Shady Side Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1934 volume:

N W1 3 Q., ., x mwnf-W M- 'Wm-l-.W fn . 1 '95, , .F IPF E. ,Q x . QV ,M ,E F' w df' o ' TE, 1 .3 4: ' f', X at W .Q Q' - .Q ai' ' T52 ' sig? Aw, , n 5 I 1-i-Lyn-..mN.mu,, ,. M. , ,nb-,.1, 4. f .. ,-.- - . Anya COPYRIGHT 19 3 4 BY THE ACADEMIAN ROBERT B. MCCUNE Editor-in-Chief ROBERT B. MCCUNE Business Manager MR. HARRIS G. HAVILAND MR. ALFRED C. DICKEY MR. DAVID W. FRASER Faculty flrlviscrs THE SHXTH IFCUJIRM OF SIHIAJDDY SHINE ACADEMY PRESENTS THE ACADEMHAN EE? EU 1934 i SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN 1: In Recognition of his enviable record as a teacher ot mathematics, as the head of the Scholarship Committee, and as an assistant coach in athleticsg and with admiration for his ability and willing- ness to inspire his students, to co- operate With his colleagues, and to understand human nature, We, the SIXTI-I FCEM of Shady Side Academy, dedicate Volume XXII of the ACADE- MIAN to CHARLES PEN TZ SHRIVER 4 1 FCDREWORD This year Shady Side Academy is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary. Therefore, it has been the hope of the ACADEMIAN Board to present more than ever in this volume an accurate and artistic record of the events of the past year. We shall be satisfied if we have fully and truly pictured the significant phases of our school life, and we shall be pleased if these pages shall, in after years, revive recollections that are dear and shall kindle anew the spirit of devotion to Shady Side. ,..- ,, 5 N Of CONTENTS BOOK ONE BOOK TWO - - BOOK THREE BOOK FOUR BOOK FIVE THE SCHOOL FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS JUNIOR SCHOOL SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN The 1934 Academian Staff Editor-in-Chief IQOBERT B. MCCUNPI, '34 Assistant Editor-iii-Chief ALAN BOVVERS MORROW, '34 Associate Editors DAVID FISHER PARRY, '34 THOMAS WILLIAM FRANK, '34 CHARLES FREDERICK KIRK, '34 SAMUEL FREEMAN SIPE, '35 Biisirwss Manager ROBERT B. MCCUNE, '34 Art Editor DAVID LANGVVORTHY, '36 Snap Shot Editor ROBERT B. MCCUNE, '34 Faculty Advisers MR. HARRIS G. HAVILAND .............. .... L iterary Adviser MR. ALFRED C. DICKEY .... .... B iisirtess Adviser MR. DAVID W. FRASER . . . ....... Art Adviser 8 THE SCHOOL .L.L.iSllADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Board of Trustees lXl'Gl'S'l'I'S K. fDI.IVlCR ..... ..... I ,resident MA1II'I's VV. JXCIIIQSOII, AIR. .... ..... I f'iI'c Prcsidwzt DON R. CONNIII: .... . . . .... .S'I'c'I'I'faz'y-Trvaszarvr JAMIQS R. S'I'IcIeIzIc'I I' CJGDICN M. EDWARDS, -IR., M.D. TIIORIAS S. .XIIIIII'I'IINo'I', MJD. IDAVID D. lil-INNICDY, NLD. CIIAIILIQS I.. FI,.fxI'IiL's ' ' I.. Y C lu. IIIILSUA IAIOXYARD lIIiINZ CTIARLICS li. lJIc'IcsoN VV. T.. lX'IICl.I.ON jmues C. CIIAIILIN CHARLES L. MCCUNII: C. H. CURRY IQUYAL S. GoI.Iv.rIzL'IIY A. RICK FLINN jAIxIIcs C. RIQA TCAIIL XVIN'I'IaR IC. RIIVCIQ HILL ICRNICST 1iILI,MAN JOIIN G. FIIAZIQR VV. FORMAN UIITKIQI. C. E. LOTT ROY A. HUNT R. XVIf:IDI.II:IN, SCD., I.l,.lJ. f 10 HAROLD ADIN NQMER, Hvadmaster 11 19 l lem: Ml-:1er:11l'1'lI ,'Xl.lCX.XNlllili .'Xl.l Rlil7 C1..xmc Illrullix' N CIAIQENVIC ,IAMICS UH!-ZR Cluklmzs I'1cN'1-z SVHRIVICR CAIVII XN'11.l.1.xM A14Nol.1r PALMER Fxrtmimcx A. lfCCOI.I.UM 4 171-:xmss Ii1.1.swme'rH ILXKNICS G1-:mam-: llY1wN vv.XI.IlRll1' VM1 RUHIHNS HAWI1-ANU xvlhlfklill CRAVICN CRAIG A Louis CH.xR1.1-is Cm.:-:5'r1N fJl.11:NN LESLIE JONES XIII x X14 nw l..x1'l: Ilxmus f.1UIIIh,XRlh II.xxl1,.xxn was lI.xmmI.lv SANIVI 111 Rl'SS?Cl.I XNALNI-:lc Ilxvls Ilxvln XYu.1,l,xx1 I R.xs1-ik, jk. J. CAIQRINMQN BROWN, In 19 34 llxm x I I L mx 11 Ilmzlcm' V. llf IXKIXRI1 2 Vicks' REVERI-:ND V .U ,.,. . lm H WM xx RH I I HN X X'l'll.XNIEl. Rm: Illull K If wX'.SR31,. lV,.XXYSON IIOIXIIY 1 I'rwY1f'r'l' SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN THE FACULTY HAROLD ADIN NOINIER, A.B. QWilliams Collegej. Headmaster. MERLE MEREDITII ALEXANDER, Ph.B. fFranklin and Marshall Collegejg fJefferSOn Medical Collegej. Dean: Head of the Science Department. ALFRED CLARE DICKIEY, C.E. fUni- versity Of Pittsburghj. Head of the .Mathematics Department. CLARENCE JAMES GEER, A.M. CHam- ilton Collegej. English, Emeritus. CHARLES PENTZ SIIRIVER, A.B. fFranklin and Marshall CollegeJ. Mathefaiiatics. CAPT. VVILLIAM ARNOLD PALMER, Inf-Res. G.P.E. QYale Universityj 5 N.S.P.E. QBattle Creek Collegejg B.S. fArnOld Collegej. Director of Athletics and Physical Educa- tion. FREDERICK A. NLCCOLLUM, A.B. QCOI- gate Universityj. Head of the Latin Department. DEMASS ELLSVVORTH BARNES, A.B. fOhiO Northern Universityj 5 A.M. fHarvard Universityj. Head of the History Department. GEORGE BYRON WALDROP, A.B. CGeorgetoWn Collegejg A.M. fTu- lane Universityjg A.M. CHarvard Universityj. Latin and Greek. PAUL ROBBINS HAVILAND, A.B. QHaverford Collegej. Latin. WILFRED CRAVEN CRAIG, A.B. fUni- versity of Rochesterjg QUniversity Of Munichj. French. LOUIS CHARLES CELESTIN, BS. fUni- versity of Parisjg B.L. QUniversity of Nancyj. French. GLENN LESLIE JONES, A.B. fUniver- sity of Nebraskaj. Head of the English Department. ALLEN VICTOR LAUB, A.B. fLehigh Universityli A.M. QLafayette CO1- legejg fCOlumbia Universityjg QMiddlesburg Collegej. Spanish and German. HARRIS GODDARD HAVILAND, A.B. QHaverford Collegej. English. JAMES HAROLD SAMPLE, A.B. CYale Universityjg A.M. CHarvard Uni- versityj. Mathematics. RUSSELL WARNER DAVIS, BS. CUHi- versity Of Michiganj. Assistant Director of Athletics. IDAVIDVVVILLIAM FRASER, JR., A.B. fCarnegie Institute of Technol- Ogyj. Art. J. CARRINGTON BROWN, JR. A.B. fJOhnS-Hopkins Universityj. His- tory and Matheiiiatics. HARRY FREDERICK LUDWIG, A.B. QMuSkingum Collegej. English. ROBERT V. HOWARD, QPittSburgh Musical Institutej. Music. HARRY W. RICKETTS, A.B. fOhiO WeSleyanJg A.M. QUniversity of Chicagoj. Latin. TIIE VERY REVEREND NATI-IANIEL RUE HIGH MOOR, B.Litt., A.M.. D.D. CKeny0n Collegejg Dean Of Trinity Cathedral. Religion. HOWARD P, DAWSON, A.B. QPrince- ton Universityj. English. LIOLMES T. BENNETT, A.B. fPrinCe- ton Universityb. Spanish and Math- enzatics. SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN T11 14: ,-Xl.:-:xANlm1f1z's I'mcc'1l 17 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN W .EW MCCUNE DINING HALL 18 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Tm: CliI.lCS'l'INlS l'u1cc'11 19 SIIAIIY SIDE ACAIIEDIIAN Tuna Roma KQARIJICN 20 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Sixth Form Officers Prcsizz'c1f1i ..... VVILLIAM RYCROFT CLARKSON Vice Prcsidcut .... . . . VVILLIAM ROBERT DVFF Secretary ..... .... I OIIN HORTON WIEISBIQOD Trcasmfcr .................. .......... W ILLIAM HUNTER Studvnf Council Rcprcsc11ftatiz'c .... ROBERT .-XLLIQN h'Ti'T.AUG1lLIN 21 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN 1.-.i.i-'Q'- CHARLES JACOB AFFELDER Entered Shady Side Academy, 1927 Born, August 5, 1915 Affy Ucllllflifu 5719 Munhall Road Pittsburgli, Pa. X931-32: President of the Radio Club 1932-33: President and Chief Operator of the Radio Club, Member of the Forum 1933-34: President and Chief Operator of the Radio Club, Member of the Forum Member of Morewood llouse Preparing for Carnegie Institute of Technology Youth is wholly e.rf1Uri1nm1tal. Stevenson 22 :I SIIAIIY SIDE ACADEMIAN Ib ROBERT MILLER BRAGDON Entered Shady Side Academy, 1929 Born, October 8, 1916 1931-32 : 1932-33 3 1933134 3 4'IBr0bU lKBrag!J 7107 Ohio River Boulevard Ben Avon, Pa. President of Bayard Houseg Lightweight Football Teamg Lightweight Basketball Teamg Lightweight Baseball Teamg Interhouse Basketballg Interhouse Baseball 3 Interhouse Track Varsity Football Squadg Varsity Basketball Squad 5 Varsity Baseball Teamg Inter- house Trackg Interhouse Baseballg Member of the S Clubg Member of the Forumg Member of the Seven Arts Club Varsity Football Teamg Varsity Basketball Teamg Varsity Baseball Teamg Mem- ber of the Sargon Societyg Member of the HS Clubg Member of the Glee Club Member of Croft House Preparing for Yale The ladies call him .r'weet. Shakespeare -1- 23 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN JOHN GRIER BUCHANAN, IR. Iintcrcd Shady Sidc Acudcmy, IQZQ D Born, Scptcmbcr 23, IQI7 193 I-32 : 1932-33 3 1933-343 l311rl1y 1174 Murray Hill Avcnuc Piitsburgb, Fa. llcad boy of thc' Fourth Formg Klornbcr of the Gargoyle Club, in the cast of 'AMcrton of the Movies Member of the Sargon Socictyg llc-ad boy of the Fifth Formg ACADEMIAN Boardg NEVVS Board NEWS Boardg Mcinbcr of the Gargoyle Club, in tlic cast of The Goose Hangs Highug lXlsfmbc-r of thu Surgon Socictyg Xlvinbcr of tllc Scvvn Arts Clubg Mcin- bcr of thc Cum Laude Society Member of thc Day Student Golds Preparing for Princeton 'Night aflcr night, Ile sat and Iilearvd his vyes with books. Longfellow i 24 SIIADY SIDE ACAIIEMIAN THOMAS LEAKE CAMPBELL Entered Shady Side Academy, 1929 Born, March 27, 1916 1931 -32 : 1932-33 I i933-341 Canfzbie 5707 Bartlett Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Junior Football Teamg Lightweight Basketball Teamg Lightweight Baseball Teamg Interhouse Trackg Interhouse Basketball Varsity Football Squadg Varsity Basketball Squadg Varsity Baseball Teamg Mem- ber of the Seven Arts Clubg Member of the Forum Varsity Football Teamg Varsity Baseball Teamg Member of the Glee Clubg Mem- ber of the Sargon Societyg Member of the S Club Member of Croft House Preparing for Yale Much may be made of a Scotchman, if he be caught young. Johnson 25 SIIAIIY SIDE ACADEMIAN WILLIAM LEARD CHESS Entered Shady Side Academy, 1928 5567 Aylesboro Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 1931-32: junior Football Tcamg Interhouse Football 1932-33: Assistant Football Managerg Assistant Track Manager 1933-34: President, Camera Clubg Track Managerg Member of Member of the Day Student Blues Preparing for Harvard Born, March 26, 1916 the Seven Arts Club But with the morning cool reflection came. Scott 26 ......-.-.SI-IADY SIDE ACADEMIAN WILLIAM RYCROFT CLARKSON Entered Shady Side Academy, IQ28 Born, January Io, 1915 IQ3I-32 : 1932-33 5 19331342 Bill Clarkie 1 1316 Murray Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Vice President of the Fourth Formg Varsity Track Teamg Penn Relay Teamg Varsity Basketball Teamg Junior Football Squadg lnterhouse Football and Base- ballg Member of the S Club President of the Fifth Formg Varsity Football Squadg Varsity Basketball Teamg Captain of the Varsity Track Teamg Penn Relay Teamg Member of the Student Councilg Winner of the Yale Awardg Member of the Sargon Societyg Member of the S Clubg Member of the Seven Arts Clubg Member of the Gov- erning Board , President of the Sixth Form and of the Schoolg President of the Student Councilg Head of the Governing Boardg President of the Sargon Societyg Treasurer of the Seven Arts Club, Fall Termg Chairman of the Dance Committeeg Captain of the Varsity Basketball Teamg Co-Captain of Varsity Track Teamg Penn Relay Teamg Member of the S Club Member of the Day Student Blues Preparing for Princeton Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Johnson 27 ,M SIIADY SIDE ACAllEMIAN FRAXK EMIL DOAK Entered Shady Side Academy, T928 Born, May 24, 1915 1931-32 1932'33 1933-34 I Emil Doakic 3615 Shadyland Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Member of the Gargoyle Club, in the cast of Merton of the Moviesn: In the cast of The Octoroonqg Assistant Business Manager of the ACADEMIAN Member of the Gargoyle Club, in the cast of Alias Jimmy Valentineng Member of the Seven Arts Clubg Member of the Forumg Manager of Golfg Secretary ol' Ellsworth Houseg NENVS Board Manager of Footballg Member of the Sargon Soeietyg Member of the Forum: Member of the St. Andrew's Soeietyg Secretary of Ellsworth Houseg NEWS Board Member of Ellsworth House Preparing for Princeton The gcnflenian from Kentucky is out of order. Congrc.vrzonaI Record 1 ill. 281' -l 'l-SHADY sum AcAnEMlANl- JAMES FRANK DRAKE, JR. lfntcrcd Shady Side Academy, IQ32 Born, June 26, 1913 Drain, Duclcic 5210 Pembroke Place Pittsburgh, Pa. 1932-33: Polo Teamg Golf Squad 1933-34: Golf Squad Member of Ellsworth House Preparing for Cornell HT11?7'0 is 110 royal path whiclz leads to geometry. Euclid 29 f SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN .lil VVILLIAM ROBERT DU FF Entered Shady Side Academy, IQZS Born, November 13, 1916 1931-32: 1932-332 1933-342 B i l l M a r fy 1435 Denniston Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Captain of Junior Football Teamg Captain of the Lightweight Basketball Team: Varsity Baseball Teamg S Club Varsity Baseball Teamg Varsity Basketball Teamg Varsity Football Teamg Mem- ber of tl1e Seven Arts Clubg SH Club ' Captain of Varsity Baseball Teamg Varsity Basketball Teamg Varsity Football Teamg S Clubg Vice President of the Sixth Formg Member of the Dance Com- mitteeg Day Student Representative of the Student Councilg Member of the Seven Arts Clubg Member of the Glee Club Member of the Day Student Blues Preparing for Yale That lndalent but agreeable condition of doing nothing. Pliny, the younger so 1 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN WALTER FLETCHER EDMUNDSON, II Entered Shady Side Academy, IQ3I Born, April 8, 1917 IQ3 1 -32 : 1932-33 I 1933-34 I rrWa1t:y rrEdf: 5317 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Lightweight Football Teamg Lightweight Basketball Teamg Tennis Squad Tri-State Championship Soccer Teamg Gym Teamg Varsity Track Squadg Mem- ber of the Forum Tri-State Championship Soccer Teamg Member of the Grchestrag Member of the Sargon Societyg Member of the S Clubg Member of the Gargoyle Club, in the cast of The Goose Hangs High g Varsity Track Squad Member of the Day Student Blues Preparing for Haverford Hemi .mit qui mal y pensef' Anonymous 31 ' SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN THOMAS VVILLTAM FRANK lintercd Shady Side Academy, 1929 Born, December 5, 1916 1931-32: 1932-331 1933843 5535 Aylesboro Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Varsity Soccer Squadg Junior Track Teamg Interliouse Baseballg Basketball, and Track Tri-State Championship Soccer Team: Member of the Seven Arts Clubg Assistant Property Manager of the Gargoyle Clubg NEVVS Boardg Member of the Glee Clubg Interhouse Track Tri-State Championship Soccer Team: NFNVS Roardg ACADEMIAN Board: S Clubg President of the Seven Arts Club, Winter Termg Property Manager of the Gargoyle Clubg Sargon Society: Varsity Track Squad Member of the Day Student Blues Preparing for Cornell Of S1lVf'iI.V,YilZg beauly and in the bloom of youthf' Terence 1 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN ii'- THOMAS HARLIN GRAHAM Entered Shady Side Academy, 1928 Born, March 5, 1915 193 I-32 : 1932-33 : 1933-341 Tom Coraopolis, Heights, Pa. Varsity Soccer Squadg Member of the St. Andrew's Societyg Interhouse Baseballg Assistant Business Manager of the NEWS5 In the cast of The Octoroon Tri-State Championship Soccer Teamg Sargon Societyg Business Manager of the NEVVSg Member of the St. Andrew's Societyg Assistant Manager of Baseballg In the cast of t'The Bat Mernber of the Forumg Member of the St. Anclrew's Societyg Sargon Societyg Business Manager of the NEWSg Manager of Baseballg Treasurer of Ellsworth House: S Club Member of Ellsworth House Preparing for Williams Remove not the ancient landmark, Old Testament 33 SI-IADY SIDE ACADEMIAN DONALD CAMPBELL HAMILTON, JR. Entered Shady Side Academy, IQ28 Born, July 21, 1916 KIDOMJJ IIHamIl 5814 Murrayhill Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 1931-32: Lightweight Baseball Squad 1932-33: Varsity Track Squad 1933-34: Member of the Seven Arts Club Member of the Day Student Blues Preparing for Princeton Safe from temptation, safe from sin's polntionf' Longfellow 34 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN ALFRED BLAKELEE HINE, JR. Entered Shady Side Academy, IQZS Born, December II, 1915 1931-32: 1932-33 1933-343 fIAbel! ifALf3y!J 1401 Beechwood Boulevard Pittsburgh, Pa. NEWS Boardg In the cast of the Octoroon g Member of the Forum NEWS Boardg Secretary of the Forum, Fall Termg Member of the Seven Arts Club Editor-in-Chief of the NEWSQ Member of the Forumg Member of the Seven Arts Clubg Member of the St. Andrew's Societyg Member of the Gargoyle Club, in the cast of The Goose Hangs Highng Member of the Sargon Society Member of Ellsworth House Preparing for Princeton You are all a lost generation. Gertrude Stein 35 SIIAIIY SIDE ACAIIEMIAN ICIJXYARIJ 1'fXlN'I'HR IIOIKART Fntcred Shady Side Acucle1uy, H334 Born, April 29, 191, A.AX-Edu 219 VFCIIIIYSUII Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 1932-33: Member of the Sllfgiill Suciety 1933-34: Member uf the Szxrgfmm Sucietyg Member of the Seven Arts Clulmg lXfember of the Cum Laude Society Member of the Day Student Colds Preparing for Yule Tire rifvxt frzzif fully f'fr.vl. 212 36 SI1akc.vpcare SHADY SIDE ACADEDIIAN VVI LLIAM HUNTER lintered Sbztcly Side Academy, IQ28 Horn, Jziiniary 6, 1916 lVillie I3i1l'f IQKEI-32 1 1932-33 I 5933-34 3 4732 Wallingford Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Junior Football Team: junior Baseball Team: Member of the Orchestra Varsity Football Team: Varsity Baseball Squad: Vice President of the Fifth Form: Member of the Seven Arts Club: Member of the Banjo Club: Member of the Sargon Society: Member of the S Club: Member of the Gargoyle Club, in the cast of Alias Jimmy Valentine : Interhouse Track Varsity Football: Treasurer of the Sixth Form: Secretary of the Seven Arts Club, Fall Term: Initiation Chairman of the Sargon Society: Member of the ASH Club: Member of tl1e Dance Committee: Member of the Glee Club: Member of the Student Governing Board: Day Student Representative of the Student Council: Vice President of the Gargoyle Club, in the cast of The Goose Hangs Highug Member of the Banjo Club Member of the Day Student Golds Preparing for Lafayette O11e'.r bark l7f'l.IIg wozxrr' than hir bite. 5S1Zl1li't'.VPl'Hl'6' 37 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN CHARLES FREDERICK KIRK Entered Shady Side Academy, IQ3I Born, June 12, IQI6 1931-32: 1932-331 1933-343 Charlie 735 North Sixth Avenue Steubenville, Ohio Member of the St, Andrew's Society Member of the St. Andi-ew's Soeietyg Member of the Forumg Assistant Soccer Managerg Assistant Basketball Manager Member of the St. Andrew's Society, President of the Forum, Winter Termg Basketball Manager, Soccer Manage-rg Member of the Glee Clubg Member of the Double Quartetg Member of the ACADEMIAN Board. Member of Croft House Preparing for Princeton .-Ill flIl11HX rome aroimd to him who will but wail. Longfellow 38 Entered Shady Side Academy, IQZQ 1931-32: 1932-33 1933-34 5 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN 1 9 FRANKLIN KNIGHT Born, February 21, 1915 Frank Pancho I307 Bennington Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Member of the Forum , Member of the Forum and of the Seven Arts Club President of Morewood Houseg Member of the Dance Committeeg Member of the Sargon Societyg Member of the Student Councilg Member of the Forumg Golf Manager Member of Morewood House Preparing for Princeton Here I .vtandg I can do no otherwise. God help me! Amen! Martin Luther 39 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN JAMES PALMER O'NEIL LYLE Entered Shady Side Academy, 1929 Born, March 12, 1915 1931-32 1932-33 1933-34 5 237 Dalzell Avenue Ben Avon, Pa. Junior Football Teamg Varsity Basketball Team 5 Junior Track T eamg Member of Sargon Societyg Member of the S Club Varsity Football Teamg Varsity Basketball Teamg Varsity Track Teamg Member of Sargon Societyg Member of the S Club Varsity Football Teamg Varsity Basketball Teamg Co-Captain of the Varsity Track Teamg Member of the Sargon Societyg Member of the SU Club Member of Croft House Preparing for johns Hopkins Nose, nose, nose, nose! And who gave thee that Jolly red nose? Ravenscro ft 149 SHADY SIDE ACADEDIIAN ROBERT F. MALONEY, JR. Ifntered Shady Side Academy, 1929 Born, September 25, IQI5 lQ3I-32 : !932-33 - 1933-34 Range 1509 Beechwood Boulevard Pittsburgh, Pa. Varsity Football Squadg Lightweight Baseball Teamg Varsity Baseball Squadg Varsity Football Teamg Vice President Athletic Councilg Member of the Sargon Society: Member of the S Clubg Member of the Fifth Form Dance Committeeg lnterhouse Baseball Co-Captain Varsity Football Team: President Athletic Councilg Vice President, Sargon Soeietyg Member of S Clubg Captain of the Volleyball Teamg Mem- ber of the Seven Arts Clubg Varsity Baseball Team Member of Croft House Preparing for Yale good K'I'1iC'l' of the green saute. Ralwlms 41 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN ROBERT BLACKBURN MCCUNE Entered Shady Side Academy, 1929 Born, June 25, 1914 1931-32 : 1932-33 3 1933'34 3 McC 0011 6425 Bartlett Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Secretary-Treasurer of the Gargoyle Clubg Art Editor of the EGERIANQ ACAD- EMIAN Board: Member of the Forumg NEWS Boardg Member of the Seven Arts Clubg Member of the Glee Club ACADEMIAN Boardg Business Manager of the NEWSQ Member of the Forumg Sargon Societyg Gargoyle Club, in the cast of Jimmy Valentine g Member of the Glee Clubg Double Quartetg Member of the Seven Arts Club and St. Andrew's Societyg Winner of the Lott ACADEMIAN Award Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager of the ACADEMIANQ Business Manager of the NEWSQ Vice President of Croft Houseg Sargon Societyg Vice President of the Seven Arts Club, Winter Term: Member of the Forumg Leader of the Double Quartetg Member of the Glee Clubg Member of the St. Andrew's Society: Publicity Manager of the Gargoyle Clubg Winner of the Lott ACADEMIAN Award Member of Croft House Preparing for Brown A great devotee of the Gospel of Getting On. Shaw 42 SllADY SIDE ACAIIEMIAN JOSEPH REED MCGAW, JR. Entered Shady Side Academy, 1928 Born, May 7, 1916 ujoeu 1520 Valmont Street Pittsburgh, Pa. IQ3I-322 Secretary of Morewood Houseg Junior Football Squadg Junior Basketball Squadg Lightweight Baseball Team 1933-34: Varsity Football Squadg Member of the Seven Arts Clubg Varsity Baseball Squad Member of the Day Student Golds Preparing for Princeton He was plump and he was chubby. Gilbert 43 SIIADY SIDE ACAIlEDlIANi-- '- GEORGE MCFARLANE M ILLIGAN Fl1l.Cl'Cil Shady Side Academy, 1929 lioru, October 30, IQXG 1931-32: 1932-332 1933-.34 2 . Rami llI1zI 1012 North Negley Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Junior Football Team, Junior Basketball Team: junior Track 'Vezuu Lightweight Football Team: Member of the Gargoyle Club. i11 tl1e cast of Alias j1m111y V1llCIlf1l1C,,Q Varsity Track Team, xlCI'HlK'f of the S Club Tri-State Championship Soeeer Teamg Member of tl1e SH Club: Sargon Society, Member of tl1e Seven Arts Club: Member of tl1e Gargoyle Club, lll the east ot The Goose Hangs High , Varsity Track Team Member of the Day Student Golrls Preparing for Yale Tl1m'c'.v 110 arf ' To find the 11z111d'.v L'0II,TfP'HCl!OlL m the fats. .S l111l:1'xfu'111'c 44 l-'l-SIIAIIY SIDE ACADEMIAN ROBERT ALLEN MCLAUGHLIN Entered Shady Side Academy, IQ22 Born, November 30, 1915 .fB0b,, ,.h,C,, Fox Chapel Road Aspinwall, Pa. IQKSI-322 Varsity Soccer 'l'eam3 Lightweight Basketball Teamg Golf Teamg Member of the Seven Arts Club 193:-33: Tri-State Championship Soccer Team: Varsity Basketball Squad: Captain of Golf Team: Sargon Societyg Member of the Seven Arts Clubg Secretary-Treasurer of the Fifth Form 1933-3.4: Tri-State Championship Soccer Team: Varsity Basketball Squadg Captain of Golf 'lfeamg Sixth Form Student Council Representativcg Secretary of the Student Council: Member of the Sixth Form Dance Comrnitteeg Member of the Student Governing Boardg Member of the Seven Arts Clubg Member of the Forumg Member of the St, Andrew's Societyg Sargon Societyg Member of the S Club: Member of the Gargoyle Club, in the cast of The Goose Hangs High Member of the Day Student Golds Preparing for Yale 'Barring that natxzral e.rfvres.rz'011 of willainy we all ltaw, the man looked honest mzozzglzf' Mark T'Ii'!1!.ll 45' SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN WALTER ALLISON MOOR Entered Shady Side Academy, IQ3I Born, June 1, 1915 1931-32 : 1932-33 I 1933'34 I rrWalt11 :rM011 914 South Aiken Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. junior Football Teamg Junior Basketball Teamg Varsity Tennis Team Lightweight Football Teamg Lightweight Basketball Team 3 Varsity Baseball Teamg Member of the S Clubg Sargon Societyg Member of the Seven Arts Clubg Member of the St. Andrewls Societyg Member of the Student Councilg Member of the Athletic Councilg Assistant Stage Manager of the Gargoyle Club Varsity Football Teamg Varsity Basketball Squadg Varsity Baseball Teamg Mem- ber of the S Clubg Vice President, Seven Arts Club, Winter Termg Member of the Dance Committeeg Stage Manager of the Gargoyle Clubg Secretary-Treasurer of the Sargon Societyg Vice President of the Student Councilg Secretary of the Athletic Councilg President of the Day Students Member of the Day Student Golds Preparing for Yale I'll take that winter from your lips. Shakespeare 46 SIIAIIY SIDE ACADEMIAN l ALAN BOWERS MORROW Entered Shady Side Academy, IQ3I Born, February 27, 1917 Alpaca Maple Lane Shields, Pa. 1931-32: Member of the Forumg Member of the St. Andrew's Societyg Member of the Gargoyle Clubg Member of the Orchestra 1932-33: Member of the Forumg Member of the St. Andrew's Societyg Member of the Orchestrag Secretary-Treasurer of the Seven Arts Clubg Secretary of the Forum, Spring Term 1933-34: Pesident of the Forum, Fall Termg President of the St. Andrew's Societyg Presi- dent of the Musical Clubsg Member of the Seven Arts Clubg NEWS Boardg Secretary-Treasurer of Croft House Member of Croft House Preparing for Ohio Wesleyan We rultivate literature on a little oatmeal. Sidney Smith 47 ..i-.SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN JAMES HENRY MURDOCK riutered Shady Side Academy, 1932 Born, November 25, IQI5 Jim 'r,7l'I1l1'dv Beaver Road Sewickley, Pa. 1932-33: Lightweight Basketball Teamg Varsity Track Teamg Gym Teamg Interhouse Track Team 1933-34: Varsity Basketball Squadg Member of St. Andrew's Societyg Member of the Forumg Varsity Track Teamg Gym 'livaln Member of Croft House Preparing for Yale flared mouth fatclwx no flies. C ewan: tes 48 '--1' -..T.iSIlADY SIDE ACADEMIAN DAVID FISHER PARRY Entered Shady Side Academy, 1925 Born, November 25, IQI5 1931-32: 1932-333 1933-343 rf-Dwyer: rrljishu 5440 Kipling Road Pittsburgh, Pa. Member of the Gargoyle Club, in thc cast of Merton of the Movies , Member of the St. Andrew's Society Member of the Gargoyle Club, in the cast of 'fAlias Jimmy Valentine , Member of the Forumg Member of the St. Andrevv's Societyg Member of the Seven Arts Clubg NEWS Board Member of the Gargoyle Club, in the cast of The Goose Hangs High g Secre- tary-Treasurer of the Gargoyle Club, President, Seven Arts Club, Fall Term: Secretary, Forum, Fall Term, Vice President Forum, Winter Term, Vice Presi- dent of the St. Andrew's Societyg NEWS Boardg Member of the ACADEMIAN Boardg Vice President of Ellsworth House Member of Ellsworth House Preparing for Haverford Blushing is the color of virtue. Mathew Henry 49 i'-'-'- SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN GEORGE F. SlCl'lELS'l'liIL Entered Shady Side Academy, 1929 Born, May 25, 1916 1931-32: 1933-343 Sichie 204 Lingrove Place Pittsburgh, Pa. Junior Football Tcamg Varsity Baseball Squadg Member of St. Aridrew's Societyg Secretary-Treasurer of Gargoyle Societyg Art Editor of the EGERIANQ ACADEMIAN Board Varsity Baseball Squad Member of the Day Student Blues Preparing for Brown Von have zeaked me too soon. I muxt Sllllllbfl' again. Imac Watt.: 50 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN i Q JAMES E. SMITH hntererl Shady Side Academy. 1935 Dorn, March II, 1917 Jim Smitty 607 Pitcairn Place - Pittsburgh, Pa. 1932-33: Lightweight Footballg Assistant Property Manager of the Gargoyle Club 1933-34: Lightweight Football Teamg Lightweight Basketball Teanig Property Manager of the Gargoyle Clubg Secretary of the Seven Arts Club, XYinter Termg Cum Laude Society Member of the Day Student Blues Preparing for Yale The Sniillzs have 1Il Z'C1' had any ar11z.s', and have i11'zJa1'ir1bly .rvzilrd their lvlfmxv with their llz111nZ1.v, Sidney Smith 51 SIlADY SIDE ACAllEMIAN- 'l'- ROBERT WATSON SONNHALTER Entered Shady Side Academy, 1931 Born, Ianllafy 5, 1916 1931-323 I932'33 3 1933-34 3 Sunpar10r Hitler 935 Ohio Avenue Midland, Ohio Varsity Football Squaclg Varsity Track Squadg Lightweight Basketball Teamg Member of the Aero Club Varsity Football Teamg Varsity Traekg Member of the St. Andrew's Societyg Member of the S Club Varsity Football Teamg Member of the US Clubg Member of the Volleyball Teamg Varsity Trackg Member of the Forum Member of Croft House Preparing for Yale . A U A steam eugme m trousers. Sidney Smith 52 SllAllY SIDE ACADEMIAN CEDRIC LEROY SPENCE, JR. Entered Shady Side Academy, 1933 Born, August 25, 1915 Sonny Spence South Eagle Street Mount Pleasant, Pa. 1933-34: Varsity Football Teamg Member of the S Clubg Member of the Orchestra Member of Ellsworth House Preparing for United States Naval Academy rIM6SS111Gf6J, hear a brother sailor Sing the dangers of the sea, George A. Stevens 53 SHABY sum ACABEMIAN...-i... HENRY ATVVOOD STOUT, II Entered Shady Side Academy, 1933 Born, August 16, IQI4 H.gll01lI'U HSffI'0IlfU 215 Forest Avenue Ben Avon, Pa, 1933-34: Varsity Football Tcamg Member of the S Clubg Golf Team Member of Croft House P1'ep:u'ing for the University of Virginia hinlflll, false man, smilizzg, Il'C'.Vfl'lLCfl UC' mall. N0f1lfIlll.0l Lee 54 -1.-1 SIIAIIY SIDE ACAIIEMIAN ll EUGENE SAMUEL STRASSBURGER Entered Shady Side Academy, 1933 Born, March 27, 1917 Stf'a.v.r Gmc 6515 Beacon Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 1933-34: Member of the Orchestrag Member of the Golf Team Member of the Day Student Blues Preparing for Harvard The world knofcxr nothing of Hs greafart men. Taylor 55 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN WILLIAM JOHNSTON VILSACK Entered Shady Side Academy, 1927 Born, May 3, 1915 1931-32 : I932'33 I 1933-341 Bud W'heeler 5867 Aylesboro Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Varsity Football Teamg Varsity Baseball Squadg Member of the Wrestling Squad Varsity Football Teamg Varsity Baseball Team Co-Captain Varsity Football Teamg Varsity Baseball Teamg Volleyball Teamg Menuber of the S Clubg Member of the Glee Clubg Marshal of the Sargon Society Member of Croft l-louse Preparing for Brown If it had been a bear, it would have bit you. Swift 56 Entered Shady Side Academy, IQ24 1931-32: 1932-331 1933-343 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN JOHN HORTON WEISBROD Born, March 23, 1916 fade 'IVei.vy 4142 Bigelow Boulevard Pittsburgh, Pa. Gargoyle Club, in the cast of Merton of the Moviesu Tri-State Championship Soccer Team, Member of the Seven Arts Club' Member of the Gargoyle Club, in the east of K'Alias Jimmy Valentine , in the cast of Sing, You Sinner , Assistant Baseball Manager Tri-State Championship Soccer Teamg Member of the 'KSU Clubg Member of the Seven Arts Clubg Member of the Glee Club, Sargon Society, President of the Gargoyle Club, in tl1e cast of The Goose Hangs High , In the cast of Anything Might Happenng Secretary of the Sixth Form, Member of the Cum Laude Societ Y Member of the Day Student Golds Preparing for Yale ' A hit, a very palpable hit. Shakespeare 57 nf SIIAIIY SIDE ACADEMIAN THOMAS LYNCH XVENTLINC -- -4 5. I , lziitcrccl blizuly bimlc Aczulciiiy, 1939 lloru, I'cl1ru:1ry 18, lQl6 li0.ry Tvv111a lU3 .l2 3 l9l,'33' 1933- 3-l ' 135 VScmiu11ry Avcuuc Grcciisburg, Pu. liclitor-iu-Cliipf out thc FGFRIANL Junior lfoutlwull Squad: V:1rsity Bzlskctball Squad: Varsity 'lcuuis Squztclg Klcmbcr of thc At-ru Club: Inu-rliousc Bziskctbzill Klcmbcr of thc Szirgou Socictyg Member of thc S Club: Varsity Hziskctlmzill 'liL'Zil11Q Varsity Gulf 'llczinig l11tc1'l10usQ liusclmllg xIL'll'llJL'1' of thc Fifth Forlu llziucc Comiuittcc Prcsiclfiit of Croft llousvg Mcuibcr ol the Sixth Furiii Gux'c1'11i11g lluarcll RlClll- bcr ot the Stuclciit Council: Klcuihcr of thc Sixth Fcmrui llzmcc C01TlIl1lllCOZ Varsity Basketball 'l'ca1ug'l'ri-Statc Chzimpionship Socccr 'llczuug Rlcmbcr ot thc Sargoii Socictyg Klcmbcr of thc S Club: Golf 'Ft-211115 Mcmbci' of thc St. tAll- clruw's Socictyg Mcmbcr of thc Forumg Mciuhcr ul thc Scvcu Arts Club: Cum l.2lll!lC Society. Klcmlmcr of Crult llousc l'rcpzu'iug for Yulc l7m'f1.r and G00f1.v. A 11011 ss ss SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN CHARLES VYILBERT VVRIGHT, JR. l:.lllC1'L'll Shady Side Academy, IiQ3O Born, April 3, 1916 IQSI -32: 19321333 ii-33-34 3 C1romrlz0 f'fudgc 2,3I Steuben Street Craftou, Pa. Soccer Teamg Liglitweight Baseball Team: lnterhouse Baseballg Vice President, Third Form Tri-State Championship Soccer Team: Varsity Basketball Squadg Varsity Base- ball Squad: Vice l'resident Fourth Formg Treasurer of Ellsworth Houseg lutcr- liouse Track Captain, Tri-State Cliampionship Soccer Team: Varsity Basketball Squadg Presi- dent of Ellsworth l-louseg Member of the Student Couneilg Sargcm Society' Member ot the Forumg Member of the St. A1lCl1'CXN',S Soeietyg Varsity Baseball Team Member of Ellsworth House l'reparmg for NOTfl1XX'CSlL'Yll - I to nzyself am dvarer' than fl f1'1'e1zd, 5l1IId'L'.S'f7CG1'C 59 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Class History You are going to write the class history. I looked at the speaker and emitted a very hollow laugh. There was no convenient exit. Seeing that I was cornered, I said, Well, so be it. That is how this very cute little article came to be written. Now you are waiting for me to draw out of the magic hat the names of those lucky boys who started this class way back in the early twenties. But lo and behold, the tirst names are those of the three fellows who joined the class this year. They are Cedric Spence, Henry Stout, and Gene Strassburger. Spence, or as he is better known, the People's Choice, is preparing for Annapolis. He played center on the football team as well as being a leading figure in the Ameri- can History class. Hank Stout was also a member of this class as well as a halfback on the football team. Strassburger demonstrated his talents by his activities in the class room and in the orchestra. The preceding year of nineteen hundred and thirty-two brought us -lim Drake, the polo playing fool from Ellsworth House. In the year nineteen hundred and thirty-one, we had a somewhat larger dele- gation consisting of Walter Edmundson, Charles Kirk, Walter Moor, Alan Mor- row, james Murdoch, Robert Sonnhalter, and Thomas Graham. Walter Ed- mundson played inside on the championship soccer team and is a member of Sargon Society. Charles Kirk was the demon manager of the form, Charlie managed the soccer and the basketball teams beside being a member of Sargon and fall president of the Form. Walter Moor, the Casa Loma kid, played varsity football and baseball. He was also president of the day students, secretary of the Athletic Council and Sargon, and vice president of the Student Council. Alan Morrow was orchestra leader and president of St. Andrews. jim Murdoch was a member of Forum and of the varsity track squad. Bob Sonnhalter played var- sity football. Tom Graham managed the baseball team, is a member of Sargon, played soccer, and was business manager of the NEWS. As we take another step backward we see that in the year of nineteen hun- dred and thirty no one entered the class. 60 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN t CLASS HISTORY-Continued But this lack of growth had been made up by the preceding class. In the booming days of twenty-nine came Bob Bragdon, John Buchanan, Tom Campbell, Tom Frank, Franklin Knight, Jim Lyle, George Milligan, Bob McCune, George Sickelstiel, Tom Wentling, and Chuck Wright. Bragdon was a varsity three let- ter man in this particular case in football, basketball, and baseball. He is also a member of Sargon. john Buchanan is a member of Sargon and first honor student. Tom Campbell, the full-dress fiend, was a two letter man, getting letters in football and baseball. He is also a member of Sargon. Tom Frank of the serious mind is a member of Sargon, played on the soccer team, and was an as- sistant editor on the NEWS. He was also president of the Seven Arts Club during the winter term. Frank Knight was President of Morewood, a member of Sargon, and a member of the Student Council. Jim Lyle, or Sam as he is bet- ter known, is a three letter man, getting awards in football, basketball, and track, being co-captain of the latter. He is also a member of Sargon. Bob Maloney, the firm believer in all Sixth Form English classes, was co-captain of this year's football team and was vice president of Sargon and president of the Athletic Council. George Milligan, who built his whole theory of life around Barnacle Bill the sailor, was a member of the varsity Soccer and Track teams as well as a member of Sargon. Bob McCune, that bull dog ad getter, was business man- ager of the NEWS as well as editor-in-chief and business manager of the ACADEMIAN. He is also a member of Gargoyle and is a member of Sargon. George Sichelstiel played varsity baseball. Tom Wentling, the fiend in human form, played varsity soccer, basketball, and golf. He was president of Croft House, a member of the Student Council and of Sargon Society. Chuck Wright, that sad, sad case, was captain of the soccer team and played varsity basketball and baseball. He was also president of Ellsworth and a member of the Student Council and Sargon. It seems as though this craze for large enrollments was started in the first form. For in the year of 1928 the class received nine new brothers into the fellowship. These were Charles Affelder, Bill Chess, Bill Clarkson, Frank Doak, Bill Duff, Donald Hamilton, Alfred Hine, Bill Hunter, and joe McGaw. Affelder QCOntinued on page 765 -- 61 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN 1 -8 I ODE of 1934 You, ivied walls, have looked on youth And found out all its black and white, The raucous and amusing truth Of boys enmeshed in happy plight. You've heard them mumble and complain Of harsh demerits, studies vain, Of never ending work in class: It might be jail instead of school- Our every action held to rule- How sorry is our lot, alas V' All day you heard us grumble here, Counting with care the weeks till june, VVatchful lest any joy appear Upon our brows and spoil the Tune Of discontent and false distrust Which boys by all tradition must Bear to their schools and pedagogues, Who never can be praised aloud But must be looked upon as bowed By sin and age and learning's fogs. 62 SIIADY SIDE ACAIIEMIAN 3 3' K 3 5 ODE of 1934-Continued No, treachery 'twould be to hold A master humang he is one Apart from us, whose Visage cold Shows what excessive brain has done Advises us our toil to shirk, Lest we become like him by work, And have our younger brothers flee In mingled terror and amaze From our repellent, stony gaze NVhich frowns on pleasures bold and free Thus saw you us, now note the change Somehow we value these last hours, And life beyond our school is strange And harshly challenges our powers, Our masters in a new light walk: They're kin to us, we take new stock Of work and play, and seem to feel Mnemonic ties that hold us fast Together, as from one die cast. The longed-for ending is too real. -ALFRED B. HINL 63 SHADY SIDE ACAIIEMIAN The Fifth Form OFFICERS President ..... .......... J AMES MURRAY ARENSIIERG Vice President . . . .............. JAMES BQOOR Secretary .................... .. NVILLIAM CROET BICKEL Student Council Representative .............. ALLERTON MILLER Treasurer ................... .. ROBERT BENJAMIN HEYWARD MEMBERS JAMES MURRAY ARENSBERG JAMES BELL ARMSTRONG EUGENE CORKI-ZR BATCHELAR WILLIAM CROFT BICKI-IL RICIiAR.D IEDVVARDS CI1ISLliTT TIIOMAS HOWARD CLEAVENGI-IR JAMES REID CRUCIGER CARL EDMIIND GLOCK, JR. STANLEY LEVVTS HAHN JAMES WALLACE HAMILTON, JR. IVJONALD NIEANS HARDIE DONALD BRYCE PIEARD BENSON G. H12NDlfIliSON RORERT HENJAMISON I-IEYVYARD HENIQY PHIPPS HOF1'S'FOT WILL BROWN JAMISON WILLIARI IRICE JARVIS, JR. WILLIAM FRANCIS KNOX, JR. ALLERTON NIILLI-IR VVESLEY LOONEY MILLER JAMES MOOR HAROLD ADIN NOBIIER, JR. TIIOMAS WHARTON PHILLIPS, TH JAMES CIIILDS REA, JR. ROBERT JOSEIIII RUSSELL ROBERT STEWART SCOTT SAMUEL FREEMAN SIPE, II IJONALD HILL SLICSSMAN JOIIN FLINN STEPHENS, JR. LAWRENCE NELSON SUCCOI' CASS RICHARD SUNSTEIN ROIIERT SWAN, HI JOSEPII PRIESTLICY TAGGART, JR. LAMBERT TURNER, JR. SIIAIIY SIDE ACAIIEMIAN The Fourth Form QFFICERS P1'csidc11t ...... Vice President . . Secretary ..... Treasurer . . . ............ WILLIAM STEINMEYER, II . . ARTHUR I. IVIURPIIY, JR. . . . . JAMES D. FRAWLEY ...JALIESG.HLIN'I'ER MEMBERS JOHN ARNER BELL, III IIARRETT DENISE BOVYNE, III JOHN Hl+2RRL7N BROOKS ROBERT DUPP DALZICLL RICHARD O,NIEILL DUPP JAY LIVINGSTON FOSTER JAMES ALAN FRANK WILLIAM JACOB FRANK, JR. JOHN LOVELAND FRARY JAMES DAVID FRAWLEY RICHARD FOWLER GEER DAVID PATTERSON GRIFFITHS CHARLES PURDY HAAS WILLIAM EDWARD HAGUE, JR. CHARLES FRED. HAUDENSHIELD, JR. JOHN ROBERT HERIXIES JAMES GRANT HUNTER RALPH GRANT JOHNSTON, JR. CHARLES JOSEPH, JR. IDAVID LANGVVORTHY ARTHUR IRWIN IVIURPIIY, JR. JOHN EASTON MCfIIONN'AN WILLIAM LOUIS NIEDRINQIIIAUS WILLIAM MCLIAILLAN POMEROY, JR WALTER DAY RIDDLE, JR. DAVID NIiSBI'P SMITH WILLIABI PENN SNYDER, III WILLIAM STEINMEYER, II WALTER RALPH SYKORA WILLIABI SVVEET TALLMAN, JR. WILLIAM NELSON TAYLOR JACK ALBERT TISCHBICIN EDWARD RAY WEIDLEIN OLIVER WITTMER SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN The Third Form l,7'USill'CVlIf ..... Vim' P7'L'SitlIC11l' ..,.. Svfffvlaffy-T1'vasm'I'r . . HIQNRY CARTICR ARIxIs'I'RuNu JOHN IDANIICL IEAIIM RIIIIIcR'I' SAIVIUIQL RIITIQINII GIIISIIN 1'AI'IqIcR l3I'ciIIANAN, JR RIITIIARII IiLLIs IRIIILIQR, jR. LIQI-1 l.0RD CIIANIIIIIZR, JR. PIIILLIII SIIIGRIIDAN CIIIcss, JR. .IIIIIN VVICAVICR CRAwIfoRII RICHARD IJILwoR'I'II EDWARDS VVILLIAM CLARK If0wNIcs, VIR. jAIxII-:S S'I'IcI-:I.Ic Gow, IR. HI'INRY LI-:A HILLMAN NIcIIoI,As VAN RIQIQII 'I'TUN'l'ICR TRVING MIQYIIR JIISIQIIII KAIILAN TAYLOR LINN KIfZNNl41DY OFFICERS . . . . STI-:wAR'I' HIIRNIQR S'I'I-:I-'IfI-iv NIK'IItWI.AS X'YAN RIQI-:II Hl'N'l'l12Ii .... PIIILII' SIIIQRIIIAN CIIIQSS MEMBERS RICII ARD STANLIQY RN IIQIVI' JAMES IQRIVIQARII LANAIIAN RoIII:R'I' MCCIIOIQ NIAXXYICLL 1IlilllBIiR'l' AR'I'III'R RIAY, JR. RICIIARII SMITII 1X'II'l'CIIIil.I. IQATHANII-IL RIJI-3 HIKZPI MUOR, RICIIARII XVILLIAM BlL'ICI.I.lCR, ,IOIIN I1IcNNIi'I I' CJLIVIQR IIIENRY PIISNI-:R, II ICIIWARII I'IAR'l'AllC RQIIIQIQRS ISAIAII SciIIIaI1:I.INIf:, JR. STICXVART HORNIQR S'I'IaIfIfIcY HIKQII I.AMAR STONIQ, JR, RUIIIQRT NAIIIIQR THOMSON IIARRY GIQIJIIIIIQ S'I'oIcIINIcR, JR SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN The Second Form President ...... Vice President ..... Secretary- Treasurel' . IQOBERT IRICANE IXUFHAMMICR JOIIN STICNGIER CAYLOR JAMES STUART CHESS IQOBICRT NIACDONALD CLARK LEWIS GERALD FIRTII, JR. JAMES AIREN FISHER R ICI IARID FOLLAN SBEE CIICORGIC RISON GIISIZKHNS, JR. VVILLIAM GRAHAM HEINIIIR, ARTHUR FIELD HUMIJHREY, ALFRED NIORTIMER HUNT DAVID STEWART JAMISON ROBERT BOYD JOHNSTON GEORGE RANDOLPH HARRIS, JR. JR. TIIKJIXTAS JONES HII.LIAliD, JR. OFFICERS :ALBERT NVELLS, JR. . . . . ROBERT MACDONALD CLARK . . . ARTHUR FIELD HUMPHREY, JR. MEMBERS HAIQIQY VVHITMORE JONES, JR. EDWARD LAUCK LANAHAN JOHN FRANCIS LOTT SHICRXYOOD MARTIN RICHARD H EN RY MILLER IQOY HERD NICIQNIGHT ARTIIIJR MEAD fDVI'IR JOHN ORMSRY PHILLIPS HAIQIQY EDWIN POLLOCK, JR. RICHARD LYON SALSRURY VVILLIANI QLYTLE SLOAN, JR. JOHN IJARSIE THOMSON IQOBERT BUTTS VVICIDLEIN ANDREW LEO WIEIL, IH ALBERT WIQLLS, JR. CIIARLES HOLLIES VVOLFE, JR. 67 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN 4 The First Form Prvsidcnt ..... Vim President .... Secretary-Twaszwcr . . JOSEPH IJICICRICKS RICNNIQTT HARRY CROFT BICREL HAYS CQORNILY BOWNE REED IQOBICRTSON BRILL f21iORGE COLLINSON BURGVVIN, JOHN MPIRRITT COLE HOWARD D1LNN'ORTH IEIDNVARDS DON VVALLACE Gow ROBERT BRUCE HALL HENRY RAYMOND HILLIARD, J TORRENCE HUNT R. HI OFFICERS ................ DON VVALLACE Gow . . HONN'ARD DILNYORTII EDWARDS , . . ROBERT BRUCE HALL MEMBERS KARL J. liAL'FMANN, JR. DANIIAIL S. KELLER JOHN ROBERT KLOI'k'l'lR VVILLIAM W. LAIRD JAMES f2ARF1l-ZLD LEWIS, JR. POWELL PIERPOINT SAYRE IQODMAN RICHARD SAMUEL SIMON GEORGE VVHITNEY SNYDICR GEORGE K. STICVENSON, HI PAUL JOHNSTON URQUHART, JR JAMES SCOTT WALTON 68 HOUSES SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Ellsworth House Prvsidvnf ..... Vid? P7'c'SitfCI'1l' . . Svvrvtczry ..... Trvczsurvr . . . House Masfvr ...... . .vlssistazzi Hausa Mastcr Jon N VVIQAVIQR CRAWFORD FRANK Emu. IPUAK .lAM1cs FRANK IJRARR, IR. XVILLIAM jAc'ms IFRANR, JR. VFIIOMAS PIARLIN GRAHAM ALIPRI-in lKl.ARl21.1c1c HIN14: IDONALD IIRIH4: IWEARD OFFICERS .. CHARL1-:s XV1l.R1'R VVR1c:11'r . . . . . IJAVID Flslll-:R PARRY ...... FRANK IQMII. 'DOAK ... 'I'Hm1As HARLIN GRAHAM . MR. IIARRIS Li. HAX'II.ANlJ .. .. MR. CARR1Nma'mN IMCUXYN MEMBERS PIAROLIJ Amx NUM 1cR, JR. -DAVID Flsm-:R PARRY FIAMIQS CHILDS RICA, JR. SAMUQI. FRIQIQMAN SIPE, H CIQDRIC LIQRUY S1'1cNc1c, JR. O1.1v1f:R xv1'1 1'INIER CHARLES NVILRVR VVRIQQHT 70 SIIAIIY SIDE ACADEMIAN Mor-ewood House P?'C.S'itl7I'lII' ...... OFFICERS FImNI4I.1N KNltlIl'l' I zu' 1'I'I'sir1'I'I1zf .. I.AwRI-:Nfl-1 NELSON SIIITHIII .S'cv2'vfcIr.xI ...... Twaszzrur . . . .. HI-1IuII:Iz'I' .-XI:'I'III'Iz NIAY, jk. . . . . . . NVAI.'I'I:R UAV R1InIxI.I4:, JR. Historian ..... XVILLIAM CLARI4 FIIWNI-Qs, III Huusc fllczsfcr .......... ....... 1X IIR. F. A. Mc'CoI.I-IIM .-lssisfmzt Hfmsv Nastcr .............. . .. MII. H. F. Lvnwlu CII,xIaI.IQs IIWIIII AIfIfIsI.IJI1.Iz GAIIIQIIYI' IJIQNISIQ IEIIIYNIQ, Ill IAINIICS HIQNIIY KIM: vX'II,I.lABl CLAIIIQ FuwNI.s, III AMI-is ILWIIQ lfIcMx'1.I4:Y IJAVID I'A'I I'IcIcsIIN GIaIIfIf1'I'IIs MEMBERS IIWRIINIQLIN KNIGHT I-XIe'I'IfII'R IRWIN 1Wl'Rl'lIY,, jk. IIIQIIIII-:Ie'I' AI:'I'III'I: MAV, jk. NV,xI.'IIIiR IDAY RIIuIuI.Ie, JR. I,Axx'RIf:NcIc Nl'ILSl5N Slirmv S'I'IcI'IIIcN jAxIIcs LTRNAK 71 i . SIIAIIY SIDE ACAIIEDIIAN Croft House OFFICERS Prcsidcllt ...... Vim' l'n'sizfcr1t ...... Svrrvfczry-Tivasurcr .. H oust' Mastvr .......... .. THOMAS LYNCH XYIiN'l'I.1NG ....... ROISICRT Il. JXICCVNIQ . ,ALAN RUNNERS JXIORROW MR. C1.I..JONES .flsxistant Housv Nastvr . . . . .. MR. RVSSELI. XY. JJAVIS MICMBERS JOHN ARNER HELL, III ROBERT NIILLICR BRAGDON 'THOMAS LICAKIC CAMPIEICLL RICHARD FOWLICR GEER JJONALD MEANS HARI3Il'2 CHARLES FRI-ID. IIAUDICNSIIIICLD, JR. NVILL BROWN JAM1SON RALPH GRANT JOHNSTON CHARLES FREDERICK IQIRK JAMES P. l,YLIl ROBERT FIDELES NIALONI-IY, JR. JOHN EASTON RICGOXVAN ALAN IIOWERS IXIORROW JAMES PIICNRY hll'RDUl'1i ROB!-IRT IR. Mc'C1'Nl-. THOMAS XVIIARTON l'1ll1.l.1vS, ill IQOBICRT JOSEPH Rl'SSIil.I. ISAIAU SCIIICICLINIC, JR. IJONALD 13111. SLICSSNIAN ROBERT VVATSON SONXIIA-XI.'l'liR HENRY A'l'XX'l74JIJ S'l'Ul'T, ll WILLIAXRY SXYICIQT 'I'A1.x.xlAN, JR. VVILLIAM JOHNSTON X'lI.SArli TIIODIAS LYNCH VVlCN'l'l.lNLi 72 1 SIIADY SIDE ACADEDIIAN Bayard House Olfl ICICRS l'1'1'si1lv11t ........ ...... ...,. X X 'vll.I.IAKI S'1'1f:1NA11cv1Q1:, II .S'1'1'rvz'41r'v-Trvzzszzrvr . . I1zv1N1z M1+:Y1:1aj11s14:1'11 KAPLAN Housu Jlastvr ......... . . MR. I',x1'1. Romslxs HAX'lI.ANI7 .l.S'Sl'SftIl1I' Hnusv Jlczftvf' .. . M 11. Raul-:11'1' XrIC l'0R HowA1a11 Illcx RY C,x1c'1'1-111 X11 Rl s'1'1u1N1 HAYS Gom11':Lx' I311wN1c JOHN lXI1s1c111'1 1' 011.1-1 VV11.1.1AA1 IC11x1'A1m II1x1z1'1c r R11111c1e'1' I!R1'1'1c II1x1.1. .lo11N R11111c1:'1' II11:1n11cs, .lk H1-QNRY l.1cA Il11.1.1x1,xN A1c'1'111'11 1511131.11 lIl'IXIl'lIRliX 'I'oRR1cN1'1-2 II1'N'1' .I A 111 las C,R,xN'r H1'N'1'11:11 MEM BICRS IDAVID S'1'1cw,x11'1' ,I,u11s11N IIARKY W'111'1'x1o1z1c -l11N1-Ls, bln. l1cv1x1: Mlcvlclz josn-:1'11 KAl'I.1-XIX .IOIIN Ro111cR'1' Ii1,111f1f1c11 S1111:11wo0D MA1c'1'1N R1c'11AR11 S1x11'1'11 lXl1'1'1'1111:1.1. JOHN RENNI-lT'l' 01.111211 lI14:N1zv l'osN1c1e, Il XY11.1.1Am1 S'1'11:1Nx11cY1c11, II 73 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Day Student Blues DAY STUDENT OFFICERS Prcszdcnt .................... Student Council Rcjvrasvntative .. Smdcnt Counfil Rvprcsclftativc . . . . III-:NRY CARTER IXRMSTRONG EIIOI-:NE CORKICR IIATC'HEl.AR JOHN IDANIEI, I-IALIM JOSEPH IJEERICKS BENNETT WILLIAM LI-:ARD CHESS GIIISON PACRER BUCHANAN JOHN STENOER CAVLOR LEE LORD CHANDLER VYII.I.I.XM LI-:ARD CHESS RICHARD ISIIVVARIIS CI-IISI.E'I I' VYII.I.I.XM RYCROI-'T CLARRSON XYILLIAINI ROIIERT IUIIFF IIOWARII IJILVVORTH EDWARIJS LEWIS GIiRAI.D FIRTII, JR. RICHARD I:lII.LANSIIEE JAY LIVINGSTON FOSTER THOMAS VVILLIAM FRANK GEOROE RISUN GIIIDONS, JR. CARL EDMCND GLOCR, JR. DONALD CAMl'IIEl.I. HAMILTON MEIVIBERS JAMES NVALLACE IIAMILTON, J VVILLIAM GRAHAM HEINER, JR. III-:NSON G. HTNDIEIQSON HI-:NRV IIHIPPS HOEI-'STOT :XLFREII MCJRTIMER HUNT IXIICHOLAS VAN REED HUNTER CHARLES JOSEPH, JR. ISTARI, Al. KAIIFMANN, JR. IJANIEL S. KPII.I.EIi VVILLIAIVI NV. LAIRD EDWARD I..Xl'C'K LANAHAN ROIIERT MCCOON KIAXVVELI. RICHARD HENRY BIILLER XNESLEY LOUNIEY NIILLI-IR JAMES MOOR NATIIANIEL RUE IIIUII MOOR RIk'lITXIiII NYILLIAM IXIUliI,LER, JR. JOSEPH MCGAW W'ILLIA M LOUIS IXIIIEIIRI NGH A L' S AIi'FIII'Ii RIEAI1 OVER .. 'VVALTER MOOR VVILLIAM DUFF VVILLIAIXI HUNTER JOHN OIQMSIIY PI-Ill.I.II'S I,CIXVEI.l. PIERPOINT SAYRE RODMAN ROIIERT STI-IXVART SCOTT GEORGE SICHELSTIEL RICHARD SAMVI-Il. SIMON JAMES EMERSON SMITH LTI-ZORUE NYHITNEY SNYDER GEORGE K. STEVENSUN, III IEVGENI-I STRASSIIVRIIER CASS RICHARD SPNSTEIN ROIIERT SWAN, III xYAI.TER RALPH SYRORA JOSEPH PRIESTLI' 'I'Acsc:ART XVILLLXM NELSON 'F.XYI.OR JR. LAMIIERT TLIRNER, JR. PACL JOHNSTON URQLIIIAI JOHN IDARSIE THOMSON JAMES SCOTT VVALTON EDWARD RAY XNEIDLEIN ,ANIIREXV LEO XYEIL, III 74 A SIIADY SIDE ACAIDEMIAN Day Student Golds MEMBERS JAMES KIVRRAY :XRI-INSIlliRl2 JAMES BELL ,ARMSTRONG ROIIERT DI-:ANE AVFHAM MER IIARRY CROET BICIQEL RODI-:RT SAMI'EL PIILTRINO RFUD RODERTSON BRILL JOIIN HERRON ISROORS JOIIN GRIER BWHANAN, JR. GEOIYOI-1 CULLISON BLIROWIN, HI RIVIIARD ELLIS BUTLER, JR, JAMES STVART CHESS PHILII- SHERIDAN CHESS, JR, RODERT NI.M'IJON.Xl.D CLARK VIQHUMAS HOIYARD CLI-:AYENGER JAIXII-IS REID CRITIQIER ROIIERT DI'IfIf IXXLZELL RIIIIARD O'NEILI. JDUFF vA'.Xl.'I'ER FI,E'I'I'IIER EIIMUNIJSON RIVIIARII IJIIAYORTII EDWARDS JAMES .AIKEN FISHER JAMES ALAN FRANK JOIIN LUYELAND FRARY DON XVAI.I.AcE COW JAMES STEELE COW. JR. fli.XRI.I-ZS PFRDY HAAS STANLI-IY LEWIS HAHN GEORGE RANDOLPH HARRIS, JR. RORERT l'4EN,IAMIN IIEYIYARD HENRY RAYMOND JIIILIARD THOMAS JONES IIILLIARD, JR. EDWARD PAINTER HODART VYILLIAM JIUNTER vvILI.IA1X'I RICE JARYIS, JR. RODERT BOYD JOHNSTON TAYLOR LINN KENNEDY RICHARD STANLEY KNIISHT XX'II.I.IAM FRANUIS KNOX, JR. JAMES IQRIVKARD LANAIIAN LUAVIIJ LANOIYORTHY JAMES GAR!-'Ilil.ll LEVVIS, JR. JOHN FRANIIS LUTT ALLERTON MILLER GEORGE MILLIOAN VYALTER NJOUR ROY HERII MUKNIOIIT ROIIERT ALLEN K1i'L.Xl'GHLlN HARRY EDWIN JlOl.I.UC'K, JR. NVILLIAM LIFE!-1I.I.AN POMICROY, JR EDWARD HARTJE IQOIXZERS RIc'IIARD LYON SALSRVRY NVILLIAM LYTLE SLOAN XVILLIAM PENN SNYDI-:R S'l'EXV.fXR'l' IIORNER STEEEEY JOHN l'.l.lNN STEI-IIENS, JR. HARRY GEORGE STOEIIENER, JR. III'c:II LAMAR STONE, JR. RORERT NAIIIER THOMAS JAUK .ALIBICRT TISCHIIEIN ROIIERT BLITTS XYEIDLI-:IN JOHN JIORTON VYEISIIROD :XLIZERT XVI-ILLS, JR. CHARLES HOLMES XVULFE, JR. I i-........l.. SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN CLASS HISTORY-Continued QC0r1ti1med from page 613 was president of the Radio Club. Ilill Chess managed varsity track. Hill Clark- son, otherwise known as the great white light, was president of the Sixth Form, the Student Council, and Sargon Society. He was also captain of basketball and co-captain of track. Frank Doak, or the old German, was football manager and a member of Sargon and of Gargoyle. Bill Duff, the All-American athlete, was vice-president of the form and a member of the Student Council. He has also earned seven varsity letters spread throughout football, basketball, and base- ball, being captain of the latter. Don Hamilton was a Seven Arts Club member. Alf I-line, the abolitionist, was Editor-in-chief of the NEWS and was a member of Seven Arts and Sargon. Bill Hunter, or I left my heart in Jamestown, earned a varsity letter in football, was treasurer of the form, and was vice-president of Gargoyle. He was also on the Student Council and Sargon. joe McGaw, the wild man from Squirrel Hill, was a member of the varsity football and baseball squads as well as a member of the Seven Arts. As we have only six men who started in the Junior School, I will take up each individually. Bud Vilsack entered in the Fifth Form. He was co-captain of football and is a member of Sargon. Jim Smith and Dave Parry entered in the Fourth Form. Smith is a member of Gargoyle and Seven Arts. Parry, the Ellsworth demon, was Secretary-Treasurer of Gargoyle as well as being a mem- ber of the Seven Arts, Forum, and Saint Andrewls. He was president of the former during the fall term. jack Weisbrod and Ned Hobart entered in the Third Form. Ned is a member of Sargon, having made a highest rating on the Algebra Board. Jack, that very interesting case from Bigelow Boulevard, beside being President of Gargoyle, made a highest rating on the German Board, and was a member of the Soccer team and of Sargon. These in addition to the present speaker make up the class of 1934. In closing, let me state that while there may have been times when we doubt- ed the sanity of some of our members, we all enjoyed ourselves and tried to carry on the traditions of Shady Side to the best of our ability. -ROB!-:Rr A. IVICLAUGIILIN. ' 76 ! J., , : f11f' - , .g ln W' -l,,..V--,,- . W' r v , W 1 X X ,f XX , w -. f FEATURES SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN 1 933 Graduation The beautiful spring day of nineteen hundred and thirtyethree marked the passing of another Shady Side graduating class. Eager parents, joyous friends. and restless students mingled together under a radiant sun and later assembled in the cool recess of the Curry Gymnasium to watch the twenty-eight members of the senior class participate in that long awaited ceremony, Harper Follansbee, president of the class, opened the morning activities from the steps of Rowe Hall. Following a few words of greeting, the group moved to Ellsworth House were Charles Arrott offered the Class History. Besides tracing the membership of the form from the junior School, he gave a brief account of each senior's activities. The audience then journeyed to Morewood House to hear Robert Dodds picture the future in the Class Prophecy. His witticisms were received with 11u1nerous chuckles. Thomas Heyward next delivered the impressive Ivy Speech. Brought from the historic landmark of Windsor Castle, in the County of Berk- shire, England, the Ivy is to keep alive the memory of the class long after it is gone from this place to participate in the work of future years. Crossing the Sixth Form Campus, the visitors were hailed by Fred Parkin who gave the traditional Flag Address. As it is the custom for each graduating class to dedicate itself to some principle inspired by the American Flag, Parkin chose the cardinal traits of faith, courage, and optimism. Since these ceremonies completed the program for the morning, the guests adjourned to the McCune Dining Hall with the Fifth and Sixth Formers, while the younger boys had a picnic lunch in the orchard. At two-thirty there was a reception given by Mr. and Mrs. Nomer at East- over. Those who did not attend were entertained by Danny Nirella's band, which played popular selections. Later the entire school gathered behind Rowe Hall to form the marching ranks. Stepping to the time of a lively march Mr. Nomer and the trustees were followed by the graduating class and the rest of the student body. Contrasted against the colorful dress of the spectators, the seniors in white Hannels and blue coats, and the white-knickered under-formers made a colorful spectacle. 78 SIlAllY SIDE ACADEMIAN In the Curry Gymnasium the Reverend Hugh Thompson Kerr, DD., of the Shadyside Presbyterian Church, gave the benediction. Then Richard Colbert, winner of the tirst prize Public Speaking contest, addressed the assemblage on Manchuria and VVorld Disarmament. His speech was well prepared and de- livered with ability. It treated a subject readily recognized as of international importance. The next speaker was Harper Follansbee, Second Honor Student. His topic was Education and the Business Man, and in a well-rounded talk he gave a sound argument for a liberal education. The last of the student speeches was by Spencer Hackett, class Valedictorian. Though his subject, Prison Re- forms, he bared many of the wrongs in our penal system which urgently beg for improvement. After a piano solo, Chopin's Nocturne, rendered by Alan Morrow, came the address to the class of nineteen hundred and thirty-three by the Honorable Judge F. P. Schoonmaker. He first gave the students a picture of their responsibilities to law and order. This accomplished, he drew from his personal experiences to emphasize the contents of his sermon, Your place in the world, he said, 'tis for you to make. Education can be given to you, but your final earthly status is dependent solely on personal merit. Next on the program was an arrangement by the Violin and Accordion Quartet of Handel's Largo. The presentation of the School Seal was accom- plished by Harper Follansbee, who had been the recipient the year before. Wil- ham Hunter substituting for VVilliam Clarkson, president of the class, who was ill, accepted the seal for the Junior Class. The various prizes for scholastic and athletic prestige were presented by Mr. Nomer. Spencer Hackett won the John G. Buchanan prize for scholarship. Thomas Heyward captured the honors in science and mathematics. Richard Bell won the Harris Memorial Basketball Trophy besides the plaque given to the Best Student Among the All-Around Athletes. Alan Morrow received the gift of the Harvard Club of Pennsylvania for the best student of English in the Fifth Form. The Caesar prize was given to john G. Buchanan, Jr. Besides the school diplomas, the Cum Laude Society diplomas were issued. Following this the graduates marched out to the strains of the Alma Mater. Three hearty cheers for S.S.A. from the outside and the first stepping-stone in the lives of twenty-eight boys was gained. f-THOMAS W. FRANK. 79 NJ :Eb 'El-1 5. 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VVittiest .......... . . Biggest lady killer Most love sick . . . Noisiest ...... Best student ..... Best legs ...... Class drunk ..... Happy go luckiest First to get married . . . . Biggest eater .... Most energetic .. Laziest ......... Best ligure ....... . Most unconscious Biggest drag .... Class bully .... Class sissy .... Baby face ....... Peop1e's Choice . . . Doak C105 Smith C75 .. Buchanan C105 Hobart C85 . Hine C105 Knight C75 .. . . . . . Duff Cunanimous5 .... Doak C115 Wentling C75 Weisbrod Smith C65 . . . . Sonnhalter Cunanimous5 McLaughlin C125 Hunter C65 Morrow Cunanimous5 . . . . . . . . Lyle Cunanimous5 ... Smith C115 Murdock C75 . Hobart C95 Edmundson C75 . . . . . . Clarkson Cunanimous5 Drake Cunanimous5 ....... Chess C115 Stout C75 McLaughlin C115 McGaW C65 .. ...... Walt Moor C135 Hine C55 . . . . . . Affelder Cunanimous5 .. Clarkson C105 Maloney C85 . . Duff C105 Morrow C85 .. ............ Edmundson C105 McCune C105 Buchanan C85 . . McGaw C95 Hamilton C55 ..... Doak C105 Duff C85 . . . . Clarkson Cunanimous5 Buchanan C85 . . . Spence C125 Vilsack C85 .. Milligan C105 McCune C85 . . . . . . . Doak Cunanimous5 ..-1 SIIAIIY SIDE ACADEMIAN Honor R011 SPRING TERM 1933 FIRST FORM JOHN STENGER CAYLOR GEORGE RISON GIBBONS ROBERT MACDONALD CLARK ALFRED MORTIMER HUNT JAMES AIKEN FISHER JOHN ORMSBY PHILLIPS ROBERT FENCIL FORKER RICHARD LYON SALSBURY CIIARLES HOIJIES WOL1-'E, JR. SECOND FORM JOHN DANIEL BAUM RICHARD VVILLIAIXI MUELLER, JR GIBSON PACKER BUCHANAN JOHN BENNETT OLIVER RICHARD :DILVVORTH EDWARDS HENRY POSNER, II IRVING MEYER JOSEPH KAPLAN HUGH LAMAR STONE THIRD FORM JOHN ARNER BELL, III VVILLIAM EDWARD HAGLIE, JR. JOHN HERON BROOKS WALTER DAY RIDDLE, JR. JAMES DAVID FRAWLEY WALTER RALPH SYKORA RICHARD FOWLER GEER EDWARD RAY WELDLEIN, JR. FOURTH FORM JAMES MURRAY ARENSBERG LAMBERT TURNER, JR. CHARLES WILBERT WRIGHT FIFTH FORM JOHN GRIER BUCHANAN, JR. JOHN HORTON WEISBROD SIXTH FORM PIARPER FOLLANSBEE SPENCER HACKETT FALL TERM FIRST FORM JOHN MERRITT COLE JOSEPH DEERICIQS BENNETT SAYRE RODMAN HARRY CROFT BICKEL HOWARD DILWORTH EDWARDS HAYS GORMLY BOWNE RICHARD SAMUEL SIMON DON WALLACE GOW SECOND FORM ROBERT MACDONALD CLARK ALFRED MORTILIER HUNT GEORGE RINSON GIBBONS, JR. RICHARD LYON SALSBURY CHARLES HOLMES WOLFE, JR. '821' i' U SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN THIRD FORM RICHARD DILWORTH EDWARDS HENRY POSNER, II IRVING MEYER JOSEPH KAPLAN HUGH LAMAR STONE I JOHN BENNETT OLIVER IROBERT NAPIER THOMSON FOURTH FORM GARRETT DENISE BOVVNE, III VVILLIAM MCLELLAN POMEROY RICHARD O'NEILL DUFF WALTER DAY RIDDLE, JR. RICHARD FONVLER GEER WALTER RALPH SYKORA 'WILLIAM EDWARD HACUE, JR, EDWARD RAY WEIDLEIN FIFTH FORM JAMES MURRAY ARENSBIIIQG RICHARDS EDXVARDS CHISLETT LAMBERT TURNER, JR. SIXTH FORM JOHN GRIER BUCHANAN ALAN BOWERS MORROW TI-IOIXIAS VVILLIAM FRANK :DAVID FISHER PARRY WINTER TERM FIRST FORM JOSEPH DERRICKS BENNETT DON WALLACE GOW HAYS GORMLY BOWNE SAYRE RODMAN JOHN MERRITT COLE IQICHARD SAMUEL SIMON HOWARD DILWORTH EDWARDS PAUL JOHNSTON URQUHART JAMES SCOTT WALTON SECOND FORM ROBERT MACDONALD CLARK ALFRED IWIORTIMER HUNT GEORGE RINSON GIBBONS, JR. RICHARD LYON SALSBURY THIRD FORM RICHARD DILVN'ORTH EZDVVARDS JOHN BENNETT OLIVER IRVING MEYER JOSEPH KAPLAN HENRY POSNER, II HUGH LAMAR STONE FOURTH FORM RICHARD 0,NEILL DUFE XV ALTER DAY RIDDLE, JR. NVILLIAM EDWARD HAGUE, JR. IEDVVARD RAY WEIDLEIN FIFTH FORM JAMES CHILDS REA LAMBERT TURNER, JR. SIXTH FORM JOHN GRIER BUCHANAN, JR. DAVID FISHER PARRY EDWARD PAINTER HOBERT JOHN HORTON WEISBROD 83 'T SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Honors and Prizes in Scholarship JUNE 1933 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS First Honor . . . .... SPENCER Ross HACKIETT Second Honor .... . . . HARPER FOLLANSBEE PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST First Prize ..................,....... RICIIARD GEARY COLBERT Second Prize . . . .. THOMAS RHETT HEYWARO MATHEMATICS MEDAL Rensselaer Polyteclinic Institute LOUIS GUY I'IUNTLEY SCIENCE PRIZE Gift of Mr. M. M. Alexander THOMAS RHETT HEYWARD LATIN PRIZE Gift of Mr. F. A. McCollnni JOHN GRIER BUCHANAN ENGLISH PRIZE Gift of the Harvard Clnb of l'Vestern Pennsylvania for Excellence in English, Fiftli Forin ALAN BOWERS MORROW SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE QI-IEAD BQY QF THE ENTIRE SCHOOLJ Gift of Mr. Alfred C. Dickey JOHN BENNETT OLIVER, 95.78 84 3-i SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN BEST STUDENT AMONG THE ALL-ROUND ATHLETES Permanent Trophy on which name is engraved each year Gift of The Shady Side Club of Princeton University Individual Prize-Gift of Capt. lfVilliani A. Palrner RICHARD PORTER BELL THE YALE AWARD Gift of The Yale Club of Pittsburgh WILLIAM RYCROI-'T CLARKSON HARRIS MEMORIAL BASKETBALL TROPHY RICHARD PORTER BELL WILLIAM MCFALL MARTIN AWARD IN VERGIL Gift of Mrs. William M cFall Martin HARPER FOLLANSBEE CUM LAUDE SOCIETY HARPER FOLLANSBEE SPENCER Ross HACKETT LEWIS HENRY MARKS 85 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Highest Ratings JOHN H. WEISBROD JOHN G. BUCHANAN HIGHEST RATINGS Once more, two students succeeded in making high- est ratings in the College Entrance Examination Boards. They are John G. Buchanan and jack H. Weisbrod. Last spring, Buchanan received IOOW in the Geometry Examination while Weisbrod received B 94Q in the German Examination. '86 ORGANIZATIONS SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN The Student Council OFFICERS President .. .... WILLIAM RYCROET CLARKSON Seeretary . . . .......... ROBERT ALLI-:N MCLAUQIILIN President President President President President President of Sixth Form . . . . of 0 of Of 0f Ellsworth House Marewood House Croft House ..... Day Students . . . Fifth Form .... Sixth Form Rejvresentative . . Fifth Form Refwresentatifee .. Day Student Representative . Day Student Refvresentatizfe . MEMBERS XVILLIAM IQYCROFT CLAIIKSON CIIARLI-is NVILBERT XVRIIIIIT .......... FRANKLIN KNIi,2II'l' TIIOIIAS LYNCII XVENTLINII .... . . . . . . .. XVALTICR Monk . JAMES RIURRAY AIIIQNSIIIQIQII Rom-:RT ALLEN McLAI'c:III.IN ... . . . . .. IXLLERTON MII.I.IcII .. .. XVILLIAM ROBERT DVEI-' . . . .. VJII.I.IAxI HL7N'l'l42R 88 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN The Sax-gon Society President ...... Vice President ....... Secretary-Treasurer . . . M arshal ............ Sentinel ........... Initiation Chairman .. Faculty Adviser . . . DONALD MEANS HARDIE ALLERTON MILLER WILL BROWN JAMISON WILLIAM HUNTER WILLIAM RYCROFT CLARKSON WILLIAM JOHNSTON VILSACK ALFRED BLAKELEE HINE, JR. JOHN GRIER BUCHANAN, JR. FRANKLIN KNIGHT CHARLES WILBERT WRIGHT ROBERT ALLEN MCLAUGHLIN JAMES WALLACE HAMILTON, JR. THOMAS WILLIAM FRANK JOHN HORTON WEISBROD STEPHEN URNAK CHARLES FREDERICK KIRK JOSEPH PRIESTL OFFICERS . . . . . . . . VVILLIAM RYCROFT CLARKSON . . . ROBERT FIDELES MALONEY WALTER MOORE .. WILLIAM JOHNSTON VILSACK ........ JAMES PALMER LYLE WILLIAM HUNTER CAPTAIN WILLIAM A. PALMER MEMBERS JAMES MLJRRAY ARENSBERG BENSON G. HENDERSON ROBERT B. MCCUNE ROBERT FIDELES MALONEY WALTER MOOR JAMES MOOR GEORGE MILLIGAN EDWARD PAINTER HOBART THOMAS HARLIN GRAHAM ROBERT MILLER BRAGDON THOMAS LYNCH WENTLING CASS RICHARD SUNSTEIN WALTER FLETCHER EDMUNDSON FRANK EMIL DOAK CEDRIC LEROY SPENCE, JR. ROBERT BENJAMIN HEYNVARD Y TAGGART TIIOMAS LEAKE CAM PBELL SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN The Saint Andrews Society OFFICERS Faculty Ildvisvr . .. .. . M R. PAUL R. HAVIIAND I Viva IJ7'L'.S idCl1f ...... ....... I DAVID F. PARRY Svwctary-T1'vas1m'r .. ........... AIIIN NONII R Faculfy .-1zz'zfisor . .. MR. PAVL R. HAX'ILAND WILLIARI T'lAGL'1i CHARLIQS VVRIIIHT THOMAS GRAHAM WILLIAM SNYIIIQR FRANK IJOAK SAM SIPI-I ' JAMI-:S I'II'N'l'IiR THOMAS PHILLIPS CHARLES KIRK ROBliR'l' MLTI,AlTlSIII.IN ROBRRI' MCCUNI: MIZMBIQRS THOMAS WI:N'rLINO WILLIAM FRANK VVILLIAM TALLBTAN VVLLLIAM JAMISON TDAVID PARRY ALAN TWORROW ADIN NOMIQR IRVING KAI'I.AN GRANT JOIINSTON JOHN RIQLL JAMI-:S RI-:A 90 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Prvsidvrzt ...... Vice Prvsidcnz' . . . Svfrefary .... P1'csidm1.t .... Vice Prasidcnf . . . Scvrvfary ...... Prvsiziwzt ...... Vice Prcszdcut SOCrvz'a1'y ...... HAROLD ADIN NOMER, JR. IJAVID FISHER PARRY VVILL BROWN JAMISON RICHARD FONVLER GEER JOHN ARNER BELL, III THOMAS LYNCH WENTLING FRANK EMIL IJOAK WILLIAM PENN SNYDER, III CIIARLES WILBERT WRIGHT The Forum OFFICERS Fall Term VVinter Term Spring Term MEMBERS IXLAN B. IHORROVV CIIARLES F. KIRK .. DAVID F. PARRY CHARLES F. KIRK .. DAVID F. PARRY . .. VVILL B. JAMISON JAMES H. MURDOCII CIIARLES W. VVRIGHT WILL B. JAMISON -JAINIES CHILDS REA, JR. CHARLES FREDERICK KIRK RALPH GRANT JOHNSTON SAM F. SIDE, II ROBERT ALLEN MCLAULZIILIN ALLEN BOWERS MORRONV THOMAS I-IARLIN GRAHAM FRANKLIN KNIGHT WILLIAM SWEET TALLMAN, JR I-ROBERT B. NICCUNE 91 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN The Seven Arts Club President ..... Vice President . . Secretary ..... Treasurer .. President ...... Vice President . . . Secretary ..... Treasurer . . JAMIQS IQMICRSON SMITH RORIQRT 13. MCfClfNl42 JOHN HORTON VVIQISRROD JAMIcs NIURRAY ARI4INSl!l'2Rll HI'1NliX' PIIII'I's i'IOI'FS'l'OT WILLIIXRT ROIIIQRT DIIIPF JOIIN GRIICR IEITIIANAN, JR. THOMAS LYNCH VVIQNTLINO JAMIQS VVAI.I.AcIc IIAMILTON, JR. FRANK FZIXIIL IJUAK ALLIQN BOWIQIQS NIORROXV OFFICERS Fall Term . . . . DAVID F. PARRY . . . . IALAN R. MORROW THOMAS NV. FRANK .. .. WILLIAM R. CLARKSON Winter Term .. THOMAS NV. FRANK .. ROBIQRT B. MFCLINI: ...... JAMIQS E. SMITH .. JAMES M. ARRNSBKRG MEMBERS THOMAS VVILLIAM FRANK DAVID FISIAIIQR PARRY VVILLIAM HIYNTIQR VVALTIQR MOOR CIIARLIQS JOsI-:IfII, JR. IQIDWARD PAINTICR IIOIIART ZXLLERTON M I LLICR RODIQRT ALLI-:N 1X'lCI.AUGHLIN VVILLIAM CROFT I1Ic'KI':L VVILLIAM LICARD Cmcss WILLIABI RYeROIf'I' CLARKSON 92 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN The Radio Club Chief Operator ......................... Assistant Chief Operator . . Secretary .............. Faculty Adviser .......... OFFICERS CHARLES J. AIFITELDER . . . . . JAMES CHILDS REA, JR. . . . . HAROLD ADIN NOMER, JR. . . . . . . . . MR. ROBERT VICTOR HOWARD CHARTER MEMBERS CHARLES JACOB AFFELDER JOHN DANIEL BAUM RICHARD ELLIS BUTLER, JR. LEE LORD CHANDLER, JR. RICHARD DILXVORTH EDWARDS JAMES DAVID FRAWLEY CHARLES PURDY HAAS HUG DAVID LANGVVORTHY ROBERT MCCOOK MAXWELL HERBERT ARTHUR MAY, JR. HAROLD ADIN NOMER, JR. JOHN BENNETT OLIVER JAMES CHILDS REA, JR. SAMUEL FREEMAN SIPE, II H LAMAR STONE MEMBERS RUUD ROBERTSON BRILL GEORGE COLLINSON BURGVVIN, HI JOHN MERRITT COLE EDMUND GLOCK JAMES STEELE Gow, JR. ROBERT HALL HENRY RAYMOND HILLIARD, JR. KARL J. KAUEMAN, JR. JOHN ROBERT KLOPFER WILLIAM W. LAIRD JAIVIES K. LANAHAN SHERWOOD MARTIN SAYRE RODMAN GEORGE K. STEVENSON, III PAUL JOHNSTON URQUHART, JR JAMES SCOTT WALTON 93 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN The Collector-'s Club President ...... Vice P1'0s'ic1'cJ1f . . . SL'C71'f07'3V .... Tffvaswvr . . . Prcsidvlzi ...... Vice President . . . Svfrvfary- 7'7'c'flSZt7'C?' JOHN D. IZAUAI JOuN G. BUCHANAN Llcwls G. F1R'1'1I JAMES GOW IXLFRICD HUNT ROB14:R'r R. JOHNSTON TAYLOR L. IQICNNICDY OFFICERS Fall Term ,XI,l RI'IIJRI. IIVNT .. GIBSON Il IIUUIANAN ........ 51l'.l4,l.11. l,Oxx . . . HOLRH-is XYO1.1f1c Xvilltlil' Term . ........... . . .. LAMAR STONIQ JOHN IZ. fJI.IVliR ...Sim-.1.14,C. MIZMIZIQRS JOHN F. I.O'1'T SH14:Rxx'OOD NIARTIN JOHN U. OLIVIQR 1xRTIlI'R M. CJVICR ISAIAII SCm4:1c1.1N1Q LAMAR STON11: RL3Il14IR'F 13. W'1c1DL1clN HOI.hIES VVOLFIQ 94 ,. . . . Oxy SllAllY SIDE ACADERIIAN-' The Athletic Council V I'rw.v1du11l .......................... Iiulzleilcl' i'ilIblil,IiS Nlfxmxl-px Vim' l'rv.vifiu11l ...... , . . -lfxxllcs Mrlalmv AXRI-ixslalclu .S'vm'u!f1z'yf7'm'a.vzm'r .. ..,..,...... XY,xl.'1'lc1c klumx .1lvmIwi'-:lf-l.411'gv .,............................. 'I:xXii'1S Mmm The Dance Committee l 111 U.,xm4sux Ll1A1z1.l-is NNlm:1l'1' I:lI.l. lIl'N'mc1e lima :XiCTi..'Xl'i'IlllN YI-1N'l'I.lNli BILL iJl'FF i'iR.'XNKl.IN KNIHIVI' XxvAl.'l'liR Moor 95 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN The 1934 Academian Staff Editor-in-Chief ROBERT B. MCCUNE, '34 Assistant Editor-in-Chief ALAN BOWERS MORROW, '34 Associate Editors DAVID FISHER PARRY, '34 THOMAS VVILLIAM FRANK, '34 CHARLES FREDERICK KIRK, '34 SAMUEL FREEMAN SIPE, '35 Business Manager ROBERT B. MCCUNE, '34 Art Editor DAVID LANGVVORTIIY, '36 Snap .S liot Editor ROBERT B. MCCUNE, '34 FACULTY ADVISERS MR. .ALFRED C. DICKEY ...................... Business Adviser MR. HARRIS G. HAVILAND .................... Literary Adviser MR. DAVID W. FRASER .... ...... f lrt Adviser 96 f SIIAIIY SIDE ACADEMIAN if The 1934 News Staff lffiifczl'-ill-Cllivf .X1.1f1uc1m HI.AlQlil.lCIC IIINIC, JR. . Isswficlfc lffiitors jmrx film-11: I3L'c'H,xN,xN, '34 ,ALAN Howlcus lX'101iROXY, '34 Vlmxli IQIXIII. Ilcmli, '34 ILXYID FISHER PARRY, '34 THcm,xs XYILLIAM I'RAN1i, 'S-I l'IARo1.D ADIN NO1XIl'1Ii, '35 .MMI-3s M L'RR.xY IXRI-INSIEICRG, '35 XVILL IIRUWN 'IAMISONJ '35 SAKIVIEI. FIQIQIQAIAN Simi, '35 lfnsillvss Jlczzzrzywzm Ro1a1cl:'1' IE. MCCUNE, '34 Tllmms IJARLIN GRAHAM, '34 Cirfzzlatiolz, ,Ualzagvrs NY1L1.1AM Sw1c1f'r TALLMAN, jk., '35 IQUGNNIQ CORKICR BATCHIQLAR, '35 Favzzlfy .-Idz iscr MR. H. F. I.L'DWIG 97 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN The Gargoyle Club OFFICFRS JOIIN H. XXVIEISBROD, '34 ............. MVILLIAIXI ITUNTIER, '34 .... DAVID F. PARRY, '34 .... MR. RAY E. HI'RD .... MR. RAY Ii. HURD STAFF JOIIN H. WEISBROD, '34 . .. TIIOMAS W. FRANK, '34 .... JAMES E. SMITH, '34 . . . WALTER A. MOOR, '34 .... ROBERT B. NICCUNE, '34 .... THE GOOSE HANGS CAST Bernard Ingals .... ....... Eunice Ingals .... . . Noel Derby . . . . Leo Day . . . Rhoda ........ Julia Murdoch . . Mrs. Bradley . . . Hugh Ingals . . . Ronald Murdoch Lois Ingals .... . Bradley Ingals . Dagnzar Carroll . Clem ...... . . . . Elliott Kimberley ....... President . . . . . . . Vice President . . . . Secretary-Treasurer .... Faculty .Eldfiscr . ........ Director . . . General Manager . . . . Property lllanager . . .. Property Manager ..... Stage Manager Publicity Manager HIGH!! ... . . .. JOHN H. WEISBROD, .. WILLIAM E. HAGUE, JR., . . . . . JAMES M. ARENSBERG, RICIIARD E. CIIISLETT, II, DAVID LANOWORTHY, . . . . ALFRED B. HINE, JR., . . . . JOSEPII D. BENNETT, . . . . . . WILLIAM HUNTER, . . . . . . . . VVALTER F. EDMUNDSON, JOIIN G. BUCHANAN, JR., DAVID F. PARRY, . . . .... W. NELSON TAYLOR, II, 98 . . . . GEORGE M. MILLIGAN, . . ROBERT A. TWCLAUGHLIN SHAIIY SIDE ACAIIENIIAN Tlllfi f3IflfICliRS 'Iii I li L' fx wr 99 SllAllY SIDE ACADEDIIAN1-ll IJOURLI-2 QUAR'l'li'l' Rm:lik'l' ll. MCCNNI-2, 1-L'fIdl'l' 1 Htvl 'l'v1mr.v: xIK4Lil'Nl f, Kuna l ir,vt lfuxx: Il.xuL'1i, Ol.lvr:14 54'L'UHd 'l 1'11m1v: SWE, KINQL 50001111 lffmzvz lllI.l.5I.XN, Nmlrile GLICIQ CLUB .VXIHN Nmlrik, 1,L'UfI1'V lirxl 'lI'1mr.v: Ilcunctt, liutlur, Hl1l'4LfVViIl. 0110. Ilzxrl-is. llc-invr, Ilvrmcs, Ilillizml, ll llulmtuli N, Kilk. Lllllllhllll, J. xlilffill, McKnight, Owr, Sillhbll, Sluzm, TZly'lIll', Stuclwm Sf1'1lSSI7lll'Xl'1', XYcil. St't'tHlff 71'rmr.v: CllllYk'llgl'l', Rugvrs. lfcsllzxllslmnw, Glock, Hnguv, Ilillizuwl, lluffslut, Iinzglt L, I,zuml1:m, Lott, Nlaxwcll, Mcfunc. lim! lffzxxz fhwss, Chislvtt, -I lluutvr, XY. lluutur, Bluullvr, Uliwr, Sipc, Stn-plums, Swim XX'cislm1'ucl. vfmzrl liflxx: XY. Nickel, R. Duff, lfmrv. llzxmiltrm, llzxzms, llzulcln-11sI1icl:l, Ilillmzm, l1ll'Yli King, XY. Miller, Nmncr, Stn-ffcy, Slnfssmzm. 5 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN MUSIC.-XL CLUB LTEADICRS ALAN NI111-Row, U1'1'111'.vl1'11 .Xmx Noxllck, Gln' fqllllf R111:11:11'1' II. AIfCjI'Nl'f, lJ1111!1Iv Q11111'1'1'1 SAM F, SIPIC, II, ls'11.vi111'x.v 111111111111 ORCI I ES'l'R.'X Trul1l1111!'11111'.v ALAN XIURRUXV, l.UlId4'l' ,S11.r11f1l11111:'.v: S'1'1e.xss1:1'Rrplc1:, II11.1.x1.xN, C1.1'1.xv1ax1a1-311, Klxms, I':l1AIl'NllSliN Q'l111'.'111'1.v: Q31.m'14, OH-311, Nl1'KN11:H'1' lvftifllll MR, l111w.x1111 Tl'llIlIf'1'fZ ll11N'1'1c11 ,41'1'111'd'1111: 511112 lf1z11j11g U1.1v111c ljllllflllj f.111111111xx', S11-143 1'U'11111x 1:1111 Yqlllfkff S.li1f1f11Y 101 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Rowe HALL 102 A ' Q 159 N Y X QEFX ik QP 1 x Hr A ,g X455 'S -14 f -,9 4 iYaQi?-f.K,,,-,- 9 if E 0 wo, S ,i r fi ff 4 ff 4' 7 af' Wp,aH ?.A 'xt 4 kg-,'!1 Z' X ' 4- ls 'df' ' .ff Mx ff-1' 2'-J, ' , M Q: .ASQ IVQ X hx I 'ly I my lux v 'l5ns,.rs .,.. K , 5 ,g X3 XX Axhx -kgi ibinw 1,5 X If A 'M f XLLA X 'Xixy' ' I' . ff , r , 5: 1 :iw K Y , W , f Q- Q -i 4,5-' by, V V kj? 714- ' 1,5 ' Q. ffffififif? bi' , YQ ' 'V ' 'Ti ? . X ' V V i W ' ' ' I V V ff ff -f-'ff A, 'r 55:5 . ng HM r ig WWW, A .Wim M RX , 2 JW 'X-L E X, 'M N,-' 1' It 'W' X -KRIL1. ' A .1'5w- I., X 1 xx' x'!'-:bmi 1 'iT l 'K , ... 1 x1'X':'x:- vii, .L 1 qv, A VA L KR-Y ETELAEQ5 I ga. Qij W ? f:'IT'V ju: - -5 Y -ii , -' ff:-1s11f ' ,- . 2 -T 'aff iT- -:sf - g 2'+ Y R , P , :,,y-.+P- '- F W Ji X l --1 2-'X ' A ,lil 'Tri' if j , 7' 'PQ -:-,if ,,se ':1fT4 ,r . 'lf' -it 'V . .5 ',,.Z!ElJ f,- 4 , Li!! - A Y' ' .!'E' f, f3 .lf.' j M34 'F ' ' A 5124-5 --: , 4,222 A fa f 4 ,wg 1 ,, 11, mv' f 5-fr, 'E ,-'nf 41 52,1 1-LA, 7,1 fag if 2S ,1ff!wf3 fi M441 i'1??J'ff2'2ifa W ,f :Muzi .' '-ww J I ' ' :J M531 J 'W4'q'-X E ' f 11. f- - XY0'f':':?A ,4 fegillg ,fpffgew A- t., ,W .Q ,H f ' -,, ll ' 'V ' '- , ,, Lid' Mn L:f'i?f','ii- IQQSVL-V X ' f 55- 3.1 . Lg ,gi If wgipthxwi- X, XXX -Lk .5 1 WW N A-' ..1.4. g ,-,gm r . x YY 2. lr 5 X-,sfg-4 ', , if W.. X -,A , , N-'2 - - - 1 Y , ff ' v ,-,-2,2 Y ,- - if l J'f-f 5 1 J' as ' 5' ff A W 1 X Q ' L-4 ' -4 YI, ' ' I X' X X 1' A ' ' xy RX X x W' X I f 1 X X I Xxx CX X 7 ,J i X X Q 'll , ' f W W 2 X XX I ZW , ' 9, KR. ATHLETICS SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN-T 'l Football Season 1933 TIQXM UIHFTCICRS CHfC6lf7Z'tll1I .. ....,............... NN 1i.1.1M1 Ll. X ll.SAK'li C0-Cclffaizz .. .... Rulalcwl' KI.x1.oxl-ix' ,'ilUIIl1f1L'I' ..... ....... I FRANK IQ. linux Haan! Loaflz . . . . . Hnwlmics T. HI-IXNIC'I l' . Isxf, Cuavlz ... ...........,.... .. RL'ssic1,l. XY. lJ.Vxx'1s SCIIlfUL'I,If SL'lll'fl7l'l.if SSX. Opp. Sept, 20 Ifmigc-xvoorl High Svlluol ....,........,.... .... 4 J 7 .. Oct. In PL'I'1'j' High School ........ .. 0 . 37 ., Oct. I3 Mt. LCIIIUIKIII High School .. 0 1,1 Oct. 30 Uzlkimmt High Sclmol ..... ll 0 .. Oct, 28 tNichu15 School .......... fu IU .. Nov. 4 ilhlivvrsity School ........... .... I 3 IN 't'l'ri-Stzxtc Prcp. League Cizmmcs. 't'l'rifStz1tc Vu-in Lcaguc gauics. l.ICTTIiR1XlFN iXxx':15 Ilonu Hunia Ilonn Ilmm ,XXYZU The fullowinlf rcccivecl the Varsity award: Yilsack, Co-Captg Ixlllilillty, Co! Fw ' J Captg Dunk, Klanagcrg Stout, iml'Z1gCiOll, Duff, XY. Noor, Lyle, liiizik, Stciiiiiwyci' Murphy, Spence, Hunter, bl. Moor, Campbell. The following received thc substitute awarcl, FSS: .XI'L'I1SilCI'Q', Fl'21XX'ik'y. 1181 die, S0l11lhZlHQ1'. The following rc-ccivcrl the second team awzml, fS2: jziiiiiscmii, Niumlriuglizuis Chislctt, liiclqcl, RICGZINV, Clcuvcngcr. 104 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN The 1934 Varsity Basketball Season Doc DVC l loc Doc. jzm. Ian. jim. Im. Jllll. lfclm lfvlm Fi-lv l clm lich lfm-lm l Xl1ll'. Ninn, lui .1 1- TIEAM OFFICERS Captain .. . ,..........,..... XVI1.I.IAIxI R. CLARRSON lllauaycr ...... ...... C IIARLIQS F. IQIRK Coach ............ ...., I Qtssi-:I.I. VV. DAVIS I-Isszsfant Loavlz . . . . HARRIS G. l'lAVIl.AND .alssisfanf Coavlz . . . .................. Homirzs T. HIeNNI5'1 1' SCHlfDlll.lf SClllilJL'l.l2 SSA. Opp. 8 livllcvuc High School fPrz1cticcD . ....,.. ... I6 ... .. . 33 ... Home I2 Avalon lligh School .............. ... 25 .., ... 28 ... llomr: IS A spiuwzlll lligh School ... . .... 34 ... .... 37 ... Away 29 Alumni . . . ............. ... IQ ... . 8 ... Home 9 Aruolfl School ........ .. 25 . ... 23 ,,. llomc I6 Ariiolil School ........ ..,. 1 9 ... .. 22 . Away IQ Carrick High School .... ... Il ... ... 35 ... Home 23 Olivcr lligh School ....... ... 27 ... ... 41 ... llomc 30 Ozxkmoiit lligrh School .... ... 2l ... .. 25 ... l lomc 2 ljl'l'l'j' lligh School ........ ... IQ ... ... 54 ... llomc 7 Slllllkll' 'lxowuship .......... ... 3.1 ... ... TQ ... llomc IO xX'0SlL'l'll Rvscrvc Aczulcmy . .. .... I7 ... ... TO ... Away I3 lfclgcwoocl lligli School .... ,. 2l ... . 27 ... llomc ZI llrciitwoorl lligll Sc ool ... ... IQ ... .,. 30 .., llomc 27 Aspinwzill lligh School ... ... 23 ... ... I6 ... llomc 3 ll'1Iivci'sity School ...... . .... 32 .. 28 Away I7 :l4Niihols School ,......,....,.....,.. .. ... ... 16 ., . .. . 30 ... llomc llI'l-Slllll' Prep LOZi.gllL' Ciumcs. following ri-cc'vcil tlw Varsity S: Clzxrkson, Captg Kirk, Al2l.llLlgQ1'Q XYCI1 g, Lyle. The Alon 'l'hv . A, Milli-r, llcywziwl, XV. Duff, XX'7l'lf.fl'lt, zulcl Uruak. following rcccivccl lhc lmSs: xlCL21lIgl1ll11, and I. Moor. as A ee 105 ..1'5i-'-...- SHAIIY SIDE ACADEMIAN HARPER FOLI,ANSBlf1li . Baseball Season 1933 TEAM OFFICFRS .....C'aftain F. MASTEN .......... ....... ..... i l Yauagcr RUss1f:1.1. VV. DAv1s . . . ................... Cnavlz SCHFDULF S.S.A. Opp. May 12 Arnold Prep. ....... . . 9 ...... l . . . . .Xway May 17 Willcinsburg H. S. .. 5 ...... 12 ...... Away May 20 9tNichols . . . .,..... .. 0 .. .. 5 ...... Home May Z3 Edgewood H. S. .. .. 8 .. .. -l ,...,. Home May 27 'fUniversity School . . . . . 4 . . . . 2 ..,,.. Cleveland May 30 Willcinsbtirg H. S. .,.. .. 3 .. .. 7 ...... Home june 1 Arnold Prep. ........... . , , 5 . . . . 0 ...... Home june 6 Peabody High School ..... ..... l 0 ...... 4 ....,, Home June 11 Carnegie High School ........... 4 ...... 2 ,,.... Home The following received the varsity S for Baseball: H. Follansbee, Capt.g F. Masten, Manager, R. Bell, R. Hragdon, Campbell, VV. Duff, Hardie, j. Moor, VV. Moor, Vilsack, Taylor, Chas. Wright. The following received the substitute letter bS2 for baseball: A. Murphy and C. VVright. Those who received the second team award for baseball are: Vl'eisbrod, Asst. Mgr.g T. Frank, Frary, Gear, R. Heyward, XV. Hunter, Oppenheimer Stevenson. 105 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN May M ay M ay M ay M ay M ay june Track Season 1933 XV. C1.ARksoN ...... . .. Captain j. CALDW1-31.1, ......... . . . Manager CAPT. NV. A. PALMIQR .. . .......... ......... C oarlzl SCHICDULIC SSA. Opp. 12 Verona High School ...... .. 31 . . . . 68 . .. . 16 Bellevue High School ........ . . 58 , , .. . 55 . . .. 19 Mt. Lebanon High School ........ 41 ...... 81 ...... 23 Oliver High School ........ .... 4 6M ..... . 575 ....,. 26 Carrick... .......,....... 83 .. 21 . 29 VVilkinsburg High School . . . . . 53 ...... 69 . . . . . . 3 Tri-State Championship ........,, . U.S. Nichols 83 45M Home Home Home Home Home Home SSA. zzpc Those who received the varsity S for Track arc: N. Clarkson, Capt.g -I. Cald- well, Managerg Arrott, Goldsbury, Henderson, T. Heyward, Lyle, L. Marks, Milligan, Tischhien, K. VVhite. The following received the substitute award aSa for track: ul. Hamilton and Steinmeyer. Those who received the second team award asa are: Murdoch, Batchelar, Parkin, S. M. Sipe. The lightweight letter was awarded to Alan Morrow and Bill Tallman. 107 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Lightweight Football 1933 Tlf.-Xlll OFFlClfRS Cllffllill .... ....,.............. . .. vlfwli S'I'lil'llliNS illanagw' . .. .. .. . 'lAKIlCS lli'N'i'r:1a C'm1vl1 ......,..... .... L ', l'. SIIRIYICR . Issiszwizil Cnaulz . , . .... li. Y. lflowmm SCHlflDUl,l'f S.S..X. Opp. Uct. lo .XSlJlllXX'Zlll lligh School .. .. 0 ...... O ,,.... llomc Oct. Z0 liclgcwoocl lligh School .... ,. 18 ...... 0 ...... llome Nov. 8 Clzxrriclq High School ., .. 12 ..,... 7 ...... llome l.li'l l'liRlXl ICN The followiujg rcccivefl thu liglitweiglit awzircl, fSl: Stcpliuiis. Capt.: Hun- cr, iXl2lllZlQ'L'l'Q l'omL-roy, vl. lf. Smith, Xlcflowzxn, N. lluntcr, linox, Klaxwcll. iinff, llum mlircv, lla ', l'. Chcss, Slcssman, R. Duff, il. lolmsou. A l . 3 . lhc tollowziig' rcccivccl thc S.S..X. ziwzml: Stoclmcilcr, llzilzsll, Xsast. Klzliizlgcr. 108 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN E Junior Football Season 1933 Captain .. Illanagcr .. .Manaycr .. .Manager .. . Coach ..... .-lssi. Coach . .. SCHEDULE Oct. 9 Oct. 10 Oct. Z3 Oct. 31 Aspinwall jr. .. Nov. ll Arnold School lr Arnold School Jr Aspinwall Jr. . . . . Arnold School jr TEAM OFFICERS R.lXl11.1.1f:1t . . . . VVILLIAM SLOAN ..... IRVINQ IQAPLAN . . . RICHARD VV1f:1m.E1N ..... J. C. BROVYN . . NliI.Sl'DN TAY1-oR SSA. Opp. . . O ...... 20 ..,,.. Home . . . . 20 ...... 0 ...... Home . . O ...... l3' ...... Away . .. .... 20 ...... 0 ...... Away . . 7 ...... 0 ..... Stadium LETTERMEN The following received the junior award, S.S.A.: R. Miller, Capt., Sloan, Manager, Kaplan, Manager, Wfeidlcin, Manager, Brill, Cole, Lewis, Hunt, Hil- liard, Chess, Jamison, McKnight, Weil, Fownes, Posner, Rodgers. 109 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN The 1934 Second and Lightweight Basketball Season TEAM OFFICERS Captain .... ........,.............. -I AMES MLTRDOCII Manager .... VVILLIAM S. TALLMAN Coach ....... HARRIS G. HAVILAND SCHEDULE S.S.A. Opp. jan. 10 Aspinwall High School ....... . . . 20 ..... . 28 Jan. 12 Latimer Junior High School .... . . . 14 ..,,. . 11 jan. 19 Carrick High School ......... . . . 16 .... . . 9 jan. 23 Oliver High School ........ . . . 15 ..... . 16 Jan. 26 W. P. I. D. ............. 27 ..... . 23 Jan. 30 Oakmont High School . , , . .. 21 . . . . . . 16 Feb. 2 Perry High School ........ . . . 29 ...... 23 Feb. 6 Aspinwall High School ...... . . . 15 ..,,. . 16 Feb. 7 Shaler High School ....,..... 19 ..... . 2-1 Feb. 16 Gladstone junior High School . . . . . . 12 . . . . . . 21 Feb. 20 Brentwood High School ......... . . . 19 ..... . 17 Mar. 2 West View Junior High School ....... 21 ...... 22 The following received bSZ: Murdoch, Capt., Tallinan, Manager, Geer, Duff, Bell, Johnston, Murphy, Maxwell, and J. E. Smith. Home Home Home Home Home Home Home A w ay Home Home Home Home 110 i SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN P f.. .iz :Yf - rf, The 1934 Junior Basketball Seasori TEAM GFFICERS Captain ................... ARTHUR HUMPHREY, JR. Manager . .. ......... IRVING IQAPLAN Manager . . . . . . ROBERT WEIDLEIN Coach ...... .... R USSELL W. DAVIS I SCHEDULE S.S.A. Opp. Jan. 10 Aspinwall High School .... 13 ...... 10 Home Jan. 26 W. P. 1. D. ............. .... 2 1 ...... 20 Home Feb. 6 Aspinwall High School .... .... 1 7 ...... 9 Away Feb. 9 Sewickley Academy ..... .... 1 7 ,..... 16 Home Feb. 21 Sewickley Academy ........... . . .... 14 ...... 16 Away The following received the S.S.A.: Humphrey, Capt.g Kaplan, Managerg Vlfeidlein, Managerg R. Miller, Gow, Oliver, Clark, Cole, Mueller, Over, Follans- bee, N. Moor, Aufhammer. 111 ---ii-?.L:'. SIIADY SIDE ACAllEMIAN Captains QLARKSON, Basketball CLARKSON, Track FOLLANSBI-zlc, Bascball NIALONEY 81 XIILSACK, Football 112 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Soccer Season 1933 TEAM OFFICERS Captain .... ....................... C HARLES WRIGHT Manager .... ..... C HARLES F. KIRK Head Coach . .. .... HARRIS G. HAVILAND SCHEDULE S.S.A. Opp. Oct. 4 Carrick High School ................ 2 . . . . . . l . . . . . . . Oct. l2 Western Pa. Institute for the Deaf ,,.. 2 . . . . . . 2 . . . . . . . Oct. 18 Munhall High School ............... O ... ... 2 ...., ,. Oct. 28 'NicholsSchool ........... Nov. 4 'University School .......... . . . 3 . . . . . l . . . . . . . Nov. ll Western Reserve Academy ... ... l . .. . .. 2 ....... 'kTri-State Prep. League games. LETTERMEN Home Home Home Home Away Home The following received the varsity S: Wright, Capt., Kirk, Manager, Weisbrod, Frank, McLaughlin, Edmundson, VVentling, Milligan, Sunstein, Hen- derson, Heyward, Taggart, Miller, Hamilton. The following received the substitute award, SSS: Heard, Haudenshield, Hahn. 113 A pr Apr. Apr. Apr. May M 213 Mag M ay May l6 Brentwood High School . 26 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Golf Season 1933 Captain . . . Manager . . Coach . . . SCHIZDLTLIQ 21 Wilkinsburg . . . 22 Kiski Prep. ................ . 25 Brentwood High School ...... 28 McKeesport High School 2 Turtle Creek High School 5 Springdale High School ...... 12 VVilkinsburg High School Springdale High School .. .. Bon Mc'LAL'c:1l1.1x l'RANK IJOAK .. FREDERICK A. SSA. Opp. IZM l M ...... V 2 ...... im 4M ...... ian 4 ...... 14 in ...... my 5 .. is 5 .. .. is 11 . .. 7 8 ...... io M cCo1.LL' M Field Club Away Away Away Home .. .. Away ...... Away . Home Home Those who received the golf award gSt are: Bob McLaughlin, Capt.g Frank Doalc, Managerg J. Bauer, A. Curry, T. Vlfentling, J. Stephens, R. Geer. fXpn Ekpr. Blay hlay Rlay Bday Bday Bday Blay June SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Tennis Season 1933 Pitt Courts Captain . . . ........ iAxRTHL'R AARON Manager .... .... E DNVARD L. THEOBALD Coach .... . . . HARRIS G. HAVILAND SCHEDULE S.S.A. 4 Opp. 24 Arnold Prep. . . . . . . 5 . . . . . 0 Home 27 Mt. Lebanon .... . . . l . . . . . 4 Away l Duquesne Prep. . . . . . . 4 .... . . . l Home 17 Mt. Lebanon .... . . . 0 ....... 6 Home l9 Arnold Prep. . , , ... 4 . . . .. l Away 20 'Nichols... ...... 5 .. 0 Home 23 Carnegie Tech .... . , , 4 ....... 3 Home Z7t University... .... ...2.......Away 31 Taylor Allderdice . . . . . . 3 , , . . . 2 l Mt. Lebanon ................... 0 ....... 5 Pitt Courts Those who received the tennis award tSt are: Aaron, Capt.g J. Arensberg, T. Lynch, A. Miller, Sunstein. Apr. Apr. May May May May May SIIADY SIDE ACAIIEMIAN The 1933 Gun Club Season Captain .... M anagcr ........ Assistant Manager Coach .......... SCHEDULE 21 Kiski . . .. 28 Kiski....... 3 Hill School .... 5 Kiski . . 9 Choate School 10 Taft School .. 12 . . TKlSk1........ TEAM OFFICERS ............... WII.L BROWN JAMISON, '35 .. . JOHN ROBIZRT' HERMES, JR., '37 . . . . LAWRENCE NELSON SUCCOP, '36 MR. L. C. CELESTIN : Matches for the McCahill Trophy. SSA. Opp. . . . 82 ...... 75 ...... Away . . . 105 . . . . 97 ...... Home . . . 161 ...... 233 ...... Telegraph . . . 223 ...... 216 ...... Away . . . 223 ...... 208 ...... Telegraph . . . 172 ...... 125 ...... Telegraph .................175......l33......HOme LETTERNIEN Those who received the gSt are: Bill Jamison, Capt., Hermes, Manager Frawley, Hillman, McCahill, McGown, L. Succop. 116 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Junior Soccer Season 1933 TEAM OFFICERS Captam ............... Manager ... Coach ... Coach ... SCHEDULE Oct. 9 Gladstone Jr. High School .... Oct. 16 Carrick Jr. High School .... Oct. 24 W. P. I. D. Irs. ......, , Oct. 27 Sewickley Academy LETTERMEN . . . . . VVALTER SYKORA ROBERT HALL . HARRIS G. HAVILAND .. PAUL R, HAVILAND s.s.A. opp. ..0 ...... 6 ..... . ..0 ....., 5 ..... . ..2 ...... 0 ..... . ..3 ...... 0 ..... . Home Home Home Home The following received the Junior award, S.S.A.g Sykora, Capt., Hall, Man- ager, Follansbee, Hillman, Bowne, Glock, Oliver, Stone, Over, Wells, Foster, Kennedy, Mueller, Frank, Gow, Knight, Baum. 117 SllADY SIDE ACAIIEDIIAN CAPTAINS I lISON,G1lIl Club xll'I,.fXl'1llIl.IN, if f W RllilI'l', Smwvz' AXARUN, Tz'lIIIiS 118 JUNIOR SCHOOL SIIAIIY SIDE ACAIDEDIIAN FRWIN XYARRIQN Coma, l1'vmz'111aslm' 120 XI xmg.xmc'r Ymumxx Ilnummis .XIMXN Rm' I'.l.l.sxw1e'ru Ilvlm ,'XI7.X!.lilf 'IVNIC XXVRIIQHI N , xxlix' liwl. JUIINSTON -i -'A xx XXu,nums -luslclfll r1'IIl7RN lhnlullx lxflllll lmqmuux' I'xxwsl.wlf'1'! e ' ' I N ERWIN VVARREN COLE fCOrtland Normal Schooljg CCOrnellj. Head- master, Junior School. MARGARET VROOLIAN BROOKS, A.B., A.M., CUniversity of Pittsburghjg QCOlumbia Universityj. Second Form. ALAN CAMPBELL GREGG, A.B. Clu- diana Normal Schooljg QVVeSleyan Universityjg fUniversity of Pitts- burghj. Sixth F ornzf. RAY ELLSVVORTH HURD, B.S. fAna- Cortes Collegej. Fifth Forin and Draniatics. LEILA CLANEY, A.B. QUniversity of Pittsburghj. First Form. ADALEE JUNE WRIGHT QOneOnta Normal Sehooljg flthaea Conserv- atory of Musicj 5 fNew York State Collegej. Third Form. PAUL B. JOHNSTON QUniverSity of Pennsylvaniajg CUniversity Of Pittsburghy Fourth Form. SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN MAY WILLIAMS CUniveI-sity Of Pitts- burghj g QCarnegie Institutej g CEC- Ole de Reaux Arts at Fontainbleaul. Art. JOSEPH THORNTON CPennsylvania State Teachers Collegej. Peninan- ship and Manual Trainfng. , DORO'1'HY MILLER QFrick Training Schoolj. Assistant Third Form. DOROTHY EVANS GOETZ QPittsburgh Teachers Training Schoolj. Music. GEORGE L. MCNEMRY, Instructor of Stringed Instruinents. GRACE EVANS EARDLEY fCarnegie In- stitute of Technologyj. Music. JOSEPIIINE SCOTT COLE flndiana State Teachers Sehoolj. Assistant First Form. JOIIN LOWRY POWERS, A.B., QCarne- gie Institute of Teehnologyj. In- structor of Band. JEAN HENNINGER, A.B. CWellesley' Collegej. Secretary. 123 4 SIIAIIY SIDE ACAIIEMIAN Sixth Form List .lARll':S S'1'0N1f: I!A1.'rl1:R RICHARD I-SARAUH Tlmlxms PARIQIQR HIUGICRT S'1'r1R1-1Nm: INGHAM I3L'RuAN jmm PIART Clucss VVALTIQQR JOSICPII CURLIQY, 'IR jmm COl'R'l'NlCY FISHER l'iliNRY G. Fowxlcs, JR. .IUHN HANSIQN Gr:L1-A'1'1,Y f1liRBliR'1' ALFR1-:D Gllmlcy, IJAYID ICIXIICRY GIL141 IANIICS Mfxmsox GRAVICS, Il PIICNRY l'IAMIL'l'ON Hl,'NTl4IR I R .IZIQNNO .lANs1c1-ix, NIR. BIZRTRANIJ XV:-LST I.l4:w1s, EIR. LINNJRD lXlAc'DoN,x1.D JOHN llncnlfolm NQJMIQR RIc?lmR1n VUIGTVI' Nl r'1'A1.L, JR. CIIARLIQS NVILLIAAI I',x'r'roN VVILLIAM 1H31.AIN1c I'IrlLLlVs AI.mcR'1' Gl'S'1'AV1c R11-Zcli, .IR XVII.I.lAxI GANSON RmalcR'1'soN PH1I.ANmQR KNOX RUDQQIQRS, JR. jmrx HVL1, Sc'm r, JR. CHARL1is 1.1-:IDY Sxownrmx, III ANDREW IDOUGHICRTY XVOLFIE SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Fifth Form List JOHN LOGAN BAILEY TWELVILLE CHURCH BLAIR JOHN Hl'I3BARD RROOIQES ISDWIN BAYLEY BUCHANAN FRI-:DERIC KI-:IL BULLARD, JR. RALPH EMI-ZRSON IDAVIS, JR. HI'2NIiY HOVD EDWARDS, JR. EDWIN H. FISHER, JR. JOHN JACOB FISHER ROIIERT CAMPBELL COW JOHN CROSSAN HAYS, JR. fTlCORGl'2 MARSHALL HEINI-:R GEORGE WEBB HILLIARD H. TALIIOTT HILLIARD DAVID BLAKI-I THOMPSON ALEXANDER PATTON JANSSEN THOMAS M. JONES, IV OLIVER JAMES KPILLIAIR, JR. WILRER STAUNTON KING THOMAS MALCOLM MCLACGHLIN WILLIABI EVANS MILLklR, JR. VVILLIAM SINGER TVIOORHEAD, JR. THOMAS MARSHALL HOWE NIM JR. VVILLIAM HOWARD NIMICK, HI HOWELL FITCH NOMER THOMAS WALLACE SMITH, HI VVILLIAINI GEORGE SMITH JOHN CHARLES SLCCOP ICK 4 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN Fourth Form List IQINVARD 1.AMBliRSON BICNEDICT, JR. IDAVID P. Bl-2NN1C'1 1', JR. LAWRENCE IDILWORTII BLAIR, JR. CROSSAN HAYS, CVRRY R1n'lA1AR1x BARTON IJAVIS IXIAXFIICLD G1RRoNs THOMAS J. GILLIQSPIIC, IH CQICORGIQ IZURQWIN ITJOLMI-IS VV1LL1AM YOUNG IJUMPHREYS, HI IJAVID M. H. JONES ALAN NULLICR IQAUFMAN NVILLJAM JAc'oR I,ARPlC, JR. SOM ICRLICD 1VIACDONALD IQDNYARD JAMES NIAY HI4INRY Loctliwoon Mn'CiRA'ru BRETT IXICIQINNEY REX THOMAS RIICYER JAY VVHITNICY MILLER FRANK ,IJRONYISRIIXQIE JXIVRRAY JOHN REA STICICLIE M VNRUE IQOBICRTS JOHN IJORNING SCTIROIQDICR VVILLIAM R. Sc:oT'r, JR. fY2RAN'1' MCGEAEII SIIIPLIQY TQICHARD ALLEN VVICIL SAMUICL DRAINARD XVEST, JR. GEORGE CLOYD VVILSON, HI SIIADY SIDE ACAIIENIIAN Third Form List CHARLES W. BAIRD, JR. HIQNIQY Ill-QDINOIRQR Rl'S'l' HROXYN IQOISICRT N1cOLA IJAN1fOR'rH W11.L1AR1 LANL: I':'l'HliRliIX2l'I IDAVID NVALDHN IHSHIQR JOHN GUFFIQY FR1z14:HAN VV1Ll-1AM I.Axx'R1eNc715 GORDON GIBSON CURTIS ELGIN I.A1'c:Hl.IN GOULD ROY IXRTHVR HUNT, JR. CHARLES THOMAS IQALLM,-KN JOHN PARR1-:R KNAIiI.1'2, II VVILLIAM KORHR LADLICY CHARLES PR14:N'r1SS fJRR Glf:ORc:1f: Rlclcslc PATTIQRSON IRA ROSICNIEAVRI, JR. JAM1-:S BROWNIC S'I'liYlCNSlJN MAYNARXD T1cA1.L, JR. THOMAS CHALMIQRS TJARSIIE THOMSON JOHN IDAVID NVIQIIJLIQIN W'Ar.'1'1cR IERIQWSTIQR XVOLFI-I JOHN IQNOWIJQS NVOODWIQLL, JR, 127 SIIAIIY SIDE ACADEMIAN Second Form List JOHN STOKES ADAMS, HI FRANK RAYMOND BAILEY, JR. JOHN LEIPER BALLANTYNE OLIVER WELLINGTON BROVVN, JR. WILLIAIII MORRIS FUREY, H Ll-IVVIS WENMAN HICKS, III RICHARD MCMASTERS HUNT JOHN R. MCCUNE, V NORNTAN CHANDLER MCLIEKJD, JR. JOHN STEWART MURRAY, JR. GEORGE ALLAIRE HOWE NIMICK HERMAN CQRIFI-'IN NIMICIC CARTER SMITH ROBERT CHARLES SUNSTI-IIN 128 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN First Form List THOMAS PHILIPS EDDY FRICDIQRIC WILSON FISHER, JR. ERL C. B. GOULD, JR. G. ELKINS KNABLE, -IR. JAMES INGRAHAM MARSII, JR. HFINRY MCELDOWNEY MATTHEXN'S GEORGE WILDIN MATTOX WILLIAM SMYTHE MCKINNEY RICHARD DUSTIN MERCER GEORGE KELLY SALT KENNEDY CARSTAIRS MARTIN SMITH WALLACE WENDELL SMITH, JR. EDWARD LAVVRENCE SOLOMON, JR. GOEFFREY RANSOM WALTER GEORGE LEONARD VVALTER, II 129 ' SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN l.-'1 .-'T '.1 Acknowledgments In the publication of this volume of the ACADEMIAN we have been greatly helped by the kind assistance of many. In view of their efforts we wish to thank: Mr. Dickey, Mr. Fraser, and Mr. Harris Haviland, members of the faculty, who rendered invaluable aid. Mrs. Florence Fisher Parry, official photographer, and her staff. Mr. Bragdon and Mr. Henry Router of the C. Bragdon Engraving Company. Mr. Cole and Miss Henninger of the junior School for their help in compil- ing their section of the book. Mr. Weaver and Mr. Wiclqs of the Pittsburgh Printing Company. Bob McLaughlin and Alfred Hine for the Class History and Class Prophecy, respectively. Herbert Gidney of the junior School who secured the greatest number of advertisements in the junior School. The SHADY SIDE NEVVS for the Publicity it has given our work. 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Look at these records: fly the world's altitude re- cord for airplanes, established June 4, 1930, with a Wright Apache plane, Q25 the 1929 endurance re- cord for sustained flight with a Curtis-Robin plane, OJ the world's altitude record for seaplanes, June 4, 1929, with a Wright Apache plane, C45 the worlds outboard motor endurance record, 1930. And these are only four of the many world's records! Slow down, next time at the Sign of the Orange Disc. Drive into the Gulf Service Station and learn why Gulfpride is the most economical oil in the long run. You'll find the service as satisfactory as the motor oil. GULF REFINING COMPANY 4 146 f SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN - AIKEN AVENUE MEAT MARKET FRANK ZWINGGI, Prop. SINCE 1883 1 Home Dressed Meats 51 Years ofP1'0g1'ess and Poultry 92 ' Fresh Fish and Oysters Eggs and Cheese I BARNES LAUNDRY CO. Atlantic Avenue Telephone Mfkyflower 5918 PITTSBURGH, PA. 815 So.Ailcen Avenue, E. E. be RIGHT SPIRIT qgu GENTLEMANLY, aggressive Way in vvhic the young men of Shady Side solicit ads for this publication gives testimony that the seeds of their business ability are sprouting splendidly. Keep it up, boys-the secret of progress is to know what you want and keep after it. Commonwealth is your friend. 9619 Capital 31,500,000 Surlllus 31, 700,000 C956 COMMONWEALTH TRUST CO. of PITTSBURGH 308-314 Fourth Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. 147 SHAIIY SIDE ACADEMIAN M0ntrose 2144 Compliments of the HIQAN I ov ANY B. ses. TRUNK co. H16 GQMD izawars- 555 fzzawzklua 0 W' -1- A Flowery . . . Two Stores Eatb bloom fall of fragrant 521 Wood Street 514 Penn Ave. Uenleins Arcadej beaagf. A small token, bat olr, laow welcome, just beeaaxeyoa remembered. 6010 Penn Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. just Plain, Qld Fashioned Thrift Nothing can take the place of plain old-fashioned thrift. It is the best habit to live by today just as it was a year ago and a year before that and on back through the years to the beginning of this great nation. Savings Accounts may be started at this Bank with S 1.00 or more. CITY DEPOSIT BANK AND TRUST CO. Member Federal Reserve System Penn and Center Avenues East End , 148 - SHADY SIDE ACADEMlAN ' Compliments The Phoenix Glass CO. MONACA K PENNSYLVANIA QA Step Forward. .. The ambitious student, looking ahead to a successful career in business or profession, will find that a connection with a reputable banking institution is a real step forward. Plan to make such a connection while you are in college-the Mellon National Bank welcomes accounts of any size and our officers are always ready to interest themselves in your problems. MELLON NATIONAL BANK 149 Sl-IADY SIDE ACAllEMIAN . The Beet of Everything to Eat Albert l.. Bral1m Co. Kopp G12lSS,IflC M E A 1' 5 SWISSVALE, PA. 1? POULTRY PRODUCE BUTTER EGGS CHEESE GROCERIES . AND FISH 9 Telephone : Atlantic 5500 PRIVATE EXCHANGE 404-406 PENN AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. Compliments Of Gargoyle Club of SHADYSIDE ACADEMY - - 150 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN FURNITURE STIIRAGE . . . Separate Apartments Lowest Insurance Local and Long Distance Moving Q IIAUGII St KEEN AN Storage 6? Transfer Co. Centre and Euclid Aves. MOmrose 6700 HILLMAN COAL 8: COKE C0. First National Banlc Building PITTSBURGH, PA. ..Ql1ig:.. Gas, Steam and Colcing Coals Colce for all uses TELE. AT. 2620 Buy Once...BuyWisely... Buy RUUD FQ- I If 1 The World's Greatest Automatic Water Heater For every l1ome...for every building... there is a type and size of RUUD Auto- . E V matic Water Heater that will give perfect Q ' and low-cost hot water service. Since 1 ' J - ' ' 1889,tl1e Ruud Manufacturing Company has devoted itself to quality alone and 1 j N E, ff 1 , Tl W ,bvlr K.-x-Ep-2 I - if j gg --wstgfi. , A fi ' ' E .: ,WF li: i l l 3 1 'U E' J A I in 5 ' 0 X-7 T ' 1? , i S A I and on that basis has built an interna- 9 1 .. tional organization that has given the I - f convenience of Automatic l1ot water to - every gas-served country. , I ' I Tl1ere's a size for your home and full 2 details to be had at our downtown store. ,3 f RUUD MANUFACTURING COMPANY 444 Oliver Avenue ATlantic 5586 '5 Factories in RUHjrExIIl1gf1:2El?riisigsgalnrlyf ready rust-free . . . and Egcfdeclly 151 - SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN V. DANNY NIRELLA FELIX CELLURALE Efficiengf amd Elegance . The Complimemf Nlrella Orchestra 410 Sixth Avenue qi .61 Pittsburgh, Pa. , 49 acaFVZ67Z6Z0ca Bell Phone: ATlantic 5775-76 RESIDENCE: 6627 MONTROSE 0 SERVICE WHICH IS A DISTINCTIVE AssET TO HosT AND Hos'rEss COMPLUWENTS of THE KOPPERS COMPANY 152 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN cHAs. E. sToNE G OSC-EAR LGE? Hardware and Glioqfincg P11-TS.BURGH,PA, Q U Strictly Highest Grade of Fur Remodeling and Electric Supplies and u Repamng 9 Repairs - Locksmithing We Specmhqe in Q COLD FUR STORAGE TELEPHONE: ATLANTIC 7292 5428 WALNUT STREET Importers 8: Manufacturers PITTSBURGH, PA. of Fine Furs MAYFLOWER 0900 Q g Cloth Coaztr Q'7' Evemntg Wraps Every Building Material From FOUNDATION TO ROOF Prompt Delivery anywhere in Allegheny County MCCRADY-RODGERS CO. 239 FOURTH AVE. PITTSBURGH, PA. GRant 4600 153 1...--1-4 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN : 'i..... Jim's Fruit Market Feng Freezer emi Best Wishes Vegetables M W Special Delivery Service Class Gf from an MONTROSE 6488 ll S709 PENN AVENUE PITTSBURGH PA 1 Foxburg Silica Company Park Building Pittsburgh, Pa. 154 SHAIIY SIDE ACADEMIAN DeNinnO - Hlawati INCORPORATED FIRST FLOOR SHOPS WILLIAM PENN HOTEL 0 Tailors for the most exacting men, We announce the arrival Of Our Summer woolens. We Would like the pleasure to serve you with the assurance Of complete satisfaction. O Paulson Bros. CO. HATS-HABERDASHERY SPORT WEAR CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN O 97 YEARS ON WOOD STREET FIN E CLOTHES SHIRTS NECKWEAR PAJAMAS GOLF CLOTHES AND ACCESSORIES Our representative visits Shady Side twice a month with a complete exhibit Of Clothes, Shirtings and Haberdashery gLfv5qN KOS,- vs ff -Ja! 539 Wood Street 155 If SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN 5' X u 355115 ww X S W 'Kc Hnnpy x f 'Munn mon Paulson Bros. Co. HATS-HABERDASHERY SPORT WEAR CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN 9 96 YEARS ON WOOD STREET W. P. SNYDER AND CO. Iron Ove ' Pig Iron ' Cm! ' Coke OLIVER BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA, SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN STOEBENER'S ilinllivr iirnn., Elm: fRegistered Plumberp Plumbing, Heating ana' Roofng Repairing, Remodeling ana' Contracting 5501 WALNUT ST. EAST LIBERTY PHONES Mfxyflower 3731-32 Compliments of a FRIEND Consolidated C I e a n i n 3 C o . 5901 BRYANT ST. 49 PHONE MONTROSE 6710 SllADY SIDE ACADEMIAN H - J ' HEINZ CISJMPANY GROWERS, MAKERS AND DTSTRIBUTORS OF THE VARIETIES PURE FOOD PRODUCTS Gwen PITTSBURGH, U. S. A. 158 SIIADY SIDE ACADEMIAN PS4-1 Camplimenff 0 a FRIEND 'WF' Tjiiir Our New Market with NEW EQUIPMENT Compliments of the PITTSBURGH CURB MARKET Fruity and Vegemlley FREE DELIVERY M0 2828 - 7319 FENCE GARDENS A New Vogue Cover it with vines and bank it with shrubs and flowering plants. Make it an attractive background for your garden and a protective screen for your outdoor living room. Pittsburgh Lawn Fence pro- vides just the foundation for your Fence Gardenfneat, inconspicu- ous and economical of space. Be- cause it is doubly protected against rust and because of its electric- welded strength it will give you many years of service with little or no repairing. Send for a copy of our free illustrated Fence Garden booklet. Address PITTSBURGH STEEL COMPANY, Union Trust Building, Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh Fence SIIAIIY SIDE ACADEMIAN Wien T00 . . . FULLERIZING THEY FIND this new scientific cleaning method mal4es their suits Wear longer . . . hold their press better . . . yet costs no more than ordinary cleaning methods. Suits or topcoats only 51.00 each. This time you too try l:ULl.El2lZlNG and see for yourself. Just Call l-Il- land 5600. American Cleaning G' Repairing Company 6339 Penn Ave. HI land 5600 .. ...... ,..... . ., -3 i W ,- gai'n'3'i1l I F , ' Coal heated homes are mom ortable odorless homes ASK FOR CIIAMPIIIN CUAL The Quality Fuel PITTSBURGH COAL CO. PITTSBURGH, PA. FULL FU LL WEIF HT HEAT VALUE 160 SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN ....--l.:1'.- CATERING We can be entrusted to supply appropriate and correct service for any affair. Our prices are sensible. We estimate and sub- mit menus without obligation STORE SERVICE For the Home Table As Near Your Home As The Telephone Our daily delivery does the rest PASTRIES - BREAD - P1Es ICE CREAMS - ICES - CANDIES At Semible Pricef OY C EH U famed s CATERERS PENNANDSHADY PITTSBURGH Cine - Kodak Eight makes movies for 10c a shot Enjoy the thrills of Home Movie Making with Cine-Kodak Eight -living rec- ords of campus activities, athletics, graduation, outings, etc. Life-like movies at the push of a button with Eastman's full-fledged movie camera that costs only 53450. Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. 606 Wood St. ATlantic 6227 G ET I T AT GRAFF'S CWlaere You Get the Berry Hardware - Furnaces - Gas Ranges Sporting Goods - Paints - Glass Sheet Metal Work Radios 'E' GRAFF BRCTHERS, Inc. 5912 PENN AVENUE EAST LIBERTY Hlland 3050 161 SIIADY SIDE ACAIDEMIAN - P. D. CAMPBELL FRANK CAMPBELL Phone 3495 C0urt CAMPBELLS' Home Furnishing Co. Formerly of Campbells', 5th Ave. Floor Cooeringr - Slander Curmem Bedf and Bedding 4' 531-533 WOOD STREET Second Floor, near Oliver Ave. PITTSBURGH, PA. HIGHLAND Laundry Co. Piz'eJbzercglo'.r More Exclusive Lezzmelry 'T' Hand Work a Specialty 5708 WALNUT STREET MA 0190 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SARGON SOCIETY CLQG Purpose and Motive To foster cheerfulness, Friendship, Leadership and Service, to recognize Merit, to develop the Best Traditions of School Life in all its phases, perpetuating always, School Spirit, Loyalty and Clean Manhood. 162 VISION v INTEGRITY . SERVICE JOHN C. 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