Shady Side Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1936 volume:

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Art Adviser CUNTENTS DEDICATION Page THE SENIOR SCHOOL The Sixth Form ..... . . 13 The Lower Forms . . . . . 51 The Houses ....... . . 57 FEATURES Satire ............ . . 65 Honors and Prizes . . . . . 75 ACTIVITIES Organizations .... . . 81 Musical Clubs .... . . 91 Publications .... . . 97 SPORTS Major Sports .... .. 101 Minor Sports ..... . 109 THE JUNIOR SCHOOL ADVERTISEMENTS I30i-ll'd MR. AUGUSTUS K. OLIVER .... MR. MARCUS W. ACHESON MR. DON R. CONNER of Trustees . . . . . President . . . . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer JAMES R. STERRETT OGDEN M. EDWARDS, JR., M.D. THOMAS S. ARBUTHNOT, M.D. DAVID D. KENNEDY, M.D. C. E. BEESON HOWARD HEINZ CHARLES E. DICKSON W. L. MELLON JAMES C. CHAPLIN CHARLES L. MCCUNE C. H. CURRY ROYAL S. GOLDSBURY MR. A. REX MR. JAMES C. REA MR. EMIL WINTER MR. E. BRUCE HILL MR. ERNEST HILLMAN MR. JOHN G. FRAZER MR. W. FORSMAN BICKEL MR. ROY A. HUNT . E. R. WEIDLEIN, SCD., LL MR. C. E. LOTT MR. STANLEY M. BROWN MR. ARTEMUS C. LESLIE HON. JOHN P. EGAN FLYNN .D k V w K 1 I N K x x '- r 1 Y TO THE FACULTY! ihese men whese eemradeshin and natient understandinsr have been a constant source ef in- sniratien te usa-We the Class ef 1936 resnectfully dedicate this heels, Volume XXIV ef the Shady Side Academian. W. ..,, ..W..q,.,,..,..M....... SHADY SIDE II.uml,l1 Alum NUMIQR, A.M. CXVilli:1ms Cullcgcj. Ilvudnxmwr IA QR ACADEMIAN ' s , WA. XI: my Nllclu-1lu'rH Al,l-IX.-XNIIIAQR, VILH, ,'xIAl RI'Qll l,AI..XRli lm-lu-LY, UIC, 1l'uiu-rs fl'Nl'llHklil! :xml M:u'sl1:1ll l'ullc'gm'j: Chlvll- l'ittsln11'gl1D. lluuzf nj' .llfllllrlllfllfnx I' W IAVVSUII NIL-clicznl Uwllvgn-D. f7x'1lIl,' llmui nf fwxrlnzvul. , .N'fivl1m' lM'fw1r'l1ln'ul. , X ,J :NW ,J Ann A lpxnenfxu-1 .lung 421.1-N, XXI. Qllzmmillmx Cu.xlel.1':s T'1cN'rz Svrmlvl-glz, . , ,, fffl 'lin College-J, Elljlli-VII,E7I1fI'HIlN. :mal Mzlrsllzxll Co1!9cj.jl1 Lx. aw f SHAD IDE Y W 2 Y Pwr. 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L'11ix'L-rsilyhg .X.XI, Ql'nix'v1'si1y uf Chi- ralgwj. l.f1f1'lI. -1 v n 'f x f 5 'r,1,f,e,2'fd.fe SHAID SIDE ACADEMIAN i ii s MZ' I TIIIQ VERY IQICVERICND NfX'fIl:KNllil, Rule llllzn Moon, l3.l.itt., NM., UID, Clima- yon Collcgl-jg llczzn of Trinity Callie- mlrzll. lvl'lifll.Ul1. School Dfficers DON R. CONNER ............................... Registrar and Bursar KATHRYN M. TIERNEY . . . . . . . . . :MARION B. ROBEY .... ALFRED STUBBS .... ELI-JANOR S. REPPERT . . . EVLYN H. CROSLAND ALVILDA OLIVER, R.N. . . . . . . . . . . Assistant . . . . Assistant . . . Accountant . . . . Librarian Matron Health Director WILLIAM F. Ross, M.D. .......... ...................... P hysician NV. M. THOMPSON, JR., D.D.S. ................................ Dentist JOHN A. GRAHAM ............ Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds FRANK RICHARDSON ........ ......... A ssistant, Athletic Department In Annreciation After spending a decade of her life in helpful service, Miss Eleanor Reppert is bidding adieu to the school at the close of the current year. Her years at Shady Side Academy have made their mark. She and her work have became an integral part of school life. All her resources have been marshalled to make our library a definite asset to the school. Speak- ing not only for the Academian staff but for the school as a whole, we want to express our deep appreciation of her efforts and wish Miss Rep- pert the best of success. w w N i W Y 1 1 , 1 1 W I 1 Y ,'1 i s x TI-IE SIXTH FCEM 19315 ACADEMIAN GARRETT DENISE BOWNE, III Joe Entered Shady Side 1931 Born March 29 1919 707 Hopking Street, Sewickley, Pa Men of few words are the best men 1933-1934: Gargoyle Clubg Junior Soccer Teamg Mem- ber of the Forum. 1934-1935: Assistant Basketball M a rx a g e rg Soccer Squadg Member of the Forum. 1935-1936: Basketball Managerg Soccer Squad: Vice- President of the Forum, Winter Termg Member of the Troubadorsg Member of the Cum Laude Society. Member of Croft House Prf:pari'ng for Williams SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 5 ,use My Q is .il WW N4 14 IQSH5 ACADEM AN . ,L THOMAS HOWARD CLEAVENGER Tom Clc11'11y Entered Shady Side 1933 Born November 13, 1917 2279 Beechwood Boulevard, Pittsburgh, Pa. I am saddest when I sing. Y -Bayly 1933-1934: Member of the Glee Clubg Member of the Troubadorsg Football Squad. 1934-1935: Leader of the Glee Clubg Member of the Troubadorsg Soccer Squad. 1935-1936: Leader of the Glee Club: Member of the Troubadorsg Soccer Squadg Assistant Business Man- ager of the ACAIJPIAIIAN. Member of Ilzc Day Sfudcnls Preparing for Primrclovi SIHIADY SIDE ACADEMY 15 5' 1 ,Ii , WILLIAM HOWARD COLBERT Colby Bill Entered Shady Side 1935 Born August 27, 1918 223 West Pearl Street, Butler, Pa. I do not want to be a fly,' I want to be a worm. 1936 ACADEM AN Gilman 1935-1936: Football Squadg Member of the A Capella Glee Clubg Member of the Glee Clubg Member of the Troubadorsg Gargoyle Club: In the Cast of The Three Live Ghosts g Tennis Manager. M amber of Ellsworth House Preparing for Haverford SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 16 IQSI5 ACAD MIAN fl! ROBERT DUFF DALZELL Dizzy Da:,:y Entered Shady Side 1930 Born February 12, 1918 1419 Browning Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. I have never seein a greater monster or miracle in the world than myself. -Montaigne 1933-1934: Junior Soccer Squadg Junior Track Man ager. 1935-1936: St. Andrew's Societyg Assistant Tennis Manager: Cast of Alas Poor Yorickf' Member of thc Day Students Preparing for Yale SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 17 7, V MITCHELL BENJAMIN DEGROOT, JR. 1936 ACADEM AN Mitch,' Entered Shady Side 1935 Born December 22, 1918 K 5607 Darlington Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. Bid me discourse, I will enchomt thine ear. Shakespeare 1935-1936: Soccer Squad: In the Cast of The Three Live Ghosts g Gargoyle Club, Tennis Squadg Cast of Alas Poor Yorickf' Member of the Day Students Preparing for Amherst SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 18 IQEHS ACADEMIAN RICHARD O'NEIL DUFF nDuS8n u'DuDcyn Entered Shady Side 1930 Born February 28, 1918 1435 Denniston Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Let's do it after the high Roman fashion. -Shakespeare 3 fmt 'Q 3 k flki-1 i 1933-1934: Football Squad: Baseball Squad: Basket- ball Squad: ACADEMIAN Board. 1934-1935: Football Squad: Basketball Team: Base- ball Team: Member of the Student Council: Mem- ber of the Athletic Council: Member of the News Board: Member of the ACADELIIAN Board: Member of the Forum: Member of the Seven Arts Society: Winner of Yale Award. 1935-1936: Football Team: Captain of the Basketball Team: President of the Forum, Fall Term: Mem- ber of the A Cappella Glee Club: Member of the Glee Club: Member of the News Board: President of the Student Council: President of the Athletic Council: Member of the Student Governing Board: Baseball Team: Member of the Cum Laude Society. Member of Croft House Preparing for Prinrvclon . SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 19 VINCENT COURTNEY DWYER I don't see it. 19315 ACADEM AN Vince Entered Shady Side 1935 Born October 1, 1916 L 36 West McIntyre Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Colley Cibber 1935-1936: Member of the A Cappella Glee Clubg 1 Basketball Squad. Member of Morewood House Preparing for University of Virginia SHADY SIDE ACAD EMY K 20 19315 ACADEMIAN RAYMOND JOHN ENGLERT ..Ray,, Entered Shady Side 1935 Born May 16, 1918 2224 Fifth Avenue, Youngstown, Pa. As he brews, so shall he drink. -all Ben Jonson 1935-1936: Member of the Forumg Member of St. An drews Societyg Member of the Golf Squad. Member of Ellsworth House Preparing for Yale SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 21 JAMES ALAN FRANK Jim Youth is a continual intoxication. 1933-1934: Junior Soccer Teamg Member of the Seven Arts Clubg Junior Track Squad. 1934-1935: Secretary of Seven Arts Clubg Member of Soccer Squad. Member of Track Squad, 1935-1936: Member of Soccer Squad. Member of Track Squad. President of the Seven Arts Clubg Managing Editor of the Ncwsg President of the Gargoyle Clubg Member of the Sargon Society. M!'l71,IIf'I' of The Day Students. Preparing for Cornell Univcrsify SHADY SI DE ACADEMY 1936 ACADEM AN Entered Shady Side 1932 Born November 29, 1918 5535 Aylesboro Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Rochefoucauld 22 1936 ACADEMIAN JOHN LOVELAND FRARY Buff F'7'G1'7' Entered Shady Side 1931 Born June 19, 1917 1218 Hulton Road, Oakmont, Pa. Like a mad red-eyed bull he charged. -E. Van Dickenson 1933-1934: Soccer Squadg Track Squadg Volley Ball team. 1934-1935: Football Teamg Member of the Sargon So- ciety: Member of the S Clubg Volley Ball Team: Track Squad. 1935-1936: Football Team: Member of the Student Council: Member of the Student Governing Boardg Vice-President of the Sargon Societyg Track Teamg Member of S Club. Member of the Day Students Preparing for Michigan SHADY Sl DE ACADEMY 23 JAMES DAVID FRAWVLEY F ra'wZ Ji 'm He will give the devil his due. 1933-1934: Member of the Gun Clubg Football Squad: Secretary-Treasurer of Class. 1 Entered Shady Side 1931 Born October 3, 1918 825 Eighth Street. Oakmont, Pa. 1936 ACADEM AN Shakespeare 1934-1935: Captain of the Gun Club: Member of the Sargon Society: Hockey Teamb Secretary-Treasurer of Class. 1935-1936: Member of the Sargon Societyg Football Team: Secretary-Treasurer of Class. Mmnlu-r of Croft House Pr:-gmring fm' Cnrlfrfcm SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 24 19315 ACADEMIAN RICHARD FOWLER GEER Dick Gecrsic Entered Shady Side 1925 Born September 18, 1917 Shady Side Academy, Aspinwall, Pa. lx ffm! lluzfgjllty gallant yu-v l.utl1ariu.' 'R fn.. 's,' J M un., Nick Rowe 1933-1934: Golf Teamp Baseball Teamg Basketball Squad. 1934-1935: Soccer Team: Basketball Teamg Baseball Team: Member of the Sargon Society: Member of the S Club: Secretary-Treasurer of the Forumg Associate Editor of the ACADEMIAN. 1935-1936: Soccer Team: Basketball Teamg Captain of the Baseball Team: Secretary-Treasurer of Croft House: Member of the S Clubg Member of the Sargon Societyg Member of the Forumg Member of the Cum Laude Society. Member of Croft House Preparing for Yale SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 95 19315 ACADEM AN PHILIP ADAMS GOEHRINC. Phu All we ask is to be let alone. Entered Shady Side 1935 Born January 4, 1919 6310 Wilkins Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Jefferson Davis 1935-1936: Football Team: Member of the S Club. N Member of the Day Students N Preparing for Swarthmore SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 26 16315 ACAIDEM AN XVILLIAM EDWARD HAGUE 'fBilZ Entered Shady Side 1931 Born February 2, 1919 119 Library Place, Duquesne, Pa. N As innocent as a new laid egg. William Gilbert 1933-1934: Member of the Glee Club: Member of the Double Quartet: Member of the St. Andrew's Soci- etyg In the Cast of The Goose Hangs High and Anything Might Happen. 1934-1935: Member of the Glee Club: Member of the Double Quartet: Member of the Forum. 1935-1936: Member of the Glee Clubg Leader of the A Cappella Glee Clubg Art Editor of the ACAD:-JMIANQ Vice-President of the Gargoyle Clubg Manager of Varsity Soccer: Member of the Forum: President of the Cum Laude Society: In the Cast of Three Live Ghosts. Mc'mI1f'r of Crofl House' Prr'1ulriHg for Pl'i1Il'f'fllI1 SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 27 19315 ACADEM AN CHARLES FREDERICK HAUDENSHIELD, JR. Howdy Entered Shady Side 1927 Born November 19, 1916 950 Greentree Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. Without doubt I can teach crowingg for I gobble. 1933-1934: Baseball Squad: Soccer Squad, Member of the Glee Club. 1934-1935: Soccer Team: Baseball Team: Member of the Sargon Society, Member of the S Club. 1935-1936: Captain of the Soccer Team: Member of the Sargon Society, Member of the S Clubg Base- ball Team. Member of Croft House Preprwing for Lehigh SHADY SIDE ACADEMY Ne-. Rostand 28 1936 ACADEMIAN RODGERS H. HEISS Mississippi Entered Shady Side 1935 Born November 13, 1916 1432 East Beach, Gulfport. Mississippi Accent is the soul of language. K A .s 1 -Rousseau 1935-1936: Football Teamg Basketball Squad: Member of the Sargon Societyg Member of the S Clubg Tennis Team. Member of Croft House Preparing for United States Mililary Academy SHAIDY SIDE ACADEMY 29 1936 ACADEMIAN JOHN ROBERT HERMES, JR. Herms Entered Shady Side 1930 Born May 8, 1916 1026 Heberton Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Cudgel thy brains no more about it. --Shakespeare 1933-1934: Member of the Troubadors: Member of the Glee Club: Member of the Double Quartet: Man- ager of the Gun Club: Member of the St. Andrew's Society: Member of the Forum. 1934-1935: Member of the Glec Club: Member of the Troubadors: Member of the Double Quartet: As- sistant Football Manager: Member of the Gun Club: Assistant Manager of Indoor Winter Ath- letics. 1935-1936: Member of the Forum: Football Manager: Member of the Troubadors: Member of the Glee Club: Member of the St. Andrew's Society: Member of the Sargon Society: Member of the S Club: Member of the Gun Club. Mi'lIlIlC?I' of Croft House P1'!'1If1I'iHfj for Nnlrc Dame SHAIDY SIDE ACADEMY 30 IQEI6 ACADEMIAN +1 BURTON LOUIS HIRSCH :fDOC:a Entered Shady Side 1935 Born June 27, 1918 6523 Northumberland Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. N Better late than never. Matthew Henry 1935-1936: Member of the Glee Club: Assistant Junior Football Coach: Baseball Squad. Member of the Day Students Preparing for Penn State SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 31 1936 ACADEM AN I am tops. 1935-1936: President of Morewood House: Member of the Student Council: Member of the Sargon Soci- etyg Member of the S Clubg Football Teamg Basketball Squadg Baseball Team. Member of Morcwood House Prcfparing for University of Pittsburgh, SHADY Sl DE ACADEMY LESLIE HOLT Holt Kidder Entered Shady Side 1935 Born August 20, 1916 Meadville, Pa. Max Baer l 32 I 936 ACADEMIAN ' RALPH GRANT JOHNSON, JR. Granny Entered Shady Side 1932 Born December 9, 1917 Red Stone Lane, XVashington, Pa. Perfect simplicity is zmconciously audacious. f -George Meredith 1933-1934: Lightweight Football Team: Basketball Squad: Baseball Squad: Member of the Forum: . .'-- Member of the St. Andrew's Society. . . . , A V. 1934-1935: Football Team: Basketball Squad: Golf I UQ--,ef-pekff' -ff - Squad: Member of the Sargon Society: Member of .. .f f.....,.--f-W 1 the S Club: Member of the Forum: Secretary- N . X Treasurer of Croft House. A 53 ' 1935-1936: Football Team: Secretary-Treasurer of the A so - Sargon Society: Vice-President of Croft House: 4 .... J ww ,gr ,Eff 'T ff' Member of the S Club: Golf Squad. W X , . . g,gjg:4 Tlf ' if lm: .ww -R Mc'mI1r'r of Cro!! House vv. A .... ... W, J A PI'f'1IlIl'il1!1 for Lehigh .W . SHADY SIDE ACADEMY C53 CHARLES HOMER JOSEPH, JR. Charlie Josie Youth is wholly errperimenfal. 1933-1934: Member of the Seven Arts Society: Soccer Squad. 1934-1935: Member of the Seven Arts Society: Gar- goyle Club: Member of the Glee Club: Track Squad: Soccer Squad: Member of the Au,xm:MIAN Board. 1935-1936: Secretary of the Seven Arts Society, Presi- dent, Seven Arts, Spring Term: Gargoyle Club: Member of the Glee Club: Member of the Am- IDHNIIAN Board: Soccer Squad: Track Squad. Mffmlufr of The Day Students. Prrprxrilzg for Curmrgie Instilufe of TCPIINKIZOU-ll SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 5645 Darlington Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. 19315 ACADEM AN Entered Shady Side 1931 Born March 21, 1918 Stevenson 1 34 1936 ACADEM AN ROBERT LEWVIN KANN Bob Kannsy Entered Shady Side 1934 Born June 24, 1918 6570 Beacon Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Refuolufiovzs begin in the best heads. Metternick 1934-1935: Football Squad: Volley Ball Team: Base- ball Teamg Member of the AcAnm1mN Board. 1935-1936: Football Teamg Volley Ball Teamg Base- ball Team: Vice-President of the Seven Arts Soci- ety, VVinter Term: Member of the ACAD:-:mAN Boardg Member of the Sargon Societyg Member of the S Clubg Member of the News Board: Member of the Glee Club. Member of HIC Day Shldcnfs Preparing for Mirhigan SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 35 DAVID LANGVVORTHY Fox Chapel Manor. Aspinwall, Pa. 1936 ACADEMIAN Darn Lr1ngy Entered Shady Side 1930 Born December 3, 1917 I am a great eater of beef, and I believe that does harm to my wit. 1933-1984: Art Editor of the Acmmmimw: Member of the News Staff: In the Cast of The Goose Hangs I-Iigh : Member of the Seven Arts Club: Member of the Radio Club. 1934-1935: Art Editor and Photography Editor of the Aiuuwzmmx: Business Manager and Kniek-Knacks Editor of the News: Member of the Radio Club: Member of the Sargon Society: Member of the Dance Committee: Secretary-Treasurer of the Camera Club. 1935-1936: Business Manager of the News: Member of the Radio Club: Member of the Sargon Society: Member of the Gargoyle Club: In the Cast of Three Live Ghosts : Manager of Golf Club. Mf'1nIu'r of Ihr: Day Sfudfmfs Prr'p11riny for Hurlifwd SHADY SIDE ACADEMY Shakespeare 313 1936 ACADEM AN THOMAS MARSHALL MERRICK Tom Entered Shady Side 1935 Born March 18, 1917 1248 VVest Tenth Street, Erie, Pa. His speech 'is a bzwrzivzg fire. Swinburne flsq 1935-1936: Member of the A Cappella Glee Club: Member of the Glee Club: Tennis Squad: Member of the News Board: Member of Seven Arts Society: Member of the St. Andrew's Society: Member of the Forum: Editor-in-Chief of the News, Spring Termg WVinner of the Sixth Form Public Speaking Contest. Member of Ellsworth House Preparing for Pemzsylvania SHADY Sl DE ACADEMY 37 PHILIP Li-:GOULLON MEYER 223 Virginia Avenue, Aspinwall, Pa. This strange disease of modern 1934-1935: Soccer Squad: Wrestling Teamg Assistant Manager of the Track Teamg Member of the i Forum. 1 1935-1936: Vice-President of Ellsworth Houseg Vice- ' President of the Forumg Vice-President of the St. Andrew's Society: Soccer Team: Wrestling Team: Manager of the Track Team: Member of the Glee Clubg Member of Saron Societyg Member of S Club. Member of Ellsworth House Preparing for Penn State SHADY SIDE ACADEMY .9 1936 ACADEMIAN uwiggyv ulghiln Entered Shady Side 1934 Born February 9, 1918 life. Dryden i 'x 38 Fntered Shady Side 1926 Born October 23 1918 - 1933-1934: Football Teamg Basketball Squad: Base- ball Squadg Vice-President of the Fourth Form. 1934-1935: Football Team: Wrestling Team: Basket- ball Squadg Baseball Teamg Vice-President of Morewood House: President of the Fifth Form: Member of the Student Council: Member of the Sargon Society: Member of the Athletic Council. 1935-1936: President of the Schoolg President of the Sixth Formg President of Croft Houseg President of the Sargon Societyg Secretary of the Student Councilg Captain of the Football Team: Wrestling Teamg Baseball Team: Property Manager of the Gargoyle Clubg Vice-President of the Athletic Council. Mcimbcv' of Croft Houses P1'c'p11ri1:g fm' Mivhigmz SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 1936 ACADEMIAN ROBERT MCELDOWNEY, JR. Bob MGC Entered Shady Side 1935 Born April 8, 1919 Morewood Gardens, Pittsburgh, Pa. Conversation warms the mind. --Franklin 1935-1936: Member of the A Cappella Glee Clubg Member of the Glee Club: Member of the Trouba- dors: Track Squad, Leader of Violin Accordion Quintet: Member of the ALYKIJICMIAN Board: Member of Forum. Mcmlwr of Ellxworlh House Pr'r'pm'ing for Prim'cfmz SHADY SI DE ACADEMY 40 1936 ACADEMIAN VVILLIAM LOUIS NIEDRINGHAUS Bill Nif'dy Entered Shady Side 1927 Born December 24, 1917 701 South Linden Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. I was not always a man of woe. -Scott 1933-1934: Football Squad: Track Squad. 1934-1935: Football Team: Volley Ball Team: Track Squad: Member of the AvAm:mAN Board. 1935-1936: Football Teamg General Manager of the Avfximmlllxw Board: Member of the Glee Club: Mem- ber of the Sargon Societyg Member of the S Club: Gargoyle Clubg In Cast of Three Live Ghosts. Mcmbm' of 1110 Day Sludcxnfs Prrparing for Prirzrrlrnz, SHADY SIDE ACADEMY -ll 1936 ACADEM AN THOMAS WHARTON PHILLIPS, III 'fTom Entered Shady Side 1931 Born April 19, 1917 Phillips Hall, Butler, Pa. Fling away ambition, by that sin angels fall. -Shakespeare 1933-1934: Member of St. AndreW's Society. 1934-1935: Member of St. Andrew's Society. 1935-1936: Member of St. AndreW's Society. Ml77lIl!'I' nf Cro-ff House Pr: 1111717111 for Yale SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 42 1936 ACADE IAN WALTER DAY RIDDLE, JR. Wall f'Rid ' Entered Shady Side 1932 Born April 26, 1918 209 Chestnut Road, Edgeworth, Pa. All wisdom's armory this man could wield. -George Meredith 1933-1934: Member of the Forum: Treasurer of More- 1 l wood House: Soccer Squad. ,, X 1934-1935: Soccer Team: Member of the Sargon So- , ciety: Member of the News Board: Wrestling Team: Track Team. 1935-1936: President of Ellsworth House: Member of the Student Council: Member of the Governing Board: Member of the Gargoyle Club: Member of the Sargon Society: Member of the News Board: Soccer Team: Track Team: Member of the Cum Laude Society: Wrestling Team: St. Andrew's Society. Mmnlier of Ellsworfh House Preparing for Ilarmrd SHAIDY SI DE ACADEMY 43 1936 ACADIEM AN ROBERT RALPH SIMPSON Simp Bob Entered Shady Side 1935 Born April 18. 1918 135 Washington Avenue. Oakmont, Pa. Let us be silent that we may hear the whispers of the Gods. ---f-Emerson 1935-1936: Football Teamg Basketball Team: Member of the Sargon Societyg Member of the S Clubg Baseball Team. Mmnbm' of 1110 Day Sludcozfs Prrfpnriwlgy for Iowa Slnfc SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 44 19315 ACADEM AN JAMES DREYFUS SPEAR Spmrsi1 ' Jim Entered Shady Side 1935 Born June 7, 1918 6306 Beacon Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. No fool can be silent at fl feast. 'J' f f -fSolon 1935-1936: Football Squad: Baseball Squad Membm' of Morvwood House Prcpnriozg for Cornell SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 45 1936 ACADEM AN FRANKLIN ELNATHAN STURGEON, JR. Sturge Entered Shady Side 1935 Born March 21, 1918 121 First Street, Aspinwall. Pa. The hair 'ls the richest ornament of women. -Luther 1935-1936: Football Team: Basketball Teamg Member of the A Cappella Glee Clubg Member of the S Club: Member of the Sargon Societyg Member of the St. Andrew's Societyg Track Team. Membcrr of Ellsworth House PI'F17GI'f71g for Frankli'n and Marshall SIHIADV SIDE ACADEMY f 46 19315 ACADEM AN WALTER RALPH SYKORA Walt Sy Entered Shady Side 1927 Born May 27. 1918 Verona, Pa. I am not rr politiciafn, and my other habits are good. -Artemus Ward 1933-1934: Junior Soccer Team: Musical Club. 1934-1935: Varsity Soccer Team: Golf Team: Gun Club: Seven Arts Society: Member of Gargoyle 5 In A Club: In Cast of Rollo's Wild Oat : Orchestra: News Board. 1935-1936: Varsity Soccer Team: Golf Team: Captain of Gun Club: Seven Arts Society: Member of ACA- DEMIAN Board: Member of News Board: Treasurer of Gargoyle Club: In the Cast of Three Live Ghosts : Member of the Troubadors. Member of the Day Sfzulffntx Prcprlring for Harwzrd SINIADY SIDE ACADEMY 47 19315 ACADEMIAN 'C' WILLIAM SVVEET TALLMAN, JR. Bill TrlIsy Entered Shady Side 1930 Born July 25, 1913 4 Linden Place, Sewickley, Pa. As large as life and twice as immral. A 'Dodgson 1933-1934: Circulation Manager of the News: Assist- ant Basketball Manager: Member of the St. An- drew's Society. 1934-1935: Assistant Soccer Managerg Member of the Forum: Member of the Seven Arts: Circulation Manager of the News. 1935-1936: Member of the Forumg President of the St, Andre-w's Society: Treasurer of the Seven Arts Society. Fall Term: Circulation Manager of the Nrivsg President of Forum, Spring Term. Mrnzlim' of Crnfl Housr' SHADY SIDE ACADEMY A 48 . 1.2, 1936 ACADEM AN A ,,,.-W, EDWARD RAY VVEIDLEIN, JR. Ed Weidy Entered Shady Side 1927 Born July 12, 1918 325 South Dallas Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sm was his name. 'Q ' ' -:ls 8 Harte 1933-1934: Lightweight Soccer Team: Lightweight Basketball Team. 1934-1935: Member of the News Board: Assistant Business Manager of the ACADFIlN1lAN,' Member of the Sargon Society: Treasurer of the Seven Arts Society, Fall Term: Member of the Dance Com- mittee: Soccer Squad. 1935-1936: Editor-in-Chief of the News: Business Manager of the ACADEMlANj Vice-President of the Sixth Form: Vice-President of the Student Coun- cil: President of the Day Students: Marshall of the Sargon Society: President of the Seven Arts So- ciety, Winter Term: Soccer Team: Vice-President of the Cum Laude Society: Member of Student Governing Board. Member of the Day Sfudents Preparing for Princeton SHADY SIDE ACADEMY 49 1936 ACADEMIAN Whifey ROBERT MCKINNEY WHITE, II Entered Shady Side 1934 Born April 15. 1918 320 Hazelcroft Avenue, New Castle, Pa. I'll woo her as the Lion woos his bride. ---Home 1934-1935: Football Squad: Basketball Squad: Base- ball Squad. 1935-1936: Soccer Team: Member of the Sargon So- cietyg Member of the S Clubg Baseball Squad. Member of Croft House Preparing for Washington and Jefferson we I. Sify' ZW SHADY SIDE ACADEMY -fl ... 5 f ' 5,13 li- 50 THE LUWEIQ FUIQMS HI ,L J, f I 4 pq ag , Rik A ' Aw K' ' ' H fs' M I, , Ig., wa , N Y FIFTH FOIDM OFFICERS WILLIAM STEINMEYER, II .. .... President JAMES STEELE Gow .......... ...... V ice-President IRVING MEYER JOSEPH KAPLAN . . . . Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS JOIIN DANIEL BAI'M BAKER AI.DRlN BRAIIENRAVGII GIBSON PACKER BUCHANAN RICHARD E. BVTLER, JR. LEE LORD CHANDLER, JR. JOHN WOIiTliINGTON DORSEY RORI-:RT ANDRIS FINLAYSON JAMES STEELE Gow, JR. NICHOLAS VAN REED Hl'NTEl! IRI'INu MEYER JOSEPH KAI'I.AN DAVID STOREY KETCIIITLI Rom-:RT MCCOOK MAXWELL JOSEPH WEST MONTGOMERY, JR. NATHANIEL RVE HIGH Moon, JR. THOMAS MORTON RICHARD WILLIAM Ml7ELLER, JR. HENRX' POSNER, II EDWARD HARTJE RODGERS ISAIAH SCHEELINE, JR. GEORGE PRESTON SCHOYER STEWART HORNER STEI-'REI' WILLIAM STI-IINMEYER, II ROBERT NAPIER THOMSON OLIVER SARVER WITTMER SHADY SIDE ACADEM 52 FUUIDTH 1936 ACADE AN DAVIII STEWART JAMISON .... OFFICERS ARTHUR FII-:Ln HUMPHREY, JR. . . ROBERT MACDONALD CLARK .. JIIIIN STI-:Numa C.-XN'I.4Jli JAMES STVAIIT CHI-:ss RIIIIRIIT MAI'ImNAI,n CIAAIIK JusIcI'II HI:Im:N KAMI' Dwx' IIII JAMES AIIQIIN FISIIFIIK Rli'llIXIIIT FoI.I,II-NSIII-:Ir JIJIIN Ensux FIIIIRRII JIIIIN VVISTI-:II Fox, JII. WII.I,IAxI JACUR FRANK, JR XVII,I,IIm GICAIIAAI HI-:INI:II, JII. AII'I'lII'II FII:I,n HI'xII'IIIII1:Y, JAMES GIIAN1' HI'NTI:II DAVID STI-:w,IIIT JAAIISIIN RQIIIQIIT BIIYII JIIIINSTIIN WIuuIvIII'IfF SI'm'I-II. KBILIA' RIIWIAIIII STANI.m' KNIIIIIT RIDIKIIIIET EIIWAIID LANc,Is'1'I:II MuIIIIIs Gl?I.llSA1ITlI Lmx' JIIIIN FII,INI'Is LIITT MEMBERS . . . . . . President . . . . . Vice-Preside1It .. Secretary-T1'ef1S'urm' RIIIIICII EAIAIRTT LIIIIIIINRY SIII:IIwonIm MMITIN RICIIAIIII HFINIIX' MII,I.I:II RICIIAIIII SMITII MlTi'lIPII,I, JIIIIN STIAIIT Mulmnw MAI,coI.xI FINImI.I:Y ML'C1PNNl'1l,I., JII Rm' Hmm Mt'KNl1llIT, JII. AIITIIVII MI-:An Own: JIIIIN OIIAISIIY PIIII.I.II's GIQIIIIIII: PAI'I, RI'ssIcI.I, RIUIIAIIII LYIJN SAI.sIzI'IIY XVII.1.IuI HPINIIN' SUIIIII-:N, III Iuvmu SAMVICL S1-III-sv H.NIilIX' NVII,I.I,IxIs STRWAIIT JOIIN DAIISIIC '1'IIImIsoN Rum-:IIT BI'TTs NVIQIIIIJIIN ANIIRRW Lrro XVIJII., III ALIIRIIT VVI-:I.I.s, JII. JIIIIN MIIIIIIIS VVuI.If FUIQM -I -J ,- OFFICERS TIHIIDD FCEM HOYVARIJ DILWORTII EDWARDS Preszdent DON WALLACI GOW Vzce Prewdent ROBIN RT RUDULPH MARQHBANK Sevrefaru Treaeurer ll ll ll DI-I Iill IIN BI-IxwI'I'r Hum CIIDIIT BIIIIII Jmwx SI IIAIIIII BONNIIX HM s GflIKh1IX Bow Iw FIII-.XIII F BIIADI MIM I II JI: RI I Il Rum IITNDN BIIIII JDIIN MPIIICITT CDII Hmx um Dll XWIRTII EIIIIIIIIIII. IDIIN1 PIII I EIAIN Dux XVAI I MI Gum, RDIIIIIIT BIII ll HAII XX II I IMI HAIII PX HDDII I 'I IIIIIINII HI 'I' III I Ku INIAINN Ru IIAIID MAICUI III KITI III IDII N Rum IIT KIDI I Pi MEMBERS JDKIII I CINIFI VVIIITH RDIII-IRT NIKIIIDIIN KIIIIXIXN WIIIIIII MATTIIPXV LAIIIII II DAXID MIRTINI LI-IIxIIxw JANIPS GAIQPIFID LIIWIN .III RDIIIRT RI UI Illl MIIINIIIIINII WIIIIMI BRIILIII-NDIIIDI I OIIII OIIIzIIx KIIIII PIIICI .III Sm III RDIMIAN RILIIIXIKID S.-XXII PI Snmx GI-ORCI WIIITNII-I SNIIDIII GEORGE' KFFPORTQ STFVPNIHON III JMIIIN EDW 'KRD STI- xx un' KIRIII IND WIIII Tuma J PAII JOIINNTON UIIQI IIXIH' .II JDNIIII AIIIIONN In Ach I JAXIIIN SIDTT W AITUN HINIII Kxux XVx1wDx II I SHAIDY SIDE ACADEM .14 I I -I 4 4 1 1 5 ................................ - . , 4 L. ..-.,..-.......... I A' u Js-1' 'xc IHC' ' ' I: ' ' IIII I , I :.' ' ': I' ' I I 2 I I' I' 1 I :.' ' :I 1 . .'I. I' ':, . 1 I- I .' II II I : :I' I: LIITIIAAI LDDMIS BIIVNDIIIIID ' I II, . . I I I ' I I: I 2' : 1 .I I :.' 'I :'I 'II I I:' II 'III' Il' , II. 'I :I I 'N 'I I' ' I ', I. KA I , JII. I' 'I I' xnxx ' I' I I ' 'AI I II' ' V I I' . I' I I 'FII :I' ' .' .' I .' .' 'I I' I: :'I:I, JII. SECUND '15 1936 ACADEM AN ANDREW DOUGHERTY WOLI-'E ........... .... P rcsideni VVALTER JOSEPH CURLEY .. ...... Vice-President THOMAS PARKER BIGGERT .. .. Secretary-Treasurer JAIxIEs BI.l'xI BACIIAIIXN J,IIxIEs S'roNI: B.II.'rI-:R RWIIAIIII LEM' BIIRAEII TIIIHIIAS PARKER BIuuER'r JOSEPH H. BOXVMAN, JR. JOHN HART CIII-iss VVAIITER JosI-:PII Cl'liI,liX', JR. JoIIN HANSEN GEI.I.A'rI.v HI:RIIER'I' ALP'REID GHJNEY, JR DAYIIT EMI-:RY GII.I-: JnI-II. GoI.nsAII'rII JAMES MAIBISIJN CJRAYES, III HENRY HAAllI.TIDN Hl'NTP1li BENNII JANSNEN, JR. BERTRANII XVI-:ST LI-:wIs, JR. LINI-'mm SMITH MACImNAI.Im JIHIN BEIII-'oIIIm Nomm: R,IL'IlAlkD VUIGIIT NI I I'AI.I., JR. JIMMIE BRVCI-1 P'ATlCllSON CIIARI.Es XVII.1.IAaI PATTIJN XVII.l.lA51 BLAINI: PIIII,I.Irs XVILLIAM GANSON RKJIIPIIITSKJN PIIILANDI-:R KNOX RODGEIIS, JR. JIJIIN HI'I.I. SCOTT, JR. PAVI, R.lJTIIl!lll'K SIIIIIEII, JR. ANDREW' DoI'I:IIEII'rY VVoI.I-'I-I FCEM fl' W., ,, WILLIAM SINGER MOORHEAD JOHN CROSSEN HAYS, JR. . JOHN HUBBARD BROOKES .. JOIIN LOGAN BAILEH' MELVILLE CIIVRGII BLAIR JOIIN HI'BIlAIiIl BROOKICS RORERT JAMES BRUWNSCOMHE EITNVIN BAYLEY BVCIIANAN RALPII EMERSON DAVIS, JR. HENRY BOYD EDWARDS, JR. JOIIN JACOB FISHER DI'NVAIiI7 BELMONT F'RAMI'TON RIIIXPZIZT CAhlI'liFIl.I, GOW ROLANII HAlCllIHflN ALFRED D. HATTkINI7AK'll JOHN CROSSMAN HAYS, JR. KEN NETII CONRAD HIGAIIIJ GEORGE IVIARSIIALL HEINER GISIJIIKJIAI VVERR I-III.I.IARIm H. TALROTT HILLIARII EIIKZIKIC RORERT HIICSII OFFICERS MEMBERS . . . . . President . . . . Vice-Presidenf .. Secretary-Treasurer ALEXANDER PATTON JANSSEN THOMAS MII-'I-'LIN JONES, IV OLIVER JAMES KELLER, JR. WILBER STAUNTON KING WILLIAM EVANS MILLER, JR. ROBERT MILLIGAN VVILLIAINI SINGER MIJKDIIIIFIAD, JR VICTOR SAGO MORRISON THOMAS MAIISIIALL HOWE NINIICK, J WILLIAM HOWARD NIAIICK, III HOWELL FITCII NOIXIFIR WALTER COACIIMAN PRICE GEORGE STEWART QFAY, II ALVIN ROGAL TIIOIIIAS WALLACE SAIITII, III VVILLIAM GEORGE SMITII WILLIAM EDNVARD SNAAIAN JOHN CHARLES SVCCUI' GICORGE DE VVITTE VVICR, JR. SHADY SI DE ACADE 56 FIIQST FDIQM THE HDUSES SHADY Sl IDE ACADE OFFICERS WALTER DAY RIDDLE, JR. .. ......... .. PHILLIP LE GOULLON MEYER WILLIAM JACOB FRANK, JR. MR. HARRIS G. HAVILAND .. MR. HARRY F. LUDWIG .. WILLIAAI HlJW'ARll COLI-IERT JOIIN WORTIIINOTON DORSPIX' JOIIN PAI'1, EGAN RAYMOND JOIIN ENGLPIRT WILLIAM JACOII FRANK, JR. WILLIAM HADLEH' HODILL RICIIARII MAI,cOLIvI KF1TCTl1l'M MEMBERS . . . . President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer ......... House Master Assistant House Master DAVIO MARTIN LI-:IIMAN ROBERT IVICELDOWNEY, III PIIILII- LEGOYLLON MEX'ER TIIKJIXIAS MARSHALL MERRILTIC WALTER DAY RIIIDLE, JR. IRVINO SAMVEL STAPSY FRANKLIN ELNATIIAN STVRGE-JON, JR wav-qu. ELLSWUIQTH HDUSE MDDEWCCD HUUSE MEMBERS IFSLIL HOLT Dreszdenf JAM:-As DRLYFUSS SPEAR Vu'ePrev1dcnf ROBLRT BOYD JOHNSTON Secretary MR FRLD1-.RICK A MCCOLLUM House Master JONFIII Dl'PRILhN Bmrrwvr Lawn Hom .Inu-s S1 rum-R Boxxx:-x Rom-wr Bmn .Immvrov Juwxu HEIDPNKAXII Duxru JOIIIN Romm' K1 Ollfkll VINCENT Cot RTN!-x Dxxwrz .In SIIFRVSOOD CIIRISTX MAR1'11x Romln' Axmux FINIIAX vm VVIIIIANI Bleu M INRIDCI' Olin Juru Dram I nw S1 rm: 1936 ACADEM AN UP VV , . . ................... 1 V, VV V-V V VV V. V g. 1, . 1. . . ,VV , VV VVVV V V V. .A . A 4 A . . VV VVV- V V-V V V VV ..' .4 .. . , ,', A, ..' 'I, . I' . ' f.I.' I'V.' '. SHAIDY SIDE ACADEM ARTHUR IRWIN MURPHY RALPH GRANT JOHNSON, JR. . RICHARD FOWLER GEER .... MR. G. L. JONES ....... MR. R. W. DAVIS . . . GARRPJTT DENISE BOWNE, III HAVS GORLILX' BOWNB JOHN MERRITT COLE RICIIARD O'NElL DIII-'I-' JAMES DAX'ID FRAWLEX' RICHARD FOWLER GEER WILLIAM EDWARD HAGI'E, JR. CHARLES FREDERICK HAIIDENSHIELD RODGERS HIIRLBIYTT HEISS JOHN RGBEIIT HPIRMES, JR. ARTHI'R FIELD I'IIYMPHRI-JY, JR. JAMES GRANT HlTNTER DAVID STIYART JAMISON RALPH GRANT JOHNSON, JR. ROBFIRT EDWARD LANCASTER JOHN FRANCIS LOTT ROBERT RI'DI'LPH MARSHBANK MALCOLM FINDLEV MCCONNELL, JR. ROV HERD MCKNICI-IT OFFICERS MEMBERS . . . . . . President . . . . . . Vice-President . . . Secretary-Treasurer House Master . . Assistant House Master RICHARD SMITH MITCHELL JOSEPH WEST MONTGOINIERY, JR JOHN STUART MORROW ARTIIITR IRWIN MURPHY, JR. ARTHI,TR MEAD OVER THOMAS WHARTON PHILLIPS, III HENRY POSNER, II GEORGE PAUL RIYSSELL ISAIAH SCHEELINE, JR. GEORGE PRESTON SCHOYER WILLIAM HENRX' SCHOEN, III GEORGE WHITNEY SNYDER STEWART HOHNER STEI-'FEV WILLIAM STEININIEYER, III JAMES EDWARD STEWART WILLIAM SWEET TALLMAN, JR. KIRHLAND WILEY TODD, JR. ALBERT WELLS, JR. ROBERT MCKINNEX' WHITE OLIVER SARVER WITTM ER CIQUFT HCUSE , .EE BAYAIQD HUUSE ROBERT BRUCE HALL Preszdent JAMES GARFII-,LD LEWIS, JR Vzce Preswdent WILLIAM GANSON ROBERTSON Secretary Treasurer MR R V HOWARD R081-RT JANIILS BROXVINSCOMBE LATIIAIII Looms BRL NDRED HI-REI-RT ALFIII-D GIDNEX JR IROBBRT BRI Ch HALL TIIRRI-NCI HUNT TIIoIxIAs MIPPLIN JoNI-:E JR BIIITRAND WENT LLNVIQ JAxII-s GARI-'IELD LEWIQ JR MEMBERS Asszstant House Master LINIIORD SMITH MACDONALD HowELL FITCII NOMER JOHN BEDFORD NOMI-R FI-IOMAE M H NIXIICK JR GEORGE STEWART QI AS II WILLIAM GANsoN Rom RTQON WILLIAM EDWARD SNAMAN Jouw CHARLLE SI ccor 1936 ACADEM AN 61 l . 1' I 1 4 OFFICERS MR. C. P. SIIRIVER ................................ House Master SHADY Sl IDE ACAIDE OFFICERS EDWARD RAY WEIDLEIN JOHN LOVELAND FRARY MR. ALFRED C. DICKEY , JOIIN DANIEL BAI'IxI BAKER ALIIRIN BRADENRAVIIII GIIIEON ID.-XFKER BVOIIANAN RIVIIARII ELLIS BVTLER, JR. JOIIN STENIIER CAYLER LEE Llllill CIIANDLER, JR. JAMES STVART CIII-:ss ROIIERT ML'DIJNAl,Il CLARK TIIOAIAE l'1UNVARD CZLICAYENGEIK RORERT DVI-'F DALZELL, JR. MlTCIIP1I.I, BENJAMIN DPIGROCJT, JI JAAII-:E AIIQPIN FISIIER Rll'IlAl!Il FOLLANSREE JOIIN EDSON F'0liKl'IR JOIIN WINTER FOX, JR. JAAII-rs ALAN FRANK JOIIN LOYELAND FIKAIIX' PIIIIIII' AIlAA1S GOEIIRINI: JAMES STEELE GOW, JR. WILLIAAI GRAIIAM HEINER, JR. BVRTON LOI'Is HIRSCII NIvIIOLAs VAN REED HITNTPIIR CIIARLEE HOAIER JOSEI-II, JR. ROIIERT LEWIN KANN President . . Student Council Representative MEMBERS . . . . . . . . .. Faculty Supervisor IRYINII MEYER JONEIIII KAIILAN WOODRVIEI-' SCOYEL KEIILY RICIIARD STANLEY KNIGHT DAX'IID LIANGNVORTIIY MIIRRIS GOLDSRIITII LEYY ROGER EMMETT IJOVGHNEY RKDISERT MCCOOK MAXYVPII.I. RICIIAIIIJ HPINICX' MlI.LPIli NATIIANII-:L RI'E HIGII Mflfllk, JR. TIIOMAN MOIETIIN RIKTIIAIID WILLIAM MI'ELLER, JR. WILLIAM LOIIIS NIEDRINGIIAVN JOIIN OIIXXISBH' PHILLIPS EDWARD HARTJPI RODGERS RICIIARD LYON SALSIIVRY R,0liERT RALPH SIMPSON HARRX' WILLIAMS STEWART WALTER RALPII SYKORA JOIIN DARSIE THOMSON ROBERT NAl,lPIR THOMSON EDWARD RAY WEIDLEIN, JR. ROBERT BUTTS WEIDLEIN ANDREW LEO WEIL, III JOIIN MfJRRIS WOLI-' IJDDEIQ FUIDM DAY STUDENTS ED FUD AY STUDEN S JOIIN LOIIAN BAILIIV JAMI-Is STONII BALTI-:R RILTIIAIKD LIIVV BARAIIII HAICIIX' CROIRT BICKI-:L THOMAS PARKER BIGGRIIT MIILVILLR CIIVRCII BLAIR JOSIIPII H. BOWMAN, JR. FRANK E. BRAIIIINRAVGII, JR RlIl'D RKIIIPIIITSUN BRILL JOIIN HI'IIIIARIm BROOKES EDW'1N BAYLI-:V BVCIIANAN JOIIN HART Cumss WALTPIII JOsI:I'II CI'RLI-IV, JR. RALIIII EMIIRSON DAVIS, JR. HI-:NRV BOYD EDWARDS, JR. HIFXVAIRIJ DIIAVURTII EIINVAIQIDS JOII N JACOB FINIII-:R DIVWARIJ BELMONT F'RAMI'TON JOIIN HANNON GFIlII.ATI,PZX' DAN'ID EMERY GILII JOEL GOLIJSMITII DON WALLACE GOVV ROIIIIRII CAAII'I:I:I,I. GOW JAMES MADISON GRAVI-Is, III R.tiI.AND HAIIRISON ALFRED D. HATTIQNRACII JOIIN CIIOSSAN HAVN, JR. KIINNIITII CONRAD HIIALIJ GIIORGII MAliSIIAI.I, HRINIIII Gkllllillkl VVRRR Hll.I.IAlilD H. TALROTT HILLIARI1 EDGAR ROHI-:RT HIIISII MEMBERS HPINRW' HAAIILTON H I ' N'rI:R BIINNO JANSSIIN, JR. ALICXAN In-:R PATTON JANSSI-:N KARL J. KAUFMANN, JR. OLlN'PIR JAINIES KI1:LI.En, JR. WILBER STAITNTON KING WILLIAM MATTIIFIW LAIRD, JR. VVILLIAINI EVANS MILLEIII, JR. :ROBERT MILLIGAN WILLIAM SINGER MOORIIEAD, JR. TIIOMAS MAIISIIALL Hows RICHARD VOIGIIT NUTTALL, JIMMII-I BRI'cI4 PAT!-JRSON CIIARLIIS WILLIAM PATTON WILLIAM BLAINE PHILLIPS ORICIN KI-:RR PIIICPI, JR. WALTER COACIIMAN PIIICE NIRIICK, JR. PIIILANDER KNOX ROIJGERS, JR. SAYIII-: RAIDMAN ALVIN RIIIIAI. JOIIN Hl'I,L SCOTT, JR. PAUL ROTIIROCK SII-:BI-IR, JR. RICIIARD SAIIIVIIL SIINION THOMAS WALLACE SMITII, III YVILLIA M GIIORIII: SM I'rI I GEORGE KIIIIPORTS STI-JVENSON, III PAI'L JOIINs'roN UIiQL'IIAliT, JR. JOSIIPII A1.l'IIIJNS VAN ACKERIIN JAMES SCOTT WALTON HPINRN' KNOX VVATSON, II JOsIII'A CLVIII1: WIIRTZIIII, JR. GI-IORIII-: DIIWITTI: WICK, JR. ANDRFINV DOITLII IIIRTV WOLFR J 1936 ACADEMIAN 63 1' In emoriam John Walter Conwell, Jr., died October 25, 1936, whose life was full of promise, whose record as a student was honorable, and whose career :it Shady Side, though brief, will be long remembered by his classmates of the class of 1941. 6 4 -Q gi 2 XX 7 ' Kekk v pg SATI IDE SHAIDY SIDE HDYSB El8Cti0l1S Done Most For Class . . . . . . . Goehring Done The Class Most . . . ..... . Duff Wittiest .................. . . . Bowne Most Unconscious .......... . . . Meyer Biggest Drag With Faculty .... ....... F rary Class Caveman .........l... ...... H ermes Class Social Lion ......... Haudenshield Daintiest Feet ......... ...... J oseph First To Get Married . . . .............. Hague Biggest Rough Houser .... .......... M cEldowney Babes In Toyland ....... . . . Langworthy Sz Dalzell Most Literate ........ ............... D wyer Class Deadpan . . . ............... Spear All Around Man .. . . . Englert Class Strong Man . . . . . . Hirsch Most Studious .... . . . Phillips Most Ambitious .... ...... S impson Biggest Gloom ....... . . Langworlhy Most Likely Bachelor .. ..... Merrick Best Natured ....... . . . Tallman Class Sourpuss . . . . . . Englert Handsomest ..... .... K ann Thinks He Is .... ...... H olt Best Legs ..... . . . Colbert Class Drunk . . . .... Hague Class Sissy ...... .... S turgeon Best Athlete ...... . .. DeGr00t Most Respected . . . ........ Duff Best Build ......... . . . Cleavenger Most School Spirit ..... ....... K ann Most Happy-Go-Lucky . . . . . . Johnson Best Voice ................ . . . Spear Thinks He Has Best Voice . . . . . . Merrick Best Dancer .............. . . . White Class Brain Truster ...... . . . Hermes Loudest .......... . . . Frank Most Debonair . . . . . . Riddle Most Natural ..... .... D alzell Firmest Democrat .... ...... P hillips Stoutest Republican . . . . . Cleavenger Class Capitalist .... .... T allman Class Matinee Idol ....... ....... G eer Most Restrained .......... ........ S pear Schoolgirl's Secret Passion . . . . . . Niedringhaus Most Angelic ............ ..... S ykora Class Toughy . . . . . . Frank Haziest ....... .. Weidlein Most Brilliant . . . . . . Frawley Class Bluebeard . . . . . . Meyer Gayest ......... . . . Frary Mental Molecule . . . . . Murphy 66 ACADEMIAN The Class and its Oninions Do You Smoke? ...... Favorite Cigarette . . . Favorite Tobacco .. Do You Drink? .... Favorite Drink , ..... Most Pleasant Year .... Hardest Year .. Hardest Course ....... Most Interesting Course Dullest Course ........ Most Useless Course Best Teacher ...... Favorite Teacher . . . Favorite Sport to Play . Favorite Sport To Watch Favorite Amusement . . . Best Movie .......... Favorite Movie Actor .. Favorite Movie Actress . Favorite Stage Actor . . . Favorite Stage Actress . Best Play .... . Best Orchestra ...... Favorite Girl's School .. Girl's Name ......... Politics ............... Shady Side's Greatest Need ........... What Has Shady Side Done For You ? . . . What Have You Done For Shady Side ? . . ..............Yes, 221 No, 14. .. . . .Camel, 83 Philip Morris, 63 Chesterfield, 43 All Others, 4. .....Bull Durham, 63 Prince Albert, 53 All Others, 4. .....Yes, 223 No, 14. XXX, 123 Milk, 73 Scotch Sz Soda, 3. Sixth Form, 233 Fifth Form, 73 Next Year, 6. ...Sixth Form, 221 Fifth Form, 73 Every Year, 7. Mathematics, 203 Chemistry, 103 Golf, 6. ..... Science, 153 None, 113 History, 10. . ..... Latin, 133 English, 12: History, 1. History, 20: English, 103 Greek, 6. Mr. Sample, 143 Mr. Jones, 133 Mr. Alex- ander, 9. Mr. Jones, 203 Mr. Alexander, 83 Mr. Dickey, 8. Swimming, 213 Football, 123 Ping Pong, 3. Football, 23, Basketball, 12: Mr. Barnes opening an umbrella, 1. Necking, 293 Pool, 43 Mr. Dickey, 3. Mutiny on the Bounty, 16: The Great Ziegfeld, 143 Top Hat, 6. Clark Gable, 133 William Powell, 123 Boris Karloff, 11. Joan Bennett, 183 Ginger Rogers, 9: Mae West, 9. Alfred Lunt, 193 Walter Houston, 143 Mr. Craig, 3. Lynn Fontanne, 192 Honey Bee Keller, 93 Katherine Cornell, 8. Three Men On A Horse, 173 Three Live Ghosts, 103 Nicotine Lane, 9. Benny Goodman, 213 Hal Kemp, 93 Troubadours, 6. . ..... Winchester-Thurston, 183 Not In A Cap- pella, 93 Arlington Hall, 7. Aquahermaline, 163 Toots, 143 Mary, 6. Republican, 223 Communist, 83 Demo- crat, 6. Swimming Pool, 26Q More Week-Ends, 73 Less Rules, 3. Nothing, 163 Plenty, 143 Educated, 6. Less, 16: More, 143 Paid 5li1,250, 6. 67 SHADY SIDE Dde'-19315 EDWARD WEIDLEIN Our Shady Side of old and favored name, Again we're called to Witness days well spent. We look to future years to give a fame That from this nation's breadth may well be lent, As more and more the happy days shall bring Thy name to countless numbers yet unknown And teach them of thy praises e'er to sing, Till all thy former greatness is outgrown. From Southlands, luring as a fairy spell, From regions charming as a maiden fair, May cultured, polished throngs of students swell Thy ranks and of thy glorious bounty share. They'd bring a heritage of nobler life From culture three eventful centuries long, Their friendship-never more to mar with strife- Would make them stronger while it made thee strong From out the eastern regions'-broad expanse In greater part, thy future students pour, Urbane and friendly, these thy name enhance, Distinguished in the pattern of the four Strong threads of schoolday life: the sport of youth: Activities, an aid to self and school, Enduring friendships, calm respect for truth-- For ages sought in wisdom's silent pool. From sun-parched, wind-swept lands of western climes, From prairies proudly rich with crops of gold, There trek brave sons and heirs of future time To taste thy store of knowledge, deep and old. They, too, will learn to share thy golden store Of fondest mem'ries garnered from the years: They, too, will sing thy praises ever more, And join thy sons in ever swelling cheers. So may thy future ever glorious rise, As fleeting years unroll a greater fame, So may thy stature e'er increase in size, Till all this nation learns to love thy name. 68 , ACADEMIAN History of 1936 RICHARD F. GEER Class histories are ordinarily class histories. They serve to re- view the achievements of a class-any class, for that matter. They are always interesting. Sometimes they are more interesting, especially if the historian happens to have that verve known as a flare for historical recording. In years past, when youthful hero-worship urged me to add glamour to the efforts of those above me in the school, I was duly impressed by the solemnity of the historical treatise. Today, as it is my privilege to present the history of this class I can appreciate only too well the feel- ings of the small boy whose inflated balloon has burst, leaving him noth- ing where a moment before there had been a source of pride in a pleasing toy. I feel emptiness, inadequacy. However, since it is my honor to pre- sent the history of the Class of 1936, I must proceed. Our beginning, in the school year ending 1925, is remembered by one sole survivor, the present historian. If I chose, with none to gain- say me, I could paint that as a glorious year, but memories have dimmed as the eleven succeeding years have passed. Now I can scarcely remem- ber more than that there was a first year. The following year, however, a really outstanding boy appeared in the class. Since the time he entered Shady Side, aside from having the honor of being President of the School, of the Sixth Form, and of Croft House, he has earned letters in baseball, wrestling, and has been captain of the football team. You have probably guessed his name. It is Art Murphy. That year there also en- tered Oliver Whittmer, whose quiet way and participation in St. Andrew's, soccer, and golf have been for many years a pleasant influence in the class. The next year, four new members were added to the rolls of the present class. They were: Charley Haudenshield, who was, in this past year, captain of the soccer team, member of the Sargon, and member of the S Clubg Bill Niedringhaus, who was on the football team and con- sequently a member of Sargon, General Manager of the ACADEMIAN, and in the cast of the Gargoyle play, Three Live Ghostsg Walt Sykora, a soccer star, captain of the Gun Club, member of the ACADEMIAN Board, and member of the NEWS Board, Eddie Weidlein, who was Editor-in-Chief of the NEWS, Business Manager of the ACADEMIAN, and who proved himself a sturdy lineman on the soccer team. The remaining years at the Junior School passed without a single addition to the present membership of our class. In the transition from the Junior to the Senior School, however, our number was increased by five new classmates. Bob Dalzell was one. For the past year he has been a member of St. Andrew's Society, assistant manager of tennis, and in 69 SHADY SIDE in the cast of the Gargoyle play, Alas Poor Yorick. Dick Duff entered the class that year. Besides being President of the Student Council, and a member of the Glee Club, he has shown his worth in each of the three major sports: football, basketball captain and baseball. The third new member was Jack Hermes. During his stay he has become a member of the Forum, Football manager and consequently a member of Sargon, a member of the Glee Club, and a veteran in the Gun Club. Another addi- tion was Dave Langworthy, who was Business Manager of the NEWS, member of Sargon, and in the cast of Three Live Ghosts. Last of these five comes Bill Tallman. Bill's efforts have been deeply appreciated by all of us, and as President of the Forum and of St. Andrew's he has shown real leadership. He has also been circulation manager of the NEWS for the past three years. The following year brought another array of boys, this time seven in number. They were: Garrett Bowne, basketball manager, member of the soccer squad, and member of the Troubadorsp John Frary, a star on the football and track teams, member of Sargon, and member of the Student Governing Boardg Jim Frawley, our class secretary and treas- urer, who was captain of the Gun Club, member of Sargon, and who proved his worth on the football team, Bill Hague, member of the Glee Club, Art Editor of the ACADEMIAN, soccer manager, member of the Forum, Grant Johnson, although secretary and treasurer of the Sargon and a member of the golf team, is best known for his football prowessg Charley Joseph, member of track and soccer teams, and member of the ACADEMIAN Boardg Tom Phillips, who was a member of the St. An- drew's Society. In our Third Form year Shady Side Academy became an adventure for two new students. Jim Frank has been Managing Editor of the NEWS and member of Sargon, but was primarily interested in the Gar- goyle Club of which he has been president for the past year. The other newcomer was Walt Riddle, who is a soccer star as well as President of Ellsworth House and a member of the NEWS Board. In 1933-4, only two additions were made to the class. Tom Cleaven- ger will, no doubt, be a great musician, for he has spent most of his time in the Glee Club and in the school orchestra. Isaiah Scheeline has been a member of the Forum, a member of the soccer team, and manager for two years of the Gun Club. The next year saw three new members enter our ranks. During his stay, Phil Meyer has shown his mettle as a soccer player, track man, and wrestler. Bob White won his letter in soccer, and in so doing earned for himself a place in Sargon and the S Club. Bob Kann is best known for his work in football and baseball, while on the campus he was a mem- ber of the ACADEMIAN and NEWS Boards. QConlin14cfl on puge 745 T 0 ACADE AN C ass Dronhecy , DAVID LANGWORTIIH' Imagine, I said to no one in particular, as I wandered down the street, trying to write a prophecy of the lives of thirty-odd people when I don't even know what is going to happen to myself. As if in answer to this perplexing problem, a large gaudy sign thrust itself into my vision. The Great Ben Ali, it announced, Sees All, Knows All, and Will Tell All for One Dollar. Second floor. This cryptic message was written on a sign suspended from one side of a dismal building in the more deserted part of town. After rereading the sign several times, I decided that a dollar would be well spent if it cleared up my prog- nosticative difficulties. So without further ado, I entered the building and mounted the creaking stairs to the second floor. On the left side I saw an open door from which issued a pale pink glow. Timidly I entered and found, seated in an easy chair, a most unusual fellow. Sir? he said, jumping to his feet and hastily adjusting a turban which had been cocked rakishly over one eye. He wore a miserable little goatee which waggled spas- modically when he talked. I-ah-saw your sign outside, I began lamely. Ah, yes, he proclaimed sadly, my sign. He appeared quite at a loss for a moment but recovered himself with etfort. You would like the Great Ben Ali to foretell your future? he queried intimately. Well, I replied, unot mine especially. I'd like to know what's going to become of my classmates. You see, I'm writing a class prophecy. Ah, Ben Ali understands. You wish me to gaze into my crystal and, clearing away the mists of time, see what becomes of your classmates, yes? Very well, come this way. We entered. through some soiled plush curtains, a small room, dark save for a dim light in the corner which revealed a table and two chairs. On the table was a large glass ball. I seated myself, as directed, in one chair while the fortune-teller sat down in the other. After some preliminary hand-waving on the part of Ali, the crystal glowed with light and Ali started to speak in a low, distant voice. Whom do you wish to know of first? Let's start with Art Murphy, he's president of the class. The Great Ali sees a sign on a glass door. It says 'Arthur Murphy, Fancy and Ball- room Dancing. Tap dancing Taught in Ten Lessons.' Well, what do you think of that! I cried. I wonder what will become of Dick Duff. I see a Salvation Army Band playing on a street corner. A man is singing. It is Duff. He is singing 'Nearer, My God, To Thee.' He's probably flat, as usual, I remarked. What of Grant Johnson ? I see an artist's studio. A young man is posing for a collar ad. It is Johnson, muttered Ali. What about Dick Geer? I hope he hasn't taken to posing for an eye wash ad or something. I see a carnival. A man is showing the crowd gathered before a booth how easy it is to hit a target with a baseball. There is something odd about the whole business be- cause he does not let the people use the same balls he uses. Probably just sentiment, I said. What about Phil Meyer? A policeman is arresting a small man for trying to incite a crowd to riot. The small man has long hair and he is waving a large red flag. It is Meyer. Imagine Phil Meyer a radical! Just goes to show, you never can tell, I remarked chattily. What becomes of Joe Bowne? 71 SHADY SIDE I can see a very hot swing orchestra playing in a taxi-dance hall. There are several young men in the orchestra. Look into the crystal and see if you know them. Why, I cried, looking into the crystal, if it isn't Bowne playing a saxophone. And there's Bob McEldowney with an accordion. I never knew he could play the accordion. And Tom Cleavenger blowing himself purple over a trumpet. Why, there's Colbert holding the music for the orchestra leader. That leader seems to be familiar. For goodness sake, it's Hermes! Now, what's this. A tap dancer. Why, it's Charley Joseph of the nimble feet. Say, Ali, who runs this establishment? I see, said Ali, gazing into the crystal, a large neon sign. It says 'Jim Frank's Paradise Dancelandf Isn't it awful, how people will carry on, I declared. Ali blushed and asked hastily who was next. I guess Eddie Weidlein, I replied. I see newspaper headlines. They say 'Clark Berrymore's theatre mobbed by love- sick women fans as popular screen star makes personal appearance.' There is a profile portrait of Weidlein on the front page. He seems to have changed his name. I never would have thought it of Weidy. Ah, well. What will happen to Isaiah Scheeline? I see a book, a dictionary. It is entitled, 'Scheeline's New Encyclopaedia of Words and Phrases Little Used in the Arabic Tongue.' Izzy always was a walking dictionary. Say, how about Jim Spear? I see a busy street. In the vestibule of a vacant store a man is selling neckties which he insists come directly from Paris. It is James Spear. Yes, he just tried to sell me a pair of pants. Didn't succeed, though. Let's see what becomes of Bob Kann. The crystal reveals Kann seated at a desk writing out a check for a large amount. It is made out to the Federal Income Tax Bureau. Kann is humming and seems quite happy- That's odd, I said. Either Bob is practicing penmanship or else you've made a mistake. What does Tom Merrick become? I see a large banquet in progress. The toastmaster has just requested a gentleman to address the guests. The gentleman blushes confusedly, stammers out a few words, and sits down quite Ilustered. He is Tom Merrick. Golly, that isn't like the Merrick I know! Let's have a look at the Les Holt of the future. A large man with a luxuriant red beard is stretched out on the ground chewing a blade of grass. In the distance are rolling fields of hay. Near the man are a great many small children who call the man 'pappyf Presently the man falls asleep and the children creep silently away, leaving him chewing on his beard which he mistakes for grass. The years certainly have been easy with Les, haven't they. But then, you wou1dn't know, would you? What becomes of Frank Sturgeon? I see a red headed young man in a gymnasium peering over his glasses at a group of girls whom his is teaching the art of skipping rope. It's Frank Sturgeon. Over in the corner of the gymnasium another young man is keeping time very badly on the piano. His name is-ah, Robert Simpson The lucky fellows. I'll bet they have a nice time. Imagine! Gym instructors in a. girls' school. Do you see anyone else? Yes. Outside I see the bus driver. He is trying to disconnect the governor on the bus which limits it to twenty miles an hour. It is Walter Sykora. I also see a teacher. He carries a book of Browning's love letters to Elizabeth Barrett. He picks a flower and inserts it into a letter which he is carrying. His eyes are dreamy and he walks as though in a daze. The letter, the crystal shows, is signed 'popsy-wopsy.' The name of the man is is ' You needn't tell meg it's Bob White. See anyone else? 72 ACADEM AN 'WVell, yes. A young man is sleeping in a hammock with a copy of ESQUIRE over his head. His name is Tom Phillips. I see, also, another person. He is standing looking out of a window in the headmaster's house. In fact, he is the headmaster. He stands twid- dling a long watch chain of Phi Beta Kappa and Summa Cum Laude keys. Outside his oflice several people are waiting impatiently to see him. I think he's trying to create an impression by keeping the people waiting. It is Walter Riddle. I see also a man picking up bits of paper off the lawn with a long handled spear. He is very artful in his work and hums to himself cheerfully all the while. It is Burton Hirsch. Offhand I'd say that the girls got a big dose of the Class of 1936. What about Bill Tal1man. I see a man surrounded by photographic equipment of every sort. Several assistants stand by a large truck which is also loaded with photographic paraphernalia. The man is peering through a camera the size of a postage stamp taking a picture of a dying tulip. It is Tallman. Goodness! Such goings-on. What happens to Heiss? I see the guard-house at West Point. Heiss has been locked up for ten days because he sang 'Pahdon Mah Suthin Accent' under the commandant's daughter's window. Good old Mississippi! What befalls Bill Neidringhaus and his ACADEMIANT' The crystal shows that Niedringhaus still runs the ACADEMIAN and has just broken the record by publishing it two days before Labor Day. What about John Frary? The crystal reveals a hobo camp. The self-elected king of the hoboes, who is Frary, is taking his fellow tramps to task for something or other. He has all the hoboes, but one, quite terrified. This fellow is unconcernedly bouncing a tin can on his head. It is Charley Haudenshield. There is one member of the itinerant group who seems out of place because of his golf clothes. He seems to be searching for something. Ah! the crystal shows all! It is James Frawley and he is looking for a golf ball which he hit onto a moving freight train. What becomes of Dizzy Dalzell? I see a theatre marquee. It says 'Dalzell's Dimpled Darlings of 19603 Ah, look! A police car rushes up in front of the theatre and a crowd of policemen run into the theatre. It seems to be a raid. What will happen to Bill Hague? I demanded. I see a night court. A magistrate is seated at the desk exchanging questionable jokes with a motorcycle cop. The magistrate, who is smoking a long black cigar, is Hague. The policeman is Ray Englert. A court clerk who resembles greatly Vince Dwyer looks up and asks the magistrate how to spell 'inebriatedf 'Drunk' growls the magistrate and an innocent bystander who just came in to see what goes on at a night court is clapped into jail to sober up. He is Phil Goehringf' Well, I exclaimed that's all except Mitch DeGroot. The crystal shows a mining town theatre. On the stage is an actor playing Hamlet. It is DeGroot. Suddenly one of the audience shouts out, 'Heg, mug. You're sure Hamlet -without the 'let.' DeGroot silences the offender with a well directed shot of the skull which he was holding in his hands That's that. I sighed. Thank you very much, but before I go I wonder if you wouldn't take another look into that miraculous crystal of yours and foretell my future? Why, certainly. I see-I seeff' Suddenly the light in the crystal winked out and a heavy voice from without the curtains was heard. Say, buddy, I'm from the light company and I got orders to toin your lights off until you pay your electricity bill. Sorry. Ali turned pale and, seizing the crystal, was about to hurl it at the light company man when I grabbed it from him. I thrust a bill into his hand and dashed out of the building, pulling the light company man with me. For some reason I couldn't get the idea out of my head that the fortune-teller looked strangely like myself. 73 SHADY SIDE CC'ontinucd from page 705 By far the largest number of acquisitions to our class came last fall. At that time sixteen new members trod the Sixth Form grass with the older members of the class. Bill Colbert played football, sang in the Glee Club and played in the school orchstra. Mitch DeGroot seems best fitted for the stage, as he played an important part in the Gargoyle pro- duction, Three Live Ghosts. Singing was Vince Dwyer's specialty as was shown by his work in the A Cappella Glee Club. Ray Englert was a member of the Forum, a member of St. Andrew's, and a member of the soccer and golf teams. Phil Goehring, the next addition, was a sturdy lineman on the football team and a member of the S Club. Rodgers Heiss was a member of the football team, track star, and tennis star. Burton Hirsch has been a member of the Glee Club, Assistant Junior Football coach and a member of the baseball team. Les Holt showed his excellence in football, baseball, and basketball. He has been a member of the Student Council and President of Morewood House. Aside from being on the tennis team, a member of the NEWS Board, and of the Glee Club, Tom Merrick took First Prize in the Oration Contest. Bob Mc- Eldowney's interests were mainly in music, having been a member of the A Cappella Glee Club, and Troubadorsg he was also on the track team. Bob Simpson has starred in each of the three major sports, football, basketball, and baseball, and was also a member of Sargon. Jim Spear has been on the football and baseball squads. Frank Sturgeon was a big factor in the football line-up, a great basketball player, and track man. And so the History of the Class of 1936 reaches its end. The days and the years have been filled with enviable accomplishments. From the beginning, the class has set standards and maintained traditions that make this moment in which we have reviewed our Shady Side days a proud moment for all of us. 74 Q 4427 ?f!,Z ' THEM? aww HUNUIQS AND IDIQIZES l X SHADY SIDE The Cum Laude Society Shady Side Charter granted May 1, 1929. The Cum Laude Society is a national organization corresponding to Phi Beta Kappa in college. There are eighty-five chapters. In order to receive a chapter a school must maintain a high standard. There are two requirements for membership: first, a general average of eighty per cent, and second, the total number may not exceed one-fifth of the graduating class. OFFICERS WILLIAM EDWARD HAGUE, JR. .. ..... President EDWARD RAY WEIDLEIN, JR. ......................... Vice-President HONORARY MEMBERS ELECTED 1929 Mr. Merle Meredith Alexander Mr. Clarence James Geer Mr. Demass Ellsworth Barnes Mr. Hugh Murdock MacMullan Mr. Alfred Claire Dickey Mr. Frederick A. McCollum Mr. Harold Adin Nomer MEMBERS 1936 Garett Denise Bowne Richard O'Neil Duff Richard Fowler Geer William Edward Hague, Jr. Walter Day Riddle, Jr. Edward Ray Weidlein, Jr. 1935 James Murray Arensberg Allerton Miller Richards Edwards Chislett, II James Childs Rea, Jr. Will Brown Jamison Lambert Turner, Jr. 1934 John Grier Buchanan, Jr. James Emerson Smith Edward Painter Hobart John Horton Weisbrod David Fisher Parry Thomas Lynch Wentling 1933 Harper Follansbee Spencer Ross Hackett Lewis Henry Marks 1932 Thomas Leslie Lewis, Jr. Louis Myron Silverstein Henry Lockwood McClintock William Gilbert Succop 1931 John Miller Duff Joseph F. Guffey Miller James Haines Marks Cleveland Dodge Rea Clarence Bradley Watkins 1930 Charles Covert Arensberg Norton Van Voorhis Coyle George Franklin Gardner 1929 George Hawkins Acheson E. Bruce Hill, Jr. 76 ACADEMIAN HONOR DOLL December, 1935 SIXTH FORM GARRETT DENISE BOWNE ROBERT LEWIN KANN WILLIAM EDWARD HAGUE, JR. EDWARD RAY WEIDLEIN, JR. FIFTH FORM JOHN DANIEL BAUM HENRY POSNER, II FOURTH FORM ROBERT MACDONALD CLARK THIRD FORM JOSEPH DEERICRS BENNETT DON WALLACE Gow HARRX' CROFT BICKEL RICHARD MALCOLM KETCHUM HAYS GORMLY BOWNE RICHARD SAMUEL SIMON JOHN MERRITT COLE PAUL JOHNSTON URQUHART SECOND FORM THOMAS PARKER BIGGERT BENNO JANSSEN, JR. ANDREW DOUGHERTY WOLFE FIRST FORM JOIIN LOGAN BAILY WILLIAM EVANS MILLER, JR. JOHN HUBBARD BROORES WILLIAM SINGER MOORHEAD, JR JOHN JACOB FISHER WILLIAM HOWARD NIMICK, III ROBERT CAMPBELL Gow HOWELL FITCH NOMER THOMAS WALLACE SMITH, III FIRST HONOR STUDENT WILLIAM SINGER MOORHEAD, JR. SECOND HONOR STUDENT JOHN MERRITT COLE I I SHAID IDE HDNDIQ IQULL March, I 936 SIXTH FORM GARRETT DENISE BOWNE ARTHUR IRWIN MURPHY, JR. RICHARD O'NI-:IL DUFE EDWARD RAY WEIDLEIN, JR. WILLIAM EDWARD HAGUE, JR. WALTER DAY RIDDLE, JR. FIFTH FORM JOHN DANIEL BAUM IRVING MEYER JOSEPH KAPLAN GIBSON PACKER BUCHANAN HENRY POSNER, II FOURTH FORM ROBERT MACDONALD CLARK RICHARD LYON SALSBURY THIRD FORM JOSEPH DEERICES BENNETT DON WALLACE Gow HARRY CROFT BICHEL RICHARD MALCOLIVI KETCHUM HAYS GORMLEY BOWNE SAYRE RODMAN JOHN MERRITT COLE PAUL JOHNSTON URQUHART SECOND FORM WALTER JOSEPH CURLEY, JR. BENNO JANSSEN, JR. ANDREW DOUGHERTY WOLEE FIRST FORM JOHN LOGAN BAILEY OLIVER JAMES KPILLER, JR. JOHN HUBBARD BROOKS WILLIAM EVANS MILLER, JR. JOHN JACOB FISHER WILLIAM SINGER MOORHEAD, JR KENNETH CONRAD HEALD THOMAS WALLACE SMITH, III THOMAS MARSHALL HOWE NIMICIK, JR. FIRST HONOR STUDENT JOHN MERRITT COLE SECOND HONOR STUDENT WILLIAM SINGER MOORHEAD, JR. 78 ACADIZ IAN HCNCIDS AND DIQIZES IN SCHDLADSHID JUIIB, 1935 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS First Honor . . . ............................ LAMRRRT TURNER, JR Second Honor .......................... ' PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST First Prize .... ......................... . . WILLIAM CROFT BICKI-:L Sermzd Price .........,... . ...... ROBERT BI-:NJAMIN HEYWARD MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE MEDAL Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute JAMES CHILDS REA, JR. SCIENCE PRIZE Gift of Mi: M. M. Alexander JAMES CHILDS REA, JR. LATIN PRIZE Gift of Mr. F. A. McCollum RICHARD O'NIQIL DUFF ENGLISH PRIZE Gift of Har1'm'd Club of Western Pennszflrania for Excellence in Englislt, Fifth Fotm RICHARD O'NEIL DUI-'F FRENCH PRIZES Gift by the Gorermnent of the French Republic, Fifth and Sixth, Forms Fifth Form . . . ................ RD HAGUIGV, JR. Sixth Form .... WILLIAM EDXVA . . . . . . . LAMBI-:RT TURNER, JR. TSI JAMLS MURRAH ARI-JNSBIJRG SHAD SIDE ACADEMIAN SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE CHEAD BOY OF ENTIRE SCHOOL! Gift of Mr. Alfred C. Dickey PAUL JOHNSTON URQUHART, JR. 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. William A. Palmer ALLERTON MILLER THE YALE AWARD Gift of The Yale Club of Pittsburgh RICHARD O'NEIL DUFE HARRIS MEMORIAL BASKETBALL TROPHY ALLERTON MILLER WILLIAM MOFALL MARTIN AWARD IN VERGIL Gift of Mrs. Richard W. Martin LAMBERT TURNER, JR. THE DAVID E. HACKETT LITERARY ACQUAINTANCE PRIZE Gift of Spencer Ross Hackett JAMES MURRAY ARENSBERG THE THORNTON OAKLEY AWARD IN CREATIVE ART ROBERT JOSEPH RUSSELL 80 'x f g fl xiqzffy leg r W jfnli Z 'J x' ,P fx' 6 I . -'egg -A ' - qwfgf . X f' gf f I J IE, gy , rw ' , Q fl 4 DY 5105 UQ vav- gi '4 ,r. ' ff ,gs--in A Mu, v N . 425-ICM ewes S. .A if-km UIQGANIZATIONS OFFICERS RICHARD O'NEIL DUFF ....... . . . EDWARD RAY WEIDLEIN, JR. . . . ARTHUR IRWIN MURPHY, JR. .. . MEMBERS RICIIARD O'NI-:IL DIIFF ..... EDWARD DAY WIJIDLIJIN, JR. .. AR'rHI'R IRWIN MVRPIIY, JR. WALTER DAY RIDDLE, JR. LI-:sI.nf: Hour ........... JOIIN LDVDLAND FRARX' VV1I.1.IAM STIQINMDYIIR, II JAMES STEELE Gow, JR. .. STUDENT CUUNCIL . . . . President .. Vice-President . . . Secretary Sixth Form Representative President of Day Students President of Sixth Form and President of Croft President of Ellsworth .. . . . .. President of Morewood Day Student Representative . . . . . President of Fifth Form Fifth Form Representative SHADY Sl DE ACAIDE 82 IQZHB ACADEM AN OFFICERS ARTHUR IRWIN MURPHY, JR. ......... .... P resident JOHN LOVELAND FRARY RALPH GRANT JOHNSON JAMES DAVID FRAWLEY DAVID LANGWORTHY .. WALTER DAY RIDDLE ....... . . . . . Vice-President . . . Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . Initiation Chairman . . . Entertainment Chairman Sentinel EDWARD RAY WEIDLEIN, JR. ............. .. Marshall FACULTY MEMBERS CAPTAIN WILLIAM A. P'AI,lX1EK HARIKIS G. HAX'lLANl7 RI'ssEI. VV. DAVIS SAIQGUN SUCIETY JIHIN DANIPIII BAI'M GAIIRETT DENISE BOWNE BAR ER ALDRI N BRADEN RA I 'II II JAMES ALAN FRANK JOHN LovI-:LAND FRAIIX' JAMES DAVID ITRAXVLEY RICHARD ZFOXVLER GEI-:II JAMES STEELE Gow, JR. CIIARLI-:R FREDI-:RICK HAIVIJPIN RDDGERS HI'R1IBl'TT HBIISS JOHN R,0llERT HERAIER, JR. LESLIE HKBLT RALPH GIIANT JDIINADN, JR. Rom-:RT IJEXVIN KANN RIEIIARD STANI.EY KNIGHT FREDERICK A. MCCDLLVM AI.ERED C. DIIIREY MEMBERS DAX'll7 LANGWORTIIY ROBERT McCooR MAXWPILI. PHILIP LI-:G0I'I.L0N MEYER NATIIANIFII. RIIE HIGH MOCHIC, JR RICHARD WILLIAM MIYELLER, JR. ARTHI'R IRWIN MI'RPHx', JR. WILLIAM LOl7lS NIEDRINGIIAVS HENRY PDSNER, II WALTER DAY RIDDLFI, JR. Rom-:RT RALPH SIMPSON STENVART HORNER STEEEEI' WILLIAM STEINMEYER, II FRANKLIN ELNATIIAN STI'Rc:I-IDN, IR EDWARD RAY WEIDLEIN, JR. ROBERT MCKINNEY WHITE SHADY SIDE ACADEM OFFICERS FALL TERM RICHARD O'NEIL DUFF . . PHILIP L. MEYER . . JOHN F. LOTT . . . . WINTER TERM JR. VVILLIAM E. HAGUE, GARRETT D. BOWNE HENRY POSNER, III SPRING TERM WILLIAM S. TALLMAN .. GARRETT D. BOWNE .... ROBERT E. LANCASTER MR. DEMASS E. BARNES MEMBERS GARIIFZTT DENISE BowNE RICIIARD O'NEIL DIIFR ROBERT ANDRIS FINDLAX'SON VVILLIAINI EDWARD HAGVE, JR. JOIIN ROBERT I-IERMES, JR. ROBERT EDWAIIII LANCASTFIR JOHN FRANCIS LOTT ROBERT MCCOOK MAXWELL MAIICOLIVI FINDLEX' MCCONNELL, JR. ROY HERD MCKNIIIIIT, JR. . . . . . President . . . . Vice-President . . . Secretary-Treasurer . . ...... President . . . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer . .......,. President . , . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Faculty Adviser ROBERT MCELDOWNEY, III PIIILIP LEGOITLLON MEYER RICHARD SMITH MITCHELL JOSEPH WEST MONTGOMERY, JR. JOHN STUART MORROW HENRX' POSNER, III GEORGE PAI'L R.L'SSELL WILLIAM HENRY SCIIOEN, III GEORGE PRESTON SCIIOYER STEWART HKDRNER STI-:FI-'EY VVILLIAIXI SWEET TALLIXIAN THE FUD UM SEVEN AIQTS CLUI3 JAMES A. FRANK .... EDWARD R. WEIDLEIN . . WILLIAM S. TALLMAN . . CHARLES H. JOSEPH . . . EDWARD R. WEIDLEIN . . . ROBERT LEWIN KANN . . . JOSEPH W. MONTGOMERY . . WALTER R. SYKORA .... CHARLES H. JOSEPH, JR. .... . WILLIAM S. TALLMAN, JR. IRVING M. J. KAPLAN ..... HENRY POSNER, III . . . MR. DAVID FRASER . . BAKER ALDRIN BRADENEAIIGH LEE LORD CIIANIDLEII, JR. ROBERT ANDRIS FINDLAYSON JAIXIES ALAN FRANK CHARLES HOMER JOSI-IPH, JR. IRYING MEYER JOSEPH KAl'I,AN ROBERT LEWIN KANN ROEI-:RT EDWARD LANCASTER OFFICERS FALL TERM . . . . . . President . . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer WINTER TERM ......President . . . Vice-President . . . . .. Secretary . . . Treasurer SPRING TERM ......President . . Vice-President . . . . . Secretary . . . . . . Treasurer ..FacuZtyAd1:iser MEMBERS RICHARD SMITH MITCHELL JOSEPH WEST MONTGOMERY, JR. JOHN STUART MORROW HENRX' POSNPIII, III STEWART HORNER STEFFEY HARRX' WILLIAM STEWART WALTER RALPH SYEORA WILLIAM SWEET TALLMAN, JR. EDWARD RAY WEIDLEIN, JR. 1936 ACADEM AN 85 JAMES ALAN FRANK ....... WILLIAM EDWARD HAGUE, JR. WALTER RALPH SYKORA .... CHARLES HOMER JOSEPH, JR. ARTHUR IRWIN MURPHY . . . MR. RAY E. HURD ..... JOSEIIII DEERICKS BENNETT WILLIAM HOWARD COLRER1' WALTER JOSEPII CIIRLEY, JR. MITCIIPll.L BENJAMIN DEGRIDOT JAMES ALAN FRANK WILLIAM JACOB FRANK, JR. DAN'lD EMERX' GILE WILLIAM EDWARD HAGVE, JR. GADEDYLE CLUB . . . . . Preszdenf . . . . . Vice-Preszdent . . Secretary-Treasurer . . . Property Manager . . . Stage Manager . . . . . Director CHARLES HOMER JOSEPH, JR. DAVID LANGWORTIIY JOSEPII WEST MONTGOMERY, NATHANIEL RUE HIGH MOOR AR'I'III'R IRWIN Ml'RPIIH', JR. WILLIAM LOIVIS NIEDRINGHAK' VVILLIAINI BRECKENRIDGE ORR WALTER DAY RIDDIIE, JR. WALTER RALPII SYKORA SHAIDY SI DE ACADE 1936 ACADEMIAN 65 Old Sweetheart Peggy Woofers Bolton ....... Jimmie . . . Bill Jones . . . Spoofy .. Rose .. Briggs .... Benson . . . An Officer .... Lady Leicester Three Live Ghosts CAST OF CHARACTERS . . . ..... . . . JOSEPH D. BENNETT DAVID E. GILE . . . WILLIAM H. COLBERT . . . . DAVID LANGWORTIIY .. . WILLIAM E. HAGUE, JR. ... . . . . .. WALTPJR R. SYKORA . . . JOSEPH W. MONTGOMERY, JR. . . . MITCHELL B. DEGROOT. JR. . . . WILLIAM L. NIEDRINGHAUS . . . . . WALTER D. RIDDLE, JR. . . . . . . WILLIAM D. ORR ST SHAIDY SI IDE ACADEM OFFICERS WILLIAM MATTHEW LAIRD, II . . . ...... President JAMES AIKEN FISHER ...... Vice-President MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD . . . . .. Faculty Adviser MEMBERS HENRY BOYD EDWARDS, JR. JOHN PAUL EGAN DUWARD BELMONT FRAMPTON JOHN HANSON GELLATLY JOEL GOLDSMITH KARL J. KAUFMANN, JR. WILLIAM HOWARD NIMICK, JR. HOWELL FITCH NOMER RICHARD VOIGHT NUTTALL, JR. GEORGE STEWART QUAY, II ALVIN ROGAL WILLIAM GEORGE SMITH HARRY WILLIAMS STEWART ANDREW LEO WEIL, III JOSHUA CLYDE WHETZEL, JR. GEORGE DE WITTE WICK, JR. DADIO CLUB ST ANDIQ IfW'S SUCIETY OFFICERS WILLIAM SWEET TALLMAN .............. ...... P resident PHILIP LEGOULLON MEYER .. Vice-Presidenf WILLIAM J. FRANK, JR. .... ...... S ecrefary MR. HUGH S. CLARK . . . . . Faculty Adviser MEMBERS ROBERT JAMES BROWNSCOMBE RICHARD O'NI'1lL DUFF RICHARD MALCOLIVI KETCHUM ROBERT EDWARD LANCASTER BERTRAND WEST LEWIS, JR. JAMES GARFIELD LEWIS, JR. JOHN FRANCIS LOTT ROBERT MCELDOWNEY, III THOMAS MARSHALL MERRICK RICHARD SMITH MITCHELL JOHN STUART MORROW WALTER DAY RIDDLE, JR. WILLIAM GANSON ROBERTSON WILLIAM EDWARD SNAMAN STEWART HORNER STEFFEY FRANKLIN ELNATHAN STURGEO N, JR 19315 ACADEM AN 89 RICHARD S. SIMON . OFFICERS FALL TERM CLUB . . ..... President KARL J . KAUFMANN .... Vice-President ANDREW D. WOLFE ............ Secretary-Treasurer WINTER TERM ANDREW D. WOLFE . . . ............ ......... P resident RICHARD S. SIMON . .... Vice-President KARL J. KAUFMANN ............ Secretary-Treasurer SPRING TERM KARL J. KAUFMANN .............. ...... P resident SAYRE RODMAN . . . .... Vice-President RICHARD S. SIMON . Secreta'ry-Treasurer MEMBERS JDIIN DANIEL BAIJM KARL J. KA!'FhIANN TIIDMAR PARKER BIGGERT WILBER STAUNTON KING JAMES MADISON GRAVES, III WALTER CDACIIMAN PRICE ROLAND HARRISON SAYRE RODMAN EDGAR ROBERT HlRSCIi ALVIN ROGAL HENRX' HAMILTON HIINTEII RICHARD SAMVI-:L SIMON ANDREW DAIYGHERTX' WDLFE 1936 ACADEMIAN 90 CDLLECTDDS ,, MUSICAL CLUBS OFFICERS STEWART HORNPJR STEFFEY ......... President, Leader of the Orchestra THOMAS HOWARD CLEAVENGER . . .......... Leader of the Glee Club BAKER ALDRIN BRADENBAUGH ............... Business Manager WILLIAM EDWARD HAGUE, JR. . . . . . Leader of the A Cappella Glee Club ROBERT MCELDOWNEY, III . . . . . Leader of the Violin-Accordion Quintet MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD .......,...............,........... Director The Musical Clubs under the direction of Mr. R. V. Howard have made inestimable progress during the 1935-1936 season. They have become the only preparatory school organization of their kind in the country. The past year resulted in the formation of the A Cappella Glee Club and the founding of a tradition of long trips during the spring vacation. These totally unprecedented spring trips were made with the able business management of Baker Bradenbaugh and the cooperation of President Stewart Steffey and William Hague, leader of the A Cappella Glee Club, which has covered more than three thousand miles in its trips to Washington, D. C., Greensburg, Pa., Charleston, S. C., and Richmond, Va. The Troubadors led by Stewart Steffey have made marked improvement in their technique. During the past year they have performed the thankless task of providing music for the daily chapel assemblies. They have played at many dances and have be- come noted for their novelty arrangements. The Glee Club, led by Thomas Cleavenger, was kept up to its habitual high stand- ards this year. They rendered two numbers, Land of Hope and Glory and Old Man River, at all the concerts in the Pittsburgh vicinity and were received very well. The newly-formed A Cappella Glee Club, under the leadership of William Hague and the careful supervision of Mr. Howard has achieved near perfection in a repertoire of twenty numbers. Most striking among their renditions were: Songs My Mother Taught Me, Men of Harlechf' and Sandman's Lullaby. The A Cappella also sang a group of three numbers with girls of Ellis School at their annual concert. The novelty combination this year consisted of the Violin-Accordion Quintet. of which Robert McE1downey was the leader. Of their large repertoire the two most appreciated numbers were The Lost Chord and Largo The soloists this year were: Stewart Steffey, pianog Robert McEIdowney, accordion: and Joseph Montgomery, piano. SHADY SIDE ACADEM 92 MUSICAL CLUB DFIZICEIQS SHADY SIDE ACADE STEWART HORNER STEFFEY THOMAS CLEAVENGER VVILLIAM COLBERT WALTER SYKORA ROBERT MCELDOWNEY NICHOLAS HUNTER MEMBERS RUUD BRILL . . . Leader GARRETT BOWNE THOMAS MORTON ROY MCKNIGHT JOHN COLE JAMES WALTON THE TIQDUIBADUIQS 1936 ACADEM AN 1 THOMAS HOWARD CLE AVENGER MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD .. RIOIIARD LEVY BARACII TIIOMAS PARKER BIGGERT JOSEPII H. BOWMAN, JR. BAKPIIZ ALDRIN BRADI-INBAVOII, JOHN HI'BHAliD BROORES RORERT JAMES BROWNSCOMRE RICIIARD ELLIS Bl'TI.BR, JR. RORPIIKT MAl'DONAI,D CLARK TIIOMAS HQIWARD CLEAVENGER WILLIAM HOWARD COLRERT RICHARD O'NFllII DVEE JOSEPII HEIDPINKALIP DWYER VINCENT COI'RTNI-:Y DWYER, J HENRY BIDYII EDWARDS, JR. JUIIN PAI'L EOAN RIOIIARD FOLLANSREI-I JOIIN EDSON FORKPIIK DAYIII EAIPIRX' GILE JOEL GCJLDSAIITII WILLIAM EDNVAIIKJ I'IAGI'E, JR. Bl'RTON LOI'IS HIRSCII VVILLIAM I-IADLEV HflDII.I. TORRENCE HI'NT CIIARLI-:S HOMER JOSEPII, JR. ROIIERT LEWIN KANN OLIX'ER JAMES KELLER XVOODRI'EI-' SCOVEL KELLY J R. OFFICERS MEMBERS . . . .... Leader .. Faculty Adviser KARL J. KAI'FAIANN RICIIARD MALCOLM KETCIIVM WILRER STAVNTON KING JAMES GARF'lELD LEWIS, JR. JOHN FRANCIS LOTT ROBERT MCELDOWNEX', JR. SIIERWOOD MARTIN ROBERT MCCOOK MAXWELL THOMAS MARSHALL MERRICK PHILIP LEG0l'LLON MEX'ER RICHARD HENRX' MILLER WILLIAM EX'ANS MILLER, JR. JOSEPH WEST MONTGOMERY, JR. JOHN STI'ART MORROW THOMAS MORTON WILLIAM LOI'IS NlEDRINGllAI'S WILLIAM BLAINE PHILLIPS WILLIAM GANSON ROBERTSON PAI'L ROTIIROCK SIEBER, JR. RICIIAIRD SAMI'EL SIMON WILLIAM G. SMITII STEWART HORNER STEI-'I-'EY HARIIX' WILLIAM STEWART FRANK ELNATIIAN STVRGEON, JI JOHN CHARLES SITCCOP ANDREW LEO WEIL, III GEORGE DI-:WITTE WICK, JR. GLEE CL I3 H A CAIDDELLA GLEE CLUB MEMBERS WILLIAM EDWARD HAGUE, JR. ....... .... . Leader VVII.I.IAM HAGIII-I, JII. FRANKLIN S'rI'IIGI:uN RICIIAIID DUFF VVILLIAM C0I,IzI-:RT RQIIIEIIIT MCELDOW N II: Y VINCFINT DWYIIII TIIIIAIAS MFIIIRILTK JIIIIN Lo'r'1' RQIHPIIIT NIAXNVMLL STI+IwAIz'r S1'IcI-'Fm' JosI-:I-II Mowruomznn' S'rI'AIIT Mouuow TORRI-:NCE HVNT Josl-:PII DWYER RICHARD KIQITCII VM Smzkwoon MAIITIN JOHN EIIAN RICIIARD Ml'PIIILPlli ACADEM AN 1936 95 VIULIN- ACC 0 I2 D I 0 N Q IJ I N TET T T MEMBERS ROBERT MCELDOWNEY .... ........... ................... L e ader ROBERT MCELDOWNEY STEWART H. STEFFEY JOHN R. HERMES, JR. WALTER R. SYKORA JOHN STUART MORROW MR. R. V. HOWARD 1936 ACADEMIAN 96 - I f fy J 3 y y ET X X M f wx xx XR K fax 5 4, Y W , f ,,1, K 5 -. X f 1 5 ff? 1 f' Iv . ' 3 1 ' - In X, - If VV vfkffx , H 4 5 Xxx yj -wf :A uf , -?A 1X jf kip XX JJ ,, -4. iv VS f'f' f fi H- M N M' ' 'b y.9? . Nw W J Q ' f :Xi 5 V, f y r' ff 1' ' X M H- J x f X W. f xx-5' r wfC'fl.,,A4 - X xii ,X - N Nwgg K X T ' ,, , . 1 fj s?Q ff, -- -- ' 1 .L-Q A X 1 W f h I3 BLICATIDNS SHAIDY Sl IDE ACADEM The editing of the NEWS and the ACADEMIAN is one of the most interesting occupations in the school. The NEWS makes its appearance every other week, giving accounts of events that have happened. During the first week the editors gather material, and write articles, which are sent to the printer. The proofs are returned within a few days, and it is then that the hardest work begins. Tuesday is NEWS-dayg for that is when the articles are arranged in order, heads for the items are written, and the set-up of the pages is made. When, after a full after- noon's work, everything is ready, the Dummy is sent back to the printer where copies are made. On Friday the publications of the NEWS are received, and are delivered to its many subscribers. Since so many features are to be found in it, the ACADEMIAN re- quires a full year for its editing. Early in the beginning of the school year the editors start on their respective tasks. The Snap-shot editor takes pictures of the various sports. The Art editor thinks of ideas that he might use. The Sixth-Form editor has the photographs of the Seniors taken. The Literary editor commences the writing of his articles. All this work is continued throughout the Winter term until the Spring when the finishing touches, which is the hardest task of all, are put on by the Editor-in-Chief. Upon his shoulders rests the respon- sibility of the arrangement of the entire book. When the book is com- pleted, it is the result of much time, work, and original thinking. 98 ACADEMIAN IBDAIDD General Manager WILLIAM LOUIS NIEDRINGHAUS Business Manager EDWARD RAY WIJIDLEIN, JR. EDITORIAL BOARD ROBERT LEWIN KANN . . CHARLES HOMER JosEPH .... WALTER RALPH SYKORA .... . WILLIAM EDWARD HAGUE, JR. . . ROBERT MCELDOWNEY ....... . .............. BUSINESS BOARD THOMAS CLEAVENGER JOHN LOTT WILLIAM PHILLIPS MR. ALFRED C. DICKEY ............... ....... . . . DIR. HARRIS G. HAVILAND . . . . . . . MR. DAVID W. FRASER, JR. . . . . Sixth Form Editor . Statistics Editor . . . Features Editor ...... Art Editor . Snapshot Editor . Business Adviser Editorial Adviser . . . . . Art Adviser 1936 ACADEMIAN 9 9 EDWARD RAY WEIDLEIN, JR., '36 JAMES ALAN FRANK, '36 ...... WALTER DAY RIDDLE, JR., '36 . . . . GIBSON PACKER BUCHANAN, '37, . . RICHARD O'NEIL DUFF, '36 ...... ROBERT LEWIN KANN, '36 .... WALTER RALPH SYKORA, '36 . . . THOMAS MERRICK, '36 ........... STEWART HORNER STEFFEY, '37 . . . BAKER ALDRIN BRADENBAUGH, '37 DAVID LANGWORTHY, '36 ......... WILLIAM SWEET TALLMAN, JR., '36 JOHN FRANCIS LOTT, '38 MR. HARRY F. LUDWIG .... NEWS BUAIQ D . . . . Editor-in-Chief . . . . Managing .. Feature . . . . Feature . . . Sports . . . Sports Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor . . . . Knick Knacks . . . . House Editor . . . .Club Editor . . . . . . Alumni Editor Business Manager Circulation Managers Faculty Adviser SI-IADY SI DE ACADEMIAN 10 N . I 1 , 1 i v P n . I T MAJDIQ SDDIQTS SHAIDY Sl IDE ACADEM Athletic Deview During the past year many successes accompanied the efforts of the various athletic teams. Despite losing the Tri-State Championship, the football team had a good season. The large support it received by the students encouraged the team to make many points against its oppo- nents, and in one case to score as high as eight touchdowns. In soccer, the games with University and Nichols schools resulted in a Tri-State Championship tie. The season as a whole was a fine one with many local victories. The basketball team was most notable in its successes. It was one of the best teams ever formed in the history of the school. Of the seven- teen games played, fourteen were won. A record as excellent as that is worthy of much praise, and the ACADEMIAN commends the captain for his leadership, and the team members for their admirable showing. Since the minor sports received a very large following this Spring, it is of little wonder that the baseball team failed to uphold the stand- ard set by preceeding baseball teams. The track team performed well, especially in the field eventsg the tennis and golf teams came close to becoming the first in their class, while the Gun Club, the other minor sport, won the Kiskiminetas Trophy for permanent possession. 102 IQ35 FOOTBALL X or 7 - 2 ARTHUR I. MURPHX'-, JR. .. Captain JOHN R. HEIRMPZS, JR. ..... .. Manager MR. KENNETH L. ORMISTON ........, Coach MR. RUSSELL W. DAVIS .... .. A.w.wi.w1ant Coach SCHEDULE S.S.A. Opp. Oct. 3 XVestern Pennsylvania School for the Deaf . 3 . .. .... 1 Home Sept. 28 Shaler High School .................... 13 .... . 0 Home Oct. 4 Perry High School ....... .. 0 .... 20 Home Oct. 12 Brentwood High School .... 19 .... 0 Home Oct. 19 Oakmont High School .... .... 5 2 .... 13 Home Oct. 26 'University School .............. .. 0 .... .. 3 Cleveland Nov. 2 VVestern Reserve Academy ....... .. 12 .... 13 Hudson, O. Nov. 9 ifNichols School of Buffalo, N. Y. ....... 26 .... . O Home 'Tri-State Preparatory League Championship Games. The following were voted major sport awards in football: Murphy, captaing Hermes, manager, Sturgeon. Frary, Simpson, Niedringhaus, Kann, Johnson. Holt, Duff, Frawley, Heiss, Goehring, Bradenbaugh, and Steinmeyer. The FSS, substitute letter was awarded to Humphrey and Hunter. The following received the FS2, second team letter: Colbert, Spear, Rod- gers, and Russell. ACADE AN 1023 CIIARLI-Is F. HAUDI-INSHII-:LII . . . . . . Captain WILLIAM C. HAGUPI, JR. .. .. Manager MR. HARRIS G. HAVILANIJ .. Coach SCHEDULE S.S.A. Opp. Oct. 8 Allegheny Vocational School .... .... 1 .. 2 Oct. 11 Carnegie Tech .............. ... 2 ... .. 3 Oct. 15 Peabody High School .... .. . 1 .. 0 Oct. 17 Carnegie Tech ........... ... 2 . ,. . . 1 Oct. 22 Connelly Trade School ..., 2 0 Oct. 26 University School ............. . . , ...... 1 . . . . . 2 Oct. 29 Peabody High School , ..................... 1 0 Nov. 1 Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf . 2 .. 4 Nov. 2 Shady Side Alumni ........................ 2 1 Nov. 5 Carrick High School .............. ... 2 ... .... 0 Nov. 9 'Nichols School of Buffalo, N. Y. ........... 6 1 Nov. 16 Western Reserve Academy of Hudson, Ohio. 5 .. 1 'Tri-State Preparatory League Games. The following were voted a major sports award in tain, Hague, manager, Geer, Riddle, Mueller, Meyer, Posner, S. Gow, Over, Wells, Clark, Follansbee, and D. Gow. 193 1935 SUCCDID Home Away Away Home Home Cleveland Home Home Home Home Home Home soccer: Haudenshield, cap- Weidlein, White, Sykora, The following received the sSs, substitute soccer letter: J. Hunter, Joseph, Bowne, Morrow and Cleavenger. SHADY IDE 104 Skim 1936 BASKETBALL RICHARD O'NEIL DUFF .. Captam GARRETT D. BOWNE .. Manaqer MR. RUSSELL W. DAVIS .... Head Coach MR. HARRIS G. HAVILAND . Asezstant Coach SCHEDULE Date School S.S.A. Opp. Dec. 10 Avalon High School .... 22 21 Home Dec. 14 Shaler High School .... 35 24 Home Dec. 28 Alumni . .............. .... 3 9 .... 22 Home Jan. 11 Arnold School ........... .... 2 4 .... 15 Home Jan. 14 Peabody High School .... 30 22 Home Jan. 18 Asplnwall High School .... 28 11 Home Jan. 21 Etna High School ....... .... 3 2 .... 21 Home Jan. 24 Arnold School ............. .... 2 7 .... 16 Away Jan. 24 Oakmont High School ...... 36 20 Home Feb. 1 Carrick High School ........... .... 2 2 . .. .... 38 Home Feb. 4 Allegheny Vocational School .... 38 16 Home Feb. 8 Western Reserve Academy . .. .... 23 .... 34 Hudson, O Feb. 11 Bellevue High School ........ .... 1 8 .... 38 Home Feb. 15 'Nichols School, Buffalo, N. Y.. . . .... 32 15 Home Feb. 18 Oliver High School .......... .... 3 8 .... 23 Home Feb. 25 South Hills High School ................ 41 .... 18 Home Feb. 29 'University School ....................... 27 .... 26 Cleveland 'Tri-State Prep League Championship Games. ACADEM AN 1 05 1 RICHARD FOWLER GEER ..,.... Captain IRVING MEYER JOSEPH KAPLAN .. .. Manager MR. RUSSELL W. DAVIS ....... ........... C' oaoh MR. HARRY F. LUDWIG . . . . . . Assistant Coach Apr. Dormont High School .... Apr. Kiski School ........... . . Apr. Turtle Creek High School .... May Western Reserve Academy .. . May South Hills High School ....... May 'Nichols School, Buffalo, N. Y. May Crafton High School ....... . . May 'University School, Cleveland . . . May Wilkinsburg High School . . May Kiski School ..,.... .. May June Peabody High School . . . Alumni ................. 'Tri-Scate Prep League Games. 1935 BASEBALL , ,,.. Home Away Home Home Home Away Home Home Home Home Home Home SI-IADY IDE 106 1936 TRACK Apr. May May May May May May 28 2 5 9 14 19 23 Carrick High School .... Aspinwall High School Bellevue High School ....... Western Reserve Academy .. . Butler High School .......... Wilkinsburg High School ........ 'University-Nichols-Shady Side .... 'Tri-State Prep League Championships. WILLIAM STEINMEYER, II Captam PHILLIP LEGOULLON MEYER . .. Manager CAPTAIN WILLIAM A. PALMER Coach Home Home Home Away Home Home Home ACADEM AN 107 19315 ACADEMIAN Bowne ..... Bradenbaugh Clark ...... Duff .... Frary . . . Frawley .... Geer ..... Wearers of The S . . . . . . . . . . . . .Basketball Manager '35 . ...Football '35g Basketball '35-'36 . . . . .Soccer '35 '35g Basketball '35-'36g Baseball '35 . . . .Football . . . .Football '34-'35 '35 . . . .Football Baseball '34-'35g Soccer '353 Basketball '35-'36 Goehring . .. .... Football '35 Gow, D. . . .... Soccer '35 Gow, S. . . .... Soccer '34-'35 Hague ..... . . . .Soccer Manager Haudenshield .... .... S occer '34-'35g Baseball '35 Heiss ......... . . .Football '35 Hermes . . . . .Football Manager '35 Holt ....... . . .Football '35 Humphrey . . . . . .Baseball '35 Johnson .... .... F ootball '34-'35 Kann . . . . . .Baseball '35g Football '35 Knight . . . .... Track '35 Maxwell .... .... B asketball '35-'363 Baseball '35 Meyer .... . . .Soccer '35 Moor .... .... T ennis '35 Mueller . . . . . .Soccer '35 Murphy ....... . . .Football '33-'34-'35g Baseball '35 Niedringhaus .... .... F ootball '34-'35 Over .......... .... S occer '35 Posner . . . .... Soccer '35 Riddle .... . . .Soccer '35 Simpson .... . . . ,Football '35g Basketball '36 Sturgeon . .. .... Football '35g Basketball '36 Steinmeyer . . . . . .Football '33-'34-'35g Track '35 Sykora ..... .... S occer '34-'35 Weidlein . . . . . .Soccer '35 Wells .... .... S occer '35 White .. .... Soccer '35 108 MINUIQ SDUIQTS 1936 TENNIS SEASON 19315 TENNIS N. R. HIGH Mo0R, JR. ........................ . . . Captain WILLIAM H. COLBERT . .. . . Manager MR. HARRIS G. HAVILAND . . . . . . Coach Date Team Place Apr. 30 Arnold School ............... Away May 2 Western Reserve Academy .... Home May 4 Avalon High School ......... Home May 6 Mt. Lebanon High School .... Home May 9 'Nichols School of Buffalo Away May 11 Arnold School ............. Home May 14 Avalon High School ................................ Away May 16 National Invitation Prep Tennis Championships Kenyon College ............................... Away May 18 'University School of Cleveland Home May 21 Wilkinsburg High School ....... Home May 23 Carnegie Tech Freshmen ......... Home May 25 Sectional Winners Play-Off I.I.C. May 27 Semi-Finals May 29 Finals 'Tri-State Prep League Championships. SHADY SIDE 110 1936 GULF 1935 GOLF SEASON DAVID S. JAMISON . . .. Captain DAVID LANGWORTHY . . . . . . Manager MR. F. A. MCCOLLUM . . . . . Coach Date Team Place Apr. 28 Bridgeville High School ......... Home Apr. 30 Avalon High School ................ Away May 2 Aspinwall Harbrack High School .... Home May 5 Sewickley High School .......... Home May 9 Kiski School ......... .. Away May 12 Bridgeville High School .... Away May 15 Avalon High School ...... Home May 19 Sewickley High School Away May 20 McKeesport High School ...................................... Home May 23 Kiski School ....... .......................................... H ome May 25 Sectional Winners Play-OE Interscholastic Golf Conference May 27 Semi-Finals May 29 Finals ACADE AN 111 19315 WD ESTLING WILLIAM STEINMEYER, II . . . . . . Captain STEWART H. STEFFEY . .. . . Manager RICHARD REIBER ..... . . . Coach Date Team S.S.A. Opp. Jan. Mt. Lebanon High School 35 .. 15 Jan. University . . . ........... 5 .. 23 Feb. Dormont High School ..... 8 . . . . . 36 Feb. Western Reserve Academy .. . . . . 28 .. . . . 19 Feb. Dormont High School ..... 16 . . .. . 19 Feb. Mt. Lebanon High School 23 .. 35 Feb. Stowe High School ....... 3416 .... 1615 Mar. Trinity High School .... 13 . . .. . 26 Mar. Elizabeth High School .. 13 .. 28 SHADY IDE 11 36 GUNC1UB 1936 ISAIAH SCHEELINE JR Manager MR Louis C CELESTIN Coach Dual matches w1th K1sk1 School Telegraphlc matches w1th H111 Hotchklss Taft Choat ACADEMIAN 11.3 R . 2:2 x ' f 3 WALTER R. SYKORA ....................................... Captain , . .......,........................... . ' U ' 'll . . I . v . , , Q 1935 LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL SEASON IOHN M. COLE ...... EDWARD R. WEIDLEIN . . . DAR. RUSSELL W. DAVIS . . SCHEDULE S.S.A. Oct. 14 Aspinwall High School Lightweights 6 Oct. 24 Blawnox Junior High School ........ . . 0 . . . . . . . Oct. 30 Bellevue High School Lightweights 12 Nov. 4 Carrick High School Juniors ......... , . 0 . .. Nov. 11 Aspinwall High School Lightweights ... ... 14 ... . . . . LIGHTWEIGHT FUUTBALL . Captain Manager . . . Coach Opp. 0 Home 12 Home 0 Home 0 Home 12 Away The following received the FSL lightweight letter: Cole, captaing R. Weid- lein, manager: Watson, Dorsey, Klopfer, Fisher, Schoen, Jamison, Morton, Weil, Miller, Seiber, McConnell, Heiner, Chess, and R. Johnson. The 4'SSA letter to substitutes was received by Findlayson, Stewart, and Wolf. SHADY SIDE 114 LIGHTWEIGHT SDCCEIQ 1935 LIGHTWEIGHT SOCCER SEASON ORMSBY PHILLIPS . ..... .. Captain WILLIAM E. HAGUE, JR. . . . . . Manager MR. HARRIS G. HAVILAND . . . . . ......... . . Coach SCHEDULE S.S.A. Opp Oct. 7 Peabody High School Freshman .... .... A way Oct. 16 Carrick Junior High School ...... .... H ome Oct. 21 Peabody High School Freshman ............... Home Nov. 14 Western Pa. School for the Deaf Lightweights Home The following received the SSL,,' lightweight letter: O. Phillips, captain: Scheeline, Caylor, Martin, Frank, Lott, Bonney, Steffey, Knight, and DeGtoot. ACADE AN 115 ...L DAVID S. JAMISON . . . . RICHARD S. MITCHELL . . . MR. RUSSELL W. DAVIS . . . WILLIAM G. HI-LINER, JR. . . . RICHARD L. BARACH .... MR. PAUL R. HAVILAND , . . we ,L ' I.- I-g11I.f1.L,l...w.1. Lien 4 5 1 fM7'7QfEj I .. ' .,., 3. . . I LIBHTWEIBHT BASKETBALL . . . . Captain . . . Manager . . . . Coach . . . . Captain . . . Manager . . . . Coach, J UNIBIQ BASKETBALL 116 J UNIDIQ FDDTIBALL I 1935 JUNIOR FOOTBALL SEASON O. K. PRICE, JR. ....... . . . Captain WILLIAM B. PHILLIPS . . . . . . Manager MR. R. V. HOWARD . . . ..... . . . Coach. R. JOHN ENGLERT . . . . Assistant Coach BURTON L. HIRSCH .. . ........... Assistant Coach SCHEDULE S.S.A. Opp. Oct. 16 Frick Park Aces ................ .. 7 Home Oct. 21 Aspinwall High School Juniors .... .. 6 Home Nov. 4 Aspinwall High School Juniors .... .. 0 Away Nov. 7 Arnold School Juniors .......... .. 0 Home Nov. 11 Frick Park Aces .............,. . ..... ..... 2 ....... H ome The following received the SSA juniors letter: Price, captaing Phillips, man- agerg Hirsch, assistant coach, Englert, assistant coachg Stewart, Ketchum, Brundred, Kaufmann, Lewis, Patterson, Lehman, Marshbank, Bickel, Janssen, Orr, Scott, Gidney, Wolfe, Bowman, van Ackeren, and Snamen. ACADEMIAN 117 1935 JUNIOR SOCCER SEASON 193 JUNIDID SDCCEIQ RICHARD E. BUTLER ................................ . . . Co-Manager LEE S. CHANDLER, JR. . . . . . . Co-Manager MR. PAUL R. HAVILAND . . . .......... Coach JOHN W. Fox, JR. ..... . . Assistant Coach SCHEDULE s'.S..4. Opp. Oct. Sewickley Academy ..................... .... . .. 3 Home Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Western Pa. School for the Deaf Juniors Carrick High School Juniors ............ .... Sewickley Academy ......... Arnold School Juniors Arnold School Juniors .. .. . .. 2 Home 0 Home 3 Away 4 Home 4 Away The following received the SSA, Junior letter: Chandler, co-manager: But- ler, co-manager: Rodman, Bradenbaugh, Urquhart. Stevenson, McKnight, Kelley, Simon, Snyder, Edwards, Salsbury, Todd, Patton, Goldsmith, R. Gow, Balter, Hall, and Bailey. ACADE AN 118 THE Ii JUNIUIQ SCHDUL FACULTY Sl-IAIDY SIDE Iilewlx XY.xluu-ix K'u1,l-2 ffurllnml Xwrmnl SCIIUUIBQ QCm'm-llj. lluu4i11m.vlvr', .lllllirff ,5.1'flU1Il. 120 ACADEM AN Xl.xm:.xluc'l' Y1unm.xN lhmmcs. A.lX., .-MM. .XIHXN C.-KMI'I!liI.I. lin:-imp, AJR, Clmlizum fl'nix'crsity ut' Pittshurglxjg fflllllllllhill Nllfllllll Sclumlbl -fXYL'Slk'y1lll l'nivn-r- L'l1ix'c1'si1y5, .Nlmvllrf l:Hl'llI4 silyjg lL'11ivn'1'sily ui I,ilISlllIl'g1'llj. .S'l'.l'flI I' firm. :VN Lf' Ln' lfl.l.SNVUR'l'Il llvun, ILS. Q.-Xxmzmcorta,-s An.x1.1f11a JUNE XX'R1mz11'r, HS. 40m-1111141 Collcgcj. l'1fIl1 1'.Ul'lH 411111 l7m1m1lir.v. Nurmall Sclmulbg fllllllkfl Cmusn-rv:1tm'v of KlllSiCJC CNMV York Slulc fullcgcj. Tllird lrllflll. 121 SHADY SIDE linux Cl..'XNliY, All. fLvlliX't'l'Si1j' uf Piils- l'.xl'l. lk. JUHNSTKIN Ql'nix'ursity nf Pvun- mrglub. l irxll m'u1. sylvzmiabg CL'nivvrsity ul' Pittslwurglal lfmrrllr lfnrm. MM' VVu.1.1AMs CUnivc-rsity of Pitts- JUS!-1I'H TH4lRN'fflN, HS. Cl'cnnsylv:uxin hurghjg Cnrncgic Institute: Ecole dc State Teachers Colln-gm-J. 1,t'I1lIItIll.Vlll'f7 Hcxulx Arts nt Vmmtzxinlmlczuxj. Art. and fllanzml Iffllfllillfl. 122 ACADEM AN WSI-1l'lllNl-' Sl'1l'It'l' Com Hlldizum Slim' Iimu LINIIIXIJNI IIrml'm.Y fl'r1ix'vx'sitx 1I 'l'n-110114-rs Sclumlj, .l.v.v1'.vtm1l l l'P'.Vf l'kUl'lll. I,iI1SlV1ll'Q'IlJ. .1l1rxi1', JUNIOR SCHOOL U1 I ICIiRS 'Il-1.-KN H lcxxlxulclc . . . . . , .................. . . . .S'vun'ff1r'y AMB., Wbllcslcy College tikfwr-i Iixuxxs ICA1m1.1f:x' .................................... .Uzzsir fIll'l'lCgiL' Institute of Tcclululogy, School of Fine Arts QQICURGI-1 L. MUNIQZAIRX' .. 111.vfrm'1m' of .S'iri11gvf1 1II.YI'l'IlHI4'llfS 123 CHARLES W. BAIRD, JR. RICHARD DEXTER BAKER, JR. RICHARD FOSTER BARTLETT ROBERT HAYWARD BARTLETT HENRY BEDINGER RUST BROWN ROBERT NICOLA DANFORTH WILLIAM LANE ETHEREDGE KENNETH GOLDSMITH CURTIS ELGIN LAUGHLIN GOULD JOHN DANGEREIELD HAXALL ROY ARTHUR HUNT, JR. CHARLES THOMAS KALLMAN JOHN PARKER KNABLE, II WILLIAM KOBER LADLEY DAVID MITCHELL MANLEY GEORGE LATIMER MAXWELL ROBERT LLOYD MCFARLANP1 WILLIAM SHELDON MCKELVY RICHARD TOWNSEND MEYER HENRY FARNANDIS MUNNIKHUYSEN CHARLES PRENTIS ORR GEORGE REESE PATTERSON EARL F. REED, JR. IRA ROSENBAUM, JR. WILLIAM MOCONWAY SIEBERT MAURICE WOLF SPEAR, JR. JAMES BROWNE STEVENSON MAYNARD TEALL, JR. THOMAS CHALMERS DARSIE THOMSON JOHN DAVID WEIDLEIN WALTER HOELLING WIEWEL, JR. WALTER BREVVSTER WOLEE SIXTH FCEM SHAIDY IDE 124 FIFTH FDIQM DAVID P. BENNETT, JR. LAWRENCE DILWORTH BLAIR, JR. MAXEIELD GIBBONS THOMAS J. GILLESPIE, III GEORGE BURGWIN HOLMES WILLIAM YOUNG HUMPHREYS, III DAVID M. H. JONES ALAN MILLER KAUFMAN WILLIAM JACOB LAPPE, JR. EDWARD JAMES MAY HENRY LOCKWOOD MCGRATH, JR. BRETT MOKINNEY REX THOMAS MEYER FRANK TROWBRIDGE MURRAY GERALD GRIFFIN O'BRIEN, III WILLIAM DUNLAP PETTIT JOHN REA STEELE MUNROE ROBERTS JOHN HORNING SCHROEDER WILLIAM R. SCOTT, JR. GRANT MCGEAGH SHIPLEY BURT KERR TODD RICHARD ALLEN WEIL EDWARD JACKMAN TIMMINS SAMUEL BRAINARD WEST JR. GEORGE C. WILSON, III I ACADE AN 125 FDUIQTH FDIQM JOHN STOKES ADAMS, III FRANK RAYMOND BAILEY, JR. JOHN LEIPER BALLANTYNE JOSEPH BECKER, JR. OLIVER WELLINGTON BROWN, JR. WILLIAM MORRIS FUREY, II THOMAS MONTGOMERY GREGORY, JR. RAY HARRISON, JR. LEWIS WENMAN HICKS, III RICHARD MOMASTERS HUNT LEON ZOLA LABBIE JOHN R. MOCUNE, V NORMAN CHANDLER MCLEOD, JR. JOHN STEWART MURRAY, JR. GEORGE ALLAIRD HOWE NIMICK HERMAN GRIFFIN NIMICK CARTER SMITH DAVID ALEXANDER SPEAR ROBERT CHARLES SUNSTEIN JOHN KNOWLES WOODWELL, JR. SHADY IDE 126 THIIQD FCEM PETER HELIGER BLAIR THOMAS PHILIPS EDDY FREDERIC WILSON FISHER, JR. ERL C. B. GOULD, JR. JOHN THOMAS HYKES G. ELKINS KNABLE, JR. JAMES THOBURN KNOX ARTEMAS C. LESLIE, JR. JAMES INGRAHAM MARSH, JR. HENRY MCELDOWNEY MATTHEWS GEORGE WILDIN MATTOx CHARLES STANLEY MCDANIEL, JR. WILLIAM SHERMAN MCKINNEY RICHARD DUSTIN MERCER WILLIAM HALL PAINTER JAMES DONALD ROBINSON EDWARD LAWRENCE SOLOMON, JR DANIEL JOSEPH SPEAR GEORGE VANBUSKIRK GEOFI-'REY RANSOM WALTER ROGER NORTH WIEWEL ACADE AN 127 SECUND FCEM JOHN JACKSON BISSELL, JR. EDWIN PRUGH BROWN STANLEY NOEL BROWN, JR. JOSEPH BUFFINGTON, III WILLIAM ST. CLAIR CHILDS, JR. FRANCIS WILLIAM CRANDALL, JR. RICHARD WILLIAM DANFORTH THOMAS CHALMERS DARSIE, II JOHN TOWNSEND FOWNES JONATHAN WHITEHOUSE FREEMAN, JR. GEORGE MCCULLY LAUGHLIN GOULD HOWARD ADAIR HAYS LEVERING HILLIARD WILLIAM RAYMOND HILLIARD JAMES WESLEY KINNEAR, III WALLACE HUNTER KIRKPATRIOK FRANK CORDES KLINE HARRY COWPLAND MODANIEL THOMAS LAZEAR ORR, JR. GEORGE RHODES QUAILE CHARLES WESLEY RIDINGER, III JAMES ELLIS ROBERTSON HENRY HILLIARD ROBINSON ARTHUR MURTLAND SOULLY, JR. FRANK HASTINGS STEPHENS, JR. RICHARD CHILDS WOLFE WILLIAM HERRON WOODWELL SHADY IDE 128 FIIQST FDIQM RICHARD SUPPES BURROUGHS PAUL BROWNING DICKEY, JR. JOHN HAYNES FOLLANSBEE, JR. FELTON LEWIS GIBBONS THOMAS CLARKE HAAS LAWRENCE LOVEJOY HUMPHREYS GLENN WALLACE JOHNSTON OLIVER M. KAUFMANN, JR. BREWSTER BUFFINGTON KING JOHN WALTON MACMILLER, JR. JAMES WALTER MARTIN, JR. GRANT MCCARGO, II CHARLES REED PRICHARD BAYARD REA GEORGE BATON SCHEETZ HOMER DAVID WILLIAMS, JR. LAURANOE RUMSEY WUNDER ACADE AN 129 SI-IADY SIDE ACADEMIAN ACKn0Wl8dS!9n10nlS 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. Haviland, Mr. Dickey, and Mr. Fraser, members of the faculty who rendered invaluable aid. Mr. Cole and Miss Henninger for their help in compiling the Junior School section of the book. Mr. Rueter and Mr. Bragdon of the John C. Bragdon Engraving Co. Mr. Weaver and Mr. Wicks of the Pittsburgh Printing Co. Mrs. Parry, oHicial photographer, and her staff. Edward Weidlein, Richard Geer, and David Langworthy for the Class Ode, the Class History, and the Class Prophecy, respectively. David Langworthy, Richard Mueller, and Thomas Merrick, mem- bers of the student body who helped greatly in the production of this book. The NEWS for the publicity it has given our work. And to all those who may have aided in the compilation of this book but who are not mentioned here. 130 The Natural Law of Thrltt is that 'A DEFINITE PART OF WHAT YOU EARN IS YOURS TO KEEPMTHE REMAINDER IS YOURS TO SPEND' How to make the law work: RETAIN YOUR PART FIRST . . . AND THEN LIMIT YOUR SPENDING TO WI-lAT'S LEFT What is the best method for you to use to methodically conserve the part that you keep in order to have it available for the day you may need it or, better still, make it available for the loved ones for whom you intended to save it? 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YF' X Moore, Leonard Sr Lynch TENTI-I FLOOR UNION TRUST BUILDING PITTSBURGH INVESTMENT SECURITIES MEMBERS New York Stock Exchange Pittsburgh Stock Exchange New York Curb Exchange Philadelphia Stock Exchange TELEPHONE, ATLANTIC 0358 151 Phone Montrose 5185 St. Clair Market 5705-5707 PENN AVE. Butter and Eggs Imported and Domestic Cheese Fancy and Imported Groceries A Full Line of Premier and White Rose Quality Products An Invitation is extended you to visit our beautiful display rooms oi used furniture. Modern and antique. A most unique display of good used furni- ture, old and rare books, old and modern glass, china, oriental rugs, silver and pianos. Sheriton, Chippendale, Sixteenth Century and rare pieces oi Early American furni- ture. Open daily 9 to 5 P.M. and Wednesday evenings until 10 P.M. Come in, browse around and feel under no obligations to buy. HAUGH si KEENAN USED FURNITURE EXCHANGE CENTRE 8: EUCLID AVES., E. E. 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MONACA, PA. 1 i l and AIR CONDITIONING MADE BY THE WORLD'S LARGEST AND OLDEST HEATING COMPANY Sold everywhere through local dealers only The Fox Furnace Company A Division of MERICAN TANDARD RADIATOR SI SANITARY C O R P O RA T I O N Thomas Page Sons Grocers 733 South Aiken Avenue ASF Service to Four Generations of Pittsburgh's Elite TS? I. E. ECKSTEIN C ., S 1 R ' 22 penn Ave. O a es Zllliffifigii MAyflower 4800, 4801, 4802 64 P r i n e e 99 Travels All Over The World The l'icture of I'rince's head that is used on our bank books as a trade mark, may be found in many remote places of the world. You will find Prince 12,000 miles away, in the oil fields of Burma, East India: in Bangkok, the capitol of Siamg in Sydney, Australia: and in the gold mines of Johannesburg, Sou! h A fri ra. Living in or near Pittsburgh, you have an excellent oppor- tunity to save some of your earnings with us. FARMERS DEPOSIT NATIONAL BANK Savings Department Fifth Avenue and Wood Street ' PITTSBURGH, PA. Q I 6 Oldest Hotel and Restaurant Supply Company in the City Established 1880 Haudenshield Co. EARLY FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Hotel and Restaurant Supplies Pittsbu1'gl1's finest equipped, most centrally located Produce House Modern Cold Storage und Ripening Plants in our own building Huudenshield Building 2001-2003 Penn Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. Phones: Atlantic 2958-2950 Phone MAYFLOWER 7692 1QT FREE DELIVERY 161 BRACKMANIVS PHARMACY 5425 Walnut St. Pittsburgh, Pa. COMPLIMENTS of Lewis G. Smith and Co. AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES OF ALL TYPES 138 WHITFIELD ST. MONTROSE 5216 157 H ' J I' HEINZ COMPANY GROWERS, MAKERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF THE 57 VARIETIES PURE FOOD PRODUCTS awe PITTSBURGH, U. S. A. 158 COMPLIMENTS OF The KOPPERS COMPANY and AFFILIATED COMPANIES ADVERTISING as a profession is well deserving consideration by young men about to choose their life's work. C9 It has myriad aspects and utilizes many funds of knowledge, both academic and practical. 0 ADVERTISING is an economic force. As such it redounds to the benefit of humanity. It is a constructive force in modern life. Without it we would be as sadly handicapped as tho deprived of telephone, rapid transit, radio and other modern media of communication and progress. It reduces cost by facilitating distribution. It serves humanity by reducing time as an element in the use and of enjoyment of those things which make life more fruitful and pleasant. 0 TANKI MAIL ADVERTISING SERVICE offers an indispensable service in the distribution of knowledge of goods, services and merchandise thru the medium of the mail. It furnishes the seller with lists of prospects for his merchandise or service. It pro- duces and distributes the story of the economic advantage the seller has to offer to that segment of the people who are legiti- mate prospects therefor. Mail advertising is selective, direct and personal in its appeal. When properly employed it is con- vincing in its presentation and economic in results. H Consulta- tion invited. Tanlei Mail Advertising Service Established 1907 49 0 o PITTSBURGH, U.S A Members: Chamber of Commerce of PittsburghiPittsburgh Advertising Club-Mail Advertising Service Association. International 160 YQU nre my I u c lc - y c a r ' ...' , -A . i F f ff' ill S -ml. - 1 H 1 sf N .my ' Q I ...-.....m FE' ,.L,Q ,?,,, P m'+'Wwfmw:421e,w 1 A TW WHEN YOU'RE POWERED fy THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE and GULFLUBE MOTOR OIL go w, Enjoy Gulf's New Radio Program Every Sunday Evening. WJAS-7:30 P. M. GULF OIL CORPORATION QIu1upIime1115- nf EI glfriwh 162 Phones: ATlantic 4-008 - C0urt 9777 DICICS MARKET WHOLESALE Poultry and Eggs Game We Dress Our Own Poultry 1911-13 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. lb Flowers Speak the Language of Love and Romance Randolph Sz McClements Established 1882 124 South Whitfield St. MOntrose 2500 Pittsburgh, Pa. C. H. WENTZEL General Insurance 335 FIFTH AVE. PITTSBURGH, PA. Young Men's Suits - - - S535 WILL PRICE 164 5 I SCAR S. LQEB mms EXCLUSIVELY Granite Building Corner Sixth and Wood PITTSBURGH, PA. Atlantic 7292 Q M MARTIN AND g if 1540 28 VANDERVORT ,Y 3 ' Vzf PHARMACISTS 7 , 'K' X. E L Af I ll -0 -rn ' X ' 3614 FIFTH AVENUE n All that I am-or ever hope to be-1 owe to SPALDING' Athletic Equipment. 608 WOOD STREET PITTSBURGH 4701 FIFTH AVENUE 5618 WILKINS AVENUE 5872 NORTHUMBERLAND Pittsburgh, Pa. AVENUE STOEBENERS SHOES 6227 PENN AVE. 6230 FRANKSTOWN AVE JAS. L. GOOD Best Grades of Meats and Poultry Butter and Eggs Werner Schneider BEAUTY SHOP Phone Hiland 0593, 0594 5966 ELLSWORTH AVE. ird Door from South Highland Avej Penn Ave., East End PITTSBURGH, E. E. Compliments of a Friend 166 Foxburg Silica Company FRICK BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. What Every Young Man Should Know About Life Insurance . . . . Life insurance has many interesting phases with which young men should be familiar. The expression worth more dead than alive iscommon and comes from a mis- taken belief that insurance can do nothing for a man while he is alive. Nothing is further from the truth. Life Insurance can- -PROVIDE A RETIREMENT INCOME -ASSURE AN EDUCATION FOR A MAN'S CHILDREN -PAY OFF A DEBT -PROVIDE MONEY FOR EMERGENCIES An accredited life insurance counsellor can tell you about these and many more. Many a man's success is due, in large measure, to the lite insurance he purchased as a young man. A. B. BROWN PAUL S. BROWN, Shadyside '32 REPRESENTATIVES or The Equitable Life of New York Frick Building Pittsburgh The EDWARD A. WOODS COMPANY, General Agent 167 The Right Spirit The gentlemanly, aggressive way in which the young men of Shadyside 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 wantland keep after it. Commonwealth is your friend. Capital 51,500,000 Surplus Sl, 700,000 Commonwealth Trust Co of Pittsburgh 308 314 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA 168 1 l cf bf Q KM IIHL I EIEW ,B Cfzooseyour bank asyou would Moose afriemz' MELLOII IIATINIAL BANK Pittfbuzgh Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp on Glnmplimrntz nf er Eirirnh 169 'NATATO UUWPBUILDINC1 -fH ELE 'FOIL' ADY-java-AcAnf.MY VATION-FACINQ-QUADRANQLE 170 A Good mpression Is not only a printer's phrase, but when an impression is made upon the memory or upon the lives of individuals it proves of great importance. QT! N THE IMPRESSION WE WOULD MAKE UPON THE MINDS OF THOSE WHO GO FORTH FROM THEIR STUDIES HERE INTO THE STERNER THINGS OF LIFE IS THAT WHEN THEY NEED PRINTING OF WHAT- EVER CHARACTER, THEIR FIRST THOUGHT WILL BE OF Pittsburgh Printing Company 530-4 Fernando St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 Autographs Autographs wr-' -1- ' .J ,-ul , ,-- - ,- '- U . .. he Ji. - U I J. .., . .A 91, in qu. an ,vw 2.1 .Au ur' bv ' we A x. M Nw'- ' me 1.1m-WWA 6 , J 6, .4