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

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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

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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

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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