Our Lady of Mercy Academy - Oloma Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1944 volume:

f L 1 QR Q. ' 'SL Nm.. NSQN ., .-1 ,N , 1 A132 fm.. xx? W mm .infra xgke 'g'i, f, '..-N Mm Wm 1 -I s i' L E v 5 Y F 5 u I THE ACADEMIAN IQLLI4 SHADY SIDE ACADEMY PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Published by THE CLASS OF 1944 .IOHN LEIPER BALLANTYNE .....,............ ..... E ditorfinfCl1ief PASQUALE NAVARRO ........ .... A ssistam Editor WILLIAM MORRIS FUREY, II .... ..... B usincss Ma11age1 01' ZWUI' QI! E This year, more so than in others, the 1944 Academian has more significance, for already six of our Alumni who once roamed the halls of Shady Side have given their lives for their country. Their sacrifice and unselfish devotion to duty should be an inspiraf tion to those who now learn at the same desks once occupied by these men. Now, more than ever your loyalty must be pledged to the building up of sound school traditions, so that future genera' tions will be proud to call Shady Side Academy their Alma Mater. The class of january, 1944 is now scattered in various branches of the armed forces. God grant that soon peace will be restored to the land, so that boys throughout the nation can once more plan ahead, not to enter an army or navy, but to lead a normal happy life. E FACULTY Gorzienfs SIXTH FORM UN DERGRADUATES HOUSES FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS JUNIOR SCHOOL ADVERTISING e icafimz In reiicrcizee and deep syrnpailty, Vvlc tlze Class of 1944 respeetfitlly tleditute Volume XXXII of tlzc ACADEMIAN to the late ALFRED CLARE DICKEY During the llortyfeight years Mr, Dickey was aililiated with Shady Side Aeademy, no one will ever forget his ready friendliness, his unf usually genial goodfhumor, his interest in activities of various kinds, and his eontagious :est for life. Those of his students will never forget the enthusiasm whieh he generated so spontaneouslyg those of the alumni will never forget the hearty handelasp which aeeompanied the unlailing ahility to reeall the name ol' them. Truly his passing has created a void neither time nor change can remove. CLEMENT MORRIS MORTON As a member of the Class of 1944, Clement Morton displayed a devotion to his school which took the form of service performed on innumerable occasions and in varied capacif ties. To Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Morton the ACADEMIAN extends for the school and his classmates a belated, but no less profound ex' pression of sympathy. MR. DON R. CONNER He was a man of truly remarkable qualities, most of which one grew to appreciate only after intimate association with him. His un' failing devotion to the school, his rugged hon' esty and courage with which he could face a disagreeable situation, his painstaking thorf oughness of his work, and over and beyond all this, his lovable sidefbrave, sympathetic, kindly, and hospitableeshall truly be rememf bered. gl-acuffy Rwmzulz B. MERRIMAN, EIR., AB. fHLll'X'llI'd Unlvcmityji HeuJ11m,wlur fem leave of llbSCIIL'C, 1 CLIFTON O. PAGE, AB. QBnwdoin Collcgcjg M.A. Qlndiamu Univcrsityl. Acting Headmaster, Appointed September, 1942 LUWELL INNES, B.A. CYa1e Universityjg M.A. QUniversity of Pittsburghb. Appointed January. 1920. English, Assistant Headmaster. 1V1liRLE Muuamrn ALEXANIJER, Ph,B. fFrank1in and Marshall Collcgej. C-Ielf ferson Medicznl Collegcj. Appointed September, 1918. Dean, Aeronautics, Head of Science Department. CLARENCE JAMES GEER, A.M. QHump- ton Collegej, English Emeritus. CHARLES PLENTZ SHRIVER, A.B fFrank1in and Marshall Collcgcj. Ap pointed September, 1 9 1 8. Mathe matics. f1Ai rAiN vv7ll.l.lAM Aiwoiim PALMER, G.P,E, lYailc Univcrsityjg Buttle Creek Cullcgcg BS. ffirnold Cullcgcbg fUnif versity of Pittsburghj. Appointed Sep' tcmhcr, l9l9, Director of Athletics and Physical Education. Gmiuzi-, BYRON Wnimoif, A.B. QUcm'gctiiwii Cnllcgclz A.M, fTlllilI1C Univcrsilyjg A.M. fH:irvzird Univcr' eityj, Appnintcd SepLeini'Hei'. 1923. Head uf Latin and Creek Departments. Tuiaonoma R. LRAMAN, B.S. 1Frzmkf lin and Mzwsliaill Cullcgcjg M.A. QUni- vcrsity of Pittsburghj. Appointed Nw vcmbcr. 1924. Mathematics, Meteor- ology. Wiufiufn Caixviaiw Ciuiiis, A.B. QUni' versity uf Roclicstcrjg LUmvci'sity of Munichj, Appuiiitcd September. 1925. Frencii Emeritus. E ,,,. , I ,, . , ,W . V .ww v Louis CHARLES CLLIHSTIN, BS. fUmf jfxmlis HARKJLIW SAMPLE, AB, 1Yn1L VClAh11C dc PilI'1S11 HL. QUnivcrsitL' dc Univcrsityjg A,M. fH2l!'X'2ll'd Umvcr Nducyj: QIHQQI' L11AfllL1Clll1L'. Appointed sltyj. Appmntcd SCPfiII1l1WCl', 1926 SC171Cll115CI', 1925, Head of French Dc' NIgrhem,,1tif5, PdTl'H'1E7'lf. ALLEN VlC1TlJR Lfwu, A.B. QLchigh Umvcrsityjz A.M. QLu1'zlyettc ClJ11CgB,1 QCu1um1'win Univcrsityjz 1MidLl1cbury Collcgcj. Appointed -lsxnuury, 1926. Head of Spanish and German Depanf ments. RUSSELL VV'ARN1iR IJAVIS, BS. lUni versity of Ivliclmigzmj. Appointed Sep tcmhcr, 1927, Asxistunt Athletic Difec uw, Social Studies, Science. W1LLARlw E. MEAD, B.S. fH2lVCffl!fd ROBERT VICTOR Hi1XX'ARl1, 1Pitrs1wurgh Cullcgcj. Appuintcd September. 1928. Musical Institutcl. Appointed Septem- Engligll, bcr. 1929. Nfusic and Radio. CHARLES PR1asToN Vunfzu. A.B. PARKER Bmw, AB. fLclngl1 Umx-cr' 1Miclcllc1mrybg A.M. 1M1dd1c1'vl1ryl: silyj. Appointed Scptcn111v:l'. 1938. Spccml IDIDIIYIIIJISL Univcrsllc dc Llllc English and Mall1cr1141t1g'.v. 1011 lcawc and Thu Surlwrmnc, FITIHCC. Appmmf U1-2l1'N'CIlCCf. cd SK'PlL'lll17L'l', 1934. Spunixh. FMD XV. WOLF, AB.. M.A.. fPcnn- THEODORE H. RKPP, AB, QFranklin Sylvania State Cullcgcl.Englisl1. and Marshall College: M.A. Cpcnnr Sylvania State Cullcgcl. English, Mallzemulicx, History. Mmmuf... CMARLUS A. SIQWIQLL, B.S.. l,Umvcrsity of New Hampshxrcj Matlief matics. Gmnma H. VAN HEUSIQN AB. fCfilf gate Univcrsitylg M.A. flvlcmtclair LISP: S, GURIIAM, AB. fBc1wd4m1n C-ml State Collcgcj. Science, Asxista11tDi' lcgcjg M.A. Qccmlumlaia Univcrwityj rector nf Athletics. History. oard of Kms fees MR. E. BRUCE HILL, '01 ........ . . CoL. ROBERT E. WITHERS ..... OFFICERS . . . ....... President . . . . . . . .VicefPresident MR. WALTER D. WILKISON. . . ..... Secretary and Treasurer Mr. Charles B. Baton, '26 Mr. W. Forman Bickel, '09 Mr. H. Vaughan Blaxter Mr. Stanley N. Brown Mr. john G. Buchanan, 'Oi Mr. Samuel B. Casey, '22 Mr. james C. Chaplin Mr. john O. Chesley Mr. W. St. Clair Childs, '08 lion. Mr. Mr. john P. Egan john C. Ferguson, '29 Roy A. Hunt, '99 MEMBERS David D. Kennedy, M.D. Mr. Artemas C. Leslie Mr. Charles X. Lockhart, '25' Mr. Charles L. McCune Mr. Marshall L. McCune, '26 Mr. W. L. Mellon Mr. William A. Meyer, '28 Mr. Augustus K. Oliver, '98 Mr. Alfred C. Pollock Mr. James C. Rea, '00 Mr. Harry A. Sipe, '14 Mr. Rohert N. Waddell E. R. Weildein, SCD., LL.D. erzior WALTER D. WILKISIJN. . . . . . KATIIRYN M. TIERNEY ..... MRS MRS MRS . BELINDA LUZELL BEHE .... . MARIE LoTzMAN ....... . JANET L. BALLANTYNE.. SCILOO! 60613 . . . . .Registrar and Bursar . . . ............. Secretary . . . .Accountant . ..... Secretary . . ..... Secretary MRS. D. R. CONNER ......... ..... S ecretary MRS. EVELYN H. CRosLAND ..... .......... M atrnn ALVILDA OLIVER, R.N. ....... .... H ealrh Director Join: L. MARSHALL, M.D. ...... ...... P hysician WILLIAM R. MARSHALL, M.D. .... .................... P hysician W. M. TIIoMPsoN, JR., D.D.S. .............................. Orthodontist JOHN A. GRAHAM ............ . . .Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds FRANK RICHARDSON. .. .......... Assistant, Athletic Department Sixfk gl-Zrm USM? RH JOHN STOKES ADAMS, III Stoker Entered Shady Side 1932 Born July 4, 1926 5304 St. james Terrace Pittshurgh, Pa. 1941f42: Manager J. V. Foothallg Gun Cluhg Varsity Track Squadg Blackfoot. 194143: A Cappellag News Boardg Varsity Wrestliiug Squadg Fifth Form Dance Committccg Varsity Foothall Squadg Varsity Track Squadg Blackfoot. 194344: Academian Boardg News Boarclg Varsity Footballg Manager Varsity Wrestf lingg A Cappella Glee Cluhg S.B.C. Cluhg Library Committeeg Forumg St. Andrews Societyg Blackfoot. Love is a game in which both players cheat. 4-Russell. ELLSWURTH House PREPARING Fon CQRNELL UNIVERSITY CLYDE WILSON ARMSTRONG Army Entered Shady Side 1938 Born April 22, 1926 2040 Beechwood Blvd. Pittslwurgli, Pu. 194142: Varsity Baseball Squadg Glcc Clulwg Blackfoot. 1942-43: Egericm Boardg St. Andrcw's Socictyg Library Committccg Fifth Form Dance Committccg Varsity Footlwallg Varsity Bztskctliull Squadg Varsity Busclmllg Black' foot. l943f44: Viccfl'residcnt of Sixth Foring Vice President of Student Council: Viccf I'rcsidcnt of Croft Houseg Chzmirmzm of Library Committccg Sccrctziry of Surgon Sof cietyg St. Andrews Socictyg Varsity Footlwullg Varsity Baskctballg Varsity Buseballg S.B.C. Clulwg Blackfoot. All we ask is to be let alone. -jefferson Davis Cizoifr Hoiisis l'REPARiNu Fon PRlNc:EToN UNIVERSITY HERBERT FRAZER AYRES Herb Entered Shady Side 1942 Born March 11, 1927 52 Oxford Street Winchester, Mass. 194243: Varsity Soccerg Varsity Wrestliiig Squadg Varsity Baseball Squid Blackfoot. 194344: Varsity Soccerg Varsity Wrestliiig Squadg Varsity Baseball Squadg St An draws Societyg Forumg Library Comniitteeg President of Morewood Houseg Student Councilg Sargon Societyg Blackfoot. Live and let live. - -Scottish Proverb. Moalawoon HoUSE PREPARING FOR MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE or TECHNOLOGY NORMAN HILLARD AZEN 4'Nan1'1r1 Entered Slmdy Side 1943 Born july '23, 1927 5030 Durlmgum Ruud Pittslwurglm, Pal. 194344: Varsity Fuuthnll Squad: Varsity Wrestlilmg Squudg Mohawk. He giivetlz llis lvelmved sleep. - Psalms CXXVII DAY S'rUmeN'r l'RIi1',-xklmz 1-'mm FR.AxNl4L1N .mn MfxRszm1,L RALPH COOPER BAILEY Coop Entered Shady Side 1942 Born July 6, 1926 655 Delaware Avenue Clairton, Pa. 1942fl943: J. V. Soccerg J. V. Baskethallg Varsity Track Squadg A Cappella Glee Cluhg Mohawk. 194349441 Library Committeeg Varsity Soccer Squadg Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Track Squadg A Cappella Glee Club fSection Leaderjg Eight Beats And A Restng Mohawk. His voice was like the distressing noise which a nail makes when you screecli it across a window pane. -S. L. Clemens. MoREw0oD Housia PREPARING FOR THE NAVY Vf12 FRANK RAYMOND BAILEY, JR. Bail Entered Shady Side 1933 Born july 18, 1925 209 Tennyson Avenue Pittsburgh, PII. 1941f1942: Academiang J. V. Soceerg j. V. Busketlmllg J. V. Baseball: Blackfoot. l942fI943: Academiang Varsity Soccer Squndg j.V. Busketlwallg Varsity Golf Squndg Honor Rollg Fifth Form Dance Committeeg Blackfoot. 194349441 Academiang Varsity Soccer Squadg Honor Rollg HCRlLiIl1ilStL'FiS Prizeg Black foot. A flattering painter, who made it his care To draw men as they ought to be, not as they are ---Goldsmith DAY STUDENT PREPARINU Fon THE UNIVERSITY or MICIHIKZAN GR.-IIIIIATEII JANUARY 28, 1944 JOHN LEIPER BALLANTYNE Bally Hfackn Entered Shady Side 1932 Born July 19, 1925 Shady Side Academy Pittsburgh, Pa. 1941f1942: News, Academiang St. Andrews, Forum, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Base ball, J.V. Basketball, Mohawk. 19424943: VieefPresident, Fifth Form, Fifth Form Dance Committee, Editor-in Chief, Egeviang Sports Editor, News, Academirmg Secretary, Athletic Council, Sargon St. Andrews, Forum, Library Committee, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball Squad Varsity Baseball, Mohawk. 1943f1944: EditorfinfChief, Academiang Managing Editor, News, President, Sargon President, Athletic Council, President, Forum, Library Committee, S.B.C. Club, Var sity Football, Varsity Basketball Squad, Mohawk. P Oh! tl1e1e's -nothing half so sweet in life As love's young dream. ---Moore. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FoR THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN GRADUATED JANUARY 28, 1944 ji HHN STRATTON BECKER ufclckn Entcrcd Sliady Side 1942 Born April 1, 1927 91 1 Wantcr Struct Indiana, Pa. 194143: j.V. Football: j.V, Basketball, A Cappella Glue Clulag Blackfoot. 194344: Varsity Football Squad: A Cappella Glce Club fScction Lcadcrj 3 Sccrctary' Trcasurcr of Morcwood House: j.V. Basketball: Eight Beats and a Rcstug Library Committccg Blackfoot. I see you have a singing face u heavy, dull, sonata face. Ccorgc Farquliar. Moaizwooo Housu l'REPAR1No rok PENN Swami WARREN LAZELL BEEKEN Beeks Entered Shady Side 1942 Born May 6, 1926 150 Beaver Street Beaver, Pa. 194243: Varsity Basketballg Varsity Trackg VicefPresident of St. Andrews Society E ' . . . 'r gemm Board, F1.th Form Dance Committeeg SBC. Clubg Varsity Soccer Squad Blackfoot. 1943-44: President of Croft Houseg Secretary of Student Councilg President of St Andrews Societyg VicefPresident of S.B.C. Clubg VicefPresident of Sargon Society Varsity Basketlwallg Varsity Trackg Varsity Soccerg Blackfoot. I was not always a man of woe. --Scott. CROFT HoUsE PREPARING FOR HAvERFoRn WILLIAM GREASON BIRMINGHAM Birmy Entered Shady Side 1934 Born March 25, 1926 1343 Murdoch Road Pittslmrglm, Pa. 194142: j.V. Soccer Squadg Varsity Wrestliimg Squadg Golf Squadg Blackfoot. 1942-43: j,V. Soccer Squadg Varsity Wrestlirig Squadg Library Committeeg Gargoyle Clubg Golf Squadg Blackfoot, 194344: Varsity Soccer Squadg Varsity Wrestlirig Squadg Lilwrary Committee- Blackfoot. By the bright trade of his car, Gives signal of a goodly day tomorrow. - Shakespeare DAY STUDENT l'RizmRlNo Foil DARTMoUTH s WILLIAM JOHN BLASDELL Laffy Bill Entered Shady Side 1943 Born October, 1927 South Drive, Fox Chapel Manor Aspinwull, Pa. 1943'1944: j.V. Soccerg Mohztwk. Debate is masculineg Conversation is feminine. ffAlc0tt. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNULUGY GR,mUA'1'un JANUARY 28, 1944 WALTER JoHN BLENKO, J Walt Entered Shady Side 1933 Born june li, 1926 Middle Road Allison Park, Pu. l94lf1942: j.V. Soccerg Gargoyle Soeietyg Golf Squudg Blackfoot. 194249431 j.V. Soceerg Filth Form Dance Committeeg Academian Bonrdg Gargoyle Soeictyg Blackfoot. 1943f1944: j,V. Soccerg Wrestlilmg Squadg Academian Bourdg News Bourdg Gargoyle Socictyg Library Committeeg Blackfoot. And skills a joy to any man. 5M11se5eld DAY STUDENT PREPARINU Fox CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WILLIAM JOSEPH BOYNE Bill Entered Shady Side 1943 Born September 26, 1926 1112 Carlisle Street Tarentum, Pa. 1943f1944: Varsity Soccerg Forumg Library Committeeg J.V. Basketball Squad Varsity Track Squadg Mohawk. Ile paints a dolphin in the woods and a boar in the naves. --Horace. CROFT Housli PREPARING FOR CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY l WILLIAM HUGH COSGROVE, jr. Bill Cosy Cosbevg Entered Shady Side 1941 Born Octoher 20, 1925 6304 Jackson Street Pittshurgh, Pa. 1941-1942: -I.V. Foothall1J.V. Baskethallg Mimliziwk. 1942-1943: Varsity Foothallg J.V, Baskethallg Varsity Track Squadg Egeritmg S.B.C. Cluhg Fifth Form Dance Committeeg Mohawk. 1943f1944: VieefI'resident, Ellsworth Houseg Varsity Foothallg St. Andrewsg Forumg S.B.C. Cluhg Mcmhawk. The white man's burden. W--Rudyard Kipling Ettswomii I-iuusu 1'iu31nxRiNc: FOR THE UNIVIiRSI'I'Y or OKLAHUMA GR,XlJ1,I.'X'I'liIDJANUARY 28, 1944 JAMES CRVILLE CRAIG, jr. l'Senato'r Entered Shady Side 1942 Born june 4, 1926 South Drive Fox Chapel, Pa. l942f1943: Varsity Football Squadg J.V. Baseballg Blackfoot. 1943f1944: Varsity Football Squadg A Cappella Glee Clubg Library Committee Baseball Squadg Blackfoot. Knowledge makes the gentleman, but 'tis conversa- tion that completes him. -Thomas Fuller. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR KENYON COLLEGE S'TI:Ql'HEN DAVIES Steve Entered Shady Side 1943 Born February '13, 1926 S607 Aylesboro Avenue Pittsburgh, Pu. 1943f1944: Varsity Soceerg Varsity Baseball Squudg St. Andrew's Society. A gay night-life has the effect on looks and com plexion of a long spell of sickness. -ffjezin Paul Richter. Mokuwonn Hoiisii PREPARING Fon W1LL1.AMs Coiuiue ROBERT JACKSON DOUGLAS Doug Entered Shady Side 1942 Born December 8, 1926 205 Beaver Street Beaver, Pa. 194249431 Varsity Footballg Varsity Basketball Squadg Varsity Track Squadg Egevian Boardg Fifth Form Dance Oomrnitteeg S.B.C. Clubg Library Committeeg Secref tary of St. Andrews Societyg Member at Large of Athletic Councilg Secretary of Fifth Formg Blackfoot. 19434944: Sixth Form Representative to Student Councilg Varsity Footballg Varsity Basketball Squadg Varsity Trackg VicefPresident of Athletic Councilg Secretary of Croft Houseg Secretary of St. Andrews Societyg Sargon Societyg President of S.B.C. Olubg Library Oommitteeg Blackfoot. Who shall place a limit to the giants imchained strength? -Bryant. CROFT HOUSE PREPARING FOR CORNELL UNIVERSITY ROBERT WAIID DUGGAN Dugg Entered Shady Side 1942 Born january 27, 1926 2916 Shady Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 194249431 j.V. Tennis Squadg j.V. Baskethall Squadg Blackfoot. 1943-1944: Ivianager of Varsity Soeeerg Cross Countryg Lihrary Colnmitteeg Varsity Tennis Squadg Blackfoot. Hear ye not the hum of mighty workings? -Keats. DAY STUDENT PREPARINII Fon UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA JAMES MURRAY EGAN Ujudgeu Entered Shady Side 1939 Born June 23, 1926 260 Lytton Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 1941f1942: VieefPresident of Fourth Formg Honor Rollg Varsity Golf Squadg Gar- goyle Societyg j.V. Baskethallg Mohawk. 1942f1943: Fifth Form Representative to Student Councilg Fifth Form Dance Com- mitteeg Gargoyle Societyg Honor Rollg Mohawk. 1943f1944: President of Sixth Formg President of Schoolg President of Student Counf eilg Gargoyle Societyg St. Andrews Societyg Forumg Academiang Honor Rollg Library Committeeg S.B.C. Clubg Mohawkg Sargon Societyg Cum Laudeg Oration Contest. He who has the judge for his father goes into court with an easy mind. -Cervantes. ELLswoRTH House PREPARING FOR YALE UNIVERSITY JERRY FINK Farmer Entered Shady Side 1942 Burn jzmuury '28, 1926 R. D. No. 3 Irwin, Pu. l942f1943: j.V. Socccrg Forumg A Cappella Glcc Clulwg j.V. B2lSClW2lll1 Mcalmzlwk, l943f1944: j.V. Socccrg Forumg A Cappella Glaze Clulwg Varsity Baseball Squudg lvluhzlwk. How can he get wixdom who lzoldetlx the plow? f Ecclcsinstlcus XXVII. CROFT HOUSE PREPARING FOR THE ARMY AIR Cows GEORGE HOSACK FOLLANSBEE Expressions Entered Shady Side 1941 Born june 22, 1925 3955 Bigelow Blvd. Pittsburgh, Pa. 1941f1942: Varsity Football Squadg Varsity Wrestling Squadg Forumg Mohawk. 1942f1943: Varsity Wrestlixigg Varsity Football Squadg Forumg Mohawk. 1943f1944: Varsity Wrestlixlgg Varsity Football Squadg Forumg Mohawk. Fit expression is so rare that mankind have a super' stitious value of it, and it would seem the whole lzurnan race agree to value a man precisely in prof portion to his power of expression. -R. W. Emerson. CROFT Houss PREPARING FOR THE ARMY AIR CORPS GRADUATED JANUARY 28, 1944 DAVID JOHN FOX Foxey Entered Shady Side 1942 Born January 27, 1926 529 South Linden Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 194249432 Library Committeeg J.V. Football Maiiagerg A Cappella Glee Clubg Car' goyle Soeietyg Varsity Tennis Squadg Blackfoot. 1943-1944: Library Committeeg Assistant Business Ivfanager Academiang Gargoyle Soeietyg j.V. Football: Cross Countryg Section Leader A Cappella Glee Clubp Blackfoot. Clothes make the mam. ---Latin proverb DAY STUDENT PREPARINU FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA W'1LLIAM MORRIS FUREY, II Lucius Bill Entered Shady Side 1932 Born August 27, 1926 640 South Street Pittsfield, M2lSSHChUSCtfS 1941f1942: Varsity Basehallg A Cappella Glee Cluhg Honor Rollg Blackfoot. 1942'1943: A Cappella Glee Cluhg News Boardg Fifth Form Dance Committecg Var' sity Baschallg Secretary Blackfoot Cluhg Gargoyle Societyg Honor Rollg Blackfoot. 1943f1944: St. Andrews Societyg News, Business Manager of Acaclemiang Leader of A Cappella Glee Cluhg President Blackfoot Cluhg S.B.C. Cluhg Vicefpresident of Sargon Societyg Captain of Varsity Basehallg Varsity Soccerg Varsity Basketball Squadg Trcasf urcr of Gargoyle Societyg Lihrary Committeeg Honor Rollg Blackfoot. Have faith in Massachusetts. --f Coolidge. ELLSXVORTH House l'REPAR1No FOR YALE UNIVERSITY SAMLIEL TAYLOR GILNIORE 'little Dopen Entcrcd Shady Sidc 1938 Born july 26, 1926 1331 Invcrncss Avcnuc l71CfSl'Dll1'Qll1, Pa. 194149-42: j.V. Footlwallg .I.V. Baskctballg Blackfoot. 19424943: Varsity Football Sqnadg Fifth Form Dancc Committccg Gargoylc Society: j.V. Baskctlwallg Blackfoot 194349441 Varsity Footlvall Squadg Library Cominittccg Varsity Baskctlwall Squadg S.l3.C. Clulwg Gargoyle Society: Blackfoot. O Heavy burden of a doubtful mind. Francis Quarles DAY STUDENT 1'REv.AxR1No Fon Havuiwoiuv CoLL1eoli JAMES RANDOLPH GOLDSBOROUGH Randie', Entered Shady Side 1941 Born Uctober 16, 1925 1217 South Negley Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 1941f42: Varsity Trackg Forurng J.V. Soccerg j.V. Basketballg Mohawk. 1942f1943: Varsity Soccerg Varsity Trackg Forumg Varsity Basketball Squadg Mohawk. 1945f1944: Cofcaptain, Varsity Soccerg Varsity Basketball Squadg Sargon Societyg S.B.C. Clubg St. Andrews Societyg Forumg Mohawk. Magnus amator mulievum. KA great lover o women Q -Plantus. CROFT HOUSE PREPARING FoR Vf12 GRADUATED JANUARY 28, 1944 LOUIS PATRICK GREULICH i'Lrm Entcrcd Shady Sidc 1941 Burn Scptumhcr li, 1926 778 Osagc Road Pittsburgh, Pa. 1941f194'2: j.V. Foothallg .I.V. Baskcthallg Varsity Tennis Squad: Iviohawk. 1124711943: Varsity Football Squadg J.V. Baskvthallg Varsity Tcnnis Squad: Mohawk. 19434944: Varsity Fuothallg Varsity Tcnnisg Varsity Baskcthall Squadg Newsg SBC. Cluhg Lihrary Committccg Mohawk. In God we trustg all others pay rush. - American Pruvcrh DAY STUDIQNT lauimiziwrz iam Y.-xiii Uwiviiasirv GEQRGE L. HUFFMANN, Jr. Hoff George Entered Shady Side 1933 Born Many 15, 1926 301 Linden Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 194149421 Head Cheerleaderg Varsity Tennis Squadg Junior Foothallg Blackfoot 1942f1943: Gargoyle Society: Head Cheerleaderg Newsg Fifth Form Dance Coin mitteeg Blaekfootg Varsity Tennis Squad. 1943'1944: Gargoy1e Societyg Head Cheerleaderg Newsg Varsity Tennisg Lihriiy Committeeg Academiang Blackfoot. HSmooth. -fAmeriean Proverh. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FoR HAvERFoRn CoLLEr:l3 ROBERT SATLER HOFMANN Bob Entered Shady Side 1942 Burn january 16, 1926 Hotel Schenlcy Pittsburgh, Pa. l942f1943: Forumg j.V. Soccer Squadg j.V. Basketball Squadg Varsity Tennis Squad: A Capella Glee Clubg Mohawk. 1943'l944: Library Committecg j.V. Socccrg Forumg Varsity Wrestliiig Squadg A Cappella Glee Clubg Varsity Tennis Squadg Mohawk. Tour face is your fortune. -Dr. Baum CROPT I-Iouss PREPARING Fon ARMY AIR Cows T r 1 1 i JOHN H. HUBBARD Habla Entered Shady Side 1932 Born Qctober 31, 1926 7619 Waverly Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 194149421 Lightweight Footballg j.V. Baseball Squadg Blackfoot. 1942f1943: J. V. Football Squadg Gargoyle Societyg Newsg Blackfoot. 1943f1944: LV. Footballg Library Coinmitteeg Secretary of the Gargoyle Society Newsg Honor Rollg Varsity Wrestling Squadg Blackfoot. Education is the only interest worthy of the deep, controlling anxiety of the thouglltful man. fWe1idell Phillips. CROFT Hoosia PREPARING FOR CARNEGIE INSTITUTE or TECHNOLOGY DONALD ALLAN HUNT UDOTLH i'Herk Entered Shady Side 1938 Born Octoher 7, 1926 120 Hemlock Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 1941f1942: Varsity Soccer Squadg Varsity Wrestliiig Squadg Gargoyle Societyg Forum g lviohawk. 1942-1943: Forumg Gargoyle Societyg j.V. Baskethallg Varsity Soccer Squadg Nlohawk. 1943f1944: Forumg Gargoyle Societyg Manager of Varsity Baskethallg A Cappella Glee Cluhg Academicmg St. Andrews Societyg Mohawk. The Secret of life is never to have an emotion that is unbecoming. ---Oscar Wilde. EL1.swoRTH Housis PREPARING Fon YALE UNIVERSITY JAMES ARCHIBALD JACCB, Jr. A'fcl1', Entered Shady Side 1942 Born November 3, 1926 1310 Pleasant Avenue Wellsburg, West Virginia 1942f1943: j.V. Soccer: Gargoyle Clubg Cast of Nervous Wreck g St. Andrews Societyg Secretary of Forumg A Cappella Glee Clubg Varsity Tennis Squadg Varsity Wrestlixig Squadg Blackfoot. 1943f1944: Varsity Soccerg Gargoyle Clubg Cast of Tempest g VicefPresident of Forumg Section Leader of A Cappella Glee Clubg Varsity Wrestliiug Squadg CofLeader of Orchestrag Blackfoot. Manners speak the idiom of their soul. fTh0mas Cray. CROFT Houss PREPARING Fox HAVERFURD COLLEGE WILLIAM LAWRENCE JACOB, jr. ajaken Entered Shady Side 1942 Born September 27, 1926 142 Yorkshire Drive Pittsburgh, Pa. 194249431 j.V. Soccer Tcamg J.V. Baskethallg Tennis Squadg Mohawk, l943f1944: Varsity Soccer Squadg Basketball Squadg Varsity Tennis Squadg Cum Laudeg Mohawk. 2 He's very knowing. -Shakespeare DAY STUDENT PREPARINU FOR YALE UNIVERSITY WILLIAM CARY JONES Bill Entered Shady Side 1938 Born July 23, 1926 5 62 Briar Cliff Road Pittsburgh, Pa. 1941f1942: Newsg Blackfootg Lightweight Footballg Lightweight Baskctballg Virsity Baseball Squad. 1942f1943:Newsg j.V. Footballg j.V. Basketballg Varsity Trackg Varsity Bxstball Squadg Blackfoot, 194349441 Newsg j.V. Soccerg Varsity Basketball Squadg Varsity Trackg Forum Library Committeeg A Cappella Glee Clubg Blackfoot. Silence is strength. -Ovid. CROFT Housis PREPARING Foil CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY M. MARTIN LIGHT Manic Entered Shady Side 1942 Born April 5, 1927 1636 Denniston Avenue Pittsburgh, Pai. 1942-1943: Newsg Gargoyle Societyg Blackfoot. 1943494-4: Newsg Gargoyle Societyg Blackfoot. I have never known a poet who did not set a ve-ry high value on himself. --Cicero. DAY STUm3N'r I,RIiI'ARING 1-'ok YALE UNlVIiRSI'I'Y JOHN TAYLOR MANSMANN jack Herbie Entered Shady Side 1942 Born September 15, 1925 519 Edgerton Place Pittsburgh, Pa. 19421943: Varsity Football Squadg Varsity Baseball Squadg J.V. Basketballg Black oot. 19434944: Varsity Footballg J.V. Basketballg Blackfoot. 'You are what you eat. -Chinese Proverb. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FoR TI-IE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA GRADUATED JANUARY 28, 1944 DONALD FRIEDMAN MARKSTEIN Don Entered Shady Side 1942 Born October 13, 1926 5467 Fair Oaks Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 194249432 J.V. Soccer Squadg j.V. Basketball Squadg Asistant Manager of Varsity Tennisg Business Manager of Newsg Mohawk. 1474311944: Business Manager of Newsg Varsity Soccer Squadg Acudemian Boardg Manager of Varsity Tennisg Library Committeeg Mohawk. A fresh, a free, u friendly man. -qlohn Gower DAY S'1'UDliN'I' Pniiir-xiumcz Fon WILLI.-xMs CoL1.Ec:1i CLARENCE TAYLOR MARSHALL Bauman Entered Shady Side 1941 Born March 28, 1926 The Schenley Apartments Pittsburgh, Pa. 19414942: Varsity' Foothall Squadg Varsity WrestliIIg Squadg Varsity Track Squadg Mohawk. 19424943: Varsity Footballg Varsity Wrestling Squadg Varsity Trackg Egevian Boardg St. Andrews Societyg Forumg Fifth Form Dance Committeeg Intramural Athletic Councilg Mohawk. 1943f1944: Captain of Varsity Foothallg Varsity Wrestlilig Squadg Varsity Trackg St. Andrews Soeietyg Forumg Academiam Boardg Sargon Societyg S.B.C. Cluhg Mohawk. His words of learned length and thundering sound, Amaz'd the gazing rustics rangld aroundg And still they gazld, and still the wonder grew, That one small head should carry all he knew, -Goldsmith. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING Foa THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA JQHN STEWART MURRAY 1-jack Mm Entered Shady Side 1932 Born August 23, 1926 1410 Squirrel Hill Avenue Pittslwurgh, Pa. 1941-1942: j.V. Busketlmll Squzidg Golf Squaldg Honor Rnllg lvlolmwk. l94'lf1943: J.V. Soceerg J.V, Baisketlwall SLlL1ilLlQ Varsity Tennis Squaudg Honor Rnllg Fifth Form French Prizeg Mcmlmziwk. 194349441 Varsity Soccer Squndg J.V. Bnslcetlwzill Squaidg Lilwrury Cmnmitteeg Acutleniiung Cum Laude Soeietyg Honor Rollg Mcmlixnwk. Wl1e1'e our work is, there let mu' joy be. DAY STUDENT Tertulliun PREPARINQQ FOR CARNEUIE INSTITUTIQ or TTac:HNnLnc:Y PASQUALE NAVARRO Pat Entered Shady Side 1938 Born June 10, 1926 6439 Navarro Street Pittshurgh, Pa. 1941f1942: Chapel Grchestrag Saxophone Chorusg Lightweight Footballg Forumg Blackfoot. 19424943: Business Manager of the Egeriang Fifth Form Dance Committeeg Forumg Assistant Manager of Varsity Foothallg Assistant Business Manager of Musical Cluhsg Blackfoot. 1943f1944: President of Ellsworth Houseg Student Councilg Business Manager of Musical Clubsg Cofmanager of Varsity Foothallg Chapel Orchestrag Assistant Editor of Acaclemiang Secretary, Eorumg President of St. Andrews Societyg S.B.C. Clubg Black' footg Sargon Society. As busy as a onefafrmed paper hanger with an itch. fAmerican Proverh. ELLSWORTH Housiz PREPARING FoR CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PAUL DREW NEUENSCHWAN DER Niney Entered Shady Side 1942 Born March 15, 1925 Chelsea Street Sisterville, West Virginia 1942f1943: Assistant Maiiager of Varsity Footballg Tennis Squadg Blackfoot. 1943f1944: Cofmanager of Varsity Foothallg Forumg St. Andrews Societyg A Cap' pella Glee Cluhg Lihrary Committeeg Blackfoot. Genius is one per cent inspiration, ninetyfnine per cent perspiration. -Thomas Edison. MoREwoon Housri PREPARINQ: FUR STANFORD UNIVERSITY W. KENNEDY RAY, Jr Dee Entered Shady Side 1941 Born September 8, 1926 4406 Highland Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 1941f1942: Lightweight Soccerg Track Squadg Blackfoot. 1942f1943: Varsity Soccerg Varsity Wrestlingg Varsity Trackg Newsg Blackfoot 1943f1944: Cofcaptain Varsity Soccerg VicefPresident of Morewood House S B C Clubg Varsity Wrestlingg Varsity Bascballg Forumg St. Andrews Societyg Libr Iry Com mitteeg A Cappella Glee Clubg Newsg Sargon Societyg Council Member of Blackfoot Club. I am as bad as the worst, but thank God I mn as good as the best. fWalt Whitman. MOREWOOD HOUSE PREPARING FOR PRINCETON UNIVERSITY JOHN HANsoN RIDALL Hnfmzg' Entered Shady Side 1939 Born january 15, 1926 5425 Alhermarle Avenue Pittshurgh, Pa. 1941-1942: j.V. Footballg .I.V. Baskethallg Varsity Track Squadg Mohawk. l942f1943: Varsity Foothall Squadg Varsity Baskethallg Varsity Track Squadg Fifth Form Dance Committeeg Egerian Boardg Mohawk. 194?-fl944: Varsity Foothallg Captain of Varsity Baskethallg Varsity Traekg Presif dent of Mohawk Intramural Cluhq Sargon Soeietyg St. Andrews Soeietyg SBC. Cluhg President of Forumg Lihrary Committeeg Mohawk. -fGeorge Herhert ELLSNVORTH Housii PREPARINQ: ifoR YALE LlNlV1iRSlTY l He that plays his 'money ought not to value it. WILLIAM WELDIN SAUERS Willie', Entered Shady Side 1937 Born November 1, 1925 6616 Beacon Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 194149421 J.V. Soccer Squadg Golf Squadg Mohawk. 1942f1943: j.V. Soccer Squadg Golf Squadg Mohawk. 1943f1944: Varsity Soccer Squadg A Cappella Glee Cluhg Lihrary Committeeg Cross Country Squadg Tennis Squadg Mohawk. Our manners, like om faces, though ever so beautif ful, must differ in their beauty. KA. Cooper Anthony. DAY STUDENT PREPARINL: FOR YALE UNIVERSITY 1 , EUGENE SEDER Gus Entcrcd Shady Side 1936' Born July 11, 1926 Coronado Apartments Pittsburgh, Pa. 1942 f1943 : Newsg Mohawk. 194349441 Library Committecg Newsg Mohawkg Gargoyle Societyg Cast of Tcmpcstf' A fanatic is devil's plaything. -American Provcrh DAY STUDENT PREPARINQT Fon HARVARD UNIVERSITY JOHN ROTHROCK SIEBER .1 jack, Entered Shady Side 1938 Born july 18, 1926 1406 Browning Road Pittsburgh, Pa. 19414942: Varsity Track Squadg J.V. Footlwallg Blackfoot. 1942f1943: Varsity Tracikg Varsity Football Squadg Blackfoot. 194349441 Varsity Football Squadg Library Committeeg Varsity Trackg Blackfoot A fine head of hair adds beauty To a good face, and terror To an ugly one. -Lycurgus. DAY STUDENT PRLPARINL: FOR PRINCETON UNIVERSITY EDWARD HECKEL SIPE Happy Edu l'Edge Entered Shady Side 1936 Born July 19, 1926 1155 Shady Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 1941fl942: bI.V. Football Squad: Glee Clubg Mnihawk. 1942-1943: J.V. Footballg J.V. Basketballg j.V. Bascballg A Cappella Glee Clubg Fifth Form Dance Committeeg Ivfohawk. l943f1944: Varsity Football Squadg J.V. Basketballg St. Andrews Soeietyg Vicef President of Forumg A Cappella Glee Clubg Library Committceg Mohawk. Nothing is sillier than silly laughter. -Catulus ELLSWORTH House IJREPARINU Fox PR1Nc:12ToN UNIVERSITY DAVID QUINN STEELE O l'oole Entered Shady Side 1938 Born Gctober 20, 1926 5606 Dunmoyle Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 1941f1942: j.V. Footballg Varsity Tennis Squadg Gargoyle Societyg Blackfoot 1942f1943: IV. Footballg Varsity Tennisg President Fifth Formg Student Council VicefPresident of Gargoyle Societyg Fifth Form Dance Gommitteeg Blackfoot. 1943f1944: j.V. Footballg Varsity Tennisg President of Gargoyle Society Lihriry Gommitteeg Blackfoot Council Member. Were there no women, men might live like gods. -Thomas Deliker. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FoR YALE UNIVERSITY ROBERT CHARLES SUNSTEIN l H5U.7111yH Bob Entered Shady Side 1932 Born january 30, 1926 17.20 Bennington Avenue Pittslwurgli, Pa. l9-124943: j.V. Soccer: Blackfoot. 1943119441 Secretaryftreasurer of Ellsworth Houseg St. Andrews Societyg Forum, Acadcmian Boardg Varsity Soccer Squadg Blackfoot. I have spent my life laboriously, doing notlmzg. -Grotius ELLSWORTH HoUsE 1'RnmR1No Fox CORNELL UNIVERSITY' JAMES WAYNE TOMB ujimu Entered Shady Side 1943 Born April 7, 1926 315 North Sth Street Indiana, Pa. 1943f1944: j.V. Soccerg Forumg St. Andrews Societyg Varsity Track Squad Blick foot. Stop eating when you are enjoying it most. -Gerinzm Proverb. Momiwooo House PREPARING Fora YALE UN1vERs1TY RAYMON D LOUIS WEFINCH O'Toole Entcrcd Shady Side 1934 Born March 11, 1925 5414 Ellsworth Avenue Pittshurgh, Pa. 19-414942: j.V. Foothallg Varsity Wrcstliiig Squadg Varsity Trackg Mohawk. 1947119433 J.V. Foothall: J.V. Baskcthallg Varsity Traclig Fifth Form Dance Com' mittccg Nlohawk Council Mcmhcr. 1943'l944: Varsity Football Squadg Varsity Wrcstliiigg Captain Varsity Track V1CC'1,fCS1LlC11t Moliawksg Sargon Society. We Swedes are a hearty race. - -O'Toolc DAY STUm5N'r Pmzlx-xR1Nu von S1'R1Nc:if1raL1w Cotuiczrs 9 DONALD FERRIS WHITE Don Entered Shady Side 1931 Born August 5, 1926 1067 Fifth Avenue New York City, New York 194149421 Gargoyle Societyg Varsity Wrestliiig Squadg j.V. Trackg Blackfoot 1942f1943: Newsg Gargoyle Societyg Cast of Nervous Wreckg j.V. Socecr Blackfoot. 1943f1944: A Cappella Glee Clubg Newsg Gargoyle Societyg Cast of Tempest Forumg Varsity Soccer Squadg Varsity Track Squadg Blackfoot. A growing boy has u wolf in his belly. -German Proverb. CROFT Houss PREPARING FoR CORNELL UNIVERSITY JAMES EDWARD MORESBY WHITE jim Entered Shady Side 1940 Born May 23, 1925 203 Carnegie Place Pittsburgh, Pa. 1941-1942: Varsity Track Squadg J. V. Footballg Mohawk, l942f1943: Varsity Track Squadg Varsity Football Squadg Mohawk. 1943-1944: Varsity Football Squadg J. V. Basketballg Mohawk. The weather and my mood have little cmmection have my foggy and my jine days within me. ' 4 Unknown, CRoFT Housii PREPARINQ: Fok THIS UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Gmouarmm JANUARY 28, 1944 FREDERICK WILLIAM WILLEY, JR. Fred Entered Shady Side 1937 Born May 14, 1926 2250 Gladstone Road Pittsburgh, Pa. 1941f1942: J. V. Footballg J. V. Baseballg Newsg Mohawk. 1942f1943: Newsg Academiang Library Gommitteeg Varsity Football Squadg J. V Basketballg Varsity Tennisg Gargoyle Societyg Mohawk. 19434944: President of Day Studentsg Student Gouncilg EclitorfinfGhief of News Sargong Academiang S.B.G. Clubg Library Gommitteeg Varsity Footballg Varsity Basket' ball Squadg Gargoyle Societyg Mohawk. The Human Comedy. -Balzac. DAY STUDENT ENTERED BOWDOIN COLLEGE, FEBRUARY, 1944 1 JEROME VVOLK, Jr. ferry Entcrcd Shady Side 1941 Bom january 11, 1926 2250 Bcechwood Blvd. Pittsburgh, Pa. 194149-42: j,V. Foothallg j.V. Baslccthallg Wiiiiicr of Time Contcstg Mohawk. 1942f1943: Varsity Socccr Squadg j.V. Baskcthallg Varsity Golf Squadg Wixixicr in Time Cnntcstg Mohawk. 1943fl944: Varsity Socccrg Varsity Baskcthallg Class Day Spcakcrg Mohawk. He was a scholar, and a ripe and good oneg Exceeding wise, faivfspoken, and persuading. fShakcspcarc and john Fletcher DAY STUDENT I'REmRlNc: FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNsYLvAN1,x GRA1mATE1i J.-xNUARY 28, 1944 f-14-01 lzgerqrczhlczfes v! ' 3TS.M.'3'1pf FIFTH FORM GFFICERS HUGH MCKENNA LYNCH ............ ......... P resident THOMAS W1LLI.AM FRANK ..... ...... V icefPve51dent ROGER NORTH WIEWEL ..................... Secvetaryffreastwev THEODORE ROHRER LEAMAN, JR. .... Student Council Representative JAMES PETTICZREW VVADDELL ....... Student Council Representative James Harold Autenreith, Jr. Harry John Bechman, Jr. William Wallace Booth, Jr. Ernest Rutherford Braun, III David Andrew Buchman James Morton Callahan, Jr. Murray Lee Cohen George Spencer Cooper, jr. George Newell Crawford, III William Miller Davis Samuel Robert Destein, Jr. William Charles Destein John Harrington Dwyer James Artley Eckstein Frank Reinhart Fleming, Jr. 'Thomas William Frank Kenneth Adelman Gardner Bruce Glick Stuart Hamilton Goldsborough Irving Jerome Halpern Samuel Miller Haszelbart, jr. James McCarson Jackson MEMBERS G. Elkins Knable, Jr. James Thoburn Knox Robert Harrison Lasday Theodore Rohrer Leaman, jr. John Edgar Lohstoeter Hugh McKenna Lynch James Burns McClements, III Thomas Charles McDermott, ,Ir Robert Boyd McKee, III Russel H. Medlock William Miller Charles Noble Mitchell Mead James Mulvihill Robert A. Quay Phillip Keeble Rains joel Warren Rosenblum Bertram John William Sayles, Ji Edward Lawrence Solomon, jr. james Pettigrew Waddell A. Leo Weil, II Jonathan Frank Whetzcl Roger North Wiewel john Laing Wise, Jr. FOURTH FORM Enwfxkn ERNiisT Rnfok, Ill ............ .......... P resident WiLLr,rxM Ricznfxan DANFORTH, JR. ................ VieefPresidenr Dominic: Navaaao, ju. ...................... Secretary-'I'reasurer DoN.fxLn Dr1W1TT RMT, JR. ........ Student Council Representative JAMES ELLIS Ro1x1aRTsoN ...... . . . Rohert Anthony Bissen Donald Balman Blenko Peter George Bolanis Donald Douglas Borden Eustace Wxxtkiiis Buchanan Williaiimi Rorah Chesley Richard Henry Lee Childs Vxfilliam Thomas Cook, jr. Williatni Richard Danforth, jr. Rohert Louis DeRoy Henry Bannon Ferguson Thomas Cordon Ferguson, jr. Richard Smith Frankenstein john Ernest Friday, jr. Vxfilliam Heerloek Hoffman Alexander Holliday Hoon George Alhert Keck james Louis Kendall, III .Student Council Representative MEMBERS Wztllatcc Hunter Kirkpatrick Ralph Lynch, jr. john Andrew Martin William Richard Martin, III Thomas Edward McCarthy james David MeClister Patrick McCurdy Williztni Evert McKnight Voight Mcxvlley, Jr. Charles Morris Rohert Dietz Morrow Dominic Navarro, Jr. Arthur Micliztel Pivirotto, -Ir. Donald DeWitt Rait, jr. Edward Ernest Rieek, Ill james Ellis Rohertson Williariii Young Rodewald Frank Hanstings Stephens, Jr Robert Norman Watddell, Jr. THIRD FORM OFFICERS WILLIAM JAMES ASKIN, II ........... ......... P resident JAMES HILLER HARDIE, JR. ...... ....... V icefPresident Louis VJAINWRILQHT Voicsr, JR. .... .... S 6CT6fdTy'TT6dS1LT8T MEMBERS Noel Terry Adams Carl Leon Adelsheim Samuel Byron Aronson Willizim James Askin, II Seavey Austen Robert Porter Babcock, Jr. John Baxter Barbour, III William Lyttleton Barclay, III Peter William Bolanis Lawrence Barry Brent John Randolph Brown John Charles Burrey George Sirger Caplan Stephen Lee Cohen Aims Chamberlain Coney, Jr. Eugene Belmont Connelly, Jr. David Milo Curry Frederick Maul Fair David Feldstein William Henry Flickinger, II John Haynes Follansbee, Jr. Jack Gordon Gage, Jr. William Frederick Gauss, Jr. Felton Lewis Gibbons Lawrence Bernard Gordon James Hiller Hardie, Jr. Robert Bole Heppenstall, Jr William Abott Heriot George Hetzel Joseph Miller Hilhish, Jr. Frederick Murphy Hill Frederick Dexter Humphrey, Jr. William Archibald Irvin, Jr. Charles McCarson Jackson Henry Darby Jew, II Hugh Brahm Johnston Arthur Barksdale Kinsolvin Jack Milton Kintner Frederick John Lind, Jr. William Wallace Lowe J. Elliot Peirce Morrison Williairi Howard Gverly Jack Taylor Overpeck William Morrow Pattersoi Richard Balling Patton Charles Reed Prichard Bayard Dodge Rea John Farley Rieck Loren Ivlarshall Rosenbach George Baton ScheetZ Carroll Elon Sinclair Stephen Marlan Speers Louis Wainwright Voigt, David Charles Willey Vernon Laing Wise, Jr. Harold Rowley Wright, Jr Robert Baton Young SECOND FORM OFFICERS Aluiias Hoxxzuuu Cinuug, JR. ........... ......... P rcxidem Ricziiixkn HENRY Liiii Cuitns .... ...... V iCC'PTCSI'CIC'Ilf S.-XMlIliL Amms H.-uz'1'w1iLL, III... .... Sccrcuu-yfTmzsm-cr MEMBERS john I'ahner Ilankson, jr. Oliver Blair, jr. James Leslie Iloeringer Henry Willaird Broido james Youngson Booth john Allison, -Ir, Richard Henry Lee Childs blames Howard Clark, Jr. john Hazedorn Cohen, jr. David Thorne Craig Williiiiii Ralston Curtis Willizilii Hean Dearth Rohert Stanley Downing Williaiiii Johnston Downing Charles Eugene Dinkey, III Glenn DeWitt Dunmire, jr. james Marshall Eeker Frank Bates Fairhanks, Jr. Willizilii Frederick Fried Willigiiim Marshall Gardner, Jr. Sanford Herhert Goldstein Samuel Adams Hartwell, III Ahram Hays, III james Wzillaiee Hopkins, jr. Charles Wairreii Kimhall, jr. Harvey Richard Mann Charles Hale Matthews, III C rant MeCargo, II Donald Philip Moore Harold L. Mitchell, Jr, Louis Michael Myers John Harris Brigs Phillips, -Ir Richard Roy Pivirotto Carl Edward Rieck, jr, Hudson Gilmore Samson, jr. Martin Snyderman, jr. Phillip Poliner Spiegelman Peter Harteh Strachan Wzilter Douglas Toole john Hume Voigt Thomas Childs Vxfoolfolk 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 on the campus, the undergraduates, through their interest, cooperation, and support, aid the Seniors in almost all their school activities. Even though the underformers .constitute only a minor part of the campus groups, it is from this minority that the future leaders of Shady Side will be chosen. From the foregoing statement it might seem that only the older boys take part in the school activities, The younger boys who make up the non-varsity teams are being trained for future positions on the varsity. By their wholefhearted support and admiration, these underformers build the morale of the varsity teams to the high point where it always is and maintain this morale throughout the year. The underformers' activities, however, are not limited to athletics. The Musical Clubs, The Chapel Orchestra, and The A Cappella Glee Club, are open to everyone. As is the custom on Commencement Eve, the Junior Class sponsors a dance for the graduating class. The chairmen of this year's committee are Hugh McKenna Lynch, Theodore Rohrer Leaman, Jr., Thomas William Frank, and Roger North Wiewel. This year, more than ever before, the underformers are participating more fully in the student government. The Student Council has been enlarged to include representaf tives from the Third and Fourth Forms. Hugh McKenna Lynch, Theodore Rohrer Leaf rnan, Jr., and James Pettigrew Waddell from the Fifth Form, Donald DeWitt Rait, jr., and James Ellis Robertson from the Fourth Form, and William Morrow Patterson, jr., from the Third Form are the undergraduate members of this year's council. We, the graduating class, leave Shady Side with a deep appreciation for the whole' hearted support of the undergraduates and with firm belief, strong trust, and great faith that those boys who follow will keep, as we have endeavored to keep, the name and traditions of Shady Side honorable and outstanding. If vi f STUDENT COUNCIL Al.xMi1s Mliruuw' linux ..... .. Cl.YIJli Wi1.sirN ARMsTRoNi:. W.ixIxlii4.N L.'XZliLL Biiiiiqfm. .. .l.'XMIxS Mliiuux' Emp.-xN. .. lTxsigii,x1,l1 N.w.xRRo ..... . Vxfv.XRRl'.N Lfxzrati. l3ia1ci4r5N... Hi-.iuii-.iw Fu.-xziiu Arms. . . Ronlim' j.ixr:i4soN Dmiizlsxs. . . ffI.YlJIi W1l.s1mN ARMs'I'RoNi:. ., Hman Mi:K1iNN.ix LYNc:H.. Tiiiaolioiila Ronin-in Lli.XM.iXN. -IAMIIS l7lu'l4'I4I1iRIiXV W.'Xl7ITlil,l.. . lJUN.Xl,Il l7l'1Wl'I I' R.-xii.. jxrsiias Eiils Rois1aR'i'soN ...... OFFICERS MEMBERS Wl1.l.l.xs1 Moruww l'.'x'I 1'I5RsoN, JR.. . . I'lu-Llrlciuizx Wl1-Ll.-xM Wl1.L1iY, JR.. . . . . . .President . . . . .VicefPreside11t . . .SCC7'6IdTj CT7'6LISll.T67' President of Sixth Form and School ..Preside1it of EHsz.i'orlh House . . . . .President of Croft House . . .President of Ivforewood House . . .Sixth Form Represeiitutwe . . .Sixth Form Representative . . . . .President of Fifth Form . . . .Fifth Form Representiltme ..Fifth Form Represeritutiiie . . .Fourth Form Representative . . .Fourth Form Represerittltive . . .Third Form Represeritative . . .Day Student Representative QM Fm s A gf0LL565 ELLSWORTH HOUSE OFFICERS PASQUALE NAvARRo ...................... ....... P resident WILLIAM HUGH CUSGROVE, JR.. .. ...... VicefPresidem ROBERT CHARLES SUNSTEIN ..... .... S ecvetavyffreasiwer MR. RUSSELL WARNER DAVIS ..... ..... H ouse Master john Stokes Adams, III John Baxter Barbour, III Willizim Wallace Booth, Jr. William Hugh Cosgrove, Jr. Richard Willizim Danforth Samuel Robert Destein, -Ir. William Charles Destein James Murray Egan William Morris Furey, II Donald Allan Hunt james Thoburn Knox Hugh McKen11a Lynch Ralph Lynch, Jr. MEMBERS Clarence Taylor Marshall James David McCliSter Thomas Charles McDermott J. Elliot Pierce Morrison Dominic Navarro, Jr. Pasquale Navarro Bayard Dodge Rea john Hanson Ridall Edward Ernest Rieck, H Edward Heckel Sipe Robert Charles Sunstein Louis Wziiiiwright Voigt, Jr. Roger North Wiewel john Laing Wise, Jr. CROFT HOUSE OFFICERS W.fxizRifN LAZHLL B1iuiuiN ................ ........ P 1-esidtm CLYmf WlLsoN ARMsTRoNo. . . ...... VieefPvesidem Romiar jAc:xsoN Douoms .... .... S etvetwryf'Treasmer MR. FRED W. WoLF ...... ..... H ouse Muster Clyde Wilsciii Armstrong Warren Lazell Beeken Rohert Anthony Bissin Oliver Blair Ernest Rutherford Braun, III William Joseph Boyne john Allison Byerly, jr. james Iviorton Callahan, jr. George Newell Crawford, III Rohert Jackson Douglas Rohert Stanley Downing Willizilli Johnston Downing john Harrington Dwyer jerry Fink George Hosaek Follanshee Thomas William Frank james Arehihald Jaeoh, Jr. MEMBERS Rohert Satler Hofmann William Cary Jones John A. Martin William Richard Martin, II Voigt Mooney, Jr. james Burns MeClen1ents, HH Russell Homer Medloek William Howard Uverly Riehard Bolling Patton Charles Piper Rohert A. Quay Donald DeWitt Rait, jr. Carl Edward Rieek, jr. john Early Schreiner Stephen Marlan Speers, Jr. Donald Ferris White Vernon Laing Wise, jr. MGREWOCD HOUSE OFFICERS HERBERT FRAZER AYRES ............ ,..... . President W. KENNEDY RAY, JR. ..... ...... V icefPresident JOHN STRATTON BECKER .... .,.. S ecvetaryf'I'1easu'reT MR. GEORGE VAN HEUSEN .... ..... H ouse Master Herhert Frazer Ayres Ralph Cooper Bailey john Stratton Becker David Buehman Stephen Davies Henry Bannon Ferguson Samuel Miller Haszelhart, Jr. Frederick Dexter Humphrey, Jr. MEMBERS Charles MeCzirson Jackson james McCarson Jackson Henry Darby Jew, II William Don Miller Philip Kebel Rains W. Kennedy Ray, Jr. Edward Lawrence Solomon, Jr james Wayiie Tomb, jr. Paul Drew Neuenschwander EXCERPTS FROM JUST RAMBLINGH Everyone seems to be excited about his for is it thei-rj vacation, and it appears that many had a good time. john Lohstoeter was telling me that he spent his entire summer practicing for the flyfcasting tournament which he won recently. I've been getting in trim hy casting for the stopper in the bathtub. I keep cool and save energy, says john. There are no flies on me. Super salesman Ed Sipe put over a big deal when he finally sold his twcvhorsepower buggy to Tuna Fish Wiewel. Anyone interested in buying a two pole generated auto, just has to see Happy Ed , the man who buys and sells Vf8's in twenty hours. The spirits of lovable George Follansbee were scarcely dampened when his ready- tied bow cravat came apart, leaving nothing but a few miscellaneous bits of black ribbon. At the one and only big dance of the year, the most popular boy was undoubtedly Don Hunt, who rated two corsagesg Bill Cosgrove thought it most expedient to come stag after having previously invited two girls to accompany him to the soiree. Clyde Armstrong threw a big shindig, where Win or Lose Adams received several large empty boxes for presents. john Lohstoeter won a green and purple plaid tuxedo, and Eddie Rieck painted his tennis shoes black and came formal. The reasons for Eddie Sipe's sudden passionate interest in the Webste1 s Unabridged Dictionary are far from literary. The desire is not for culture but rather to find out just what the long words in a letter from a certain Ujetme filleu really mean. Hope you're not in for a rude awakening, Ed, cause these women from Chatham Hall are smart. Feldstein: I'm all dressed up today. Don't I look sharp? Heriot: Yes, but who wears your clean shirts? Lately Bill Cosgrove has been seen slinking furtively about the campus, his head in tonsorial disarray. It seems that the Blue and Gold gridder was surprised the other night by a group of fellow Ellsworthites who disturbed his slumber with a pair of shears. Although this circumstance may indicate it, Ellsworth is not a clip joint. The Christmas holidays showed up many characters. Individualist Marshall fared considerably better with a visiting Southern girl than with these here Northern women. jack Ballantyne did all right with a young fills from Dunmoyle Street. Hank Ridall, Steve Davies, and Don Hunt were the old stand-bys at many a. brawl. X ir- aim 'hm m u m m geafures P 43r X , 'nl-ang ,FQ . L N N, P515 Q4 DAY BY DAY SEPTEMBER 20- Out at Shady Side, a suburb of civilization, the bells rang for the first time to direct all the happy, young lads with bright faces, clean teeth, and no hangovers to the premier classes of the 1944 grueling sessions. SEPTEMBER 23- jerry Fink and Bob Douglas are still rising at the crack of dawn with the cockfaf doodlefdo from Mr. Celestin's roosters. Both seniors were heard to remark that no matter where they go, a chicken will always get them up. SEPTEMBER 24- Mr. Wolf staged a special meeting of Croft House to find out where the missing boarder in Room 29 might be. SEPTEMBER 28- fMr. Waldrop wishes to know, If perchance you could come over to my room after dinner, Bill, I would like to converse with you. , SEPTEMBER 29- Poor Bill Furey returns to his room haggard and worn after a gruelling verbal marathon with Mr. Waldrop. Said Bill, NI spend half my senior year over in that room. OCTOBER 3- As Coach Davis, armed with rags and shampoo, attacked the inchfthick layer of soot, long installed on his Black Maria , betting was profuse, concerning the original color. Verdict: It is black. OCTOBER IO- The OPA formally announces that no more rubba will be used for civilian corsets. Mr. Vorce looks worried. OCTOBER 13- What happened to the million dollar baby from the five and ten cent store? OCTOBER 19- The day's main attraction in Croft House was the 'ilitterbug Jamboree , led by jim White. OCTOBER 24- Mr. Shriver's barrel of ersterz just come. But it don't make no never mind, we ain't going to get none no how. OCTOBER 27- ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? OCTOBER 28- It is most interesting to note that oubi, oubi, will soon come goo to this school under the glub, glub. This sort of cooperation manifests itself in ugh. And neither do labor leaders. NOVEMBER 3- Mr. Gates spent his first joyous day at Shady Side looking for his fourth period, accelerated history boys, who escaped his class by jumping out the window when the illustrious teacher's back was turned. NOVEMBER 4- Mr. Gates is still looking for his fourth period history class. NOVEMBER 5- L'Gypsy Rose Lee Navarro plays a command performance for the Varsity Football Squad, as a shocked parent looks on. NOVEMBER 10- Mr. Howard with five class lists in hand stopped every outgoing student at the gates with the following: Don't I have you on my hotfdog list? N Z xxx W fiiiile - if Jx I N T ,z Q M Q9 BAn.Ev ' DAYiContinued NOVEMBER 24- At least we won't get whistled at when we complain about the food at home. DECEMBER 4- The Musical Clubs Dance proved to be quite riotious, as Ed Rieck showed up in full dress and tennis shoes, as Jim White celebrated his fourteenth birthday, as Bill Askin made a fortune ferrying couples across the gorge in front of the Junior School gym, and as Clyde Armstrong threw a wild brawl with milk and crackers at his Beechwood Blvd. chateau. DECEMBER 17- Today starts another Christmas Vacation, unprecedented for the seniors at S.S.A. After all, most senior classes will remember what is going to happen in these two weeks, although not many of them would want to. DECEMBER 29- Open house at Sauers': Bill Chesley now realizes what will be his life's work. DECEMBER 30- Bill Jones, Walt Blenko, and Bill Birmingham threw open the portals of the Uni' versity Club to a mob of Shady Siders and dates. It was certainly interesting to note how many Indians are over twenty-one. JANUARY 6- ' Lou Gruelich's latest flame, Shirley Temple, just turned down Lou for a date to the Musical Clubs Dance which was staged last month. Other young cassanovas seemed to fare a little better than Lou over the holidays, by starting the new year right with a new woman , JANUARY 18- The famous three Uncle Jack Shriver, Sergeant Palmer, and Dean Alex' ander, were assigned to track down the rogues who removed the Rowe Hall statues, Caesar and Cicero, from their moorings to the Sixth Form Campus. JANUARY 19- Cbsgrove delivers his Sixth Form Oration. JANUARY 20- Brazil declares war on the United States. JANUARY 23- The buzzer rang: a shout of fire, and the noise of onfrushing, sleepless boarders echoed through Ellsworth House corridors at ,Z A. M. this beautiful morning, as the gruesome trio, Hairless Cosgrove, Buzzer the Thumper Hunt, and Kidf ney Kid Adams, staged a Ere drill just in case-. JANUARY 25- Kaiser Strachan and Mortal Willey jumped away to the cave of death. JANUARY 28- With a sigh of relief Mr. Page handed out nine diplomas to the accelerated play' boys. No doubt our headmaster was thinking of the restful time he is going to have on not chasing these fellows all over the campus to try to persuade them to use every other line while writing themes. FEBRUARY 2- English Exams: Show by a full description by the use of four hundred metaphors how Samuel Johnson's imagination manifests itself in his treatment of the life of the times in the 18th century England, or quote verbatum the first page of the tenth volume of the Encyclopedia Britannica. FEBRUARY 4- ' Exams over: Students empty their pockets of benzedene, unpack the bags under their eyes, and put on their straight jackets before going to bed in their own little padded rooms. - udli -f i-wneu I GRoW v P I .. WANNA--' w p ww it E g n MT' 'X 4 -, ,ak K K X JEL fun ' -' a , he Q1 X V SU V A-Y 5,1 X hx' Yr: QQ I ' r Q' 612' Q X ' D A ,1 fi 55 gy 6 N il .inc l QI f j ? -V. vf , U Y l -- -K Q, X W JM Q Q, X32 X5 X X , 5 , l...:::Af-I EA Q 5 K P Q rj 'Q xi-25 FILLE oE ffm? E372 ' arenas AVEC ' 255.5 h LES vol-'HES P QP 'V GN ut sruos lx I , YL' xg - 4-is 'SQ . 3 ziv cff. g X f 2 ,Ifas.g'-5 fi W HOOT0 WX QMFX, N Lilllxiiif NON 0 zjiq I ? i., .2-5 1giii -ig ' P 'L 6-. xx ' ' F5555-f-12'-55 'D H W i n ,. F 5 fxf X555 , W .':-1: ...gd n an afd ' J BAILEY DAY--Continued FEBRUARY 8- Today Mr. Wolf has a morbid propensity to sloth and procrastination and gives Hank Ridall two demerits. FEBRUARY 1 1- George Follansbee gets tangled in spaghetti at Navarro's, but Aunt jenny comes to the rescue exclaiming,, Oh, my goodness! FEBRUARY 1'5- Mr. Innes: L'Hoffman, you don't pronounce it fourbeahg you pronounce it fohabeayiahf' Hoffman: Sir, I pronounce it forbearf' FEBRUARY 16- At least Charley Chaplin's safe. FEBRUARY 22- Who wouldn't know that Hank Ridall would throw a party just to make money? FEBRUARY 25- Sam Haszelbart: Why are you wearing two rings? Don Hunt: The second one is my girl's. Sam: Oh, I see! She loves you and you love you. MARCH 1- Because no mail has arrived from Glencoe, Maryland, for twentyfone days, Jack Ballantyne, with a chip on his shoulder, enlists in the Merchant Marine. MARCH 2- jim Craig sells all his war bonds. MARCH 3- The Indian Hunters from Beaver, who had braved the fast moving Ohio River on their pole boats, paid Shady Side a visit while on their search for better happy hunting grounds. MARCH 4-- A certain known Shady Sider was seen batting down Highland Avenue fwith a wellfknown W.T. senior, in the young lady's light gray convertible Chrysler, trying to acknowledge the coming of spring, but only got pinched for disturbing the public. MARCH 6- Wefuiiss heard the Ssssixth Form Ssspeechess today. MARCH 1 1- Jack Becker received a letter from his one and only, merely to discover that it was written in Morse code. The elite Morewood singer had one of his trustees decipher the epistle, but has been living in misery from the kiddings he has received. MARCH 15- Stokes Adams is still getting mail with ISALYS on the envelope. Everyone is having trouble in finding out the true meaning of the letters. MARCH 16- Mr. Wolf is still looking for the lost boarder of Room 29. MARCH 24- The advent of spring vacation. All the little children are so happy-lot's because they're getting out, and others because they'll see people again. Oh, yes, this bull has to go to the press. 'Uhl That's too much L. I. i . . -. -. - L n 4 t n FAMCUS SAYINGS 'Do you still love me? ....... H- Y-W , no! ........ . Don't think, just react . . Wc1wwwwwww! ....... If Cap can do it, you can. . . . -Q Sstop that Whisstliiig. ...... . 'Brotzman says raing I say snowf like work . . .Boh Sunstein . . .Tad Marshall . . . .Every Girl . . . .Coach Davis . . .Mr. Gates . . . . . .The Sarge Mrs. Crosland . . . .Mr. Leaman Wait 'till you're a Sixth Former, huddceu. . . .... Mr. Celestin Sulick theauh, Fuhreadf' ..... . Fire! ...................... Free reading for tomorrow, hoys. . . It's all in here, Leech ....... . . Come, jump with me, mortal, . Hot dogs today, fellows . . PfLfEfDfGfE! ............ . . This is going to he a hard year. Let's have a locomotive . . . Gotta he cocky, .... . . Let the huck ride. ...... . . You ought to see my sister . , I have. ................ . 'We'll fix your radio. . . . Fufgct it. .....,... . ............ Mr. Innes . . . .Adams, Cosgrove, Hunt Page . . .Mr. Van Heusen Pete Strachan . . . . .Mr. Howard . . . .Jack Balantyne .......Bill Furey . . . . . .Bill Askin Bob Morrow a Dom Navarro . .Hank Ridall Dick Pivirotto .Ted Leaman nd Bert Sayles . . . .Pat Navarro 8,4- gmiy' 53 Q , 5 , YQ 5 'fc E Q .lmfv Q ?!M '? .wr I My V , fa, '-N -,ag M in 1 lil sg: 1552 M: L.. aa mv , iii QL 1 gg if xW 4' Q qi... A -yr -qx ,,.,.,, x X Q xg mms ...- ,1- Q Axsg 'xi 'V s 9 1 FS' QNXNS N S X X X 5 -N s i x. .N S xi in NY I .- 1 NST'- W- R CLASS PROPHECY Ambling down Broadway the other day, I ran into none other than my old friend PASQUALE NAVARRO, who was just released from Leavenworth where he had spent a happy time, since his graduation, with his old business associates. We had a pleasant conversation about our old buddies and decided to pay a visit to each illustrious member of the Class of 1944. We hadn't gone far when a sign - The Green Visor -hanging from a second floor tenement house on the East Side drew our attention. As we were about to enter, BILL COSGROVE, dressed in the navy blue of a policeman, appeared on the scene. Bill who always wanted to be a Gfman, told us that the 'LGreen Visor was a gaming house, owned and operated by HANK RIDALL and GEORGE FOLLANSBEE with BOB DUGGAN as the acting bouncer of all riotious customers. Cosey also told us about a big trial down at the court house where the Honorable- JAMES MURRAY EGAN was judging the case of TEE'HEE SIPE vs. the peaceful citizen LOU GREU' LICH, who was pressing charges of reckless driving on the part of Ed. CLYDE ARMSTRONG was the criminal lawyer in the trial. We happened to pass the Ida Mae MANSMANN'S store, the best for second hand goods. Jack told us all about SAM GILMORE and DAVE STEELE who were both happily married, home husbands with ten kids apiece. DAVE FOX, BILL SAUERS, and JACK SIEBER tried to entice us to buy their latest in casual informal wear. BOB HOFMANN was heard arguing with a customer that his face was his fortune, and fthe customerj should come to his fHofrnann'sJ beauty saloon. Out on the street again we passed the streetfwalker, BILL BOYNE, carrying a sand' wich board, which solicited WILLIAM JONES' photo studios. It was always said that C. TAYLOR MARSHALL looked like a monkey, well, sure enough, there he was with a tin cup in his hand and a chain around his neck, dancing to the organ grind music of Foo Foo Baby , written, composed, and sung by RANDY GOLDSBOR' OUGH, who was holding Tail's chain. As we still go farther clown the street, a familiar echo came to our ears, Read the latest, just off the press-The Edis Tdahsf' yelled by the editor, FRED WILLEY, who was trying to sell his own papers. He tells us that without the help of his life long flunkies, GUS SEDER, MARTIN LIGHT, and DON MARKSTEIN, he could never have produced such a common, ordinary, everyday, true to life paper. Fred brings back memories of the old days by relating how STOKES ADAMS won the Pulitzer prize with his scientific novel, To Woo and To Win. DON WHITE also enters into pic' ture when we discover that he is on Information Please, because of his notoriety as a book reviewer. Q Your two ramblers, having discovered that dusk has fallen, ascend into one of the quieter nightclubs for a glass of ah-milk, where to our astonishment we hear GEORGE HOFFMANN beating-the drums and see the city's leading playboys-STEVE DAVIES, and KENNEDY RAY--waltz to the boogie Woogie by HERB AYRES. The next day, having traveled from New York to Pittsburgh on one of FRANK BAILEY'S Trail Blazers , we head toward Fox Chapel, however, by some misconnec- tions we find ourselves on a river, pole and flat boat, navigated by WARREN BEEKEN, on the way to that outpost community of Beaver. Beeks urged us to stay over night at the Douglas Flophousen before returning to Pittsburgh by covered wagon the next day. There at the flophouse we were rudely accepted by the proprietor BOB DOUG' LAS, the notorious Indian hunter and field plower, second in the latter only to JERRY FIN K. While in Beaver we ran across DREW NEUENSCHWANDER who was mak- tombs in TOMB'S Tomb Memorial Tomb Company. On walking down the one and only street of this burg, lo, and behold, we behold JIM XVHITE sitting on the curb, mumbling something about how wrong Brotzman was about the weather with a high going from North to South, and a low going in the other direction. Oh, well, we decide to leave this place and go back to civilization via mule team. There were two mules on this trip, both under the charge of mule skinner BOB SUSTEIN. A little boy asked Bob to give him a donkey to take home, but Bob said he couldn't do that, because the mules were counted. I It has been a hard day, so wishing some light entertainment, we went to the town's newest stage hit, Eight Downbeats and a Flat , written and directed by COOPER BAILEY. JACK BECKER was starring as THE FLAT and BILL FUREY as one of the NDOWNBEATSM, a dead one. The show was stopped half way through the performance so that the latest news could be announced. JIM CRAIG, an up and com- ing college graduate from HUBBARD University, where he received his B.S. degree, defeated the country's leading radical, BILL BLASDELL, for the Democratic nomina- tion for the presidency. As we walked out of the theater, what didn't confront us but the AZEN and WOLK, Ltd. wholesale and retail furriers, where we saw the JACOB boys ARCH and BILL running around inside, making sure the books were in good order. JACK MURRAY was seen pasting advertisements to a bill board. Not wishing to waste any more time, we hailed the nearest cab, a Ford 7f8 of 1932 vintage, which was driven by cabbie BILL BIRMINGHAM, whom we told to get us out to our old Alma Mater tout de suite . It was a hilarious ride, taking a little over two hours. At Shady Side we found WALTER BLENKO still telling the old teachers how in his point of view!---J. On a huge plaque snuggled away somewhere in the gym, RAY WEFING'S name appears for breaking the Siberian 100 yard dash in eleven seconds flat. Well you read it and wept, but that's what has become of our classmates ten years in the future. Keep an eye on these fellows, they're going somewhere? As for the authors of this masterpiece, aha, it's hard to say, but PAT NAVARRO and JACK BALLANTYNE both of EGERIAN fame are planning a good, a very good end for the 1944 ACADEMIAN. Orqauzizafiom ACADEMIAN BOARD FREDERICK W. WILLEY DONALD A. HUNT .... EditorfinfChief JOHN LEIPER BALLANTYNE Assistant Editor PASQUALE NAVARRO Business Manager WILLIAM MORRIS FUREY, II C. TAYLOR MARSHALL .... J. STOKES ADAMS ..... J. MURRAY EGAN ....... GEORGE L. HCJFFMANN .... ROGER N. WIEWEL .... ROBERT H. LASDAY .... DAVID J. Fox ....... WILLIAM M. DAVIS. . . FRANK R. BAILEY, JR.. JOHN S. MURRAY, JR.. IRVING J. HALPERN .... ROBERT C. SUNSTEIN. WALTER J. BLENKO, JR.. . . DONALD F. MARKSTEIN .... S. ROBERT DESTEIN, JR.. . . . MR. FRED W. WOLF ..... MR. GEORGE B. WALDROP ..... . . . .Sixth Form Editor . . . . . .Feature Editor . . . .Feature Editor . . . .Feature Editor . . . .Feature Editor . . . .Feature Editor . . . .Feature Editor . . . . . . . . . . .Feature Editor Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager ..............ArtEditor ...........ArtEditor . . . .Assistant Art Editor . . . . .Photography Editor . . . . .Photography Editor ............'I'ypist .........'Typist . . . . .Faculty Adviser . . . . .Faculty Adviser NEWS BCARD l lLl'.lvl-lurik W. VJILLM' IR.. .. ...Ed1turf1r1Cl11uj' . w I.lwzl-.Nl-1 Slilllili ........ NN. Klfxm-m' R.-my ,IRM LI. S'l'm4r.s ADAMS, III.. M. M.xR'rlN Luzmy .. lima-.R W. Wl1exx'x-.I.. .. juwxrli.-xN F. Wl'11'zla1.. Vx!lI.l.l.'XM M, D.-wls ,... .. lil1s'1'.xc:l1 W. I5L7r:l1.xN.x Ir1,l.'mN L. UIHHUNS .... Louis l'. Klmil11.lr:H .... Ifmmg R. FIJQMINQQ, ,IR VNf7Il.I.l.XM M. Flrmiv, Il.. Dux B. BLIQN uw ...... UllN.X1.IH If Www ...... klranuuzlf L. HUl I M.'XNN, EIR. XV11.1,1.xM C, jumes. . .. W.'x1,'l'rilx bl. B1.r:Nxu, .IR .lmm H, H1'1m.xRlv .... i7uN.x1,1w F. M-xuxslmx A. Ll-.1mWl-.1l,, Il. ... .. MR. Fman W. WmwL14'.. .lmm L. B.XLL.'XN'I'YNI-K . .Nfumlging Editor . . .Spurts Hemi .FcL1l1u'c Exilim' .Fcuturc Eaiilm' .Fcul1arcEdr1m' .Feuturc Edrtur ,Feature Editor .Feature Edilm' .Fcuturc Edmu- .Fcaturc Editor ..Spurtx Edxrm' . .Sports Editor .Al1mmiEd1'tm' .Alumni Editor . . . .Culmnmsl ... ..Cu11mmixt . .plmtugrapllcr . .Pllulogmphcr . . .Circ1LlL1t1'm1 Mamlgcr ,........Buxmcxs Mmmgcr .Assixtmlt Bus1'11csx Nfmmgcf Faculty Adlwlvez THE FORUM OFFICERS, FIRST TERM JOHN LEIPER BALLANTYNE ...................... President JAMES ARCHIBALD JACOB, JR.. .. ........ VicefPv'esidenr PASQUALE NAVARRO ...... .... ...A S e C7'6fd7'y'TT6dS1tTE'Y OFFICERS, SECOND TERM JOHN HANSON RIDALL ....................,..... President EDWARD HECKEL SIPE ........ ...... V icefPresident WiLLI.aM CHARLES DEsTE1N .... .. .Secretaryfreasiwev Every other week the memhers of the Forum discuss a. topic of current or political importance at their meetings, which are guided by Mr. Charles P. Vorce. One member Of the group presents the topic with a short talk, and then the suhject is open for group discussion. The club, which is composed of memhers of the upper three forms, often has guest speakers to talk at their meetings. MEMBERS: Adams, Ayres, Ballantyne, Booth, Boyne, Callahan, Cosgrove, Craw ford, R. Destein, W. Destein, Egan, Fink, Coldshorough, Hoffmann, Hunt, A. Jacoh, Jones, Knox, Marshall, McDermott, Navarro, Neuenschvvander, Quay, Ray, Ridall, Sipe, Sunstein, Tomh, D. White, Wiewel, Wise. ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY OFFICERS, FIRST TERM W.-xaRuN LAZELL Bignicizrv ....................... Pi-esidem PHILLII' KEBLE R.-uNs ....... ...... V icefPresidem Romain J.-xc:KsoN Douczras .... ...Sec1eLavyf'I'iei1.siwer OFFICERS, SECOND TERM Pasou.-u.u NavARRo. . . ...... President Russian H. IVIEDLOCK ...... ...... V icefPresidenc Roixiikr j.'xc:i4soN DKDLIQQL4-XS. . . . . .Sew-eturyf'1'reus1u-cr Evcry otlicr vvcck thc mcmlvcrs ol' thc St. Andrcws Society discuss various methods of improvcmcut iii character dcvclopmcnt. Thc Society has taken part in various civic and social drivcs. Foundcd originally as a rcligious Clula, thc St. Audrcws Socicty rctains Lliat idca as a lwasis for thc purposc of thc organization. MEMBERS: Armstrong, Ayres, Bcckcn, Braun, Cravvford, Douglas, Egan, Frank, Furcy, Hunt, A. jacolw. Ivlarsliall, Mcdliack, Navarro, Ncucnscliwandcr, Rains, Ray, Ridall, Sipc, Sunstciii. SARGON SOCIETY OFFICERS Joi-in LEIPER B.-XLLANTYNE. .. .... QFirst Termj President W.-XRRliN LAZELI. BEEKEN. . . . . . fsecond Termj President WlLLi.AxM Moiuus FUREY, 1I.,. .......... Vi'cefPresidem CLYDE VJILSIJN Aiuyismono. . . .SCCTEItlTlV':TT6dSlL7'6T MR. VJILLIAM A, PALMER. . . . . .Faculty Adviser Founded in 1922, the Surgon Society is Ann honorary OI'g2l11lZ2lfllJl1 in which till hoys of the upper two Forms, who have made an outstanding contrihution to school life in athletics, literary pursuits, or service through the student council, :ire invited to mem' hcrshipf' Formal Tap Days are held on the campus in thc fall, winter, and spring, ut which time czindidzltes who hzivc mct the society's requirements are tapped, or invited to join, hefore the entire school. A hricf period of pledgcship follows Tap Daly, and ll secrct ceremony completes the full memhcrship requirements. MEMBERS: Armstrong, Ayres, Bzillzlntync, Beeken, Douglas, Dwyer, Furey, Frank, Goldshorough, Leziman, Lynch, Mzirsh.1ll, Willey'. ATHLETIC CCUNCIL mm LI',lI'l'.R I3.xlA1,xN'1'Yw1' H':I'R'I ,I X1 :mms Dm l1l'tLH MuK1-.xxx LYNN! 'l LLXS. OFFICERS FOR 19491944 IIiI'1lIbHIU'. Rmmr-'14 Lmmixrx, Alu.. . .. Iilwgu Tlmnl Mc:K11.xN.x LYNUI.. OFFICERS FOR 19-H' 1 U45 URL Rlllllilzk L,liXYx1XN,,IR.... . . . .Presuicnl V1'cefPres1dcnL Represcwlultzvc Refwexc1m1r1'1'c . . . . . . .President V1'cefPrex1'de11t GARGOYLE SOCIETY UFFICERS DAVID QLIINN STEELE ............ ....... P resident DoNAI.n FERRIS WHITE ........ .... V it-efPre5idem ' VVILLI.-WI MoRRIs FUREY, II ..... ....... 'T reasurer JOHN HARRISCJN HUBBARI7 ..... .......... S ecremvy MR. LowELL INNES ,....... .... F acuity Advisor MR. WILLIARD E. MEAD .... ..... A ssociate Advisor The Gargoyle Society, the dramatic organization at Shady Side, produces every year a play for the students, parents, alumni, and friends of the school. On April 28, under the direction of Mr. Innes and Mr. Mead, the cluh presented The Tempest , written by William Shakespeare. The leading roles were played hy David Steele, Eugene Seder, and Peter Strachan. MEMBERS: Birmingham, Blenko, Chesley, Egan, Fox, Friday, Gilmore, Hoffman, G. Hoffman, W., Furey, Hoon, Huhhard, Hunt, Jacob, A., Light, Steele, White, D., Willey, F. -- i , ff X . X, i LIBRARY COMMITTEE OFFICERS CLYnia Wi1.simN Aiuus'1'RoNm:.. ...... Cliamnun Ma. Cn.xaLifs P, Voacaa ..... .... F acuity Adviser The Lihrary Committee, under the advisership of Mr. Vorce, has heen functioning for the past four years. During each scheduled period, some memher of the unusually large group takes charge of the lihrary, maintaining order and helping students locate various hooks. MEMBERS: Armstrong, S. Adams, Ayres, C. Bailey, Ballantyne, Birmingham, Becker, W. Blenko, J. Craig, Douglas, Duggan, Egan, Fox, Furey, Gilmore, Greulich, G. Hoffmann, R. Hoffmann, Huhhard, jones, H. Lynch, Markstein, Murray, Neuenf sehwander, Ray, Ridall, Sauers, Seder, Sieher, Sipe, Steele, Sunstein, D. White, Wiewel, F. Willey. A CAPPELLA GLEE CLUB OFFICERS W1LL1iaM M. FUREY, II ............. ............. L eader PASQUALE NAVARRKD ..,.... ..... B usmess Manager MR. ROBERT V. HCHWARD ..... ........... D fret-tor For over thirteen years, The A Cappella Clee Club has taken trips to Florida and W2lShlHgfOI1 to make various broadcasts. But this year because of transportation difficulf ties the Club had to limit its activities to several engagements with the Ellis School. On March 17, a combined concert of the two glee clubs was held at the Ellis School. During March the Clee Clubs sang over WKPA, New Kensington, Pa. Cn April 23, another combined concert was held at the Twentieth Century Club. The section leaders were R. Cooper Bailey, john S. Becker, John H. Dwyer, J. Archibald Jacob, and David J. Fox. The members showed line spirit for staying with the organization when the glory of taking trips was gone. . MEMBERS: Adams, Askin, Bailey, Becker, Booth, Buchman, Burrey, Callahan, Childs, W., Cohen, J., Craig, J., Crawford, Curry, Davis, Dwyer, Fink, Fox, Furey, Hetzel, Hofmann, Hunt, Jacob, A., jones, Knox, Lasday, McClements, Navarro, D., Neuenschwander, Overly, Patterson, Pivirotto, A., Rains, Ray, Rieck, E., Sauers, Sipe, White, D., Wiewel. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS J. IAKRCHIBALD jixczois, JR. .... .... L eader MR. ROBERT V. How.-xRn, .. ..... Director The music for the hymns sung in the daily chapel services is provided for hy the orchestra. The orchestra hroadcasted and participated in the Musical Clubs programs. MEMBERS: Blenko, D.g Bolanis, Pg Bolanis, W.: Booth, W.g Cohen, 1.1 Dwyer: jacoh, A.: Kendallg Knahlcg Mann: Martin, Morris, C.. Navarro, D.g Navarro, Pg l'iviroLLo, Aj Pivirotto, R.: Solomon. SAXAPHONE QUARTET OFFICERS EDXVARD LAWRENCE SOLOMON, JR.. .. ...... Leader JOHN HARRINGTON DWYER. . . . . . .Aceompamsi MR. ROBERT V, HiJW.4RD. . . .... Director Members Donald Balmau Blenko John Andrew Ivlartin james Louis Kendall, III Edward Lawrence Solomon, jr. On several occasions, the Saxophone Quartet accompanied the A Cappella Glee Club on various trips and engagements. The Quartet has also made several broadcasts by itself over local stations. The organlzation took part in the annual Musical Clubs Concert in March. CUM LAUDE SOCIETY Shady Side has heen a memher of the National Cum Laude Society, an organif :ation that is similar to the national college honorary society Phi Beta Kappa, since 1929. Of the memhers of the graduating class, each year the twenty per cent who rank highest in scholarship are elected to the Society. ln order to qualify for memher' ship, candidates must have at least two years accredited work at Shady Side, and their average for junior and Senior years must he over eighty per cent. The memhers of the Society are chosen twice a year, once at the end of the first semester, and once at the end of the second semester. MEMBERS Herhert Frazer Ayres Williqiium Mor1'is Furey, II Ralph Cooper Bailey james Archihald jacoh, jr. Frank Raymond Bailey, jr. Willigiimu Lawrence jacoh, -Ir. john Stratton Becker john Stewart Murray, jr. Waalter john Blenko, jr. Edward Heckel Sipe james Murray Egan jonathan Frank Whetzel 5 4 5 s 3 i 2 5 5 ai . ' w ,Q X ,AQ Y: A fin K flzfefics I '2'f'N W UT SMB H+ VARSITY FOOTBALL C. TAYLOR MfxRsHALL ........ PASQUALE NAvARRo .......... P. DREW NELIENSCZHWANDER ..... MR. RUSSELL W. Davis ....... .... MR. GEoRc:E VfXN HEUSEN ........... The Blue and Gold eleven, captained hy Tayf lor Marshall and coached for the last time hy Mr. Russell W. Davis, lost all hut two of their six games. The Indians, however, throughout all the contests showed a definite fighting spirit and the determination to win, .......Captain . . .Coflvfanager . . .CofMa11agc'r ......Head Coach .............,......AssistzmtCoach Qpening the season on October 1 with Perry High School, the Indians went down to defeat. Nevertheless the hard driving backs made 17 first downs to Perry's 12. S.S.A.: U-Perry: 25. On the following Friday, the Blue and Gold eleven put up a strong iight against a strong Penn High team. Captain Taylor Marshall scored in the first period with a fifteen yard end sweep, and the Indians were one touchdown ahead at the half. Penn came back in the second half and tallied two touchdowns. Still fighting hard and fast, the Shady Side team drove to the Penn one' half foot line, only to lose possession of the hall. S.S.A.: 7f Penn : 12. On a soft, rainfsoaked field, October 15, the Blue and Gold easily defeated South High School. The gridmen tallied two touchdowns in the first quarter on a run of 60 yards by Hugh Lynch and a 64 yard run by Bruce Glick. Shortly after the start of the second quarter, Taylor Marshall ran 5 4 yards for the final touchdown. S.S.A.: 20-South: O. On October 21, the Shady Side gridmen travf eled to Shaler for the second night game in the school's history. The game was hard fought and beautfiully played throughout and Shaler held a six point lead at the half. Shaler scored again in the third quarter after a pass interception, and Shady Side's only score followed on a pass to Clyde Armstrong from Ted Leaman. S.S.A.: 7-Shaler: 12. The Shady Side gridmen, playing outstanding football, turned back a strong Norwin High ag' gregation on October 28. After a dubious first half, the Indians came back on the field to score on the third play of the second half. Taylor Mar' shall went for thirty yards on the Hrst play, Ted Leaman duplicated, and then smashed the ref maining one yard for the only tally. The Bluef and Gold kept the lead by the outstanding play of the hard charging linemen, and long punts by Marshall and Leaman. S.S.A.: 7-Norwin: O. In the only league contest of the season, the gridmen bowed to University School in a very close and hard fought game. After the visitors had scored, Bill Danforth threw a spectacular pass to Clyde Armstrong who was stopped on the 14. Marshall carried to the 8, and Danforth threw to Hank Ridall for the first Indian score. Al' though trailing at half time 13f6, the gridmen fought downfield with good blocking and hard runs by Marshall, Leaman, and Lynch. From the seven, Bruce Glick carried the ball over for the second Shady Side score. The Indians dominated the play for the rest of the game until Julien of U. S. intercepted a pass and ran for a touchdown in the final moments of the game. S.S.A.: 12-University School: 19. Lettermen: Marshall, Captain, P. Navarro and Neuenschawander, CofManagers, Leaman and Lynch, CofCaptains Elect of the 1944 team, Adams, Armstrong, Ballantyne, Cooper, Cos' grove, Danforth, Douglas, Glick, Greulich, Mansmann, D. Navarro, Rait, Ridall, Willey. .N.s.,.,,,- . . 1... .i I ww M VARSITY SOCCER JAMES RANDOLPH GoLDsBoRouoH. . . W. KENNEDY RAY, JR. ........ . ROBERT WARD DUGGAN. . . MR. WiLL.ARD E. MEAD .............. Paced hy CofCaptains Randy Coldshorough and Kennedy Ray, the Blue and Cold soccerites went through an undefeated season with three wins and one tie. The hooters, coached for the first time hy Mr. Mead, showed plenty of fight and spirit in every game. . . . .Co-Captain . . . .CofCaptain . . . .Manager ...........................Coach The Indians on Octoher 12 inaugurated the 1943 season with a tie game with Connelly Vocaf tional School. Goldsborough tallied the lone point for the Locals in the first quarter. On a muddy field the Indians gained their first victory against Washington Vocational School on Cctoher 19. Coldshorough started the scoring spree, and Jack Dwyer accounted for the other three goals. The score stood 4 to 2 at the final whistle. The Blue and Gold hooters came hack with a hang to win in a return match with Connelly Vocational Cctoher 28 with a Zfl score. Tom Frank and Dwyer figured into the scoring. In the final contest with Washington Voca- tional Novemher 2, the Indians pounded the visif tors to a tune of 4f2. Lettermen: Goldshorough and Ray, Cof Captainsg Mortoii and Duggan, Coflvlanagersg Dwyer, Captain Electg Ayresg Beekeng Boyne, Daviesg Fureyg A. jacob, Wolkg Frank, Rains, S. Goldsboroughg J. Wise. Monograms: F. Baileyglviurrayg Sauersg Beck' man. Numerals: Birminghamg W. Jacob, Sunsteing Callahan. VARSITY BASKETBALL j. HANsoN RIDALL ..... DKDNALD A. HUNT ..... .. MR. RUSSELL W. Davis .... Through its skill, spirit, and determination, this year's Blue and Gold haskethall team, coached for the last time hy Mr. Russell W. Davis, 'and captained hy J. Hanson Ridall, won eleven of its scheduled fourteen games. The cagers dropped the opener to Class A finalist Ava' lon, 18f34, hut heat Edgewood 29324, and Har Brack 37f33 in succeeding contests. After suffering a defeat at the hands of superior Bellevue, the Indians proceeded to win six straight encountersg namely, Shaler, 44f36, Hampton, 4lf16, a return match with Har Brack 29f27, Etna, 35-28, and Springdale, 46f36. Avonworth, a team which later defeated Avalon, fell to the Indians, 42937. ln all these contests, the ahle defense of Beeken, Braun, and Armstrong, was evident. In a night encounter on a foreign floor, the Academy lost to Perry, 2728, hut then, aided hy highfscoring forwards, Ridall and Frank, the Shady Siders romped over Penn, 36f17, Shaler, 7933, and Beaver, in which game Captain Ridall tied the floor record, 5225. .......................Capta1n . . .Manager . . . .Coach Lettermen: Ridall, Captaing Hunt, Manager Braun and Frank, Co'Captains Electg Armstrong Bcekeng Gilmore, Leamang Rait. Monograms: Douglas, Schreiner. Numerals: Furey. F1 ff r X X ts X3 lug VARSITY WRESTLING SAMUEL M. HASZELEART, JR. ............................... ..... C aptam j. STOKES ADAMS ........... MR, THEODORE H. RUPP ............ Under the skillful coaching of Mr. Theodore H. Rupp, the Shady Side grapplers, captained by Sam Haszelbart, fought through a fairly good season with one tie, four losses, and two victories. Handicapped by green material, the wrestling squad showed fightg and, under Coach Rupp's inf struction, advanced rapidly throughout the win' ter term. In the return ....Manage1 ..........................Coacl1 The Indian matmen opened their season on January 18 against Dormont. In a hardffought battle our boys lost the heartfbreaker 8f7. Cn january 21 the grapplers moved to West View to lose again in another closeffought match 6f4. Millvale High trounced the Shady Siders 11f3 on January 25, Captain Haszelbart and Roger Wiewel gaining the only wins. match with Millvzxle High on February 15, our wrestlers won their iirst victory 1Of5. Pete Bolanis, Sam Haszelbart, George Crawf McDermott. ford, Roger Wiewel, and Jim Jackson all gained wins, while Joel Rosen' bloom won a default. The second match with West View on February 18 resulted in a tie Sfi. On February 25 the Blue and Gold matmen lost to a strong Dormont team 6f5. In the final interfschool match of the season our grapplers soared to a 15f2 victory over Mars High on February 29. Captain Haszelbart, Bolaf nis, and Rodewald furnished exciting wins on our gym floor. On March 4 a small Shady Side team gained a fourth place in the Lehigh Academy and Preparatory School Championships. A three'man team consisting of Captain Sam Haszelbart, Roger Wiewel, and Jim Jackson, went with Coach Rupp to Lehigh. Haszelbart and Wiewel reached the Hnalsg Haszelbart and Jackson returned with silver medals for second place, while Wiewel gained a bronze medal for third place. Lettermen: Haszelbart, Captaing Rayg Wefingg Autenreithg Wiewelg Rosenbloomg Jacksong Crawfordg Raitg Bolanis. Reserve Lettermen: Adams, Managerg Follansbeeg Knox, Rodewaldg . Varsity Numerals: DeStein, W.g Azen. April May VARSITY BASEBALL Captain .... Manager ....... Coach ........... Assistant Coach .... . SCHEDULE Intcr'Squaid Galmc .......... Oliver H. S. ............... . Allcgli-:ny Voczltioiizil H. S.. . . Langley H. S. ........... . Crailton H. S. .... ...... . Springdale H. S. ........... . Wzishiiigtivii Vocational H. S.. Allcghcny Vocaltionul H. S.. . . Pczllwody H. S. ............. . South H. S. ............. . Commcnccmcnt Excrciscs Wilkiiisbiirg H. S.. . . Wt'st View H. S.. . .. W1LL1.AM MCJRRIS FUREY, II . . . . . . . .To Br: AlJI'l7lN'I'l'Il7 . .... MR. Gaoauif V.'XN Hisusiew UMR. C1'i.AxRLEs P. Smuviia . . . . .Home . . . . .Homc . . . . .Home . . . . .Home . . . . .Home . . . . .Home . . . . .Home . . . . .Home . . . . .Home . . . . .Homc . . . . .Homo . . .Homc VARSITY TRACK Captain .... ..... R AYMOND Louis WEFINII Manager ....... ......... J 01-IN LAING WISE, JR. Coach .......... .... C APTAIN WILLIAM A. PALMER Assistant Coach .... ....... M R. THEODORE H. RUPP May 2 5 9 12 16 23 26 SCHEDULE Penn H.S. ..... . Perry H.S. ...... . Brentwood HS.. , . . Butler H.S. ,....... . . . Wilkinsburg H.S. ........... . Inter-State Telegraphic Meet Open Date ............... Home Home Home Home Home Home May S 9 12 16 19 23 26 VARSITY GOLF Captain .... .... J AMES PETTIGRILXV Wx1n1mLLL Manager .... ........... T 0 BL A11o1NTL1v Couch .... .... M 11. W,1xLTER D W1L1x1QcnN SCHEDULE l'cnn HS.. .. Pcxm HS.. .. Butlcr HS. ......... . Mt. Lchzumn HS. ..... . Commencement Exercises Butlcr HS. ........... . West Vicw H.S,. .. Home Home Home Home Homc Home Ivla S 9 12 16 19 23 7.6 VARSITY TENNIS Captain. . . .... To BE APPQJINTED Manager. . . .... To BE APPCJINTED Coach ..... .... M R. LOWELL INNES SCHEDULE Central Catholic H.S... Central Catholic H.S.. .. Mt. Lebanon H.S. .... . Mt. Lebanon H.S. .... . Commencement Exercises Wilkinsburg H.S. .... . Edgewood H.S.. . . Home Home Home Away Home Home JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL RALPH LYNCH, JR. ........... ..... C aptam WILLI.xM MILLISR DAVIS ........ ..... M Imager C.1xIf1uxIN WILLIAM A. l7ALMIiR .... Coach Dale ' Schedule S.S.A. Oct. '22 Squirrel Hill Blue Devils .... . . 0. Nuv. 9 Allderdiee Reserves ............... .. .. 6. OPP 14 12 LETTERMEN : Bisseng Boothg Cookg DeRoyg Desteing Eeksteing Foxg Heppenstall Lyneh, R.g Ridingerg Rodewuldg Rosenlwlumg Steele. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER EDWARD LAWRENCE SOLOMON, JR. .... .... C apmm VVILLIAM HURLOCK HOEFMANN .... .... M anagev MR. THEODORE R. RUPP ......... .... C ouch Date Schedule S.S.A. Opp NOV. 10 Gladstone junior High ..... 1 .... 4 LETTERMEN: Buchmzmg Chesleyg Finkg Frzmkensteing Hoffman, R.g Lasdayg Light McClisterg Saylesg Solomong Tomhg White, D.g Wiewel. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL JUHN BEUKER ........... jfxmxis M. C.,xL1.M1.-xN, JR.. . . . MR. Gmmzfa VAN l'lIiUSIiN .... Daw SL'llCdlLlC jam. I4 Aspinwzlll High Sglwul ,... Ffh. 9 Alldcrdicc High School .... Mar. 2 Aspinwalll High School ......... ...., . . LETTERIVIAN: Bcchmzmg Coopcrg Danforthg Dcstciu, R.g Wisc. ....Captain ...Manager .....Cm1clz S.S.A. Opp 16 .....16... ...Z .. ..... li... ...3 Lynch, R.g Navarro, D LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL ROBERT NORMAN WADDELL, JR, ................... Captam HENRY DARBY JEw,II .......... ...... M Lmager MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD ...... ...... C ouch LIGHTWEIGHT SOCCER WILLIAM HOWARD OVERLY. .............. Captain FREDERICK IVIAUL FAIR ....... ..... M anager MR. THEODORE R. LEAMAN .... ..... C oach LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL Rmsram B. H15P1115Ns1vxLL, JR, .... ..... C aptam UIi0Rllli B. Sczmirrrz ......... .... M umxgcr C:Xl I'. W1LL1.xM A. l'fxLMIiR. .... Com-I1 JUNIOR BASKETBALL H.XIlllLIV L. M1'1'c1r1uLL, jk, .... ..... C apmm Sli.-XVICY AlISTl'lN .......... ..... M unager Cfufr. W1LL1.AxM A. PALMER. .. ..... Coach JUNIOR FOOTBALL RICHARD ROY PIVIROTTO . . . . .Captam SEAVEY AUSTEN ........ ..... M anagev MR. CHARLES P. SHRIVER ..... Coach LIGHTWEIGHT BASEBALL GEORGE SINGER CAPLAN ..... ...... C apmm GEORGE B. SCHEETZ ....... ...,. M anagev MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD.. ..... Coach Q. 1 -' ,3-1' , M M ,M gl -RX .N-I M Luzior Sckoof ERWIN WARREN COLE. A.B. Cortland Normal SchooU: CCornclIjg fUnivc1'sity of Pittsburgh Headmaster. MAlug,uu'1' XIIUJUMAN Blummqs, AB, 1Unlwl'N1ty ui l'1lhl1l11'gl1jg PLM. ffzlllllllihlil Ulllvvlwllyj. 541111111 Furm. AIJAII-I jrrwz Vv'lum.11'l. 13.5. QOm-- Irlilll Nurnml Sclumljg fllh-IGI Cumcrf vaxwry oi Musicjg lNcw York Stale Collegej. Third Form, CI.Al'lwIi H. I'il'llllARD. AB. fAmf lucrstjg fHlll'X'lll'd Sclmul of Physlczll EdllCJlflUI1,1 M.Ed. fUnivc1'sily of Pittibllrgluj. Fifth Form and Atl1l1'tl'fx, fi ,f ,'lfl'?, ,lf M1 ALAN dizlrm CAMvm11.1, Gamma. A B. Un' Nwrmzll Sclumllg 1XYcsIcy1m LII1lX'CI'SlYyJ1 QUn1x'crslty uf' Pitts- lwurghjl. Scvvntlx Furnx mud Ilirvct-H' nj AtlYIL'll,t'N. LIQILA CLANEY. A.B. QUnivcrsity of Pittsburghj. First Form. N Fmflm W N1 lYi2IfBAl7I'R BS QUnif Q .- g ' - - 'i' 1 LUCILI5 LAMQHLIN Lomw. AB Whlty UI Pmhhmghj' REM mg um Pcnns IVSIIHZI Cullcfc lm' Wm1111cl1 Lf-Ar - - Y L 'f'l'1 f- fxLmfm'garlc11. RICHARD j. BEACHAM. BS. fS1ippcry DARRl'L WY WILAND. QShippcnsburg Ruck State Teachers Collegelg M.Ed. State Teachers Collegej: QUniversity QUnivc1'sity of Pittsburghj. Sixtl1Fo1m. of Pittsburghj. Shop. - I ',f x . bf ' 4 Hfuum-:T HANNA KURTZ, A.B. 1Curf HCQIC Institute of Teclmulugyj, Nfuxic. Ummm-, L, Mf:Nr1MRY. Inszruuwr uf EILLPN R. Cowmme. B.S. fBridgc Slriugvd lvxsfrunuevllx. water, Mzlssachllsetts State Teacher. Cullegej. Fourth Form. Mmm fXNN GRM-'. AJS. fVv'cllcwlcy WILLA K.ST15uH.QPittshurgl1 Teachers Cullugcj. Secretary, Training Schuoll, Fourth Form. SEVENTH FORM james Scott Beckwith, III David Lytle Clark, III Don Read Conner, jr. Theodore World Friend, III William Boone Groves, Jr. Harry Cook Hicks Douglas Carlton Howard Henry Williani Isaly, jr. Milton Henry Isay, jr. George Armstrong Kelly, IV Karl Frederick Krieger Alan Lee Lefkowitz William James McCance Vinton Holmes McClure, Jr. Willizim Thomas McCullough, III Douglas Stewart McKelvy Bradley Middlehrook Cliiford Norman Murray Kenneth Edward Niemann, Jr. Richard Greenwalt Robbins, jr, Beverley Randolph Shriver, jr. Allen Ogden Smith james Edward Vaux, Jr. James Ivlellon Waltcuii Jerold B. Wilktuif SIXTH FORM Robert Paul Blair Willizim Wightniziii Blair, Ill Fitzhugh Lee Brown john Edward Brownell, jr. Albert Horne Burehneld, III Peter Button George Edward Clifford, jr. Daniel Leslie Davis Rowland Erving, jr. Herbert Davis Ferguson Alan Isaac Willizim Frank Williziiii Barr Hetzel, jr. Rupert Snooks Philip Benjamin Heymann Edward Hoopes, IV George Sheldon Hoster, Jr. john Bennett Hutchinson Thomas Craig LeClere john Evans NlcLain, Il David Wyii Patterson Williaini Erwin Quinby, jr Henry Mason Reed, jr. Bruce Robertson Edwin Freed Seheetz, jr. Theodore Fell Smith, jr. Herman Ernst Bakken, Jr. Lester Lawson Bartlett, Jr. Jarvis Dawson Cotton Barton Hallam Daniel Dale Russell Davis Charles Wimod Friend, ll Thomas Alan lsaly James Grier Little Pressly Hodge McCance, jr. FIFTH FORM Charles Boyd Meyer John Kerr Musgrzlve, lll Neill Hunter Payne Willizini Drake Roherts Henry Franklin Sheetz, Ill Max Solomon, ll Hugh Hartieh Strachan Stuart Davis Tauher james David Wamllzice David MaeLane Wilkisoii FOURTH FORM Howard Willialxim Braun, jr, Gcorgi' Herman Dcikc, III U-:orgc Edward Dickson, Ir. Stanley Baird Fallcr Louis Aaron Friedman I-Icrbcrt M. Hcyman, jr. Ilolwcrt Victor Howard, jr. Curtis Miller Yohc Floyd Dorc Huntcr Richard Alexander Isay Willizini McMichael jones joel Carl McGurk Willizini Richard Metzger, jr. Francis M. B. Schraunm, Ir. Gcorgc Cummings Stcphcnson , III Clark Van Voorhis Coyle john Emery Isaly Edward Lenhart McCz1nce Samuel Herbert Adams, II m Edward Alemhert Montgo Stephen Hew1tt Nicholson THIRD FORM ery, jr. Gwin Richards Herbert: Lynne Sander, III Sidney Thomas Scheetz Alvah Hall Wzlrren, III G. Warren Wattles, III Rohert Elliot Wilzlrud Elmurc Artcr Cutlun Willigxlxm Dcwcy Erving Willipnmmm Dzmgcrlicld Harris: n Clmrlcs Lucklmrt, lll Rulwcrt David Manylmalrd David Elder MC3Iltgk3lI1CI'y' SECOND FORM Vxfillizlm Ford Ml1l'Ul2lI1Ll, 11 AlWl'All12ll11 Oscroff, jr, Fl'CLlCl'lCli Collier Rudgcrs Gcurgc tluscplx Scars Brno: Brighton Wilscmlm .Iolm Galt ZllUIl1CI'l11lll1, -Ir. john Burgwin Childs Daniel Michael Clemson jeffry Bodkin Franklin Richard Alfred Jones, jr. Thomas King McCrecry, FIRST FORM john Erastus MeKelvy, Jr. George Franklin MeScJrley, Jr Grosvenor Eugene Pearson Alhert Clarence Saxman William Zang Stephenson George Martin Weigert KINDERGARTEN William MeKelvy Bickel john Frederick Bright William Wallace Bright Charles Christian Cole james Wilson Crawford, jr. james McCutcheon Curry, jr. john Duncan Evans, Ill Thomas Mellon Evans, jr. 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Engraversg Mrs. Parry, Mr. Fisher, the office staff, and the photographers of the Parry Studiosg The advertisers who have aided in the hnancing of this bookg All other Shady Side men and teachers whose help and guidance have so materially aided us in the publication of this volume. Joyce-McClements Quality Products Since 1912 FANCY DESSERTS BAKED GOODS CONFECTIONS Two Restaurants PENN AND SHADY SCHENLEY APARTMENTS LEWIS D IRIES Inc. GEdar 0800 j IMYDUFF-BILL-LEWIS f MARKET W. A. HALL, Proprietor CON FECTIGN E RY Delicatessen Newspapers Magazines Notions MEATS GROCERIES ,f PRODUCE 7103 Reynolds Street PITTSBURGH, PA. Louis G. Fucus, Prop. FREMONT 1200 319 SOUTH LANG AVENUE C'bA-5059 ffff-RRY G GUM CHEWIN mv 4.429 fff.,,gZ',6,. CZARKS Chewln Gum always pure, wholesome and Sdflwlllg PRODUCT OF CLARK BROS CHEWI G GUM CO P NY OF PITTSBURGH PENN P , .,.L .MA ,. - , ' , :, av. y K . EA YK. 3- ' - 0 ' U . 'swf-V' ff --vri' 'J' 'M .Am 3. ' P , P 'w:A:X15W' X . .,, 1 , ,Q ' . g I I . 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JEWELERS SINCE isso 5 17 WOOD STREET PITTSBURGH Compliments of Standard Floor Company Lcmblwy Floor GULF BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. mltiltl' it Pb I I I ' 51,1 E- ,... ,415 -A f ' , M ff, 55yQ U41 , H Q5 Lug., EEN Q!! gui E -. 9? I 'r'7!' ' .'AH 1 v vw q I ' F' --' -1 2-A . :l.:f ,:I.'y4i T -V I I I-.ji g I 115,22 Q I 4 , , gy' 5 , v l ftjgyl I X' .IAA hx V IL VI I, V l QL lx Eff I III If ILQT13' II,zses1sIv:!:ue1I1. I I ' atm! I -1. ,E ,Lg I , ,lg ss sfgag., :rn -.-, 'f'T3 if I I J' Q1 .3', gn- H' '5-' Q E ,. u g!!!Il!iI Il I - M :val I ' P-I - H I . 11' I! N11 we -w- :I Q. 5' , ' M II UILI I My ' I +1 'iff ' NM .-:Img ,ly Q .I A I iw I ,il ',A, W I I IA-ll 1. I I :I k, I ww .1.1,: Lf, : 5 52, II . I ww I T M I MW F, , I muh I'- 1-f .. f , LII --I A v-If E' -I 'I vw If I EI I 1 5211-'L L'k1' j':II 'A Q, 4- , ., ' --ff. N Q Ll T 1:-,Li A-1 -- 51 N ' A Qi- fgfL-LL-.5125 X Tv TILA- 75 Y! 7 U- W fr 'J-F .W -Qt .420 'Yi-Ji' - ' - . , 5 45 f- W' -1 If F-1 ' - .giziffii I NET PAID DAILY AVERAGE CIRCULATION OF THE BUTLER EAGLE IS MORE THAN 18,75O. JOHN L. WISE, VERNON L. WISE, CofPublishe1s Schiller? 1Bha1fmacp 811 S. AIKEN AVENUE AT WALNUT STREET 'A' MAVf1ower 5 900 PITTSBURGH. PA. Prescriptions Compounded Sccundum Artem For- GQOD FOODS at prices Vou can afford to nav COTVIC to The Grocery Corner Center and Highland Aves Stevenson- Chislett, Inc. KELLY'S BRICK YARD HOW MANY PLEASE? F J KRESS BOX CO Packaging Sermce Complete Llne of Corrugated Flbre Products 1 Twenty Elghth Street PITTSBURGH PA I Since 1880 I TRAUSS'S Market Two Stores 5431 WALNUT STREET MAvf1ower S308 937 MELLON STREET M0ntrose 845 5 PITTSBURGH ORR'S jflutner Qbup OF SHADYSIDE Membef F.'I'.D. 735 So. AIKEN AVENUE PITTSBURGH. PA. Phone MXyHower 31 14'-3 W. S. HILL COMPANY Advertising 3 23 Fourth Avenue Pittsburgh Blast Furnace Equipment Thermal Expansion Goggle Valve Bailey Mechanical Goggle Valve Pig Casting Machine Double Shaft Pug Mill Sintering Plant Pug Mill Blast Furnace Clay Gun Blast Furnace Cinder Notch Stopper Cpen joint Checkers for Hot Blast Stoves V WILLIAM M. BAILEY COMPANY MAGEE BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA Compliments of Penn Iron and Steel Company M I J W wctory is on the Horizon With victory on the Iaorizon, now more tlfxan ever we must unite in worlcing for, sacrificing for, fighting for ancl praying for tlae name which means everytlaing to us, the name wlaicla is tlme lneacon liglmt of universal freedom-the greatest name in tlae worlcl-the Unitecl States of America. CHAIRMAN UVICIEEZY AMERICAN 81 Standard Rfmfgmz Sanitary S1217-'S Qzewfymf CORPORATION fiwwmqn I A sound banking connection is essential to an successful career The Colonial Trust Company offers complete banking and fidu ciary facilities. THE COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY 414 WOOD STREET Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Compliments of NAVARRC CCRPORATION GENERAL ooNTRAoToRs DOMINIC NAVA1u1o, President DECURATIONS FLCUWERS Randolph X1 McClements, Inc. MfICI4IiMIiN'I'S Cumlwwv 124 S. WHITFIELLD STREET EAST LIBERTY, PITTSBURGH, PA. MOx1trosc 2300 PLANTS CANDIES GOODIES Iron City Produce Co lncm'pm'atc'd C1 ms. Bur IK Lu, President A' Wlll7lL'SdIf MdfliL'll7Ig Agcntx nf FRUITS, VEGETABLES, BERRIES AND POULTRY ir 200840 SMALLMAN STREET PITTSBURGH. PA. Porcelier Manufacturing Co. Mcmufactlwcrs of VITRIFIED PORCELAIN GREENSBURG, PA. 43155 ,..- 4 -LP 4 .5. aff::555,3z.q..54.-sf.5ga,zeg?55Qs5551z:xy?-neil, if 5 f PV f ffS2554Mt?f'S'5W?,'ii-?QiMfWsvis 25 X , V . , .53I'7W ?vZ44fL?-155 WYE 57, Wy 5? -XS ?-XF'-ffyifiv A.,,, . er-gs,qij5f-:ig-A ' -' v-f'- S ggi L . 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For daily parts are becoming more ditiicult to replace. Proper lubrication is the best weapon against friction-the motor Car's number one enemy. And Gulliexing is the finest lubrication we know of. For Gulflexing includes the use of six special lubricants, each doing a specific lubrication job against a specific friction problem. S0 play safe. Foil friction by protecting your car with Gulflex Registered Lubrication service every 1,000 miles. Gulllexing is available at Good Gulf Stations everywhere. m NN t . . NI! X. N Rx x x X X REGISTERED LUBRICATION Acheson Manufacturing Company BRASS PIPE FITTINGS AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES RANKIN PENNSYLVANIA Strong frames for all occasions with Bausch EG? Lomb Hne lenses combined with thirty years experience. Shell frames for comfort and study period Metal frames for hard usage DAVIDSON 8: COMPANY Quilheh QBpticians Three convenient locations in PITTSBURGH f EAST END f WILKINSBURG BRAUN BAKIN G CO. ESTABLISHED i856 Junction Coal 81 Coke Co CLEANAWHARD-ECONOMICAL Neville and J. EG? L. Coke VVASHED AND OIL TREATED STOKER COAL 3408 PENN AVENUE SCHENLEY 7733 ISALY'S M I ICE CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS A PITTSBURGH INSTITUTION National Union Fire Insurance Company Home Office: 139 UNIVERSITY PLACE Allegheny County Dept.: UNION TRUST BUILDING TRUST SERVICE for the next ge nerai LOTL ,Tj I . -- ff if hz: -- Ijhsfkain N V .Y W A 1 l 'Ari f 'fy v CHILDREN can behelpecl b A ' ,,g:x5,:' T in many ways by trust 1, ,,A X' My 'ii ' ' W 'g jj-11 , 4 -, .Q MQ , fi 'ii , A X If you have a son, you W ' ' ' N QV, . I. . f wi. iituh I probably wish to make Sw: .3 -iw' sure he has a complete I L, , fx- -A aj, , lf, lf' ,I Q-j' 'L I : education. You want to jf see him through school, through college, safely fi ' img started in life. ' If you have a daughter, , -,lj gf! x you may wish to launch her upon a career, or see her happily married with a stezuly income, but possibly with the principal beyond her reach. TRUST FUNDS can change your wishes for your chil- 1Iren's future into actual concrete plans which wc. as your trustee, have the ability, the experience and the organization to carry out. Let us explain. Fmzmv Tnusr COMPANY ?54I-343 FOURTH AVE. PITTSBURGH' MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION , gf e 4' 1 THIS SPR!NG WERE INSULATING OUR HOME.. Herels why We've held off insulating our home for years . . . thought we couldnt afford it. 'But now we can have Eagle .Insulation installed 'nothing down. And easy payments spread out over a year and a halffl 1t's a small price to pay for year 'round comfort. Thick. hreproof Eagle Insulation keeps homes up tc 150 cooler all summer . . and fuel savings in winter soon repay the Cost of insulation. Phone today fm a free zstimatc. DANFORTH CO. PittSburgh, Pa. O ...ENJOYW F Q R E M Q S T Liberty Baking Co. ELAVGR QUEEN BAKERY ICE CIQEAM PRQDUCTS ITS HEALTHEUL I CONTINENTAL COMMERCIAL CORPORATION EEE? Commercial Bankers 5526 PENN AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. C1 A P 0 A. M. P1v1 P d Montrose 0900 Executive Vice P I SHEET METAL SPECIALTY CO. Subsidiary of Follansbee Steel Corp. Manufacturers of STOVE PIPE MILK CANS METAL STAMPINGS THIRD AND LIBERTY AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA Compliments of EAGLE MANUFACTURING CO. WELLSBURG, W. VA. SPECIALIZING FOR '50 YEARS IN THE PRODUCTION OF QUALITY OILERS AND OIL AND GASOLINE CONTAINERS DICK'S RKET RICHARD MATUSZESKFS SONS WI-IOLESALE POULTRY AND EGGS SUCKLING PIGS XXX x IW, GN 3' 1 N , f '42'? '7 N'T,'W' wY7R.' TM 1:-H W Sv gm--Q. mg,.,.z T ' A .rv ' 36:43-H5'552!1 'V .3645 ' 3 S'ii,f,1Wfl6Y5rf 3 '11-W 'm. ,' P' 7, I P239 '5 gk vi, .LM tx-K N .Fx Mff'Xb:, 5 l91lfl3 PENN AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PAA PHUNE: ATLAN'TlCI 4008 Pittsburgh Screw and Bolt Corporatinn PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA D. H. SERUSET COMPANY Dyer! and Cleaners Hlland 4600 MOntrose 3034 Navarro Realty Co. VICTCJR E. NAVARRO Real Estate Insurance Notary Public 6221 Broad Street Pittsburgh, Pu. ELLIOTT'S Thank 'You FOR YOUR PATRONAGE Opticians - An Optical Service That Satisfles 36 YEARS ON SIXTH ST. B. K. ELLIOTT CO. Opticians PITTSBURGH Established 1900 C. fvTUHII'Il7IIc'JlfS 8 CDMPANY IJL'PCl1L1LlHC lmzmlwlcc SL'T'l'il'4.' of CYYRIIQS l3ARI3liR SHUI V f IX I S H c:IHl1fW!lH1L'7lfS In I N C, 1 .' ,f 3 czullllll rmxxmnlllu Blllhlmlmg H6 Ifmutlm fXX't'llH Vx!!-lvllnglm P1 of l'AT anml TAD E. M, HILL LUMBER C0. V-L. P. SHRIVER General I nsiwancc 1801 Union Bank Building Telephone: GR:mt 7800 ESTABLISHED 1887 Mayer Press PRINTERS 235 COLLINS AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA, STEVENSON AGENCY Life Insurance and Annuities Y BERKSHIRE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY PITTSBURGH, PA. Telephone: ATlantie 1877 'A' R. MAXWELL STEVENSUN, Gen'l Agent 'Less Smoke h HAMPIO 1222 QSM S L sf , E BE S'l '0 --- IIITIS 1 - f. '- 3 I C AMPION COAL PITTSBURGH COAL COMPANY -2- RETAIL DIVISIUN 409 Wood Street GRant 3121 BEHIND THE ENDURING INSTITUTION- SUCCESSFUL CUSTOMERS FARMERS DEPOSIT NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURGH Es'r.-x1zL1sHI51v 1832 Cp 1 dS p111SF1f1ee M11 1911 M h Fd IDI 1 C, Compliment C0mplimgnL of of A FRIEND BARLION SOCIETY BATON COAL COMPANY WH OLESALE-RETAI L COAL-CQKE AT1antic 15 76 McKeesport 7171 TO THE STUDENTS OF SHADY SIDE ACADEMY As you grow in need of Banking Service, we invite you to use this Institution. FIRST NAT1oNAL BANK AT PITTSBURGH FIFTH AVENUE 8: WOOD STREET Convenient for you FEDERAL STREET BRANCH FEDERAL STREET cmd PARK WAY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation EAST LIBERTY'S DEPARTMENT STORE MANSMANIVS Compliments of The Musical Clubs of Shady Side Academy Mr. R. V. Howard ,. .aaa Director William M. Furey, II D - aaaaa eae..eaaa Leader Pas uale Navarro o aeaoo aaarraaaa B usiness Mana er fl 9 SECTION LEADERS James Archibald Jacob, Jr. Ralph Cooper Bailey John Harrington Dwyer John Stratton Becker David John Fox Compliments of A FRIEND FULLER LABEL SI BOX C0 PITTSBURGH, PA. DUNN-SCOTT CO. Quilt Qbptirians Downtown Office JENKINS ARCADE Odorless Cleaning Suite 4047+F m:L1x't h Flour QR t 0878 snflmg 1825 Schenley 05156 PHYSICIANS BUILDING mm BRILLIANT AVENUE 121 University Place ASPINWALL, PA. MAyf1ower 5242 PITTSBURGH GREETINGS TO THE 'YOUNG MEN OF SHADY SIDE ACADEMY GYO JOHN T. SHIRLEY, General Agent ALLAN I. SHIRLEY, Assistant General Agent New England Mulual Life Insurance Co. of Boston The First IVIutuaI Life Inszmmce Company Ghanered in Amevicaf183i 640 1909 OLIVER BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA SWINDEH' DRESSLER dvparahbn DCSlgl1CI'S amd Builders of MODERN INDUSTRIAL FURNAGES PITTSBURGH, PA. FOR YOUR HEALTH S SAKE 9TDrLnk CANNED GRAPEFRUFF JUICE ALWAYS IN SEASON! ALWAYS FULL OF VITAMINS! ALWAYS AVAILABLE AT YOUR GROCERS HAUGH and KEENAN TOR GE 8z TRA FER CO. CENTRE AND EUCLID AVENUES PITTSBURGH, PA. MOntrose 6700 Everything a janitor Needs C. C. KECK CC. PITTSBURGH, PA. CooRT 462123 THE MEASURE of any Institution is the service it renders. SHADY' SIDE proves its right to honor in the service of its Country through the men its Faculty, Students :ind Alumni have placed ut the service of Ameriu in its time of need. Tunki is proud of it, and of our part in this contribution-Y our Ivlzmaiger, Vincent C. Dwyer, Jr., Shadyside '39, is now in the Radio School ut Fort Knox, Ky., in the service of his Country. :l'Back the Boys with Bundsi' COM PLIM ENTS OF GARGOYLE SCCIETY Compliments of The Ohio State life Insurance Company A. E. DQEMILLILU, Md71dgCT and Associates PLAZA BUILDING For Better Health!! Drink PURE DISTILLED WATER Free from chemicals or preservatives CONSOLIDATED ICE CO 13TH AND SMALLMAN STREETS PITTSBURGH, PA. GRant S959 Compliments of Friends We Shade Shady Side CUSTOM BUILT VENETIAN BLINDS Du PONT TONTINE Washable Wiridow Shades BlackfOut Shades and Equipment Ladder Tape, Cord, Hardware Carried in Stock Curtain Rods and Corniees Cleaning Compounds for Venetian Blinds. Windciw Shades, Paints, etc, Shades and Venetian Blinds Cleaned--Refinished DU PUNT Paints - Varnishes - Enamels Zippers Replaced and Repaired IAUNDEIQI MFG. CO. 318 OLIVER AVE. GRant 6232 1887 1944 R. G. HENNE ffefwfeflfefr 6018 CENTRE AVENUE EAST LIBERTY HIland 1278 Compliments Of William I. Adelman FLORENCE FISHER PARRY EREDERIC W. FISHER and the entire office and production staff of 62 employes of THE PARRY STUDIO extend to the SHADY SIDE ACADEMY CLASS of '44 their sincere good wishes. May life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness be theirs to enjoy in the important years ahead! For 18 years it has been the proud pleasure of THE PARRY STUDIO to make the portrait and group photographs of Shady Side Seniors and Faculty. All these original negatives repose permanently in our filesg and already constitute an impressive record of the contribution that Shady Side Academy Alumni have made to the living history of our country. Hundreds of these boys have offered their lives for their country, and already many of these lives have been sacrificed. THE PARRY STUDIO deems itself favored and fortunate in having been given the privilege of recording, for all time to come, the faces of these boys. Veritably, Photographs Live Forever! FLORENCE FISHER PARRY EREDERIC W. FISHER 0 Photo-engravings, by ment in industry cmd wor. telling the complete story with AH Out ond Cn to Victory, pictures, work for the ik is the keynote of the men wlwo work For photo-engraver in Amerrcon ochreve- 'A' 'k The DYGSSM GHOH- T F ft 'lf -k E. H. Jennings Bros. Company 2009 CLARK BUILDING Liberty Avenue and Seventh Street PITTSBURGH 22, PA. Distributors of VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL Made from Pennsylvania Crude Oil A. P. MARTIN INSURANCE AND BONDING ARROTT BUILDING, FOURTH AVENUE and WOOD STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. Agent Hartford Accident Ee? Indemnity Company F. E. BRAIDENBAUGII, Manager 9702 Hlaee geueuzhbua df Qflizme fha! had aynelohgfed QMMQ hz Wbfzyed Q9-Jwduob XWQX HE , fALL WW '-1 I AI IIT Xiu TEA.-A -up x -'X J f N ,, 'llll 'l lIII ,A ff - CII I ff ,f aff J F' - ' :ZXZ7-ff ' X1 f -' -.-l I , if P , . .- :: Q K -q Ligff f f - 43' L n.?.1n,..,nS.1 ' Hasten the Great Day of Victory Buy War Bonds Today RIECK-McJUNKIN DAIRY COMPANY Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company Bonds and Casualty Insurance F. E. BRAIDl:NBAl'till, Mtmugrr 1300 ARROTT BUILDING COURT 3586 Cmnpiiments of Ben Construction Co 101 HARGROVE STREET PITTSBURGH, PA O. H. BHNINTEND, Pres. Capital and Surplus 35102,000,000.00 3 9 THE UNIDN TRUST COMPANY or PITTSBURGH Main Ofce, Fifth Avenue and Grant Street Frick Building Branch, East Liberty Branch, 425 Grant Street Penn and Centre Avenues MEMBER L DE l SU AN R R MEMBER EDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ESTABLISHED 1879 D. J. Kennedy Company WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COAL E8 BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Yard Braddock Avcnuc and Thomas Street 7535 THOMAS STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. Telephone CHurchill 7100 Compliments of Pittsburgh Gage 8: Supply Co. C0mP'fmfmS Of sono LIBERTY AVENUE A FRIEND PITTSBURGH, PA. The Stevenson 6' Foster Co PRINTERS - LITHUGRAPHERS - STATIUNERS ll-2l Seventh Avenue - Pittsburgh, Penn i pi COLLEGE ANNUALS HIGH sCHooL VEAR BOOKS MQNTHLV Puaucf-xrloms 'W' Our representative will be pleased to assist you when compiling your next Publication. . . . Telephone 6Rant I55I PRINTERS SINCE THE SECRET of FINANCIAL SUCCESS WEALTH, like a tree, grows from a tiny seed. The first penny YCU save is the seed from which YUUR tree of wealth will grow. The sooner you plant the seed and the more faithfully you nourish and water that tree with consistent savings, the sooner you can bask in contentment beneath its shade. THE KEY A Part of All you Earn is Yours to Keep It should not be less than a tenth, no matter how little you earn. Arrange your other expenditures to do this, if necessary, BUT PAY YOURSELF FIRST, and put it away where the miracle of compound interest will work for you. Life Insurance Can Help You Succeed Edwin A. Coyle and Associates mi oL1vER BUILDING Representing Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company Compliments of B US No. 2 In Memory of MR. ALFRED C. DICKEY G. E. POST WM. G. PICKETTS Thomps0n's Flowers flflowers fov all Occasions j 3909 FORBES STREET SChen1ey 6000 PITTSBURGH, PA. Members F.T.D. For Better Food AND Better Candies VISIT 'F Q L F! 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