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

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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.

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FACULTY Gorzienfs SIXTH FORM UN DERGRADUATES HOUSES FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS JUNIOR SCHOOL ADVERTISING

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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.