Shady Side Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1941 volume:

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It is our hope and ambition that this book vvill, in the future, bring much pleasure, and will serve as a pleasant recollection of many happy days passed at Shady Side. flak fO1fLZQ7fLZS -QL FACULTY SIXTH FORM UNDERGRAD UATES HOUSES FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS JUNIOR SCHOOL ADVERTISEMENTS .gdedicafion TfVe, The Class of 1941, respectfully dedicate Volume XXIX of the ACADEMIAN to DEMASS ELLSWORTH BARNES :Ewing his stay of 19 ' years at Shady Side Academy, Mr. Barnes has heen well-known to many alumni, students, and masters. During this time he has heen helpful to the new hoys in adjusting themselves, and has earnestb sought to instill in the student hody the desire for a higher standard of educational principles. For his helpful guidance and assistance, we are extremebf cgratefulj and we wish him the utmost success in his future endeavors. ' 4 hee year Shady .Side Academy zenfoetzefzately l0,re.r the .reeeeee ef three men who have centeehzeted extemivebf te the school. We will min :greatly their cempaniomhep, helpful zmdemtafzdiazzg, and guidance that haf heefz .re libemlb exhehited to ar. Se, in deep cgeatetade for their feeeecer, the 1941 ACADEWIAN BOARD dedicatef they page to.- E. TRUDEAU THQMAS, head- mzmster of Shady Side for two and one- half years, who was unexpectedly called to serve in the United States Navy in the capacity of a Reserve Ofhcer at Corpus Christi, Florida. PARKER BERG, who has been at WILFRED CRAVEN CRAIG, who Shady Side since 1938 in the caplcity for 19 years has successfully taught of feachgr and Soccer Coagh, French at Shady Side, and who .will now become emeritus in that subject. I FACU1 I Lk lx ff .. ,4 P- v ,ff w 19 . ' Q' ' , A ,4. Q . 5. 3 fx H x -s. W , h. . fa 1 I EP' . - MQW I WH E .Vi Q, a',iL!i,,? Q., J 4 aw ' V' Q 5' -I 'Z' Nl A ' l vi , K : 6 Z N F A 1, ' ' l v 9 W ' lv., ' , li: V if Q '-xi gl ,. Rh' I, I u X Wm' 'Hs ROGER B, MERRIMAN, IR., A.B f1'I2U'VZl1'd Uuiversityj l'ICflflll1ll.K'fE'7 DEMASS EL1.swo1z'1'11 BARNES, A.B. COhio Northern Uuiversitybl A.M. C'Harvzu'd Universityjg U11ivc1'sity of Montpellier, France. Appointed September, 1922. .f1.v.v-istaut Headmrzs- lar. yrs ,lgg-115, W, r' f JXLE --.11 7 ' ,i ff A av?- CLARENCE JAMES GEEK, A.M. CI-Ianv ilton Collegel English .EIl'lL'1'ifII.S'. IWICIQIJE AIl:IR1iD1'l'.H ALIQXANDER, P11.B. cFl'El1'lkliH and Mursllall Collegej, Uefferson Medical Collcgej. Ap- pointed Septembcr, 1918. Dean, Head of Science Depa1'l111,cnf. ALFRED CLARE DICICEY, CE, CUuiver- sity of Pittsburghb. Appointed Jan- uary, 1895. Head of 1WalI1emalic.v De- p1u't111c1zf. e Q e 1 gi, is af if ss H' Ei, C-HAR'-E5 PENTZ SHIUVHR. A-H CA1f'1ux1N VV11.L1AM ARNOLD PALMER, cF1'HI11ill11 :md 1VIU.1'S1'IZ111 Collegej, G.P,E. CYale Universityj' Battle Appointed September, 1918. Aifzzllic- Cfggk College: BS, CA1-H6151 CO1- 1IIUf'll'.V. Loweu. INNES, B..-X. CYa1e Univer- sityjz M.A. fUIl1'N'C1'S1tj' of Pitts- burghj. Appointed Jzuluziry, 1923. English. lege. Appointed September, 1919. Di- replor of Atlreliirs and Plzyximl Ed- 1zcaf'i011. Gmomslz BYRON XfVAI.1JR0l', AB. CGCO1'gQlONV11 Co1legeDg A.M. iTu- lzme Universityjg PLM. c1'1211'VZ11'l1 Uuiversityj. Appointed September, 1923. Latin and Greek. 1 THEODORE R, LEAMAN, B.S. CFrauk- lin and 1XiIZI1'S112l11DQ MA. CUniversity of Pittsblwglij. Appointed Novem- ber, 1924. l1IflHl'l?7llLlffC.Y. Louis CHARLES CEL1zs'1'1N, B.S. CU11i- versite de Parisjg BL. CUniversite de Nancyj g Ofliciei' d'Academie. Ap- pointed Scpteinbelg 1925. Frcmflz. VV1LFRr:D CRAVEN CRAIG, AB. CUni- versity of Rochesterbg CU11iversity of Munichj. Appointed September, 1925. French, GLENN LESLIE JONES, A.B. CUnivcr- sity of Nebraskujg A,M. CUniversity of Pittsburghj. Appointed Septem- ber, 1925. Euglixlz. ALLEN VIC'l'OIi LAU11, A.B. CLehigli Uuiversityj 5 A.M. CLafayette Col- legejg CCOiLl1'l'1iJi21 Univ c 1' s i tyjg fMiddlebury Collegej. Appointed January, 1926. Spa1'z'i.vI1, and German. 1 i RUSSELL WARNER DAVIS, B.S. CUni- versity of Michiganj. Appointed Sep- tember, 1927. A.vsis1fa1'zt Aihlctic Di- rector. Social Studies. E N . 1 is Q ,ma 1. F. YQ B QSM mv 1 : Q if , . .. i 'fnaxii Q E ax , 'H E V rm 'Em Lei W m EE ggissgm .Q ii i ig i s. W H i gl JAMES PIAROLD SAMPLE, A.B. CYale Uuivcrsityjg A.M. U-Iarvard Univer- sityj, Appointed September, 1926. Matlzematwv. H3253 H is H H ' H Q HE gym E . M is W ww wx:-' in -2. is km is s E is nm Ja 2 Him . Rik Qs s 2 mg. f E gi- 5 : miigmp- 52 5 E : in H, is , E E m,xs:n,wmm is if TNEHQME gang ms :mamma is :B was E VVu.LARD E. MEAD, B.S. CI-Iavcrford Collegej. Appointed Sczptember, 1928. liuglixh. Ronizm' V1C'fCJR HOWARD, CPittsbiirgh Musical Institutej. Appointed Sep- tember, 1929. Music. A. FRED SOCHATOFF, A.B. Cllniversity of Peunsylvzmiabg Pli.D. CUniversity of Pittsburghl. Appoint-ed Septem- ber, 1933. Latin. l l-IARRY XVILBUR RICICE1'TS, AB. fOl1io VVesleyzm Collegej 3 A.M. fU11iver- sity of Chicagoj. Appointed October. 1929. Latin und History. C1-mizLEs PRESTON Voizciz, A.B. CMid- dleburyjg A.M. CMidclleburyj Spe- eiul Diplomas: Universite cle Lille and The Sorborme, F1-ance. Appoint- ed September, 1934. Sflazzish. J rf A 0 iz Jil! Llfx' H! , ff! 1 JOHN PAYSON LJXNIE, B.S. CYale Uni- versityj 5 fCOIL1lTlbiZl Universityj g CUr1iversity of Marylandj. Appointed September, 1933. Science. if Rlzusela, CCor11efI 'QQ 'ltecl September, ' ' nd Ari. 1 l XNALTER D. VVILKISON, AB. CVVest- minsterj. Appointed April, 1938. f1z'l1V1'elic.r. PARKER Blanc, A.B. CLehigh Univer- W1L1,1A1t1 VVOOLSEY YARm,ev, AB. sityj. Appointed September, 1938. Uohn Hopkiusjg QI-Ia1'va.1'dj. Ap- Ewglish and .IUflflll?7l1,LZfiC.S'. pointed September, 1938. English. Board of Trustees OFFICERS MR. AUGUsrUs K. OLIVER ............. .......... P resident MR. Roisizm' E. XVITHERS ..... ....... I XTCG-P7'CSld07'LZ' MR. DON R. CONNER ..... .... S ecretczry-T1'ca.rm'e1' MEMBERS M 1' M 1' M r. M 1' M 1' Mr. W. Forman Bickel I-I. Vaughan Blaxter Stanley N. Brown James J. Chaplin John O. Chesley David M. Craig Ogden M. Edwards, Jr., I-Ion. John P. Egan Mr. Howard Heinz Mr. E. Bruce Hill Mr. Roy A. Hunt M.D David D. Kennedy, M .D. M 1' M 1'. M 1' M 1' M 1' lll r M 1' M 1' . Artemas C. Leslie C. E. Lott George D. Lockhart Charles L. MeCune . Marshall L. McCune W. L. Mellon . Mr. . Alfred C. Pollock . James C. Rea Robert N. 'Waddell E. R. Weiclleixr, SOD., LL.D. Mr. Emil Wiiitei' ALUMNI REPRESENTATIVES Mr. Charles B. Baton Mr. Samuel B. Casey Mr. John G. Buchanan Mr. W. St. Clair Childs M....Qll1b.. -- Senior School Officers DON R. CONNER ......... . . . . . . . . . . . , . .Regisira-1' and Bumav' TKATHRYN M. TIERNEY ........ MYIQS. BELINDA LUZELL .... Al'.FRED STUBBS ......... EVELYN H. CRosLAND .... fXLVILDA OIQIXVER, R.N. ..... . VVILLIAM R. MAIQSIJALL, M.D.. . . JOHN L. MAIQSIIALL, M.D. W. M. THOMPSON, JR., D.D.S. ......... . . .Secrezfary . . . . .S'ec1'erat1'y . . . . . .Accozmrcwt ...........lWat1'01'z . . . . .Health Director . . . . . . .Physician . . . . . Plzysicicm O1'th0d0M.z'ist JOHN A. GRAIIARI ....... S 71tP6'1'i7ZfCI1dC1Zf of Buildings and G7'0'LH'LCi.!' FRANK TRICHARDSON .............. Assistant, Athletic Deparzfmmvt SIXTH FUR . KAN N - I 1 f 11 1 gg J 1: 213+ 1 J L i, , ,fl 1 u 'V, i.1..L.L.,,,4, 'L v, 1 A . ll 1 . 4 Q... J? xy 4:5 , li K l Z , 1 5 x. . A I ,4 1 r W ,x i , A , W 2 - 5, - ,Z A 1- l I am not a politician., cmd my other habits are good. -B rowne. 1939-1940: Varsity Soccerg Sargon Societyg Varsity Track Squadg Vice-President of Seven Arts, Fall Termg Blackfootg Gargoyle Club 5 Honor Roll. 1940-1941: Varsity Soccerg Sargon Societyg President of Seven Arts, Fall Termg Vice- President of Sixth Formg Library Commit- teeg Gargoyle Clubg Student Councilg Honor Roll. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR PRINCETON Joi-IN LOGAN BAILEY lf-Llogsli Qntered Shady Side 1932 Born April 2, 1922 209 Tennyson Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. GEORGE ANDERSON BART1-1oLo1xtEu Ba1't ' Chu111. Entered Shady Side 1937 Born june 21, 1924 1545 Beechwood Blvd. Pittsburgh, Pa. Haste trips up itlr own hveellsf, feiters cmd stops itself. J -Seneca. 1939-1940: Varsity Soccerg Varsity Basketball Squaclg Varsity Baseball Squadg Seven Arts Clubg Sargon Societyg Mohawkg Orchestra. 1940-1941: Varsity Soccerg Varsity 'Wrestling Squadg Varsity Track Squadg Seven Arts Clubg St. Andrews Societyg Forumg Sargon Societyg Mohawk. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR HAVERFORD G00d 'words are worth much, and cost little. -Herbert. 1939-1940: CArnoldj Literary Editor Arnold Red and Blaekg Arnold Dramatic Club. 1940-1941: Co-President of Gargoyle Clubg Forumg Seven Arts Clubg Cast of Engaged. DAY STUDENT PREPARTNG ron DAR'rMoUTH EDXVIN G-Row BENNETT 4'lTed!I Entered Shady Side 1940 Born September 27, 1924 Morewood Gardens Pittsburgh, Pa. CHARLES LEE BRAUN Brownie Entered Shady Side 1939 Born March 14, 1923 5501 Raleigh Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Destiny is railways dark. -Herbert. 1939-1940: Lightweight Footballg Varsity Base ball Squadg Blackfoot. 1940-1941: Seven Arts Clubg Volley Ball Blackfoot. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR CORNELL Blake my cofee strong! -Mackay. 1939-1940: Forumg Varsity Football Squadg Varsity Wrestliiig' Squadg News Boardg Photography Clubg S.B.C. Clubg Blackfoot. 1940-1941 : Varsity Football Squaclg Varsity W1'estli11g'g 1X42l11?lgC1', Varsity Tennisg Secre- tary-Treasurer, Croft 1-Iouseg Secretary S.B.C. Club, Fall Termg Library Committee' News Boarclg Blackfoot. 7 s Cnorr HOUSE PIUQPAIQING F012 Lm-HGH JOHN HARRY BRINDLE Hf37'117'ZS16'j7u Entered Shady Side 1939 Born February 1, 1923 541 jones Avenue North Braddock, Pa. JAMES FRANCIS BURKE, II Jim Bu1'kic Entered Shady Side 1929 Born july 4, 1922 820 Devonshire Street Pittsburgh, Pa. The grcai end of life is not kizowledge, but is 1 action. -Huxley. 1939-1940: S.B.C. Clubg Acfadcalrianv Boardg . Forumg Varsity Basketball Squadg Varsity Tennisg Glee Club 5 Mohawk. 1940-1941: S.B.C. Clubg Assistant Editor, f1cade111ia1z,' A Cappella Glee Clubg Glee Clubg Forumg Varsity Tennisg Oration Con- testg Mohawk. DAY S'rUD1zN'r PREPARING ron ANNAPOLIS l His life was gentle, and the elements so mixed in lzim, that zzafurc might stand up and say to Ilzc world, This was cz l7ZCl7'Z.lU -Shakespeare. 1940j194l: St. Andrews Societyg Forum, Seven Arts Clubg Varsity Soccer Squadg Varsity Tennis Squad, Blackfoot. DAY STUDENT PRIQPARING Fon IQENYON VVILLIAIXI 1-IERR BURNETT Bill Entered Shady Side 1940 Born january 5, 1924 6613 Wooclwell Street Pittsburgh, Pa. VV11.1-1AM jAMEs CONNIQLLY, JR. -Agnpff ffyffmieff The lazy man aims at notlzing, and generally hits it. Entered Shady Side 1937 Born January 13, 1923 Anderson Road -,lames Ellis. Pittsburgh Q 15 J, Pa. 1939-1940: Varsity Football, Varsity Basket- lmallg Sargon Society, Glee Clubg S.B.C. Club, Secretary of Fifth Formg Secretary- Treasurer, Athletic Council, Captain, Var- sity Trackg Fifth Form Dance Committee. 1940-1941: Co-Captain Varsity Footballg Var- sity Basketballg President, Sargon Societyg President, S.B.C., Fall Term, President, Athletic Councilg Captain, Varsity Traclcg Vice-President, Ellsworth Houseg Black- toot. l3LLSXVORTH House PIQIQIMRING Fora Y.ALli PAUL EDWIN DAVIDSON Spider Entered Shady Side 1940 Born November 23, 1923 201 Elysian Street Pittsburgh, Pa. I will be lord over myself. -Goethe. 1939-1940: Varsity Baseball Squadg Blackfoot. 1940-1941: Varsity Wrestli11g Squadg Varsity Tenuisg Blackfoot. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR YALE lflflzen the iron 'is hot, strike. -I feywood. 1940-1941: Blackfoot. DAY STUD1iN'r P1uzPA1uNG Fon P1f:NNsY1.vAN1A IEDWARD JOSEPH DIAMOND, IR. Bomber Entered Shady Side 1940 Born April 29, 1924 5345 Fair Gaks Street Pittsburgh, Pa. l I Genius is only great patience. -Button. 1939-1940: Seven Arts Club g Junior Varsity Soccerg Varsity W1'est1i11g Squadg Varsity Traclcg Day Studentg Mohawk. 1941-1941: Varsity Soecerg Honor Rollg Cum Laude Societyg Varsity Traekg Mohawk. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING FOR WILLIAA-its Ar.1s1z1z'r ROBISRTS DISINNEUICESJ I f!B0b!I ff-DF Entered Shady Side 1938 Born February 21, 1923 1422 Browning Road Pittsburgh, Pa. 1VlALcoLM BANISS E1Ns'1f1c1N Mac Entered Shady Side 1940 Born November 10, 1922 2284 VVITI. Penn Highway Churchhill Valley, Pa. The swiftest trczfzfeler is he that goes afoot. -Thoreau. 1939-1940: fQArno1dj Varsity Footballg Varsity Baseballg Editor of Red and Black. 1940-1941: Varsity Soccer Squadg Varsity Baseball Squadg Chairman of Football Soc- cer Danceg Forumg Seven Arts Club. DAY S'17UD1aN'r PREPARING rou LAFAYE'1 l'1S I only ask for 'i1zf01'mati0n. 1 -Dickens. 1939-1940: Seven Arts Clubg Lightweight Soc- cer Squadg Glee Clubg Blackfoot. 1940-1941: Seven Arts Clubg Foruuig St. Andrewsg Varsity Soccer Squadg Blaekfootg Golf Squadg Library Committeeg A Cap- pella Glee Clubg Glee Club. 1XfOREXVOOD HOUSE PREPARING FOR VVILLlAM'S OLIVER LEON EINSTEIN Ollie Entered Shady Side 1936 Born September 19, 1923 M01-ewood Gardens Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN JACOB F151-1121: f'Fislz Entered Shady Side 1931 Born Septemebr 17, 1923 585 S. Negley Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. The press is the fomvfh estate of the realm. -Carlyle. 1939-1940: Vice-President Fifth Formg Secre- tary-Treasurer Morewood Houseg Varsity Soccerg News Boardg Student Councilg St. Andrews Society, Seeretary-Treasurer5 Forumg Seven Arts Clubg Vice-President Photograpliy Clubg flcademialz Boardg S.B.C. Club. 1940-1941: Varsity Soccerg Editor-in-Chief of the Newsg President Of Forumg President Of St. Andrews Society, First Seniesterg Cum Laude Society. Momiwoon HOUSE PR1sPA1uNc FOR PR1Ne1z'rON Om' ccumoi' know crfcrytlzing. 1940-1941: Varsity Basketball Squadg Varsity Track Squad g Mohawk. DAY STUDENT li'REPAR1Nc: rox PENN STATE JAM:-is GILMORE Jim Entered Slizicly Side 1940 Born October 25, 1922 1331 .Inverness Street Pittsburgl1, Pa. -Horace. THOMAS DAL1GI11iR'l'Y FULTON, II Tom, Fult Entered Shady Side 1940 Horn Noveinber 21, 1922 603 Lexington Avenue Aspinwall, Pa. The wisaszf man could ask no more of fate. -Lowell. 1939-1940: QArnoldj Varsity Footballg Dra- matic Club. 1940-1941: Varsity Soccer Squadg Varsity VVreStling Squadg Gargoyle Clubg Black- foot. DAY S'rUDl2N'r PREPARING FOR Lalrayizriric 1 1 We must be gentle' now we are gentlemen. -Shakespeare. 1940-1941: Varsity Football: Varsity Basket- ballg Varsity Baseballg Mohawk. E,LLSVVOR'l'H HOUSE PREPARING FOR CORNELL JOHN BERT GLASGOW KK-lack!! Entered Shady Side 1940 Born March 12, 1922 26 Elmwood Street Craftou, Pa. PETER GLICK, JR. Pete Entered Shady Side 1937 Born August 12, 1922 5536 Northumberland Street Pittsburgh, Pa. To be strong is to be happy. -Longfellow. 1939-1940: Varsity Football g Varsity Track 5 Sargon Societyg Seven Arts Clubg Black- foot. 1940-1941: Varsity Footballg Varsity Trackg Sargou Societyg Intra-Mural Athletic Coun- cilg Blackfoot. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR PRINCETON Thou living my of intellect fire. -Falconer. 1939-1940: QArnoldj Varsity Football Squad, News Editor, Arnold Red and Black, Wil- liam Wettacli Medal for Mathematics. 1940-1941: Varsity Tennis Squadg Blackfoot. DAY STUDENT PR1z1mR1Nc FoR CORNELL DANIIEL GLOSSER ffDanJJ Entered Shady Side 1940 Born June 15, 1924 Pittsburgh, Pa. R101-:ARD PIERRON GoLDs1soRoUc:1-1 M0ldy Goldyu Entered Shady Side 1937 Born March 24, 1923 1217 South Negley Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. They uticr all ihey tlfvlnle with violence. , -Hume. 1939-1940: Forum, Photography Club, Varsity Soccer Squad, Seven Arts Club, Dance Committee 5 Varsity Track. 1940-1941: Varsity Soccer, Forumg Secretary- Treasurer, Seven Arts Clubg Sargon So- ciety, Mohawk, Varsity Track. DAY STUDENT PREPARING Fon CORNELL 1 Wil' is cm zmcxjrecfed explosion of tlzouglit. -Vlfhipple. 1939-1940: President, Fifth Eormg Student Councilg Varsity Soccerg Golfg Seven Arts Clubg Blackfoot Athletic Councilg Day Stu- dent. 1940-1941: President, Sixth Forumg President, Student Council 5 President of School g Var- sity Soccerg Sargon Societyg S.B.C. Clubg Cum Laude Societyg Library Coinmitteeg Blackfoot. ELLSWORTH House PREPARING FOR AM H1aRs1' Romfpm' CAMPBELL Gow Little Abe Porky Entered Shady Side 1929 Born June 19, 1923 222 Gladstone Road Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN VVILLIAM Giuzviz IfTe'Al-IJ Entered Shady Side 1940 Born November 30. 1922 84 East Mohawk Oswego, N. Y. 1 Society is founded on Izero-womliifz. l -Carlyle. 1940-1941: Cheerleadingg Golf Squad. Monewooo HOUSE PREPARING FOR TULAN12 See how the skillful lover sflrcads his tolls. -Stillingtleet. 1939-1940: fArnoldj Varsity Footballg Var- sity Baseball, Varsity Basketball. 1940-1941 : Varsity Baseball Squad, Academian Board, Seven Arts Club 5 Wrestliiig Squad 5 Mohawk. DAY STUDENT PRis11A1uNc: Fon CARNEGIE TECH PENNYPACKER GRIFITEN Perm Entered Shady Side 1940 Born November 11, 1922 5310 Westriiizistei' Place Pittsburgh, Pa. RICTTARD 'FRUITT l'lAMILTON Dick Ham Entered Shady Side 1933 Born October 15, 1923 28 Priscilla Lane, Rossly11 Farms Carnegie, Pa. W710 makes a furnace of his mouth, and keeps his chimney burning. -Anonymous. 1939-1940: S.B.C. Clubg Forum, Vice-P1'esi- dent, St. Andrews Society, Treasurer, Pho- tography Club, Radio Clubg Seven Arts Clubg Gargoyle Club, Cast of Bachelor llornng Varsity Wrestling Squad, Manager, Varsity Gun Club, A Cappella Glee Clubg C-flee Club 5 News Boardg Academian Board g Mohawk. , 1940-1941: Vice-President S.B.C. Club, Fall Termg Radio Club, President, Forum, Fall Term, President St. Andrews Society, Spring Term, Gargoyle Clubg Varsity Soc- cer, News Boardg Varsity Gun Club, A Cappella Glee Club, Glee Club, Vice- President, Morewood House. Moiuawooo HOUSE PREPARING ron HAVERFORD CHARLES ROBERT HANNA KIACCJJ Entered Shady Side 1940 Born July 26, 1922 455 Jayson Avenue Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Tired m1tm'e's swcci 1'e5t01'e1', balmy --Young. 1940-1941: Varsity Basketballg Varsity Tennis Squad 3 Blackfoot. CROFT HOUSE P R ICPARI NG FOR BUCKNELL 1940- 1 I marvel how men toil and fare. -Lang. 1941: Varsity Soccerg Varsity Trackg St. Andrews Societyg Library Committeeg MO- hawk. CROFT HOUSE PREPARING FOR PENN STATE GEORGE ALLCHIN I-IANSON Hans Entered Shady Side 1940 Born June 21, 1923 127 Crescent Drive Mt. Lebanon, Pa. sleep! I was a great solizhafry whtcvfz I was young. 1 1939-1940: Sports Editor, News Board: Golf: Blaclifoot. 1940-1941: Sports Editor, News Board: Golf: lrilackfoot. DAY S'i'UD13N'r RICHARD MCC1.U1z1z HAXXVIiINS D ide Hawk Entered Shady Side 1940 Born May 21, 1923 5818 Hobart Street Pittsburgh, Pa. QStevenson. . ROLAND 1'1ARRISON Ro Entered Shady Side 1935 Born july, 1923 621 Wo1'tli Street Pittslnurgli, Pa. H e'.v a very devil. -Shakespeare. 1939-1940: QArnoldj AU Club: Dramatic Club: Varsity Football: 'Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball: Harvard Book Prize. 1940-1941: Treasurer, Gargoyle Club: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Vtfrestling: Varsity Track Squad: Student Council: Blackfoot: Sargon Society. DAY STUDENT PREPARING Fore PIARVARD Plough deep while slwggards sleep. -Franklin. 1939-1940: Varsity Soccerg Reserve Basket- ballg Treasurer, Fifth Formg Seven Arts Clubg S.B.C. Clubg Yale Avvardg Pho- tography Clubg Honor Rollg Varsity Base- ball Squadg Commencement Dance Com- mittee. 1940-1941: Captain, Varsity Soccerg Varsity Basketballg Secretary, Sixth Formg Forumg Cum Laude Societyg President S.B.C. Club, Spring Termg Intramural Athletic Councilg Honor Rollg Varsity Trackg Blackfoot. A ZELLSXVORTII House PRRPARING Fon Coigoimno SCHOOL or MINES lqIiNNETH CONRAD l'lEALD, JR. Buck K.C. Entered' Shady Side 1935 Born September 7, 1923 100 Gladstone Road PIIENRY Ross HUME, JR. Ross Hiimy Entered Shady Side 1940 Born September 18, 1922 200 West College Street Canonsburg, Pa. E7'lfll1L'7'l17ICC is flzc crownivig quality. l -Lowell. 1 1940-1941: Secretary-Treasurer, St. Andrew's Society, Second Termg Library Committeeg Assistant Business Manager, Academiaiig Varsity Soccer Squadg Varsity Basketball Squadg Varsity Trackg Blackfoot. CROET HOUSE PREPARING EOR YALE Eloquence- is 111.0 lll7Ifg'LtClgG of Nature. 1940-1941: Varsity Soccer Squadg Varsity Hasketba11 Squadg flcadem,ia1'1, Boardg Var- sity Trackg First Prize, Oration Contestg Class Day Speakerg Mohawk. CROFT HOUSIi PRIQPARING FOR YALE RAYMOND FREDERICK HUNT, IR. 'Ray' Mike Entered Shady Side 1936 Born Gctober 3, 1923 120 Hemlock Street Mt. Lebanon, Pa. -Colton. ROBE'l2'F HUM1sirON HUAIE B ob Entered Shady Side 1940 Born September 18, 1922 200 West College Street Canonsburg, Pa. Of excellent dumb discourse. -Shakespeare. 1939-1940: Varsity Soccer Squadg Varsity Track Squadg St. Andrews Societyg Forumg Honor Rollg News Boardg Mohawk. 1940-1941: Varsity Soccerg Manager, Varsity Trackg News Boardg Honor Rollg Cum Laude Societyg Mohawk. IZLLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING FOR YALE Patience and genzfleness is power. -Leigh Hunt. 1939-1940: St. Andrews Society, Co-Captain. Varsity Golf, Wiiiiier of Inter-Scholastic Golf Tournament, Mohawk. 1940-1941: Varsity Football, Captain, Varsity Golf, President, Morewood House g Student Council, Sargon Society, Secretary, S.B.C. Club, Spring Term, Mohawk. NIOREXVOOD HOUSE PRIQI-ARING FOR V IRGINIA ALEXANDER PATTON ,IANSSEN ilpatll Entered Shady Side 1929 Born Iuly 12, 1923 R.F.D. No. 3. Charlottesville, Va. james EDWARD ,IOPSON Jim Entered Shady Side 1940 Born March 20, 1921 1133 Packer Street XfVi1liamsport, Pa. Every man is as Goa' made him, cmd often cz great rica! worse, -Cer-vantes. 19-10-1941: Varsity Soccer Squad, Varsity Track Squad, Mohawk, CROFT HOUSE PREPARING FOR NrICHOLS COLLEGE To keep the muscles 1'1fCIfiI'l6'0l. -Lowell. 1939-1940: fArnoldj Varsity Footballg Cast of The Private Secretary g Arnold UA Club. 1940-1941 : Varsity Football Squadg lntrainural Athletic Couneilg A Cappella Glee Clubg Glee Clubg Mohawk. DAY STUDILNT PRIQPARING FOR DUKE -lor-IN STEVIQNSON I-ANA1-IAN fade Entered Shadv Side 1940 Born June 13, 1922 127 Elysian Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. JA M125 LA wr I-I ER Jim Entered Shady Side 1940 Born july 15, 1923 S04 Wfest Fairmount Avenue State College, Pa. Beauty is j70'ZUC7'j Cl smile is it'.s sw0m'. -Charles Reade. 1940-1941: Varsity Footballg Varsity Basket- hallg Varsity Tennisg S.B.C. Clulm. BQOREXYOOD Hotfsrz PRIZPAIUNCQ FOR PENN S'l'ATI:I I am cz man 1940-1941 : h aw lc. ROBERT F151-IER LICHTENST UL Au-Bob!! Entered Shady Side 1940 Born March 9, 1923 1515 Vahnont Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Thy modesty? cz candle to thy mwfizf. -Henry Fieldin 1940-1941: Varsity Footballg Varsity Basket- ballg Varsity Trackg Honor Ro11g Mohawk. 12LLswoR'rH HOUSE Pmfztuxulxcz F011 CORNELL U' U. whom Fartmzc Izaflz cruelly scravtclzed. -Shakespeare. G1ee Cluhg N'ews,' Fencing 5 Mo- DAY STUDENT PREPARING 1101: CORNELL IQENNETH VVILLIAM LONGNECKER Kenny . Entered Shady Side 1940 Born October 16, 1922 926 East 30th Street Erie, Pa. 'To nz H1l'f!.l'C, Oli, this pe1'1ziri0u.r vice of gaming! -Moore. 1939-1940: Varsity Soccerg Varsity Trackg Sargou Societyg Gargoyle Club, Cast of Bachelor Bornug Seven Arts Clubg Coin- mencement Dance Committeeg A Cappella Glee Clubg Glee Clubg Blackfoot. 1940-1941: Varsity Soccer Squadg Treasurer, Gargoyle Clubg News Boardg A Cappella Glee Clubg Glee Clubg Sargon Societyg Var- sity Trackg Blackfoot. Dfw STUDENT PREPARING FOR PRINCETON CHARLES ALISEIII' MCFEELY, JR. f'Chucle Aflac Entered Shady Side 1937 Born September 25, 1923 523 Roslyn Place Pittsburgh, Pa. T1-Tomas BROWN McIN'rIR12, IR. I Entered Shady Side 1937 Born December 4, 1924 350 South Atlantic Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. I speiaik in cz m0n.st1'0u.9 little voice. -Shakespeare. 1 1939-1940: Varsity Soccer Squadg Seven Arts Clubg Varsity Track Squadg Glee Clubg Honor Rollg Blackfoot. 1 1940-1941: Varsity Soccer Squadg Seven Arts Clubg Honor Rollg Cum Laude Societyg Blackfoot. DAY STUDENT PRERARING FOR VV1zsTM1NsT1f:R lfV01'a'.9 are the wings of actions. -Lavater. 1939-1940: Forumg Varsity Footballg Varsity Basketballg Varsity Baseballg S.B.C. Club' Blackfoot. 1 1940-1941: Varsity Soccer 5 CO-Captain, Var- sity Basketballg Varsity Baseballg President Blackfeetg Vice-President, Croft Houseg Vice-President, S.B.C. Club, Spring Term' Sargon Societyg V ice-President, Forum Fall Term. J J 1 CROFT HOUSE PREPARING FOR LEHIOH S'rUAR'1r RIDGWAY Mc1N'rYR1a Tm Moose Entered Shady Side 1939 Born May 12, 1923 355 Second Street Beaver. Pa. IQING HARRISON NICLALTIQIN, JR 'Ki1'Lg Dude' Entered Shady Side 1940 Born November 8, 1922 427 Catherine Street Duquesne, Pa. Pitcliers haw ears. 4 -Shakespeare. 1940-1941: junior Varsity Footballg Varsity Baseball Squadg Blackfoot. NIOREVVOOD HOUSE PREPARINC. FOR LEHIGH I rise with the lark. -Anonyniou s. 1939-1940: U-Xrnolclj Varsity Bzxseballg Varsity Footballg A Club. 1940-1941: Student Councilg Varsity Football Squad 5 Varsity Baseball Squad 5 A Cappella Glee Clubg Glee Clubg Blackfoot. DAY STUDAQNT Piuaiuxlzixcs iifoie FRANKLIN AND MARSI-MLL Ion N EROXVNING ZWIARBURGER John Marky Don Juan Entered Shady Side 1940 5904 Beacon Street Pittsburgh, Pa. DAVID SAMUEL 1VlA1:sIIALL Davc ' HSfL07'1'j'U Entered Shady Side 1940 .Born April 8, 1922 1002 Oregon Avenue '112ll'C1l111lT1, Pa. The gracious dew of pulpit clocjuwzfcc. -Pope. 1940-1941: Treasurer, Sixth Form: Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball: Blackfoot: Honor Roll. Moruswoon House PRICPARING you PRINCETON Blackfoot. SAIXIUEL SVVAN 114ARSHALL, 111 Sam 'fSamb0 Entered Shady Side 1940 Born November 22, 1923 1325 Malvern Street Pittsburgh F: fm saddest when I sing. -Browning. 1939-1940: Varsity Soccerg A Cappella Glee Clubg Glee Clubg Seven Arts Clubg Honor Rollg Blackfoot. 1940-1941: Varsity Soccerg Section Leader, A Cappella Glee Clubg Glee Clubg Secre- tary-Treasurer, Library Committeeg Seven Arts Clubg Blackfoot. DAY STUDENT PREPARING F011 AMHERST W'hen you see fair hair, be pitiful. -Eliot. 1940-1941: Varsity Golf Squadg Honor Rollg DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR YALE VVILLIAM EVANS MILLPIR In Bill 'Ullzllze Entered Shady Side 1929 Born May 8, 1923 614 Pitcairn Place Pittslntirgli, Pa. Drivftk, pretty C7't?G'f'LH'6, d1'iifLk! -VVordsworth. 1939-l.940: Varsity Track Squadg Commence- ment Dance Coinmitteeg Blackfoot. 1940-1941 : Varsity Soccer Squadg Golfg Black- foot. DAY STUDENT PREPARING rou PRINCETON Ronizm' VV1-1101-IAM MORTON ll'f01'1f Kurt Entered Shady Side 1938 Born September 7, 1923 4737 Bayard Street Pittsburgh, Pa. ROBERT NIILLIGAN Bob Entered Shady Side 1936 Born February 18, 1922 5718 Elgin Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. The fashion. wears out more afnparel zfhcm the mam. -Shakespeare. 1939-1940: Manager, Varsity Footballg Man- ager, Varsity Basketballg Assistant Man- ager, Varsity Baseballg Vice-President, Radio Clubg Glee Clubg Harvard Club English Prizeg Mohawk. 1940-1941: Manager, Varsity Footballg Man- ager, Varsity Basketball g Manager, Varsity Baseballg President, Radio Clubg Chairman, Library Coinniitteeg Vice-President, Forum, Spring Ternig A Cappella Glee Clubg Glee Clubg St. Andrews Societyg Mohawk. CROJPT House PIQEPARING FOR BUCKNELI. Fm almost frightened out of my .retxcn semcs. -Cervantes. . 1940-1941: junior Varsity Footballg Varsity Basketball Squadg Varsity Tennis Squadg A Cappella Glee Clubg Glee Clubg Orches- trag Saxaphone Quartet: Mohawk. DAY S'l'UDIiN'l' 1JRIEl'ARlNG FOR FRANKLIN AND MARSI-mln. W1tLL1A M HARRY NATHAN MBU! Entered Shady Side 1940 Born September 17, 1921 6360 Monitor Street Pittsburgh, Pa. JIMMIE BRUCE PATERSON Jim Patty Entered Shady Side 1934 Born December 6, 1921 111 The Maples Fox Chapel, Pa. I came, I saw, I conquered. 1 -Caesar. 1939-1940: President, Ellsworth Houseg Stu- dent Councilg Sargon Soeietyg S.l'3.C. Cluhg Varsity Footballg Varsity liasehallg Mo- hawk. 1940-1941: Co-Captain, Varsity Footballg Sar- gon Societyg S.B.C. Clubg Varsity Baseballg M oh aw k. ELLSNVORTH House PRIEPARING F011 PURDU13 If is always good when cz IJHIVWL has two irons in Ihe -Beaumont. 1939-1940: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity llaseball Squad: Forum: St. Andrews So- ciety: President, Seven Arts Club: Gargoyle Club: Cast of l3atchelor Born : A Cap- pella Glee Club: Glee Club: Commencement Dance Committee: Radio Club: Blackfoot. 1940-1941: Varsitv Soccer: President, Seven Arts Club: Secretary-Treasurer, Forum: St. Andrew's: Editor, S Handbook: Trea- surer, Gargoyle Club: Business Manager, ,-lcczd011zfia1'1.,' News Board: Publicity Man- ager and Section Leader, A Cappella Glee Club: Glee Club: Second Prize, Oration Contest: Class Day Speaker: Radio Club: Blackfoot. Clzoifr HOUSE W ALTER COACH MAN PRICE l-IRIZPARING roi: PENN STATE HPWCZSW Entered Shady Side 1934 Born August 28, 1923 5541 Forbes Street Pittsburgh, Pa. CiliORGli Srewam' QLTAY, II George Entered Shady Side 1935 Horn September 5, 1922 1320 Second Street Beaver, Pa. I saw and loved. l -Gibbon. 1939-1940: Forum: St. Andrews Society: Ath- letic Council: Varsity Football: Captain, Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball: Sar- gon Society: Secretary, Mohawks: Intra- mural Athletic Council: Honor Roll. 1940-1941: President, Croft House: Varsity Football: Co-Captain, Varsity Basketball: Captain, Varsity Baseball: Vice-President, Student Council: Vice-President, Athletic Council 3 Vice-President, Sargon Society: St. Andrews Society: Mohawk. CROFT HOUSE PREPA1e'rNG Foil PRINCETON l . I zvtslt I loved the hzmzatz race. -Raleigh. 1940-1941: Varsity Football Squad 5 Varsity Track Squaclg Forumg Seven Arts Clubg Blackfoot. CRoF'r HoUsE PR12PA1z1Nc Fon UNIV1iRSI'IY or PENNSYLVANIA S'r1zv1zN ASILILEX' REUTER Steve Ash Entered Shady Side 1940 Born january 9, 1923 437 Maple Lane Sewickley, Pa. CARL IQOEMER Dutch Entered Shady Side 1937 Born July 26, 1923 Glenn Avenue Glenshaw, Pa. The still small voice of gratitude. -Gray. 1939-1940: Varsity Footballg Varsity Wrestlirrg Squadg Varsity Trackg S.B.C. Clubg Mem- ber of Mohawk Councilg Secretary, Ells- worth House. 1940-1941: Varsity Footballg Varsity Traekg Sargon Soeietyg President, Mohawk Ath- letic Council g A Cappella Glee Club 3 Treas- urer, S.B.C. Club, Spring Term. 1?.LLSNVOR'l'H HOUSE PREPARINCQ F011 ALLEGHENY . . l The bccmfzful atM'czcz's the bcauhful. -Leigh Hunt. 1939-1940: Varsity Football Squadg Varsity Track Squadg A Cappella Glee Clubg Glee Clubg Mohawk. 1940-1941: Varsity Footballg Varsity Tennis Squadg Business Manager, A Cappella Glee Clulng Glee Clubg Mohawk. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR PRINCETON ALVIN ROGAL Rogue Entered Shady Side 1935 Born February 25, 1923 5506 Northumberland Street Pittsburgh, Pa. JAMES CHARLES IQUCKER im Rusk Entered Shady Side 1939 Born August 21, 1922 212 Clinton Street Greenville, Pa. HZ not budge an inch. -Shakespeare. 1939-1940: Sargon Societyg S.B.C. Clubg Var- sity Football 3 Varsity VVrest1ingg Varsity Trackg Honor Roll g Chairman, I11t1'21111L11'31 Athletic Councilg Blackfoot. 1940-1941: Varsity Footballg Varsity T1'21C1ij Captain, Varsity 'Wrestlingg President, Ells- worth Houseg Secretary, Student Councilg Secretary, Sargon Societyg S.B.C. Clubg Library Connnitteeg Blackfoot. IELLSXVORTH I'IOUSE PREPARING FOR CORNELL Yet eat in dreams, the- C'LLSl'CI7'd of the day. -Pope. 1939-1940: Varsity Footballg Varsity Track 5 Sargou Societyg Intramural W1'estlix1gg Mohawk. 1940-1941: Varsity Eoothallg Varsity Trackg Sargon Society 5 Intramural VVrestlingg Mo- hawk. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR IJNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA VVALTER ALEXANDER Sco'r'r, IR. Bud SCOfty Entered Shady Side 1937 Born january 20, 1922 S637 Elgin Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. XAIILLIAM GEORCIIE SMITH Bill Smitty Entered Shady Side 1929 Born September 19, 1922 I-lotel Bethlehem Bethlehem, Pa. Like a patient etlzeriscd upon a table. -Eliot. 1939-1940: Lightweight Soccerg Forumg Seven Arts Clubg St. Andrews Societyg Gargoyle Clubg Blackfoot. 1940-1941: Secretary-Treasurer, Morewood 1-louseg Secretary-Treasurer, Seven Arts Cluhg Gargoyle Clubg News Boardg St. Andrews Societyg Varsity Soccer Squadg Morewood 1-louse Dance Comrnitteeg Mo- hawk. 1flORENYOOD HOUSE 19RicPARiNc: FOR CORNELL J Hold their noses to the grindstonc. 1940-1941: Photography Clubg Golf 3 Mohawk. DAY STUDENT PREPARING :FOR CORN GEORGE MCKEE STEVVART George !'Ste'w Entered Shady Side 1938 Born February 27, 1923 St. James Place Fox Chapel, Pa. -Heywood. ELL A LLEN IZVARTS SOM ERS n'AZv Entered Shady Side 1940 Born June 2, 1922 VValdhei1n Road, Fox Chapel Pittsburgh, Pa. Lofdy, lady, better run! -Dorothy Parker. J 1939-1940: Varsity Soccerg Sargon Society Seven Arts Clubg Varsity Baseballg A Cap pella Glee Clubg Glee Clubg Varsity Vlfrest ling Squadg Mohawk Athletic Councrl. 1940-1941: Varsity Soccerg Sargon Society, Varsity Baseballg Section Leader, A Cap- pella Glee Clubg Glee Cluhg Mohawk Ath letic Council. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR DARTMOUTH I bear a charmed life. -Shakespeare. 1939-1940: Lightweight Soecerg Seven Arts Clubg S.13.C. Clubg Gargoyle C1ubg Black- foot. 1940-1941: Varsity Soceerg Seven Arts Clubg S.B.C. Clubg Property Manager, GargOy1e C1ubg Business Manager, N awry Blackfoot. IELLSNVORTH HOUSE PREPARING FOR VVILLIANIS JOHN C11ARL1cs SUCCOP T Cf' H.g'lfLC'iCU Entered Shady Side 1929 Born September 29, 1923 3030 Castleman Street Pittsburgh, Pa. josrzm-I E1.LrO'r'r SWARTZ IKE!!! Entered Shady Side 1940 Born December 28, 1923 6410 Forward Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. I nm, cz, very lrzmzble person. -Dickens. 1940-1941 1 Varsity Tennis Squzrdg 1V1Ohz1wk. DAY STUDENT PREPARINO FOR CORNELL The f7'l'lH1I,f7ll of hope over c.rpcr'icm'v. -llolmson. 1939-19-10: Lightweight Footballg Seven Arts Clubg Varsity Track Squadg Blackfoot. 1940-1941: A Cappella G-lee Clulug Glee Clubg Library Committeeg Varsity Soccer Squadg Varsity Track Squadg Blaelcfoot. DAY S'1'UD12N'1' PRICPARING POR Co1zN1c1-L y JA M las Ili XVETT T URN ma, H1 Hfllllh Tuck Entered Shady Side 1939 Born September 21, 1923 1311 Demiistou Avenue Pittsluurgh, Pa. JAM 125 WILEY VVARD, JR. fini Entered Shady Side 1938 Born 1VIareh 19, 1922 5555 Hobart Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Little dew-drojls of celestial melody. -Carlyle. 1939-1940: Varsity Footballg A Cappella Glee Clubg Varsity Golf Squadg Mohawk. 1940-1941: Student Leader, A Cappella Glee Cluhg Glee Cluhg flcadczzzian Boardg Man- ager, Varsity W1'estli11gg Forumg St. An- drews Societyg Varsity Golf Squadg Mo- hawk. CROFT House PRIEPARING FOR XNCILLIABTS l YUM!! find m'1'01iglz., Sir, but yoifll find us ready. X -Dickens. 1940-1941: Varsity Football Squadg Varsity Track Squadg Blackfoot. DAY STUDENT PMQPARING POR CORNELL GEORGE LAUMAN W1ss'1', JR. DVesty Entered Shady Side 1940 Born january 26, 1923 925 Wellesley Road Pittsburgh, Pa. VVILLIAM VVHIGHAM, III ' .QBNZJJ rrwlzig Entered Shady Side 1938 Born September 19, 1923 1534 Denniston Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. The grcatcsi jnlcclszwe of life is love. -Sir W. Teniple. 1939-1940: Varsity Football Squadg Varsity Basketball Squadg Varsity Track Squadg A Cappella Glee Clubg Glee Clubg Seven Arts Clubg f1CC1d6I77-1011 Boardg Honor Rollg Blackfootg S.B.C. Club. 1940-1941: Student Councilg Section Leader, A Cappella Crlee Clubg Glee Clubg Editor- in-Chief, Acadczi-'1.ia1'L,' Treasurer, S.B.C. Club, Fall Ternig Varsity Basketball Squadg Varsity Tennis Squadg Honor Roll 5 Black- footg Sargon Society. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR LEHIGH Going as if he trod upon eggs. 1940-1941 : Varsity Soccerg Varsity Basketballg Varsity Baseball Squadg Blackfoot. Moizewoon HOUSE PREPARING Fon PENN STATE GEORGE DE WITTE Wrciq, JR. George Wickie Entered Shady Side 1930 Born February 7 , 1924 4754 Walliligford Street P11tSlJLl1'g'l1, Pa. -Burton. LA URENCE lvlixksi,-I W1-111'E HLCZ7'1'j'U .S'f1'efcIz Entered Shady Side 1940 Born November 19, 1922 511 East Prospect Avenue State College, Pa. Courage is fire, and bullying is smoke. -Beaconsfreld. 1939-1941: Seven Arts Clubg fflcaciemiau Boardg Sykora Prize 5 A Cappella Glee Clubg Glee Clubg Varsity Baseballg Gargoyle Club, Cast of Bachelor Born g Blackfoot. 1940-1941 : flcademiaii Boardg A Cappella Glee Clubg Glee Clubg Varsity Baseballg Vice- President, Gargoyle Clubg N ews Boardg Manager, Varsity Soccerg Library Commit- teeg Oration Contestg Blackfoot. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR PRINCETON xii 2 .8355 .J .5 Q an .ms :sw .ms mx- an X as ss an ss 27 ss - ea U DERGRADUATE '6 6 'ijQ,6s,Q?:':-Li' r' -5-H: bf?-9 Q , I -gg Y'-W. --'Zi' -A . N? 6 'digg' g,. - . ,, 1- Mfg. in ff'! 'i ,fi - ff 1 A-iv-gag 2 . , Z ! 'C' 'W' ,.p , 4 -, -+9 f- sf-A . 3 I ig- 4 Q i ' XX xx , ' ff, ' i .Q MQ M X ' ' fl ,. . . ' '12 'lx M I f .17 X ,. X55 5 X ,J 43 f ? ' X 02241 3 1 Lx e samwarwwa JS-2s,,c, s, F. H We H Hia. sis this wi. Mile me E .ll me fits new wif m an f flaws .Exif F tfth Form OFFICERS ' VVILLIAM PENDLETON HACIINEY ....... ........ . President PAUL B. STIEELE, JR. ............ .... V ice-President FRANCIS BRYAN BLACK ........ ....... S ecretary S'1'UAR'r JORDAN SXVENSSON, IR. ........ ..... T 1'easm-er MEMBERS Charles VV'illiam Adams Dale Logan Armstrong Richard Earl Beach David Paterson Bennett, jr Francis Bryan Black Herbert Blumenfeld David Simon Broido Edward Boaz Burke William Scott Burke Charles Edwin Campbell, Ir. William Carpenter Edward Crump, IH john Phillips Davis, jr. Walter Alfred Dearth, VVillis Frederick Doney, jr. Lester Addison Dunmire Ross Tennyson Einstein Clyde Franklin Farmer, Ir. John Philip Flippen Robert Hale Freidman George Hogg Gilmore William Pendleton Hackney Robert Dunlap Hazlett john Taylor Henderson Robert Earl Henderson William Matthew Henderson William Young Humphreys, Ir jess Morrow Johns Wallace joseph Kappel Alan Miller Kaufmann james Arden Kommer john Erickson Lamond William Jacob Lappe, Ir. Stanley Robert Mates John Donald Mattern, Jr. Robert Franklin Mehl james Howard Miller Iohn Morrison Robert Munn james Agnew McDonald ji. D. McGinnis Henry Lockwood McGrath, Ir. Archibald Donald McGregor Frederick Davis McWilliams Gerald Griffin G'Brie1'1, HI William Dunlap Pettit John Rea Alexander Preston Reed, Jr. James Edward Reetz Emory Louis Replogle Robert H. Sabel Arthur Boyer Schoen Charles Hervey Sherts Richard Cameron South Paul B. Steele, Ir. Andrew Macdonald Stiles Stuart Jordan Swensson, Ir. James Herpers Van Ackeren Russell Fields Walter Richard Allen Weil Samuel Brainard VVest, Tr. Franklyn McClure Williams Norman Frederick Williams Fourth Form OFFICERS IQICI-IARD DEXTER BAKER, JR. .....,... ........... P resident ANDREW L1z1'rcH ROXN'AN .... .......... V ice-Presidem' ALAN Hrrcrrcocrc EDWARDS. . . . .... Secretary-Treasmfv' MEMBERS Eugene Edmond Ayres, HI Donald Morris Baer Charles William Baird, Jr. Richard Dexter Baker, Jr. Burnett Graham Bartley, Jr Lee David Beatty Thomas Hartin Boyd, H William Aiken Bradshaw, J James Junkin Buchanan Donald Homer Burry Frank James Burry, Jr. John Leader Chislett Joseph Hobart Chivers, Jr. Donald Andrew Coleman Robert Nicola Danforth Richard Ryerson Decker John Coleman DeWees, Jr. Alan Hitchcock Edwards Josiah Remer Eisaman, HI 1'. Robert James Andrew Fair, Jr. William Hoopes Fitler Frank Richard Graham Joseph Scott Gregorius, Jr. Thomas Alexander Greulich William Whitaker Griifen John Robert Henninger Henry Kenwood Holmes, Jr. James Palmer-Jacob Mark Sherman James, Jr. William Jacob Jasper George Edward Klingelhofer John Parker Knable, H Albert Chamberlain Kuentz Alan Sol Landay Jolm Wickersham Lind Eugene Joel Loeb David Mitchell Manley Henry Fernandis Munnikhuysen Edward Joseph McCague, Jr. VVilliam Sheldon McKelvy Edwin Andrew Olson Edmond Wainwright Ridall Ira Rosenbaum, Jr. Andrew Leitch Rowan Alexander Holley Rudd, H Hugh MacBurney Scott Porter Scott Williarn Miles Sherts Vlfilliam McConway Siebert Wesley John Simon John Garnett Starr, Jr. Jay Griffith Stephens, Jr. Lester Lawrence Swaney Robert William Swinston Thomas Chalmers Darsie Thomson Charles Sanford Tippetts, Jr. James Francis Toole Michael Griswold Turner Edgar Earl Weill, Jr. Biddle Arthurs Whigham Walter Hoelling Vlfiewel, Jr. John Henderson Richards, Jr. Stanton Monroe Williams Charles Love Ridall, Jr. . K f12 'i Third Form OFFICERS CARTER SMITH ................ ....... ......... I J resident Fiusnisiucli VVILLIABI WILLEY, JR.. . . ....... Vice-Presideiizt PASQUALI5 NAVARRO .................. .... S ec1'eta1'y-Tafeasiivw' MEMBERS Frederick Wildes Adames, jr. John Stokes Adams, III Clyde Wilsoil Armstrong Joseph C-ray Armstrong, HI Frank Raymond Bailey, Ir. John Leiper Ballantyne Williairi Greason Birmingham VV alter john Blenlco, Jr. Robert Paul Blume James Murray Egan Williani Morris Eurey, H Samuel Taylor Gilmore Ray Harrison, Lewis VVenn1an Hicks, III Robert Edgar Hirsh George L. Hoffmann, John Harrison Hubbard Donald Allan Hunt Williaiii Cary jones George Seavey Keil Thomas McCance Mahon, Jr. Byron Wallace Moore John Stewart Murray, Jr. Willis McCook McCague john Robinson McCune, V Pat Navarro C Hermon Griffin Nimiclc Berri Groves Powers John Hanson Ridall john Stephen Ridinger, Ir. Williailr Wellciii Sauers Eugene Seder john Rothrock Sieber Edward Henkel Sipe Carter Smith David John Smith David Steele Robert Charles Sunstein Richard Tennant Raymond Louis VVehng Donald Ferris Wllite james Edward Moresby Wlnite Frederick VVilliam Willey, Ir. Edward joseph Morris, IH john Knowles Vlfoodwell, Ir. Second Form HUGH lVlC1QliNNA LYNCH ....... T1f1l5oDo1:r: Ro I-rural: LEAMAN, JR.. . . . -TACK HARRrNc'roN DWYER ....... . james Shirley Austin, Ir. james Harold Autenreith, Ir. Harry john Bechman, jr. Peter Heyliger Blair Williain Wallace Booth, jr. Hamilton Busser Bowman blames Morton Callahan, Samuel Brown Casey, lr. Blair Childs, Jr. George Spencer Cooper, -Tr. George Newell Crawford, IH Ross Houston Dalzell .lack Harrington Dwyer Thomas Philips Eddy Frederic VVilson Fisher, lr. VVillian'1 Weatherby Flick Kenneth Adelman Gardner Bruce Glick Dawson Callery Heron G. Elkins Knable, Ir. James Thoburn Knox Theodore Rohrer Leaman, lr. Artemas Cameron Leslie, lr. .. . . . . . . . . .President . . . . . . . . .l7iccfPresident . . . . . . .Secretary-Trcasurev' John Edgar Lohstoeter, jr. Hugh McKenna Lynch James lngraham Marsh, lr. Henry Mclildowney Matthews George Wildin Mattox Richard Dustin Mercer Charles Noble Mitchell Charles William lldoore Mead Mulvihill James Burns McClenients Robert Boyd McKee, HI Williani Sherman McKinney Bernard Charles Sabel Bertram john William Sayles, jr Roger Allen Simon Edward Lawrence Solomon, Ir. George Van Buskirk james P. Waddell Geoffrey Ransom Walter A. Leo Weil, H John Hastings West jonathan Frank Whetzel Roger North Wiewel Robert Coyle Woodward The 1941 Student Council OFFICERS ROBERT C. Gow ..... ........... ....... P r esidevit GEORGE S. QUAY, II .... ........ I7 ice-President IAIWES C. RUCKER ............ .... . Secretary-Treas-iirer MEMBERS IQOBERT C. Gow ...... A. PATTON JANSSEN . . . JAMES C. RUCIQER .... GEORGE S. QUAY, H .... I. LOGAN BAILEY ...... RICI-IARD MCC. HAXNVICINS VVILLIAM P. HACICNEY . . PAUL B. STEELE, IR. .. VVILLIAM CARPENTER . . . JOHN MARBUIQGER ....... WILLIAM WHIGHAM, III . . . . . . . . .President of Sixth Form and School President of Morewood House President of Ellsworth House . . . .President of Croft House ...Sixth Form Represcrzttaftive ..Si:rth Form Represeiitative . . . . .President of the Fifth Form ..Fifth Form Refzreseiztatizfe ..Fifth Form Represeizfative . .Day Student Represcritatiwe .Day Student Representative The Undergraduates Although the members of the sixth form make up the greater part of the athletic teams and participate more fully in the various clubs and organizations of the school, the undergraduates assist the seniors in practically all of their ac- tivities. The undergraduates compose a minor part of all the campus groups, but from this minority the future leaders of the clubs are chosen. The importance of the H11I'1ClC1'gI'2lClSH is recognized by the school not only in the academic pro- gram but also in the governing body. In addition to the class officers of every form, certain members of the fifth form are elected to serve on the student council. VVilliam Hackney, Patil Steele, and Williarn Carpenter are the members serving on this year's student council. The members of the fifth form also traditionally sponsor the annual Commencement Dance. The Commencement Dance is the largest of the school dances and is given in honor of the seniors. Last yearls orchestra for the Commencement Dance was Herby Kay. A committee, headed by Bill Connelly and Bob Gow, chose this orchestra for the 1940 dance. Walter' Price lead the decoration of the gymnasium. Each member of the fifth form contributes a sum of money to guarantee the cost of the dance. This year's committee of four, Bill Hackney, Patil Steele, Bud McGrath, and Stu Swensson, have chosen johnny Messner. The preparations for this year's dance were carried out similarly to those of last year's. The younger boys who make up the non-varsity teams, are being trained for the future positions on the varsity. These lower formers support the varsity Whole-heartedly, and by their admiration, become the morale of the teams. The members of the lower forms who are not old enough to join the A Cappella choir become members of the Glee Club. 'The Glee Club trains the boys for their future membership in the A Cappella choir, because it is from this group that the candidates are chosen. The enthusiastic support of the undergraduates prevails in all the organizations so that when those boys become seniors they are thoroughly capable of fulfilling their position in the school. , ,,,. Y it --,, - -E Txx - mx Z xx -- --x 1' .-aT 1, Dx FW, kg E .. xg- xx Z E Us E gms B E H I gms xx :xx xx' I xx? 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P resident S'rU.xR'r Rmcsway ElCliNTYRE .. ........ Vice-President Jo1'1N HARRY BRINDLIE ..... ..... . S'cc1'eim'y-T1'easu1'er MR. GLENN LESLIE JoN1is ............ ...... P louse Master MEMBERS Joseph Gray Armstrong, IH Richard Foster Bartlett John Harry Brindle Donald Homer Burry Frank James Burry James Morton Callahan, Jr. George N. Crawford, H1 Alan Hitchcock Edwards William Hoopes Fitler Charles Robert Hanna George Hanson Robert Earl Henderson John Robert Henninger Henry Ross Hu1ne, Jr. Robert Humiston Hume James Palmer Jacob James Edward Jopson Wallace Joseph Kappel James Arden Kommer John Erickson Lamond Eugene Joel Loeb John Donald Mattern, Jr. Robert VV high am Morton John R. McCune, V Henry L. McGrath, Jr. Stuart Ridgway Mclntyre VValter Coachman Price George Stewart Quay, HI Steven Ashley Reuter John H. Richards, Jr. Hugh MacBurney Scott David Smith James Wiley NVard, Jr. Edgar Earl Weil, Jr. Jonathan Frank Whetzel Norman F. Williams Morevvood House OFFICERS ALEXANDER PATTON JANSSEN . ........ ...... P resident :RICHARD TRUITT BIAMILTON ....... Vice-President VVILLIAM GEORGE SMITH .... 5'ecrcta1'y-Treasmfef' MR. JOHN PAYSON LANE .... ....... H mise llffaster MEMBERS Charles Edwin Campbell, Jr Joseph Hobart Chivers Edward Crump, IH Willis Frederick Doney, Jr. Oliver Leon Einstein Clyde Franklin Farmer, Jr. Frederick Vlfilson Fisher, John Jacob Fisher John Greve Richard Truitt Hamilton Mark S. James, Jr. Alexander Patton Janssen James Lawther David Samuel Marshall King Harrison McLau.rin, Jr. Arthur Boyer Schoen VVilliam George Smith Richard Tennant Russell Fields XfValter Laurence Marsh VVhite Franklin M cC1u re Williains ,..,. ax 'W 'Jak Q , 43 , i SIX MW ' ' in-2' 1 N WMM N ' E1 H ' . K1 , bfi W ' 3 1 - has W ,mwnmzrl NEIQQQL 1 ,K 1 5,3 Hg I . W, A V mx WN WL Af-H y A if W Nm H mfg ,ww H.. H 1 - R MI xx, 'A 5' AH ' na M : in vp' ,, up H: f-dp M rm r iw V 3 , WM ff- 'wif f'W2c1?s1P Nm dm Nurs W rm . 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OCTOBER 3- Cap Palmer seen pacing his ofHce and tearing his hair outg the answer, a new boy called the gym Palmer's Lyceum. OCTOBER 8- Rucker- asked Mr. Alexander to give the Physics class the .lune Exam at the beginning' of the year so they would know what to study during the rest of the year. OCTOBER 13- Eifth Formers shocked by the way Mr. Barnes casually refers to them as descendants of apes and baboons. OCTOBER Zl- Saw a good movie todayg Two-gun Pete and a Bucket of Blood, or Clip- Day on Burryf' OCTOBER 28- Fatimas give the soccer team the necessary life as the Indians defeat VVestern Reserve. OCTOBER 30- Quasimodo Schoen seen chasing several of the maste-r's children with his famous monkey face. NOVEMBER 3- Academian pictures scheduled for todayg you're right, three feet of snow. NOVEMBER 9- Indians defeat Nichols in soccer, and win in football by a forfeit for undis- puted championships in both sports. NOVEMBER 16- Carl Roemer Crushing in to see the barber after D.S.j : How soon can you give me a shave P Barber tlooking at himj : Tn about three years. NOVEMBER 21- Bob Gow: Eps, we just ran out of gas. Eps: Don't be silly, Bohg pull into that shady lane. It's too conspicuous here. NOVEMBER 26- Ray Hunt is afraid to go home for Thanksgiving Vacation. His average was only 92.729 last marking period. DAY BY DAY -Continued DECEMBER 3- M ac Einstein in Leboe's Service Stationg Check the gas and hll it with oil. DECEMBER 10- Rowe Hall rocked hy a terrifiic explosiong it's not the Fifth Column, but Mr. Lane,s chemistry students making hydrogen. DECEMBER 16- New speed records set between S.S.A. and Aspinwall as the school leaves en masse for Christmas Vacation. JANUARY 5- Happy New Year or something. A very tired student body returns after a very Merry Christmas. JANUARY 11- Doc. Johnson: I admire Keats. Swensson fsleepilyj : K'It sure is a pleasure to know a person vot likes chil- dren. JANUARY 18- National holiday declared as Milligan appears in the Gym for the first time this year. JANUARY 21- ???Sfk'4i UQKS-Mid-Year Exams.J JANUARY 28- Barber Qnearly finished cutting Mr. Craig's hail-J: Wli:1t will you have, sir? Mr. Craig Cnot paying much attentionJ: Fm in a hurry, so make mine a short beer. FEBRUARY 1- Emery Replogle's Ovaltine Tigers defeat the Doney Straight Shooters as the volleyball season gets under way. FEBRUARY 19- P G 1:fA ' I u l'l enn ll cn, as ie guec s eeply at one of Fittsburglfs less attractive girls, She looks like 1 feel!! FEBRUARY 21- Mr. Howard's hot-dog firm virtually declared 77BB when Charlie Atlas Adams asked for government inspected beef. FEBRUARY 24- Cap was forcedyto dispense with his tiring game of volleyball when he saw Bill Smith, Roland Harrison, and Ted Bennett entering the gym. FEBRUARY 28- Dick Hawkins: 4'VVhat do you get when you put a canary in a meat grinder? Johnny Marburger: Tell me, hy all means tell mel! Dick Hawkins: Shredded Tweet. MARCH 1- Local dramatic club does a Fine job on 'lEngaged. ' ' I ff Iv . fi?-Q I: X fx- ' , V X if Q' 5 of f 0309 0 24 gm f X2 R if f ,, 1 W : K QD Av fgflk W V Q f XV :mm. . is W V, W C ,Q 5 zzz IMUST as Y 5? Q x X ,,,' , Y, X X' -Q. X' :L 5 W Y' ? xy N, DAY BY DAY-Continued MARCH 3- Finally sent old clothing to Saint Andrew,sg got it back with a new pair of shoes and some foodstamps. MARCH 5- Traffic jam at the cafeteriag joe Hetherington, remembering his diet, insists that all fat be taken from his tenth liverpudding sandwich. MARCH 7- Ed Rurke fell over an extra blade of grass. lNhen he was asked if he was hurt he exclaimed woefully, 'lOh that's all rightg I fall down all the time. MARCH 8- Bud McGrath 1 4'l't's not that l have to come out to-day, it's just that they don't understand me. MARCH 10- ' Mr. Craig and Schoen end another argument with Mr. Craig exclaiming: Oh, Shun 'zu MARCH 12- Mr. Mead, as he linishes marking a rather poor theme, lt will be a shame if something doesn't happen to him. M ARCH 14- Vacation? Vacation ! ! MARCH 17- A Cappella is well on its way. MARCH 19- Rose at 7:30, two laps around the bed, one aspirin, up at two. MARCH 21- Cot up at respectable hour, didn't have hog biscuit for breakfast fdog there hrstj, orange juice was line, didn't call Olga, Phippsie, Iodine, Bismuth, didn't touch pop Ctired of having Iei Davis endorsed checlcsj went to bed early, boy, was this a dull day! MARCH 23- Iiverybody is in Florida but me!! MARCH 25- College hopefuls stay home to study for exams. MARCH 27- The light of vacation grows fainter. MARCH 29- It's out ! ! MARCH 31- In spring a young man's fancy turns- not for you, brother, back to school. wa 1 E .,,.,- :,: X ' f i Q Q :INN vi 3 A TNR Alma m cw i 00 - I 45 Y MQ 1' L, 0 v.,x.3 !.g', 1622 00 5 X Y f ? J 'Sv 0 .fxfv , .f M N lsilpf ai? ggi , ,Skis QQ X2 'xy' 'Q' 92 5 5 A . 12s, f 2. -TGHESSZ DAY BY DAY-Continued APRIL 1- Mr. Yardley starts English class by proclaiming: Mr, Hitler is a foul indi- vidual. APRIL 2- lst Russian: Comes de Revolution my fatder has a job. Znd Russian: 6:WhC11 your fatder has a job there will be a Revolution. APRIL 5- Art Komer, gasping in the smoke iilled room of Mr. Yardley's: The humility is awful ! li' APRIL 7- Coach Innes and the tennis squad practice on the gym floor between volleyball gamesg wait till the midget auto racing starts. APRIL 9- Buz Vlfilliams and Bob Munn get our nomination for i'Babes in the wood. APRIL 11- Alan Edwards, desiring a different station, retorts with a gleeful smile: 'iTurn the page l APRIL 14- Second Former, excitedly: 'II just swallowed a thumbtack ! Cap: That's o. k., here's a pinf' APRIL 18- Baseballers took Iirst game from Oliver. APRIL 21- Cap: 6'VVhy the condition you're ing how do you expect to get in the army? Why you couldn't pass the physical exam ! Scott: Can you guarantee it? APRIL 23- Summer jobs can be had by all young men over eighteen. Visit our nearest recruiting office. APRIL 25- The under formers take a criminal delight in soaking each other with the latest ZOO shot water gun. APRIL 28- Track team home from Philly capturing honors in the relay. APRIL 30- A Philly hotel manager is looking for two gentlemen who made use of his fire-escape without the presence of Fire. MAY 3- Copy-hoy ! ! To Press ! I Famous Sayings of Infamous Shady Siders l,et's take one around at the hoard . . . All right, l'll mark it again l . . Pencil and paper, please. ........ Now, l don't make a cent on this. . S70-83+ !d WSf? ......... .. Going in town ? ........ . Take a half sheet of paper. . . Are ya Weiss? ........ .. VVho's gotta weed? ............. .. You're teeth ain't clicking for nothing. ........ . ...... ----, and she plays a good h Quiet son, you're smaller than l am. Have good time, huddeef' ........ . Now, up in Oswego -L-- I protest l ....................... and of hridge, too Now, the theory of relativity isi. Can you smoke in here ? ....... Fellow workersll' ................ I'm going to start training tO1TlO1'1'ON'X'.H. . Mark me present. ................ Wluo took my front tires P ......... VVhere were you in make-up period yesterday?'7. . J. Harold Sample . . . .Alfred C. Dickey . . .Glenn I-. jones . . . Cap Palmer . . Anonymous . . . . . . .Milligan . . . . Payson Lane . . . ChuClc,, Camphell ........l33oh Cow . . .-Iolm Suceop . . . . .jim Vxfarcl . . . .R. V. Howard L. Charles Celestin . . . . . . . Tex Greve . . . .Emery Replogle .......E. Burke . . .H. L. McGrath .........Rill Nathan Dick Goldsborough . Chuck MCFeely .. .. .. ...Sam VVest . . . .M. M. Alexander Class Caveman Thinks He Ts .... Class Sissy .... Louclest ..... Quietest ........4. Neatest Appearing .... Best Dressed ...... Class Pacihst ......... .... Drug-Store Cowboy' Athletic Type ..... . Anemia Personilied . . Teacher's Pet ..... The Nosey Kind .... Man About Town .. . Campus Walllloxvei' . . . Campus Cutie ...... Class ldol ................. Horse . . . Miller . . . .Diamond . . .Glasgow . . . .Lawther . . . . .Somers . . . . .Morton .......P1-ice Goldsborough . . . ...... Brinclle . . . .Smith . . . .Roemer . . . .Paterson . . . .McIntyre . . . . . . .West . . . .McFeely .. . .VVhite . . . . .Nathan S.S.A.,s Gift to the VVomen ,,........ Fisher The VVomen's Gift to S.S.A.. . . . Contented Fire-Ball ...... Mental Midget .... Best Dancer . . . Handsomest . . . First Engagecl . . . First Married . . . First Divorced .... Never Married . . . Most Picked-Ou .... VVoman l-later .. Wet Blanket . . . Destiny's Tot .... . . . Nature's Sole Mistake ..... Class Drunk ......... . .O. Einstein .......Wiclq . . . . .Hunt . . . .Gilmore . . . . .Fulton . . . .Wfhigham . . . .Hamilton Bartholomew ......Griffen . . . . .Glick .. . .Stewart . . .Hawkins . . . .Davidson . . .Mclntire . . . .Bailey Elections Soberest .... Class Hick .... Class Mugger,' . . The Timid Soul .... Our Dream Man. .. VVants to Be ...... Class Trouble Maker . Class Bully ......,.. A Pillar of the Church Class Dude .......... Most Alert ...... Most Sex-Appeal .. Boys of Gun Town ......... Modesty's Gff-Spring Class Gloom ...... Peppiest ..... Fastest Driver . . . Slowest Driver . . . Most Seen at Gym .... Best Bowler .... . Best Golfer . . . Class Hermit . . . Slowest Runner ..... . Leaves Campus Most . Most Studious ..... Class Athlete . . . Best Singer .... . Hidden Talent . . . Most Romantic . . . Has Oldest Car ..... Lightest Eater ..... . Tpana Smile of Beauty Best Musician .,..... I-lam Actor .. . . . .Milligan . . . . .Rogal . . . .Quay . . . .Rucker . . . .Reuter . . . . . .Connelly . . .D. Marshall .. . ...Braun . . . .Gow . . . . .Hanson . . . .Marburger ...........Succop .Hume Brothers .......Glosser .......VVard . . . . .McLaurin . . . .Harrison . . . . .Burke . . .Burnett . . . . .Dismukes . . .M. Einstein .......Greve . . . .Hanna . . .Heald . . .Janssen . . . .Iopson . . . .Lanahan . . . .Lichtenstul . . .Longnecker . . .S. Marshall .........Scott . . . .Swartz . . . .Turner . . .Bennett Class Prophecy In the winter of 1960 a large locomotive sat puffing in the Pennsylvania station at Pittsburgh. In the center of a small group of people, huddled together at the door of a pullman car, a big time politician was bidding some travelers bood-by. Bucky Heald, iron-hat of the 5th Warcl, was this black cigar-smoking political boss. As he bade our train farewell we started our sojourn to Hollywood. Wliile on the spacious train we were entertained by the music of Guy Hamilton and his orchestra, featuring, Bill Beat me Daddy Smith and George Bartholomew, with the vocal refrain by, The Songbird of Forbes Streetf' Walter Price. Among those who attempted to dance to the music were such Terpsichoreans as, George VV est, Jim 'W ard, and Alvin Rogal. As our train pulled into Indianapolis we saw Dick Goldsborough and his Hell Drivers , starring Elliott Swartz. Close behind these men of speed was George Wiclt madly attempting to get a picture for The Hawkins Daily Dribble. Also following was Roland Harrison driving his Chrysler hearse. At ou.r next stop, Chicago, we spent the hour between trains in a theater. On the stage the har- monizing of the Canonsburg gruesome twosome, Bob and Ross Hume, was fol- lowed by a presentation of The Russian Ballet, headed by Carl Twinkle Toes Roemer, and .lim HMandrake Lawther. The train then sped forward to Hollywood where we were welcomed by such lilrn stars as, jim Romeo Jopson, King McLaurin, 'lTyrone Tom McIntire, and those swashbuckling heros, Ted Bennett and Allen Clark Gable Somers. Having departed from the station at Hollywood we strolled along Hollywood Boulevard. VV'e soon saw a sign, which blazed Turner's Escort Service , with such notable assistants as, Penn Grifhn, Steve Reuter, Bill Burnett, and Chuck McFee1y. Another sign above this announced, Buddy Braun's Body Builders. In this muscle bound organization were such modern Hercules as Bill Miller, Sam Marshall, and Bill Nathan. ' Our eyes were next attracted to an Austin drawing up to the curb, driven by Stretch', Wliite. Out of this car stepped that great producer and movie magnate, Harry Brindle, Bob Morton, his business manager, and his personal valet, Pete Glick. They all entered the offices of Paterson and Rucker, Interior Decorators. Our party then visited a movie lot where we saw Bob Gow petting his dog, Duchess, all 157 pounds, with a'ten foot pole. A group of movie stars crossed our path headed by the famous Russian director john Boris Charleski Succop. The lot cafeteria was under the direction of the French chef, jim Burke, as we were told by Bob Hanna. As we drew near a movie set our party was horrified by jack Frankinstein Fisher. The victim of his assault was Bud 'tI?.ric Faintheart Scott. We also saw Bob Milligan reading Shakespeare on bended knee while Ray Hunt, clad in a leopard skin, and Pat Janssen listened attentively. When we inquired why almost all the class of '41 were in Hollywood, Kenny Longuecker told us that Logan Bailey, the great archaeologist, had, with the aid of Stu McIntyre, Paul Davidson, and Jack Glasgow, discovered gold, while dig- ging for the remains of an old Indian Toby. These members had together with Bill Connelly, the oil king, opened the movie studio. As we glanced through the Dismukes Timesu on the way to the Hollywood airport, we noticed that F. D. R. 111 had appointed Malcolm Einstein to his cabinet as ambassador to The Bronx. Einstein chose Diamond, Lichtenstul, and Glosser, three famous lawyers, to aid him in this important post. XV e also noticed that Capt. Fulton had sailed around the world in record time. On the sport page, Dave Marshall is still said to be a hold out on the Pirate roster. John 1V1arburger and George Hanson are said to have been appointed members of the Pittsburgh Street Cleaning Association, both receiving honorary positions. The small group of Pittsburghers now boarded an airplane of the Gilmore Line. Our pilot, Bill Vifhigham, guided the plane off the ground safely despite the fears of George Stewart. On the plane returning to VVashington were G-men Ollie Einstein and John Lanahan. They had just captured Baby Sandy, notorious for- eign spy. Our trip ended as we glided through the clear Pittsburgh air to a landing. Class F avorities Beverage .... Magazine. . . Publication. . Orchestra. . . H e ro .... Actress .... .... Song.... Sport .... Animal ......... .Zombi, 1 5 The Crosland Klinker, 65 HEO, 55 Old Man Franz Mountain Tonic, 35 orange juice, 185 don't touch it, 9 .Spicy Detective, 355 Life, 455 Esquire, 535 Readers Digest, 245 Child's Life, 7 Egerian, 34 .Academian, 215 Cap's football lineups, 95 Swiss Propaganda lealiets, 2 ....Glenn Miller, 295 The VVashboard Four, 45 Henry Munnik- hu.ysen's blue foot live, 7 Tyrone Power, 95 The Phanto-om, 125 Hop-a-Long Cassidy, 155 The Burry Boys, 2 Hedy LalV1arr, 555 Joan Bennett, 385 Baby Sandy, 245 Zazu Pitts, 9 Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair, fi 5 The Van Buskirk Hop, 95 Scrub me Mama, 37 .Football, 455 trying to get hymnals from Bill in chapel, 235 Getting out of same, 465 chewing gum in Mr. Dickey's room, 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . .Man, 15 Duchess, 25 Groundhog, 185 Yehudi, 34 Stomping Ground ................. News room, 165 anybody's car, 43 5 Gym, 1 Girl ........ Villain ...... Girl's School Campus Clu.b. . . Tobacco ..... Manager .... Amusement. . Speaks English, 165 speaks Greek, 125 has money, 455 has a car, and needs a chauffeur, 4 .ASCAP, 235 BMI, 195 Orson Wells, 215 Nelson Eddy, 145 Snow 1fVhite, 6 Lyola Abnormal, 35 Vtfinchester, 155 Ellis, 145 who cares, 15 Big U., 1 .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fencing, 85 Golf, 345 Radio, 95 Smoking, 45 .Mr. Mead's Throat Dryer, M5 China's Message, 15 Any as long as it's free, 45 . . . .Bob Morton, 345 I. Miller, 45 D. Broido, M5 Messers Minski, 28 Eating, 175 Bulling, 355 Inhaling, 295 Volleyball, 15 leaving campus, 105 leaving campus illegally, 23 HONORS and PRIZES in SCHOLARSHIP JUNE, 1940 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS First' H onor .Slllllllflll ........................... HERMAN IQOBERT NIATHESIUS Firsl Prize, Publ-ic Spealeifzg Contest ...... .... I4 IIENRY HAMILTON PIUNTER Second Prizeg Public Speaking Contesl. .........,........... JOEL GOLDSMITH MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE MEDAL Rensselaer Polyzfeclmic I 11stiz'ufe IRICHARD LAWRENCE VVECHSLER ENGLISH PRIZE Gifl of Horizcwcl Club of PVUSlC7'7'L Permsylffania for Excellence in Fifth Form Englislz ROBERT VVHIGI-IAM IWORTON FRENCH PRIZES Giff of the G0'ZlC7'71lIlL l'l'f of tlie F1'e1zelz, Republic Fifth and Sixth Forms 5'i.1'zflz, Form, First Preise ................................... JOEL GOLDSMITII Fifth, Form, Second Prize ........ . . .......... VVILLIAM PENDLETON I-IACRNEY SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE QI-IEAD BOY OE ENTIRE SCHOOLJ Gif! of 1W9'. Alfred G. Dickey VVILLIARI MCCONWAY SIEBERT TIYIOBIAS PARKER BIGGERT THE Y ALE AWVARD Gifzf of the Yale Club of Pittslmrgli ISIILNNETI-'I CONRAD ITIEALD, JR. HARRIS MEMORIAL BASKETBALL TROPHY NJORBERT JOSEPH GESTNER, JR. VVILLIAM MCEALI. MARTIN AVVARD IN VERGIL Gift of M rs. Richard PV. Martin THOMAS PARKER BIGGERT THE AURELIAN AVVARD Gift of the fliwfelioln Honov' Society of I- ale Unizxersitgy PAUL ROTHROCK SIEBER, JR. SCIENCE PRIZE Gift of Alf. M. M. Alexander Cl-1ARLEs VVILLIAM PATTON E. BRUCE HILL, JR. MEMORIAL PRIZE Pl-IENRY HAlT'lL'I'ON HUNTER WALTER R. SYKORA MEMORIAL PRIZE GEORGE DE VV ITTE WICK BEST STUDENT AMONG THE ALL-AROUND ATI-ILETES Gift of the Slziady Side Club of P7'iM'CCf07'l Uiziivemitv luidividual Prize-Gift of Capt. Vlfilliaini fl. Palmer PHILIP jfxmuiis BERG . DARTMOUTI-I SPORTSMANSHIP AVVARD THEODOR15 MCELHONE GILLILAND THORNTON OAKLEY AVVARD IN CREATIVE ARTS REID HACIQNEY THE E. I. TIMMONS AVVARD FOR SCHOLARSHIP IMPROVEMENT IN SIXTH FORM JAMES PHILIP CLONNES iT...,5f,,o.. . Class Opinions The Future ..... .... 2 1 dollars a month and a pair of khaki pants-62 5 Hopeless-273 Threatening but possible-35. Best Book. . . .................. The Adventures of Superman-2-4g .. French detective stories-553 Out of the Night-12. Chamber Music. . . ........ Bounce me Brother with the Solid four--439 Blue Danube Waltz-lg Sun Valley Jump-62. Wittiest saying of the year. . . ............... Ya Weiss P-625 Oh say l l-34g u CENSORED-392. Male Name ........ ..... T rarnore-325 Bismuth-51g Bertrum--12 Best Movie of the year. . ............. It hasn't been made-2315 The life history of Bill Nathan-21. Best Refreshment ............ XXX-2835 Bath Tub Gin-215 Root Beer-42. What the Radio could do Without ........... The news every live minutes-295 Programs-Ig The Happy Pepsi-Cola man-365 Uncle Boris' story hour-43. Automobile ..... Franklin-215 I. D. McGinnis' Ohio Woiiubat-66g The bus-1. Idol ..... .... D ick Tracy-291g Orphan Annie-12g Tommy Barnes-23. K w Wim , .,.. ,Ms J fgff I. .iw m H Q I IKM A 'li :I -, sz I-mm I ' 'EIII I ' J 135' . 1' ' U . 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SNVENSSON, JR. , . . GEORGE DEWITT Wlclc, JR. HENRY L. MCGRATH, JR. . FRANK R. BAILEY, JR. . . . F. BRYAN BLACK ....... MR. ALFRED C. DICKEY . . . MR. HAIIRY W. :RICKETTS . . . Assistant Editor . . . . .Assistant Business Manager .Feature Editor .Feature Editor .Feature Editor .Feature Editor .Feature Editor .Feature Editor .Feature Editor ... . ,Art Editor . . . . .Art Editor . . . .Photography Editor Faculty Adviser F aeul ty A dwiser JOHN J. FISHER ..... WILLIAM P. PIACKNEY . . HARRY J. BRINDLE .... RAYMOND F. HUNT, JR. . . . . . . CHARLES A. 1VlCFl'IELY, JR. . . . . . . Eduof-in-ciuef . . . .Managing Editor . . . .Feature Editor Feature Editor Feature Editor RICHARD T. PIAMILTON . . . . . .Feature Editor JAMES J. BUCHANAN .. WILLIAM CARPENTER .. . . . .Feature Editor . . .Feature Editor WILLIS F. DONEY, JR. .... . . .Feature Editor ALEXANDER P. REED, JR.. ROLAND PIARRISON ..... IQOBERT H. SABICL .. WALTER C. PRICE . .. WILLIAM G. SMITH GEORGE WICK, JR. JOHN C. SUCCOIJ .. DAVID S. BROIDO . . . ,. ...Feature Editor . . . .Sports Editor . .Sports Editor . . .Alumni Editor . . . . .Columnist . . . . . . .Photographer . . . .Business Manager . . .Circulation Mfanager Gargoyle Club OFFICERS RICHARD TRUITT HAMILTON ........... .... C 0-President EDWIN GRONV BENNETT ,..... .... C 0-President GEORGE DE WITTE WICK .... ..... V ice-President WALTER COACHMAN PRICE ..... .... C 0-Treasurer RICHARD MCCLURE PIAVVKINS .... .... C 0-Treasmvr CHARLES ALBER'1' NICFEELY, -TR. .... .... C 0-Secretaify WILLIAM CARPENTER ........... ..., C 0-Secretary MR. LOWELL INNES ...... . . .Faculty Adviser MR. WILLARD E. MEAD ..... . . .Associate Adviser The Gargoyle Club, the Shady Side dramatic Organization under the direction of Mr. Innes, produces a play each winter. This year the Thespians presented to two audiences the comedy Engaged, by W. S. Gilbert. Several outstanding' actors were William Smith, Robert Munn, john Morrison, and Lester Dunmire. MEMBERS: L. Bailey, E. Bennett, Carpenter, J. Davis, Dunmire, Egan, G. Gilmore, Gilmore, Hamilton, Hawkins, D. Hunt, Morrison, Munn, McFeely, Price, Siebert, W. Smith, D. Steele, Succop, D. White, Wick. Saigon Society OFFICERS VVILLIAM JAMES CONNELLY, -TR. ....... ....... P resident Gisonciz STEVVART QUAY, H .... ....... V ice-President JAMES CHARLES RUC.lCI2R .... .... S ec1'eta1'y-Treasurer Founded in 1922, the Sargon Society is an honorary organization in which all boys of the upper two forms, who have made an outstanding contribution to school life in athletics, literary pursuits, or service through the Student Council, are invited to n'1enibersl1ip. Formal Tap Days are held on the campus in the fall, winter, and spring, at which time candidates who have met the society's requirements are tapped, or in- vited to join, before the whole school. A brief period of pledgeship follows Tap Day, and a secret ritual ceremony completes the full membership requirements. Capt. Palmer is the society faculty advisor. MEMBERS: Armstrong, Bailey, Bartholomew, Black, Connelly, Fisher, Goldsborough, Gow, Glick, Hawkins, Janssen, McFeely, McIntyre, Morton, Paterson, Quay, Roemer, Rucker, Scott, Stewart, VVard, Whigham. S.B.C. Club OFFICERS, FALL TERM 'VVILLIAM J. CONNELLY, JR. ................... ....... P resident SRICHARD TRUITT HAMILTON . . . . . . . Vice-President HARRY BRINDLE ........... ..... S ecretary WILLIAM NVHIGHAM, Ill . . . . . .Treasurer OFFICERS, SPRING TERM KENNIQTH C. HEALD, -IR. ............................. President STUART R. MCINTYR15 ........... .... V ice-President ALEXANDER PATTON IANSSEN, JR. . . ..... Secretary CARL ROIENIIZIQ .................. . . .Treasurer Originally composed of six members, the S.B.C. Club has since become larger and more prominent on the campus, until now it has a quota of twenty-one mem- bers. This club is made up of only Shady Side students in the upper three forms, and is operated much like any college fraternity. Before becoming an actual mem- ber, a boy must go through a pledgeship period ranging between six and ten weeks, after which he receives the formal initiation, and is accepted into the club. Meet- ings are held the first Sunday of every month at the home of a member, and the year is terminated with a large banquet and a formal dance. MEMBERS: Baker, Black, Brindle, Burke, Connelly, Fisher, Gow, Hackney, Hamilton, Heald, Janssen, Lawther, Mattern, Mclntyre, Paterson, Reed, Roemer, Rucker, Succop, Swensson. Cum Laude Society Shady Side has been a member of the National Cum Laude Society, an or- ganization similar to the national college honorary society Phi Beta Kappa, since 1929. Each year the twenty per cent of the members of the graduating class who rank highest in scholarship are elected to the Society. Candidates must have at least two years accredited work in Shady Side, and their average for these junior and Senior years must be above 80 per cent to quality for membership. Members to this Society are chosen twice a year, once at the end of the first semester, and once at the end of the second semester. MEMBERS A. Roberts Dismukes, Ir. Raymond F. Hunt Robert C. Gow john I. Fisher Kenneth C. Heald Thomas B. Melntire, Ir. The Forum QFFICERS, FIRST TERM RICHARD TRUITT PIAMILTON .......................... President STUART RIDGEWAY NICINTYRE ..... ....... V ice-President RICHARD HERRON GOLDSBOROUGH .... .... S eerctary-Treasurer MR. DEIVIASS E. BARNES ........... ...... F acuity Adviser GFFICERS, SECOND TERM JOHN JACOB FISHER ........................ . ........ President ROBERT VVHIGHAM MORTON .... ....... V ice-President WALTER COACHMAN PRICE ................. ,Secretary-Treasurer At their weekly meetings, the members of the Forum present round table discussions of current international and political topics. One member of the group presents the evening's topic, and closes his talk with a11 open discussion among the students. In this way, the club members learn to expound their own ideas and opinions before the audiences of these Wednesday evening groups. Mr. Barnes is the faculty adviser of the club, which is composed of members of the upper three forms. MEMBERS: Bartholomew, Bennett, Burnett, Burry, Doney, M. Einstein, O. Einstein, Fisher, Fitler, Hamilton, Hetherington, Lappe, Morton, McGrath, Price, Rea, Reuter, Schoen, Swinston, Warcl, Willianis. Seven Arts Club OFFICERS, FIRST TERM J. LOGAN BAILEY ................................... President STUART J. SWENSSON, JR. .... ..... V ice-President RICHARD H. GOLDSBOROUGH .... .... . ................. S ecretary OFFICERS, SECOND TERM WALTER C. PRICE ................................... President STUART J. SVVENSSON, JR. . . . .. .Vice-President . . . . . . . .Secretary WILLIAII GEORGE SMITII . . . . . MR. RICHARD TTTENRY REIBER ................... Faculty Adviser Since its founding, the Seven Arts Club has been composed mainly of day students from the three upper forms. This club, under Mr. Reiber's direction, visits various art exhibitions in the Pittsburgh Art Center district. In some of the weekly Thursday meetings the club is instructed by noted outside speakers. The year is successfully ended with a feed in the library. MEMBERS: Bailey, Bartholomew, Beatty, D. Bennett, E. Bennett, Bradshaw, Burnett, Davis, Doney, O. Einstein, Fitler, Goldsborough, P. Griffin, Hethering- ton, Holmes, Kaufmann, Larnond, Lappe, McGrath, Price, Sabel, Schoen, Smith, P. Steele, Swensson, Swinston, Van Ackeren, N. Williams. St. Andrews Society OFFICERS, FIRST SEMESTER JOHN JACOB FISHER ....,............................ President RUSSELL F. WALTER ............ . ....... Vice-President VVILLIABI PENDLETON HACICNISY . .. ..... S ecreta1'y-Y'rea.su1'er MR. HARRY WILBUR R1cKET'rs . . . ..... . .Faculty Adviser OFFICERS, SECOND SEMESTER RICHARD TRUITT :HAMILTON ....................,..... President WILLIAM PENDLETON PIACKNEY. . . ........ Vice-P1'eside1zt HENRY Ross HUME, IR. ......... .... . Tecreieary-Treawrer Several years ago, the St. Al1ClTCNX',S Society was organized. Then its main purpose was in the religious iield. In recent years, however, its aims have been broadened. On the campus it is now known as a civic welfare organization. Its meetings, held every Monday night, are highlighted by speeches on important character developments. MEMBERS: Bartholomew, Burnett, Crump, Doney, 0. Einstein, I. Fisher, Fitler, Hackney, Hamilton, Hanna, Ross, Hume, James, Lamond, Loeb, McGrath, Morton, Price, Schoen, W. Smith, Wfalter, Ward, N. Williams. Radio Club Rolsism' VVHIGHAM MoRToN .... ...... P residenl NNAi.'rc1: COACHMAN Piucia. . . . . .Vice-President MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD .... . .... Faculty Advisor The Radio Club is composed of those students who are interested in the theories and construction of radio transmitters and receivers. Members are in- structed by Mr. Howard in the art of sending and receiving messages by code and phone over the school wireless station W8GIlf. Upon the payment of club clues of 33.00 members are eligible to take the exams for an Amateur Radio Operator's License and to contact any of the 1800 stations that club members have com- municated with. The student members give play-by-play descriptions of the season's football games on their portable public address systems. MEMBERS: Eddy, Hamilton, Herron, Morton, Price, Reets, Sayles, Wal- ters, Wooclward. A Cappella Glee 'Club OFFICERS JAMES, WILIQY WARD, JR. . ...................... Student Leader ALVIN ROGAL .... . ....... ........... B 1tSl7'Z6'SS Manager HENRY L. MCGRATH ...... .... f Issisianf-Bumzess Manager VVALTER COACH MAN PRICE . . . ........... Pulaleichy Mia-zzager MR. Roneizr V. HOWARD .............. .......... D irector MEMBERS Dale L. Armstrong Williaiii A. Bradshaw James Francis Burke, H Donald H. Burry Frank Burry John Leader Chislett Edward Crump, Ill John P. Davis Gliver Leon Einstein Josiah R. Eisaman, Jr. Williaiii P. Hackney Richard Truitt Hamilton Robert E. Henderson John S. Lanahan John Marburger Charles A. Mclieely, Jr. Henry L. McGrath Williaiii E. Miller, Jr. Robert YV. Morton Waltei' Coachman Price John Rea Carl Roemer Robert H. Sabel Arthur Boyer Schoen George McKee Stewart James J. Turner, HI James 'Wiley Vlfard, Jr. William Whiglianl, III George De Vlfitte Vlfick, Jr. The 1941 Shady Side Academy Glee Club. under the leadership of james VV. VVard, was composed of some 35 voices divided into four sections, first and second tenors, and first and second basses. The Glee Club, which this year took two extended trips, one to Wasliiiigtoii, D. C., and one to Miami Beach, Florida in addition to many shorter jaunts, had as section leaders, 'William Miller, VV alter Price, George Stewart, and VVilliam Vlfhigham. The main point of the 1941 program, which is completed this Class Day, was the SOOO mile Southern tour which took fifteen days to complete. Last March 28, 35 bedraggled, sun-peeling songsters wearily staggered out of their cars, carrying an unsightly load of suitcases, bags of oranges, and drag- ging behind them a few snapping alligators. Despite the chorus of bloody oaths and heart-rending sobs over lost coats, hats, women, and bottle openers, we ftnally gathered up the following tale of high adventure. After reeling OH an uneventful 400 mile journey, the Glee Club, under Gen- eral Wa1'd, laid seige to the William Byrd Hotel in Richmond, Va. Our happy little songsters, seated upon 34 suitcases, one steamer trunk, and a shoe-box, while waiting for the room list, amused themselves with itching powder, sneezing powder, and water guns. The undeclared war was hnally broken up by the arrival of Mr. Howard with the much awaited room-list. Led by an aenemic bell-hop staggering under this load, our warblers hled into the VVilliam Byrd Barracks. Passing pedestrians noticed a sudden increase in blaring portable radios, convertibles, and water bombs, plummeting down upon the unsuspecting citizenry from the windows of the hotel. After a night of practically no sleep, our heroes arose ready to face the world .... Now, on to Miami. After broadcasts in Columbia, Charleston, Savannah., and jacksonville, the tired caravan came to a halt before the welcome portals of the Eden Hotel in Miami. Sundown usually found at least a half of the Glee Club at the Flagler Dog Track, where they would be waiting tensely for the familiar cry, There goes Rusty! and watching their two dollars on the nose trot gamely to the hnish line in hfth or sixth place. The first official concert was over Miami's VV.l.O.D. from whence they returned to the Marine Terrace Hotel where they successfully appeared before the occupants of the hotel. Later that same evening, our now bronzed boys made their way to the Allapattah Temple, in which they took part in the Sunday evening service. Their short stay in Miami, the Southern pleasure capital, was brought to a close when the Glee Clubbers, far from enthusiastically climbed into their cars and began their long trek homeward. After four days of Northward travelling, they hnally arrived back in Pittsburgh, thus completing the 3000-mile tour. It may seem to you that life in the A Cappella is all play and no work, how- ever, the singers spent many hours in individual rehearsals learning their parts, after which they took many more combined sessions in which to correct their harmony and gain the perfection necessary for radio work. This year's program was made up of such favorites as: Stars of the Summer Night, f'Proudly as the Eagle, the perennial Prayer of Thanksgiving, and Findlandia. In addition to the main group of singers, there was a saxophone quartet, which specialized in current numbers, and Leader-Soloist james VVard, who was featured in 'fSwing Low, I Love Life, and I Hear a Brown Bird Singing. Stokes Adams Clyde Armstrong Dale Armstrong James Austin Hal Autenreith Charles Baird Harry Bechman William Bradshaw James Buchanan James Burke Donald Burry Frank Burry James Callahan Samuel Casey John Chislett George Cooper George Crawford Edward Crump Houston Dalzell john Davis jack Dwyer Thomas Eddy Murray Egan Glee Club Qliver Einstein Josiah Eisanian William Eurey Bruce Glick Thomas Greulich William Hackney Richard Hamilton Robert Henderson Dawsen Herron William jasper Elkins Knable Jack Knable -lack Lanahan Allen Landay Robert Lichtenstul Tim Mahon john Marhurger Richard Mercer William Miller Charles Moore Edward Morris Robert Morton james McC1ements John McCune Charles McFeely Henry McGrath Thomas Mclntire VVilliam Nathan Pasquale Navarro Gerald O'Brien Walter Price John Rea Carl Roemer Robert Sabel Arthur Schoen William Sherts George Stewart James Toole james Turner james Ward john West john Whetzel Biddle Whigham William Whigham James White George Wick Roger Wiewell Orchestra OFFICERS VVu.LrAM P1sNDL1aToN HACKNEY ..... ,. .... Smdeizt Leader MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD ....... ........ D ircczfor The school Orchestra is composed of a pianist and several members of the Violin Ensemble and the Saxophone Quartet. The purpose of this organization is to provide the music for hymns in the daily chapel services. Also the musicians participate in the annual Musical Clubs' Concert in May. William Hackney is the leader and Mr. Howard the director of the Orchestra. MEMBERS: Bowman, F. Burry, B. Glick, Hackney, Munnikhuysen, Nathan. Navarro, Rosenbaum, Siebert, Solomon, Thomson, Van Buskirk, S. West. Athletic Council OFFICERS FOR 19404941 WILLIAM I. CONNELLY, JR. ................... ....... P resident GEORGE STEWART QUAY . . . FRANCIS BYRAN BLACK . . . DALE S. ARMSTRONG .... OFFICERS FOR 1941-1942 FRANCIS BYRAN BLACK ................ ..... . . DALE S. ARMSTRONG .... Vice-President Representative Representative- . . . . .President Vice-President E gerian Board ALEXANDER P. ZREED, JR.. R. DUNLAR HAZLETT .... WILLIS F. DONEY. .. . JOHN DAVIS ....... STANLEY NIATES ........ WILLIAM Y. HLTNEPIIREYS JOHN REA ............. ROBERT H. SABEL .... ALAN M. ICAUFMANN .... STUART DT. SWENSSON, IR.. MR. GLENN L. JONES .... , III .... ..... . . . ...... Editor-in-Chief . . . .Business Manager Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor . . . .... Publicity Manager Faculty A dfoiser 51 111. 11 .5 115 11 51x15 M211 1115, 115551 Y-an E51 5 11 Z MN Nix 1- 1 11,11 52111551331 H51 5551 5511? 1553 1 52 Wi?1,1w1Psv-W 1 in 1 15115 XFN 11 Q11 2 1 1 fizyili HK 51155 1.1 1 ' 1 121 , 1 QB 1 K? 1 1 ?Zfg11Mw 11w1il?55K 15, ' S? 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Captained by speedy half-back Bill Connelly and hard-driving jim Paterson, the Blue and Gold team swept through six hard-fought games to win the Inter-State League Cham- pionship. l ...Co-Captain . . . .Ca-Captain .. ....Manager . . . .AssisZ'a1it Manager .......Head Coach ..................AssistantCoach On Sept. 27 the LaRuemen opened the 1940 season with a Z1-7 victory over a game Pea- body eleven. The first score came in the first period when Longnecker snagged a beautiful pass from Marshall. Shady Side again scored in the third and fourth quarters. The passing combination of Marshall and Longnecker, and the brilliant running of Connelly were the out' standing features of the game. Final Score: 21-7 Sparked by the spectacular running of Glick, Marshall, and Connelly, by the blocking of the whole line, and the extra-point kicking of George Quay, the Indians defeated Perry High School 26-0, on Oct. S, and remained un- defeated. Final Score : 26-O Shady Side opened its league games by badly defeating an amazed Cranbrook eleven 40-O. Early in the first quarter Glick terminated an S8 yard drive by scoring from the 4 yard line. The Indians crossed the goal twice in the sec- ond period, once in the third, and twice in the final quarter. The stars of the day were Pete Glick and Davey Marshall. Final Score : 40-O Traveling to University School at Cleveland, on Oct. 19, the Blue and Gold won an exciting battle in a driving snow storm, 7-O. Because Davey Marshall had fractured his leg in scrim- mage, Coach LaRue was forced to place Long- necker in the injured halfback's position, and to place Rogal at end. The only score of the game came early in the lirst quarter. After Quay had caught a beautiful pass thrown by Longnecker, Glick plunged over the goal. Quay kicked the placement, and this close contest ended with Shady Side the winner. Final Score: 7-O By overwhelming VVestern Reserve Acad- emy, 46-7, on Oct. 26, the Indians practically clinched the championship. Glick scored from the 2 yard line in the hrst quarter, Longnecker carried the ball across the goal twice in the second quarter, and Quay converted each time. In the second half touchdowns were made by Connelly and Dale Armstrong, who scored three times. Roemer, a guard, strengthened the team's defense by breaking up several of the visitor's plays. Final Score: 46-7 Witliotit realizing that they were playing their last game of the season, on Nov. 1 the Blue and Gold gridders defeated Shaler High School, 13-O, on a cold, rainy day. Glick made the hrst tally in the second period by carrying the ball over from the 2 yard line, ending a 64 yard drive. Near the close of the fourth quarter Longnecker dashed 32 yards to score. Glick plunged over the goal for the extra point. Final Score: 13-O Because one of their teammates had been seriously injured in a previous game, the Nichols eleven forfeited their match with the Indians to Shady Side. Together with the Blue and Gold's three league victories, this forfeit gave the Inter-State League Championship to the Indians. The Shady Side eleven remained undefeated and untied in six games, scored 154 points to their opponents' 14, and won the Inter-State Preparatory School League Championship. The prospects for the 1941 season look very bright with Lettermen Bryan Black, Dale Armstrong, Ed Crump, and VVally Kappel re- turning, and with Reserves George Gilmore, Andy Rowan, Ed Weil, and Joe Armstrong coming back. Also several good players from the Junior Varsity will probably graduate to next year's Varsity. The 1941 football team will be captained by F. Bryan Black, '42. Lettermen: Co-captain Connelly, Co-captain Paterson, Manager Morton, D. Armstrong Black, Crump, Glasgow, Glick, Janssen, Kap- pel, Lawther, Longnecker, Marshall, Quay, Roemer, Rogal, Rucker, and W. Scott. Reserve Isettermen: Armstrong, Brindle, G. Gilmore, Hawkins, Lanahan, M31'bU1'g'C1', Rowan, F.. VVeil, and G. West. Varsity Class Numerals: D. Burry, F. Bur- ry, Mates, and Reuter. Varsity Soccer IQENNETH CONRAD H1sfx1.D, Ia.. .. .... Captain GEORGE D15 VVITTE Wlcic, IR.. . . . MR. PARKER BERG .......... . . . .1111 anagev' ..........C0ac1z. MR. XIVILLARD E. IVIEAD ........... .......... 1 flssistant Coach Led by Captain Bucky Heald, the hard-working Shady Side soccer team won five games, tied two, and lost two. The Indians lost, 1-2, to Carrick, de- feated Peabody, 3-1, and lost to the West Penn Deaf School, 1-2. On October 12 the booters vanquished Cranbrook, 2-1. Goldsborough scored on a pass from Succop, and Stewart headed into the goal a center f r o rn Golds- borough. Play- ing' in a snow storm, the soc- cer team battled Univ ersity School to a 2-2 tie. Bartholomew a n d S u c c o p scored in the first half . Next the soccerites bested the favored 1fVestern Reserve team, 2-1. Bartholoinew made good a penalty shot, and in the last quarter he scored on a beautiful kick. The Indians fought Con- nelly Vocational to a scoreless tie and defeated the Akrons Indians, 2-1. By triumphing over Nichols, 1-O, in its final game, the Blue and Gold soccer team Won the Inter-State League Championship and gained permanent possession of the Frank Trophy. Lettermen: Heald, Captaing Wick, Managerg L. Baileyg Bartholomewg Dis- mukesg J. Fisherg Golclsboroughg Gowg I-Iainilton g Hanna 3 R. I-Iuntg W. Millerg McIntyreg Priceg Stewartg Succopg and L. Wliite. Varsity Nuinerals: Ballantyneg Ed- wards 5 Robert I-Iumeg Ross I-Iumeg Mat- Varsity Basketball GEORGE STIZXVART QUAY, 11 .... STUART ZRIDGXVAY lVIcIN'rvRr: . . ROBERT VVHIGHAM BQORTON . . ' MR. RUSSELL W. DAVIS. . . MR. PARKER BERG ....... . . The Shady Side basketball live, captained by George Quay and Stu Mclntyre, had an extremely successful Season, defeating Edge- wood, Avalon, Shaler, Harbrack twice, the Alumni, Allegheny Vocational, Beaver Falls, Carrick, Springdale, and Vllestview in non- league games. The Blue and Gold team was defeated only once by Kislci School, 27-33. The lndian team won the Interstate League Championship in basketball by defeating Cranbrook, 38-21, Nichols, 43-14, Vkfestern Re- serve, 33-19, and University school, 46-28. The brilliant scoring of Quay and Longnecker aid- ed the Indians to decisively defeat Cranbrook. Getting all their points in the lirst three quar- ters, the team won their Second League contest from Nichols in a one-sided fray. Keeping their record clean, the Indians beat VV'estern Reserve by scoring 14 points in the hnal quar- ter. By staying ahead of their opponents the entire game, the cagers defeated University School on Mar. l to clinch the interstate League Championship. The usual Starting line- up of the Blue and Gold team was Quay, Mc- Intyre, Connelly, Lawther, and Longnecker. .. .Co-Captain ...Co-Captain . . . .Manager ..........Coaclz . . . . . .Assistant Coach Lettermen: Quay, Co-Captain, Mclntyre, Co-Captain, Morton, Manager, Armstrong, D., Black, Connelly, Glasgow, Hanson, Heald, Lawther, Longnecker, Wliite, L. Reserve Lettermen: Baker, Beach, Robert Hume, Ross Hume, Mattern. Varsity Nurnerals: Nathan Varsity Wrestling JAMES CHARLES RUCKER ..... jwixnss WILEY WARD, IR.. .. MR. TQICHARD I-I. REIBPIR. .. The Blue and Gold wrestling team, captained by Jim Rucker, brought its season to a successful close after making an unfavorable start. The grapplers won four out of seven matches and took sec- ond place in the Inter-State Prep League. After losing the opening fray to West- view, 6-24, the Indians defeated Millvale, 22-5. The team suf- fered its first and only league de- feat to Cran- brook, 3-18. Rucker won the only bout by de- feating I-Iurd. Later- Cranbrook won the wrest- ling champion- ship. Shady Side bowed to Car- negie, 12-17, for its last defeat of p the season. . . . .... Captain . . . .lllanager . . . ....... Coach The wrestlers practiced strenuously to beat Western Reserve. In a close match they won, 13-11. Chivers and Weil de- cisioned their opponents, Campbeli drew, and Rucker pinned his man to decide the match. In an exciting contest the grapplers defeated Dormont, 18-11. Crivers drew, and Weil, Campbell, Brindle, and Rucker won their bouts. On March 1 the Indians met Uni- versity School at home to win their last match, 19-5. West and Chivers deci- Sioned their opponents, Weil out- wrestled Captain I-Iorvitz to gain revenge for last year's defeat, Hawkins drew, Campbell won his bout, Crump was de- feated , and Rucker pinned Freeman. This year Rucker was defeated only once-by Podrasky, Pennsylvania state champion. Weil was named captain of the 1942 team. Lettermen: Rucker, Captain, Ward, Manager, Brindle, Campbell, Chivers , Crump, Hawkins 3 S. West, R. Weil. Reserve Letterman: Edwards. Varsity Numerals: Bartholomew , Blume , F. Williams. Varsity Track XNILLIAM J. CONNELLY, IR. ...... .... C c1pt.a'i1z TQAYMOND F. HUNT ......... ...... 1 Wai-Lager CAPT. VVILLIAM A. PALMER .... ........... C oczch. MR. PARKER BERG ......... .... A ssistant-Coach MR. RICLIAIQD H. REIISISR .... . . .Assistant-Coacli, DATE SCHOOL April 25-26 University of Pennsylvania Relays .... . . . April 29 Carrick High School ............. . . . May 2 Avalon High School ..... May 6 Carnegie Tech Freshmen . . . . . . May 9 Evans City High School .... May 13 Brentwood High School .... May 16 Langley High School ......................,....... . . . hiay 20 Butler High School .................................... May 31 Inter-State P1'eparatory School Track and Field Champion- ships, Cranbrook School, Detroit ...........,.......... PLACE Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Away Varsity Baseball GEORGE STEWART QURY, II .... ROBERT VVHIGHAM MORTON MR. RUSSELL W. DAVIS ........ MR. ROGER B. MERRIMAN, JR.. . . . MR. C. STEVVART QUAILIZY ..... . ....Captai1i . . . .Manager ..........C0ach Assistant C oacli flxsistant Coach DATE SCHEDULE Apr. 18 Oliver High School ...............,.. . . . Apr. 21 Wasliiiigton Vocational High School ..... . . . Apr. Z5 Schenley High School ............... . . . Apr. 28 Peabody High School ................. . . . May 3 :i:WCStCf11 Reserve Academy, Hudson, Qhio ...., May 6 Etna High School ..................... . . . May lO :'fNichols School, Buffalo, New Yoirlc .... . .. May l3 Harbraclc High School ..... ..... . . . May 17 Crafton High School .............. . . . May 24 ,i:U11lVC1'Slt3f School, Cleveland, Ohio ..... . . . May 31 2:Cl'2l11b1'OOlC School, Detroit, Michigan. . . . . . . . ilzlnter-State Preparatory School League Games. PLACE Home Home Home Home Home Home Away Home Home Away Home Varsity Golf ALEXANDER PATTON ,IANSSIZN .... .... C apzfaivi MR. ,lor-IN P. LANE .......... . . .Coach DATE SCHlIDUlQ.li Apr. 17 Mount Lebanon High School . . . . . . Apr. 22 Butler High School .......... . . . . Apr.. 25 Carnegie Tech Freshmen ...... . . . . . . Apr. 28 McKee-sport High School ................ . . . . May 3 Weste1'11 Reserve Academy, Hudson, Ohio .... . .. May 6 Butler High School .................... May 9 Carnegie Tech Freshmen .... . . . May 13 Kiski Prep School ........ . . May 15 Mclieesport High School .......... . . . May 17 VVoodbury Forest School, Virginia . . . . . . . May 20 Kiski Prep School ............,... . . . May 22 Mount Lebanon High School . . . . . . . May26 Greensburg High School .................................. May 29 Springdale High School ................................... . June 2, 3, 4, 5 Shady Side Interscholastic Invitation Golf Tournament. . . PLACE H o me Aw Z1 y H o in e Away Home Home Home A W a y Home AW ay Home A W E1 y H oin e Home H 0 in e Varsity Tennis MR. LOVVELL INNES ........... . ..... Coach DATE SCHEDULE PLACE. Apr. 18 Beaver Falls High School . . . .... Away Apr. 22 Duquesne University Prep .... Home Apr. 25 Crafton High School ....... Home Apr. 29 Carnegie Tech Freshman .... .... A Way May 3 i:Wester.1i Reserve Academy .... Home May 6 Mt. Lebanon High School . . . .... Away May 10 i:Nicho1s School, Buffalo . . . .... Away May 13 Carnegie Tech Freshman . . . Home May 16 Mt. Lebanon High School . . . Home May 20 Crafton High School ..... .... A way May 22 Beaver Falls High School .......... .... H onae May 24 'l:University School, Cleveland, Ohio .... .... A way May 28 Duquesne University Prep ............,. . . . . .... Home May 31 l:Cranbrook School, Detroit, Michigan ....................... Home june 2, 3, 4, 5 Shady Side Interscholastic Annual U.S.L.T.A. Qualifying Tournament .......................................... Home Ylnter-State Prep League Games. Varsity Gun Club JOSEPH S. GREGORIUS, IR.. . . ..... Captain WILLIAM M. PIENDERSON. .... .... J lffamzger MR. LOUIS C. CELESTIN ..... .... C ouch Telegraphic Matches will be held with the following schools: Hill, Hotchkiss Taft, Choate, Culver, and Princeton Freshmen. Junior Varsity Football jorm HENDERSON ...... .... C albmfin JACK IQICHARDS .......... .... 1 1-fC17'lt1g6'7' MR. 1-QICI-IARD H. REIBIER ..... ..... . ..CoacIz DAT15 SCHEDULE S.S.A. Oct. 16 Aspiuwall ...... . . 7 . . . Oct. 25 Blawnox ..... . . 7 . . . Oct. 29 Aspiuwall .... . . O . . . Nov. 4 Kiski .......... .. ...... 6 .....,....... .. . . . .. OPP 7 6 26 13 LETTERMEN: I. Henderson, Captaing Dearth, WV. Burke, Flippen, Mc Laurin, Swinston, M. Turner, VV. Wfeiwell, Blume, Sabel, Kommer, R. Hender sou, Willizlms, Nathan, Baker, Chivers. Junior Varsity Soccer 'WILLIAM P. HACICNEY .... STUART I. SXVENSSON ..... MR. WILLAIQD E. MEAD .... . DATE SCHEDULE S.S Oct. 9 Arsenal junior High School ....... . . 1 Oct. Z2 VVeste1'n Penna. School for Deaf .... .. O Oct. 24 VVestern Penna. School for Deaf .... .. O Nov. 4 VVashington Voc. Ir. High School ....... O . . . .Captain . . . . .Manager Coach .A. OPP 3 .. 1 . .. 2 LETTERMEN 1 Hackney, Klingelhofer, Keuntz, Munnikheusen, D. Bennett, johns, McGregor, Dunmire, Humphries. Junior Varsity Basketball VVILLIAM CARY JONES .... .... C aptafin JAMES HONN'ARD lWILLER ..... .... 1 lclavzagev' MR. RUSSELL WARNER DAVIS .... ....... ..... C 0 aclz DATE SCHEDULE S.S.A. DPP -Tan. 22 Kerr High School ......... . . . 36 . . . . . . 6 Feb. 7 Aspinwall High School ..... . . . 13 , . . . . . 18 Feb. 12 Avalon High School .... . . . 4 . . . . . . 23 Feb. 14 Sewickley Academy . . . . . . 22 . . . . . . 27 Feb. 21 Kerr High School ....... . . . 26 . . . . . . 28 Feb. 26 Aspinwall High School ..... . . . 20 . . . . . . 28 Mar. 5 Sewickley Academy ...... . . . 39 . . . . . . 4 LETTERMEN: Jones, Captaing Miller, Managerg E. Ridallg Flippen Hirshg Olsoug Blumenfelclg C. Armstrongg Ballantyneg S. Williaznsg Klingcr- hofer. Lightweight Football JOHN I-TANSON RIDALL ..... .... .... C - afpfaiu SAMUEL B. CASEY, IR.. . . . ..... Manager Mu. Rolzlam' V. PIOXVARD .... .... C oach Lightweight Soccer JOHN STOKES ADAMS ...... ..................... .... C a ptain WILLIAM WELDIN SAUERS .... ..... 1 Manager MR. WLLLIARI VV. YARDLliY .... .... C oath Junior Football ' iHUGH NICIQENNA LYNCH ........... - ........ ..... C 0-Captain il-XHEODORIZ R. LEAMAN, IR. .... ..... 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' An.1x1..1c1a.IUN1z XfV1:11zHT, BS. fO11eo11ta PggE11SggI?JvrZ1r'vl C' dgmverblt! Ot Normal Schoolj: Clthaca Conscrva- ' K tory of Musicj: QNCW York State Cglcgcj. Third Qrarlcjlj 41' 1 75,7 fkpwx, - Af , I C r, E Haw: mgfgim- 5 ,sfxssaj Wi sf Y :Q N, 52- : Q23 WE Egg ,Q 511 H ai Em Q 3 , H QE E Q im sf E is Q? 1 :IOSEPH T H 0 1: N 'ro N, B.S. CStz1te Veacllers Collegcb g CUniversity of Pittsburfhb. .S'z'.1'l11, Grade, , X, ' X f ff'flQQ-ffffzwffi f 2'fZff 'L if fi CLAUDE H. PTUIEBARD, AB. CAm- lierstj 5 CI'I2Ll'V2t1'd School of Physical Educationjg M.Ed. CUnive1'sity of Pittsburghj. flilzleiirs, 'gpm ELEANOR PENSOM, AB. C'UI1iX'C1'Sit5' ol' Pittsburghjg CFrick Training Schoolj. ,'J.r.visia11l, 7'lu'1fd Grade. Fl!El,l.N VV. NEUGIQUAUIQR, BS. CUni- versity of Pittsburghj. Tluircl Grade. ,Quai ELON H. IQATQN, IR., A.B. CI-Iobartj. Fifilz Grarlr. ,D x LJ' 6AzW'Wf f 'M 0 1 jpfjwff Dmzlzutl. XM XV11.ANn, CSlippc1-y Rock State Teachers! Collegel. Jllauvzml Y1I'fLilli'1lU. M A 1 1 'ffv' -A RICHARD -T. BEACHAM, HS. CS1ippe1'y Rock State Teachers Collcgej. Fourih Gffldli J x . GEORGE L. 'MCN1:1x11zY, Instructor of Stringed Instruments. KI'A1uzAR15'r FfJRSY'l'1'l', AQB. CVVcllcslv:y Collegeb. Sef1'vl41l'y'. QF mm- J Luo I. AIILLER, CCzu'ncgie Institute of Tcchuologyj. .M11.riu. KAW g if V www? Grade john jackson Bissell, jr. Donald Balman Blenko Richard Brown H Stanley Noel Brown, Eustace VVatkins Buchanan John Miller Carroll VVilliam Borah Chesley VVinthrop Carver Collins Thomas Williaiii Cook, jr. Francis vvllllillll Crandall, Jr. Richard Williaiii Danforth Robert L. DeRoy Julien L. Eysmans, III Thomas Gordon Ferguson, Ir. Byron Foster .lohn Townsend Fownes jonathen Wliitelioiise Freeman Levering Hilliard VVilliam Raymond Hilliard Arter Fisher Hughes Thomas Richard Kendrick, III James VVesley Kinnear, III VVallace Hunter Kirkpatrick Frank Cordes Kline Williaiii Judson McCord, Ir Patrick McFeeley . Elliot Morrison Richard. Moses Thomas Lazear Orr, Ir. Arthur M. Pivirotto, Ir. George Rhodes Quaile Charles W. Ridinger, llil VVillia1n Charles Ridinger Edward Ernest Rieck, H James Ellis Robertson Henry Hilliard Robinson Williain Young Rodewald Arthur M. Scully, Ir. Frank Hastings Stephens Edmund Frederick T ruter Robert Norman VVaddel1, Ii james McIntosh VVarner Richard Childs VVolfe VVillia1n Herron Woodxvell l V, ' ff' . fyfjj jj j if 2 r Sixth Grade if i Noel Terry Adams y f Oliver M. Kaufmanii, jr. ,K David Milo Curry 5 1-ffl rf Brewster Buffington King Ulf 'W - Paul Browning Dickey, Jr. 1 J Lionel Harry Lentchner Fredrick Fair , VVilliam Wallace Lowe John Haynes Follansbee, -Ir.902n Richard Bernard McCord Felton Lewis Gibbons L Charles Reed Prichard QQARZ4 Waltei' Scott Grant, r. y ' Bayard Dodge Rea fi - fi George I-Ietzel ,fig-1471 MM George Baton Scheets Lawrence L. Humphreys 'Joseph Van Buskirk xl ,f il 3 George Singer KaplaniQg57!gWJQ,1 David Willey K. if 1 A Ufqff l j A l 20A'Iv9vZ .fQ'ff!'jC9ff,ff . ' X X fl f X li K A E fx, , - x ' ' 51 f' f F' ruff' D f V i l l 'X f ,V j ' ' I D E :..., M! f . x , , . fC'0yY' Fifth Grade K Thomas Garden Barnes ' ,John Hall Oliver Blair, -Ir. Bamuel Adams Hartwell, Jr. james Leslie Boeringer L, Abram Hays, III n Henry Willard Broido, Jr. C W Charles VVarren Kimball, jr. Stanley Hunter Watts Brooks M Stephen Harper Kirner - Richard Henry Lee Childs Howard McClintock Love john Hagedorn Cohen, jr. Robert Addison Lyne, jr. L Williani Curtis Grant McCargo, ll Williain I-lean Dearth Charles Hale Matthews, IH Glen D. Dunmire, jr. Harold Mitchell ,O Thomas Milton Stevenson Eysmans Lewis Michael Myers M404-4-4-f I Frederick Fair john Harris Briggs Phillips, Ir. f-gfibffl Sanford Herbert Goldstein Richard Roy Pivirotto Thomas Clarke Haas Thomas Childs XNoolfolk Laurence Rumsey Wunder' E i Il Don Daniel Leslie Davis Donald Charles DeWees Herbert Davis Ferguson james Fleisher Grant Donald Halter Charles Wolfe Heard Harry Cook Hicks Henry VVillian1 Isaly, jr. Milton Henry Isay, Ir. George Armstrong Kelly Vinton Holmes McClure uelw J x --I Fourth Grade Ir. ?wLLr1,-We 'I- Douglas Stewart Mclielvy Stewart Brett McKinney Bradley Middlebigok Richard Morris Scott Ricketson Richard Greenwalt Robbins Beverly Randolf Shriver, I Allen Ogdon Smith XVilbur Stephens Snow Frank Leovy Stanley Charles Andrew Stover David Van Buskirk james Mellon Waltoii I' Third Gita Williani VVightman Blair, HI Fitzhugh Lee Brown John Brownell, Ir. George Edward Clifford, Jr. Fredrick Rufus Crawford, Robert Hamilton Dufort Rowland Erving, Ir. Robert Miller Hall Williaiii Barr Hetzel, Ir. Philip Benjamin Heyrnann Jr. Theodore Fell Smi de Williain Rossiter Hinchman George Sheldon Hoster, jr. Greer Molyneaux Waltei' Sherrill Moses David Qlson William Erwin Quinby, Ir. Henry Mason Reed, jr. Bruce Robertson Curtis Selden Seaife Edwin Freed Scheetz, Jr. th, Jr. Second Gracie Hayward Bartlett James Grier Little Lester Bartlett Neal Payne Jarvis Dawson Cotton, jr. Henry Franklin Sclieetz, Ill Barton Hallam Daniel Max Solomon, H Dale Russell Davis James Carey Thomas, lll Charles Woocl Friend, HI Gregory Walter .lack Kane D Davicl Willzisoii First Grade John Bradbury Austin Robert Victor Howard, Jr. Phelps Berden Richard Alexander Isziy George Herman Deike, IH Ioel Carl McGurk Frank Richard Denton, .Iii Curtis Selden Scaife Herbert M. Heyman, Ir. George Cummings Stephenson gf . 1 1 Junior School Basketball JACK lVlCFlSIiLY ....... ' ............. . . Captain MR. IXLAN Glencoe .,.. ....... C oach S1'l'1iDL'LIi S.S.A. OPP Senior School . . .. 22 19 Forest Hills . . . . . 10 25 Forest Hills ... .. 18 8 XfV1llil11SlJL117g' . . 18 25 Park Place .... 34 9 VVi1ki11sbu1'g . . . . 17 27 Regent Square .......................,......,........ 28 LETTERMEN: Melfeely, Captaing Dzmforthg Kleiug Ridin McCardg VVolfeg I-liubbzu'd5 Robiusong Moses. 10 ger 5 Buchanan I A Q M H if 1 -L ., i 4 M ,A if H fx N fx 'I anim N 1: uf-M 2 M H w 55 sa E gf X mx :Q jig 1- SS B N L ,SS Q gs f as Q if Q 11 M :fm ,I in X Q i ca' B15 Qs WL: 2! Sitixx I 1 - ,, gm, X Q Q- 11 M! H A a SEGA:-. W -iii, KH Yi fl Brin, ' 5' 1' fm ,Q ZA mm: X: gs A :L gs E gs - gs TM A fm-gwssdm V 'ss Q L ws x mx sf mmm 'W ,. f nm H, KZ H ' W L 4: , ,, S: H Q 21 swan -mimi? W NS. 1 K ,,,,, , 1 Q , A Mm fl mmm 5 A Zim xnxx ,aff B M M WM W ..,, V ,J M M M Q N n, ss z ss as W mmm N S if x aa f 11 vs- ss K W mmm mm z H Q 97 ,, an V ,, vw: xg ,xx any E A 'JVM gpm as M E . W. 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Both Heating and Plumbing are too important to comfort and health, and mean too much to the welfare of the whole family to be entrusted to any but the experienced hands of the Heating and Plumbing Contractor. CHAIRMAN AMERICAN gl ,Standard RADIATOR ' Sanitary, qlewcymf CORPORATION vfmmqf ESTABLISHED l8l8 -A E E Ml! :ix c r 5 bi: :f,E, - W1 , if N , ,s1Qfs?l3 vii? cus iimrniahinlgigilfata 3,-fglpues I , 'f '3 C ,ug f 1 MADISON AVENUE COR. FORTY-FOURTH STREET JL X 419 NEW YORK P I Clothes for Vacation if X Xi We E 1 and ye ig My Summer Sport X . J V 57 ln addition to Our Clothes igiif ,,, and Accessories for Wi' Iwi! Younger Boys 1 Qj Our Young Men's Department if ij V A ' carries Suits up to size 44 , as it at S42 to S52 W Odd Jackets, Flnnneis, Shirts WE WMM win Furnishings, etc. at proportionate prices BRANCHES NEW YORK: on: WALL STREET BOSTON: NEWBURY COR. BERKELEY STREET A Lifetime of Service for the YOUNG MAN GRADUATE Compliments of A FRIEND W. W. WATTLES 8: SUNS CU Jewelers Since 1859 517 XVOOD ST. ms. wpppwm CUMPANY GW, www The Quality Leader in the Sporting Goods Field D. 81 M. Sports Equipment Fishing Tackle Neptune Outboard Motors Remington Arms and Allllllllllllldll Badminton and Table Tennis Riclewell Bicycles Hillericll Xt Bradslmy Golf Equipment Dunlop 81 xV0l'llllIlgt0ll Coll' Balls Arvliery Tackle Downtown Blvd. of the Allies and Vvood St. Phone Court 1060 FAirfax 3512 - 3513 Eagle Goat and Apron Supply, Inc. 1937 CHARLES STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. East Liberty GYMZJ 4925 Liberty Ave. Phone Scltenley 7200 Compliments of the Guy Ui! Corporation f-E' ' .EI AT THE SIGN OF T,,llI E.. THE ORANGE DISC -..,,,,i ,,Q,s'mgMlm, A Complete Understanding Our Trust Officers strive to hring to the administration of an estate . . . a sympathetic understanding of the needs and wishes of the widow, chil- dren or other heneliciaries of the trust. They consider it not suliicient to alone supply the skill and experience that the creator of the trust confidently expects of them. They also deem it their duty to try to understand and appreciate his viewpoint, and to carry out his Wishes for the care of those whom he held dear. Appoint . . . QUym1mt1mtuf1mweal1tD if Qfvrmit wfmfrnsmuinnpfndwillllliititsalmnttvgilln L 312 FOURTH AVENUE Your Executor-Trustee A spinwull Branch M L. Lebanon Brzmch BRILLIANT AND FIRST STREETS 670 XVASHINGTON ROAD ASPINVVALL, PA. MT. LEBANON, PA. ISIEMBER OF Fl DER KI. DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Walker Sz Curley Demmier 8a Schencic Co. Company Established 1838 Q LUMBEB and MILL WORK Kitchen Equipment 0 Phones: STerli:ng 0940 - 0941 432-434 Penn Avenue 106 Bridge Street SHARPSBURG, PA. Here are concerns more enduring than military communiques and diplomatic moves, For the strengths and Weaknesses of the democratic Way of life lie Within our borders, not outside. Mightier than armies with banners, the quiet, undramatic forces of education are the safeguards of freedom, tolerance, and human growth. Compliments of the jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation. Compliments of Foyi E. M. HILL Good Foods at prices you can afford LUMBER CO. tO PHY- L'077Z-? to The G1'0C67fjl C owner A520 Center 8 Highland Aves. O STEVENSUN - CHISLETT, Inc THE GARGOYLE SOCIETY 1 V H S. .A.. 1 WOOD STREET AT OLIVER AVENUE-PITTSBURGH THE MUTUAL LIEE INSURANCE CGMPANY of NEW YCJRK LEWIS W. DoUoLAs, PRESIDENT Invites any ambitious, enthusiastic young man who feels that he is possessed of more initiative and energy than his present position calls for, to consider the social benefits to be rendered and the personal satisfactions to be earned in a career as a professional lite underwriter, and to communicate With, A. F. HAAS Manager 13th Floor Oliver Building Pittsburgh, Pa Phone Grant 4211 1 Listed, Unlisted and Local Stocks 1 Corporate and Municipal Bonds MUURE, LEONARD 81 LYNCH UNION TRUST BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. New York Greensburg MEMBERS New York Stock Exchange New York Curb Exchange Philadelphia Stock Exchange Pittsburgh Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade TELEPHONE: ATlantio 0358 Pittsburgh? Oldest Optical Shop DIAMOND UPTICIAN 537 PENN AVENUE Near Sixth Street S ATLANTIC 6891 P1'rTsBU1zcI-I, PA DillTTl40lI,flaS Glasses Grace the Face John U. Fugh 81 Son. Specialists in Fine Lawn Seeds also Garden and Field Seeds- Garden Supplies Insecticides - Peat Moss Fertilizers 140 Kittanning Pike, STerling O349 SHABPSBURG, PA. STRAUSSS Bdarket TWO STORES 5431 Walnut Street 837 Mellon Street MA. 8308 MO. 8455 Baton Coal Company COAL sf COKE W. S. HILL COMPANY 13 sp VSA 323 FOURTH AVE, VANDERGRIFT BLD Pxvrsnurzmz COMPLETE NATIONAL ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS G. Uni FLOWER SHO OF SHADYSIDE Member F. T. D. 735 So. Aiken Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. Phone MAyfloWer 3114-5 P EIEIIIIIII Cadillac LaS alle Company O I Motor Square Garden PITTSBURGH, PA. YV e are the Workers and makers. We are no longer dumb! Tremble, 0 Shirkers and Talkers! Sweeping the earth - we come! Ranked in the World-wide dawn, lVIz11'ching into the day! The night is gone and the sword is drawn And the scabbarfl is thrown away! SYNTHETIC RESINS For QUICK ENERGY! COAL-TAR SOLVENTS Yes, and pleasure too ev I-lc. D -ek E ,H iv Q T211 ' f T qv LEM-N BLENND SBURQYX' Serve it at your next pariy ROAD TARS 9 CREOSOTE OIL , P RRISH 81 CO. ESTABLISHED 1900 Members NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE NEW YOR K CURB EXCHANGE PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE G66 223 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh 4-0 WALL STREET, NEYV YORK Meadow Gold 1' gmac!!! fda? H I I J' 41 ce Cream Meadow wow 'Gold . . . I cecreqm Pure Cream, fresh fruit and our original 'Smooth-freeze Process ure three big vushggggfa. reasons why Meadow Gold Ice Cream is ' ---1'- ....., ,,A, M so deliciously different. It's richer, crezunier, tastier! III' That's why more and more people say L'Meadow Gold Ice Cream, Pleaseml Try it - 'flinjoy the Great American Dessertw! Meadow Gold Dairios, Inc., Montrose 7500 Compliments of An Old Student A PITTSBURGH INSTITUTION National Union Fire Insurance Company 65? Home Office: 139 UNIVERSITY PLACE Allegheny County Depl.: UNION TRUST BUILDING C. A. SCHWAN Staple and Fancy G R 0 C E R I E S Cor. Forward and Shady Avenues Phone Tackson 1200 - 1201 Pittsburgh Crushed Steel Company 4839 Harrison Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Manufacturers of Iron and Steel Abrasives COMPLIMEN TS R.E.LOUGHNEYJNC FoHansbee S DeSoto - Plymouth i COIID. PITTSBURGH, PA. 5556 Centre at Negley MOntrose 4125 Since 1905 .....l-Iutchinson has served a discriminating clientele. Careful workmanship, gentle cleaning methods and prompt delivery service as made Hutchin- son's service an indispensable one to hundreds oi Pittsburgh's finest homes. Call Sterling 4300 I-IUTCI-IINSCDN Quaid MQW 'Cl66l776l .S' to the aliycrimimzfe .Vince l9O5'J 0 C'0mplzmem'.f 0f T 'if THE UNIIJN TRUST COMPANY UF PITTSBURGH Capital 51,500,000.00 swpzw 500,000,000 00 Mmbef Federal Dfp gfff I flffff I1 me cw-po,-may A WISH . . That your studies shall be as interesting as your fun- making . . . and, together, as full of thrills for you as a game of f00tball,well-played. MAN SMAN N'S Department Store 5911-19 PENN AVE. GAMMO ' Three Restaurants DOWNTOWN 954 Liberty Avenue EAST LIBERTY 208 North Highland Avenue OAKLAND 3703 Forbes Street Appreciate Your Patronage John 1. Nossek MAY R PRESS QUALITY MEATS and GRCCERIES RING, YOU'LL NOT BE SORRY Phones: MOntrose 8720 - 8721 5743 WALNUT STREET Corner Maryland Avenue PRINTERS SINCE 1887 235 Collins Avenue East Liberty Pittsburgh, Pa 8528 is proud to number among its E to all SHADY SIDE MEN, , ,O1dGrads, Young Alumni and Undergraduates .... Pittsburglfs oldest and finest Men's Store FOB MEN AND YOUNG MEN Fine Clothes tor Town, Business and Sports Clothes for Formal Wear Custom-Tailored Clothes Shirts and Neckwear Exclusive Haberdashery Custom-Made Shirts lohn Cavanagh Hats Leather Goods and Novelties clientele fathers and sons of every Class ot Shady Side. ras-df' 'XS-fd iffggnllwparnggl 539 WOOD ST. ESTABLISHED IN 1877 D. H. Seruset Co. Tyan and Clmnenr Hlland 4600 COMPLIMENTS of Pittsburgh Tuloe Co. C ,E Elsmvsm G a S Candy Company S u 1 ll: S 1616 CENTRE AVENUE G O .VV 1,1 S Pittsburgh, Pa. D Phone AT. 7965 IGSSGS ' E D WA R D A Z E N for lovely fashions CANDY IS DELICIOUS FOOD ENJOY SOME EVERYDAY 5852 FORBES ST. SQ. HILL r 1401535 e Nlf7 COMPLIMENTS Q WW 0 Q ,L 6' of -S BEACON PHARMACY 1937 MURRAY AVENUE V A You'11 Find Wvhatever You're Looking For TAT- SUUIRREL HILL NEWS SCHOOL SUPPLIES 'I OYS - 011' IS STATIONERY - NOVELTIES H' I 0 If 119 S I 0 ly I cl l by C 1 S L f 1 CORNTR Ol IORISI S AND MURRAY In all their relationships, present and future -that is, as schoolmates, as members of il fam- ily, as Workers i11 their special vocational fields, as Americans, as worlcl citizens-the greatest' need of our boys and girls is character. They must he taught that tl1e worth of life consists of the encleavor to live out in every sphere of con- duct the noblest ideals of which one is capable. CRMYZD through your Community Fund Gift Q Cgoocl ilof -. BUT HE DEPENDS ON OTHERS T takes many hands and heads to navigate a plane safely. Radios must not falter. Beacons must not fail. Each member of the organization, on the ground and in the air, must do his Part perfectly. Managing an estate is another job that requires specialized cooperation. An im- portant phase of this work is the selec- tion and periodic analysis of securities. Although one man may be exception- ally skilled in investment, actual practice has shown the desirability of having several lend their knowledge. That is why we utilize group judg- ment in subjecting securities to careful study. Statistical. reports, research sur- veys and sometimes the facilities of cor- respondent banks augment the work of our own staff. If you wish the bene- ficiaries of your estate to have the ad- vantage of this group judgment, we sug- gest that you talk over your estate plans with one of our officers today. E.'?EE'.I,!...F,!lET.QQ! E955 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1 + e f 7 X si X UQ few. Y? 7076-7-8 J EN KINS ARCADE Pittsburgh 705 HIGHLAND BUILDING East E d 705 ROSS AVENUE Wilkinsburg 'HERE are many secrets that cause people to admire the individuality of DAVIDSON 81 Co. glasses ..... besides, the finest in materials and efficiency to style. UDCE for yourself by bringing your Eye Physician's prescription for glasses in and 'Ltalk the matter over without obligation. Davidson 6' Co. Guildcraft v. Opticians J KAMIN GHEVRULET 00. Enjoy 1648 Shady Ave., Squirrel Hill Near Forbes Street .U-Xckson 2400 Sales and Service F OREMOST ICE CREAM IT'S HEALTHFUL Z A. H. GLINN, Ph.G. WALN UT Pharmacy Prescription Specialist 5541 Walnut Cor. Ivy Street PITTSBURGH, PA. Phone MA. 2584 F. A. Sowash Heal Estate Co. EAST END SQUIRREL HILL SALES MORTGAGES INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 6108 Center Avenue at Penn Mo. 4530 c 9 . to CXa1glgix,exQ Photography For finer Work 6840 Meade St Mo. 2435 MThe Best of Everything to Eatu ALBERT L. BRAHM CUMPANY MEAT-S e Poultry, Produce, Butter Eggs, Cheese, Groceries and Fish 49 TELEPHONE: ATLANTIC 5500 Private Exchange 0 404-406 PENN AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. Call HIGHL D LAUNDRY CO. f4Pittsburgh's Nlost Exclusive Laundryw Wlten You Want Y our- DRESS and SILK SHIRTS CUSTOM IRONED SILK UNDERGARMENTS, etc., HAND LAUNDERED FINE TABLE LINENS, etc., IRONED BY HAND O O C 5708 WALNUT STREET MOntrose 5222 V4n invitation to Western Pennsylvanians Wfhen you select the Union National Bank of Pittsburgh as your own bank, you are clefinitely assured of these advantages: complete facilities to meet your needs, Whether in connection with lnanking matters or trust service. Courteous treatment at all times, with helpful cooperation of the best type. And prompt, efficient attention to your Hnancial affairs. YVe invite you to make the 4'Union National your banking home. ' THE UNIUN NATIUNAL BANK UF PITTSBURGH QMMJZLJEQW NI b l'l lRsrvr:Sysrcxn M l FJ IDp I Cp 0 John Carver, I r Dealer In Compliments of CHOICE MEATS Automatic Products Sta11sNo.6and 7, Diamond Market C o m p a n y Bell Phone, AT1antic 1939 0 Res. Phone, MAyf1oWer 7896 Thompson 81 Co. UQBRIEN SHUP Pam Mmwfaffwm DRESSES Y COATS and SUITS A MILLINERY El Since 1847 Pittsburgh, Pa. 6030 CENTRE AVENUE D Clif! E1 WHOLESALE Live and Dressed Poultry EGGS SUCKLING PIGS 3 L Mi9Pg 11W 1911-13 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone: ATlantic 4008 CATALANIYS Fruit and Vegetable Market 1722 Mu1'fl'Hy Avenue HAZEL 1633-1634 LEO. A. RAMBACHER Fresh 8. Smoked Meats 1722 Murray Avenue HAZEL 3322-3323 JOHN C. KOHNE SL COMPANY Dependable Insurance Service SINCE 1873 Commonwealth Building 316 Fourth Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. THE HUBBY SHOP Complete Lines 0fAll Model Supplies BOATS, RACECARS, H. 0. RAILROADSHAIRPLANES Sales Sz Service On Any Minatllre Motor 114 SHERIDAN SQUARE EAST END, PITTSBURGH Hllanfl 8751. B RA DY' S Felt Products Co. Makers of Award Chenille and Felt Letters for Colleges and High Sclloolsg also Emblems, Mono- grams, Pennants, Etc. BRADY'S,'-cover buttons ancl buckles from your own material. 212 STANWIX STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. co 1723 mos. A. VESCIO, Mgr. ILLIAM .D FF PERSONAL LIFE INSURANCE PROGRAMS To Provide Income for Dependents, Education for Children, Retirement Income for Self Complete Group Insurance Programs THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES 200 FRICK BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. ,A1rLAN'r1c 2800 EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE Phone Us Your Food Wants PROMPT DELIVERY FREE DELIVERY Community Market W. A. HALL, Proprietor 319 South Lang Avenue Phone FREMONT 1200-1201-1202 Fine Furniture-Art Objects-China Paintings-Oriental Rugs We cordially invite you to Visit Our Display Room HAUGH AND KEENAN STORAGE :Sz TRANSFER CO. USED FURNITURE DEPT. Centre 8: Euclid Avenues MOntrose 6700 Open Wednesday Evenings LIBERTY FRIED'S HUME SCIENCE BAKERIES Brilliant Pharmacy Flavor Queen Bread Boston Strange Pies The Store of Courtesy and Service Many varieties of Party Cakes and Rolls St 2680-9878 For ASPINWALL Wholesale Service Call Hilancl 4300 For Home Service at your door P Call Hiland 0500 EWIS DAIRIES, Inc. C E 0 8 0 0 JIM, DUFF, BILL LEWIS 'Sf CATALOG SECTION C 0 900, go Pittslaurglfs Qutstanding Caterers Whether the gathering is large or small, you'll be delighted with the ease in which every detail is handled, the manner of serving, and the tasriuess of 'IOYCC-MCClC111Cl1fS food. oY C rf WIZZMEE CATERERS Hllzmd 0123 PENN AVENUE AND SHADY AND SCHENLEY APARTMENTS General Insurance B. B. SHBIVEB Union Bank Building HUBER'S MARKET HIGH GRADE MEATS AND GBOCEBIES Home Dressed Poultry, EGGS and BUTTER 5755 ELLSWORTH AVENUE lCor. Marylandj HI. 3306 - 3307 SAUNDERS MFG. COMPANY Venetian Blinds and DuPont Shades Cleaning and Repairing All Metal Screens and Doors Curtain Bods and Cornice 2O-41 FIFTH AVE. GBant 6232 Pittsburgh, Pa. TI-LE COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY ' SAVINGS Including Ch riszmas Savings COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS Anfl Business Loans PERSONAL LOANS To be repuirl monthly REAL ESTATE Property for sale and rent TRUSTS All fiduciary services performed INVESTMENTS Securities Inmglzz and xold for you SAFE DEPOSIT Boxes at 355.00 a year 0 11114 - 416 Wood Street 317 Fou rtll Avenue 314-318 IJIEIIIIOIMI Street P i tts lx u rgh, Pa. A Complete, Dalmrmmmalized Bunk Member Federal Deposit Insurunu I,40l'lHH'illl0Il Compliments of the SCAIFE COMPANY PITTSBURGH, PA. Compliments and Best Wishes from The Musical Clubs of Shady Side Academy ' .lv 5 WQALCL0 Mr. R. V. Howard, Director James YVard, Leader Alvin Rogal, Business Manager Section Leaders William Hackney George Stewart Henry Munnikhuysen Williani Wfliigllam Walter Price, Publicity Manager E LLIUTT FOR YOUR PATRONAGE B. Opticians - An Optical Service That Satisfies 35 YEARS ON S1.X'I'll' ST. K. ELLIOTT CO. Opticians P ITTSBURGI-I Eslulllisluefl 1900 BEST BY TEST . . . TX' S i S wf ff fffifzeey-: - s u 'Y or, I Churnerl Daily in Pittsburgh The Fairmont Creamery Co. BURT H. RIVIERE, 729 Associated with N. S. RIVIERE AND COMPANY Insurance Brokers G U 593 Union Trust Building Pittsburgh, Pa. PARKEYS ORANGE PEKOE T E A B A L L S Individual Service Every Cup A Treat Coffees Teas Spices Canned Foods Flavoring Extracts L. H. PARKE 00. Iron City Produoo Co. INCORPORATED CHAS. BLICKLE, President O O Wholesale Marketing Agents of F ruits, Vegetables, Berries and Poultry OO 56-58-60 21st STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. 4 HWK ts. X5-,:':.r-Q,-1, gggg DOBBS HATS EDWIN CLAPP SHOES World Famous Malces Featured at Qil1Tf'?.1'1iEff'QQQo Correct Men's Wear - 521 WOOD STREET PITTSBURGH. PA. WESTINGHUUSE SHADYSIDE , MARKET Refrigerators Washers JAMES CUTHARA Ironers Ranges 5509 Walnut Street SC. 5470 Cleaners Danforth Company Quality Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries and Meats Imported and Domestic Con g1 6lfZ4ld1f'i07ZJ' Shady Side Academy and You cannot choose your battlefield the Class of The gods do that for you, But you can plant a standard Wluzre u xmnrlard never flew. T526 Edwin A. Coyle, General Agent and Associates MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 1511 Oliver Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa. TOOL STEELS and SINTEBED CARBIDES for COMPLETE SHOP TOOLING FIRTHITE-Sintered Tungsten Carbide-Tips and Tools CIRCLE C-Super High Speed Steel CROMOVAN-High Production Die Steel BLUE CHIP-Standard High Speed Steel DIE STEELS-of all types STAINLESS STEEL-Bars and Wire FIBTHALOY-Drawing Dies FIRTH-STERLING STEEL CO. CUSTOM MADE COATS and SUITS 0 DRESSES Afternoon, Evening, Sport 0 FURS AND MILLINERY 431 PENN AVE. SHOES-with -style -and comfort-Builb In-not-just added to STOEBENER'S DEPENDABLE FOR 85 YEARS 6227 PENN AVENUE 6230 FRANKSTOWN AVENUE AMERICAN STEEL BAND CU. Steel Products 2522 Bowman Building P IT T S B U R G H For eel! your afezgur prepare, Ami meer them ever alike: When yoze the ewvil, beezr--- Wherz you the lamrzmer, Jrrike. ce To the class of 741 4, v 5 Q 7 if f ffTbQ1 .rlvpzllfimi wisdom B have pzmifaitb . . . XX w e ' - fiiiii- ' :.' a' l :N ' 1 .on ww .- v fgf- uk -I I . In an ESTABLISHED 1856 Junction Coal Sz Coke Co. CLEAN - HARD - ECONOMICAL NEVILLE AND J. s. L. coma Washed and Oiled Treated Stoker Coal 3408 PENN AVENUE Sfhenley 7733 There' s a Big Difference in oal! There's as much difference in coal as day and night. But the best is Champion! It's graded and refined fo burn longer, sfeadier, and more economically. Prove for yourself that Champion really saves you money. Crder Champion Coal today! 1 in llalll 1011 L 'J Il ll - 5 lffs' nv: aisr QA Mn c c cgofjlj -mug Ll n uu- PITTSBURGH COAL COMPANY 409 WOOD STREET Retail Division G Rant 3121 if if COMPLIMENTS of THE M. IAY REANI CUMPANY compliments of General Agents A FRIEND THE MUTUAL BENEFITA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY N Cowqbliments of Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation BEH IND THE ENDURING INSTITUTION SUCCESSFUL CUSTOMERS F52 Q E?-is 1 Q I fi A 'fn at FARMERS DEPOSIT NATIUNAL BANK ESTABLISHED 1832 FIFTH AVENUE AND WOOD STREET - PITTSBURGH, PA Member ofthe Federal Deposit Insura C p .Compliments of SARGON SOCIETY Thomas Page Sons G R O C E R S MAYF LOWER 4800 - 4801 - 4802 733 SOUTH AIKEN AVENUE Pittsburgh, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND C. C. KECK CO. MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF 0 Cleaning Equipment AND lanitors' Supplies 9 301 MARKET ST. PITTSBURGH GEISLER BROTHERS ART DEALERS L. P. Geisler, Prop. MO. 8578 I 5627 Penn Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. QJIMQ ill H T MILK The Premium Milk That Sells For The Price ill Urdinary Milk SERVED EXCLUSIVELY N al the SHADY SIDE ACADEMY i SENIUR SGHUUL PHILIP INDOVTNA SZ SONS COMPLETE MODERN FOOD MARKET T FREE DELIVERY 5435 Walnut Steet East End, Pittsburgh, Pa. Wholesale and Retail Finest Quality Meat, Fruits, Vegetables, and Groceries. Do t hesitate to phone usg you will rec the same fine quality foods just s though you had selected them gourself. can MAyflower 4545 B 5,223 Ejjgi S PITTSBURGH PLATE 1111 1941 GLASS CU. Hamilton . . . Elgin Gr' ci-P GLASS Milshejrfillgi MIRRORS , Graduate. PAINTS , R. G. HENNI: jeweler 6018 Center Ave. East Liberty QA iD2l fJbZ!7f'gb Imfimfion The Connecticut Mutual has one of the oldest agencies 111 Pittsburgh, having done business here more than 85 years. During this time we have had the privilege of assisting several generations ol' Shady Side men in starting and planning their insurance estates, and of serving them 'throughout the years. It is our desire to continue this record of service for genera- tions to come. ROBERT N. WADDELL AGENCY CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY BETTER LIGHT BETTER SIGHT With I.E.S. L MPS WALZERS Oclorless Cleaning Company WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Aspinwall, Pa. ST. 1825 THOMPSON'S FLORISTS Sz DECORATORS 3909 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mayflower 5231-32 Ha1'c1wa1'e.f0r Every Purpose Paints and Cleaning Materials Seeds, Farm Tools and Fertilizers Sporting Goods BARTLEY Hardware Company 113 Collins Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone Phone HI 0340 HI 0340 For- Duplicating- Letters Addressing-Mailing see Pittsburglfs oldest firm the sawn I907 Advertising Service 319 FIFTH AVENUE ATLANTIC 1290 PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Z A5 There is no subsfzfute for Q UALITY '23 ay is efvzklencecl by tlzzlv book THE SHAIW SIDE ACAIIENIIAN u 'Engraved by John C. Bragdonlnc. C1 'a aa NI si iQ QN- Wy :gs iq K W vi 5- I :H 5251. 5 in 'a11 w 'fa V5 T. J. FALVEY Presulent H E D SWILI Ma L06 MASSACHUSETTS BONDING AND INSURANCE CO. Casualty Insurance Surety Bonds 'XJ' For rates and coverage consult your local agent Western Pennsylvania Department 14TH FLOOR ARROTT' BLDG. PHONE GRANT 3180 Louis M. Packard 65? CATEBER Compliments 4900 CENTER AVENUE GENERAL LINEN SUPPLY, INC. PITTSBURGH PA Pho -Maydower 8500 Randolph 81 McCleme11ts,II1c Eslablislled 1832 Telephone, INKIONTROSE 2500 MCCLEMEN TS COMPANY 011711661CLfLClOI7L?Tl1l8Cl by Randolph az Afcczemems, Inc. Tclepl Lf,,l Q, MONTROSE 3424 NOW BOTH AT ONE LOCATION 124 SOUTH WHITFIELD STREET . . . EAST END PITTSBURGIPS LEADING FLORISTS Qeaasezfsisfefefsgsfeazfg ,.., .,....,.TI ..I. .....,.. .,., ..,.L .... R .... .,......,.A. I WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. PITTSBURGH, PA. XVHEELING, NV- VA- Wholesale Distributors PITTSBURGH PRINTING Co 530-34 rfnniiinn sr. Pirrsaunsu, PA fix COLLEGE ANNUALS HIGH SCHOOL YEAQ BCDCDKS and MONTHLY PUBLICATIONS K ' 'Ax Our representative wiII be pleased to advise you when compiling your next year's Annual. Telephone Grant l95O-5l Acknowledgments The business and editorial staffs of the ACADEMIAN are grateful to all those whose help has made this volume possible. We thank: 4 The students of Shady Side Academy for their cooperation and patience in all things pertaining to the ACADEMIANg Mr. Dickey and Mr, Ricketts, Faculty Advisors for this publicationg Mr. Rodgers, Mr. Wiclcs, Mr. Richards, and others of the Pittsburgh Printing Co., Mr. Reuter, Mr. Bragdon, and others of the Bragdon Bros. Engraversg Mrs. Parry, Mr. Fisher, the office staff, and pliotographers of the Parry Studiosg The advertisers who have aided in linancing the bookg All other Shady Side men and teachers whose help and guidance have so materially aided us in the publication of this volume. 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