be tall, dark, with personality. VIRGINIA RITA WEBER Room President II, I2: Big Sisters IO, II: Business Service Guild I2: Senior Reading Club I0: Girl ReservesI0: Etiquette Club IZ: Dancing Club II, I2. Ginny . . . enjoys dancing and swimming . , . football . . . basketball . . . 'Favorites . . . Gene Raymondr. . . Myrt and Marge . . . biology favorite study . . . Grace Martin's Secretarial School . . . noted tor her tamous giggle . . . preters her male triends tall and blonde. EDWARD WILLIAM WEHNER Motor Club II, I2: Orpheus Club II, I2: Aero Club I2: Eti- quette Club I0, II. I2: Football IO: Leaders Club I0, II, I2: Life Saving Club I0. ' Chub . . . Columbus . . . has hopes ot being an attorney . . . Duquesne tor him . . , Golden Rule . . . likes all sports . . . Ginger Rogers . . . Paul Pendarvis . . . blue-eyed brunettes . . . holds a grudge against Shakespeare , . . hygiene . . . saves old coins . . . checker 'Fiend . . . wants to settle down. l BELLA WEIN BERG Motor Club I2: Knitting Club I2: Etiquette Club IZ: Business Service Guild II, I2: Home Nursing Club I0: Big Sisters IO: Room Sergeant-at-Arms IO: Dramatic Club I0. Chub . . . our shrimp . . . aspires to be a good form swimmer . . . likes to tollow crowds . . . secretarial work . . . Pitt her goal . . . Live and Learn says the philosopher . . . Myrt and Marge hervtavorite . . . goes tor brunettes . . . candy . . . Spanish? , . . we wonder. A. PEARL WEISS Room Treasurer II, Room Social Chairman I2: Go-To-College Club IO: Type Club II: Motor Club, Treasurer I2: Oliver Choir I2: Basketball I0, II, I2: Swimming II: Omicron Staff I2. I-lails from Sample Public School . . . keeps a scrap book . . . believes experience is the best teacher . . . loves to sing . . . dis- likes slackers . . . jig-saw puzzles . . . is happiest when her dreams come true. fir vfgiiitiffsfi LLER Orpheus Club II, IZ: Swimming Team IO, IZ: Senior Reading Club II: Go-To-College Club IO, II: Girl Reserves IO: Knitting Club IZ: Track I0, II, l2: Big Sisters IO, II. A John Morrow grad . . . headed 'lor Duke University IN. C.l . . . must be tall and good dancer to rate with Mary . . . passing her driver's test her greatest ambition . . . Fred Waring . , . Franchot Tone. MINERVA WILSON Captain Basketball I0, Il: Omicron Staff IZ: Orpheus Club I2: Swimming I0: Dancing Club IZ: Basketball IZ: Volleyball IZ: Social Committee IZ. Nernie . . . petite . . . blond . . . good dancer . . , leans toward singing as a vocation . . , Be thankful 'lor the little things . . . Pitt her aim . . . hates to be broke . , . dotes on Lanny Ross . , . George Ratt . , . cottages . . . wants him to be tall and tair with blue eyes . . . good worker. . . an English inspiration. EDMUND WISKO Room President I0: Boxing Club Il: Traffic Squad I2. Wis . . . Alumnus Columbus . . . Columbia . . . blue-eyed blondes . . . would like to go on a world cruise . . . pal ot Fos . . . dislikes gabby girls . . . one day ot school a week! . . . boxing . . . track . . . sells candy. JOHN WISNIEWSKI Checker Club 9: Traffic Squad IZ. Wiss . . . hails trom St. Francis Xavier . . . St. Vincent . . . likes chili con carne . . . Lanny Ross, James Cagney . . . tootball, baseball, basketball . . . tishing and handshaking . . . misery . . . chimney sweep . . . bookkeeping. W GUY WILEY WOODS Life Saving Club IO, II: Track IO, II, I2: Cross Country I0, II, I2. Woodsie . . . Columbus . . . going to be a great physician . . . dancing is his hobby . . . is a track star . . . would like to attend Virginia State . . . he thinks Cab Calloway and Bill Robin! son can't be beat . , . a demon lor study periods . . . dislikes any- thing he is forced to do, and listening to Boake Carter . .r . always seen chewing a match stem . . . his girl friend must have brown hair . . . brown eyes. JAMES A. WOODS Cooking Club I2: Aero Club IZ: Om?cron Staff I2. Bud . . . this tuture concert organist comes from St. Andrews . . . likes musiiball . . . model airplane building . . . Judith Allen . . architectural drawings . . . abhors Halleck and tried potatoes . . has no favorite type. CLASS OF JUNE. 1935 I I Q56 9-7'oFeK Pic 5456 cf? . sl ' Ja' '..-Fl, Pa g e Fitty-five I, ,f .- If JOSEPHINE YOLTON Leaders Club I0, II, IZ, President IZ: Go-To-College Club II: Etiquette Club IZ: Volleyball IO, II, IZ: Basketball II, IZ: Swim- ming IZ: Captain Ball IO, II, IZ: Oliver News Staff IZ. Jo . . . McNaugher . . . some pain-kilIer's tuture secretary . . . excels in sports . . .swimming . . . tennis . . . basketball . . . enjoys biology . . . Shirley Temple . . . Halleck , . . one ot the E. P. D. girls . . . wants her man tall, brave, serious-mindecl. DOROTHY ROMAINE YOUNGER Go-To-College Club I0, II: Knitting Club IZ: Reporter I0, II: Senior Reading Club II: Sergeant-at-Arms IZ. Dot . . . John Morrow . . . lcoks forward to being a costume designer . , . enjoys swimming . . . horse-back riding . . . poetry . . . salesmanship . . . her radio vote goes to I-lal Kemp's Band . . . favorite type . . . tall, green eyes, and broad shoulders . . . dislikes loud orchestras . . . plans to go to Allegheny College. MADELEINE ANN ETTE ZEEDICK Big Sisters, President IZ, Vice President II: Go-To-College Club IO, II: Girl Reserves IO: Senior Reading Club IO: Etiquette Club IZ: Stage Mate-Up II: Big Sisters I0. ZeZe . . . St. Andrews . . . desires to be a physician . . . keeps her black book up to date . . . . . . abhors dish wash- ing lwho doesrr't?I . . . has a yen to drive a white Ford roadster . . . always with Edna, Nancy, and May. ROBERT A. ZI M MERLY Basketball Manager II, IZ: Dip and Draw Club, President IZ: Aero Club, President IZ: Omicron Staff IZ. Zim . . . John Morrow . . . will tly tor his bread and butter . . . quite a cartoonist . . . had much to do with the artistic side ot this book . . . hates eighth periods and spinach, even though he yam what he yam . . . Carnegie Tech and Jack Benny get his vcte . . . goes tor blondes and brunettes . . . pleasing personality. personality. . AVE, 5 6 J , we r A Q sf' gf . f wr , ,fs 4. ilfgw My dry. f - X - rig' x XXssn'f1,f 'JTFWO 4 Ea 47 , ' ' - I ' 1:1 CLASS OF JUNE, I935 Page Fifty-seven if THE OMICRON GLASS SONG MUSIC BY ADA SHI-Nw Wonos BY Bmw Tum N ui. g . 1.13 I .- V 1 ' Fl r i: fir' T 1 ' 1 iii- 2 - .., E15 -lt ,: . A N - X , - , .4 x t F 1 V - 1 . ' I-, f 1 - I-.. -F' 5. 5-eff il 5 In JuuTnz5unr1lK :mf Au mu Fuvzn Llnrv 'Mn ruqu--1 ow Mn rmq Gnvoa qs Dmmnq 91 I ' , I my , . , - z 5 : 45 :E lY42 ' S I 4 J ' . JK 1-5? 3 2221215.21- I , q . ' . - . . - ? a Bl .1 Qin: l iniimannrw-I '-'- - F V . ps s 1 J ' :- - :: :zz -: I 1 I -. ' Q- -:Y - I F ? 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Q5 jg' .-f- I , i ff? fi , ' f ' ' ff ima! - L 3' fi ,I ' 7 Wm A i ff J j, fx K X wil W5 iff W THE OMICRON THE l2B CLASS EXTENDS TO THE I2A's ALL GOOD WISHES For A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE President - - Ralph Sapp Vice President - - Ruth Williams Secretary - - Clarence Thomas Treasurer - - John Sullivan Social Chairman - Peggy Euwer Page Sixty CLASS OF JUNE, l935 THE CABINET The members of the Cabinet are elected by the entire student body to serve as officers of the Student Association. The main purposes of the Cabinet are to promote good citizenship and to better the conditions of the school, by acting upon resolutions brought up in Senior and Junior Councils. The members are as follows: President First Vice President f Second Vice Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary Secretary Sponsor of of of of of President 4' Finance f Sanitation f Publicity Traffic f Cabinet f f Hugh McKnight Edward Hackett David Miller John Sullivan Ruth Williams ' Ethel Bell Sam Mangone f Irene Davis Miss Gannon Page Sixty-one THE OMICRON JUNIOR COUNCIL Junior Council is the group of Home Room Presidents from all of the Junior Division rooms. The council is presided over by the Second Vice President of the Students Association. President fff-ffff-f' David Miller Secretary f f Margaret Bovan Sponsor f Miss Gannon SENIOR COUNCIL The Senior Council is made up of the presiding officers of the Senior School. The Council meets once a week in an effort to improve school conditions. Its duties are: discussing and voting upon resolutions brought in by members, preparing Home Room Topics, and considering suggestions sent from the Junior Council. Pretident fffffffff- Edward Hackett Secretary ffffffff--f Betty Parkhill Walter Bottles, August Cakley, Frank Babin, Gladys Taylor, Alma Frankovsky, Thomas Kopchak, Dorothy Beriield, Gertrude Stewart, Harold Mair, Peter Donatelli, Edythe Alston, Ralph Sapp, Williani Hamilton, Earl Tevis, Hila Hazlett, Lillian Griffiths, David Pennington, Anna Finley, Armand Kihm, Austin Givens, Lucille Schneider, John Kennedy, Dorothy Morgan, Elizabeth Kleber, John Special, Frank Shaginaw, Clarence Stubert, Albert Cipriani, Elva McClinton, Kathleen Harrington, Eleanor Carl, Marian Abram, Lillian Bruckner, Ray Quinn, LeRoy Morris, Helen Kolodey, Douglas Shaw. Page Sixty-'two CLASS OF JUNE, E935 OLIVER NEWS STAFF . The Oliver News is published weekly by the students of both Senior and Junior divisions It is written, made up, and printed entirely by the students. SENIOR STAFF EditorfinfChief f fffff f Bruce Clay Business Manager fffff - Fred Bower EDITORS Helen Blair, Armand Kilim, Jack Vogel. Hazel Ward, Harold Bell, Josephine Yolton, Helen Hager, Margaret Hitchak, Antoinette Garofalo, Olive Cavanaugh. TYPISTS Hilda Merhaut, Violet McNeil, Edythe Molyneaux. SPONSORS Frank H, Herrington, W. Zimmer. JUNIOR OLIVER NEWS STAFF The following members of the News Stall gather and edit the news for the Junior Page: Editor fffffff--ff Mervyn Framer Assistant Editor ff-fffff Madeline Maloney Dorothy Elm, Marie Wasserinan, Gene Thompson, Josephine Bler, Margaret Bovan, Paul Glantz, Jean Bartlett, Joseph Kubanic, Ralph Ertzberber, Stewart: Rigby, Dorothy Morris. Philip Frankel, Dorothy Davis, Mary Brannan, B. McCormick, Sponsor. Peg e Sixty-three THE OMICRON BUSINESS SERVICE GUILD The purpose of the Club is to help the teachers of Cliver to give more thor ough instruction and tests to the students. The Guild takes care of typing, mimeographing, and stenciling work that the teachers may have to do. It also furnishes private secretaries. G-Genuiness U-Usefulness I--Intelligence L-Loyalty D+Dependability President f f Vice President f Secretary f f Treasurer f Reporter f f Social Chairman Page Sixty-four OFFICERS f Helen Hill Edythe Alston Emma Repik Viola -Swint Marion Birx Bella Weinberg ,wh - ,, -x-1-t-.-1 L V gif ' L Lv M ------- Q i W ft LQ44.---- ,QQ XN 55 ,U A W - 'f f Mn ,f,fQXmf ' X .AY N ,, -r K, ix N X 1 VY I N my U I ' f Xf 5 M 1 X Q Xf Xf , X iv ' 1 X X f- X AL. i 3 ' ' sf., - Yi f- V ff X ly ,X if ! ull' llllll . T XX Q V 4 Z5 If I f gf MM Q , A K EXW9--1.-.X-. ' A 'Vi f e X' 4 f X X ' ,nd Y fn, j - X fx , Y V, 'lf ff m 57 4251 ' W XX X f ' 7 ff? fp if f A -5 9 1 ' K : 'V ' ,Ji 5? -X ww!! y Q fx W X X X JE ,P W 1 f my T74 X . 4 W f K H 'Af x ,lm ,V XZ 5' ' ' . fl f7f fN ff, ,Q ing Wm ' . , K 1 f, ' jj J fd! f X X pf N X A !' , mfr was X A Z7 f f ' X Q M X : 261 A ff X af 3 eg w 'Q s xx X f--4 - . X 'W 953 4 1 X 3 X X y t E ' AggfiafL:-:::1...f,W::.Y,,. 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Y I -XX wi W' .c b ff I V, H d' l' -1' ' 11' ff, Ffa..-4,12 gy Jw- fa? 12: 1' 'f'vZ::,'M' wa' ' QU: ks Lf f 'S-Z '- K GX-'bf maya' ft' T-' GMM A f ff 9 K X X if I . ' ilk' 7 i',awr27 '?f6f,.y 2 f ' gf' ' -'-M 4 ,LX 1 . ' 1 Qfi:E'X2f X , - -125,6 -' ' f 7? ' 4 f, f, yn --p....'1fm:.g -4 -,.-.W f -J i,r':'-1:-331 . - My ,, If 5: iw, ,fi 550 A . .X.. 'f ,,.1,,X-..X.-....:,,...m,,,,...-..-,-,,1:.f:+'f ,ffm-f -1' za ' - f -F -1. -.1-1 ff f. f -P x 1-My 1'f11z.:sif:45:9?S' ,H NM X W- W N THE OMICRON ' . 1 1- , GIRLS GO-TO-COLLEGE CLUB The purpose of the GofTofCollege Club is to help girls worthy of scholarships through college. The aim of the club is to promote a friendly feeling toward all the girls in the school. This has been done by holding joint meetings of the four most popular girls' clubs. The most important speakers for these meetings were: Mrs. Helen Frost Dice, president of the American Association of University Womeng Miss Helen P. Rush, assistant Dean of Women of the University of Pittsburgh: Miss Helen Battrick, secretary of the Y. W. -C. A. of the University of Pittsburghg and Rev. Herbert B. Hudnut, pastor of the Bellevue Presbyterian Church. Their sub' jects were the Intellectual, Social, and Spiritual Standards Expected of the Young Women of Today in Building a Better Community. OFFICERS President f f f f f - Mary Teufel First Vice President f f Erma Dorn Second Vice President f - Ann Horky Secretary f f f 1 Betty Jones Assistant Secretary f - Sarah Burke Treasurer f f f f 1 f June Sftaib Assistant Treasurer f - f Dorothy Whyte Reporter f f f f Gertrude Mae Stewart Assistant Reporter f f f f Ruth Maier Sponsor f f f Miss Kiskadden Page Sixty-six CLASS OF JUNE, I935 SENIOR GIRL RESERVES The Senior Girl Reserves is one of the largest and most active clubs of the school. The programs are beneficial as well as entertaining. The G. R. Quest is: Everywhere, always, in sunshine, in shadow, in joy, in disappointment, in success, in defeat, we, the Girl Reserves of the World, follow the Gleam. If we fall, we rise to face the light, if once we fail, we fight again to wing we cannot be lonely, we stand together. We know the One we follow. SPONSORS Miss Baker Miss Reiser OFFICERS President f f fffff Violet McNeil Vice President f fffff Marian Kinter Secretary f f f Virginia Doernberger Treasurer f f f Ruth Williams Reporter f f f f Ruth Davis Social Chairman f f Barbara Garver Council Representative -fffff Julia Hall A. Dabransky, M. Skillan, A. Dedkoski, M. Dedkoski, M. Preizer, G. Costa, H. Tigel, Herstich, P. Lipsitz, E. Lombardi, E. McCreary, H. Mayer, L. Miller, M. Macho, H. Schellman, I. Temme, M. Cummings, A. Luchik, IVI. Uranich, M. Ceransky, E. Charboneau, 1C. Stenger, M. Louisi, D. Meals, L. Pilch, A. Shedno, M. Kenyon, P. Cunningham, J. Scott, V. Doernberger, C. Cammarata, O. Cavan' augh, M. Yanos, R. Davis, B. Lorey, B. Garver, A. Nakoneczny, S. Slunsky, M. Kinter, R. Richards, A. Matoka, D. North, V. Miller, G. Thomas, M. Woods, A. Hytha, J. Heinle, K. Oboryshko, M. Pfalzgraph, D. Kunzman, M. Brannan, H. Sisko, R. Williams, J. Hall, H Behring, B. Johnston, E. Jesteadt, M. Skundrich, H. Merhaut, V. McNeil. Page Sixty-seven l THE OMICRON ORPHEUS CLUB The purpose of the Orpheus Club is to promote a better understanding of choral music. This organization meets every Tuesday at Activity. The members of the Orpheus Club have given several radio programs as well as various other programs. It gives an opportunity for those who are not taking voice to enjoy choral singing. Miss Disay is the club's worthy sponsor. President f f Ethel Meeks Vice President f f f Arthur Esser Secretary-Treasurer f f Georgene Patterson Page Sixty-eight CLASS OF JUNE, I935 i v r The Big Sisters Club is organized with the purpose of acquainting the new girls, or little sisters, with the ways of Cliver. The club also helps the new girls in any way possible, either socially or academically. The Big Sisters also sponsor an entertainment for the new girls at the beginning of the semester to get them acquainted with the Senior girls. The oificers are: President f Vice President Secretary f Treasurer f Social Chairman Reporter Sponsor f f f Mary Lee Dorothy Mason f Lucille Clark Elizabeth Kleber Ann O'Donnell Virginia Hamrnill f Miss Reiser Page Sixty-nine THE OMICRON BOYS ETIQUETTE CLUB The Boys Etiquette Club, under the able sponsorship of Miss Donnelly, was organized for the purpose of acquainting the boys of the 12th grade with a knowledge of those social amenities so necessary to a wellfrounded life. The officers are: President -f'ff-fff- james Simakas Vice President fff' 1 f ' Brownie Griggle Secretary f f f Myrel Rahenkamp Treasurer f f f Frank Plichta Social 'Chairman ' f Bob Martin Reporter f f f John Special THE MIKADO The Mikado a Gilbert and Sullivan opera which was the big event of this season was presented june 11th and 12th under Miss Disay's directions, assisted by the Oliver orchestra under Mr. Goetz. The principal characters were: The Mikado fffff f Nanki-Poo KofKo f PoohfBah f PishfTush f YumfYum f PirrifSing - PeepfBo f Katisha f Page Seventy f Dwight Plyler Frank Horne f George Keller John Syka f Harry Reith Carl Esser f John Wagner John Fetchin f Joseph Esser Joseph Harrington Georgene Patterson June Staib f Ethel Schaeffer Helen Pozar f Elsie Mielke Florence Stewart Sarah Robinson Margie Group CLASS OF JUNE, I935 BOYS G0-TO-COLLEGE CLUB The Boys GofTofC0llege Club was organized in 1931, under the sponsorship of Mr. Schnabel, to benefit the Oliver boys who are interested in a college education. Interesting information and facts are secured from various colleges and educational institutions by the club members. This aids the members in getting a better understanding of college life. President ff '-ff'ff Joseph Beirle Vice President - f f-'ffff Chester Knoer Secretary ffff f f Herron Kiefer Treasurer ffff f Andrew Lombardi Corresponding Secretary f - Andrew I.abun Reporter ffff 1 Charles Dippel SergeantfatfArms f f f Edward Salkovitz Sponsor f f - f Mr. G. A, Schnabel SENIOR KNITTING CLUB OFFICERS President f fff' f Eleanor Hagan Secretary f f f f f Winifred Lichauer Sponsor fff- fff'- M iss Walker Members: Mildred Aronoff, Catherine Bauman, Wilma Bupp, Helen Dean, Grace Fagan, Emily Foremny, Rose Gracicia, Betty Haley, Sara Herak, Mae Hoff, Ruth Jodkins, Agnes joseik, Ethel Kuschel, Geridwen Lewis, Catherine Mikeska, Sara Mae Miller, Mary Mudry, Irene Perun, Dorothy Piquet, Mildred Scanlon, Agnes Sendak, Elvina Snyder, 'Cathryn Soffel, Anne Toncich, Benita Tunison, Marion Vogel, Mary Vkfeber, Dorothy Whyte. Page Seventy-one THE OMICRON STAGE MAKE-UP CLUB This club was organized to teach its members the art of applying stage make-up. The club performs a very useful work at the time a play is being given. The art of applying stage makefup Is a very difficult task, But if you want to learn it, Just join our Stage Make-Up Club. OFFICERS President f - f f f f Ernest Cooper Treasurer f f f f f GIRLS ETIQUETTE CLUB - Dorothy Deer The Girls Etiquette Club is one of the most active clubs in Oliver. It has a bership of 12A girls. The following are officers: President f Vice President f Secretary f f f Treasurer f f Social Chairman f Reporter f The club is sponsored by Miss Donnelly. Pa g e Seventy-two Edith Albright f june Meanor Florence Uffelman Dorothy Abbot f Edna Swoger Josephine Yolton large mem CLASS OF JUNE, I935 BOYS ATHLETIC LEADERS Boys Athletic Leaders were formed in 1932 by Mr. Peters. This club is a picked group of leaders from the Senior High School. The object of the club is to help the gym teachers in their classes. They organize the leagues, and help in all efficiency tests. The boys in the club stand for good sportsmanship, fair play in athletic contests, and performance of their daily school work. OFFICERS President f -fff f Richard Fitzgerald Vice President f f f f f f Charles Smith Secretary f f f Andrew Syka Treasurer f f james Simakas Reporter Sam Phillips AERO CLUB The Aero Club under the sponsorship of Mr. Farrel have chosen the following members to act as leaders in their activities. President f f - f Robert Zimmerly Secretary f f f Wilbert Krieg Treasurer f f Charles Rose Reporter fffffffffff john Hricik Andrew Lombardi, Austen Givens, James Woods, Walter Birkel, Louis Karkos, Neal Patricko, John George, George Waller, James Graham, Charles Stephen, John Hetz, Salvador jacques, James McElroy, Robert Kubiak, Eugene Richards, Michael Bronky, Clifford Dukes, Paul Staudenmaier, Ed Wehner, Willard Ela, Tom Coll, Fred Hartung. Page Seventy-three THE OMICRON TRAFFIC SQUAD The Traffic Squad of this semester is bigger and better than ever before. Under the able supervision of Sam Mangone, the squad does an efficient job of improving the traffic condi tions of Oliver's halls. Since there are over 3,000 students in Oliver the traific problem is an important one President - Vice President Secretary - Treasurer f Sponsor Page Seventy-four JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Robert E. Sinclair George Verlihey Nancy Stamerra Ernest Littleford - C. E. Reiser CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 STAGE COSTUME CLUB The Stage Costume Club is under the sponsorship of Miss Laura M. Myers. The object of this club is to make costumes for plays produced at Oliver. OFFICERS President f ' f-f- - Loretta Eisenhauer Vice President f f Dorothea Meyers Secretary f - Henrietta Deegan Treasurer f f Ruth Heimberger Reporter f - Helen Hotz ENGLISH SERVICE CLUB The purpose of the English Service Club is to sort out Book Report Cards, distribute them to the proper teachers, collect them at the end of each semester, and file them. The officers are as follows z President f Vice President Secretary f Treasurer f Social Chairman Sponsor - f f - Minnie Cala f Betty Hess f Alice Salamon Mary Wieseckel f Anna Shedno Miss E. A. Miller Page Seventy-five THE OMICRON i NIGHTINGALE CLUB This is a branch of the Daughters of the Republic and is sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Its aim is to teach good citizenship. Sponsor f-ffff--ff Helen E. Frazier President f - Leola Mack DIP AND DRAW CLUB The Dip and Draw Club meets every Tuesday, in Room 202 under the sponsorship of Miss Reilly. Its purpose is to give the students so desiring, an extra period to do other types of work not given in the regular class period and to bring all the talented students together socially. President f f f fflff Milan Kocerka Secretary f f f James Casey Reporter f - - f f f f Robert Zimmerly To be eligible for this club you must be an A or B student in elective Art, or have earned during a previous semester, an A or B credit in elective art. Milan Kocerka, Dorothy Lutz, Kenneth White, Charles Walsh, Lillian Fredrick, Vincent White, Lawrence Turick, James Casey, Joseph Bell, Ioseph Marnell, Anna Danyla, Charles Rose, Vega Ishen, Lewis Iakuboski, Frank Jusecko, John Bedick, Bob Zimmerly, Robert Guckert, Wilbert Krieg, Richard Montgomery. Page Seventy-six CLASS OF JUNE, i935 JUNIOR KNITTING CLUB President f fffffff-f Dorothy Gilg Secretary 1 Marguerite Clark Sponsor fffff-ffffff Miss Walker Members: Elizabeth Aiken, Mildred Alston, Mary Barkin, Wilma Churman, Gertrude Dudra, Alice Kundrat, Gertrude Keller, Margaret Miko, Hannah Marsh, june McNiel, Helen Marcink, Elizabeth Lenger, Evelyn Matt, Mary O'Palka, Jean O'Niel, Josephine Palumbo, Rita Parey, Ethel Piquet, Irene Rankin, Gertrude Reutter, Marie Special, Emma Schrettner, Iennie Salvatore, Angela Scott, Genevieve Vignale, Angela Profita, Sadi Verdi, and Marion Roderick. OLIVER JUNIOR HI-Y CLUB PURPOSE4To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of -Christian Character. OBJECTIVE-Four C's. Clean Speech, Clean Scholarship, Clean Sports, Clean Living. President fffff ffff J oseph Truchan Vice President f ffff Jack Lorish Secretary f f - Charles Waldschniidt, Ir. Treasurer - - Jack Archibald Peg e Seventy-seven THE OMICRON 2, .. .f rw Q A it s . .. ,Huw U, . Vt .-L , - - -4 f 43.2411-4 . I my w i ff 732. ' i ': J THE SPIRIT OF OLIVER Y --:, Tev- , T L. A r 5 T934-35 ATHLETICS Qi s X 56? 3 112455.49 Ji' fa 42 if v if ' r 1' , ,E 2, l 1 - 5 . , ffrgqrlg ,. , - I ., at 1 . ' 9' ' A . J as W, it df I syn-. mvslri ll Q 1 J ' : 3,-Za 3- ful '- ii 52 ,f.'?'?2 if Y' if 'VK Su. ,it 'Hx Q32 E. ve. ' - ..L a-a If 'W 9- i sf f arf .W 1 YU iz-5' :fn Mi. ,- -E 'S+ ' 2,57 512-:J Q 'f'- ,Q: :F..s ' .,13: ' H im g, .,., 4 .,,, 1 --., TT' -. . Q ', ' 'T Page Seventy-eight The record that Oliver has made in athletics for the school year 193465 is one that has seldom been equaled by any school in the Pittsburgh district. It is particularly outstanding in the fact that every interscholastic team has brought back to the Alma Mater a laurel crown. The first and most prominent of these victories was that of the 'baseball team which brought back the city champion' ship to the Orange and Brown. The team completed the entire season with but one defeat. The second victory was the track and field tie for city championship. The class returned in the Fall and gained the top position in the hard contested footf ball championship, but unfortunately the championship had to be forfeited because of a controversy which might have ref sulted in a disqualification. The last, but by no means least outstanding event was the sectional basketball championship. ' The spirit in which the Oliver student body has participated has been highly commendable. No doubt the success which sports have enjoyed has been due largely to the very fine backing and parf ticipation of the student body as a whole. One of the most sportsmanflike of all acts, foruwhich our school is justly proud is the voluntary applauding of the opposf ing team by the student body. Oliver does not claim this series of victories by the brilliant playing of fourfletter men, for the boys who were the stars in basketf ball were not in the football lineup, and the football stars were not the track stars. A different group of boys participated in each field of sports activity, and made a showing which this school will be more than proud to point out to other schools and to those following us, as a shining example of Oliver sportsmanship. Our lap is done, And we have set the pace, The stick is yours, your turn to run CLASS OF JUNE, l935 . ,,.. f.fg.S2i.., at at ., , .A avf' 1 reefs-f,aa.a .f , bx'5i .Ai'A. Z'-' ---- 4 la l ' :,:.-.135 1 A W A 5 4 if f t Q' ' ' 5 E, ff 1 'fi In this scholastic race. srat Don Teeters, .-'. - ' wi' 'i-, jv. C' if .,, .1 , -: .-.,v,. ml I ML A Pa ge Seventy-nine THE OMICRON LEADERS CLUB Leaders Club is one of Qliver's oldest clubs and has some of Olivers rnost illustrious graduates on her alumnae rcll. We aim to build even stronger than we have built. Page Eighty President f Vice President f Secretary f f Assistant Secretary Treasurer f f Assistant Treasurer Reporter f f Assistant Reporter OFFICERS Guardian of Honor Square f Assisti nt Guardian Social Chairman a f f Assistant Social Chairman f f Alumnae Secretary Assistant Alumnae f f f Secretary f Mary Cammarata f Mary Teufel f Erma Dorn Pauline Thackeray f Helen Hager f f Ruth Nord Josephine Potozny Andriana Sirnakas f Betty Jacobs Ethelberta Gilling Josephine Yolton Andriana Simakas Gertrude Stewart Ruth Nething CLASS OF JUNE, l935 President f Vice President Treasurer f Secretary f Sponsor f LIFE SAVING CLUB Nick Astarb f James Waters f Marcin Frank Daley Unk Brown Mr. Brown hopes that he will have a large group in the club next semester. Page Eighty '-one THE OMICRON SENIOR TRACK TEAM OF '35 Clyde Graf, Guy Woods, William Gamble, Andy Fec, Al Eck, Walter Mc' Laughlin, Robert McLaughlin, Roy Miller, Harry Scott, G. Stalder, R. Sapp, F. Frustaci, Fitzgerald, john Kapurka, Graham, B. Neubauer, David Hargest, Robert Siedlarski, Hugh McKnight, Robert Banon, Goulder, Beirle, Mitzger, Robert Wood, Martino, john Proach, jacques, Nicola, Epstein, iMangone, Smith, Plyler, Domencic, Rodgers, Petrocelly, Jeffries. Coach f - Wayne Christian Manager f f f joseph Brunner Assistant Manager f Joseph Lefgo Assistant Manager f f Earl Frustaci Peg e Eighty-two CLASS OF JUNE. I935 BASEBALL TEAM Kenny, Kinross, McLane, Marnell, Engleman, Lucas, Daley, Vodde, McHugh, Drobniewski, Rahenkamp, Kennelly, Breen, Kopechak, Macinski, Kellerman, Patton, Waters, Kress, White, Astrarb, Miller, Toth, Sciranka, jackson. Managers: Spirnak, Syka, Fleischmann, Husak, Gilg. Coach R. W. Peters. Page Eighty-three , v fvrilffjihff' 35' 11 4 M ,. QP' , A. V' 'If-ws -f' , J, 3 .. , 1 :7-1. g.....' 1 f ,f ' x ' 2 ' 43 :Af ,:?. 5255 gf ' f ' tf I . any , , I If N W f- uf, If . Q-' , , , , Q , ig .V 1. 1- F, - '7 .h f :-as-.'v1E' ..... - - 1-ve 1 S gv H , N W X I 1 if ' f f 5' 'Q ,F J iff y -X Mx X- N, Q :lf ,6 14 gi E ll X '. I Qi - Q ' N 1 I JN 1,ffi,f34LM Pj, NY 5 , gi?7 , f , L P 5 Eig My-four Autographs IVAN CLASS OF JUNE I935 Peg e Eighty-Eve 'IHE OMICRON Choose Your Piano As The Artists Do BALDWIN -- HAMILTON -- HOWARD P I A N O S sw LIBERTY AVENUE - BA l.DWI N f,1,42?Q'Ti.Ii I:Z'.IfIZ'f'.,l hmm l.onnon.I9l4 ATIan'cic 5340 Open Evenings Barberzi Haven't I shaved you before, sir? Customer: 'INo, I got these scars in France. It's the little things that make the most trouble-You can sit on a mountain, but not on a tack. Then there's the man who ate his dessert first, because his stomach was upset. COMPLIMENTS OF Kappa Delia Gamma Sorority Page Eighty-six Prof.: Young man, I've got a bone to pick with you. Frosh: Whyfuhfthanks a lot, sir, but really I'm strictly vegetarian. Lady: Have you ever been oifered Work? Tramp: 'LOnly once, madam. Aside from that, I've met with nothing but kindness. I wonder who thought of Friday as be' ing an unlucky day? Probably some poor fish. Teacher fsternlyj: This essay on IOur Dog' is Word for Word the same as your Ibrother's. Small Boy: Yes, sir, it's the same dog. feacher: When is the best time to pick apples to keep? Boy: When there ain't nobody lookin'. CLASS OE JUNE, I935 BUICK SALES SERVICE PONTIAC North Side Buick Pontiac Company FAIRFAX 7800 l00 W. Stockton Ave. N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. GERMAN STYLE COOKING Open Daily Sunday Il A. M. to 9 P. M. , A. B E N T Z RESTAURANT Sandwiches a Specialty PHONE CEDAR 4270 I4I0 N. Franklin St. N. S., Pittsburgh The Omicron, oh what an Omicron! We've sweated and slaved for the Omicron. Kiefer and Byers got all the money, Mister Rosser the pictures so funny, The editor, Helen by name-the fame. The staff, oblivious to fame-the blame. Wife: L'WhaIt do you mean by telling Mrs. Jenks' husband you never ask my advice about anything? l'Iusband: Well, my dear, I don't. You don't wait to be asked. But how can I be sure that you love me? Well, I can scarcely sleep at night, thinking of you. That doesn't prove anything. Papa can hardly sleep, thinking of you. Jones-MI see that a man fell down stairs last week and cured himself of rheum' atism by breaking both of his legs. Brownb- The fellow with a sore throat would be taking an awful chance. Newsboy: Extra! Extra! All about the operation on the mayor! Customer: Here, boy, I don't see any' thing about an operation in this paper. Newsboy: Here it is: Mayor's Fete Comes Off Tomorrow. A stranger applied at the police station for lodging, and when asked his name, replied that it was Smith. Give me your real name, he was comf manded by the custodian of the rec' ords. Well, replied the applicant, put me down as William Shakespeare. better, the officer told him. That's You can't bluff me with that 'Smith' stuif Best Wishes To EREDDY, I-IARRY, and RAY and the rest of the CLASS OE JUNE I935 L. W. MILLER GROCERIES ERUITS VEGETABLES from the I l534 Brighton Road WE DELIVER Page Eighty-seven THE OMICRON Edward's Marches Ahead! March Ahead with Edward's with Style and Quality BUY EDWARD'S CLOTHES At the Two Famous Low Prices-SI7.50 and SI9.75 209 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Henderson: Why are you in the air force now? I thought you were in the cavalry. Peterson: I got transferred. Why was that? Well, after an airplane throws you out, it doesn't generally walk over and bite you. Then there is the -one about the Scotch' man, when he was informed he had sugar diabetes, went home and cried into his shredded wheat. LEBRO DRUGS AT CUT RATE PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED EXPERTLY LIN DEN 3000 Hello, is this the Girl Reserves? Yes Well, reserve me a blonde for Friday night. In the spring a young man's fancy turns to things girls have been thinking about all winter. D. Tee-ters: That Dame arouses the beast in mel J. Moran: Yeah-she's got your goat, and she'll probably make a monkey of you. 'LWhat's that book the conductor keeps looking at? Thats the score of the overture. Oh, really, who's winning? Bob, will be in the hospital a long time. Why? Did you see the doctor? No, the nurse. ls the doctor in? No, he went out for lunch. Will he be in after lunch? as. olL' IA. Bn .. ,L , ,, I 5 'neo n ve Z :vue Pa No, that s what he went out for. GOOD LUCK A. WANDRISCO FROM ' SHOES OF QUALITY The Eppi Phi Delta FOR EVERYBODY Otficial Station For The GOODYEAR WELT REPAIRING SYSTEM MAY FOSTER ELVINA SNYDER HELEN GLENN EDNA SWOGER Cor. Franklin and Fulton Sts. CLARA GRIMM FLO UFFELMAN HELEN PATTERSON JO YOLTON North Side Pittsburgh Page Eighty-eight CLASS OF JUNE. I935 DUQUESNE DYE WORKS, Inc. CLEANERS DYERS Kleen Klose Guaranteed FAirfax 6009 Hodgkiss Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Kiefer: Boy, do I feel great. Aren't you ever fired with high enthusiasm? Bower: And how-from every job I get. Mother: Behave yourself. What would your teacher say if you behaved that way in school? Ham: She'd say, Behave! Remember you're not at home now. Dot: Love making is just the same as it always was. Gray: How do you know? Dot: I just read about a Greek maid who sat and listened to a lyre all eve' ning. Syka, to dietician in cafeteria: Why don't you serve some good pie for a change? Dietician: Good pie. Young man, I made pies before you were born. Syka: Well, why sell 'em now? Speaker in Assembly: My watch has stopped. How long have I been speak' ing? Sattler: You'll find a calendar in the office. Teeters: What's that book Mr. Goetz keeps looking at? Tuba: That's the score of the overture. Teeters: Oh, really, who's winning? Special-fgrowing impatientj: How long will it be before Dorothy makes her appearance? Dorothy's brother: i'She's upstairs makf ing it now. CONGRATULATIONS To the Graduating Class! A. Regina Sexton RELIANCE LIFE INSURANCE CO. Tel. Bus. AT. 0626 Res. Linden l97I Tcb! Tab !-IJ that ball back already? H: mmf be playing a SPALDING ' Top-Flite bat! 608 Wood Street PITTSBURGH Page Eighty-nine THE OMICRON Plan Now For College Day and Evening Classes Begin, September 23 Successful completion of your I-Iigh School course has proviolecl the necessary foundation for a business or professional career. A college degree will be your T best equipment for the future. Nine Schools Arts and Letters - Science - Law - Education Music - Pharmacy - Graduate - Theatre Arts and Dramatic Literature - Business Administration. Complete information upon request. Address the Registrar. DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Grant 4636 Fort Pitt Typewriter Company, Inc. lTI'ie Old Relialalel Special Prices and Rental Rates to Students ALL MAKES WRITTEN GUARANTEE Portable Typtwriters SI4.95 up 644 LIBERTY AVENUE ATLANTIC 8320 McCLOY BLDG. J. SoIomon's Market FINER AND BETTER FOODS AT LCWER PRICES WE DELIVER Corner Melrose and Holyoke St. FAIRFAX 5562 Page Ninety A couple of Englishmen going down Broadway in New York City thought they would have some fun with a newsboy whom they were to pass. So one of them said to him: Say, Johnny, what time is it by the end of your nose? The kid answered in an ordinary manner: I don't know. Mine ain't running, is yours? You must move on, sir. Your car ican't stop here. You don't know this car, constable. It can stop anywhere. The new office boy was whistling. Listen, my boy, said the manager, we can't have you whistling American jazz, in this office. XVell, sir, replied the boy, you surely don't expect grand opera for twenty' tive a month. CLASS OF JUNE 93 000:44 : : : :-4-on-ea,:a.ve4-ee-oe:-z-4-Q-Q-Q-1-4-0vu-M.:-c-4-4-4-c-ec-oc-oc-oooooou-1-1-ou-o vaaee-ooo:-c-4-4-4-4-+0 M-4-of-411-4-ec-oeooozfaa-:eff-ze-a-aooceffa+zo Banking Department Trust Dqbmftment Checking and Savings Certif1cates of Deposit Letters of Credit Travelers Cheques Executor Under Will Guardian of Minors Testamentary Trusts Insurance Trusts Living Trusts Custodian and Agent SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES !4PE!-'l!.l.RR5TpQ9!! EQ!! xom ,K i P N THE OMICRON For 94 Years . . . A business that has lived and fluor much to recommend it. mere age. DUFFS - IROIN Combining Curry College wi 424 Duquesne Way At ished tor over ninety years must have But the thoroness ot DUFFS instruction and the matching of DUFFS courses to the progressive changes in modern business, makes a tar stronger appeal than CITY COLLEGE df! tic 4875-4876 Pittsburgh LINDEN 42I7 NOTARY PUBLIC L. M. WILSON Income Tax Service Audits and Systems 3826 PARVISS STREET NORTH SIDE PITTSBURGH, PA. MAC and CHARLIE Maxon Tire Service WILLARD BATTERIES --- VULCANIZING COOPER TIRES --- ACCESSORIES MAXON TIRE SERVICE --- BRAKES Call Maxon for Action LINDEN 3224 390I California Ave. Pittsburgh, P 3. SALES RENTALS SERVICE Standard Typewriter Co. ALL MAKES TYPENWRITERS BOOKKEEPING and ADDING MACHINES CALCULATORS and DUPLICATORS ATLANTIC 0342 Fifth and Liberty Aves. Pittsburgh, Pa. Page Ninety-two Farmer: Fishing is not allowed here. Van Kirk: I'm not fishing. I'm just seeing how long a worm can stay under water. Mr. Gregg fafter lecturej: Any ques- tions? Nicola: How do you tell the horse' power of a donkey engine? Byers: Waiter, I think there's a fly in this soup. Waiter: Well, make sure. You don't expect me to pay any attention to a mere rumor. Knoer: Say, Ma, these pants are too tightg they're tighter than my skin. Mrs. Knoer: Don't be foolish, they can't be tighter than your skin. Knoer: Well, these pants are. I can sit down in my skin, but I can't in these pants. Mr. Gregg: What causes rain? Gray: The sun heats the clouds and the perspiration falls to the earth. Miss Gealey: What do you mean by woman suifrage? Salkovitz: I mean a woman has as much right to suffer as a man. Miss Cramer: Explain punctuation marks. Braun: The comma is a brake that slows the speedg the exclamation point is a red traffic lightg the period is a bumper. CLASS OF JUNE l935 M 4 ff ECM iii Save for Something! You can very easily do this with one of our NEW CASH REGISTER BANKS which you can obtain by opening a new Savings Account at our Main Office or Federal Street Branch FIRST Nrsfrlo LB AIPITTSBURGH FIFTH AVENUE GWOOD STREET Convenient fbr you Federal Street Branch Federal Street and Park Way N THE OMICRON GRACE MARTIN'S SCHOOL A School Discriminaten SECRETARIAL FOR YOUNG WOMEN I7ill and I8'cI1 Floors, Keenan Building Pittsburgh, Pa. ATLANTIC 6309. 63 IO DAY scHooL SEPTEMBER 9 EVENING SCHOOL SEPTEMBER is THIS TAKES TIME Mrs. Johnston had just paid the last in' stallment on her baby carriage. Thank you, madamf' said the store' keeper. How is the baby getting on now? Ch, he's line, replied Mrs. Johnston. L'He's getting married next week. Blind man: L'Give me 10c, lady: I'm blind. Lady: But you can see out of one eye. Blind Man: Well, we'll split the differ' ence, lady. Give me a nickel. He: Why do you say this is a 'pcssum' car? She: Because it 'plays dead' in the most convenient places. Proms are paid for by fools like me, Because the girls won't let me be A parlor date. Buy that ticket now, they PYHY, And I, poor sap, must needs obey. Butcher: Round steak, madam? Mrs. Newbride: L'The shape doesn't inf terest me, so long as it's tender. Teacher: Who can give me a sentence containing the word insulate? Small boy: 'LAt the breakfast table ma said to pa: 'How come you got insulf ate? Page Ninety-four Political Speaker: I'm pleased to see such a dense crowd here tonight. Voice: s'Don't be too pleased. We ain't all dense. She: Don't you think holding hands is silly? He: I sure do! The last time I held hands with a woman somebody mum' bled some words over me and told me I was married. Covert's Barbecue One of the two original Barbecues in Western Pennsylvania. BABCOCK BOULEVARD W M i LLVALE I997 I Fanning's Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully Compouncled I4OI Columbus Avenue Corner Manhattan NORTH SIDE PITTSBURGH, PA. I CLASS OF JUNE, I935 A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TI-IE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF DAVID B. OLIVER I-IIOI-I SCI-IOOL TO VISIT OUR NEW I-IOME James .I. Flannery Funeral Home Ridge and Irwin Avenues North Side Frantic Mother fat the beachj: That's not our baby. You've taken the wrong COMPLIMENTS OF THE peramlbulaitorf' Father: Hush! It's a much better one than ours. Old Lady fto Tommyj: Surely your mother could find pieces of material more like your trousers when she patches them. Tommy: That ain't a patchg that me. In the olden days when a man wanted something he went out and took it. Nowadays he does the same thing-- only they call it the Installment Plan. George: What does it mean here in this book by 'seasoned troops'? Jim: HI expect they were mustered by the officers and peppered by the enemy. Brighton Theatre and Brighton Recreation Parlors Corner of Columbus Ave. and Brighton Rd. Personal Management ot Harry Fleishman I PHONE: FAIRFAX 3064 Walter G. Reineman RADIO AND AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES I08 West Stockton Avenue N. S., PITTSBURGH. PA., Page Ninety-tive THE OMICRON MRS. PINKERTON'S SCHOOL Specializes in the Training of Secretaries SUMMER SESSION JULY I TO AUGUST 5a FALL SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER I0 BOOKLET UPON REQUEST Professional Building Atlantic 04I4 429 Penn Avenue Miss Kraus: Of what use are the Great Lakes? Goulder: They fill up the hole between Canada and U. S. A. Ivlr. Schnabel: In the true sense, what is a caterpillar? Fahry: An upholstered worm. A. Labin: What do you think would go well with my new purple and green golf socks? G. Ludwig: Hip boots. as What goes 99 thumip, 99 thump, 99 thump? A centipede with a wooden leg. u. u Does your hat hurt? ' No, but my head does. Mr. Packer: john, if five sheep were in a field and one jumped out, how many would he left? John V. K.: There wouldn't be any left. You might know your arithmetic, but you don't know your sheep. Sometimes when I'm all alone, walking Cfor my healthj-I take delight in sign reading. And every time I see the one HS-hoes Shined Inside , I won' der how they do it. as Have you ever heard the one about the nervous carpenter? an as No. He bit his nails. st st Hey! Sit down in front! Quit your kidding. I don't bend -that way. Page Ninety-six CLASS OF JUNE. I935 MANCHESTER SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY A General Banking Business Transacted Deposits Insured under Government Plan Beaver 84 Pennsylvania Avenues North Side Lecturer: Now, are there any quesf tions? Voice: What time is it? It takes 1,500 nuts to hold an automobile together, but it only takes on to spread it all over the landscape. Politician: Can you give my friend a job on your railroad? Manager: But he can not talk English, Politician: 'LWell then give him a job calling out trains. Floorwalker: fat 1 a. m. to burglar in his homej Silverware? Yes, Sir. Step this way. TDo you know only two things prevent your becoming a great dancer. Ulndeed. What are they. Your feet. Subunban Neighbor: HIS Mr. Jones at home? Domestic: No Sir. But, I'1l tell him you called. What shall I say you wanted to borrow? A landlord wrote to his tenant: Dear Sir: I regret to inform you that my rent is much overdue. Will you please forward me a check? Back came the reply. Dear Sir: I see no reason why I should pay your rent. I can't pay my own. Yum Yum-Sign in front of a theatre: The Goodbye Kiss with Sound. Why does a stork stand on one leg? I don't know. L'Why, if he lifted it, he'd fall down. Sad Story: The grocer who paid fourf teen dollars for a hotel room at a grocers' convention and then dreamed he was sleeping on a park bench. Nurse: It's a boy, sir, and weighs six pounds. Happy Father fa butcherj: Without bone? Fish just can't have a sense of smell If they did, they wouldn't smell the way they do. Hager's Bakery Choice Baked Goods I237 WOODLAND AVE. LINDEN 4832-R JOSEPH O. YOUNG Variety Store Linden I53l r 527 Lincoln Ave. Bellevue, Pa. Page Ninety-seven THE OMICRON Look Ahead -- Save An old proverb says, I-le who looks not before, finds himself behind. Looking ahead implies saving. It means getting ahead financially and every other way. It may seem hard to save the first hundred dollars. But keep it up, and soon habit will enable you to 'save more easily. Ask about our PURPOSE CLUB CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 54,000,000 THE UNION SAVINGS BANK Fifth Avenue and Grant Street Frick Building Pittsburgh, Pa. 'ijust think, I was out with some fellow the other night, a lburglar broke into our house. Did he get anything? I'll say he did-my wife thought it was me coming in. u Is there any truth in the rumor that McNwb bought the corner filling sta' tion? Well, I don't know for certain, but someone's taken down the Free Air Sign. st Linden 6444 On The Camp Home Road FOR IRRADIATED VITAMIN D MILK Otto's Suburban Dairy Independently Owned and Operated SUPREME DAIRY PRODUCTS Page Ninety-eight 'LWhat did you have for lunch? Oh, I had a doubled malted milk with an egg. Who was the egg? Mr. Geotz: What's the technical name for snoring? Sheet music, sir. Bob K.: fBringing car to garage for work, You wouldn't think it was a second hand one, would you? Mechanic: I should say not-I thought you made it yourself. Dippel: Where are my shoes? I can't iind them any place. Juba: Here they areg I had my violin in one of them. Who invented the hole in the dough' nut? 'A'Oh, some fresh air fiend. CLASS OF JUNE, l935 ,,Ug1,ffzfn Q a n al L e s r F ' wg I my- f: as-ef' Q 'sf-4' This is one Gift that is Always Appreciated and Especially at Graduation Time There is a REYMER Agency In Your Neighborhood Jimmie, define and give me an example of heredity. Jimmie: It means that-that-well, if your grandfather didn't have no chilf dren your father wouldn't have either eand neither would you. ' Unattached-'LStag tonight? Second Same-- Yeah! I haven't any doe. A certain butcher on the North Side had read a good deal about milk from Contented Cows, and wanting to keep up with the times, he placed this sign in the window- Sausages from pigs that died happy. 'I say doctor did you ever doctor an' other doctor? Doc.: Oh, yes, very often. Well tell me this: L'Does a doctor doc' tor a doctor according to the doctored doctor's doctrine of doctoring or does the doctor doing the doctoring doctor the other doctor according to his own doctoring doctrine. st Your sister is spoiled, isn't she? No, that's the perfume she uses. an i'He acts like a prince. The effect of his association with kings and ueens at the card table ever y Cl Y night. 44 Ondelc Markets Groceries, Meats and Poultry FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES COMPLIMENTS of the Allegheny Trust Company 4I3 Federal Street North Side Pittsburgh, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF THE Paramount Theatre 3240 Brighton Road Page Ninety-nine THE OMICRON C. SCHMITZER CONFECTIONERY SODA FOUNTAIN NOVELTIES NOTIONS LATEST MAGAZINES WE FULFILL SPECIAL ORDERS PROMPTLY I246 California Ave. CE. 9II4 COMPLIMENTS OF Delta Gamma Kappa Sorority Byers Grocery Co. MEATS --- GROCERIES and PRODUCE PHONE FAIRFAX 2665 4I4I4 Monterey SL N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. PHONE LINDEN 2222 Strittmatter 8: Poerschke FRESH and SMOKED MEATS HOME DRESSED POULTRY 2806 Shadeland Ave. N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Page One Hundred Doctor: uYou want to cheer yourself up as much as possiblegsing at your work. Patient: It can't be done, I'm a glass blower. Wife: john, How could you speak so roughly to mother at the table? She was only telling you how to cut the turkey. Hubby: fdisgustedlyj Those backfseat carvers make me tired. The doctor answered the phone. Turn' ing to his wife he said: Quick, get me my Satchel. The man says he can not live without me. just a minute, said his wife who had picked up the receiver, that call is for Ethel. She: l'If you tell a man anything, it goes in one ear and out of the other. He: And if you tell a woman anything, it goes in at both ears and out of her mouth. SLOW BUT SURE Army Air Chief Says Dirigibles Will Take Passengers Overseas in Three Years-fheadlines in newspaperj. You say your sister makes up jokes: then she's a humorist? No: she works in a beauty parlor. Hostess: I hope you enjoyed your game with Major Swift. He's awfully clever at cards. Youth: I should think he is. He start' ed by telling my fortune, and now he's counting it. L s 4 L 4 Us CLASS OF JUNE. l935 FRESH MEATS At Prices You Can Meet M. A. Powlenok l235 Woodland Ave. PHONE LINDEN 2258 NORTH SIDE PITTSBURGH, PA It was visiting day at the insane asylum. One of the inmates imagined himself to be an artist, and he was busily en- gaged in dabbling at an empty canvas with a dry brush. A visitor, wishing to humor him, asked him what the pic' ture represented. That, said the nut, is a picture of the Israelites being pursued throughout the Red Sea. Where is the sea? Why, that's rolled back to allow the Israelites to pass. Where are the Israelites? They just gone by. Then where are their pursuers? Oh, they'll be along in a minute. Now remember, my dears, said Mother Racoon to her children, 'LYou must al' ways watch your step, because you have the skin the college boys love to touch. Nitt: Once I saved a man's life, but I never got a medal for it. Witt: Give particulars, please. Nitt: An inebriate once came home to his apartment and turned on only the hot water to take a bath in, and he would have been scalded to death, only I happened to be janitor of the building and there was no hot water. I do hope you keep your cows in a pasture, said Mrs. Newlywed as she paid the milkman. 'Yes, madamf' replied the milkman 'Lof course we keep them in a pasture. Tm so glad, guished Mrs. Newlywed, 'Tye been told that pasteurized milk is much the best. COMPLIMENTS OF Bellevue Savings and Trust Co. Bellevue, Penna. First Loafer: I hear all the men have gone on strike. Second Loafer: L'What have they struck for? First Loafer: Shorter hours. Second Loafer: Luck to them. I always did say that sixty minutes was too long for an hour. . Freddy hasn't been out at night or played poker for three weeks. Turned over a new leaf? UNO: turned over a new car. Edwin E. Hanley FUNERAL DIRECTOR Parlors 9l3 Sandusky Sireel: Phone, Fairfax 7I00 Page One Hundred One THE OMICRON QS LH! I .ln E.15.Inga..!..!.,!.!.:!!..!!..!!..!.!.!. EN E.. ..!!..!.l.Q i David B. Oliver High School F Q Presents . 1 THE MIKADOU A JAPANESE QPERA BY GILBERPSULLIVAN IN D. B. OLIVER AUDITQRIUM F. BAILEY, Principal P393 i M A 1 Tuesday Evening f f f f June 11, 1935 Wednesday Evening f f f June 12, 1935 AT 8:15 P. M. 5 3 Directed by Ethel Disayg assisted by the D. B. Oliver Orchestra T I Under the direction of Arthur Goetz 2 Page One Hundred Two CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 Oliver High School Lunch Room THE HOME OF THE FIVE SUPERIORITIES BETTER FOOD BETTER SERVICE BETTER SANITATION BETTER ENVIRONMENT BETTER PRICES Patronize the Lunch Room and enjoy all these advantages Teeters: I don't believe there ever was a perfect man. Gertie Mae: Adam would have been perfect if Eve had only been made first. Teeters: What do you mean? Gertie Mae: Well then she could have bossed the job of making Adam. GOOD MATERIAL Rufus was proudly sporting a new shirt when a friend asked, how many yards do it take to make a shirt like dat one, Rufus? Well, sub, replied Rufus, Ah got two shirts like this out'n one yard last night. -Ex. Pefferman: How come your car is paint' ed blue on one side and red on the other? Martin: It comes in handy when you get in a jam. You ought to hear the witnesses contradicting one another. COMPLIMENTS C. W. S'ceI:zer AND C. J. Kaufmann A Scotohman, upon entering a saddler's, asked for a single spur. What use is one spur? asked the man. Well, replied Sandy, if I can get one side of the horse to go the other one will have to come wi' it. Delivery Boy: 'LYas suhl Wese all drink' ing out of one of them thar Sanitary Cups. Page One Hundred Three THE OMICRON A. WESTERWICK CONFECTIONERY ICE CREAM LATEST MAGAZINES WE AIM TO PLEASE I2 I 2 California Ave. CE. 9223 CONFIDENCE EXPOSED Indignant Father: Do you think it is fair, Bobby, after I told you there wasn't any Santa Claus, to go and tell the neighbors I laid your Easter egg-s, too? Suitor: Er-Iffer-fam seeking your daughter's hand-er-have you any dbject-ion, sir? Father: None at all. Take the one that's always in my pocket. A FRIEND c:oMPLlMENTs OF R I E C K ' S MILK CREAM CHOCOLATE MILK BUTTERMILK RIECK'S ICE CREAM Page One Hundred Four as ug Lt ss Now, Charles Hugus, will you tell the judge and the jury just how you came to kill this woman. I didn't mean to do it, but I was blind' ed in my actionsf, Come on nowg tell us how it happen' ed. Well, it was this way. I was chairman of the Junior Prom, and I asked her to go with me. Yes Go on. I arrived at 9:00 to take her, and she wasn't ready. I had to wait for an hour. She fought with me for not coming earlier. Go on. She made me drive her to the ballroom and let her off. Then I had to hunt for two hours for a parking place. W'hen I got to the 'ballroom she wasn't ready. It took another' half hour for her to powder her nose and fix her hair. Well, that's not any reason to murder her. No, your honor, but she made me Carry her comb, compact, keys, handkerf chief, and hair pins in my pocket. When she asked me to do that-well, my eyes were blinded-I socked her over the head with a tuba. Not guilty. Case dismissed. CLASS OF JUNE, I935 gi. in! . ..!..!. . 4 lu! .mg Engraved Wedding lnviialions and ' Announcements, Commencemenf lnviiafions and Programs, Engraved and Prinied Name Cards, Dance Programs and Pencils .... TELEPHONE. FAIRFAX 3955 - - 4, L . I 1 V I . , I, 0I'IN RpNVF G A , on and MMERGIAL RINTIN E I I IQ V f la-zo WEST sTocKToN AVENUE Q NORTH SIDE PITTSBURGH, PA. - -- We wish io exfend our congraiu- - lations to the class of '35. May you live long and prosper. It will take courage to face the future. . and above all, character ...- Page One Hundred Five THE OMICRON NORTH SIDE DEPOSIT BANK 5 I4- I 6- I 8 Federal Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION NEW CLASSES NOW BEING FORMED Call, Write, or Phone 'for Details Pittsburgh School of Accountancy Law 8 Finance Building ATLANTIC 0923 429 Fourth Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. I ,fTIE' i 51275 , William lr L I N 'G 2 FUNERAL HOME Easrllhlost. l3Edar283l The Linden Theatre Bellevue, Pa. ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Page One Hundred Six Ludwig: Yes sir, I can trace my ancesf tors back to a family tree. Labun: Well, there are only two things that live in trees-birds and monkeys -and you don't seem to have feathers. They laughed when I sat down to play the pianowI couldrft blame them . . . the stool wasn't where I expected it to be. Barber: How do you want your hair cut? Dippel: Like dad's-with a hole on top. THEY ALL LOVE JACK! She: But I don't trust you sailors. You have a wife in every port. He: That's a gross exaggeration. At the present moment I swear I have no wife in either Yokohoma or Barf celonaf' Judge: 'IWell, here you are again, Rastusf' Rastus: 'IYassuh, boss. 'Ise back afore you again, but dis time Ah got a cause. Judge: Well, what is it, Rastusf' Rastus: Judge, what would you do if someone stole your wife? Judge: I'd cut her company, Rastus, and let it go at that. Rastus: 'IDat's jes' what Ah did-and Ah cut him deep. CLASS OF JUNE, I935 CARRICK 0262 P D . R O S S E R OFFICIAL CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER 255 The Boulevard Pitisburgh UCI, Pa. I Page One Hundred Seven THE OMICRON Schellhaas 8: Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS CHAPEL SERVICE 707 East St., North Side FAir'Fax 6063 Residence Oitice I926 Rockledge St., Spring Hill CEdar 6063 Hersch Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully Compounded I200 Allegheny Avenue WE DELIVER ANYWHERE CE. 9l84-9224-9239 A dumb wagonfmaker picked up a hub and spoke: a blind carpenter reached for his plane and saw, a deaf shepherd went out with his dog and herdg a noseless fisherman caught a barrel of herring and smeltg and an elephant poked his trunk in a grate and flue. He: I come to bring warmth and light into the bleakness of your home. Romantic Spinster: Oh, you dear-. He: Nix on the love stuff, old lady. I'm the installation man for the gas company. Carl W. Geyer INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Federal and N. Diamond Sts. N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Printers of the Smaller Types of Necessities Bierman Brothers PRINTERS OF THE NAME CARDS JUNE '35 PHONE: LINDEN 6305-.I l4I2 Dickson St. N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Page One Hundred Eight When Lindbergh sends his shirts to the laundry they steal them for souvenirs. Of course, we're not so popular, they only take parts of ours. Prof.: Why don't you answer me? Frosh: 'II did Professor. I shook my head. Prof.: But you don't expect me to hear it rattle away up here, Mr. Flip: L'What's the matter with you? Anything wrong with your back? Mr. Quip: No. My wife made the shirt I have on and I have to walk this way to fit it. City Slicker: What does your son do? Farmer: He's a bootblack in the city. City Slicker: Oh, I see, you make hay while the son shines. I've just shot a dog. Was he mad?'l Well he wasn't very well pleased. Ordinance passed by Mayor last week: Cows grazing on parkings or riding bicycles on sidewalks forbidden. Tough luck, said the egg in the monastery. Out of the ,frying pan into the friarf' Little johnny: Look at that rhinf ocerosf' Little Willie: That ain't no rhinoceros, that's a Ihippopotamus. Can't you see, it ain't got no radiator cap. Patient: 'LDoctor, what are my chances? Doctor: Oh pretty good, but don't start reading any longfcontinued stor' ies. THE OMICRON Page One Hundred Nine ---V - JMX MLVgfbW' WM JWMM ' I fl , W ff ' , f , I ,J fi? M75 MW W! Wgf