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

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OLIVER HIGH SCHOOL QIGHJ A5-ax ,ff vm Ex 0 Lf.f.I-55,1 O 'Q ' ' I I o J' 0 ' -' SAIL09 COVER DESIGN BY MILAN KOCERH!-X Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania February, I936 THE OMICRON Page Four TO MISS ELIZABETH G. GANNON Director of Activities whose able leadership and triendly personality are greatly appreciated by the students ot David B. Oliver High School the Class of February I936 gladly dedicates this issue ot THE OMICRON MARY McARDLE Vice-Principal CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1926 JOHN F. BAILEY Principal Page Five THE OMICRON MISS KISKADDEN in Z yl 'L' I .M ..,, ,Z f If iQ B id i aiifgzg I ' ' Tl-ei Egg ., ' ii? 'fiii i .ig-'fi R 75 gl. . I V S 4 J:-Q u I ' MISS FALKENSTEIN Page Six MISS HOOD MR. PETERS CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I936 F A C U L T Y PRINCIPAL - - J. F. BAILEY VICE PRINCIPAL - - - - MARY MCARDLE DIRECTOR OF ACTIVITIES . ELIZABETH G. GANNON GIRLS' ADVISOR A . . LORENA Is. ROGERS VOCATIONAL COUNSELOR . M. ELINOR SMITH CUSTODIAN A - ANDREW EI. GREGG ART MUSIC COMMERCIAL GERTRUDE M. HAYES EDITH REILLY ELLA M. SCHILLING HELEN C. SOHN INDUSTRIAL ARTS JAMES R. BERRY LEWIS W. CORBIN C. B. DUFF WM. B. FARREL PARMELLA B. KIRSOPP WALLACE MacMASTER JOHN W. ZIMMER LANGUAGES WYNONA M. BAKER NELLIE L. FLANAGAN HAROLD K. HESS HARRIET KELLY PAULINE KIRWAN ENGLISH ALICE E. CHAPIN IDA GRACE CRAMER ETHEL DISAY A ARTHUR GOETZ MARIE KLEYIE MARIE A. SAUL MATHEMATICS 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 CLERKS CAROLINE G. FINK LILLIAN E. GAINOR LILLIAN E. GLOVER NETTIE HALLBERG FRANK H. HERRINGTON SOCIAL STUDIES MARGARET KISKADDEN F. A. LUTZ ELIZABETH MILLER MARY E. MCANLIS MYRTLE MCCREADY GERALDINE D. SCOTT JESSIE M. SCOTT LOTTIE CLAIRE SCOTT MARY H. SEYBERT MARY B. SHAW ADALINE E. VAN KIRK JULIA S. VAN KIRK LIBRARIANS ELLA M. ENGLISH MARY M. JAMIESON 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 JAMES E. TOMB BERTHA M. VAUGHN SWIMMING MATRON BESSIE McKAY HENRY S. BAUMGARTEN ALMA B. BOSMYER MAUD CLAYTON MARTHA DAVIDSON S. C. DIVER MARY CATHERINE DONNELLY FLO A. DOWLER L. L. HAMMOND ELIZABETH ANN HILL EMMA M. HOOD BERNARD J. MCCORMICK SCIENCE A. J. BROWNMILLER CORNELIA ECKE HOWARD C. GREGG FRANK W. MURPHY G. A, SCHNABEL EMILY M. THOMPSON THOMAS P. WEBSTER MICHAEL ZUKOVICH HOME ECONOMICS MIRIAM R. COLVIN GENEVIEVE CUSHWA HELEN R. FALKENSTEIN LAURA M. MYERS MARTHA A. PROVEN PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROBERT D. BELL HARRY C. BROWN WAYNE CHRISTIAN ALMA A. FENSKE BESS A. HANKEY HELEN L. MCNAUGHER RAYMOND W. PETERS EVELYN B. SPINDLER Page Se VCD THE OMICRON Page Eiglwi OMICRON STAFF CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I036 JOSEPH BEIERLE VIOLET McNElL OMICRON STAFF EDITQR-INTCHIEF Violet McNeil SENIOR COMMITTEE Olga Ondek Ruth Willianis John Frey Donald Lerch Irene Davis Gertrude Stewart PHOTOGRAPHS COMMITTEE Reta Davies Edward Philipp Eleanor Carl ART COMIMITTEE Milan Kocerha Anna Danyla Marie Skunclrieh Steve Santa Lawrence Turick CLUBS COMMITTEE V Muriel Brannan Olive Snyder Dick Nickeson BUSINESS MANAGER Joseph Beierle ADVERTISING MLANAGER Edward Benevent ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Thelma Haselton joseph Gualtieri Charles Wood John Kapurka Helen Hill Betty Johnston john Ensworth Samuel Phillips Dorothy Mason CIRCULATION MANAGER Michael Krul CIRCULATION COMMITTEE Rohert Dummer Clarence Thomas Ruth Demmler jean Ri-:seek Ruth Nething TYPISTS I Josephine Pctoczny June McKinley Page Nine THE OMICRON i l l l l i on BEHALF or THE CLASS OF FEBRUARY l936 i The Omicron Statt wislwes to express its sincere ap- preciation tor tlie willing assistance given by the tollowing l people in tlfie successtul publication ot tl'iis issue ot tlwe Q Omicron. l Mr. Herrington Miss Reilly Mr. Zimmer Miss Disay l l ! I'-...- 1 Page Teri Q gf , ,fff W ff X , , f ff Q! f fy X, fy 'X ,fV,,,,4, If fr, Vf 'Q' ,V f M ,f,, f 1 -U' ,fw- uf f ff X f f W f if f 1, 1 f ff f NWN, ' fl ,Cfgf ff VsW , , f W 'WWWV rfwf ww' ff W! 7 X X V LJW 57 f fylwwmy C f XX J, ff QU. fxqxf Xfwy X X , X. A ' Q A qs L 'fl V f E ' ! f 1 f f U V fl ff! ' -. 'WK f f fa ffl' I .XXX ff fr u X l r g ' X , 3 , , If X- ,ff an j 1 X ' f, K fm! an 2. ff! 'Q YE? , X W' 5 ' X K- REQ . V, f- x - E1 46 V ' ,f X 1 fa-N09 X f giidw Ea f ,f VK X 1 f K? ff if-32 sa f - 13 If 9 K 1 'f N I i X ae N In ' 0 Q' 42 1 X f ' C X C , Y 1 f ff Q , fff . l ??nXMmgiZW,f igig? W, ff f r 2273? , A X Q fl ., x ff? ff! THE OMICRON Graduation Honors HIGH HONCR lrene Alice Davis Ruth Mathilda Dernrnler Peggy Jane Euwer Helen Gertrude Hill Michael Krul Ernest Layland Margaret Anna Miellqe Helen Roberta Behring Joseph Mark Beierle Herbert Gaston Goo Arthur Watter Eennell. lr. Margaret Jane eayar Eairiir Virginia Grove Mrlaasiaiaa Kaaarlaa Donald Gauger Lerch P g T elve Richard Sprowls Niclceson Giga Othelia Ondelc Edward Thomas Philipp, ,lr Ethel Septalc Marie Slsundrich Gertrude Mae Stewart William Gibson Wilson June Constance McKinley Mary V. Paukiz Josephine Ursula Potoczny John Proch Blanche Elizabeth Seifert George Taylor Urquhart Leo A. Wehner Charles William Wood I2A CLASS OFFICERS President f Vice President Secretary f Treasurer Reporter f Social Chairman CLASS OF FEBRUARY, V736 f john Kapurka f f Andrew Fee Clarence Thomas - f john Sullivan f Benny Johnston f Samuel Phillips SOCIAL COMMITTEE Samuel PhillipsfChairman Prank Daley Ralph Sapp Arthur Vignal Arthur Eennell Peggy Euwer William Schomaker Howard Dick Jean Heinle Ruth Meals Eleanor Carl Mathilde Willianis Betty Johnston CLASS COLORS Black and Silver Page Thirteen THE OMICRON To the Memory ot ARTHUR FINKE The class ot February IQ36 teels deeply the loss ot a beloved classmate and sincere triend, who was taken from his class by death on .lune tenth, nineteen hundred and thirty-tive. l-lis tine character and pleasing personality made him popular with both teachers and triends. Page Fourteen MILDRED MARYLENE ARONOFF Go-To-College Club IO, II, I2: Girl Reserves II: Knitting Club I2. Millie . , . came trom Baxter . . . ambition . . . private secre- tary . . . always chewing gum . . . Live, love, and learn . . . tor entertainment , . . Fred Astaire . . . Ginger Rogers . . . Guy Lom- bardo . . . likes type . . , study periods . . . medium height . . . dark . . . pertect gentleman . , . always trowning . . , would like to travel around the world. NICHOLAS R. ASTARB Life Saving Club, President IO, II, I2: Room Vice President II: Secretary of Tratlic I2: Swimming Team IO, II, I2: Cheer Leader II, I2: Baseball II, I2. Sallie . . . hails trom Manchester . . . ambition . . . big league baseball player . . . his tuture Alma Mater . , . Muldoon Academy . . . partial to a certain dark-haired lass . . . al- ways ioking , . . Count ten betore taking action. HELEN ROBERTA BEHRING Room Judge ot Elections IO, II, I2: Girl Reserves I2: Etiquette Club I2: Senior Knitting I2: Dancing Club II: Volleyball II: Basketball II, I2. From Samuel Hamilton . . . roller-skates . . . swims . . . well entertained by Dick Powell , , . Frederick March . . . always gets the giggles in English Class with M. S .... enjoys lingering in the lunch room . . . hamburger disagrees with her . . , wants to join the white parade . . . considering Carnegie Tech. JOSEPH MARK BEIERLE Omfcron Business Manager I2: Boys Go-To-College Club, Presi- dent I2: Dancing Club, Vice President II: Room Vice President IO: Senior Reading Club IO: Football IO, II, I2: Basketball II, I2: Track I2. Joe . . . our business manager . . , Horace Mann grad . . . entertained by Miriam Hopkins . . . Ginger Rogers . . . collects sport pictures . , . tavors all types . . . plays basketball . . . toot- ball . . . mushball . . . dislikes Halleck . . . getting up in the morning . . . star tirst baseman ot Dickson . . . practices Golden Rule. EDWARD F. BEN EVENT Boys Go-To-College Club Il, I2: Motor Club, Vice President II: Room Secretary I0: Room Treasurer IO: Senior Reading II: Omfcron Staff I2: Etiquette Club I2. Ben . , . John Morrow . . . will be a globe trotter . . . photography his hobby . . . enjoys James Cagney . . . Ginger Rogers . , . likes . . . tootball , . , tennis . . . chemistry . . .dis- likes . . . rainy days . . . being pestered . . . will attend John Hopkins . . always combing his hair and chewing toothpicks. JOSEPH F. BILL Dip and Draw IO, I2: Motor Club IO: Dancing Club II: Room Reporter II, I2: Room Secretary I2: Traffic Squad I2: Etiquette I2. Joe . . . Halls Grove . . . to become wealthy . . . reads mystery stories . . . football, basketball, hunting and swimming occupy his spare time . . , Do it Now .. . dislikes redheads . . . English . . . crabby teachers , . . keeps company with a certain blue-eyed girl . . . likes Fred Astaire, Ted Healy and his stooges. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, l936 Page Fitteen TI-IE OMICRON Page Sixteen FRANCES LOUISE BLACK Big Sisters IO, II, IZ: Lite Saving IZ: Home Room Judge of Election II. Fanny . . . hails from Columbus . . . ambition is to travel . . . Live and Learn is her motto . . . likes dancing . . . swim- ming . . . Joan Blondell and Cary Grant get her nickels . . al- ways on the go . . . would like to live in luxury . . . active in sports. GRACE JUNE BOTTLES Room Secretary IZ: Chemistry Club, Secretary II: Go-To-CoI- lege Club II, IZ: Senior Leaders IO, II, IZ: Medal Award Club II, IZ: Tennis Manager IZ: Basketball Manager IZ. A Conroy grad . . . greatest aim in lite is to be happy . .. she likes them to have intelligence and a sense ot humor . . . unlike most girls . . . uses no cosmetics . . . attended Allegheny tor two years betore honoring Oliver . . . looks torward to enter- ing Frick Training School. MURIEL PATRICIA BRANNAN Room President IO: Room Treasurer IO, II: Girl Reserves Re- porter II: Sanitation Squad II, IZ: Omicron Statt IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Big Sisters IO: Service Guild IZ. 'IMerIe . . . learned her ABCIC at I-Iorace Mann . . . likes Neil Buckley and the Three Stooges . 4 . Activity Period . . . hav- ing lots ot money . . . swimming . . . dislikes serious people . . . getting up . . . aspires to be a millionaire . is always smiling . . . motto . . . Speak and then think. HARRY BUCH Motor Club II: Room Vice President IO: Dancing Club II: Etiquette Club IZ: Pittsburgh Citizenship Club IO. Bookie . . . lvlcNaugher . . . to be a stenographer . . . live and Learn . . . blondes . . . likes James Cagney and Jack Benny . . . tootball, basketball and baseball . . . dancing . . . likes to work lbut not in.schooIl . . . dislikes Shakespeare and eighth periods . . . hopes to attend Pitt. CARL G. BUCHNER Dancing Club II: Biology Club IZ. Book . . . John Morrow . . . aspires to be an undertaker . . . next to sleeping and study periods he likes tootball and mush- ball . . . Bing Crosby and Wallace Beery are tops . . . thinks blue-eyed blondes and married lite ideal ldon't sound so goodl . . . Live and Learn. JEAN ELIZABETH BURRY Go-To-College Club IO: Stage Make-Up IZ: Room Secretary IZ: Dramatic Owls II: Equitation Club II. Halls from tar-ott Arizona . . . John Morrow grad . . . aims to own a ranch . . . dancing . . . horseback riding . . . ice skating . . . Jan Garber and Charles Boyer are tops . . . dislikes red hair . . . people who dance with their eyes closed . . . her idea ot happiness . . . an O. E. course without speeches , . . Be natural. MICHAEL F. CAM MARATA Mike . . . Manchester . . . a tuture aviator . . . turns to Bing Crosby and Randolph Scott tor amusement . . . likes wood- working and spaghetti lsome combinationl . . . thinks history is terrible . . . happy when traveling . . . wants his girls good looking. ELEANOR LOYETTA CARL Girl Reserves IO, II: Treasurer IO: Omicron Staff IZ: Etfquette Club IZ: Room President IZ: Service Guild II, IZ: Big Sisters IO: Stage Make-Up IZ. John Morrow grad . . . ambition . . . to be a journalist , . . enjoys dancing . . . tennis . . . O. E .... partial to lite guards and tootball players . . . motto- Practice what you preach . . . can't stand . . . stool pigeons . . . nightwork . . . can't remember names . . . plans to attend Mt. Holyoke. HELEN JEANETTE CLARK Big Sisters IO: Lite Saving'CIub IO, II, IZ: President II, IZ: Go-To-College Club IZ: Swimming Team IO, II: Track II: Hockey II, IZ. I-Iails from John Morrow . . . likes track star . . . tall, hand- some . . . with personality . . . enjoys all sports . . . history . . . walking in the rain , . , Bill Powell . . . Lucky Millinder . . . will attend Wfilbertorce . . wants to be Physical Education teacher . . . collects photos . . . motto- Figure it out tor yourself. WILLIAM F. CLEARY Room Treasurer IO, II: American Legion Medal Award Club IO: Red Cross Life Saving Club I2: Boys Cooking Club l2: Cross- word Puzzle Club II. Bill . . . a quiet lad . . . came to us trom Annunciation , . , dotes on crossword puzzles . . . his tavorite sports are tootball and baseball . . . listens to the smooth rhythm ot Guy Lombardo . . . likes any kind ot history . , . girls ? 7 7 . . .K positively not inter- ested . . . motto- Do others as they do you. H ERBERT GASTON COO Room Vice President IZ: Sanitation Squad- IZ: Room Treasurer IO: Spanish Club IO, II: Go-To-College Club IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Chemistry Club II: Dancing Club II. Bud . . . John Morrow. . , wants to be an electrical engineer . . . likes tennis . . . archery . , . swimming . . . a medium, blonde, flashy-eyed tennis player interests him , . . enjoys listening to John Charles Thomas . . . interested in electricity . . . would like to study at Carnegie Tech. ALICE ELIZABETH COOK Big Sisters IO, II: Orpheus Club II: Etiquette Club IZ: Volley- ball IO: Basketball II. ' Cookie . . . a John Morrow protegee . . , is going to make parents proud ot their children . . . Kay Francis, Cab Calloway are the cream ot her crop . . . wlli continue to shine at Wilbertorce . . . gravitates to the well-mannered, well-dressed type . . . I-Iitch your wagon to a star. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, E936 Page Seventeen THE OMICRON Page Eighteen VIOLET VIRGINIA COOK Stage, Make-Up IZ: Big Sisters IZ: Senior Reading Club IO: Go-To-College Club II: Knitting Club IZ. Punky . . . will 'Further her education at Duke . . . is partial to those tall, nonchalant, good dancers who smoke pipes . . . bowls . . . aquaplanes . . . rides horseback . . . quite well . . . spinach is her dish . . . Gable and Glen Gray rate with a capital G . . . Sweet and slow. FRANK M. DALEY Room Treasurer IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Swimming Team IO, II: Tratfic Squad IZ: Football II: Baseball IZ. Daley . , . hails trom I-Iorace Mann . . . enjoys . . . tootball . . . baseball . . .ping pong . . . likes dancing . . . lots ot excite- ment . . . English . , . has no use tor stuck up people . . . enter- tained by . . . Bing Crosby . . . Jean I-Iarlow . . . Mills Brothers . . . going to Notre Dame . . . partial to black hair, shapely, sociable. ANNE DANYLA Big Sisters IO, II: Dip and Draw IO, II, IZ: Service Guild IZ: Omicron Staff IZ: Dancing,CIub II: Etiquette Club IZ. Wfoods Run is her Alma Mater , . . good artist . . . wants to be a costume designer . . . collects poetry . , . likes swimming . . . dancing . . . Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire . . . tavorite type. . . football player. . . blue eyes. . .dark hair . . . is happy when reading a good book . . . dislikes nightwork . . . conceited people. FRANCIS J. DAUER Lite Saving II: Dancing Club II: Etiquette Club IZ: Pittsburgh Citizenship Club IO. Iggy . . . John Morrow . . . drattsman . . . Enjoy lite while it lasts . . .Jean I-Iarlow, Richard Dix, and Fred Allen . . . enjoys tootball, basketball, and boxing . . . math . . . a good bed . . . likes blue-eyed girls . . . dislikes Halleck . . . trying to stay awake all day. RETA MARGARET DAVI ES Servfce Guild IO: Shakespearian Club IO: Motor Club II: Omfcron Staff IZ: Sanitation Squad IZ: Etiquette Club IZ. Rit . . . a John Morrow grad . . . motto . . , Don't take lite too seriously, you'II never get out ot it alive . . . is at her best when reading a good book . . . hates the idea ot spending an hour in the dentist's ottice . . . hopes to continue at DutI's Iron City . . . wherever she is, you'lI tind Margie. IRENE A. DAVIS Girl Reserves IO, II: Room Secretary II: Room Treasurer IO: Service Guild II, IZ: Sanitation Squad II, IZ: Secretary ot Cabinet IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Omicrorl Statf IZ. Eenie , . , one ot the good things that come in small pack- ages . . . however . . . her ambition is to grow up . . . swims 'n' tries to play tennis . , .turns to Jack Benny tor laughs and Ginger Rogers tor new steps . . . detests serious people . . . Live, Love, 'n' Laughlu GRACE CATHERINE DEILY Hostess Club I27 Big Sisters IZ: Etiquette Club I2g Volleyball IO, II, I2g Mushball IO, II, I2g Basketball IZ. Gracie . . . hails trom Horace Mann . . . a future seam- stress or dress model . . . considers eating great sport . . . would not turn down a millionaire jdon't blame herl . . . always seen with the twins, K. M. and M. M .... he should be the T. D. I'I. type . . . wishes to broaden her knowledge at Margaret Morrison. RUTH MATHILDA DEMMLER Girl Reserves IO: Go-To-College IO, II, I2g Motor Club II: Senior Leaders II, IZ: Omicron Staff I25 Tennis Manager I2. Ruthy . . . a tormer John Morrowite . . . collects all kinds ot dogs lexcept real onesl . . . enjoys O. E .... likes to travel . . . swims . . . hikes . . . plays tennis . . . casts a vote tor Janet Gaynor. . . another tor Lanny Ross . . . just can't stand mosquitoes , . . has chosen P. C. W, as her 'future Alma Mater. HOWARD DICK Room Vice President IO, II, IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Golf Club IO, I2g Hi-Y Club II, IZ: Golf IO, Ilg Track IO, Ilg Spanish Club IO, II. Skee . . . John Morrowite . . . easy come, easy go . . . one ot our cheerleaders . . . enjoys listening to Jack Benny . . . Kay Keeper ...' favorite study . . . physics . , . dislikes Hal- leck . . . conceit in people . . . girls that talk . . . Duke and Penn State . . . mostly medium-sized brunettes . . . what can the at- traction at Bellevue be? GEORGE DOERNBERGER Dancing Club II. Dorny . . . Columbus . , . a quiet tellow . . . aims to be a chemist . . . dislikes nightwork lespecially planning a B, O. talkl . . . likes basketball . . . hockey . . . Joe E. Brown . . . Don't work too hard, says he and doesn't . . . happiest when asleep. ROBERT DUMMER Life Saving Club II, I2, President I2g Dancing Club II: Foot- ball Manager Ilg Omicron Staff IZ: Sanitation Squad IO: Etiquette Club I2g Electric Club IO: Swimming Team I2. Bob . . . I-Iorace Mann . . , wants to be a lite guard . . . is entertained by Ginger Rogers . . . .lack Oakie . . . James Cagney . . preters a certain brunette . . . dislikes history and German . . drives a yellow Model T. JOHN F. ENSWORTH Checker Club IO: Room Secretary IO, II, I2g Dancing Club II: Football Club IZ: Etiquette Club I2: English Club IO. Em . . . . . . jo . enjoys . . . dancing to the music ot Glen Gray . . . tennis . , desires . . .sports . . . girls about medium height. Manchester grad as ires to be a millionaire CLASS OF FEBRUARY. I936 Page Nineteen THE OMICRON E Page Twenty PEGGY JANE EUWER Class Social Chairman IZ: Room Secretary II: Room Reporter IZ: Go-To-College Club IO, II, IZ: Secretary II: Motor Club Il: Senior Reading Club I0: Knitting Club I0: Stage Make-Up I2. Peg . . . our sophisticated lady . . . would like- to own a car. . . likes French . . . Temple . . . disqualities two-legged and tour-legged cats . . . also, people who insist her name is Margaret . . . preters good dancers with personality plus . . . pastime . . .dancing . . . all sports . . . Don't overdo it. ANDREW DANIEL FEC Room President IZ: Room Vice President IZ: Room Secretary II: Class Vice President IZ: Traffic Squad II, IZ: Senior Leaders II, IZ: Go-To-College Club IZ: Football IO, II, IZ, Football Club II, IZ. Andy . . . I-lorace Mann . . . tuture tootball coach la real good onel . . . tayors English . . . tootball and track . . . will go to Temple in the tuture . . . rainy weather depresses him . . . Jean Parker inspires him . . . must have his eight hours . . . Be happy and merry. ARTH U R WATTER FEN N ELL Room Treasurer IO, II, IZ: Red Cross Life Saving Club II, IZ: Boxing Club II, IZ: Football Club IZ: Senior Hi-Y IO: Checker Club IO. Autha . . . came trorn I-Iorace Mann . . . wants to be a drattsman . . . will tavor Carnegie Tech with his presence , . . pre- ters Ginger Rogers . . . Block and Sully . . . she is 5' S , light hair, blue eyes . . . enjoys baseball . . . ice-skating . . . swimming . . . dislikes . nightwork . . . guys who show oft . . . usually seen with Clarence. BEATRICE FORD Orpheus Club II, I2: Hostess Club I2. Bea . . . Linwood . . . quite a seamstress . . . keeps a scrap book . . . likes sewing . . . English . . . mushball . . . basketball . . . are O. K. with. her . . . is entertained by . . . Duke Ellington . . . Gertrude Lang . . . dislikes sarcastic people . . . hates to be disappointed. CLIFFORD J. FOWLER Cliff . . . aspires to be a great athlete . . , learned his 3 R's at Manchester . . . all around sportsman . . .I Duke Ellington . . . Kay Francis are his tavorites . . . tayors math . . . doesn't like to do homework . . . another tollower ot the Golden Rule. JOHN E. FREY Sanitation Squad IZ: Dancing Club Treasurer II: Senior Read- ing Club, Treasurer II: Etiquette Club IZ: Omicron Staff IZ: Senior I'Ii-Y IO, II, IZ. Jack . . . Horace Mann . . . to see U. S. A. tirst . . .all sports . . . likes to maker a sport scrapbook . . . math . , . William Powell, Eddie Duchin, and Patsy Kelly . . . seen with a :certain blue-eyed girl . . . chews gum and eats a great deal ot devil's tood cake. EDITH EMMA FUELLER Girl Reserves IO, II: Sanitation Squad II, I2: Room Treasurer IO, II, I2: Service Guild II, I2: Dancing Club II: Room Secretary IO: Etiquette Club I2. Edie , . . Halls Grove . . . private secretary . . . says One Never Knows . . . tavors Grace Martin tor tuture education . . . listens to Benny Cash . . . enjoys Ottice Practice . . .dancing . . . football . . . parties . . . dislikes . . . two-timers . . . nightwork . . . being alone Q , . tavorite type is 5' 8 . . . brunette . . . curly hair . . . good dancer. WILLIAM HENRY GAMBLE Room Secretary II: Room Sergeant-at-Arms IO: Etiquette Club I2: Traffic Squad IO, II, I2: Boxing Club Il, I2: Football IO, II, I2: Life Saving Club IO, II: Traclr IO, II, I2. Heavy . . . a Manchester grad . . . going to be an under- taker . . . likes all sports . . . is exceptionally good at tootball . . . collects stamps . . . thinks Duke Ellington and Ethel Waters are swell . . . hates blind dates . . . Halleck . . . headed tor Ohio State . . . Love thy neighbor. MARGARET JANE GEYER Girl Reserves IO, II: Big Sisters IO: Mythology Club I2: Eti- quette Club I2: Motor Club II. Peggy , , , comes trom John Morrow . . . would like to pass her driver's test . . . votes tor Fred Astaire . . . Ray Noble . . . French . . . dislikes . . , coriceited people . . . making hygiene books . . . he must be tall , . . athletic . . . good dancer . . Allegheny her tuture Alma Mater . . . pals with Helen H. FRANCES A. GORDON Girl Reserves IO: Etiquette Club I2: Basketball IO. Frankie . , . once a Bellevue miss . . . plays basketball . . . tennis . . . aspires to help her tellow creatures by taking up nursing , . . dislikes swimming . . . and the usual dreaded nightwork . . . high heels add misery to her lite . . . believes in being happily unmarried . . . Variety is the spice ot lite. ROSE MARIE GRACICIA Hostess Club IO: Motor Club II: Knitting Club I2. Wodie . . . Manchester . . . likes to dance . . . swim . . . another Bing Crosby tan . . . always smiling , . . tavorite study . . . English , . . shows a weakness tor tall, blue-eyed blondes ot the opposite sex . . , dislikes staying in eighth periods. EDITH VIRGINIA GROVE Etiquette Club President I2: Big Sisters IO: Room Treasurer II: Girl Reserves IO, II: Service Guild II, I2: Sanitation Squad II, I2. Groove . . . comes from John Morrow , , . maxim . . . Live and learn . . . Greta Garbo and AI Pearce's Gang . . . wants to travel around the world . . . dislikes homework . . . conceited people . . . swims, skates and eats . . . in heaven when eating salted nuts . . . very talkative 4 , gentleman . . . with a sense ot humor. i CLASS OF FEBRUARY, IQZ6 ' s -21 , - tt 1 . 1 - ,i:fQ::5ls:2 Page Twenty-one THE OMICRON Page Twenty-two JOSEPH P. GUALTIERI Football IO: Dancing Club ll: Etiquette Club I2: Tratfic Squad II, I2: Sanitation Squad l2: Omfcron Statt IZ. Quail . . . I-Iall's Grove , 4 . has the ambition to raise a tamily 4 . . likes to talk and take long walks with girls , . . likes 'em medium height and tull ot tun . 4 . Love one, not all 4 . . baseball, tootball, and swimming take up his spare time . . Fred Astaire , , , Pittsburgh School ot Accountancy. JULIA HALL Room Reporter I2: Hostess Club Reporter I2: Service Club II, I2: Etiquette Club I2: Girl Reserves IO, II, l2: History Club IO: Geography and Travel Club IO. Jewel . . . private secretary . 4 , interested in swimming, sewing, skating . 4 . hails trom Horace Mann , . . a Jack Benny and Guy Lombardo tan . . . doesn't like Halleck or conceited people 4 . . is very quiet . , . Live and learn . . . likes shorthand . 4 . tor future education will attend Grace Martin. TH ELMA O. HASELTON Room Treasurer IO, I2: Etiquette Club Treasurer I2: Room Vice President II: Girl Reserves IO, II: Omicron Staff I2: Sanita- tion Squad I2. Psyche . . . Hoiace Mann alumna 4 . . wants to be a suc- cess . . . dislikes being called Red . . . outlining Halleck . . . Be your real selt and you will be original . . . admires Jack Benny and Franchot Tone . 4 . is a manhater ? ? 7 . . . always being misunderstood . , . harmonizes with Williams. HENRY R. HEINEMANN Etiquette Club I2: Go-To-College Club I2: Dancing Club II: Senior Hi-Y I2: English Club II. - Harry . . . Columbus . . , goes tor skating . . . swimming . 4 . camping . . . likes math . , . dislikes book reports . . . Ginger Rogers . . . Hal Kemp . . . Ann Southern supply entertainment. .. 'she is brunette. IO5 lbs., quiet . . 4 would like to go to Pitt . . Do to-day what you should have done yesterday. JEAN ESTELLE HEINLE Hostess Club IO: Girl Reserves IO, II, I2: Sanitation Squad I2: Etiquette Club I2. Came to us from Manchester . . 4 expects to be a teacher . . . Jack Benny, Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers her tavorites . . . hates Chemistry and Halleck . . , a certain tall, dark and handsome tellow with brown eyes does things to I-ier heart . . , happy when sleeping or attending sorority meetings. JACOB A. HERMAN Dancfng Club II: Senior Hi-Y IZ: Etiquette Club I2: Boys Go-To-College Club II. Jake . . . Horace Mann 4 . . football . . . basketball , . . his tavorite sports . . . wants to be a mechanic . . . turns to Jack Oakie and James Cagney tor entertainment . , . likes to work on cars land drive ionel . . . only spends money tor necessities . . will go to Pitt. HELEN GERTRUDE HILL Business Service Guild, President IZ: Room Reporter IO, IZ: Room Vice President II: Etiquette Club IZ: Big Sisters I0: Girt Reserves IO, ll: Mythology Club IZ: Omicron Staff IZ. John Morrow . . . wants to be a successtul business woman . . . collecting souvenirs . . . reading, her hobbies . . . enioys Katherine Hepburn . . . I-lal Kemp . . . English . . . Bethany, her tuture Alma Mater . . . likes the tall, athletic type . . . good dancer . . . pleasing personality . . . inclined to be temperamental. FRANK A. JELETIC Stik . . . Manchester grad who aims to be an accountant . . hobby is radios . . . likes Phil Baker . . . Laurel and Hardy . . . happy when satisfied . . . hates to get up in the morning . . . could do without I-Ialleck . . . hygiene. EDNA A. JESTEADT . Girl Reserves IO, ll, IZ: Big Sisters IO: Service Guild ll, IZ: Stage Malte-Up IZ: Etiquette Club, Vice President IZ. Wants to tickle the type keys , . . John Morrow . . . favorite entertainers . . . Paul Pendarvis and Franchot Tone . . . enjoys dancing . . . skating . . . relaxing . . . Pleasure tirst, then work . . . can't stand blond males . . . 7:30 alarm . . . English . . . he must be medium height, dark . . . good dancer . . . School ot I-lard Knocks. ELIZABETH JANE JOHNSTON Room Secretary IZ: Room Vice President IZ: Room Judge ot Election Il: IZA Class Reporter: Omicron Staff IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Girl Reserves ll, IZ. Betty:' . . . hails from Columbus . , . in misery when taking tests . . . sewing and swimming . . . says Live and learn . . , will be a private secretary . . . favorite study is English . . . is enter- tained by Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire . . . is not partial to any type . . . easy to get along with. THOMAS WOODROW JONES Room Treasurer IZ: Room Judge of Elections II: Orpheus Club IZ: Golf I0, II, IZ: Track IO: Golf Club ll: Oliver Choir IZ. Tom . . . John Morrow . . . aspires to be a professional golter . . . enjoys good music . . . reading . . . golt, swimming, track . . . favors AI Jolson, Bing Crosby, Guy Lombardo . . . al- ways whistling the latest tunes . . . is not partial to any type . . . doesn't like to work. JOHN GEORGE KAPURKA Room Vice President ll, IZ: Senior Leaders Il, IZ: Omicron Staff IZ: Football Il, IZ: Basketball ll, IZ: Tratliic Squad IO, Il, IZ: Football Club II: Class President IZ. Johnny . . . Woods Run . . . tuture Tailspin Tommy . . , Merle Oberon . . . Gary Cooper supply entertainment . . . plays . . . football . , . basketball . . . will attend Pitt . . . happiest around planes . , . goes tor intelligent, slender brunettes . . . dis- likes Halleck . . . nightwork . . , Don't wait tor breaks, make them. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, N36 i Page Twenty-three Tl-IE OMICRON Z E Page Twenty-tour GEORGE E. KINROSS Room Vice President IO: Room Sergeant-at-Arms IZ: Tratfic Squad II, IZ: Football II, IZ: Baseball II, IZ. Tarzan , . . hails from Manchester . . . is musically inclined . . . likes to read books . . . Biology . . . all sports . . . is partial to intelligent blondes . . . dislikes gabby girls and washing dishes . . , is entertained by Pinky Tomlin and W. C. Fields . . . Always be a gentleman. KATHRINE ELIZABETH KIRKBRIDE Leaders Club II, IZ: Dramatic Club IO: Make-Up Club II, IZ: Go-To-College Club IO, Il: Etiquette Club IZ: Sanitation Squad IO: Big Sfsters IO, Il: Basketball IO, II: Hockey II. Betty . . . Manchester . . . ambition is to be a nurse . . . likes skiing . . .tennis . . .swimming . . .skating . . . Be Prepared is her motto . . . tavors Jean Parker . , . Ginger Rogers . , . likes spinach . . . idea ot happiness . . . passing chemistry . . . always seen with Mary. , MILAN J. KOCERHA Go-To-College Club IO, II: Art Club, President IZ: Dip and Draw IO, II, IZ: Chemistry Club IZ: Omicron Staff IZ: Dancing Club II: Senior Hi-Y IZ. Another one ot these John Morrow graduates . . . to become an industrial designer , . . likes to take a tew days from school to see movies . . . Katherine I-lepburn, Noel Coward, Ray Noble, and Fred Astaire . . exotic redheads . . . art . , . Carnegie Tech. MICHAEL KRUL Omicron Staff IZ: Traffic Squad IZ: Chemfstry Club II, IZ: Go-To-College Club IZ: Room Reporter IO: Pittsburgh Citizenship Club IO. Mike . . . Manchester . . . to be an accountant . . . Live and Learn . . . Boris Karloff and Eddie Cantor . . . football, base- ball, and mushball . . . hates loud-mouthed, conceited girls . . , always tound in chemistry laboratory . . . pals with Stik and Speedy . . . tast change-maker when it comes to selling lunch checks . . . Pitt. ROBERT TOMER KUBIAK Dancing Club II: Aero Club IZ: Etiquette Club IZ. Bob . . . graduate ot John Morrow . . , ambition to tly . .. believes nothing he hears and only halt ot what he sees . . . Bing Crosby, Ginger Rogers, and Fred Astaire . . . tootball and baseball . . . goes tor brown-eyed brunettes . . . can't digest chemistry . . , Parks Air College. ELVA MAE KUSCHEL Girl Reserves IO: Go-To-College Club IO, II: Big Sisters IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Varsity Band IZ: Sanitation Squad IZ. Comes trom John Morrow . . . would like to be a band leader . . . likes music . . . swimming . . . dancing . , . football . . . Norma Shearer . . . Major Bowes . . . aspires to reach Pittsburgh' Academy . . . dislikes temperamental people . . . rolled oats . . . always talking . . , preters brunettes and redheads. ETHEL MARTHA KUSCHEL Girl Reserves IO, II: Senior Knitting Club IZ? Big SISISCFS IO. II, IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Sanitation Squad IZ: Stage Make-Up II. Kush . . . John Morrow . . . ambition . . . lvlellon's private secretary . . . always wisecracking . . . tor entertainment seeks John Boles . . . Phil Baker . . . Wayne King . . . dislikes Halleck and oysters . . . her motto . . . lt's not how much you know, it's what you understand that counts. ESTHER E. LANGHORST Sanitation Squad II, IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Girl Reserves I0. Es . . . attended Clayton . . . wants to see the world . . . likes reading . . . swimming . . . tavors Glen Gray and Morton Downey . . . dislikes nightwork . . . talkative people . . . spinach . , . Variety is the spice ot lite . . . is very witty . . . that way about a student at Penn State named Gene . ERN EST LAYLAN D Room Vice President Il: Room President IZ: Go-To-College Club IZ. Ernie . . . comes from Mclxlaugher . . . would like to be- come rich . . . saving Liberty Head nickels, his hobby . . . likes movies with W. C. Fields . . . baseball, tootball . . . college, Pitt . . . dislikes history . . . Halleck. HARRIET MARIE LENT Room Reporter IZ: Big Sisters IO: Stage Costume Club IZ: Dip and Draw II. Wants to see America first . . . comes from Manchester . . . swimming . . . match-making . . . interior decorating . . . likes Pinky Tomlin and Gene Raymond . . . O. P .... nothing to do and plenty of time to do it . . . Lite is what you make it . . . dislikes being broke . . . nightwork . . . likes all types. DONALD G. LERCH Room Secretary IO: Go-To-College Club IO, II, IZ: Omicron Staff IZ. Don . . . hails from John Morrow. . . swimming . . . tishing . . . hunting his tavorite sports . . . listens to Guy Lombardo . . . Little Jack Little . . . going to attend Havertord . . . Flattery is the tood ot tools . . . walks in his sleep . . . dislikes . . . Halleck . , . big-mouthed girls. CERIDWEN E. LEWIS Go-To-College Club IO, II, IZ: Girl Reserves II: Knitting Club IZ: Room Sergeant-at-Arms IO: Volleyball II: Basketball II. Crid . . . hails from John Morrow. . . hopes to be a dietition . . . likes Ben Bernie . . . Dick Powell . . . O. E ..,. tavors blondes with blue eyes . . .tootball . . . tennis . . . dislikes Halleck . . . sitting in class with wet hair . . . motto . . . Live, love, and learn , . . will attend Drexel in the tuture, CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I936 - i Page Twenty-live THE OMICRON D Page Twenty-Six HELEN ELIZABETH LONG Go-To-College Club I2. Graduated trom North Intermediate , . . Saginaw, Michigan . . . aspires to be a good stenographer . . . likes to read . . . swim . . . Jeanette MacDonald is her tavorite . . . thinks history is the top . . . dislikes crowds . . . homework . . . 'favorite type . . . redheads . . . tall . . . grey eyes. RALPH WILLIAM MANNKA Home Room Treasurer IO, II. Manchester grad . . . would like to work in a bank . . . likes dancing . . . boxing . . . math . , . inclined to be quiet . . . preters all types . . . doesn't like nightwork lwho doesl 7 7 ? . . idea ot happiness is a bank book. JACK P. MARKS Etiquette Club I2: Room Vice President I0: Room Reporter IO: Room Sergeant-at-Arms II. Sheik . . . John Morrow alumnus . . . to be a world traveler but . . . see America tirst . . . likes to see all the shows in town, especially when Ginger Rogers plays in them . . . beautiful, musical, darkfhaired girls . . . Guy Lombardo . . . Duke. KATHARINE E. MARTERER Room Secretary I2: Room Reporter IO: Girl Reserves IO, II: Etiquette Club I2: Senior Leaders I0, II, I2: Room Judge of Elec- tions IO: Hockey II: Volleyball IO, II, I2. Kay . . . honored Columbus when she was young . . . wants to tollow the White Parade , . . Ginger Rogers is a prize-winner with her . . . the tall, light young men rate with her . . . it they are millionaires . . . always tollows her motto . . . Keep smiling, MARY LOU ISE MARTERER Room Judge of Elections I0: Home Nursing IO: Big Sisters IG: Etiquette Club I2: Mushball I2: Volleyball IO, II. Marty . . , Columbus . . . halt ot our charming doublets . . . aims to be a miIIionaire's pulse-taker land perhaps marry himl . . . belongs to the L. P. S .... Guy Lombardo is A-I . . . al- ways seen with Betty . . . It's better to give AND receive. NORMA DOROTHY MASON Girl Reserves IO: Room Social Chairman IZ: Orpheus -Club II. I2: Big Sisters, Vice President II, I2: Stage Make-Up, President I2. Dot . . . her alma mater . . . John Morrow . . . wants tO make parents proud ot their very youngest . . . Indiana State . . . superb at roller-skating . . . likes dancing, horseback riding, and ice-skating . . . Franchot Tone and Ray Noble . . . dislikes con- ceited people, history, and spinach . . . crazy about sugar on bacon . . . partial to . . . Be yourseltf' WILLIAM JOHN MATTHEWS Dancing Club ll: Checker Club IO. Matt . . . Columbus . . . likes Ginger Rogers . . . Fred Astaire . . .Joe E. Brown . . . hopes to be a mechanical engineer . . . always in a hurry . . . eat and sleep . . . work . . . likes commercial geography , . . sports . . . baseball, basketball and boxing . Goes tor a certain blond . . . fetuses to tell her name . . . lwonder whyl 7 7 7 . . . plans to attend Pitt. WILLIAM MCCARTER Football ll, I2: Swimming Team IO, Il, IZ: Room President l2: Life Saving Club IO, ll, IZ: Life Saving Team IO, ll, l2: Stage Crew IO, Il, I2. Bruno . . . Columbus . . . wants to be a G-man . . . likes Mickey Mouse, Ray Noble, and small brunettes . . . eating and sleeping are his hobbies . . . tuture college . . . Navy . . . dislikes Halleck . . . eighth periods . . . special weakness . . . eating lunch . . .sports . . . tootball . . . swimming , . . mushball . . . Always look sheikyf' JUNE CONSTANCE McKlNLEY Senior Girls Leaders ll, l2: Go-To-College Club ll, IZ: Service Guild IZ: Omicron Staff I2: Home Nursing IO: Big Sisters IO: Basketball ll, I2: Swimming Team II: Tennis ll. St. Peters' alumna . , . a future private secretary . . . enjoys swimming . . . skating . . . reading . . . type . . . goes to see Nelson Eddy . . . Fred Astaire . . . always seen with O. A. S. . . . doesn't like terrible shows . . serious people , . . giving talks . , is atways paying library fines . . . Grace Martin. ROBERT L. McLAUGHLIN Senior Leaders ll, I2: Etiquette Club Secretary I2: Room Ser- geant-at-Arms II: Room Reporter I2: Traffic Squad IZ: Football Club ll: Football II, I2: Track IO, ll, I2. Bob . . . McNaugher . . . will earn living as a torester . . . likes . . . track . . . football . . . English . . . Joe Reichman get liis vote . . . draws cartoons . . . dislikes . . . Halleck . . , Nazi hair cuts . . . will attend Penn State . . . eats anything but tried liver . . . Follow the crowd. WALTER S. McLAUGHLIN Class Reporter I2: Room Reporter I2: Traffic Squad IZ: Eti- quette Club I2: Orpheus Club Il, I2: Football Il, IZ: Track ll, I2: Football Club l2. Mac . . . McNaugher . . . has the ambition to travel . . . likes football, hunting, track . . . collects arrow heads . . . Joe Reichman, Joel McCrea entertain him . . . shorthand, Halleck give him a pain . . . going to Grove City . . . chestnut hair and eyes, outdoor type interest him . , . First always-not last. VIOLET McNElL Omicron Editor-in-Chief IZ: Girl Reserves, President ll, I2: Room Treasurer IO: News Staff Typist IZ: Sanitation Squad II, I2: Room Secretary II, IZ: Service Guild II: Etiquette Club l2: Volley- ball IO. Vi . . . our editor . . . John Morrow . . . enjoys roller skat- ing . . . playing the piano. . . sports . . . volleyball . . . mushball . . . swimming . . . likes Jack Benny . . . Fred Astaire . . . also a medium blond football player . . . usually seen with Ruthie. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I936 Page Twenty-seven THE OMICRON Page Twenty-eight RUTH THELMA MEALS Room Reporter IO: Room Treasurer IO: Leaders Club IO, Il, I2: Sanitation Squad IO: Etiquette Club I2: Service Guild IO, II, I2: Room Judge of Elections II. Horace Mann , . . tavorites . . . Katheryn Hepburn . . . Paul Pendarvis . . . males with pretty teeth . . . wants to have a long and happy lite . . , tootball players who enjoy lite . . . have nice personality eligible . . . dancing . . . sewing . . . Otlice Practice . . .dislikes history and egotistical males . . . having no place to go. MARGARET ANNA MIELKE Business Service Guild IO: Room Treasurer IO: Motor Club Il: Etiquette Club I2: Shakespearian Club IO. Margie . 4 . John Morrow . . . keeps a scrap book . . . al- ways present at football games . . . nothing quite as annoying as getting a haircut . . . dislikes operas, no matter haw good they are . . . can't eat butter . . . keeps continual company with Rit . . . Forgive and forget. FRANCES A. MONATH Columbus grad . . . listens to Jessica Dragonette . . . preters sales and gym . . . can't stand noisy people . . . collects poems . . . her idea ot happiness . . . peace and contentment . . , enjoys quoits, hockey and volleyball . . . To persevere is to win success, JOHN WILLIAM MORGAN Room Treasurer IO: Dancing Club II: Pittsburgh Citizenship Club, Secretary IO: Tratffc Squad I2: Electric Club IO: Football I0: Boxing Club II. Shinny . . . John Morrowite . , . wants to be a boss , . . dogs his hobby . . . goes in tor hunting and tishing . . . Spencer Tracy . . . Shirley Temple . . , get his vote . , . favors Halleck . . . distavors . . . math . . . studying . . . Never do tomorrow what you can do next week. CLARENCE JAMES NASH Sanitation Squad I2: Current Events Club I2: Room Reporter IO: Room Vice President II: Dancing Club II: English Club II. Tops . . . hails from Manchester . . . aims to be an optome- trist . . . can't get enough ot Ginger Rogers or Guy Lombardo . . . tavorite study . . . Law 7 7 7 . . . dislikes . . . German . . . eighth periods . . . conceited maidens . . . snappy dresser . . . idea ot happiness . . . S555 . . . Don't stand when you can sit and don't sit when you can lie down. W. R. NESBITT Printing Club, Secretary IO: Go-To-College Club I2: Etiquette Club I2: Senior Hi-Y II. Bill . . . Manchester . . , to be a pilot and zoom through the skies . . . hates being called William . . . likes medium-sized blondes . . . plays chautteur to 7 7 7 . . . enjoys Guy Lombardo . . . Keep Going . , . hunting, football, and skating occupy his spare time. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I936 RUTH ESTHER NETHING I Girls Leaders Club IO, Il, IZ: Omicron Staff IZ: Swimming - Team II: Hostess Club, President I2. , I Ruthie . . . wants to travel . . . comes from Horace Mann . . . dotes on roller skating . . , Paul Pendarvis . . . Stuart Erwin . . . transcription . . . tall, blonde . . . blue eyes . . . doesn't like people who try to tell her what to do . . . staying in . . . motto . . . Keep Smiling . . . happy when skating. FRANCES V. NICKERSON Orpheus Club IO, II, IZ: Etiquette Club I2: Hostess Club IZ: Dramatic Club IO: Room Treasurer IO: Room Sergeant-at-Arms II. Fran . . . gave Columbus the privilege of teaching her the alphabet . . . will spend the greater part of her life traveling . . . if you want to rate, grow tall, dark and sincere . , . Carole Lombard and Jan Garber . . . they satisfy . . . snobby people better hide when she comes 'round . . . Be sure that it doesn't bother you. RICHARD S. NICKESON Room Secretary IO: Room Treasurer IO, IZ: Hi-Y Club, Secre- tary Il: Omicron Staff IZ: Etiquette Club IZ: Traffic Squad II: Go- To-College Club IO, II, IZ: Dancing Club II. Nick . . . John Morrow . . . wants to be a successful journal- ist . . . fooling around with an orchestra . . . Pitt . . . l-lal Kemp . . . Glen Gray . . . Rochelle Hudson . . . take the cake . . . likes French and a certain tall blonde . . . dislikes drying dishes . . . listening to Baron Elliot. RUTH VIRGINIA NORD Senior Leaders IO, II, I2. President IZ: Home Nursing IO: Room Treasurer II, IZ: Orpheus Club IO, II: Life Saving Club II, IZ: Swimming Team IO, II: Tennis IZ: Volleyball II, IZ: Big Sisters II. Ruthie . . . l-lorace Mann . . . wants to be a good nurse . . . she's one of our star swimmers . . . likes to dance . . . sing . , . favors Bing Crosby, Janet Gaynor . . . Science . . , hates going to bed and getting up . . , likes them tall, with dark hair and blue eyes . . , happy-go-lucky. ALEXANDER NOVAK Senior Life Saving Club IO, Il, IZ. Sleepy . . . another John Morrow graduate . . . to be a success . . . likes football, swimming, mushball, and the Three Stooges . . . Better late than never . . . hates girls ? ? ? bachelor , . . mountain climber and physics lover . . . has a special weakness for Roy Atwell . . . hopes to go to Pitt. OLGA O. ONDEK Room President IO: Room Secretary IO: Omicron Staff IZ: Go- To-College Club, President IZ: Secretary IO: Class Social Com- mittee IZ: Senior Reading Club IO: Stage Make-Up IZ: Hockey II, IZ: Volleyball II. Olly . . . an adorable combination of light hair and brown eyes . . .a whiz at math . . . future co-ed at Duke. . . can't stand handshakers . . . cabbage . . . likes to loaf and swim . . . Waring and March rate ace high . . . he must be tall, good dancer, witty . . . also, nice personality. Page Twenty-nine TI-IE OMICRON Page Thirty DOMINIC ONORATO Type Club IO. Dom . . . at one time honored Manchester. . . spends spare time horseback riding and tishing . , . all sports . . . will spend lite arresting and giving tags to others . , . W. C. Fields . . . Jean Harlow . . . and Joe Penner are O. K .... will travel here and there . . . Money talks. MARY V. PAUKIZ Girl Reserves IZ: Service Guild II, IZ: Etiquette Club IZ. Hails trom Woods Run , . . aspires to be a somebody in the business world . . . likes . . . to walk tast. . . skating . . .dancing . . . Carl Eddy's orchestra . . . Fred Astaire . . . transcript . . . a good book to read . . . dislikes having nothing to do . . . one ot the Epsilon Phi, WILLIAM PETKEVICH Checker Club IO: Dancing Club II: Type Club ll. Bill . . . Halls Grove alumnus . . . commercial geography . . . Halleck are two ot his pet peeves . . . idea ot happiness . . . to enjoy lite , . . tavorite subjects . . . type . . . shorthand . , . aspires to become an accountant . . . enjoys that Burns and Allen pair . . . Live and Learn. MARION GLADYS PFALZGRAF Room Treasurer IO: Girl Reserves ll, IZ: Etiquette Club IZ. Manchester alumna . . . wants to be somebody's stenographer . . . Live and Learn . , . tavorite entertainers are Myrt and Marge . . . Guy Lombardo . . . dislikes show-otls . . . outlining Halleck . . . likes to have a lot ot money to spend . . . a gentleman with a good sense ot humor . . . tennis . , . swimming . . . shorthand. EDWARD THOMAS PHILIPP, JR. Room President IO: Room Vice President II: Etiquette Club IZ: Go-To-College Club IZ: Omicron Staff IZ: Dancing Club Il: Chemistry Club II, IZ: Tennis IO, II, IZ. Phlips . . . hails trom Halls Grove . . . aims to be a surgeon . . . favors. . . Hal Kemp . . . Ann Southern . . . P. H. tor turther knowledge . . . likes math . . . tennis . . . bowling . . . has the habit ot talling asleep with radio on . seen with D. M .... motto . . . Live and Learn. SAMUEL NAISMITH PHILLIPS Room President IO, II: Senior Leaders IO, II, IZ: Room Re- porter IZ: Class Social Chairman IZ: Senior Hi-Y President IZ: Traffic Squad IO, II: Football IO, II, IZ: Dancing Club Il. Sam . . . Horace Mann . . . our social chairman . . . a tuture pro football player . . . next stops will be Kiski and Southern Calitofnia . . . likes Paul Pendarvis . . .James Cagney . . . English . . . has no use tor snobby people . . . a 5' Z brunette classmate interests him. EDWARD T. PIOTROWSKI Chemistry Club II: Electric Club IO. Toby . . . John Morrow. . . aims to be an electrical engineer . . . Carnegie Tech . , . golf, swimming, mushball . . . reads a lot . . . goes for Ted Healy, Ray Knight, physics, and blue-eyed brunettes . . . peculiarity of walking in the rain . Live and Learnf' JOSEPHINE U. POTOCZNY Room President I0, II, I2g Room Vice President IZ: Senior Girls Leaders II, IZ: Business Service Guild I2: Omicron Staff I23 Basketball Captain Ilg Mushball I0. Jo . . . former Alma Mater . . . Woods Run . . . will learn to be a private secretary at Grace Martin's , . . Paul Pendarvis and Fred Astaire are tops with her . . . funny, but she just can't remember names . . . one of the few who dislike outlining Halleck . . . collects souvenirs. J. LOUIS PRICE Life Saving Club Il, I2g Traffic Squad I2g Electric Club IO: Swimming Team II. Louie . . . Horace Mann , . . just loves to chase fire engines , . .swim . . . hunt . . . play tootball . . . eats ice cream with a fork . . . tastes better that way . . . prefers brunettes . . . not too heavy . . . dislikes Halleck and any kind of work . . . motto . . . Find 'em, fool 'em, and forget 'em. JOHN PROCH Dancing Club II: Chemistry Club II: Senior Track Team I2g Etiquette Club I2. Cupid . . , a future chemist maybe . . . track . . . basketball . . . baseball . . . loves to sleep twelve hours a day if possible . . . a fudge eater . . . turns his attentions toward sensible, dark-haired misses . . . expects to attend Pitt , . . Smile, CHARLES FRANK PROCHAZKA Frankenstein . . . comes from Sewickley . , . aspires to be a famous surgeon . 4 . likes to read, swim, and row . . . his favorite stars are George Raft and Lanny Ross . . . is not interested in girls lwe wonderl . . , is quite fond of history . . . will attend Pitt in the future. EDNA MAY QUINN Girl Reserves I0, II, Biology Club IO, IIg Knitting Club IZ. Quinnie . . . comes from St. Joseph's , . . entertained by Claudette Colbert . . . Dick Powell . . . likes reading . . . football . . . swimming . . . English , . . enjoys Shakespeare . . . dislikes red hair. . .Jean Harlow . . . homework. . . tall, dark, and intelli- gent males eligible . . , happy with a good steady job. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I936 Page Thirty-one Tl-IE OMICRON Page Thirty-two EDWARD REDMAN Red Cross Life Saving Club IO, II, I2: Etiquette Club I2: Dancing Club II. Ed . . . Columbus . . . has high hopes ot being an aviator . . . enjoys football . . . swimming . . . Claudette Colbert . . . always wise-cracking . . . never serious 7 7 ? . . . dislikes hand- shakers . . . English . . . would like to travel. ROBERT RIEGER Room Secretary IO: Tratiic Squad II: Sanitation Squad II: Dancing Club I2. Bob . . . West View . . . aspires to be a singer . . . likes to collect stamps . . . ride . . .skate . . . girls I I I lwith a capi- tal GI .. . dislikes history and work . , , can eat anytime lespecially at partiesl . . . is partial to quiet blondes . . . People have more tun than anyone ETHEL JEAN RIESECK Girl Reserves IO: Senior Reading Club II: Etiquette Club I2: Omicron Staff I2: Big Sisters IO: Volleyball II: Mushball IO: Basket- ball I2. John Morrow . . . aims to be her boss' right hand man . . . goes in tor bowling and swimming . . . dislikes Halleck, but who doesn't? . . . George Arliss and Jack Benny are 4,0 . . . will probably tinish her education at Dutt's . . . Don . . . tall 'n' dark . . , Always do you best. STEPH EN ALVIN SANTA Art Club IO, II: Omfcron Staff I2: Etiquette Club I2: German Club IO: Room Sergeant-at-Arms IO: Room Reporter IO. Steve . . . hails from John Morrow 4 . . wants to be a sports reporter . . . likes to collect signatures ot big league ball players . . . sports . . . baseball . . . tootball . . . hockey . . . good artist . . is in heaven when giving a book report . . . tavorite type . . medium size and good looking, RALPH SAPP President of Student Association I2: Class President I2: Room President IO, II, I2: Senior Leaders Il, I2: Football Il, I2: Traffic Squad II, I2: Social Committee I2: Stage Crew I2. Formerly ot Woods Run . . . wants to be a gym teacher . . . likes all sports . , . entertained by Elissa Landi . . . going to Kiski . . . always chewing toothpicks . . . dislikes . . . critical people . . . having nothing to do . . . There is nothing good or bad, but thinking makes it so. WILLIAM F. SCHOMAKER Room President IO: Room Vice President IO: Room Reporter II: Sanitation Squad II: Etfquette Club I2: Orpheus Club I2: Lite Saving II. Bill . . .John Morrow. . . hobby . . . horseback riding . .. hopes to have a riding stable ot his own some ot these days . . , she must be a good dancer . , . smooth dresser . . . be some- what intelligent . . . dislikes Monday mornings . . . eighth periods . . . hopes to enter Pitt. BLANCHE ELIZABETH SEIFERT Geography and Travel Club IO: Business Service Guild II, IZ. Betty . , . Columbus . . . considers a good book a good triend . . . can't stand conceited people . . . cooking . . . tavorite entertainer . . . Don Ameche . . . in misery when wearing tight shoes . . . believes that satisfaction brings happiness . . . Be ready on time. FRANK THEODORE SENKO Room Reporter IO: Scene Builders Club IO, II, IZ: Stage Crew IO, II, I2: Life Saving Club IO, ll, IZ: Football Club ll: Swimming Team IO, II, IZ: Traffic Squad IO: Football II, IZ. Aintche . . . l-lalls Grove . . . wants to be a stage manager . . . can always tind him in the supply room . . . likes all sports . . . Geeve it to heem boys . . . another Ginger Rogers . . . Fred Astaire tan . . . dislikes Halleck . . . eighth periods . blondes . . . brunettes . . . redheads . . . suit him. ETHEL SEPTAK Girls Lite Saving Club II: Dancing Club II. Comes trom John Morrow . . . spends her spare time reading . . . enjoys tennis . . . swimming lexcept on Monday morningsl . . , is entertained by Garbo . . . Phil Baker . . . likes all types lnot particularl . . . is happiest when sleeping . . . There's a silver lining to every cloud. HELEN S. SISKO Girl Reserves II, IZ: Etiquette Club I2. Toni , . . Woods Run . . . her goal is to be a coitiure de- signer . . . simply adores Gene Raymond and Frederic March . . . dislikes being teased . . . honestly believes that hypocrites that prove troublesome should be exterminated . . . member ot Epsilon Phi . , . The Golden Rule. MARIE SKUNDRICH Girl Reserves IZ: Dip and Draw IO, II, IZ: Service Guild IZ: Omicron Staff IZ: Mushball IO: Basketball ll, IZ: Tennis II. Manchester donated her . . . business executive is her aim . . . enjoys tennis . . , basketball . . . reading . . . entertained by Jack Benny and Robert Taylor . , . tall handsome males . . . dislikes Browning's poetry . . . forgetting book with nightwork stacked up . . . likes something to do and something to do it with. BETH LENORA SLAN EY Room Judge of Election IZ: Go-To-College Club IO, I2: Orpheus Club II, IZ: Girl Reserves II. Another John Morrowite . . . quiet . . . dislikes having her picture taken . . . likes to play tennis . . . skate . . . swim . . . nice looking, medium-sized blondes catch her eye . , , playing the piano is a tavorite pastime . . . entertained by Major Bowes . . . plans to attend Pitt, CLASS OF FEBRUARY, E936 Page Thirty-three I THE OMICRON Page Thirtyftour BETTY JANE SMITH Go-To-College Club IO, II: Big Sisters I2: Stage Make-Up I2: Orpheus Club II. MB. J. . . . hails from John Morrow . . . a tuture librarian . . . dotes on dancing and golt . . . to her, Franchot Tone and the Warings are just heavenly . . . orders steak ln' mushrooms every time . . . detests continued stories and vegetable plates . . . he is tall, a good dancer. , and what a personality I I I . . Live and let live. OLIVE SNYDER Senior Knitting Club I2: Etiquette Club I2: Girl Reserves IO: Big Sisters IO: Omicron Staff I2: Basketball I2: Senior Reading II: Motor Club II: Room Vice President IO. Ollie . . . ambition . . . to two-step on roller skates . , . drive a car . . .would go to see the Tones anytime . . . thrilled by Hal Kemp . . . usually tound arguing with J. M .... loves riding in open cars . . . motto . . . Never retuse anything . . always wishing on stars. JOHN PAUL SOLLAMI Swimming Team I2: Dancing Club II: Life Saving Club I2. Jumbo . . . Columbus . . . to be a reporter . . . dislikes outlining I-lalleck and school teachers . . . is a whiz at shorthand and will be heard from in the tuture in that line ot work . , . Satisfy your ambitions . . . likes Eddie Cantor and Jack Benny . . . would like to retire when young. FRANK J. SOLOSKY Life Saving Club IO, II, I2: Aero Club I2: Swimming Team IO, II, I2. Bib . , . Manchester. . . tuture drattsman . . . tootball . . . mushball . . . a great swimmer . . . Guy Lombardo . . . Eddie Cantor are keen . . . brunettes get his O, K .... dislikes Halleck Iseems to be unanimousl . . . eighth periods . . . likes to walk in the rain Iexcept when it's rainingl . . . It tree, take. LAWRENCE SPENCE Home Room Treasurer IO: Dancing Club II: Etiquette Club I2: Scnfor Lite Saving Club IO, II, I2. Larry , . . Manchester . . . ambition . . . to make a million . . . hopes to attend Colgate . , . his idea ot happiness , . . the bell at the end ot the seventh period . . . dislikes talkative girls . . . sports . . . tennis, basketball and baseball . . . thinks Ruby Keeler and Bing Crosby are the nuts! . . . usually seen with J. L. S. THOMAS STEELE Architect Club II: Travel Club IO: Etiquette Club I2. Tom . . . Mchlaugher alumnus . . . enjoys boxing . . . swimming . . . dancing , . , preters blondes . , . redheads . . . never without a wise crack . . . ambition is to be an architect , . desires a comfortable home . . . lots ot work, DOVIE ANNA STEVENS Etiquette Club IZ: Big Sisters IO, II: Basketball II. Dovie . . . learned her 3 R's at Columbus , . . will turther her education at Howard University . . . abhors Latin . . . Duke Ellington and Bill Robinson satisty . . . always late tor school . . . Some people are wise and some are otherwise. GERTRUDE MAE P. STEWART First Vice President IZ: Room President II, IZ: Medal Award Club, President IZ: Go-To-College Club, Secretary I0, II: Treasurer II: Senior Leaders Alumni, Secretary IZ: Vice President IZ: Omicron Staff IZ: Senior Reading Club IO. Gerty Mae' . . . a miss from John Morrow . . . one ot our outstanding personalities . . . aspires to be one ot the White Parade . . . partial to tall young men with personality . , . has that certain way about doing things . . . everyone's triend , . . personality plus . . . Fish with a long line, JOHN L. SULLIVAN Secretary of Finance II, IZ: Room Treasurer IO, ll: Class Treas- urer IZ: Lite Saving Club II: Orchestra IO, II, IZ: Dancing Club II: Band I0, II: Track IZ. Jack . . . St. Peters grad . , . twice our treasurer . . . aims to be an accountant . . . a Jack Benny tan . . , will attend Duquesne . , .likes history . . . tootball . . . swimming . . . has a hard time getting up tor school . . . It you can't be good. be careful , , . usually with L. S. MIKE TERAK Etiquette Club IZ: Dancing Club Il: Lite Saving Club IO, II, IZ: Boxing Club II. Hails trom Horace Mann . , . a quiet member ot our class , . 4 wants to travel . . . dislikes getting up early . . . outlining Halleck . . . especially fond ot blondes with blue eyes . . . horse- back riding and ice skating occupy his spare time . . . Live and Learn. CLARENCE E. THOMAS Class Secretary IZ: Room Secretary IZ: Lite Saving Club IZ: Boxing Club IZ: Senior Leaders IZ: Football II, IZ: Dancing Club II. Another Horace Mann grad . . . hobbies . . . aviation . . woodcratt . . . one ot our tootball players . , . enjoys baseball . , tootball . . . boxing . . . basketball . . . math . , . entertainers , , . Wayne King . . , Fibber McGee . . . dislikes gym workouts . . , nightwork . . . preters medium brunettes with blue eyes . . . hates to get up tor school. LAWRENCE M. TURICK Dip and Draw Club II, IZ: Dancing Club II: Etiquette Club IZ: Omicron Staff IZ. Steve . , . Horace Mann . . . ambition . . . to visit distant planets . . , Make hay while the sun shines is this star-struck boyls motto . . . sports . . . baseball, mushball and swimming . . . likes Popeye , . . James Cagney . . . peppy blonds are his weakness . . , tinkering with motors . . . dislikes taking an English test and doing nightwork. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I936 Page Thirty-tive THE OMICRON Pa g e Thirty-six ' G. TAYLOR URQUHART Senior Orchestra Il, I2q Go-To-College Club I2g Orpheus Club I2: Etiquette Club IZ: Chemistry Club, Vice President II1, Band I0, ll, I2g Oliver Sports Announcer II, IZ. Urk . , . I-Iorace Mann . . . greatly dislikes being on the receiving end ot Mr. Goetz's baton . . . however, orchestra is one ot his tavorite studies . . . writes music , . . claims to be an etticient and accurate hamburger eater , . . preters medium-sized blue-eyed brunettes . . . Eat, drink, and be sick. ALPHONSE M. VERDI Dip and Draw Club II, I2g Dancing Club II. Al . . . another Manchester grad . . . ambition , . . big business man . . . partial to blue-eyed girls . . . W. C. Fields . , is quiet , . . independent . . . motto, Mind your own business ARTHUR ALFRED VIGNAL Room President IO: Room Vice President II: Senior Leaders IO, II, Football IO, II, I2g Traffic Squad I2g Hi-Y Club IO: Swim- ming Club IO, II: Dancing Club II. ' Art . . . Halls Grove . . . enjoys most sports . . . preters Alice Faye and Bing Crosby , . . blue-eyed blondes . . . staying in nights is misery to him , . . dislikes l-lalleck . . . rainy days . .. a whiz at Commercial Geography . . . can always be 'found at the Woods Run library. HARRIET MARGARET WEDLOCK Big Sisters IO, II1 Hostess Club IO, I2g Etiquette Club I2. Sis . . . Horace Mann . . . wants to travel and get thin , . . collects souvenirs . . . pictures 4 . . dances, swims and skates . . . Keep on the right side, sister . , . Joe Penner and Claudette Colbert . . . tavors English . . . medium, dark, handsome males . . . riding in open air cars . . . dislikes snobbish people. LEO A. WEHNER Checker Club IO: Chemistry Club II, Room Reporter IO: Danc- ing Club Il, Legion Medal Award IO. Lee . . . comes from St. Francis Xavier . . . is one ot those stamp collectors . . . a whiz in math . . . has a special liking tor dark hair, blue eyes, and a height ot 5' 7 . . . likes to invent games . . . getting out ot bed on a cold morning is misery , . . Joe E. Brown supplies his laughs . , . Never put oft till tomorrow, what can be done to-day. MATHILDE WILLIAMS Room Secretary IO: Motor Club II, Girl Reserves IO, Etiquette Club I2q Stage Make-Up I2q Hostess Club I2g Room Sergeant-at- Arms l2. Till . , . hails trom Horace Mann . . . will teach kinder- garten . . . likes cooking . . . pets 4 . . archery . . . voice . . listens to amateur hours and Ray Noble . . . males who are tall and quiet with sense ot humor interest her . . . motto, Better late than neverll . . . lives up to it. RUTH C. WILLIAMS Room President I0, II: Secretary of Sanitation II, I2: Vice Presi- dent of I2B Class: Girl Reserves, Treasurer II, I2: Service Guild Treasurer I2: Omicron Staff I2: Etiquette Club I2: History Club, Secretary I0. Ruthie . . . learned her ABC's at Halls Grove . aspires to own a yacht . . . rides . . . swims . . . ice skates . . . enters tained by Robert Young . . . Victor Young's Orchestra . . . in misery when making speeches or listening to the Blues Chasers . likes to tease the males . . . harmonizes with Haselton. WILLIAM GIBSON WILSON Room President I2: Room Secretary IO: Room Sergeant-at Arms I2: Boxing Club II: Chemistry Club I2: Band I0, II, I2: Orchestra II, I2. Willie . . . hails trom John Morrow . . . ambition . . . to be a country doctor . . . enjoys hunting . . . fishing . . . detests outlining Halleck . . . favorite studies . . . math and chemistry . . . hopes to make Pitt his tuture Alma Mater . . . would be happy a thousand miles from nowhere. JOANNE WOCH Go-To-College Club I0, II: Leaders Club II, I2: Dramatic Club IO: Big Sisters IO, II: Service Guild II, I2: Etiquette Club I2: Cheer Leader II, I2: Volleyball IO, II. Sophie . . . the cheer leader ot our class . . . Manchester donated her to us . . . aspires to be an old maid although hcr Iavorite study is tall, light and handsome boys . . . Chuckie Poo entertains her . . , hates to stay at home . . . Smile and the world smiles with you. CHARLES WILLIAM WOOD History Club IO: Stamp Club IO: Sanitation Squad I2: Dancing Club II: Orpheus Club I2: Omfcron StaFF II, I2: Etiquette Club I2. Chuck . . . hails from Horace Mann . . . would like to be a radio star . . . hobby is catching bugsl . . . swimming, skating, hunting . . . Do it the right way in the beginning , , , tavors Fred Allen . . . Major Bowes . . . Pick and Pat . . . I-Iarvard . , partial to brunettes with blue eyes. MARY WOWK Etiquette Club I2: Business Servfce Guild II: Big Sisters IO: Basketball II: Swimming Team II. Woods Run . . . another secretary . . . enjoys swimming . . . dancing . . . tavorite entertainers . . . Greta Garbo . . . Wayne King and his orchestra . , . likes to cook . . . doesn't like oysters and eighth periods . , . is partial to a medium, brunette 'tellow . . . hates to get up in the morning. MARY YASSICK Dramatic Club IO: Type Club ll: Service Gufld I2: Etiquette Club I2: Track II: Hockey II, I2: Basketball IO, II. I-lalls Grove alumna . . . enjoys ice-skating . . . tennis , . she's one ot Lanny Ross' tans . . . also Jimmy Dunn's . . . short- hand is right in her line . . . aspires to be a court stenographer . . . partial to those blue-eyed blondes ot medium height . . hobbies . . . music . . . collecting good comics. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I936 Page Thirty-seven TI-IE OMICRON Page Tiiirty-eight Big Sw ALICE LAVINA YOST Service Guild II, IZ: Senior Leaders II, IZ: Dramatic Club IO: imming IO, II: MusI'1baII II, IZ: Track IO, II. AI . . , a McNaugI1er graduate . . . tinds WGSIHQ Kings music quite soothing . . . Ginger Rogers, entertaining . Iike nothing better tnan to become a IOOVO stenograpner . . biuefeyed brunettes are Irier choice . . slwe believes ' and Learning , too. HARRY LOUIS ZUTELL One ot our accountants . . , I'iaiIs from Manchester Sisters IO: Hockey II, IZ: Basketball I0, II, IZ: Soccer IO: would . taII, in Living . Iikes . Jack to tinker with radios . , .swim . . . kick a tootbaii around . . Benny and Fred Alien turnislw Iwis Iaugiis . . . favorite study bookkeeping . . . all kinds ot biondes catch Iris eye . . . aiso plenty ot eats . . . motto . . . StopI Look! Listen! X -f 'A K Y W7 k , 4? rmm wr CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1936 HOWL OF FAME It is a beautiful evening in the summer of 1946 and everyone is happy. As' sembled atop the largest building in Pittsburgh are the sponsors of the February, 1936 Class. They are gazing placidly through a powerful telescope kindly donated by the philanthropic millionaires, john Ensworth and Lawrence Spence. A large newspaper building is seen--a newspaper that has been successful only through the work of those two great sport reporters, john Sollami and Steve Santa. Ah, ha, but see, Eleanor Carl is a notorious society writer and Dick Nickeson a War Cor' respondent l ! I The scene is switched to a large office building in downtown Pittsburgh. It is none other than the great firm of Hill and Skundrich. These two superla1f1ve business women are discussing an important business transaction. With the help of their private secretaries, Irene Davis and julia Hall, it is at last completed to their satisfaction. But, before we leave this building let's take a peek at the oifice force. What have we here 7 7 7 Why, there are Helen Long, Ruth Meals, Harry Buch, and Ethel Kuschel, all Afl stenographers and there are the fastest typists in the country, Elizabeth Seifert, Mary Yassick, Helen Behring, and Ruth Williams. And now our old Alma Mater is seen, but!-it is bigger l l ! A new building has been erected, and, we are told, under the able direction of Herbert Coo a.nd Leo Wehner with much help from Ed Piotrowski, Tom Steele, Bill Matthews, Frank Solosky, and Francis Dauer. But, let's glance inside. We find that the '36 Class has sort of taken over the coaching departments, as well as a few teaching jobs. Sam Phillips and Art Vignal, it seems, are coaching the football squad, and, my stars l I l who is that running around that field so fast? Why,. it's Andy Fec teaching those kids how to run. He is well assisted by the two McLatch's. Joe Beierle and Ralph Sapp are coaching the basketball team and doing quite well. Looks like another championship team. Nick Astarb is in charge of the baseball team, and Bob Dummer has succeeded Une Brown as swimming instructor, while Clarence Thomas is now a superb boxing coach. Upon going to the top floor we see Betty jane Smith, who has complete charge of the library. Olga Gndek and jean Heinle are teaching English. Turning the telescope down Brighton Boulevard, we see the establishment of Helen Sisko, hair designer. Across the way is Carl Buchner's Funeral Parlor. Don Lerch, now a famous 'physician also has his office on this great boulevard with Clarence Nash, the optometrist. The Brighton Boulevard Bank is now being man' aged by Ralph Mannka and Art Fennell. But, look at those mansions-I wonder who they belong to. They must-surely belong to those millionaires, Layland and joe Bill. Focusing the lens on the new Allegheny General Hospital we find Gerty Stewart as head nurse. The staff consists of Ruth Nord, the Marterer twins, Betty Kirkbride, and Betty Johnston. Bill Wilson and Ed Philipp, who has been happily married for quite some time, are successful doctors, while Crid Lewis is chief dietician. We next get a glimpse of the County Airport. John Kapurka, that great football star of '35, and his cofpilot, Bill Nesbitt have just landed a giant trifmotor plane. Some passengers are alighting. Maybe we shall see who they are. Yes, there's Bill McCarter, that notorious Gfman, Grace Bottles, Bill Cleary, Edna Quinn, Margaret Mielke, and Ethel Septak. Ah, a ship is about to take eff. It is B-ob Kubiak and Heinemann, pilots, on their way to New York. Their passengers are Ruth Demmler, jane Geyer, Frank Daley, Frances Nickerson, Skee Dick, and Sko Schomaker. In still another plane are Ed Redman and his cofpilot, Mike Cammarata, Page Thirty-nine THE OMICRON C ASS SUNG 0 T Mum L1 eowmav senevmw AYLOPH URQUHART I WORDS Joum QULUVAN 0 5 . x Eagan:-.. ' ggi ' S , EE r 5 l J. EE ' 4' Thr-vGhThe Yearswfvf Tpgyy 6,-,Qs 'r,,'4f4T+.e D4yWel1Graau axe, RM ow Lew rm. I , f iv ' uw 4. E: EEE :sa -sg -s .- ' 4 :Lui i 1: : - x1 1 E1 1.1-Ekmil UG '-511' :E - ' 22.1 ' li- 4 nxlfl- n--N1 ' :vt 1 ::'g:::nl71:1.i-11:13ii-i::-1:-1 X nan. I 1:1 zu - n. I n - - fi l ChoY1AS W ..,.- ll 5:31 'WH 'J if 4, M' N'HX ln, AL-v-MT New-Q Uvr 6'r!l1P61 U9 TIQQY O -W 'M 'W' ALM -A yMf-e,- I s s: If 1' 1 'X If . 1 l 1 K1 1 , 1.51111 '11 1 nn -Q1 1. . 1 Hii1mr'-?w-- - :nv 1 1 -l - 1- 4' T' T U W A- ffibv Fw-4 Md True tw n , 4 , S - , . 4 ' ' W' 4- 17 ' 'J I r' 1 111 n Q .:q.11.:11z1i1-u--1 - 1 1 ua '--:z -'-rs '-':: .... ::- :- - ll , V f . , K 5 EE 255' 4 gi' lnii z gi 2 1' 17 a . ui' . 111 - 3 ' I o -uv -Ln Fq e wen ani- ve, pgs WQLLT. ,gm Fare wen T E O YD M. as f Iss' F rg' 'E ' : V - in l 1 ' if Ly ' jg Page Forty 0' CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I936 with that expert roller skating sensation, Ruth Nething, and two famous radio announcers, Ed Benevent and Taylor Urquhart aboard. Lawrence Turick, who is finishing his rocket ship in which he is planning to visit Mars and other heavenly bodies, can also be seen. Q The scene is turned to the United Dress Makers Corporation of America. Here we find Mary Paukiz as executive of the firm. It is so large that a private secretary is needed. This capacity is fulfilled by june McKinley. An office staff also is needed, namely, Alice Yost, Edith Fueller, Harriet Lent, Reta Davies, Edith Grove, and Josephine Potoczny. The most important dress makers in the whole corporation are Punky Cook and Grace Deily. Thelma Haselton, our redhead, is the chief model. . Switching again to downtown Pittsburgh, we see a huge building with Jack Sullivan, Mike Krul, William Petkevich, Frank Jeletic and Harry Zutell employed as accountants. Not far from here is the Studio of Artistic Designing, in which Milan Kocerha and Anne Danyla are busily working. Isn't that the Standard Iron and Steel Works of America over there 7 Y 7 Let's peep inside. There's Alphonse Verdi, head of the concern, dictating a letter to Muriel Brannan his secretary. Mary Wowk, Jean Rieseck, Mildred Aronofl, Frances Monath, Edna Jesteadt, and Marion Pfalzgraf are capable assistants. Turning to the mill, John Morgan, we see, has had his dream come truefhe is a big BCSS. How he loves to order Alex Novak, Louis Price and George Doernberger around, In the analyzf ing department can be seen 'the great chemist John Proch. Pd like to see Herron Heightsff-wouldn't you Y 7 7 Bill Gamble is now the owner of a Funeral Home, while Helen Clark is physical education instructor in the Herron Heights High School: Alice Cook and Anna Stevens also are teaching. Cliff Fowler is coaching football here, after finishing school at Howard University. Frances Gordon is a quite efficient nurse. Isn't that the Brighton Country Club off in the distance there ? ? ? -and isn't that Tom jones ? ? ? Why, of course, he is now a professional golfer ! ! ! And there's the home of Joe Gualtieri in which he is raising his large familyfffan ambition fulfilled. He sends his children, I hear, to the Liberty School where Mathilde Williams is kindergarten teacher. fShe is never late anymorej. Switching the glass to the Union Depot we see Jack Frey and Jack Marks about to leave for the Hawaiian Islands. They raise their arms in a gesture of farewell, Frances Black, Harriet Wedlock, and Esther Langhorst are boarding a train for California and points west-Yhut, hold that train ! ! I isn't that somebody trying to climb aboard ? ? ? Looks like Mike Terakgand it is ! ! ! It is beginning to get dark so we must hurry. Quick ! ! I the Stanley Theatre. Here on the stage Bob Rieger and 'Chuck Wcod are singing a duet fsuch harmonyj, and Joanne Vv'och and Rose Gracicia are now a featured dance team. Beth Slaney, Elva Kuschel and George Kinross play in the orchestra. The stage manager and jackfoffallftrades is none other than Frank Senko. Something goes wrong with the apparatus and we can see no more. Idly glancing out of the window we see a car, brand new and the latest model. It is the possession of Peg Euwer who is on her way with Dot lvlason to Jean Burry's ranch in Arizona. fSome funj But something is wrongvit wonlt start . . . But, hush, who is that coming to the rescue ? ? ? It is that johnnyfonfthefspot, Jake Herman, saving the day ! I ! Having seen what their beloved students are now doing, the sponsors smile with pleasure, and with kind memories of the February Class of '36, slowly leave the building. Page Forty-one THE OMTCRON THE CABINET The members of the Cabinet are elected by the entire student body to serve is 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 f f f f Ralph Sapp First Vice President f Gertrude Stewart Second Vice President f f Milton Dickson Secretary of Finance f John Sullivan Secretary of Sanitation f f Ruth Williams Secretary of Publicity f f Hazel Vw7ard Secretary of Trzxific f f Nick Astarb Secretary cf Cabinet f f Irene Davis Sponsor f f f f Miss Gannon Dag e Forty-two S .-4 v VY '11 Q. Q 5 4-r SULUOLLL .IUNX Jalnswll SHIKI ,Q-4 3 'n rv .J H- .-1 I P fl f 4 7. y-4 v nf fl, ,-. FZ 5 rr UJV UBL DIP LU KU AJHJQJJGQ EI A119 QI wi-'H ll EIZ SSVWO CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I936 PFQQV Fo'fX,f-'IH'-V THE OMICRON I IA CLASS The 11A Class is compesed of four report room groups-Rooms 102 20 208 and 133. There are about 190 members of the class. The sponsors are Mlss Cramer Miss Vaughn, Mr. Stuchel, Mr. Murphy. 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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. President -ffff-fff Gertrude Mae Stewart Secretary f-ff-ffff-' Betty Parkhill Members: Edward Fohl, August Oakley, Mervyn Framer, Gladys Taylor, Alma Fran' kovsky, Thomas Kopchak, Dorothy Berfield, XVilliam Wilson, John Becker, Clyde Paul, Doris Young, Andrew Fee, Lillian Williams, James Kunkel, William McCarter, Lois Wilson, Alice Lloyd, George Rozman, Irma Hotz, Armand Kihm, Edward Hackett, Katherine Brahm, Jack Kennedy, Lillian McCartney, Mildred Elwell, Barry Thomas, Frank Shaginaw, Clarence Stubert, James Teeters, Elva McClinton, Eleanor Young, Josephine Potoczny, William Kirkland, Rita Parey, Alvin Ludwig, Leroy Morris, Ruth Fisher. JUNIOR COUNCIL The Junior Council is composed of class room presidents from all rooms in the Junior Division. The council is presided over by the Second Vice President of the Student Associaf tion. President - f f ffff f - Milton Dickson Secretary f f f fffff f f f Eleanor Plank Members: John Gualtieri, Nick Londino, John Fasco, Dave Balom, Henry Bergener, Steve lwlosur, George Hector, Ray Holmes, Richard Shaffer, Betty Hess, Ruth Keiser, James Horne, Edward Bowman, Eva Mae Klug, Ezron Manco, Fred Plank, Sylvia Goldberg, John Klofferstein, Betty Wessels, Henry Burke, Robert Bittner, Norma Eckert, Mary Brannan, Eugene Vey, Robert Glancy, Kathryn Lepore, Andrew Malay, Matilda Gray, Yolanda Petrocelli, Bertha Hromlak, Bernice Parry, Alonzo Friebairn, Floyd Sitting, Charles Rahenkamp, Wilberta Hune, Ben Glasco, Emma Johnston, Ruth Schmidt, Marie Critcheon, Page Forty-six CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1936 SENIOR OLIVER NEWS STAFF The Oliver News is published weekly during the school year. This is wholly a student publication and is written and edited by the News Stall. EditorfinfChief ff-fffffff Ar Business Manager 1 f f f 1 f Loretta Eisenhziuer Mervyn Framer Robert Guckert Olive Cavanaugh Regis Klingensmith Leo Eisentraut STAFF Alice Hanna Jane McMunn Frank Miller TYPISTS Agnes Silay PRINTERS George Craig Joe Halloway Lawrence Panno SPONSORS mand Kihm Jack Vogel Anna Mae Milligan Thelma Stickman Harry Succop Salah Burke John Moschak John Allolter Frank H, Herrington W. Zimmer JUNIOR OLIVER NEWS STAFF The junior Page is edited by the following pupils: Margaret Sisak, Don Grant, Ella Litto, Lorraine Di Lisio, Gertrude Vvlard, Audrey Roberts, Beverly Becker, Billy Olassbrenner Emerson Phillipp, Jean Bayer, Lorraine Varzo, Ruth Natoli, Charlotte Besser, Clarence Sum niers, Ethel Piquet, Dorothy Miller, Ida Marchetta, joe Kress, Louis Rusiski. The sponsor is Mr. McCormick. Page Forty-seven THE OMICRON Page Forty-eight ORCHESTRA R IO SEN E c 1.1 YU Q in 34 U .u .- 9 E 'D as U ca Tz. E G u D- 'E' -. 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E2.99g: E 523629. .Q-1,3-ini 25am g PEEi:mz 1-'EE'uQ..Q chooagzv-4 1-'-3750633 Q3 TE -E'-'I-41? cZl ?:-J CLASS OF FEBRUARY, T936 OLIVER BAND The Oliver Varsity Band, composed of sixtyfeight pieces, has had a successful season, winning two first prizes in parade competition, and otherwise distinguishing itself and the school during the football campaign. Director fffff--f' Arthur Goetz Business Manager f ffff James Graham Drum Majors f james Graham, Harry McMurtry S. Falconer, P. Thackeray, E. Rudolph, M. Framer, W. Hitchcock, W. Paloka, J. Seigland, J. Kennedy, M. Cochrane, D. Butler, R. Petrush, 1. Kurtz, W. Karol, C. Ctt, E. McCreary, F. Boney, G. McCoy, F. Schoeneweis, L. Stamerra, R. Mc' Bride, T. Urquhart, L. Murphy, A. Sunal, S. Mconey, N. Catizone, E. Kuschel, H. Katz, LaRue Miller, C. Miller, H. Chappell, H. Wilson, W. Wilson, E. Holstein, C. Tryon, R. Weiss, H. Postler, S. Rigby, C. Wolfe, E. Littleford, A. Sanders, W. Hagan, A. Kirkbride, J. Teeters, C. 'Marcus, M. Batts, N. Koelliker, N. Bayne, J. Jurecko, S. Cameron, T. Cameron, E. NM. XVeiss, H. Slusher, R. Schellman, C. Waldschmidt, B. Gochine, E. Ela, L. Kunkel, C. Sterrett, J. Blackman, C. Cebek, G. Arnold, C. Nesbitt, C. Zellers, Gladfelter. Page Forty-nine THE OMICRON GIRLS ETIQUETTE CLUB The Etiquette Club, under the able sponsorship of Miss Mary Catherine Donnelly, is organized for the purpose of acquainting the girls of the 17A Class with a knowledge cf the social amenities that are so necessary to it them into the activities of life. Page Fifty President f Vice President Secretary f Treasurer f Social Chairman f Edith Grove Edna Jesteadt g Ruth Meals Thelma Haselton Betty Johnston CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I935 BOYS ETIQUETTE CLUB The Boys' Etiquette Club, under the ahle sponsorship of Miss Donnelly, was organized for the purpose of acquainting the boys of the 12th grade with a knowledge of eerreet and courteous hehzivior, so necessary in the social life. President f Vice President Secretary f Treasurer f Social Chairman Sponsor f f Edward Philipp John Kapurka Boh McLaughlin f Tom Jones Bill Sehomeiker Miss Donnelly Page Fifty-0 THE OMICRON CO-ED GO-TO-COLLEGE CLUB This year the GofTofCollege Club broadened its Held of endeavor to include the boys of the school. There are naw 133 boys and girls in the club. The purpose of the club is to encourage the members to pursue a higher eduf cation, to prepare them for a better participation in college life, and to aid worthy students by means cf scholarships. President f f Vice President f Treasurer f f Assistant Treasurer Secretary f f Assistant Secretary Reporter f f Assistant Reporter Sponsor f f Page Fifty-two Girls Olga Ondek f Peggy Euwer f June Staib f Elsie Mielke f Betty Waters f Dorothy Winkler f Ida Griffith f f Ceridwen Lewis f f Miss Margaret Kiskadden Boys Edward Phillip Milan Kocerha Edman Holstein Robert Jones Wade Miller Frank Miller f Willard Ela Donald Lerch CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I936 L Y BIOLOGY CLUB President f f f William Warrington Vice President f f f Hazel Ward Secretary f f f Betty Price Treasurer f f David Vwfelsh Reporter f f f David Steele SergeantfatfArms f f John McHugh Sponsor f f ' f Mr. Schnabel Members: Hazel Ward, Robert Greer, Anna Dobransky, Gertrude Mikeska, Stella Plizga, julia Krul, Margaret Tendner, Ruth Jodkin, William Good, Joseph Sepko, John Betza, Betty Price, Frances Ritchie, jane Brunner, Evelyn Miller, Carl Younger, Julius Richardson, James Richardson, John McCauley, Carl Buchner, Jack Vogel, Frank Macilac, Florence Boney, Edith Tau, Harriet Glasco, john Sepdy, David Steele, Charles Sterrett, Lindsay Garrity, John Struss, Jack Howard, Anthony Warbaneth, Bob Guckert, john McHugh, Helen Imber, David Welsh, William Warrington, Edward Garden, james Conley, Edgar Lipton, Clyde Kapinos. Albert Kirkbride, William Mielke, Eugene Richards, Joseph Gulanda, jean Maier, Jean Garland, Anna Finley, Ruby Czar, Annie Cook, Margaret Buckley, Betty Reiter, Josephine Bler, Mary Farnauf, Virginia Wagner. Page Fifty-three THE OMICRON ORPHEUS CLUB Qver 11 hundred students meet in Room 223 every Tuesday, Activity Period to sing together under the direction of Miss Ethel Disziy. President f Charles Dickson Vice President f f Bill Sehoinziker Aeeoinpanist f f Dorothy Mcurgfsiii Digs Fifty-iou' CLASS OF FEBRUARY, i936 OLIVER CHOIR The Oliver Choir is ei group of sclccted singers who sing :it :LH Assembly programs. President joseph Harrington Vice President ' f Sarah Rohcrtson SCC1'Cffl1'5 T1'CE15L1I'C1' f 1 Ethel Sclmicfm- Sponsor f Niiss Ethel Disgiv Pagi: Fifty-i'vw Tl-IE OMICRON I l DIP AND DRAW CLUB This club was originally a pen and ink club and is composed of members who are lovers of art. Its members have art as an elective in their studies. An enjoyable period is spent every Friday afternoon with Miss Reilly as sponsor. Some splendid types of work have been done in charcoal, pen and ink, pencil,.and also black prints. The art work for the Omicron is done at this time. President fffffffffff Joseph Marnell Vice President f f 1 ffff Robert Valentine Secretary f f Dorothy Corbin Reporter f - ffff james Casey Treasurer f f ffffffff Ruth Dice SergeantfatfArins fffff Helen Brown, Charles Walsh MEMBERS Marquis Best, Helen Brown, Richard Baird, James Casey, Dorothy Corbin, Anna Danyla, Ruth Dice, Lillian Fredrick, john Gualtieri, Ruth Hazlett, Frank Jurecko, Walter Kuryivchak, Dorothy Lutz, Joseph Marnell, Mike Radisin, Rita Rush, Betty Rishke, 'Charles Sapachak, Annabell Shaw, Joseph Sallomi, C. Strange, Lawrence Turick, Robert Valentine, Charles Walsh. DARK ROOM DEBS The purpose of this club is to teach the proper use of the camera. The boys learn the proper handling of the camera for indoor and outdoor photography and how to get good interesting pictures. The club also does portraits, printing, developing, enlarging, and sepia and green toning. The members are: Walter Carpenter, Walter Rudolph, Charles Mannka, Harry Knight, Charles Trischler, Rudolph Linder, James Moore, Joe Pazzinski, Steve Locoski, John Bowen, George Klein, Charles Freed, Louis Karkos. President ffffff SecretaryfTreasurer f f f f Harry Knight Reporter f f f f f f Chemists f f Harry Knig Sponsor f f f Page Fifty-six f f Walter Carpenter Charles Mannka ht, Steve Locoski Mr. Brownmiller CLASS OF FEBRUARY, IQ36 SENIOR BOYS LEADERS CLUB President fffffffffff john Kapurka Vice President fffffffff Fred McKiernan SecretaryfTreasurer f William Gamble Reporter f f f f f f f f Andrew Syka Sponsor ffffffff-f Mr. R. W. Peters The Senior Boys Leaders, under the direction of Mr. Peters, assume the responsibility of helping with the various gym classes. The work of the Senior Leaders has been carried on voluntarily by these boys. Members: Mike Kenny, Sam Phillips, Ralph Sapp, Andrew Fec, Andy Rabitin, Nick Fec, Frank jahovich, Clarence Thomas, Tommy Williams, Bob McLaughlin, ldzi Sykola, Richard Smutney, john Solonino, john Marsenk, Ray Quinn, Andy Drobniewski, Mike Bronky, Alex Epstein, Armand Kihm. AERO CLUB President f -'-f f Charles Rose Treasurer f Roland Stewart Secretary f f Clarence Stubert Reporter f f ffffffff John HetZ Sponsor ffffffffffff Mr. Farrell Members: Frank Solosky, Edward Gumell, Fred Hartung, Robert Siedlarski, Edward Knecht, Stephen Kundrat, Alexander Kunsak, George Waller, Earl Eckler, George Kallstrand, Lewis jakuboski, Robert Anderson, Edward Cordon, Harry Stroup, Charles Cestreicher, Robert Johnston, Harold McMechen, Ralph Lutz. The Aero Club went for an airplane ride, held a glider contest, and placed model air' planes in Gimbel's window. Peg e Fifty-seven Tl-IE OMICRON l I. I SENIOR KNITTING CLUB Sponsor f ffffffff Miss VValker President f f Ruth Iviartin Secretary f - Graee Thomas Treasurer ffffff' 1 1 f Irene Tushnik Members: Margaret Belonesky, .lane Brunner, Ruth Foley, Alma Gomory, Ivfariane Groetzinger, Stafania Korez, Margaret Kennedy, Alice Lloyd, Pauline Lipsitz, Rita Markovieh, Ruth Martin. Tillie Middleton, Margaret Milio, Mildred Miserendino, Frances Ivlonski. Annainae Novak, Louise Pazieky, 'losephine Potoczny, Angeline Prohta, Edna Mae Quinn, Anna Mac Romano, Josephine Sepdy. Fern Staley, Veronica Swish, Grace Thomas, Irene Tushnik, Ethel NVeinherg, Irene Yvvisko, Gertrude Reagan, Helen liehrine. Ulive Snyder. JUNIOR KNITTING CLUB President ' A f f f Y' f f Margaret Rinier Secretary f Dorothy Roth Treasurer ' ' Gladys Stiyers Sponsor f ' f-'fffff Miss Vvlilkei' Menihers: Alice Kundrat, Ella Niay Reeves, Edith Riedel, Dorothy Roth, Orvella Scull, Nfargaret Rinier, Betty Megahan, Irene Whitesell, jean McKenna, Ellenora Megteen, Esther Hunt, Esther Rice, Rose Mavratil, Helen Snyder, Elizaheth Leseheditsky, Doris Conway, Delores Ganners, Lena Marcus, Eleanor Baries, Eleanor Seelhorst, Gladys Stivers, Helen Finley, ,lennie Karahalis, Natalie Kirwald, Helen Bokar. Dnfge Putty-X ight CLASS OF FEBRUARY, IQV BUSINESS SERVICE GUILD n This club, which was formed for the purpose of lightening the burdens of the tenthers ot Oliver, has been active lor many years. It is now under the capable sponsorship ol lwfiss Elizabeth Hill. The present presiding olficers are: President f Vice President Secretary f Treasurer 1 Reporter f Social Chzririnan Helpi Help! Help! JUNIOR LIFE SAVING CLUB 1 Helen Hill f Dorothy .loyce Dolores Foley f Rose Simpson f Sarah Dixon Rose lvlxrrie Tulcsik Wlwait would you do if you heard this ery lor help? Vvfould you he in ai position o szrve ll drowning person? The .lunior Life Saving Cluh teaches those swimmers ol' ordinary zrhility how to he pi paired. in ease ol necessity, to hring a drowning person to safety. The nieinhers Lire ln to assist in every possihle way in reducing the loss of lile hy drowning. Are you preps red? They are instructed hy 'Miss Mclialzglieis and meet every Thursday in the pool, Page Fri F THE OMICRON r I ei STAGE MAKE-UP CLUB The Stage MakefUp Club is an organization to aid all school programs ,needing makefup to really finish the production. The work is well done and many outsiders have commented on its quality. President fffffff f f Dorothy Mason Vice President f 1 f Virginia. Vsloliie SecretaryfTreasurer f f f f Grace Fagan Assistant SecretaryfTreasurer f f f f f Helen Blair Sponsor ff-f'ff-ff Miss L. C. Scott LATINI LAETI. , The Latin Club meets every Friday in Room 205 with Miss Kelly, the sponsor. The purpose of this club is to make Latin an interesting subject. The president is called Consul, the secretary, Soriba, and the treasurer, Quaestor. The members are all Latin students. This is the first semester of the club. MOTTG-Ubi mel ibi apes. Consul f f f - Edward Sauko Soriba - f f f Mary Dunlap Quaestor f Helen Kossert Sponsor f fffffff - Miss Kelly PROGRAM COMMITTEE John Betza, Henry Herchenrother, George Jacobs. CCLORS-Purple and Gold. Members: Walter Aughenbaugh, John Bctza, David Bolam, Marilyn Bolton, Betty Bullock, Theodore Dreveniak, Mary Jane Dunlap, Henry Herchenroether, George Jacobs, Dallas Johns' ton, Helen Kossert, Alvin Ludwig, Leola Mack, Betty McGee, Anna Mikulich, Louis Rusiski. Lenora Nelson, Edward Sauko, Vernice Shickert, Regis Sismour, Robert Stroyne. Page Sixty I CLASS OF FEBRUARY, V736 SENIOR GIRL RESERVES President ff 'fffff- Barbara Garver Vice President f f Priscilla Cunningham Secretary f f f 1 Alice Solomon Treasurer f f f Clara Ctt Social Chairman f Barbara Charles Council Reporter f Dorothy Kunsman Counselor f f f f f-f'f Miss Miller Members: Marion Baker, Rose Blancato, Helen Brown, Elizabeth Crawford, Mary Cernansky, Mary Ann Cripps, Hazel Devereux, Elizabeth Eisenhauer, Mary Hamadak, Mildred Kenyon, Lulia Kerstukas, Evelyn Leech, Mary Louisi, Elizabeth Louisi, Mary Mahoney, Martha McKee, Betty -lane Martin, Helen Malay, Violet McNeil, Mary Preitzer, Betty Rapp, lvlary Reinhart, Helen Shellman, Dorothy Stanek, lean Scott, Elsie Uffleman, Dorothy Zeise. POETRY CLUB We are the youthful poets from Qliver High, And upon our verses you can rely. We meet each Friday in two twcntyffiye, To write good poetry we all do strive. If you care to join, whether girl or boy, ,lust see Miss Scott4'twill give her ioy. Vv'e'll welcome you to our club so hne. Perhaps theres a k'Longfellow in our line. Phyllis Buschek, 222, Page Sixty-ene THE OMICRON GIRLS CHORUS CLUB This club is a new club organized for the girls who like to sing. They meet every Wednesday in Room 228 under the sponsorship of Miss Kleyle. This club has a program once every month. President f f jean Bell Vice President 1 f Sylvia Dosch Secretary f f Eleanor Klein Treasurer 1 f Velma Shirey Reporter f Roxie Flowers SCRAP BOOK CLUB The Scrap Book Club was organized for pupils of the Junior High School who are interested in collecting pictures and clippings about a subject of particular interest to them. The period is spent in cutting and pasting these. A first and second prize is offered to add incentive to the club. The club meets on XVednesday. Amy Charles. the secretary, is the only officer. Page Sixty-two TH EO M, ICRON I i 3 3 Pe 32 S. lxlywour 1 5 3 iv c -V1 : LQ o Ur: I 92 QL .5 if H55 E 'E-E an EE CE 'L Oo NM C' , E x'3 : .19 2 EE Di EF , ,Q L O U fx .: L : mg .E Ei Gi ,E J :sf U FJ: c Q- E -if: an ,ip .r -Cm' .Li uv- Q : 223 455 iw :JZLIT ,CD Omg 10255 ii QE, 25 2522 ml CMJ f-.LSSQ55 O-,5L'cA:.g',1.' 15'-15'3 4:3 ocsggx U' 5503: ' QU -J Q3 j-55.525 aff? -E515 5325 ESQ 1153 ,CE Q' ' 36 cfm-:'g':Z E4 .Ig :iff 2 nd-, W L4 W-O:'gfn BSEM EBMS 44 :E ujnjm, 41 U.-. QQCQ-4m .SAE E535 5 ' V -4 -Jw, 4 ,bg w J QEE5 Hoff ,gg ,O 'Sr-+fEC E-13 F cn m w 2 L -E '57 M E CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1936 SENIOR GIRLS LEADERS CLUB Girls are selected for Leaders Club because they have the qualities of leader' ship, in athletics and the classroom. The cbject of the club is to teach the girls to assist in gym classes. President f ' f Ruth Nord Vice President f f Gertrude Stewart Secretary f f f Ruth Demmler Assistant Secretary - f June 'McKinley Treasurer f f f f Mary Raynak Assistant Treasurer f f Josephine Potoczny Social Chairman f f f Margaret Straka Assistant Social Chairman f f Pauline Thackeray Alumna Secretary - f f Mary Warren Guardian of Honor Square f f f Margaret Lombardi Assistant Guardian of Honor Square - f Betty Parkhill Assistant Alumna Secretary ffff Bertha Oleyar Reporter ffff - f Grace Petrancosta Assistant Reporter f - Antoinette Garafola Sponsor f f f Miss Bess A. Hankey Pa 3 e Sixty-five TI-IE OMICRON x , . y A ff ii A . JUNIOR AND SENIOR LIFE SAVING CLUB President f Bob Dummer Secretary f Michael Cammarata Sponsor f f Mr. H. C. Brown The junior and Senior Red Crcss Life Saving Club has entered into its second decade at the Oliver High School. Its objective is to prepare boys for the National Red Cross Life Saving tests. Every year a quota of its membership voluntarily takes the examination, which is given by the instructor who has the activity in charge and who is a certified Red Cross Life Saving Examiner. Those who pass the test receive the beautiful badge of the society which attests their proficiency in the art of Life Saving. ' The Oliver Club meets weekly in the school pool at which time the routine of the required work is thoroughly covered and any member who is present ref ceives a full course of training, and preparation for the award. This is a very popular club and always has a large membership. Page Sixty-six My A ff 77 1 W5sNYRXH1'q' l ll If J md 1 W , 1 ' i f EE L' '-5' X Qu' X :MQ vktw i l algo lllllulf-lx fgxi Hrwwxvdxlxxu ik s llllllllllll' ,rg L E U in V Www W null.. I Inpl, M F1 ,X sXX null I Q1 f f V , ,jf ,f f ,ff ff X I ff xxx f ff X M 4 y fX!1 MlQuI!Z 'X X ' n L - i 1 V . f Pa q R: Snxty-sw Rf THE OMICRON FOR A FINE AND MODERN PORTRAIT THE STUDIO GRANDE Pittsburglffs Most Up-To-Date Studio PHOTOGRAPHERS - tor the FEBRUARY I936 CLASS Call Atlantic 4059 For Appointment 233 Oliver Avenue Hardy 8: Hayes Bldg Page Sixty-eigh CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I936 MANCHESTER SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY A General Banking Business Transacted DEPOSITS INSURED UNDER GOVERNMENT PLAN Beaver and Pennsylvania Avenues North Side Teacher fatter explaining about the rhinoceros familyjz Now, children, name something that has horns and is dangerous to be near. Motor ears, promptly answered six children at once. Homely Wife fin hospitaljv My husf band seems a lot brighter this morn' ing. He says he's just longing to get home again. Nursef Yesg I'm afraid the anesthetic hasn't worn off yet. Micheal E. Fec CONFECTIONARY and GROCERIES PHONE CEDAR 9I79 I52I Superior Ave. F0f'f Pitt Typewfifer fjiIQlfifu,fRfJIIl PRESERVES DRESSING --- SPREAD ITI-IE OLD RELIABLEI PICK'-ES SpeciaI Prices and Rental Rates to Students ASK YOUR GROCER ALL MAKES --- WRITTEN GUARANTEE PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS LEE-THOMPSON-FAWCETT SI4-95 Up COMPANY ATLANTIC 8320 644 Liberty Avenue McCIoy Bldg. N- S-- PIHSPI- 9I ' Pa- Book Shoe Store SHOES For The Entire Family I625 Beaver Avenue OPEN EVENINGS COMPLIMENTS of William Good Page Sixty-nine THE OMICRON WE DON'T Go In For Many Fancy Things In The OLIVER HIGH SCHOOL LUNCH ROOM Bur We Do Try To Give Faculty and Students The Things They Like And Where . . . I Ask You . . . Could You Get More For Your Nickel? WE HOPE YOU LIKE IT HAGER'S BAKERY I237 Woodland Ave. BEIERLE NEUHART UNION BARBER SHOP 3240 Brighton Rd. N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Page Seventy Among the instructions which Mrs. De Vere had given to her new maid was to bring in a glass of milk every eve' ning at seven o'clock. The first evening the girl brought in the glass clasped tightly in her hands. The mistress was flabbergasted. Jane, she exploded, don't you ever do that again! Always bring it in on a tray. The following evening jane appeared at the door with a worried look on her face and a tray full of milk in her hands. Excuse me, m'm, she said dolefully, but do I bring a spoon with this or do you lap it up? Miss Gealey: johnny, what are the Middle Ages? Kapurka: They used to be from thirty to fortyffiveg now they're from fifty to seventy. C. Thomas: Mom, this spaghetti ref minds me of football. Mother: 'EI-low, son? C. Thomaszy Always ten more yards to fro. 5 CLASS OF FEBRUARY . .H . , Q - -. Chartered 1886 G An olcl institution that welcomes young people F!P5E'lYRlll!!ETpQ9!! Eb!! 0 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation F' S THE OMICRON Midyear Classes Begin February 6, I935 Day Division: Programs available tor entering treshmen in the Schools E ot Music, Education, Arts, Business Administration, Science, and Theatre Arts and Dramatic Literature. Register: February 3rd to 5th, Room lO5 Administration Building, Bluti and Colbert Streets. Evening Division: Classes otlered at the Downtown Evening Division include courses in English, Commerce, Accounting, Law, Secretarial Training, Political Science, History, and Theatre Arts. Register: February 3rd to 5th, Room 604, Fitzsimons Building. DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Grant 4635 As the ship was about to leave the har' bor an old lady was knitting on the COMPLIMENTS deck. 'Cast off there, shouted the officer. OF THE Thank you, officer, said the old lady tartly, but I am quite capable of Allegheny doing my own knitting. Trust Com an . . P Y J. Beierlez So you are on a submarine. What do yItu do? 4l3 Federal Street B. Dummer: 't0h, I run forward and North Side Pittsburgh. Pa. hold her nose when we want to take a dive. Sixty-'four Years ot Conserv- ative and Consistent Growth a SUPERIOR . FUNERAL DIRECTORS FIRE INSURANCE co , EHEEEE SERVICE l3l2 Beaver Ave. N. S., Pittsburgh OFFICERSE 707 East St., North Side JOHN R. cooNEy. President FAWAX 6063 EDNWARD HEER, Vice Pres. 81 Secy. Residence Office H. J- A- FWLEY. Asst. Secy. I926 Rockledge St., Spring Hill SUPERIOR SERVICE SATISFIES CEDAR 6053 Page Seventy-two CLASS OF FEBRUARY, I93b 4 Watch Complete and A Complete Line Opvca, Jewelr ' Repairiria WATCHES -- DIAMONDS --JEWELRY LLOYD LOWNDES CREDIT JEWELER and OPTICIAN 823 Federal St. Phone, Fairfax 53I I N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. The cockney child had just started to school. Wot'S yer name? he was asked. ..F ,dw re . That ain't a nimenthat's wot yer muvver sews yer pants wivl' Married Grandfdaughter: 'Tom and I have arranged our holiday. We're go' ing to hike. Grandma: I'It's wonderful how popular that place has become. Everybody seems to be going there nowadays. MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS RADIOS RECORDS MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED VOLKWEIN'S Ondek Markets l GROCERIES --- MEATS and POULTRY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Covert's Barbecue One of thc Two Original Barbecues In Western Pennsylvania BABCOCK BOULEVARD Millvale I997 DUOUESNE DYE WORKS, Inc. CLEANERS DYERS Kleen Klose Guaranteed FAIRFAX 6009 Hodgkiss Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Peg-3 Seventy-three THE OMICRON For 94 Years . . . A business that has lived and flourished tor over ninety years must have much to recommend it. But the thoroughness ot DUFES instruction and the matching ot DUFFS css ct 3 d ss Ii t ge Courses to the progrf appeal than mere age. DUFFS - IVE IGH es in mo ern busirie , ma es a ar stron r IRON CITY COLLEGE Ccmbinfng Curry College with Dutt's, Iron City and Martin's 424 Duquesne Way Atlantic 4875-4876 Pittsburgh Carl Wt Geyer INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Federal and N. Diamond Sts. N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Miss Davidson: 'iWhat are the people of New York noted forf' B. McLaughlin: The people of New York are noted for their stupidity. Miss Davidson: Wherever did you get that information? B. Laughlin: From our hook. it says, 'The population of New York is very dense '. First mosquito: 'iWhat are you making such a fuss about? Second Mosquito: Whoopee, I just passed the screen test. LOTS OF LUCK Superior Market MEATS --- GROCERIES FRANCES VEGETABLES U - I533 Superior Ave. Rho Sigma Tau Sorority b , N. S.. Pitts urgh Phone, FA. 4606 COMPLIMENTS A OF FRIEND Page Seventy-tour i- CLASS OF FEBRUARY. I936 NORTH SIDE DEPOSIT BANK 5I4-I6-I8 Federal Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Waiter, said the coldfeyed diner, there's hair in the honey, the ice cream, and the apple sauce. Really, sir! I can't understand about the apple sauce. The honey got it from the comb, I presume, sir. And, yes, we used shaved ice for the ice cream. But the apple sauce is very strange, sir. The farmer gave me his word that they were Baldwinsf' A newlyfmarried couple were entertain' ing and among the guests was one whose conduct was rather flippant. At supper he held up on his fork a piece of meat which had been served him, and in a vein of intended humor, remarked, 'RIS this pic? 'ATO which end of the fork do you ref fer? asked a quietflooking man sitting at the other end of the table. b . Proud Father fto bank managerj: I want to open an account for the new arrival at our house. How shall we distinguish it from mine? Manager: Suppose we call it the Fresh Heir Fund, North Side Buick 8: Pontiac Co. SALES and SERVICE Fairfax 7800 IO0 W. Stockton Ave. N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Byers Grocery Co. MEATS GROCERIES and PRODUCE PHONE, FAIRFAX 2665 I4I4 Monterey St. N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Sarver Bros. Service COMPLIMENTS . - Station OP . 3I60 Brighton Road A I: R I E N D LINDEN OIIO N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Page Seventy-tive TH E OMICRON MCCLURE THEATRE 3202 McClure Avenue Vfe. McClure Theatre, take this opportunity to thanlc the Students ot D. B. Oliver High School tor their patronage. Only the finest and best shows are presented. SUNDAY SHOWS WTLL BE PRESENTED AT 2:00 P. M. W. McLaughlin: Doesn't it rnadclen you when a girl is slow about getting ready to go to dinner with you? COMPLIMENTS B. McCarter: Yes, the longer she takes, the hungrier she gets. OF THE Heinle: W'hy do you speak so hoarse? ' J. Frey: I was talking through a screen Delta Ph' Delta clitor and strained my voice. Sorority Fee: Hear about the big fight last night? Sapp: 'iNo, what about it? Fee: Our kitten licked his paw. SALES RENTALS SERVICE OF THE Standard Hollywood Beauty Shoppe Phone Ll. I954 Typewriter Co. All Malces Typewriters BOOKKEEPING and ADDING MACHINES CALCULATORS and DUPLICATORS ATLANTIC 0342 l308 Benton, Ave. N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Fifth and Liberty Aves. Pittsburgh, Pa. COlVll3l.llVlTNTS JOE METZGER OF T HOME DRESSED MEMS THE BRIGHTON THEATRE AND GROCERE5 THE BRIGHTON BOWLING ALLEYS Phone LI 2664-R 2922 Shadelancl Ave. N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Personal Management of HARRY FLElSl-llVlAN Page Seventy-six CLASS OE FEBRUARY. 1936 Engraved Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Cornrnenecrne-nt inviiations and Programs, Engraved and Printed Name Cards, Dance Programs and Peneils .... IOO Engraved Name Cards Paneied for SI.5O. E X s s X Swv x X Q Mk ex e X X X 5 X s. 9?il9A 2i+ss E iisi'i 5'sikJ Nmgss NS TELEPHONE, FAIRFAX 3955 I8-20 WEST STOCKTON AVENUE Z O E -i I CQ U i-T-1 2 -i -I U7 1 c: I G5 1 -U PP QPF? - V-:sr - .... .v - - - C We wish to extend our best wishes to the Class of '36 May your Future be bright and fuii of promise, and may you prosper in aii things .... Page Seventy-seven THE OMICRON B. SPITZER GROCERIES --- BEVERAGES FRUITS 3629 California Ave. LINDEN 5284 COMPLIMENTS OF THE Paramount Theatre 3240 Brighton Road Variety Club Alleys l7I7 Beaver Ave. N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. ro 1, I, io E' ff 5572, ALLEYS 4ff- ALLEYS SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN BOWLERS H. E. EARLS, Manager CEDAR 9004 PRINTERS OF THE SMALLER TYPES OF NECESSITIES Bierman Brothers Printers ot the Name Cards ot the February I'-736 Class PHONE-CEDAR oeor 2227 Perrysville Ave. N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Flowers Telegra phed Anywhere Ludwig Floral Company OPPOSITE BOOGS 81 BUHL Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Ass'n 502 FEDERAL STREET Fairfax 6500 N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. PENNZOIL SERVICE STATION 2f?OI Brighton Road N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. Motor and Ethyl Gasoline Complete Lubrication JOHN RUSH, Station Manager R. P. MYERS, Proprietor Mr. Lutz: I will use my hat to represent the planet Mars. Is there any quesf tion you .wish to ask before I go on? Bob Rieger: Yes: is Mars inhabited? Somebody says to us: iIWOmdI1 is nothf ing but a rag, a bone, :incl a hzmk of hair. So we say: Man is nothing but a rrag, 21 groan, and a tank of air. It's all right to dress well, but remember the creases in your pants are ef less importance than the creases in your forehead. FAIRFAX 4556 P Q FDU. GOLDEN VALUES MEN'S WEAR 2I5 E. Ohio Street N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa. FEATURING MALLORY HATS, ARROW SHIRTS, LION BRAND SHIRTS, INTERWOVEN SOCKS, SUPERIOR UNDERWEAR Page Seventy-eight ? 4 4 Z 9 , f 4 1 5 Z 7 7 f ,f 2 ,ff ff l 76 IQ, ARY , U fed pr P O FS .AJ C, 7 5 if gif Zf ,K A 0 W 1 AH Z, 2 Q7 7 i V ff,'f ff Aff ,'AVV ' f Z A'f ' vnxnx H ,W sf' 11 '1- if Y 7 I1 f jf W P W f N Q x M ' f , ff J f xx W ff x ,,,A X ' f f C f 'Fw 4 , E VX f f M J! TXX X M ,f J' f' xl FJ f' 1' y X SLS NSA' J 'Sw f ! fd s ,ff M ,J mf' X 1 F1 f H HEJHEE I fivzff'-'S 3 , .fM,fi,Prw:1y-Rf,-,1.' .. ,. , el '-zinc ,11g1f'gk!t,gmg- fbpQ.4Lf2y53'2fx1p,+'3-Bryn .5-p f. 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