Shady Side Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Class of 1937
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FACULTY CCDNTENTS SYS SIXTH FORM UNDERGRADUATES HOUSES FEATURES HONORS AND PRIZES ORGANIZATIONS PUBLICATIONS MUSIC AND DRAMA ATHLETICS JUNIOR SCHUUL ADVERTISEMENTS . S I SM ...Q -,.., g,L '1,.J,. W.-. 7Q 'fQ'.t'.: .: f ..',Z25FCT .4 -.if-4J'7v'v ,Q LW.. ,,,... EACU LT ,illlp V WW N Q m F' fb X x I I 6,93 f I A70 r J xiii Qi 5 W ' fi' y 7 .fi f' M 1 X ' WT Z7 Q 7 5 Q? fp X W I ' Us . , fk4 4: Q if r wx! H Jgfigz Q avi gf. I vm, w mv I i c 1 K ly' 2 - ,' X x 46 - ff ZZ. XZ, I ly! M 2,1 f ,Z V! 0.11. I 4, 'Q I - 1. ,I 1 , A! U lx ,Lx fb vi ,A ' 7 X 1 f ,gl Z l J X ff ' I j 4 ,E ' I al 'lws I 5 .2 I ,ln N4 X 4,g,,,'L,2a1! F' I N Qi,-55, KL Z4 f J f 1+ W ' ' 1411- - I HA-xRo1.1J JXDIN NMMIER, ANI. CVVilliams Collegej. HOGd1I1H.9fC1' Llyl. 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IWMASS El-I5w0R,I.H BARNES' AB- Cghit, G1-10141512 Emmy XXKxL1ucoP, AB. fGcAorgcfowu Nm'thcrn U11ix'vrsityD: All. fHZlI'V1ll'il 011103953 All- 'fTll111l2C L'I1lVC1f5ltb'D? Lhlivcrsityj: CL'nivcrsity of Moutpellivr, 5-KL fHfU'V?U'fl LU'VCl'51t5'D- Latin and Fl'illlk'C5. lfrmld uf Hi.vlm'y l7vfNz1'i111Ul1l. Cfwvk. f,l.l'4'A'f!H' of ,S'111l1lm'1' .Yvlu . 7 ., ml CA-,,,'... lj vi HN.iw!fwfjJ-wi, TI-IE 1937 ACADEMIAN Iixgjl. Rmm1Ns II.w1l,.xNlw, XII. fll:1x'c:'Im'-I XVII lflllill C'le.xx'1-:N CRAIG, ,NIL 1l'11iwrs Lwllm-gn-3. l.c1.'1l1 uf Rcwl1cstc1'J1 Ql'nivcl'sily uf xlllllifllb l VL'Il1'fI, Lows CHARII-ig Cl-'l,lf:s'l'1N, RS. CUuivcrsit6 GLENN LIQSLU2 Jomcs, NU. fl'nix-cm-sity of dc Parisjg Ill.. fUniversitc2 do Nancyj NCIUITISIQZIDQ A.M'. fL'11ivL-rsily of Pills- Frcllclz. IHUTQIIJ. E1IgIl..Y,I. D C D , - f ,X ' Prifilfrv fuel. gn TVN., x ' ,f . TJ 0 - THE. 1937 ACADEIVIIAN !Xl.l.1CN X'7IC'I'UR L.w1:, A,l!. Clmlxiglm Lwlli- Ilmclzls Gulrlulm l'I,xv1LANn, All Qllavcr- vcrsityj 1 Alf. Clilfzlycllc Cfullm-gc-7 1 fmwl Lfwllcgcj. Lflljjlmll. fcflllllllllill Uuiversityj 3 fxliillukxlhllfg Cullcgcj. .S1f tIlIl..VlI and GN1111111, A U Jlxmr-is ll.umI.n S.xMv1.xc, AB. fxrilll' Uni- Russian. NVARNER DAVIS, HS- fU11iYCl'SifY yqrgilyb 3 AAL fHg1fy1ml Lfuix-Q1-gityj, lgichlgzmny 1 .YS!.YfUl1f lLlCfiL'Dll'CL'1'07', .'UkIf114'IIltIffl'X, W 2 1 Wiwyb THE 1937 ACADEIVIIAN Rlcilulcll IIIQNRY Rlilm-zu CCurm-ll LvlliYCl Ilxmu' lf. T.1mwl1:, .NIL fxflldiillglllll STW7. 4177- lcgcl. lfllglllfll, Wmfifff? ' R C ,. f' H i P- :I .,l X B- 21 II.-xlzR.Y XY: RlCKIi'l I'F-, AU. .fOhivo XVQ-slcynjx qiI::i:lu?CJ. AAIEYVQW' C, lug mls 1 . Tumi L'111x'e1's1tyD 3 A.M. fLv1l1VCl'S1lj' oi Clu- Ul CU' ' J' 'L ' ' cngoj. Latin. 1 .4 f 11- 111, 1. f .1 1 1 Q A K f f QL. ,'! 6q'1'k.. . JvJ.f7yVfV ' --s' vVs.fL. ,714 ' 1, , .bw Lky,-, J 1 I QR--5.-fvfi r ' A V' ,lu-xxx ,TVE I937 ACADEMIAN Tm: VERY RIZVERIZND NATHANIEI. RUE HIGH Moore, B.Litt., A.N., UD. CIQCIIYOYI Col- legejg Dczul oi 'l'ri11ity Cathedral. Re- ligimz. SCHQQL OFFICERS DON R, C0NN1cR ...... . .. Rvgistrar and Bursar IQATIIRYN M. TIERNIQY ...................... .. Assistant 1 . ,f I -Y ' f BIARION H. Rmsm' . . . if., .. flssisfant ..' X! ,XL1f1uc1m S'1'I'B12s .. ......... , .flccozintazif I'1cA1u. DVRST . . Librarimz EVLYN H. CROSLAND . . . . . . . . . Mafron ,XLV1l,DA O1.1v14:R, R.N. . . . . . Health Dirccfor' XVILLIAM F. Ross, MD. .... Pliysiciaiiz XV. M. THOMPSON, JR., DDS. ........ ., .. Dcntist JOHN A. GRAHAM . . . .. . Szifcrizzfvzideizit of Buildings and Grounds FRANK RICHARDSON .. . slssistani, ,-Itlzlctic Departxizvnf THE 1937 ACADEIVIIAN BOARD OF TRUSTEES MR. AUGUSTUS K. OLIVER MR. MARCUS W. ACHESON, JR. . . . MR. DON R. CONNER ..... . .. MR. JAMES R. STERRETT OGDEN M. EDWARDS, JR., M.D. THOMAS S. ARBUTHNOT, M.D. DAVID D. KENNEDY, M.D. MR. C. E. BEESON2 MR. HOWARD HEINZ MR. CHARLES L. MCCUNE MR. C. H. CURRY MR. ROYAL S. GOLDSBURY MR. W. L. MELLON MR. CHARLES E. DICKSON MR. JAMES C. CHAPLIN MR MR MR MR MR MR MR . . . . . President . . . . . . Vicfa-President .. Secretary-Trcasurer JAMES C. REA EMIL WINTER E. BRUCE HILL ERNEST HILLMAN JOHN G. FRAZER W. FORMAN BICKEL ROY A. HUNT E. R. WEIDLEIN, SOD., LLD MR. C. E. LOTT MR. STANLEY M. BROWN MR. ARTEMUS C. LESLIE HON. JOHN P. EOAN MR. A. REX FLINN THE 1937 ACADEMIAN I gIXTl'I E' Rm 'LX-4 WAX X I . nM '4f fx ,I j ' WL XX .. .1-if .V 4 fi' ' 4-Y 7 '2f,x ' fff ' ' ' Q53 I X1 f -7,525 wqsj' K W im' ff r 0 , . ,w X. Q r gf If- X w - - wif J 4 - 2 4, '75 5 0 ffffasff '?!,xN bf? . U ? 'A I ' ,i'. -' 2 ffm! U f f I ffzgeffj? 1 4' - f f ' -f . 'wiv jf M A 3- 11- - f K V3 QV 'QWJW ' Cf?-' ff' j?7fQf' I I 1 N jj K f 1 S -, -ex X G.. , MAAMHAAMQX Z Lf N V 'A 5 ff m f JOHN D,'XNIlil, 111-XL'1Xl Hfdllllllyn 1Vi111'Cl'CCl Shady Siclc 1925 Horn: -luly 31, 1918 5706 Bartlett Street, 1'ittshu1'gh, Pa. Ha -was a rain' aumzzg .v1'!1olar5, and ll SCIIUICII' 11111111151 1'akt'.s'. A-A X lb v 7K -. 1934-1935: Cullt-ctm'S Cluhg llmmi' Rollg Charter :X1C1Hl'Jt'I', lizuliu Clulmg 1935-1936: 1Xss't. Stzlgc KlZll111Q't'I', ti:11'guylc Cluhg Highest Rating 4111 Cullt-gc lfu- trance lQxa111i11ati1111 llozxrcl, ,Xlgelmrag Sai'- gcm Societyg .Yvws l'iflI1l'ilQ lffii1'1'm11' Boarclg Culluctms Cluhg Hmmm' Roll: 1936-1937: Stage zmcl l'1'f1pt-1'ty 3l2ll121QCl'. Ga1'g'oylc Clulmg Qitllll 1.a11clcg 521131111 Su- cictyg Nritxv llozmlg Cf1llcct01's Club: 12ilL1L'H1fJl'Q l'1Ul1Ul' Rull. 1ll1'111b1'r of H1 u Day Sf11al1'111's I'1'1'fz11'i11gf for l'cIl1' Macatilay RALPH C. BIQILRHOXVER Bud Bcz'1'sy Entered Shady Side 1936 Horn: December 18, 1917 6901 Thomas Boulevard, Pittsburgh, Pa. Little lamb, who madc thee? gfilake 1936-1937: A Cappella Glu' Clubg tiles Clubg Varsity 1 oothz11lg f,l'C11CS1l'ZlQ Scu- ator. Mvnzbvr of ffm' Day SI'lllft'lIfS I'rvj1ari11g for I,ClllI.Y'Vf'Z'lllI.'lI Staff Cnllcya ROBERT FRIQDIZRICK BENSON Bulls Fnlcrccl Shady Side 1937 1501-111 Septumbcr 12, 1920 7714 Igl'Z1S1'lC21l' Strcct, 1'ittsbu1'gh, Pa. If .fvifv 'X sw F C ,Wa Ulf lzam' fwoxcars and lm! um' imlgfzzv, that -tw may hear nzuflz and laik lifflv. JS -Zano 1937: 1'ust-grzullxalc work. Jlculbcr of Day .51llllI'U1lfS I'n'ju11'i11g for fftU Z'llI'tll 1LX1i1iR ,XLDRIN 12R.XDENI11XL'G1'I Iliad l9raciy Futcrcd Shady Side 1934 Dorn: December 27, 1919 1-143 Bot-cliwoocl Iioulcvard, Pittsburgh, Pa. fujgf X W M! A 3 K ' P Lady, lady, li. 1 bdrm' run! Dorothy 1 zu'1ccr 1934-1935: Substitute, lfuotlmllg Yztrsity liaskctballg Substitutc, Tcnuisg Svvcn Arts Socictyg 1935-1936: Varsity 'lfoutballg Yztrsity 11118- , kctbztllg Varsity '11-imisg Scvcu .Xrts Su- cictyg Nvws liuztrdg SZITQOII Swim-ty: Business 1X1IlIlZlgl'I', Musical Clubs: Yzilu .Xwardg Ilusiucss 1X12ll11lQ'L'l'. lffitmaity' 1936-1937: 1j1'6S1l1L'111 of the Day Studt-nts: Student Couucilg tiuvuriiiiig' llcmrdg 5111'- gon Socictyg llusim-ss Mzxiiztgx-ig Musical Clulmsg Varsity Ifuutlmllq Vu-cziptziiii. llaskctlmallg Vrcsidcnt of 1utr:umu':1l Clutmsg 1it1llCZl1OI'. .1fCIIlI71'I' of flu' Day S'l1m'u11!.v I7l't'f'ilI'i1l-rj for l'ri11u'l011 GIBSON PACKER BUCHANAN Cibby Bucky Entered Shady Side 1931 Born: April 15, 1920 1174 Murrayhill Avenue, He was a man of an mzbmmdcd stomadz. 1934-1935: Nvws lioardg 1935-1936: Managing Editor Xcza's,' lifvi toms Hoardg Honor Rollg 1936-1937: Editor-in-Chief of the Ncfws Cum Laude Societyg flradvnzian Board Seven Arts Societyg Sargon Society Educator. Member of the Day Sludvlzfs Preparing for Prinfctoiz Shakespeare Pittsburgh, Pa. i RICHARD ELLIS BUTLER, 'fDick Buttle Iintered Shady Side 1927 Born: june 14, 1919 5747 Aylesboro Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. WMMW jf J V Ylzc sweet cunfzfarxv of an immfvnt ynuilz. 1 7 2 iv 1 1 --Keats 1935-1936: Radio Clubg Glee Clubg Assist- ant Manager of Soccerg Athletic Man agerg 1936-1937: Radio Clubg Glee Clubg Vresi dent of Seven Arts Society, Spring term Athletic Managerg Senator. Mlnzbcr of Day Sfmivlzis Prcfvarillg for I'rim't'tmz JOHN XYORTHINGTON DORS1-IN Jaffe D0r.v Iintcrcd Shady Sidc 1935 Hmxrn: june 18, 1920 36 Huinfmau LX venuc, XYZ1S1111'lQ'10I1, Pa. W 4 f M ,1N.', ,fa fi x., J ff,fl lf 'Z ' ' K, 1 iff! 'L :J K, , .-Ill orators arc Cllltlllb wfwu beauty plcadvtlz. 1935-1936: 1.ig11Twf-ig11t Formtballg Track Squadg 1936-1937: Vice-1'1'esimIent of 12l1sxx'm'1l1 Houscg Glue Clubg .X Cappclla Glue Clubg Substitutc, lfootlmallg 1.ightwcig11t 112lS1it E1J?l11Q L2m'c1'nu1'. llcxazbvr nf I:-Il.m'm'f!1 I-IUIISL' l'z'vf1z1'1'11ff fm' lmlzigflz Slmakespearc ROISIQRT AXNIJRIS FINIAXYSON Fi1111-V Nob 1ill1C1'C41 Shacly Side 1935 Born: :112ll'C11 24, 1921 -1910 11114.-1:11010 .X vcnue, 11 r1111 estcml, 1':1. gmc 1 ' JMGQ BJ: Y P A-f 'We 19 f AMA Shame greatly lznrfs or greatly lzvlps nzcmkiud. f1'101'2lCL' bz g forum: Orc11csl1'z1g 1936-1937: 1'1'cSic1C11t of 1X1m'cwom1: 5111 dent Council: Substilutc, lfuotballg Glu Clubg .X Cappella G11-Q Club: 1x1Ill1HQ'CI' 11215617311 3 Seven ,Xrts Society 3 Urclmcstra 111 cast of Rv111vu11n'r Ilzp l7ay ,' 11UVL'l' 111111 ,1l1'u1Ih'1' nf ,1lm'v'2umJd ffUI65n' P1'vf'n1'i11g fm' llvusf Point 1935-1936: 1.ig11txx'cig11t lfoullmllg Svvcn ,Xrls Socictyg A51-118121111 1X1Z1I12lQ't'I', Base 111 1 XVILLIAM JACOB FRiXN1x Hill ll'aif' Fntcrerl Shady Side 1932 Horn 2 April 1, Thou 'lfHlCI.S'S'lH1lilIg LT0J711lI07If71CICL' of izalurz. 1955-1936: Secretary-Treasurer, lillswmlfi Houseg Secretary, St. Andrews Socictyg Assistant Manager, Footballg Manager. Golfg 1936-1937: Presicleilt of lillswortli Houssg Studcut CUU1lCllQ Governing 110211115 Sm- gon Socictyg President of St. Aiiclrews Socictyg Maiiager, Footlbzillg Liglitwciglil Basketball 5 Governor. Mcnzbcr Ellsworflz House Prcfarizzg for Ulziwrsify of l'v1111syI'zfa11ia VV0rdsw0rtl1 1918 1128 Stanford Road 1'ittsburgli, Pa. XY11.1.11XKl STIQI 17121. CZICI1 Bill lflllcrccl Shady Side 1936 11111111 August 26, 1917 Slamms Lane, x1v11t'C11l1Q', XV. Ya. 1 'N' .I ma 4 W 1' lzkv Z'1llHIdCI' slrzkvs flu' var 1SL'11I1CC1iCl11Jlll'Q'L'I' 1936-1957: SUCCCI' Squad: Sluclcnt fo 011, Spring' tcrmg 110VL'l'l1Ul', Pfff ,'1'lv111In'1' of .1lfm'7c'fmd Huzrxu firing for L7lli'Z't'1'S1f-V of .1lirl1igfu11 Wa ki! X. 1 PHILIP ADAMS GOEHRING Rye, Baby Bunting, Pajvals gone a-limiting. -1NIother Goose f 1935-1936: Varsity Football 3 63 X Phil Entered Shady Side 1935 Born: January 4, 1919 6310 VVilkins Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Ma' W 1936-1937: Varsity Footballg Captain, Gun Clubg Sargon Societyg Educator. llffcnibcr of the Day Stmivrzis Preparing for Swarflzmore P-H JAMES STEELE CONV, JR. Steele Entered Shady Side 1925 Born: July 1, 1918 222 Gladstone Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. Gvt up! Cat up for slzanzc! The morn is I?I00ll1i11gf at ts 11,1 -Herrick 193-1-1935: Prcsident of Fourth FUFIIIQ Varsity Soccerg 1935-1936: Vice-Vrcsidcnt of Fifth Formg Varsity Socccrg Sargon Socictyg Athlctic Councilg Student Councilg 1936-1937: President of thc Schuolg Presi- dent of the Student Councili Captain of Succcrg Vice-1'residcnt of Sargon So- cictyg .Xthlclic Councilg ,Xurclizm Awarclg Govcrnor. 11IunzIvcr of Croft Hmm' 1,7'L'flII'ilIf1 for ,Yale Yun might as full Ii 1936-1937: Yzlrsity XY1'cStli11gg St. .Xu- flrcws Sl'lC1t'1yQ f'1r1vC1'11m'. .1f1'11II7L'l' of Crwfl Hfmxv Prcfarizlg for I'c11115yli'f111ir1 Stan' Collvgi 111 Y THO1Xl,XS MOR1C1'11i.XU HECK Tom 1il11Cl'L'l1 Slmdy Sirlc 1936 11m'11: func 2, 1918 427 Mcm11y .Xvcnucy New C:1st1e, 1'. 1 WW JV Dorothy Parksr JAMES GRANT HUNTER Jim Entered Shady Side 1925 Born: March 1, 1917 -1741 Bayard Street, Pittsburgh, Ea. a if f . ' X I J I : f Iwi V1 LM! fn M ffyf J I, My ,iff WV' ,f ' llffy loved, my honored, mzwlz rcs,hvvtcd friend! -Burns 1935-1936: Substitute Soccerg Assistant Manager of Trackg 1936-1937: Varsity Soccer: Manager of Trackg Treasurer of Croftg Manager of XVrest1ingg Governor. Mcmbcr of Croft Home Prcjvaring for Il'iIIiams all I hate dvjinitions. 1934-1935: Lightweight Football: Glee Clubg Orchestra: Varsity 1Yrestling'g Baseball Squadg .Nlvws Boardg 1935-1936: Football Squadg Glee Club: Orchestrag Varsity XVrestlingg Track Squadg 1936-1937: Varsity Footballg Captain. Wrestlingg Afadcmian Boardg Leader, Urchestrag Sargon Societyg Educator. Illcnzbvr of flu' Day .S'mflv111's Prefaringy for Cornell Disraeli , l NICHOLAS VAN RICED HL'N'l'lfR Nick Entered Shady Side 1927 Born: January 29, 1917 4732 XVallingford Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. IRYINLI MICYICR AIOSICPH 1i1X1'1.1XN Pvc-II ve Gus 1':I11CI'tJL1 Shady Side 1931 130111: Sept:-11111c1' 5, 1919 5251 Fair Oaks Street, 1'itts11111'g11, 1 11-1' Hull ifxrlf must yiuld to 1llt1I'Z'lSf7'j'. W-11611 10115011 193-1-1935: Scvcn .Xrts S0011-lyg .Xssistzmt 1112l11ElgCI' 01 1321561121115 H01101' H0111 1935-1936: SCCl'C1Z1l'y 0f 17ifl11 15011111 111:111- agcr 01 11ZlSC1Jll11Q ,Xssistzmt 1X12iI1ZlQ'L'I' 01 190011121113 Secrclziry 01 Sevcn .Xrls S0- cicty, Spring' tcrmg 1fc11t01' 0f thx' lipi- f0m1',' 1'1UI1Ul' H0113 1936-1937: 111151111-ss 111Z1l1Z1gCl' 01 .Ira- 1161111011 1kl't'S1g'l1L't11Q V166-1,l'CS1l1l'll1 01 liurgoylc Club: Y1CL'-1,I'L'S111L'l1I of S1-V011 ,Xrls Socicty full 111141 xvi11tc1' terms Uc- sig'11cc11: Cum 1.:1u1lc Smiictyy 1N1z111:1g1-14 01' l 00t11z11l 111-sig'11c111: 1'1'0pc1'ly Mau' agcr, 11Zl1'QOy1L' Club: 1121I11iL'l'j Sargon S0011-ly. .1lu111I21'r uf flzc Day .S'l11:I1'11l.v 1'r1'f1c1ri11y for l'1'iJ11'1'!m1 ALVA EUGENE KELLEY, JR. ffBud!! fIKellll Entered Shady Side 1936 Born: June 16, 1918 1123 Fairmont Avenue, Tarentum, Pa. ' WZZWZ Z1 na W . ffM- '- M' nj 6' 'yd His life was gentle, and the elements so mixed in him, that Nat ' taf and say to all the world, This 'was a man! -Shakespeare 1936-1937: Varsity Footballg Varsity Bas- ketballg St. Andrews Societyg Governorg Sargon Society. Member of Ellsworth Honse Preparing for Cornell 5 DAY117 STOREY KIQTCHUM Daw Kvfc1z lfiiterecl Shady Side 1936 Horn: Scptcmbci' 28, 1920 550 Glen ,Xrclcn Drive, Vittsburgli, 1'z1. 1 .,f'-- .. I 1, i If X, , -f N .-Ill Hvll shall stir 'Ng 1 for 11118. +S111l1iCSllC1ll'i' 1936: '1iI'2111SfCI'l'L'11 fmin 1,C1l13lN1y llig Schoolg 1936-1937: 1-ightwcig'11t Socccrg licluczilm SL-veil .Xrts Society. .1l1'llII7UI' of Duvv ,5illt1fUlIfS Prvfvarilzy for C'u1'1zvlI lflmf as 111' 1I1I111O?'I'CII Gods is llc. 54-119351 iilcc Clubg X'?ll'S11j' '111'2lC1iI Sm- ccl' Squzulg Xtlwlvtic Klnnugcr. willtcf tcrmg 1935-1936: G11-c Club: Yarsity '11I'Z1C1iQ Sm gon Sncicty: Soccer Squzul: 1930-1937: lilcc flubg AX L1EllT1lL'11ll 11104: lflulmg Sluclcnl Council: Day 5111111-nf Rcprcsc11tz1livc'1 iimfn-1'11i11g5 1141211111 Sar- gcm Suciulyg XY1'cst1i11gg' Squazlg SL'I1211fl1'. .1lv111lu'r nf Nu' 1711-v .S'l11dv11z's l'1'rf'r11'1'11gf for fpdfflllllllfll 1l1L'1 11XR1J S'1'.XN LICY li A'D1L'lC 1'1ll1Cl'L'l1 Shzuly Sink- 1' 11111111 .lunc 28, 1018 1307 131-1111i11g1o11 Xu-11111 l'it'fs1m1'g11, 1511. Sappho ROBERT MCCOOK MAXXVFLL Bob rlIa.1'ic lintered Shady Side 1929 Horn: April 27, 1919 1 Robin Road, Pittsburgh, Pa. By 110116 but me can flzc lah' be fold. 1934-1935: Football Squadg Varsity Bas- lcetballg Varsity Baseballg Glee Clubg Charter Member of the Radio Clubg 1935-1936: Varsity Basketballg Varsity Baseballg Cappella Glee Club: Glee Clubg Sargou Societyg Forumg Varsity Trackg Football Squadg 1936-1937: Student Councilg Sixth Form Representativeg Leader of the A Cap- pella lilee Clubg Glee Clubg Co-captain, Basketballg Sargon Soeietyg Varsity Footballg Captain of Baseballg Governor. illcmbcr of Croft House Prcfvaring for 157171661011 Rosselti 11f1' llflll' is grzly, 1111! 1111! 701111 -111' 11134-11135: 111111 11111113 811111-1' 5111111411 1935-11136: 1'i1J1'llI11Q S1-vc-11 .Xrls SllL'1C15': ST. .XllC1l'CXX'S S111'i1'tx R1:111z1ff1'1' 111111-011113 . Y P' ' K121IlZlgIt1l' 111- l,ig'11t11'11i1Q111 ll:1s111-11111113 511111-1' 8111121111 11511-1937: 51. .Xlll11'L'XX'S SUL'1L'1X'Q 111-1- 1'I'L'SIl1L'111 111 1'11l1'11l11, S1lI'1llQ 11'I'll1I S1-1' 1'1't:11'1'5l'1'1-:1s111'1-1' of S1-V1-11 .Xrls S11f1l'1Y. S111'i11g' 1L'1'l11Q 111111 Club: S111'c:1' 5111121111 1i11v1'1'1 l'1'1'f111r1111 NDT. .1l1'111f11'r nf C4l'1lf'l ll1111,1'1' 1 fm' I'111 z'1'1',1'il11' of Xfrrllz C'111'11!i1111 RIL'H.XR1DSM1'I'H MITCHI Dirk 11lil1'l1 1'1I11'Cl'L'11 S11Zll1y S1110 1951 11111111 Nay 19, 1019 QQZIINIJ Klecti11g' R11z111. Sc11'ic111cy, 1':1. 117212 - 11X'I'1JIl , JOSEPH XVEST MONTGOMERY, JR. foe HZWrt7l1l'yU Entered Shady Side 1935 Born: june 27, 1919 1912 Palmer Avenue, New Orleans, La. K . 0- by J- -ap 49- ? l's ,X f F ..1 S, i if If Not to cxcvssi l Le Q us.: ,C l -Athenian Motto 1935-1936: Gargoyle Club: In Cast of Tlzn'c Live Glz0sts ,' Forum: Secretarv of Seven Arts Society, winter term: Vice-President of Seven Arts Society. spring term: St. Andrews Society: .X Cappella Glee Club: Glee Club: Assist- ant Manager of Basketball: Soccer Squad: Eflflllilt' lioard: Highest Rating. lidueational Research Bureau Test. Spanish: 1936-1937: Vice-President of lforuin, fall term: President of Forum, winter term: President of Seven Arts Society. fall and winter terms: A Cappella tilee Club: Cum Laude Society: tllee Club: Secre- tary-Treasurer of Gargoyle Club: ln Cast of Rc11n'111bcr flu' Da-v ,' News Board: Sixth Form Iiditor, .'l!'0dt'IlIllIl1 ,' Honor Roll: Soccer Squad: liditor of Iffvifmfzn' St. Andrews Society: tiovernor: Man- ager of Basketball. gilIL'llIbC?' of Croft I-101156 Prcfvarillg for !J7'1lIt'c'liUII Q n.,,,mj1. , J L THOMAS H,XK1ll,'1'ON llfblxl N1 To ul 1':l11t'l'Ct1 S1l2lf1j' 91110 l93w 130111: NlJYL'l'l11UCl' 15, 1920 -17.37 1-Zavzml Street, 1'1tts1xu1'g11, Pa. 1 5 C jyf .11U.S'., amz' must wp L'U1L1If it f7'llI'1I.7 1935-1936: liascball Squadg 1,1g11tw1-ig11t Footballg Glcc Clubg c,1'C11CSt1'flQ 1936-1937: AX Cappella Glue Clubg Glue Clubg CJ1'c11cst1'z13 SL .X11111'ews Societyg .-Iva11'1'u1ia11 Iioardg Substitute, 1 out1Ja11g Gargoylc Club: 111 cast of lx'v11z1'111b1'r flu' I7a,v ,' tiove1'11o1'. .1l1'111b1'r of Croft Hwust' F1'1'f1r1ri11.rf fm' Pri111'1'lw11 - -Kfussct . Q K? 'Nw-of JJJV RICHARD VVILLIAM MUELLER, JR. Dick Mal Entered Shady Side 1928 Horn: December 8, 1918 Morewood Gardens, - Pittsburgh, Pa. It is a great mistake to imagine that the pursuit of learning is irzjiirious to the health. -Huet 1934-1935: Lightweight Soccer: Light- weight Baseballg 1935-1936: Sargon Society 5 Varsity Track: Forum: Varsity Soccer: A Cappella Glee Club: Glee Clubg .lcadcmian Board: Gargoyle Club: In cast of First Dress Suit ,' 1936-1937: Editor -in - Chief .'lCClU7t'lllil1l1,' Sargon Society: A Cappella Glee Club: Glee Clubg Varsity Soccer: Vice-Presi- dent of Bankers: Gargoyle Club. Member of the Day Sfudcizts Preparing for Lehigh W1 WW MAXRNIC OH1CRN.Xl'1CK Obiv linterccl Shady Siclc 1936 150111: 1X12iI'C1'l 6. 1919 Viltsbur fh, W W 1 lou' fouls' v.1'fwri111c11fs. I am IZIZUKIQKY lllllkillg tlzcm, 1 36-1957: 31Cll1lJL'l' uf Xuzus lluzmlg .X Cappella Glce Clulmg Glue Clulmg llusincss lXlanage1', ,ll'Utft'lIIif1II,' S:11'g'mm Sucictyg lizxsclmll Squzulg Soccer Squzulg Pub! licity Uircctmy Musical Clulmsg XYlIl11C1'. Lott .xflVk'l'11SL'l1lL'111 rl11'OlJl1yQ liclucatmx ,llcnllwr of flu' Day Sfzfficalziv Prujwzriazg for Corzzrll 551 Roscclale Street, A DZ1l'NYl1l X We Jia Pj, 111'fN1QY 1'C1SN11Q 11 11 3 -1 11 7 I Us I 11W11 1il11IL'I'L'l1 S1111111' S1111- 1925 11111'11: C1c11111c1' 30, 1918 2762 111-11c1111'111111 1111111cv111'11, 1'111s11111'g11, 1121. ,- -1 1 C0 1 11111.11 along my 71'11y.1'. -111 l1'1l111y 17Zll'1iL'I' 193-1-1935: H1111111' 1111113 S11c1'1'1' S11llI1l1I 1935-1936: H1111111' 1111113 X'111's1tx' 5110111 5111151111 5111111-ty: St'Cl'C11ll'j', 1:ill'11111 Spring 11111113 511111-11 .Kris 811011-ty: 1 1'1'11c11 1'1'1ze3 1Yl'CS111l1Q' 5111111113 .X'1'11's 111111111 lff1ii111111' 1111111113 1936-1937: Honor 110113 C11111 1.111111c S11 cictyg XYIll'S11y 511111-1'3 T1'1111s111'1'1'. S111'g1111 S111'icty: '1'1'1-11s111'1-1' 111 S1-11111 1X1'ls. 11111 111111 1111111-1' 1L'l'Il1SQ 17I'L'S111L'I11 111 1'1111'llI11 11111 tc1'1113 Y1CL'-1,1'L'S111t'II11111117111 111111s1- .X 0711.1 1111111113 .l1'1111'1'11111:1l 1111111'11: 1211111 111111 11I1'111I11'1' nf fifllff H1111.11' l'1'1'j'111'111g for l'1'1111'1't1111 JOSEPH I.UL'L2HlQICY ROIEICRTS funn Robby lfuicrccl Shady Side 1936 Horn: Dcccmbcr S. 1919 5139 Forbes Strc-Qt. Wgnlq Va. 0V Sil1If'Iit'if-V of rlzarclrtvr is am 1lilIt1II'UIIt'r' to .vubflcty of ilIfL'H1't'f. 36-1937:Yarsity Footlmllg Yicc-Vrcsi dum of Senatorsg Varsity Track. .Uc'ilIl7U7' uf Ill: Day S1'1zdv11f.s' 1,7'Cf7Cll'iI1fj for Prillrvimz --Viscount Morley it IZDXYARD HXRTDIIZ RCJIXLICRS Eddy Gisli 1':Il1C1'Ct1 Shady Sidc 1931 Horn: October 24, 1919 1110 South Neglcy 1XVCl11lL', 1'ittsbu1'gh, Pa. Z Wtijjufiw Il'l1ir!z 1 wish to 7'L'llI07'f6,' and my lalzguagt' is plain. m,,..,f-f4f ' - fllrut llzirtt' 193-1-1935: Lightweight Fuutbzillg Light- wciglit Hascballg 1935-1936: Varsity T r a c 1: 5 Substitute liootball 5 1936-1937: Yzlrsity I outb:111g SCC1'L'lZl1'j '1i1'CZlSUI'L'1' of Sixth I oi'mg SZIFQUII Su- civtyg .X Cappella tilcc Clubg film- Club: Seven .Xrts Socictyg Gargoyle Clubg in Cast of Rc1m'111bt'r flu' .ntl-X'H,' tluvcrnor. i'1lt'I1Ibt'l' of Crnfl 1'!U1l.Yt' l'rrfari:lg for f4U1'1Ic'H GEORGE PAUL RUSSELL Russ Entered Shady Side 1935 Born: February 15, 1919 1425 Termon Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa., N. Great works are jverformea' not by Sllffllgfll, but by pcrsellcrarzce. 1935-1936: Football Squadg Forumg St. Andrews Societyg 1936-1937: Varsity Footballg St. Andrews Societyg House Athletic Oflicerg Gover- I'lO1'. Member Of Croft Homo Preparing for Prinrvtou fDr. Johnson GEORGE PRESTON SCHOYER George Schm00 Entered Shady Side 1934 Horn: .Xugust 11, 1918 5529 Dunmoyle Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. N0 tongue can fall of him what should be told. Michaelangelo 193-1-1935: Camera Clubg 1935-1936:Fo1-umg -Xssistant Manager Soceerg 1936-1937: Secretary of Forum, fall term Vice-President, Forum, winter term President, Forum, spring termg Manager Soceerg St. Andrews Societyg Governor J1fCllIZ7CT of Crofl Hausa Preparing for Yah' V1 OHN THORNLEY SIZABROOK, Seabie Thorn Iintercd Shady Side 1936 Born: December 7, 1918 121 Orchard Street, Franklin, Pa. A 1 Z X' ll J Sleep on, and dream of lzeaven awhile. 1936-1937: Assistant Cheer Leaderg Man- ager, Golf Teamg A Cappella Glee Club: Glee Clubg Governor. .Menzber of Morcwood Hausa Preparing for University of Pv1'1r1syIzxa11iiz Rogers J IRV1 NG SAM Ulil. STAPSY Hgfafiay Entered Shady Side 1934 Born: january 1, 1921 5562 Hobart Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. fl HlOlll1ff'l',S jvridc, a faflzcfs joy. -Scott 1934-1935: Secretary of Forum, Fall term, Lightweight Football: Camera Club: 1935-1936: Circulation Manager, Xc7e'.v,' St. Andrews Societyg 1936-1937: Secretary-Treasurer, Ellsworth Houseg Photographic Editor, Xv1v.v,' Photographic liditor, ,'lL'aa'vmiaH,' Seven Arts Society, fif'Vt'1'11Ol'Q Gun Clubg Football Squad. Mcnzbcr of Ellsworth House Prcparizzg for Harvard lblzcrv slzoula' his Jzzzzxic bvfin the air, nr car1'l137 193-l-1935: 1X'L ZUS lloard: Football Squad: Track Squad: Radio Club: Glee Club: Orchestra: Collector's Club: Assistant Leader, Orchestra: Double Quartet: 1935-1936: Leader, Orchestra: Forum: Seven Arts: St. ,-Xndrews Society: Iffi- lomc Board: Nmcxv lioard: Sargon So- ciety: President of the Musical Clubs: Glue Club: Soccer Squad: Xlrestling 1X12lI1Zl4Q'Cl'Q Varsity Track: Clieerleadcr: A Cappella lilee Club: 1936-1937: l'reSident of Mueical Clubs: A Cappella Cilee Club: Xvttxv lloard: ,'lt'UdCH1ll1lI Board: Glee Club: Sargou Society: Vice-1'resiclent. St. .'xl1fl1'CXVS Society: Orchestra: Cheerleader: filee Club: Forum: Varsity Soccer: Governor. .lfcuzbw of Crnff Hausa Prvfarillg for Dclrtuzozlfh S'1'12XX'fxR'1' HOHNER S11 l l l Shiv Stuff lfutered Shady Side 192! Born: March 5, 1916 58-10 ,Xylesboro ,-X venue Shakespeare 1'ittSburgli, Pa. XY1I.1,11XM ST1i1N1XI1CYIiR Gifs H-gllL'1vlI1L'H i'iIl1CI'CL1 Shady Siclc 1926 130111: 'la1111z11'y 21, 1918 4736 XX-Zl11i1lQ'flJI'l1 Struct, 1'i1tsl1111'g11, 1':1. .111 ZIUIIUSIL 111111115 llzr zznblvxt work of Gnd. -Pope 193-1-1935: Yzzrsity Ifucmtlmzillg Y Il r S i 1 x Track g A 1935-1936: Varsity 1511011111113 1,l'L'S1l1L'Ill of Fifth 171111113 Student Cmizicilq .Nllilctic Cuuucilg Sargmi S0011-ty: Captain, XX'1'cs- tling' VFQZIINQ Captain, '1iI'IlC1iQ 1936-1937:Yicu-I'1'csi1l1-111, Sixth 1'illl'IN2 1,I'CS1l1L'I11, Snrgmi Souictyg 1,I't'S1f1t'I11, .Xthlctic Council: Stuclvnt Cmiiicilg Cup- tain, Fouthallg L1?llJlZl1Il, '11l'1lC1iQ XYl'L'S11il1p1' '1xL'Z1l111 L1-liigli Linivcrsity 111tc1'sc11u1z1s1ic XY1'CSt11Ilg' Chz1mpi1msl1ip, Ilczivyxxx-ig'11t llivisimmg 1,l'L'S1l1CI11 of Croft 114111502 liUVL'l'l'll?l'j 11UYL'l'l1illQ' 1lu:11'11. .'llu11112rr nf 1'rnf! Huzzsu I 1'vf'111'i111f fm' cillrllfll 193-1-1935: Honor Rollg 1935-1936: Ilcmor H0113 XY1l111C1' of 1131'- vard Club liuglish l'rizcg ROBERT NAXPIIQR THOMSON T011z111y 1f11tc11-41 F-h:1c1y Side 1925 lloru: 17c111'un1'y 26, 1920 5850 Fifth Avenue. 1'itts11u1'gh, Pa. h J . .U .flbsorlzvd in his delight, that c011z'v111j1Ia1'm'. -Dzmtc 1936-1937: Cum 1.auc1e Sucicty. ,1lL'lIII7Ul' of the Dux S1111 1111 PI'L'f'f z1'.'11g for l'1'i111' rf ll PICTICR XYRIGHT HPCf1.'U Ifntcrcrl Shady Side 1936 Born: May 25, 1917 Schcnlcy gX1J31'1l11Cl11S, Pittsburgh, Pa. The world is vary eifil. Bc-rnarcl cle Cluny 1936-1937: Football S q 112111: XYI'k'S111l1 Squaclg St. 1-Xmlrews Socictyg Forum Seven Arts Socielyg 11OVC1'l'l0I'. Mcuzbcr of Croft Hnuyp IJ7'c'f7flI'ilIg for Yale f S LENDER-GRADUATES F , A 1- 3 -5 .. - -Y Q ' ' V Ax? M - ' N J, J M55 f f A I f JN X ' ,2 N xl hx f M X A gf fi. fi .1 My x rw PM C fa Q 5f f 7 wx f X Q l L , xx! X Q X16 U Ula. 'j i 'xv 9 K 'R SMKRX v 1A THE I 9 3 7 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS JAMES STEELE Gow, JR. ...... . .... Prvsident ROBERT MCCOOK MAXWELL . . . . . I ice-Prcsidcrzt BAKER ALDRIN BRADICNBAUGII . . .... Svcn-tary JAMES STEELE Gow, JR. . . . BAKER ALDRIN BRADENEAL' I ROBERT MCCOOR lX'1AXVV1iLI. RICHARD STANLEY IQNIGIIT XVILLIAM STICINMICYI-ZR, H . VVILLIAM JACOB FRANK, jR. . ROBERT ANDRIS FINLAYSON ROBERT NIACDONALD CLARK RICHARD FOLI.ANSBIili .... .II .................... M IEMBIQRS Prvsidwli of Sixflz Form and Prvsidwzt of 5611001 1,7'U.S'idc'lIf of Day .S'z'z:dv1zfs Si.1'z'l1 Farm RvjWv.s'vnfafi1'U . . . Day Sf'lt!17Cl1f Rcfvrcscn1'c1ii'z'.' .. l'z . . . . . Presidvnt of Croft . Prvsidvm' of E1IS7RF!IVf1I' Prvsidmzf of JWOW-wood Prcsidvzlzf of Fifth Form fflz Form Rvfvrvscn fczfizfc THE 1937 ACADEIVIIAN THE FIFTH FORM QFFICERS ROBERT MACDONALD CLARK . . . .... Plvsidmzf RICHARD FOLLANSBEE JOHN VVISTER FOX, JR. .. RICIIARD TURNICY BI-:RO JOHN STI-:NGER CAYLOR JAMES STUART CHI-:ss RORER1' NIACIJONALD CLARK IQRNST COHN JOIIN CECIL DLTICCKPZR RICHARD FOLLANSBEE JOIIN VVISTI-:R Fox, JR. XVILLIAM GRAHAM Hl'lINI4IR HAIIRY HOLT QHQURGE NVALTER KNO'f'1'S JAMES CRAIG KUIIN ROIIERT EDVVARD LANCASTER BIORRIS GOLDSMITII LI-:vY, J JOIIN FRANCIS LO'r'I' I'iCc-Prc.s'iIl'vl1t .. Slfrcfary-'I'rvas1Lrc1' MEMBERS RICHARD HENRY RIILLICR NA'fllANIP1L RUE HIIIII JXIOOR, JR JOHN S'I'I'AR'I' NIORROVY VVILLIAM BLANC JWONROIC, JR. JOHN HENRY 1HL'Iil.1.IiR CIIARLI-is JOSEIIH MVNDO RIALCULM FINDLEY 1X'lCCONNlCl.I., ROY HICRD MCKNIIQIIT, JR. .XR'l'llL'R MI-:AD KDVICR JOHN ORHSBY VIlII.I.1l'S NICHOLAS SLADIJIQN RIVIERE, JR. RICHARD LYON SALSIIVRY IHJICNRY FIRI-:s'I'ONI-3 SIMON R. JOHN RODCER SRINNI-:R PJARRY VVILLIAxIs S'l'l-1W.-XR'I' ROGER ExIRIE'I I' LOUGIINIIIY, III JOHN lJARSlIC THOHNON SIIICRXYOOD MARTIN ROIIERT HI 1 1'5 XYIiIDl.lilN JOHN IXJORRIS XYOLF TI-IE l937 ACADEMIAN THE FOURTH FORM DON XYAI.I.ACIi GOW . JOHN M1-1RRI'1 r COLIQ HAYS GORMLY BOXYNIC .. JOSICPII D15RRH'Rs Iii-:N N li'l l' HARRY' CROV1' Blum-31. JAMES SRRAR1-:R BUNNICY HAYS GORNILY BOWNIQ FRANK IC. IIRADIQNRAVOII, JR I.A'I'lIAIXI IAJOMIS IIRVNIDRICIJ JOHN BIliRRI'l l' COL1-2 JAIXII-IS ANTIIONY IJOIIICRTY JUS!-Il'II 111-IIDICNKABI R Ilwvie JOHN I'AL'I. ITOAN JOHN IQDSUN FORRIQR 'DON NVALLACIQ Gow ROBERT I2R1'c'xc HAl.I. NY1LL1Am HAIJI.l'1X' HLDIJII.I. OFFICE MIZIXI HI R IQARL JAc'OR IQAUFMANN, JR. W'OO1uRlf1f1f SCOVICI, K nf:1.I.Y RICHARD IXIAI.i'O1,M Ki-:'1'c'1lL'x1 JOHN ROR1-:RT IiI.Ol'IflCR RS . . . . . . . . . I'rcsiz1'vnt . . . . . I'ifevPrcsizicr1t . . . . . Svurufary-Trcaxzzrcr RS RORIQR1' N1Q'lllJI.I.S KIJIIAIAN vVII.I.IAIXl IN'IA'1 1'IIl-IVY LA1RD, II CLYDIQ BENJAMIN LABIl', JR. IQIRQAR SANDERS Lrzwls JAMES GARlf11':l.D 1..I'fXYlS, JR. XX'H.1,1AM IiRIil'KliNRIIJLilC IJRR ALAN Ii. I'R1cr: IDRRIN IQICRR I'RH'1c, JR. SAYRI-I RODMAN XVILLIANI HPINRY' SCHOI-:N, III IQICIIARIJ SAIXICI-II. SIMON III-IORGIC Iilil-II'OR'l'S S'1'lcv1eNsON, III G1-:OROr: I JII.MORI-I TIBBIQNS INLIRKLAND VVH-1-:Y TODD, JR. PAV1. JOHNs'1'ON URQVIIART, JR. Josx-:RH ALPIIONS VAN QXCKICRICN I'IIiNRY KNOX XYATSON, II JOSHUA QILYDIC XvllIi'l'ZIiI., JR. TI-IE l937 ACADEIVIIAN -Y . THE THIRD FORM OFFICERS XVALTER JOSEPII CKRLEY, JR, ......... . .. Prv.s'ia'v11t ANDREW IDOUGIIER'l'Y VVOLFE .. WILLIAM RLAINI-I PHH.I.IIfS .. MEMBER VYILLIAM IJANA IXRCIIBOLD JAMES BLUM BACIIMAN JAMES STONE BALTICR RICHARD LI-:VY BARACII THOMAS PARKER BIc:OER'I' GEORGE JOHNSON BLAVK, III FREDERIUK XVILLIAM ROD:-2, JR JOSICPII H. BOWIIIAN, JR. XVALTER JOSEPH CVRLI-IV, JR. RICHARD HOLMES DAVIS JOEL GOLDSM ITII JAMES IYIADISON GRAVES, III REID I'IACKNIiY HIAINRX' HAMHJION I'IUN'l'liR BICNNO JANSSEN, JR. Rom-:R'I' QXDAMS JOHNSTON . . . . I irc-Pnwiffvlzt .. Svcrvfary-T1'uaszm'r S RI-:RTRAND XVEST LEWIS, JR. HARRX' CAMERON Mmz, JR. RHAHARD XYILLIAM IX'III.I.I'lR JOHN BEDFORD Nl7AIl'IIi RIQHARD XIOIUIIT NI'TTAI.I., JR JAMES RRVCI-I P.A'I'ERSON CIIARLI-IS XYII.I.IAM I'A'1 1'ON .JAMES IUOUGLAS IIFAIII. XYILLIAM BLAINI-I IIlIll.I.ll'S IIIIII.ANDlCk KNOX RODOERS, JR JOHN Hl'I.I. SL'0'l l', JR. IIAVI. ROTIIROQR SIEBICRV, JR. JAMES EDWARD S'l'EVYAR'l' CHARLES FRANK TRVRAN, JR. RICHARD LAWRENCE vI'lil'IlSl.Ii .XNDREW IJOL'tiIIliR'l'Y NYOLIPE THE 1937 ACADEIVIIAN E THE SECOND FORM OFFICERS JOHN CRONSIQN HAYS, JR. ............ ..... I 'nxvicivllz' NVILLIAM SINGER NIOORIIIQAD, JR. . . RORIQRT CARI 1-R1f11.L Gow .. . . . . . Vim'-P1'C5idv11z' . S'vcrv1'ary-T1'cz1sm'cr MICMHICRS JOHN LOOAN BA1I.lcv EDWIN GROW Ii1cNN1c'l 1' JOHN I'1L'Bl3ARD BROOK:-Ls IQDVVIN l5Av1.x4:v l3l'a'HANAN RALPII IQNIICRSUN lDAv1s, JR. I'fliNRY BOYD IQIDWARIJS, JR. fJl.IVIiR L. li1Ns'1'r:1N JOHN JAcOR FISIIICR IDLWYARD BliI.MUN'l' 1'4RANlI l'ON Hl4IRBl42I!'l' ALIPRIQD GIDNIAZY, JR. ROIHCRT CAMPIBICLI, COW ROLAND HARRISON JOHN CROSSAN HAYS, JR. Kl41NNl4I'1'll CONRAD HI'IzXI,ll QQIQOROIQ NIARSIIALI. HRLNIQR fglilllilili XYIQIXIS HH.1.1ARD H. 'IxAl.lSOT'l' H1l.I.I.1XlQl7 IQDOAR RORIQRT LIIRSII l21aORO1f: I J1eXY1'1 1'14: XYHR RAYMOND F. Hl'N'l', JR. ALRXAND1-:R PATTON JANss1-iN THOMAS MHf1f1-1N JONES, IX' f,l-IVliR JARHQS K1c1.LxcR, JR, XN'vII,Iil-IR S'l'Al'N'l'0N K1NO I. HARR1sON Llcvx' W'H.LIAM IEVANN lX'IlI.l.liR, JR. RORRR1' 1X'1II.LItiAN NVILLIAR1 S1NO1cR BIOORIIIEAD, JR, THOMAS NIARSIIALI. NIBIIl'K, JR VVILLIAM HKJXX'A1lIJ NlKTIC'K, H1 HOWIQLI. FITCII NORHQR XVAl.'I'1iR COACIIRIAN PRHWQ CQIQURGI41 S'1'liVK'AR'l' QVAY, Il gXI.V1N ROGAL FINIIOIXIAS VVAl.1.Acli Sxl1'1'H, UI XYlI.L1AH fV2li0Rlili SKIITII JOHN CIIARLICS SL'u'Ov , JR, THE 1937 ACADEIVIIAN I THE FIRST FORM OFFICERS BURT KERR TODD .................. .... P rvsifimzf THOMAS DI. GILLI-:sP1r:, III .. ..... I'iva-Prvsifimzi MAXIfIELD SCOTT QTIBBONS . . .. .S1-vwfary-Trcaszmv' MIEIXIBITRS RIHIARD IiAR1.1f: B:-:Arn X'YII.I.IA3I .IAUOB I.Al'I'li, IR. .IDAVID PAT1-:RSON Bl-:NN1cT'1', DIR. .IOSI-1I'II Hl'2Al7 LOUQIINI-:T LAWRI-:NCR IJILVVORTII BLA1R, -IR. EDXYARD jAM14:s INIAY XVALT1-:R ALI-'RED DliAR'1'II, jR. IQDDY -IOS!-I1'll IX'1c'CAm'1-:, .IR. NIAXFIELD SCOTT GIBHONS H1-:NRY LOQRWOOD IX'lL'GliA'l'lI TIIOIXIAS IAM1as Cl11.I.r:sP1l4:, III FRANK TROWDRIDOI-1 IXIVRRAY NVILLIAM PI'INDI.Ii'I'ON HACKNTQY C11-:RALD GRI!-'1f1N IVIIRIICNJ III ALFRED DAWSON HA'l 1'l'INBAClI, JR. W11-L1Ax1 IJUNLAI' IllC'l l'l'l' 'IOIIN TAYLOR HTQNDIQRSON STIiEl.l'I IXIUNROI4: ROIlIiR'l'S XVILLIAM IX'IAT'1'1lI'1W H14INl7liliSlJN ROR1-:RT H. SAIHQI. filiilklili BURGNYIN Huurlzs -IOIIN HORN1Nm: SCHROT-:DI-:R NN'11.1.1AM XIUIINU I-Il'BIl'lIRliYS, III QTRANT Mc'Glf:A1:1l SIlll'I.lCY IDAVID Hliss .IONI-is IIVRT KTLRR TODD ALAN INIILLIQR IQAVFMANN R1c'uARD .XI.I.ICN Xylill, XVILLIART IQORTRIIQIIT KIERR SAM1'1f:1. 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'llllli 1937 ACADERIIAN TO THE LITTLE BAND AND THE DAY STUDENT GRILL flllodernisticj TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22- Vacation idylls rudely shattered by the abrupt advent of school days. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23- Untutored young new boy timidly asks if the dining hall is run on a fable d'h6te or cl la carte basis. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1- W.P.D.Q. tomahawks the Indian Soccer squad, 3-2. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3- Camels fail to provide necessary stimulus to Indian gridders and Bell Twp. scores 6 points to our 0. MONDAY, OCTOBER 5- XVild and furtive rumors circulate the campus that there is to be a lunch grill in Morewood basement. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6- Not to be outdone the Library asserts that it is to be installed in Aiken House. NVEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7- Sixth form revelations committee discloses that rings containing splendid glass sapphires of the first water will shortly be on sale at the Tuck Shop. These ex- travagant foibles, playthings for the idle rich, are currently quoted at ten dollars. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8- -Tohn Baum returns from a summer sojourn among the Soviets. Russian plumbing struck John as being quaintly non-existent. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10- Indians tie Brentwood on muddy McKelvy Field, 0-0. EARLY SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11- Pair of flaming orange pajamas salutes the rising sun atop the flagpole and attracts the attention of church-goers. The waistline of the loud garment sug- gested a certain bulky Ellsworthian. THE I937 ACADEMIAN DAY BY DAY-tContinuedQ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15- Soccer team reduces Peabody High School to ashes, 2-O. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16- First form member of Mr. Reiber's art class complains that Leon Kroll's prize-winning painting at the Carnegie Art Institute was a copy of his at- tempt to portray the amatory exploits of a donkey. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22- Governor Landon elected 4-1 in News straw poll. Mr. Celestin, strong Landon supporter, broke the discreet, non-partisan silence of faculty members by openly declaring that he had voted the straight Republican ticket. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23- A would-be Pitt nemesis arrive-s in the person of Coach Laydenls Notre Dame team, on the campus while in Pittsburgh. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24- Shady Side chops up Carrick team, 12-O. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24- Coach Layden's Notre Dame team leaves Campus to go down in defeat be- fore the incredible fading back of one Goldboig. MONDAY, OCTOBER 26- P ?? TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27- Caution was thrown to the winds and rumor stamped in the dust by the bold announcement of a modernistic grill room which would compete with Mrs. Crosland's well-known Dining Hall. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28- NVork progressing steadily on the new library. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30-- judge Egan was caught without his immortal gums today during a most fright- ful rainstorm. House-mates assert that this is the lirst time that Mother Nature has caught Jack unprepared and without rubbers. MONDAY, NOVEMBER Z- Mr. Craig brings a character out of his past-the character of Miss Kitty Light- foot, a silly, sophisticated, young belle who has a weakness for bright lipstick. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3- Must be something wonderful about that Sewickley atmosphere-Dick Berg shamed all previous records for the upper back pull. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4- The Little Band started off with a flourish today. XVe wonder what ever be- came- of this tres chic organization. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6- The Seven Arts went in to see Boy Meets Girl this evening-a diverting little piece. THE' 1937 ACADEMIAN DAY BY DAY-lContinuedQ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7- University School squads arrive on campus for Tri-State contests. Despite their over-imposing squad of eighty, the University team was defeated, 14-12. The Indian Soccer team was held to a tie, 0-0 through four overtime periods. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7- fand rather early Sunday morningj-Pete Wright holds ginger-ale party in his new and freshly painted apartment. There wasn't even any furniture. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12- Indian Booters smoke the peace pipe with Bridgeville, 0-0. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14- A Cappella glee club sponsors Fall Hop, formerly Football-Soccer dance. Clever, No? The lettermen caricatures also caused a great deal of confusion. Lloyd Boor was unable to distinguish between his picture and that of joe Roberts. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19- Announcement of new grill room eagerly made again, but evidently not heard since Morewood basement remains heartlessly unchanged. Meanwhile Library continues apace. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20- Mr. Nomer gleefully announces that there will be no extra day of Thanks- giving vacation because none of the alumni came through with a Phi Beta Kappa award. XVEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26- Off on another lengthy Thanksgiving Holiday. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29- Back in the Big House. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30- Some unaware little First Former studied for a mythical set of Thanksgiving Examinations. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1- Seems that some of the boys indulged in divers and sundry amusements this Thanksgiving Recess past-mostly divers. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4- Several students take part in the annual Bal Tabarln given by the Alliance Francaise. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10- joe Montgomeddy immortalizes the Bostonian pronounciation of vase in his address to the Seven Arts on Mayan Valzscs. FRIDAY, DECEMBER ll-??? lxWe were asleep.j THE l937 ACADEIVIIAN DAY BY DAY- f Continuedj SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12- Gne of those Utopian plots with which the Faculty amuse themselves appeared in the guise of an intramural plan. Best wishes to the Faculty and may their little Frankenstein not grow beyond reasonable bounds. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17- A few farsighted fellows begin to study for exams. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18- Many salaams to the Faculty and may Allah be Praised-Christmas vacation begins. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6- Of all the Christmas vacation stories, the most fantastic was uncontestedly that of Judge Egan. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7- Back in the- scholastic doldrums with assignments, breakfast, and such trivia. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8- We attended a St. Andrew's sing last night. The sermon didn't carry any vital moral issue. We were disappointed. SATURDAY, JANUARY 9- Current problem around campus is to find the man who was the ingenious deviser of the names of the intramural groups. MONDAY, JANUARY 11- A contest for the wittiest lad on the campus. The results: Rob Thomson, 100 votes, John Thomson, 89, Latham Brundred, lg Kirk Todd, l. FRIDAY, JANUARY 15- There seems to be no further discussion of the Day Student Grill, all inte-rest being transferred to the new library. The Powers-that-be are strangely silent. FRIDAY, JANUARY 22- May we present our version of a little tale which appeared in the News at this time. When Jim promised to take Bill up to Erie and to introduce him to some girls, he forgot to take Bill along Saturday afternoon and Bill was left, to quote the News, holding the bag . 'Tis rumored that Saturday night Jim found himself likewise. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2- Bill Pettit, unusual First Former, made our haughty seniors look insignificant today. He scored the highest grade in the school, 89 out of 115, on the Time current affairs test, as contrasted with the Sixth Form high score of 79. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10- Things not long to be forgotten: the look on Pete Wright's face when he discovers that he was not selected for the Cum Laude. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11- With the opening of the new library today, it is quite evident that there will be no Modernistic Day Student Grill. Vtle suspect Mrs. Crosland of dark THE 1937 ACADEMIAN ' 2 DAY BY DAY-liContinuedj collusion in securing her Dining Hall from the stigma of competition. Perhaps the school really needs a library more than a Day Student Grill no matter how modernistic it may be. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13- Allderdice skims Indian Five, 33-31. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18- Two members appear for Seven Arts meeting. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20- Indian Five tops Nichols, 35-33. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Z7- The combined VVinchester-Shady Side play turned out to be good sentimental entertainment, although we didn't weep much. SATURDAY, MARCH 6- Was a day. Bill Steinmeyer came through with an Interscholastic Heavy- weight Wrestling Championship. Our faithful old Indians won the Tri-State basketball championship, 32-17, and acquired another leg on the Seifert trophy. We 'hope there aren't too many legs on this trophyg the last one was a centi- pede. We have it that the lads from University looked a triHe mashed. After the game, the A Cappella cleverly slipped in a Tea Dance right under our noses. One never knows when an A Cappella benefit will steal into one's cal- endar, so cunning are its rulers. The Morewood-Ellsworth dance that night was a huge success, many couples inquiring gene-rously after the health of the violinist and other orchestra members who seemed a bit infirm. MONDAY, MARCH 8- The girls of Seton Hill were the delighted recipients of a visit from the A Cappella. The girls have a most idyllic activities building which was put to an excellent use by the dashing young songsters. NVEDNESDAY, MARCH 10- The Seven Arts opened their art exhibition today. Evidently Robert Lan- caster attended because he wrote a most colorful description of the exhibition for the News. Strangely enough, Robert was the only visitor. FRIDAY, MARCH 12- The A Cappella, started off to see Washington, several girls' schools, and a Democratic President today. SATURDAY, MARCH 13- The Bulletin Index QPittsburgh's Weekly News magazinej said that the .fl Cappella viewed the Presidential private living quarters. All the Glee Club saw was the Gold Piano. VVEDNESDAY, MARCH 17- Irving Stapsy's snapshot contest for the Acarlemian started today. No one ever entered any snapshots, therefore Irving lovingly donated the prize to himself. THURSDAY, MARCH I8- Mr. Craig violently protests the disruption which the il la cappellau made in his classes over the Vllashington trip. THE I937 ACADEMIAN DAY T3 Y DAY-tConcludedil FRIDAY, MARCH 19- With the issuance of the News today and the listing of the Seven Arts in first place of Marne ObC1'U3L16fiS organization derby, this club has definitely come into its own. For once the patronage of this department has not resulted in disaster as it has in the cases of the Little Band and the Day Student Grill fModernisticj. SATURDAY, MARCH 20- The Athletic Exhibition came off tonight. Alas, all we saw was regimented youth paraded past in pseudo-militaristic fashion. Here and there a rugged in- dividualist would step out of line or fall into an incorrect body contortion. but he was soon pushed back by diligent sheep. MONDAY, MARCH 22- Many of the boys indulged in the frivolous pastime of writing out exams to- day. We noticed, with no little degree of horror, that a Greek examination was posted on the exam schedule. Is there actually a student taking Greek or has the Greek department been doldering again? WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24- T'hree little maids from school are we, From scholastic trammels free. MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 5- We will now sing the first eight stanzas of hymn 225. A faint groan was heard in the rear of the Chapel. A series of groans, of varying faintness. was heard under the roar of jubilant faculty voices singing out all eight stanzas, joyfully crashing out their refrain of glee in having students for their classes once more. TUESDAY, APRIL 6- The A Cappella returns with a sad tale of Stick with me and you'll see the best Methodist churches of the South. QThere were other tales tooj VVEDNESDAY, APRIL 7- At a special faculty meeting sponsored by The French Department, the Faculty heartily endorsed the A Cappella Glee Club with the further recommendation that the Southern trip be carved out of the last two weeks of the VVinter term. SATURDAY, APRIL 10- As the A Cappella sang Hail, hail to-fany girls' schooljn at Chatham Hall, someone inserted Arlington instead of Chatham Hall in the blank space marked any girls' school. Sheer chaos resulted. MONDAY, APRIL 12- Perhaps we should add the Library Mural to our list of lost enterprises which already contains the Little Band, the Academian snapshot contest, and the Day Student Grill CModernisticj. SATURDAY, APRIL 17- We attended the dance of the Shady Side Boy's Club, or whatever it is, last night. Only three faculties attended thereby revealing that the faculty does not like secret, esoteric, and seclusive societies. MONDAY, APRIL 19- And so to press. -llfillianz Slzenck Gilbert. THE I937 ACADEMIAN .3 ,1 4 , Jn, CLASS HISTORY or I 9 3 7 by Robert Napier 77101175011 Tucked away in an obscure corner of the 1926 -tlcadeuziazz is an insignihcant list of names. That list affords the earliest known record of this present Class of 1937. just as we, as a class. have developed to encompass the whole of the Academian, so have we, as a class, grown and expanded to encompass and make ourselves deeply felt in all the school activities, scholarship, athletics, and campus activities. It need not be said that we had no designs on future greatness when we entered the school twelve years ago. Then we were a small, insignificant, very modest class. Can you imagine Johnny Baum, Steele Gow, Jim Hunter, and Bob Thomson, with short pants and long faces, trying to recite HA, B, C . . . ? That was in 1925. The next year, in welcoming Dick Butler, Henry Posner, and Bill Stein- meyer the class graduated to knickers. XVhen the third birthday of the class arrived, it welcomed Stew Steffey. Steffey didn't have his accordion at that time. By the time we were ready for the Senior School, Nick Hunter, Dick Mueller, and Bob Maxwell were enjoying our studies and games with us. In the fall of 1930 .when the class finally arrived out here on the hill, Gibby Buchanan, Pee-VVee Kaplan, Dick Mitchell, and Eddie Rodgers were he-re to join our ranks. Bill Frank and Dick Knight entered our crowd the next year. Bud Bradenbaugh. Schmoo Schoyer, and Irving Stapsy came in the next year, 1934. In 1935 'ive got a bumper crop of new members: Jack Dorsey, Bob Finlayson, Phil Goehring, Dave Ketchum, joe Montgomery, Tom Morton, and George Russell. In this last year, 1936, ten new members swelled our ranks to its present sizable proportions. Bud Beerbowe-r, Bill Gee, Tom Heck, Bud Kelley, Marne Obernauer, joe Roberts. Thornley Seabrook, Pete W'right, and Bob Benson came last fall to share our final year with us. Of those days prior to our entry into the Senior School the records are not especially clear. Once in the Senior School, however, the class began to exercise its powers and capabilities. Scholastically, it has made an enviable. record. In additions to those boys who regularly held positions on the Honor Roll, there was johnny Baum, who made a College Board highest rating in Algebra, and joe Montgomery who made a highest rating on the Records Bureau Test in Spanish. There are six members of the class who received Cum Laude recog- nition this year: Irving Kaplan, Gibson Buchanan, Joe Montgomery, Robert Thomson, John Baum, and Henry Posner. Henry Posner also led the mem- bers of the present class in scholarship. THE 1937 ACADEMIAN Not alone in the classroom have the present class distinguished themselves. Owing largely to the efforts of our group, this has been an excellent athletic year for our alma mater. Bill Steinmeyer was captain of football, has been twice captain of track, and captain of wrestling. This year Steiny has brought extra dis- tinction to his school by winning the National Preparatory School VVrestling Championship. He has proved himself one of Shady Sidels all-time outstanding athletes. Bud Bradenbaugh and Bob Maxwell co-captained a Tri-State Cham- pionship basketball team. Maxwell was also captain of baseball. Steele Gow was captain of the soccer team and a member of the Athletic Council. Nick Hunter was captain of the wrestling team. Those are only the major accomplishments of the members of this class in athletics. Credit must be given the many mem- bers of the group who participated so actively as to make this year of athletics at Shady Side one which will long be remembered. The Class of 1937 has taken a real interest in extra-curricular activities. Gibby Buchanan was editor-in-chief of the News which won the annual Prince- tonian contest. Dick Butler presided over the Seven Arts Society. Bill Frank led the St. Andrews Society. Kaplan edited last year's Epitome. Nick Hunter was leader of the orchestra, Bob Maxwell, of the A Cappella Glee Club, and Stew Steffey was president of the Musical Clubs. Joe Montgomery was editor of this year's E pitome. Dick Mueller was editor-in-chief of the 1937 Acadcmian. Henry Posner and George Schoyer have been presidents of the Forum. Stein- meyer was president of Sargon Society. Tom Morton, Bob Finlayson, Eddie Rodgers, Dick Mueller, and Joe Montgomery were members of Remember the Day, this year's Gargoyle production. The list of honors could not be complete with out enumcrating those names whose cooperation and ideals have helped so materially to produce at Shady Side during the school year 1936 and 37 a finer morale than our institution has known for many years. Steele Gow has been our class president, and our school presi- dent throughout the year. Bill Steinmeyer has been class vice-presidentg Ed Rodgers, secretary-treasurer. The Houses and Day Student Groups, represent- ing units of student government, have been ably managed by Gow, Steinmeyer, Bradenbaugh, Knight, Maxwell, Frank, and Bob Finlayson. That concludes a resume of the doings of this Class of 1937. It is not complete. Neither time nor space would permit adequate retelling of the many interesting experiences which have marked our days of progress through the twelve years. The memories are pleasant, to be treasure-d through the years. Our hopes for future of our alma mater are strong. May she grow as we have seen her grow during our all-too-brief sojourn. SSRN THE I937 ACADEIVIIAN I fioNoRSAND?Rxz5g ' -1 ali' - Y- , -1-lg W- 1 y , fn-1 . 15 .. , . 40 0 X ,,..Q-vgwafa-7 , 1 , 2 ff ' 1' j Q' 1 V h'5 y 4 5 0 ' f we ff x ,- I A 'igmifzhxk , - '. ' 'f.am sf l2L'f'-jfif H 1 , ' Jnunuuauuz HONOR ROLL SPRING TERM, 1936 SIXTH FORM ROBERT LEWIN KANN :XRTIICR IRWIN MURPIIX' FIFTH FORM JOHN DANEL BAUM HENRY POSNER, II FOURTH FORM ROBERT MACDONALD CLARR JOHN FRANCIS LOTT RICHARD LYON SALSBURY THIRD FORM JOSEPH DEERICKS BENNETT DON NVALLACE Gow HAYS GORMLY BOVVNE RICHARD MALCOLM KETCHUM HENRY CROFT BICREI. SAYRE RODMAN JOHN NIERRITT COLE PAUL JOHNSTON URQUIFIART, JR. SECOND FORM XVALTER JOSEPH CURLEY, JR. BENNO JANSSEN, JR. ANDREW DAUGIIERTY XVOLFE FIRST FORM JOHN LOGAN BAILEY VICTOR SAGO MORRISON JOIIN JACOB FISH I-IR VVILLIAM SINGER MOORH EAD OLIVER JAMES KELLER, JR. THOMAS IWARSIIALL HOWE NIBIICK, JR THOMAS NVALLACE SMITH, III FALL TERM 1936 FIFTH FORM ROBERT IYIALTDONALD CLARK JAMES CRAIG KUHN FOURTH FORM JOSEPH DEERICKS BENNETT JOHN IVIERRITT COLE HENRY CROFT BICKEL DON WALLACE Gow HAYS GORBILY BOVVNE SAYRE RODMAN PAUL JOHNSTON URQUIIART, JR. THE l937 ACADEMIAN THIRD FORM THOMAS BIGGERT BENNO JANSSEN, JR. WALTER JOSEPH CURLEY, JR. GEORGE WESCHLER ANDREW DAUGHERTY WOLFE SECOND FORM JOHN LOGAN BAILEY THOMAS MARSIYIALL HOWE NILIICK, JR. ROBERT CAMPBELL GOW WILLIAM SINGER MOORIIEAD, JR. TIIOINIAS WALLACE SMITH, III FIRST FORM LAVVRENCE DILNVORTH BLAIR, JR. WILLIAM PENDLETON HACKNEX' MAXFIELD GIBBONS GEORGE BURGWIN HOLRIIES THOMAS J. GILLESPIE, III EDVVARD JAMES MAY WINTER TERM, 1937 SIXTH FORM JOHN DANIEL BAUINI JOHN VVORTHINGTON DORSEX' HENRY POSNER, II FIFTH FORM ERNST COIIN V IWORRIS GOLDSMITH LEVY ROBERT MACDONAI.D CLARK WILLIAM BLANC MONROE, JR. MALCOLM FINDLEY MCCONNELL FOURTH FORM JOSEPH DEERICKS BENNETT SAYRE RODMAN JOHN MERRITT COLE PAUL JOHNSTON URQUHART, JR. DON WALLACE GOW THIRD FORM THOMAS PARKER BIGGERT BENNO JANSSEN, JR. ANDREXV DOUGHERTY WVOLFE, JR. SECOND FORM JOHN LOGAN BAILEY KENNETH CONRAD HEALD EDWIN BAILEY BUCHANAN VVILLIAM SINGER MOORHEAD JOHN JACOB FISHER THOMAS MARSHALL HOWE NIRIICIC, JR ROBERT CAMPBELL Gow THOMAS WALLACE SMITH, III FIRST FORM NIELVILLE CHURCH BLAIR WILLIAM YOUNG HUMPHREYS, III MAXFIELD GIBBONS ALAN MILLER KAUFMANN VVILLIAM PENDLETON HACKNEY EDWARD JAMES IWAY GEORGE BURGWIN HOLLIES IROBERT H. SABEL THE I937 ACADEMIAN HONORS AND PRIZES IN SCHOLARSHIP IUNE, 1936 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER First Honor Student ,.... .................... N VILLIAM EDWARD HAGUE, JR. PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST First Prize . . ........................ THOMAS IMARSIIALL INIERRICK Svcond Prize . ...... RICHARD O,NEII. DUFF MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE MEDAL Rensselaer Polytvchizic Institute WA1-'rER DAY RIDDLE, IR. LATIN PRIZE Gift of Mr. F. fl. McCollum VVIILLIAIM EDWARD HAGUI-2, JR. ENGLISH PRIZE Gift of Harvard Club of II'cst'ern Pciztzsylraizia for E.rc'cllvncc in Fifth Form English IQOBERT NAPIIQR T110 M SUN FRENCH PRIZE Gift by thc G0'Z,'C7'7'llll6lIf of the French Republic Fifth and Sixth Forms Fifth Form ........ ........, ............. H E NRY POSNERI, II Sixth Form .... XVILLIAM EDXVARD HAGUE, JR. SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE QHEAD BOY OF ENTIRE SCHOOLJ Gift of Mr. I-Ilfrcd C. Dickey JOHN MERRITT COLE THE l937 ACADEMIAN THE YALE AXVARD Gift of the Yale Club of Pittsburgh BAKER ALDRIN BRADENBAUGII HARRIS MEMORIAL BASKETBALL TROPHY RICHARD O,NEIL DUFF WILLIAM MQFALL MARTIN AWARD IN VIRGIL THE First Forni . Second Form Third Form Fourth Form Fifth Form . Sixth Form . Gift of Mrs. Richard IV. Martiizt GARRET1' DENISE BOVVNE, III THORNTON OAKLEY AWARD IN CREATIVE ART WILLIAM EDWARD HAGLIE, JR. JOHN G. BUCHANAN PRIZE First Honor Student of Sixth Form WILLIAM EDWARD HAGLYE, JR. THE AURELIAN AWARD Presented by the zlurelian Society of Yale University ARTHUR IRVVIN MLIRPHY HEAD BOYS OF EACH FORM ....... ...... .......... W I LLIAM SINGER MOORIIEAD, JR. .. ........... BENNO JANSSEN, JR. . . . ....... JOIIN MERRITT COL!-I . . . . . ROBERT MACDONALD CLARK . ...... ..... J OIIN DANIEL BAUM . . . .... VVILLIAM EDVVARD HAOVE, JR. CUM LAUDE, 1937 GIBSON PACKER BUCHANAN JOSEPH VVEST MONTOOIIIERY, JR. JOHN DANIEL BAUM HENRY POSNER, II A IRVING MEYER JOSEPH KAPLAN ROBERT NAPIER THOMSON TH E I937 ACADEMIAN 1 RGAN IZATIO N S -'gf v , - -I - if ,L 171' :nf hi 6:1 - D T K H1 A X f'7' 'XR N Djvfy hm. 1 V rv QW ' ,W a s ' fl K f,, W,?'v'l'-rMfTM:v5Mv-M-WMFWW-2-lu-+-M tifz J' THE 1937 ACADEMIAN THE SARGON SOCIETY CJFFICICRS XVII.I,1Ax1 F-'l'r:1NMxcx'1au, II .. ...... l,z'csia'v11f LIAIXIICS S'l'l-il-1Lli Gow, hllc, . . . . I'iu'-Prvsidclzi Rolalem' 1X'lc'L'r'mc1K MAXWIQLI. . .... Sl'frvta1'y jollx lDAN1r:1. lhwxr I.mvn SCl1AIfl liR Doon HAR1411: .XLIJRIN HRAIJIQNIBAVKSII GIBSON I'Ac'luclc IELTIIANAN Rcm1aR'1' ix IAL'lJUNAl.D CLARK Rmzrim' ANDRIS l 1Nl.Ax'soN TQICHARD F0l.I.ANSI3liIi LIQIIN XN'1s'r1c1e Fox, jk. XY11.1.1Axl -lAc'o1: FRANK, jk. I'mI.1v Armxls Golclrklxma .IAMICS F-'1'l-21111.15 K 2mx', ju. HARRY Hom' NI Ii M BICRS NTL'IIOI,fXS XVAN R121-:D HI7N'I'liR IRVING 'lXI14:v1cR joslcl-11 KAI'I.AN LXLVA ICUGENI-1 Iilil.l.IiY, jk. Rlclmlen S'1'AN1.1cY KN1cz11'r Rom-:R'1' McC 'uo14 BIAXWELI. NA'l'TIANII'1L RUC H1011 Muolz, J RICHARD XN'11.1.1Ax1 NIl'lCLI.l'2R, JR NIARNIC C3141-:1:NA1f1':R .XR'l'lIl'R MIQAD CJVICR ICDWARD HARTJIQ Rolmuuks XV1I.1.1AM S'l'l4:1NM1cv1-114, H S'l'liXYAR'l' HORN ma F-'l'1c1f1f1f:v asf eeewmsmmwmwmwz-wemww.L:.azm::sww,y:fspwemm 1-Aw QA- U we N-Ame .1 ,Az x. N. A f A, ,:. A , R THE ATHLETIC COUNCIL XX ILLIAH S'1'l-ilxxllfwilc, II 4... ...... I '1'vsiu'v11t lwlzl-im' KI.-xc'lJoxA1.n Clnlxlui .... ...... I 'im'-1'z'vsz'11'r11f lxxrlis S'l'1cl-:Ll-2 Gow, vllc, .... . . , Sm'z'clz1r,x'-T1'v41.v111'u1' CIIAIQIJ l UI,I..'XNSI3Iili . . . . . . ,1Irmbca'-af-l.c11'gfu THE l937 ACADEIVIIAN Tl-IE 1937 ACADEMIAN THE IUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL DON XVA1.1.Ac'1z Gow . . . . . . Pnvsidczzt MIEMBICRS DON W'AL1.Ac1c Gow .............4.. .... . .. P1'vsia'v11t of Ilzc Fourtlz Fornz, XVA1.'1'1-:R 105121111 C1'RL12Y, blk. . . . .... Prcsizierzt of the Third FI17'I7I jo1lN CRUSSMAN HAYs, jk. .... President of the Svcmzd Form ,I31'R'1' KHRR T111111 ........ .... P rc,s'idc11i of tlzc First Fornz a.1' gy ! THE FORUM OFFICERS 'TUSITPII XY1cs'r Mrmx'1'1:mll-zkv, IR, . . ,. l,I'4'.Vft17KlI1' Glcolusxe l'1u-:s'1'r1N Scllmwl-21: .... .. Vim' l'ru.viu'w1f STliXYAR'l' l Iol:Nlf:1e S'1'xc1flfl':v ,. ...... .SHw'ufar'y NIR. llmmss li. IMRNI-is . . .. lfurzzllbx' ,Id4z'i.m' MICMIKICRS RICH.-xlm 'IHYRNIQY Blew: lQu'1l.um SIXIITII YXIVIUII-:I.r. Glcumpx-3 Bmux XX'll.1.1,xx1 IELANL' ZXIUXROI-I FIUIIN lXlxcm:1'rT Com: -1HSIiI'Il XYl:s'1' Mux'1'mml4:1:Y ll Rom-:I:'1' AXNIDRIS I'tlNl.AYSUN 'IUIIN S'I'l'AR'1' Mmcmm' lifllililfl' l!RL'cl': I'1Al,I. AXR'rll1'1: Mic,-uv Ov:-114 Rrmlc1:'1' limv.-xlm I,ANn'As'1'ic1: llrcxlw Iwsxl-tu, II ,l.xx1lis ii. l.IiVN'I5V, Elle. Yf'ZI7XX'.-XRIJ I1.'XR'l'-I I-1 Rumzlilqs .Imm lfk,xxL'1s l.lI'l l' XXYlI.l.lAAI Ii1cxIsx'Sr1m1sx,, III Kl:Xl.K'UI,AI IflxD1.1ax' AlCL.UNNIiI.I. S'l'1-:xxnxm lluuxlclc S'l'IilflfliY Rm' lfilclm KlL'KNIfill'I', ilu. li11u41,AN1v XX'1l.l':x' 'l'fmlm, 'llc I'lC'l'I-IR XX-IQlllll'l' TI-IE I937 ACADEIVIIAN THE 1937 ACADEIVIIAN THE SEVEN ARTS CLUB OFIVICICRS JOSICPII XYLLST 1XlUN'l't2OMliRY, NIR. . ..... l'n's.'a'v111' Ilwlxra Ml-:VER xl0Slil'lI IQAl'I,,'XN . ., I'iu'-Prvsidvzzz' jullx S'1'L'.-xm' Molucmx' .... .. ..... .Sl'u1'vIa1'y MR. Rlc'H,xRn H. Rlillzlilc . . . . .Fczvzzlfy A--lc1'i'i,vv1' KIIZMHICRS JUSlil'lI I,lClCRIk'KS HENN1-:'r'r Rlrlmlm Sxlrrrl 1XIlTL'IlliI.I, RIVIIARD li1.l.1s VHL'Tl.liR., jk. LIUSIEPII W'lis'l' lX1oN'1'1:ux11f:Inj, -In Rolzlim' ANDRIS F1xI.Ax'soN VIUHN S'rL'AR'1' ZXIORRUXX' Ilqvlxu BIICYICR .IOSI-Il'II K.-WLAN AXR'1'lll'1: NIICAD Ov:-:R ROBERT IQIDWARIJ L,xNn'As'l'lile HENRY Pusxlclc, II hlmlx F14ANc'1s l,u'r'1' Iiluwfxlclm HAIi'1'jIi Ronczlius Rm' Hlclun RICIQNHQIIT R. Ilzvlxna SAIKIVI-Il. S'1'APsY -' . PET!-:R XYRIGIIT TI-IE 1937 AC ADEIVIIAN THE RADIO CLUB Cllflflfl-IIQS JOHN S'l'l-:Nm-:R CAx'mR ............. ..... I JI'a'.Yil1L'lIf XY1L1.1AM B'IA'I I'1IliXY LAIRD, ll ...Clzivf Oprrufm' MR. RUIEICIVI' V. Hoxxuxlm . . . . . . lfczczrlfy . Iu'f'isvr MICMBICRS XY11.1-1Ax1 UANA AX1:r111so1.1m XY11.1.1Ax1 bl.-xml: l.Al'l'l-I-, DIR. FRI-zmzlucla NV11.l.1AM Rumi, DIR, lfufwu 'I1liUVVIiRIIDl2Ii IXIVRRM .Imm S'1'1-:Naam CAY1.mm lQAL1'1l ICM:-:RSON IJAYIS, ju. JOHN CICVII. ljvlfivxliu MAx1f11f:1.n SL'U'1 l' GIBISONS Tlloxms 'lmrlis GlI.l.11:sP1lc, Ill 1 AXLAN lXl1l.1.r:1z ISZAVFMANN KARL JAQUH KAU1f1x1ANN, ju. XYl1.l.1Ax1 1X1A'l I'HliXY l.A1leD: II , R1c11Aun X ou:ll'1' Nl l l'.NI.l., u lx VXf11.l.1AM IJVNI..-Xl' I'lc'r'1'l'r S'1'lcr:1.1c lXIL'N1m1c Rom-11:'1's liulalwl' H. Smslcl. SRAM' Mc'Gl-:A1:11 S I I I I'1.l-IY I5l'le'r K1-:RR 'lkmn RIVIIARIJ .Xl.l.1cN xylill. gANIl'ICI. IEIQAINARD XVI-IS'l'., .ll THE 1937 ACADEIVIIAN THE COLLECTORS' CLUB OFIWCICIQS FALL 1I.RXI QXNIJRICXY IDUl'llIIIiR'l'Y XX'uLlfl-1 . ...... Prcxidclzl HIQNRY H1XRIIl,'l'lDN Hl'N'l'l41li .. ...... I'iw-l'z'c.viric11! XX'A1.'1'1c14 .lUSlil'Il L'l'1u.l4:Y, -lla. . ., .S1w'n'fc11'.v-Tn'ax1m'r HAIQRY XY. RICIQI-I'l l'S .. .......... .. lfauzzlluv .lff1'i.vvr M ICMUIZIQS bhxxllcs ULVA1 IZALIIAIAN .IUIIN LUG.-XN HA1l.1iY LIUHN IDANIEI. IEAVM linwl N liuuxx' ,131-:NN ICTT DIUSIQPII H. IEOWMAN, -llc. xVAl.'l'ICR .IOSIZPII CL'R1.1sx', .I 11, f5LIVliR Lows l21Ns'r11:1N Mfxxlfll-1LD SL'O'1'T Gllalsuxs XYILLIAM PliXlJI.l5'l'UN HAQKNI-ix' IQULAX17 Hmclusox XYl1.l.lAM Yoyxu Ilrzxrlflllugys, III .X NIJRIQXY D0l'l1IIl41R'1'X' RAYMOND F. IILN1' Hlfxm' 1'lAA1II,'l'ON HL'N'l'I-ill ,XLAN Xlll.I.liR liA1'm1ANN IXZARI. jAm1s li,xl'1-'x1,,xNN, UIR, XYILL151 1iOR'l'RIl2Il'l' limi: 11ARRl5UN l.1sx'x' Howl-:LL l:I'1'Cll Now-:lc LLERALD UrR1I'1'IN fflglill-1X rI'l1cmAs XX'AT.l,AL'li SAIITH, III Rlcwmlm LAXX'RliNL'li XYliL'IlSl.l1x .Xxlnlucw Llama XYICII., III XY0l.Ifli THE SAINT .ANDREW'S SOCIETY OFFI CICRS XY11.1.1,xx1 JA1'o1z FRANK, J11 .... l'rv.v11z'v11i STI-:WANT Ho11N1f:11 S'1'1s1f1f1':Y, ...... I 11'c-Pr'1'.1'1dv11f JOHN STVART KIURRUVV . .. MR. llmmss 1':I-I.SVk'UR R11'11,1x1m TL'11N1cv 131131419 J,xH14:s SPRA141-111 HHNN1-iv I.AT11AM Looxus l3111'N1J111e1u JOHN XXVOR'l'H1NG'l'ON Dokslsx' Jos14:1'H HI4IlDl4INKAlI1' DWY14111 JOHN PAUL IQGAN XYI1.1.1Ax1 JACOB FRANK, JR. NY11,1.1Ax1 S'1'11fL1-3 Gm-3 R1c11,xR1m MA1.1'o1.m1 K1-:'1'c111'M Jol 1 N R011 ICRT K1-01'1-T111 R0131-:RT ICDWARD L,AN1'As'1'1a11 JUHN F11ANc1s LU'l I' Sill-IRXYOOD RIARTIN KIA1.c'u1.x1 F1ND1.1cx' MVCUNN1-3 R1c11AR1m SMITH lXlI'I'L'lIliI.L YX'11.1.1.n1 BLANC MoN11o1-3, JR 'l'll IZ ARN ICS . . . .5'1'1'1'v1'111'y-T1'1'as1m'r . . . . Fz11'z1H-v .Id1'is1'1' MIZMBIERS Ll., I11. J0s1c1'H XY12s'1' 1XTON'I'4i0AlI'1RY-, JI: JOHN ST1'A11T lXI0111111w T11oMAs Mo11T11N HLWXN'l-II.I. FTTQH NlJXll:Ili Jo ll N Brznlfolm Nom 14:11 XN'11-1.IAH HR14:1'N1iN1111m1s1-: flkk .'XRTllL'R M1c1x1a Own JAMES U1H'1:1.As IJFAIII. N11i11o1.As SLADDI-:N Rlvll-111142, JI IQDXYARD HA11TA11c Romznclcs 1211191112143 PAU1. Rlfssl-11.1. 1112011111-1 P111csToN SCI 1 m'1a11 JOHN T11o11N1,1cY S14A1111111114, J11. STEXVART HLJRNPIR S'1'1f:1f1-'lax' IQIRKLAND XVTLIQY Tomy, J11. P12'1'1:11 X'YRIGIl'l.' THE I937 ACADEIVIIAN x 1 ?UBLlCATIONS L,su1'.,.,- W' M, Wy, Q 5458-QQQ NAANAJVNI 'xJs:-.1-sfo --'-fN'x- fi--vi W54-A-'NA-L, g,k.zkA.4.-A,A,g-4-,gAYAvk-,4v A, THE 1 9 3 7 ACADEMIAN BOARD Editor-in-Clzicf IQICIIARD W'11.L1AR1 TX'1L'I-ILLER R. , lilL5illc'SS Maizagcr MARR14: fJBIiRNAUI-ZR Editorial Board VVILLIAIXI BLANC TWONROIC, JR, ........... .. Evatzirvs Editor Gmsox PACRI-1R HLCIIANAN .. .. Ecatiircs Editor HENRY POSNIQR, II ............ Fvatzirvs Editor JOSEPH XVIEST MON'1'csOxr1cRY, JR. . .. Sixtlz Form Editor NMTIIOLAR VAN RICICD Hl'N'1'r:R Statistics Editor TQICIIARD SAMVEL SIMON ,... . A-Issofiatc Editor joslaml IJIZERICKS BICNNI-1'l l' ........... . .-lxsoviatc Editor .-Irt Editor IQICIIARD TXTALCOLM IQETCIIUM 4'1SSiSI'CllIf .flrt Editors THOMAS LTORTON VVILLIAM IHIEXRY SOHO! N HI Photography Editor TRYING SAMVEL STAPSY Faviilty .-Idzfisvrs MR. RIL'lIARIJ H, RE1121-:R ............. Literary and .-lrt .Aldzfiscr MR. JXLFRED C. D1L'Kl41Y . . . ......... Iizisinvss --Idwisvr THE 1937 ACADEMIAN TI-IE 1 9 3 7 NEWS BOARD GIBSON PACKER BUCHANAN ........ BIALCOLM FINDLEY IWCCONNI-SLI., JR. .. BAKER ALDRIN BRADENRAUGH .... HENRY POSNER, Il ........... JOSEPH VVEST NIONTGOM1-IRY, JR. .. JOSEPH DEIERICKS BENNET1' WILLIAM BLANC IWONROE, JR . . JOHN DANIEL BAIYIXI ....... JOHN 1wliRRIT'1' COLE ......... RICHARD MALCOLM KETCIIUIII .. ZXIARNE OIIERNACER ........ ROBERT BI 1'Ts VVEIDLEIN .. ARTHIIR N11-TAD OVER IRVING SAMUEL STAPSY .. JOHN FRANCIS LOTT .. MR. HARRY LUDWIG . . . . . . Ifflliflll'-ill-Cxlliff Jffllldfjillfj fiziitzmz' . . . Fvafurv . . . Fvafzcrc . ., Fcamrv . . . Fcafurc . . . Fvaz'1u'I' . . . Sports . . . SfI0r1's .. . Canzjvus . . . Club ... .'H1HlIIli Edifm' I' dzfu 1' filllifllf' Ifdifoi' Iidifm' Editor 11 difnff liflliflli' ffdilnr lzrfifur .. E:l'L'fZCllIg1' lfdifor Cirfulafioll Nallagvr . 1g1lSiIIL'5.S' Alllllllgff' . . .f'1fI1'IlIZ'.V .,lu'2'isur THE 1937 ACADEIVIIAN Q IVEUSIC ANDERAIVIA in-4 ' ' J - Y , , ' Y Y Y i7 7 ff Y JEIWW K5 -Q., fl, Q ' AM ' M 1 FU if l ,E ,, K. 1 QQ, XX 4 X V1 I r l A , N .J , + QA ,IQ ,'n,Qv'fwu1 N ' CN b L w -A.LAv4 , -1 A,-..-1-Q' il-A,Af if f Ale!-xJuA.-L,-L +.4g4.4f-r. af4v4 f 47 A THE I 9 3 7 MUSICAL CLUB OFFICERS S'l'liXYAR'l' HQJIQNIQR S'r14:F1fEv ......................... Prvsidvllt Rom-1R'r MCCOOK lXIAXVN'liI.I. .. . I.vadf'r of thc ,I Cappella, Give Club JOHN FRANEIS Lo'1 r ................... l.cau'vr of H10 Gln' Club Nu'1lo1,As VAN REED Hl'N'l'l41R Lcadcr of fha Orrlzvstra BAKER QXLDRIN B1aADENnAL'1:1l . .. ..... l?usim's.s' Ncmaucr MR. IQOBERT V. HOWARD ..... ......... D iructar THE 1937 ACADEMIAN THE Musical Clubs of Shady Side Academy comprise an organization of which the school may well be proud. In the many years that Mr. Howard has been in charge, it has enjoyed happy and prosperous success. The main purpose is to sponsor music in Shady Side, in this, it has done extremely well, for more than a fourth of the school are enrolled in its membership. Indeed, the popularity of the Clubs insures complete enthusiasm for music. For more information, let us delve into the organizations themselves to see of what they consist: The Musical Clubs draw their members from the first to the sixth forms. They consist of three organizations: The Orchestra, the Glee Club, and the A Cappella Glee Club. Mr. Howard is the director, and Stewart Steffey is the president. Each Club has a leader, while the business manager, Baker Braden- baugh, arranges the concerts. The Orchestra and Glee Club are limited in con- certs, but the A Cappella Glee Club is the most widely known and traveled of its kind. The Troubadorsf' as the orchestra is known, have long been noted for their excellent interpretation of popular music. There are twelve boys in it, Nicholas Hunter is the leader. Candidates for the orchestra first report in Sep- tember, and practice until March. Then, the first of their appearances is made. They are frequently engaged by the Country Clubs for small dinner dances. Of course, they are an annual feature of the Musical Clubs Concert and Com- mencement Day Exercises. This year, Mr. Howard has trained one of the best Glee Clubs, to represent Shady Side Academy. Composed of forty or more boys, the Club practices on the average of twice a week. Singing such songs as On the Road to Mandalay and Blue Moon, the Glee Club, under the leadership of john Lott, presents concerts at Winchester and Ellis Schools for Girls, besides the Musical Clubs Concert. That the boys really enjoy singing is shown by their constant attend- ance at rehearsals despite the limited number of concerts. Two years ago, Mr. Howard conceived the idea of organizing an A Cappella Glee Club, and taking extensive tours of the South. With the cries, It can't be done! ringing in his ears, Mr. Howard went to work and selected nineteen of the best voices in the Glee Club. Overcoming many obstacles in his path, he trained and led his group over three thousand miles, presenting concerts through- out the South. This year, the Club, augmented to twenty-five, has become almost a self-training organization. Each of the four sections into which the Club is divided has a leader who directs the daily rehearsal. The Club traveled over five thousand miles, presenting concerts in Washington, D. C., Columbia, S. C., Jack- sonville, Fla., St. Augustine, Fla., Savannah, Ga., and Charleston, S. C. Eight girls' schools, seven churches, eight radio stations and two Rotary Clubs com- prised the program. The only one of its kind in the United States, it has become the most popular club on the campus. THE I937 ACADEMIAN THE A CAPPELLA GLEE CLUB OFFICERS ROBERT MCCOOK MAXWELL ........... ..... I ,cadcr JOIIN FRANCIS LOTT , .lvfiug Lvadrr MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD .. .... Director MEMBERS RALPH C. BEERBOWI-:R JOSEPH DPIERICK5 BENNETT LATIIAM LOOMIS BRUNDRED JOIIN VVORTIIINGTON DORSPQY JOSEPH HEIDPINKABIIP DWYER JOHN PAUL EOAN ROBERT ITXNDRIS FINLAYSON RICHARD MAI,COLhI KEl'CIIL'BT RICIIARD STANLEY KNIGHT JOHN FRANCIS LOTT ROBERT MCCOOR MAXWELL ROY HEZRD IWCIQNIGIIT, JR. JOSEPH WEST NIONTGOMERY, JR. THOMAS MORTON RICHARD WILLIAM MCELLER, JR MARNE OBERNAUER VVILLIAM BRECKENRIDGE QRR ARTHUR MEAD OVER JAMES DOUGLAS PFAIIL EDVVARD HAR1'JE RODGERS JOHN THORNLEY SEABROOK, JR. WILLIAL1 HENRY SCHOEN, III PAUL ROTHROCR SIEBER, JR. STEWART HCJRNER STEFFEY TI-IE l937 ACADEMIAN THE I 9 3 7 GLEE CLUB OFFICERS JOIIN FRANCIS LOTT . . . . . . . . MR. ROBERT V. HONN'ARD .. JAMES BLUM BACHMAN JAMES STONE BALTER RICHARD LEVY BARACH RALI-H C. BEIERBOWER, JR. JOSEPH IJICERICKS BENN!-1'lJT IJAVIII PATERSON HI-INNFTT, JR RICHARD TURNEY BERT: THOMAS PARKER BIOOERT JOsEI'H H. BOWMAN, JR. BAKER ALDRIN BRADENBAUGH LATIIAM LOOMIS BRIINIIRED RICHARD ELLIS BUTLER, JR. ROI!!-iR'l' AIACIDUYALD CLARK VVALTER JOSEPH CIIRLEY, JR. XVALTER DEARTH, JR. JOHN VVORTHINIITON DORSEY JOSEI-H HEIDENKAMP IJWYICR JOHN PAUL EOAN ROIIERT :XNDRIS FINLAXYSON RICHARD FOLLANSIIEE VPHOMAS JAMES GIl.I.IiSl-'Il-1, III MEMBERS JOEL GfJI.IlSNI1'l'H ALFRED DAWSON H.-X'l I'liNBAL'H, JR. GEORGE BURGWIN HOLMES VVILLIAM XYUUNG HU:-IRHRETS, III NICHOLAS VAN REED HI'N'I'ER ALAN NIII.l.ER IQAUFMANN KARL J. IQAUFMANN, JR. WCJfJlJRLJP'F SCOVEL lil-ILLY RICHARD KIALCOLM KI-:'I'CHIIM VVILLIAM JACOII LAPPI-I, JR. BERTRAND NNI-1S'l' LEWIS, JR. JOHN FRANCIS LOTT SHERWOOD BIARTIN ROBERT MCCOOK RIAXNVELI, EDWARD JOSEPH RICC.-Milli-I, JR HENRY LOCKWOOD LICGRATH, JR. ROY IJERD MCKNIISHT, JR. ROBERT RIILLIGAN JOSEPH XYEST RIKINNZOMERY, JR. JOHN STUART RJORROW 'FHUMAS LIORTON Leader Faculiy Adviser RICHARD vYlI.l.l.XM 1UUlCI.I.liRV, JR RIARNI-I OIIIERNAUIQR XVILLIAM RRECKI-:NRIIRQE ORR ARTHUR RIEAD OVER CHARLES NYILLIAM PA'l lJUN JAMES DOUI:LAS PFAHL WILLIAM RLAINE PHlI.I.H'S VVALTER COACHMAN PRICE EDWARD HARTJE ROIIIIERS PY-HI,ANIJliR KNOX RODOERS, JR. ROIIERT H. SAIIEL VVILLIAM HENRY SCIIOEN, III JOHN HULL SCOTT, JR. JOHN THORNLEX' SEAIIROOR, JR. PAUL ROTHROCK SIEISERV, JR. RICHARD SAMUEL SIMON STEWART IJORNER S'I'EIfIfI4:Y IQIRKLAND XYILEY TODD, JR. RICHARD ALLEN VVEIL SAMUEL BRAINARII VVISST, JR. GEORGE CLOYD VVILSON, 111 THE 1937 ACADEMIAN TI-IE TROUBADOURS OFFICERS NICIIOLAR VAN REED 1'TL'NTER ........ . . . Lcadcr MR. ROBERT V . HOWARD ..... RALPH C. BEERBOWER, JR. EDWIN CTROVV BENNETT .. jOIIN CECIL DUI-:CKER M ICMBIQRS H. TALBOTT HILI.IARI7 .......... NICl1OI.AS VAN REED Huw IAxLVA EUGPINE KELLEY . . . ROY HERD MCKNIL9ll1', JR. TIIOMAS MOR'1'0N ....... HENRY FIRESTONE SIMON STEVVART HORNk1R STEI-'FEV MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD . T ICR . . . Director . . . Clarinet . . . . Trumpet . . . Clarinet . . . . . Traps . . . . . Trumpet . . . . . Saxophone .. . Clarinet, Piano ....... Trumpcl ......... Trumpet Accordion, Piano ViOlin TI-IE l937 ACADEIVIIAN VIOLIN ACCORDION QUINTET OFFICERS S'1'r:wAR'1' HORN:-:R S'1'1c1fF14:Y ............ .... I .vadvr MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD ....... . ..... Dirvctor M EMHERS 101431. G0LDsM1'1'1I .Ions S'1'L'AR'r Moukow KARL .IACOB KAUFMANN, jk. STENVAR'I' HOHNER S'l'1+:1f1-'lcv MR. Romam' Y. HowAR1: THE l937 ACADEIVIIAN THE GARGOYLE CLUB NATHANIEL RUE HIGH AIOOR, JR. ..................... Prexidvut IRVING IMI-IYIiR JOSEPH KAI'LAN Vice'-Prcsidmlt and Property Zblalzagcr JOSEPH XVEST NION'Ttl0MlCRV, JR. ..........., Svcrctary-Trcasurm' JOHN IJANIEL BAUM .......... ..... . Sfagc Alanaycr MR. RAY IL. Hlfkll ............. ....... D zrvctor MEM RERS JOHN DANIEL HAUM IQDNVIN GROW BENNETT JOSI-:PII IJEERICKS BI-:N N1-:TT JOSEPH H. BOWMAN, JR. VVALTI-ZR JOSEPH CLRLEY, JR. JOHN PAI'L EKTAN f5L1VliR LOUIS IZINSTEIN RICHARD FOLLANSBEE 15L'XVARD BELMONT FRAMPTON VVILLIAM JACOII FRANK, JR. ROBERT BRUCE HALL H. TALBOTT HILLIARD GPICURGE BUROWIN HOLMES IRVINC NIEYER JOSEPH KAI'1.AN ROBPZRT EDWARD LANCASTER SHERWOOD NIARTIN ROY HI-:RD MCKNICHT, JR. XVILLIAM BLANC IWONROI-I, JOSEPH VVEST lN'1ON'l'GOMERY, JR. NATHANIEL RUE HIGH NIOOR, JR 'FHOINIAS IVIORTON RICHARD VVILLIAINI MLELLER, JR WILLIARI BRECIQENRIDCE CDRR CHARLES WILLIAM PATTON EDWARD HARTJ E RODCERS PHILANDER KNOX RODGI-IRS, JR. VVTLLIAM HENRY SCHOI-IN, H1 RICHARD SAMUEL SIMON CIEORGI-I IDIEVVI'I'TIf2 VVICK, JR. ANDREW' DOUOHERTY WOLFE TI-IE I937 ACADEMIAN TI-IE GARGOYLE CLUB JUNIOR PLAY Aunt Polly .... fini ......... M ary ..... Sidney ........ Torn Sawyer .... Amy Lawrence .... Beeky Thatcher . . . Alfred Temple .... Widow Douglas . . . Huckleberry Finn . . . foe Harper ....... Mrs. Harper ...... Preacher's Voice .... fudge Thatcher .... The Toni Sawyer Cast PAULEGAN . . . .CHARLES WILLIAM PATTON . . . . . . .OLIVER LOUIS EINSTEIN . . . . .WALTER JOSEPH CURLEY, JR. . . . .GEORGE DEWITT VVICK, JR. . . . . . .EDWIN GRONV BENNETT . . . . . . .GEORGE BURGWIN HOLLIES . . . .PHILANDER KNOX RODGERS, JR. . . . .WILLIAM HENRY SCHOEN, III . . . . . . .JOSEPH H. BOWMAN, JR. . . . . .ANDREW DOUGHERTY VVOLFI-I . . . . . . . .ROBERT BRUCE HALI. ..........SHERWOOD MARTIN . . . . .ROBERT EDWARD LANCASTER lnjun foe .................. ................. W ILLIAM BRECKENRIDGE ORR THE SHADY SIDE-WINCHESTER-THURSTON CAST REMEMBER THE DAY A Man ........ First Bell Boy . . . Nora Trinell .... Flower Girl ...... Second Bell Boy . . Mason ........... Dewey Roberts . . . Kate Hill ....... Tom .......... S teve Hill ..... Ellen Talbot .... Miss Price .... Dan Hopkins .... Mr. Steele .... Edith Phelps .... Mrs. Roberts .... Charlie ...... Dorothy . . . Edgar Mildred . . . Jane ........ Mr. Roberts Mr. Phelps .... Miss Kline .... Anno ......... D. R. Roberts . .. RICHARDTURNEY BERG . . . WILLIAM BLANC MONROE, JR. IDA BLANCHE DEPUY . . . . . . . . BARBARA CLOSE YOHE .. . ROBERT EDWARD LANCASTER . . . . . EDWARD HARTJE RODGERS WILLIAM BRECKENRIDGE ORR MARY LAURA COOPER JOHN PAUL EGAN, JR. . . . . DUWARD B. FRAMPTON, JR. ELLEN KAUFMANN JEANNE-ANNE AYERS NATHANIEL RUE HIGH MOOR, JR. JOSEPH WEST MONTGOMERY, JR. NANCY BARD STEIGERWALT . . . . . . . . .. NANCY JANE SIVERD RICHARD SAMUEL SIMON BETH HUGHES WILLIAM GEORGE SMITH MARJORIE TOY . . . . . . . . . MARGARET HANNA JOSEPH DEERICKS BENNETT ROBERT ANDRIS FINLAYSON ANN MARSHALL PRICE . . . . KATHERINE KOUNTZ . . THOMAS MORTON THE I937 H ACADEMIAN I THLETICS Wi i f HQXXK 'W if 1 Q ff H 7149 A D,-f,.,:gwF?fA,-,5f THE 1 9 3 6 FOOTBALL SEASON WILLIAM STI-:INMI:v1-:R, H .... ........... C aptain IRVING M. J. KAPLAN ........ .... C 0-Manager WILLIAM JACOB FRANK, jk. .... Co-Manager KENNE1'1-I L. fDRMISTON ..... Head Coach RUSSELL W. DAVIS ........ ........ I Alssisfaut Coach SCHEDULE SSA. OPP. Oct. 3 Bell Township H. S. ... ... 0 ... .. 6 .... Home Oct. 10 Brentwood H. S. .... . .. O ... . . 0 ..,. Home Oct. 17 Oakmont H. S. ..... .. .. ... 15 ... .. 0 ,... Home Oct. 23 Carrick H. S. ............... ... 12 ... .. 0 ,... Home Oct. 31 'Nichols School, Buffalo, N. Y. ..... 0 .... 20 .... Away Nov. 7 'University School, Cleveland, Ohio .. 14 .... 12 .... Home Nov. 14 NVestern Reserve Academy, Hudson, Ohio ............. . . . 20 . . . . . O .... Home Tri-State Prep School League games. The following received the Varsity SH: Steinmeyer, Capt., VV. Frank, Man- agerg Boorg Klopferg Holtg Russellg Watsong Fox, A. Kelleyg li. Rodgers, J. W 427-,pm 4 Q' I M' gl J' is Roberts, B. Rradenbaughg Goehringg Beerbowerg Maxwellg Sieberg N. Hunter. The following received the substitute award, 'KfSs : Dorsey, Morton, Cole. The following received the second team award, 'lfS2,': Finlayson, McCon- nell, Chess, Finney. SWE 5 Praxis' 1.5, '-P77 ' Dec. Dec. Dec. -lan. Jan. Jan. Jan. jan. -lan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar THE I 9 3 63 7 BASKETBALL SEASON SCHICDULF S.S..X. Orr, 12 Avalon High School ..... 36 ...... 1-1 ...... Home l5 lidgewood High School .... 23 ...... 22 ...... Home 3O Alumni . ................ 29 ...... 17 ...... llome 12 l'erry High School .... 37 ...... 27 ...... Home 15 Arnold School ............ 55 ...... 15 ...... .Xwziy 19 Aspinwall High School .... 38 ....,. 29 ...... Home 23 lftna High School ....... 24 ...... 25 ...... Home 26 Shaler High School .. . . .. 2-1 ...... 19 ...... .Xwzmy 30 Arnold School ............... 26 ...... 17 ...... Home 2 Connelly Trade School .......... Z1 ...... 29 ...... Home 6 University of Pittsburgh Frosh . . .. . 20 ...... 37 ...... Home 9 Oakmont High School ........ -13 ...... 2-1 ...... Home 13 Taylor Allderdice High School . . . . . . 31 ...... 33 ...... Home 16 South Hills High School ....., .. 16 ...... 43 ...... Home 20 l'Nichols School, Hullalo, NX. .. 35 ...... 33 ...... .XWZIX 23 Shaler High School ............ .. 36 ...... 33 ...... Home 2 Bellevue High School ............... 29 ...... 38 ...... Home 6 l'L7niversity School of Cleveland ...... 32 ...... 17 ...... Home TTri-State Prep School Championship Games. Those who received the Yarsity S are as follows Maxwell Co-Captg Montgomery, lllanagerg A. Kelley Cole. The following received the Substitute SH: Clark, : l1l'2lIlL'Il1JZlLlQ'll. Co-Cz1pt.g g lloorg ll. liowg Holtg O. Phillips. BAK!-:R gXLDRlN liioxlnl-:N1sAl'oii .... . Clo ' ' Ron14:1z'r 1XIcCooK lXlAxxx'1ci.1. ...... -l0SlCl'11 XY1is'r MoN'1'umIl-zxw, tlk. . . Rrssi-21.1, XX. lhvis ............ 1lAiuus G. HAvn.ANo ..... . . 'cflflftllll . .. Q10-flflflflllill . . . . . . . .llalmlffvr . .. Hallo' Ciouufl . . . 1.K'SI'.VflI1Il cilllllllf Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. THE 1 9 3 6 SOCCER SEASON J. ST1214112 Gow, JR. . .. .........., Cajvfain GEORGE V, SCIIOYER .. Manager HARRIS G. HAVILAND .. . ...... .... C nach SCHEDULE S.S.A. O 1 W. P. S. D. ............... . 6 Allegheny Vocational School .. 8 VVashington Trade School .... 15 Peabody High School ...,.. 20 Munhall High School ...... 24 VVestern Reserve Academy 27 Connelley Trade School 31 Nichols School ............... 3 Munhall High School ........... 7 'l:University School. Cleveland, Ohio 12 Bridgeville High School ........ Home Home Home lflome Home Away Home Away Away Home Home 'Tri-State Prep School League games. The following received the Varsity S : S. Gow, Captg Schoyer, Manugerg Q SXDE 6 46 . -1 ' Qnnnws Follansbeeg Hunterg VV. Heinerg O. Phillipsg Overg Clarlcg R. Muellerg Pos- nerg D. Gowg Morrowg lionneyg Marting Steffey. The following received the substitute award, sSs : Lott, Caylor, Mcliiiiglit, Urquhart, Gee. 'FNFER I x is S12-, li'-T 3- 7 '33 A pr. May May May May May May M ay May May THE I 9 3 7 TRACK SEASON WILLIAM STEINMEYER, II .................. ........ . . .Captain JAMES GRANT HUNTER ..... ..... 1 llanagcr CAPT. WILLIAM A. PALMER . .. ....... C nach MR. RICHARD H. REIB1-:R . . . . . Ilsst. Coach SCHEDULE Place 27 Spring Term Trials ..... .... l lome 1 Aspinwall High School .... .... H ome 4 Brentwood High School .... Home 8 Western Reserve Academy . . .... Home 10 Butler High School ....,.. .. .Away 14 Bellevue High School ......... .... H ome 18 Evans City High School .......... .... l lome Z1 Perry and Carrick High Schools ..... .... H onie 25 Vlfilkinsburg High School ............. .... H ome 29 Tri-State Prep League Championships ..... .... l luffalo, N. Y May M ay M ay May H1215 May M ay ln Hotchkiss Prep School 17 THE I Q3 7 GUN CLUB SEASON PII ILIP LXDAMS Golan Rl Nu SIIIQRNYOOD lXlAR'l'IN ...... .. . MR. Louis C. C14:I.1f1s'r1N . . SCI-IICDULIL 6 Kislci l'rcp School .... 8 Hill I'rcp School .... ' lO Kislii llrcp School ' 13 Taft l'rcp School ...... 0 Kiski Prep School .... Kislii Prep School .... Cafrfaiu lff11IClyC7' . Coacfz Plum' .XXVZIX Home .Xway .Xway Homc Homc Homc Q dr Nnnlxb fl -.l: -'Z' l A , SXT 3 a PER -iff, ff' Apr. Bday hlay Blay hiay hlay hlay hlay hlay Bday hlay hlay hlay THE I 9 3 7 TENNIS SEASON May May NATHANIEL RUE HIGH Moon, JR. ...................... Captain, VVHJJAAIJACOE FRANK,JR. ...... Alanagvr B4R.TTARRISf3.TTAVILAND ..... .... Couch SCHEDULE PMN 29 'lO Arnold School ............. ..... A way 1 XVVemern Reserve.Acadenq'... ..U.lludson,CNno 3 XxCraHon PHgh School ....... ..... Phnne 5 Carnegie Tech Frosh ........ .. .Away 8 YNichols School, Bullfalo, N. Y. . . .. Home 10 MA1'nold School ........................... ..... H onie 13 MCrafton High School ........................... Away 14-15 Prep School Championships-Kenyon College ...... Cambier, Ohio 17 VVHknmburg PHgh School ....................... lhnne 19 BTL Lebanon lHgh School ....................... Phnne ZZ Mercersburg Academy-Pending . ............. Away 24- lnterscholastic Tennis Conference Championships 26 Interscholastic Tennis Conference Championships Z8 lnterscholastic Tennis Conference Championships 29 xlhnversny School ....................... . ...... C1evehuuL Clhio l:'kConference Matches-Section 1. 'FTri-State Prep League Championship Games. THE I 9 3 7 WRESTLING SEASON NICIIOLAS VAN REED HUNTER .. . ......... Captain JAMES GRANT HUNTER ....... . . . . Manager RICHARD H. REIBER ....... ....... C nach SCHEDULE S.S.A. OPP. Jan. 15 Bridgeville High School .... 33 3 Jan. 20 Mt. Lebanon High School .. 3 ...... 30 Jan. 26 Dormont High School ..... 16V 2916 Jan. 30 University School ........ 8 25 Feb. 6 Turtle Creek High School . . . 15 28 Feb. 13 Stowe High School ........ ll 24 Feb. 17 Mt. Lebanon High School .. . 15 39 Feb. 23 Dormont High School ...... 10 39 Home Home Home Away Home Home Aw ay Away The following received the Varsity SH: Hunter, Capt.g Hunter, Managerg Mclinightg Munclog Heckg Steinmeyerx. The following received the substitute award, wS2 : Moorheadg Riviereg Brunclred. lf .sk 1 E a .E 3'f7rfa i V 1vV, Aw- N, li 'l-1? fri: . S ob' 9FLehigh University Interscholastic Xvrestling Champion, Heavyweight Divi- siong junior A.M.A. Wrestling' Champion, Heavyweight Division. 6 4 54 HW 5 mi . ax is 'LQ' 6277 R 43 Apr. Apr A pr May May May May May R I :ly M 215 M ay M :1 1' M213 THE I 9 3 7 GOLF SEASON NIALCOLXI F1N111.1-:Y M1'C0NN14:1.1., jk. .. .... cillffftllill JOHN T11oRN1.1-:Y S1:A1s1u1o14 ......... .. .1lm111g1-r MR. F. A. hIt'CUl.l.L'XI . .. ..C'nu1'l1 23 27 .ao 4 11 S 11 14 18 41 21 22 24 26 Z8 SCHIiIJL'I.F NICIQCCSIJOI1 High School zxflllild Scluml ........... Aspiuwzlll High School ............... lftllil High School ..................... VVeste1'11 Reserve JXCZHICIIIY, H11cls1111, Ohio. . rX1'llUlll 5011001 ......................... Aspi11wz1ll High School litna High Sclmul ...... fYJPt'll Lake Forest Aczlclc-111y, Lake Forest, Ill ......... l11te1'Schr1l:1stic Golf Q101lft'1'L'IlCt' L1llZll'l'llDiUI1SI1ilJS I11terScl1nl:1Stic Gulf L1UllftA!'CllC6 L1I11lll1lliUl1Shil1S I11tc'1's1'holz1Stic Golf L10llf6l'CI1CL' Cl1:1111pio11sl1ips M av Z9 CQcu1'g'ctm1'11 I'1'cp School, f12lI'1'L'lt Vzlrls, Nfl. .. C0l1fCl'CllCC Al2lfL'hCS7SCCtiUl1 1. Pfmlfm Away llu111c A way Axvzly I I111111' 1-Xw:1y l imm- I 1411110 IIo111c II1 +1111 Apr. Ap r. Apr. Apr. M ay M ay M ay M ay M ay M ay M ay M ay M ay THE I 9 3 7 BASEBALL SEASON ROBERT McCooK MAXWELL .Captain ROBERT ANDRIS FINLAYSON Manager MR. RUSSELL W. DAVIS . . . .. .Coach SCHEDULE Place 17 Perry High School . .. Home 20 Oliver High School ...... Home 24 Peabody High School ..... Home 27 Wilkinsburg High School .... Home 1 Western Reserve Academy Hudson, Ohio 4 Etna High School ............ Home S XNicholS School, Buffalo, N. Y. Home ll Har-Brack Union High School. .. Home 14 Wilkinsburg High School ...... .... A Way 18 Turtle Creek High School .... Home 22 Dormont High School ..... Home 25 South Hills High School . .. Home 29 fUniverSity School ................... .. .... Cleveland, Ohio 96Tri-State Prep League Championship Games. THE 1 9 36 LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL SEASON PAUL R. SEIBER, JR. ..... . Captain WILLIAAI BLAINE PHILLIPS .. Manager CAPT. VVILLIAM A. PALMER ........ Coach SCHEDULE S.S.A. OPP. Oct. 19 Frick Athletic Club ...... 12 .......... 6 .... Home Oct. 26 Aspinwall Lightweights .... . . . 0 .......... 14 .... Home Nov. 4 Highland Park Trojans Cancelled Nov. 9 Aspinwall Lightweights .... 0 .......... 21 .... Home Nov. 16 Highland Park Trojans ............ 12 .......... 12 .... Home The following received the lightweight football award, fSl : Seiber, Capt.g W. Phillips, Managerg Orrg Milligang Pattong J. Lewisg Pattersong O. K. Priceg R. Ketchumg E. Lewisg Forkerg Lairdg Brundredg Johnstong J. VVolfg S-:hoeng Bickel. The following received the substitute award, SSA : Mundo, R. W. Miller, J. Stewart. THE I 9 3 6 LIGHTWEIGHT SOCCER SEASON PAUL JOHNSTON URQUHAR1', JR. .... . . . Captain ROBERT EDVVARD LANCASTER .... ..,. M anager HARRIS G. HAVILAND ...... . . . . Coach Oct. 28 Arnold School 1 .......... 0 Away Nov. 4 W. P. S. D. ..... . Cancelled Nov. 18 Arnold School . . . . . . 4 .......... 0 . . . . Home The following received the lightweight soccer award, 1Ss : Urquhart, Capt.g Lancaster, Managerg Bergg Hodillg M. Levyg R. Loughneyg Monroe: Stevensong Whetzelg Kuhng D. Ketchumg Kohmang Rodmang Salsburyg W. Kelly. THE I 9 3 6f 3 7 RESERVE TEAM BASKETBALL SEASON joim XVOR'l'llINlQTON Doksi-:Y .. Cafiain juries CRAILQ KI,'llN ....... Lllllllllfjfl' Hmous G. HAVILAND . . . . . . Cmlrlz SCHICIJLTLIC S.S..X. OPP. Dec. 15 l2ilQ't'Vl'U0ll High School Reserves . . . 16 ...... ll . . . . . . jan. 12 Perry High School Reserves .... . . . ll ...... 35 . . . . . . Jan. 19 Aspinwall Reserves .......... . . 9 ..,... 17 ..... . Jan. 23 lftna Reserves . . . . .. 22 ...... 12 ... . . . jan. 26 Shaler Reserves ......r..... .. . 2-l ...... 21 ... .. Feb. 9 Oakmont High School Reserves ...... 27 ...... 15 ...... Feb. 16 South Hills High School Reserves .... 15 . . . . 29 . . . . . . Feb. 23 Shaler Reserves ............ .... . . 9 ...... 10 ..... . Mar. 2 Bellevue High School Reserves ..,.... 21 ...... 26 ...... The following received the Reserve award: Dorsey, Capt.g hlanagerg Frankg Cfhessg lhixg lxntg llf lleinerg Stevensong lfohausbeeg Tibbensg Salsbury. Home Home Home Home lXxvuy Home Home Home Home Kuhn. Over: THE 1 9 3 6 IUNICR FOOTBALL SEASON josl-Lml H, BOWMAN, jk. .. Captain SAxl1'E1. H. NV1is'r, jk. . . . . . Manager R01sER'1' V. l'IOVYARD .. ......... Coach 1051-:PH H, DWYER .... Studvzazf Coach THE 1 9 36 IUNIOR SOCCER SEASON XV1I,L1Axr H. HODILL .................... ...... C 'ajvtain FRIQDERICK Bom-3 ..... Mauagcr I'AL'x. R. HAVILAND .... .. Caafh THE 1 9 3 63 7 ILINIOR BASKETBALL SEASON fJRRIN Kr-:RR PRICE .................................. Captuzu, GEORGE NV ALTER KNOTTS .... .... C 0-Mafzagvr THOMAS PARKER BIGGERT .... .... C 0-Managvr RUSSELL XV. DAVIS ....... ...... C oarh THE I 9 3 7 IUNIOR BASEBALL SEASON To bc Appointed .................................... Captain SAMUEL BRAINARD VV!-IST, JR. . . . . .. Managvr MR. ROI!!-IRT V. HONN'ARIJ .... . . . . Cuarh 1 UNI R Sc 001. . .I -he-SX fi . if if ,421 so IW M , f f' :QW- xzf -ffsgifqfl xl f,19! li sE:.:?, K Z ' f?'x, 1 jim Q , -Q' xx X tilt, X 1- 12- f .-' ' www? J N MW ' yr Q W' 'W QE ffl KJ. , .I , Ag I K Wg KN 5 Xu-, 1 -5.25 'I' X KK' 444 - , I' ' .Mall Xxx NX x 'Y J ' ' x-- f J I lmqkl If , 1 Q4 X 5: fir 'lg'2,.S , A f l f. . 1 .Af gala? gf! JZ' Q--,,,, fwsifz 1' -1 1' 4LLAv4A,A-ia, 4,A,-v-,,e,-, - N-,MA-5A-I9.4Lf-4'-4!74'v'l.-gvl,4?+, -,sv 744 ' 4, lircww XY.xm:1-LN Cm.:-1 fCortlzmcl Normal Sclwulb 1 fkfl7I'llL'll5. llurlfizlzflxiw, fllllilll' Srlffml, E 1937 ACADEMIAN XI.XRll,XRl'T Vlmom-xx Blmoxs, AB., AAI. .-XLAN C.XMI'llICI.L G1clam:u,A.R. flIliliIlIl1lNlb fl'?1n'e1'.s1ty ut PitISlil!I'gl1D1 QCulumbia mul SCIIOUIDI fXVeslcy:u1 Univcrsityj lulvcrsltyj. .Sl't'f7lId l'0rH1. fL'11iv-:rsity of Pittslmllrglwl. .Yixllz lfn- R.-xx' EI.I.SWlJR'I'H Hmm, HS. fA11aco1'tcs .'Xl1.xl.IiliVjUNE XX'R11:HT, HS, C0114-olltzx Nur- Collcgcl l'11'ftl1I:l1l'IIl!IIld L77'Ull1llfil'.V. mal 561100153 Qlthaca Cullscrvzllory of Musifbz fNcw York State Cullugw. Third ITUVIII. THE I937 ACADEMIAN III! 1ll1.x CIMXY-I'?Y, 5.11. 1L'11ivcrsity of Pitts- Vxrl, IX. juHNs'1'uN, RS. Klhivcrsity of 111115. l'1l'.Y1 1'0r'1l1. VCIIIISYIVZIIUZLJI 1Unix'crSity of Pitts- . 1Jl1FQ'11,. 170111411 Ifuruz. NI.xx'XX'l1.1.1M1s CL'11ix'c1'silyo1' I,ittS1llll'g.f111 g AIUSICPII 'l'lmRx'mN, HS. fI'c1msylvzmi11 ffzxrncgiv Instituto? 3 flfculc do Ilvzmx Stzxtc Tcaclwrs Collcgcj. l'v11111u11.v1I1'17 Arts zu I-lvxmtzlilxlnlcxlxxb. .1r1, KIIII1 11111111111 '11r'f1il1111g. THE I937 ACADEIVIIAN -IUSICI-'I-lINl'I SCOTT Coma flndizma State Emyx I,lNl1m:m lluluzmax' fUuivcrsit5 Teachers Schoolj. A.v.vi.vf4111,t Firxt Form. Pxttshurghj. .llzrxzlx E11-:ANUR P1-ZNSOM, AB. CUnivc1-sity of Suu XYIIITEHILI. SHAFI-'liR, ISS. fclllfifbil Pitlshllrgllbg CF1'ick Tfilillillg Schoolj. Tczlclxcrs Cullegcjg CL'uix'ersity of Pitts- .f4x.vi.vIa11t lfirxt lfornz. lmurghj. .-l.v.vr'.vfr111I SITUIIUY Iform. TI-IE I937 ACADEIVIIAN TI-IE l937 ACADEIVIIAN THE SIXTH FORM OFFICFRS VVALTER BRI:wsTIcR VVOL1-I1-3 ........,.. .... 1 'wsiflclzf ROIIERI' LI.Ox'D NICFARLANIC . ROY ARTHUR HL'N'r, jk. . . . I il'L'-Pl'USiFlClIf .. Scfrvfary MIZMBIQRS CHARLI-is XY. BAIRD, jk. RICHARD DI-:XII-:R BAK1-QR, JR. IUCIIARIJ FOSTER BARTIJ-:'I I' ROIz1f:R'r 1'1AYXYARD RA R'l'Lli'l 1' HI-:NRV BI-ilnxmslcu RUST BROWN 'IAMPIS JVNIQIN BUCHANAN ROBERT NICLDLA DANIfOIz'I'II VVIIIIAM LANE IC1'III4:Rr:Ixs12 KI-:NNI-:TH QIOLDSMITH CIiR'rIs ELGIN LAI'c:IH.Ix GOIID JOHN DANGI-:RFIELD HAXfkI.I. ROV AI:'I'III'R HL'N'l', JR. CIIARLIQS THOMAS IQALLMAN JOHN PARKER IQNABLIC, H VVILLIAM KOIII-:R LADLICY IDAVID MI'I'c'IIIcI.I. BIAXLICY GPIORIQI1: LATIN ICR MAxxx'r1I.II ROBI:R'I' I-I.OYD IWCFARLANI-1 XVILLIAM SHI-1I,DON MCKI-i1.vY RICHARD TOWNSI-:ND R11-IYICR HIQNIQY FIZRNANDIS IXIUNNIKIIU C1lAIaI.14:s PRI-:N'1'Iss f5RR QQEORGIQ Rmisla PA'l l'liRSON FARI. F. RI-ll-ID, Qlle, IRA ROSILNBAVM, ju. XYILLIAII NICCUNNYAY SIHIIIQIVI' NIAURICTE XYOLF SPEAR, ju. 'IAMlf:s BIIOWNI4: S'I'r:vI-:NSON THOMAS CIIAI,xII4:Rs IDARSIIC TI JOHN DAVID XYIQIDLHIN XVAIJIIQR HOIQLLINO XYIICXYIQI., .III XVAI.'I'IaII H1:Icws'I'14:I: XYOI.If1c YSEN IOXISON THE 1937 ACADEMIAN THE FIFTH FORM CJIFFI CICRS FRANK RAYMOND I3A11,m', jk. .. ..... 1'ru.s'idu11f RICHARD Mc'MAs'1'lc1es HVN1' ....... .. l'iu'-l'rv.vidv11f THOMAS lX'ION'l'tlOKIliRY i,iR1cuo1:Y, DIR. . ..... .S'n'1'cfc11'-x' MIZMBICRS F1u4:1m14:lm'N XX'11.m:s ADAAIS, hllc. Rlfll.-xlm McMAs'l'1eRs T1L'N'l -TUHN S'mKlcs ADAMS, III L14:oN Zol.A l.A1z1zu1: FRANK RAYMOND HA11.1cx', ju. LIUIIN IL McCL'Nl-2, Y 'lo11N l.1e11'1-Ll: HAl.1.AN'1'YN1c hlollx S'l'ICNYAR'l' TXIVRRAY, ilu. fJl.IYliR XYIiI,l,lNfi'I'ON ISRUWN, ju. ll1a1mAN URIl I lN NlMll'li W11.l.1AA1 Mmuus FL'1ucY, ll L'Alm-31: Smwxl 'Tllmms K1uN'l'n:r'm1clw KSRIQQQORY, ju, TJAVID ,X1.1cxANm:u Sm-:Au RAY HARIUSON, jk. Ro141c1c'1' CllA1:l.1cs S1'Ns'rl-tux IXIARSHALI. Roma HERRUN, MIR. TJONALIJ XYAI.'l'liR XX'1c1.1,s Lliwls VYIQN MAN HICKS, III jmlx IiNow1.lcs XYUUIJXYIiI.l., IIT . 1 ' ' TI-IE 1937 ACADEMIAN THE FOURTH FORM OFFICERS RIVIIARD Dl's'r1N ATI-2RClCR .. .. . .. Prcsidvzzt JACR HAIllilNli'1'l3N Dxx'v14:R . Pl-ITICR I'IliYLltll-IR BLAIR . . . . I'ic'c-P1'c5id01f1,t . . Svwvfaffy MIQMIRICRS 1'li'l'IiR flliYl.lllliR BLAIR PIAIXIIIXIUN BLSSIQR HOVVRTAX JACK PIARRINGTON DWYLR THOMAS l'lllL1Rs Iimw FRlcm:R1L: XXHLSON I 1sll14:R, JR. 1 -1 , -. ,I'.RL L. lu. fxOI'l.D, JR. G. ICLRINS IQNABLIC, JR. JAMES TIIOBDRN KNOX .XR'1'I-IMAS C. Ll:sL112, JR. JAMES INORAHAM RIARSJI, JR. H1'INliY McIil.lmOxx'NlcY 1XlA'l l'Ill-QXYS CQIQORQQIA: XV1L1m1N lXlA'l l'UX CIIARL1-:s S'llXNl.IiY Mull.-xN1l1:1., JR. XV1LL1AM SIUQRRIAN IXICIQINNEY R1c'l1ARn DL's'1'1N NIERCICR L'11ARL1cs NlJlil,l-I lX1l'l'L'lII-ILL VVILLIAXI H1Xl.I- T'A1N'1'1sR JAM1-is DONALD ROBINSON JOHN EDGAR Rtcll ICDVVARD LAWRIQNQE SOLOMON, JR DANIEL JOSLQPI1 SI-1-:AR Q21-:ORcz14: XYAN BLYSKIRR G1cO1f1fR14:Y RANSOM XVAL'r1aR '. ,7. A. LLO Xxlzllu II JONATHAN FRAN li XY1Il4:'l'z14:L Rum-:R NfJlQ'l'll VVHQWIQL 1 THE I937 ACADEIVIIAN THE THIRD FORM MICMBIQRS JOHN JACKSON RISSHIJ., JR. ICDWIN PRVGII HRONYN STANLEY Nolcl. RROXYN, JR. XVILLIAM ST, CLAIR CH1I.Ds, JR. FRANCIS VVH.1.1AA1 CRANDAL1., JR. IQICHARD VVILLIAM IDANFORTIL JULIEN L. TQYSMANS, III JOHN TOwNs14:N1m FONYNIZS JONATHAN VVIII'l'IilIOUSlC FRIQI-:HAN, JR. fTIiORGli Mc:CL'I.1,Y l,Al'liIIl.IN GOl'1.n HONX'Al!D fxDAIR HAYS LEV1-:R1NO HII.I.IARlJ XVILLIAM RAYMOND HII.I.IfXRl7 XYILLIAKI H1-:RRON W JAM1as XY1':s1.1cY IQINNICAR, UI XYAI.1.Ac14: HL'N'H:R liIRlil'A'l'RIC'I FRANK CORDIQS INLINE PIARRY COW1-1-ANn NCDANH-LI. JOHN BROOKS MCF1-:1c1.Y THOMAS LAZI-:AR ORR, JR. G1-iORc:1f: RHOD1-:S QUAILIC CHARI.lss XVICSLICY RmxN1:14:R, IH JA1Hf:s 1511-15 ROmcR'1'sON Hl'INRX' HH.r.1ARn ROBINSON QXRTIIVR TX1L'R'l'l.AND ScL'1,l.Y, JR. FRANK HAS'1'lNli S'I'lCl'Ill-INS, JR. RICHARD CHILDS JYO1.1f1-i OOmx'1f:1,1. Mf, V K . , - -f A- ,MM gm, M. . - A . r'wwgwm.w1u..,r-vwzmwgwppmfvf mv-W-sfwmwra 'swwwxrwwefxsww-Iv-1msnavw x TI-IE 1937 ACADEMIAN THE SECOND FORM M ICMBIERS N01-IL TERRY IXDAXIS I AI'L RROWNINIQ JUIUKICY, JR. JOIIN HAYNI-is FOI,I.ANSBliFI., JR. F1-:L'I'ON LIQVYIS GIBBONS LAWRENCE LOV1-IJOY HI'xII'IIREx's KRLENX vVAI.l.AClC JOHNSTON fJI.lYlCR M. KAIYIPMANN, JR. JOsEI'II XJAN BI' BRlCXYS'l'ER RL'IfIfINu'I'ON ICING JAMES VVALT1-IR NIARTIN, JR. GRANT AJCCARGO, II CIIARLIQS Ill-Il-ID PRICIIARD BAYARD REA GICORGI-I BATON SIIEETZ FRANCIS LEBIOYNIE SCHMIERTZ SKIRK Q ww I .-w k2ff-E- .wwsvw ,qwwwzw-' M' A1121-my mwmxmmfw ' esunmur-'M Vf,uhy:vma,sw1wmwmm THE I937 ACADEIVIIAN THE FIRST FORM RIIZMIIICRS THOMAS ti.-xR1m1cN BARNES fJI.IVI-IR IILAIR, DIR. RIUIARD HENRY I.1c1s Cmuvs XYl1.I.lAxr HI4IAN IJICAR'l'II RoB1aR'1' S'1'Ax1.1f:Y Iluwmxu XYILLIAM .I01lNs'mN IJOWNINQQ THOMAS IXIIIXIUN S'1'riv14:NsoN Iivsxmxs .IOIIN IJORsr-:N I51-:RRY GOL'l.IJ 'I'uoM,xs CLARRIA: HAM SARHIIQI. IXDAKIS I'IAR'l'XYIiI.I., III PIQTIQR RORRINS HAX'II.ANIJ I-XRRAM HAYS, III ROR!-:RT Anmsox Lvxlc, .I R. CIIARLICS HAL!-1 MA'r'rm-zws, III -IOIIN HARRIS I3R11:us I'lIll.I.Il'S, .IR XYILLIAM C'i1c0Rc:1s SL'III'S'lIlCR CIIARLI-:s IXNDRI-iw STOYICR, IR. I.Al'R:XNl'I'f Rl' Rl sl-:Y XYVNIJICR , ,,..ImAmmwzzwmm:1m fmM,,,,amf Q wmv? x THE IUNIOR SCHOOL BANJO CLUB GEORGE L. 1X'TC'NlilI RY . . .... .. Irzstrurzw' 'IOIIN STOKES YXDAMS, III HAMILTON BUSSER BOWMAN HENIIY BEDINGER RUST BROWN STANLEY NOEL HROXVN, jR. RICHARD VVILLIAM IDANFORTIL KENNETII GOLDSMITII ERL C. R. CROULD, JR. HOWARD ADAIR HAYS VVILLIAM IRAYMOND ILILLIARD GLENN XVALLACIAZ .IOIINSTUN JAMES XYESLEY INZINNICAR, III .IOIIN PARKER IQNABLE., H XVILLIAM IQUBICR LADLEY ART1-:MAS C. LP1SI.IP1, JR. HARRY RICl'lLIJOXYN1iY R1A'l l'IIlCXYS QIICORGLI XYILDIN lX'IA'l 1'OX M PM BICRS GEORGE LATIMER NIAXXYELL IOIIN R. RICCUNE, V HARRY COVVPLAND RICIDANIIQL XYILLIARI SIIERMAN RICKINNPZX' RICHARD IDVSTIN RIIZRCI-IR HENRY FICRNANDIS RIITNNIKIILTY VVILLIARI HALL PAINTICR GEORGE RHODES QIJAIL Ii CIIARLES VVIQSLIQY RIDINIQER, III H1-INRX' HILLIARD ROBINSON ICDXVARD IJAXYRENCE SOLOMON, J FRANK HASTINIQ STICPIIENS, JR. 'IOSEI-II VANBUSRIRIQ GEOIfIfREY RANSOM XVALTER A. LEO VVEIL, I1 XYAl.'l'IiR BREWSTER XYOLFE Sl' R. THE 1937 ACADEIVIIAN vlpt F 'Wi ACKNOWLEDGMENTS In the publication of this volume of the ACADEMIAN we have been greatly helped by the kind assistance of many. In view of their efforts we wish to thank: Mr. Reiber, Mr. Dickey, and Mr. Ludwig, 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 Company. Mr. Weaver and Mr. Wicks of the Pittsburgh Printing Company. Mrs. Parry, official photographer, and her staff. Sam F. Sipe, II, '35, who greatly helped in the production of this book. Robert N. Thomson for the Class History. The NEWS for the publicity it has given our work. And to all those who may have aided in the completion of this book. THE I937 ACADEMIAN f A VERTISINC 11 1 ffflfl X f 1-, If 7 7 ,IGQQ ,f ffflubx ,XZ . .I I s ff ' X ff wh, pf' ffiif Z ff , . x X if LAX-AA-A-IYA-A 121231 if f. A-f' 552 - - if, I -4 ' l ,, . 1 f ,Q we X f -' 7' :A 2' ,5 '74-9:15 .':fw'ng5 gg., Gif' ,, ,h ,-51, H ,J ei rf 5-,i1g5?Z. ' - 'E-789 -.--'Nia M ' gl riff. ' -ft ,-.- 'f.- 25 A N 3. Q 1 A 3. 9 9 is' here! And it's time to clumge that winter worn oi! Do it now' Even though you may not burn out a bearing this warm weather, you re almost certain to cause excess wear if your oils too thin Why risk damage to your car when it takes but grade Gulfpride Oil ii 49211612 if ' : r 0 I F - X y,... e X a few minutes to Change to summer V af V -i,i , seee .J THE lVORLD'S FINEST MOTOR OIL Us ESTABLISHED I8l8 W CGE,2?3aaaQm3 fp m Em, Enfnighingggaff Qfghllti umolson Avenue comrouv-rounru srum' 'Y jf? .,L K.ff4flff3 E , 1 Q f 5,511 f I Clothes for VHCQIIOD xg 2, Summer Sport 5 I0 T0 M The Forbes National Bank of Pittsburgh FIFTH AND OAKLAND GULF BUILDING BRANCH SEVENTH AND GRANT PITTSBURGH, PA. and TENTH FLOOR UNION TRUST BUILDING I, Investment Securities E. M. H ILL MOORE, LEONARD Sl LYNCH PITTSBURGH, PA. CO. PITTSBURGH Members New York Stock Exchange New York Curb Exchange Pittsburgh Stock Exchange Philadelphia Stock Exchange Q TELEPHONE-ATLANTIC 0358 Compliments of . J. Gilmore Drug Co Wholesale Druggists Get It At GRAFF'S Hardware, House Ware Sheet Metal Work Sporting Goods SE Graff Brothers, Inc. JOHNSTON The Florist O 6102 Penn Ave., E. E. MONTROSE 7777 5912 Penn Ave. . East Liberty Hiland 3050 5841 FORBES STREET NEARLY HALF A CENTURY IN oun PRESENT LocA'r1oN HA- 1012 USE: RICHFIELD HY-OCTANE GASOLINE DESOTA oRR'S SHADYSIDE'S ONLY PLYMOUTH Elofvertl Shoo T557 an' 'Is . . ' .. '. R- E' LOUGHNEYI Inc- 735 So. Aileen Avenue 5556 Centre Avenue Pittsburgh' Pa' Pittsburgh, Pa. PHONE MAYFLOWER 3115 BRIDGEPORT BRASS CO. General Offices, Mills and Factories BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT BRASS COPPER BRONZE SHEET WIRE ROD TUBE PIPE Branch Ofices and Warehouses NEW YORK, N. Y. CHICAGO, ILL. CLEVELAND, OHIO 420 Lexington Ave. Office and Warehouse Office and Warehouse PHIIIADELPHIAI PA' 3635 Iron Street 1969 East 119th Street g. 908 M sl M Building rce an are ouse BOSTON, MASS. 364 W. Bowery Street 533 Statler Bldg. DETROIT, MICH. LOS ANGELES, CAI.IF. PROVIDENCE, R. 1' 2426 Buhl Bldg. Otfice and Warehouse Office and Warehouse ST LOUIS MO 945 E- Pico Street 70 Clifford Street Ch . i B1 d ' SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF NEWARK, N. 1. emma Q- 1204 Hobart mag. Office and Warehouse CINCINNATI, OHIO DENVER, COLO. 325 Ieliff Street 1734 Carew Tower 2340 Blake Street Representatives in BALTIMORE, MD. ROCHESTER, N. Y. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. ST. PAUL, MINN. RICHMOND, VA. SEATTLE, WASH. WASHINGTON, D. C. TULSA, OKLA. I The Hartford stands for the best in Insurance, writing all classes of Casualty Insurance, and Fidelity and Surety Bonds. Y I-IARTFCRD ACCIDENT Sz INDEMNITY COMPANY F. E. Bradenbaugh, Resident Manager 1300 Arrott Building - PITTSBURGH, PA. Pittsburgh? Finest SHOE STORE Gnmplimnta nf A Zllrienh C526 C. A. Verner Co. '33 249 FIFTH AVENUE ATLANTIC 5916 FINE FURNITURE 0 ART OBI ECTS ' CHINA PAINTINGS ' ORIENTAL RUGS We cordially invite you to visit our Display Room I-IAUGI-I and KEENAN STORAGE Sz TRANSFER COMPANY FURNITURE EXCHANGE DEPT. Centre 61 Euclid Avenues - MOntrose 6700 H I Ct EI t I C JOHN C. KOHNE ron I y ec rlc o. SL CGMPANY 575 SIXTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. Dependable o Insurance H Wholesale Distributors of SINCE 1 8 7 3 Westinghouse Products and otha' QUEEN INSURANCE co. Electrical Supplies OF AMERICA ancl Appliances Commonwealth Building 316 Fourth Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. .Que 705 GRANT STREET, GULF BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. ILLUMINATING GLASSWARE For Schools, Colleges, Commercial and Residential Use. Various Kinds of Glass and Decorative Effects. SIGNAL GLASS Technical Glass Colored Glass Clear and Opal Glass For Marine, Aeroplane, Railroads and Traffic Lights. Made to Scientific Standards and Specifications. KOPP GLASS INCORPORATED SWISSVALE, PA. BUY YOUR NEW FORD V8 FROM MCKINLEY-GREGG Auro Co. Pittsburgh's Largest Ford and Lincoln Dealer Zll- Hour Service Three Convenient Locations ll-ll-7 North Craig St. BAUM 8x EUCLID FORBES8. MURRAY East Liberty MA' Squirrel Hill IT PAYS TO BUY FROM A REPUTABLE DEALER This bank was known to your father, and your forefathers. Make it your banking home. Farmers Deposit National Bank of Pittsburgh FIFTH AVENUE AT WOOD STREET Established 1832 Capital and Surolus Twelve Million Dollars MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BEHIND THE ENDURING INSTITUTION . . SUCCESSFUL CUSTOMERS Garments of Distinction for A11 Occasions Imported and Domestic Woolens V 31. LE. Svrhrvinrr MEN'S TAILOR 212 Oliver Ave. - Suite 306 Phone: AT1antic 4990 GIFTS of INDIVIDUALITY for EVERY OCCASION Rosa Goldman 1522 Denniston Ave. PITTSBURGH, PA. Hazel 0138-0909 Singer Deane 84 Scribner Members New York Stock Exchange Pittsburgh Stock Exchange New York Curb Exchange CAssociateD Union Trust Building Pittsburgh BAUSCH 81 LOMB LENSES Sturdy, Well-Fitted, Quality Frames DAVIDSON CO. Guilh tbptirinnn ParIce's Orange PeIcoe Tea Balls INDIVIDUAL SERVICE Every Cup a Treat COFFEES-TEASfSPICES CANNED FOODS FLAVORING EXTRACTS 3 Locations For Your Convenience 7076 lenkins Arcade 701 Highland Bldg. L' H' CO' P1'fSbu'ghgP?' Philadelphia Pittsburgh 703 Ross Avenue, Wilkxnsburg, Pa. ATIantic 6640 Compliments of Demmler 81 ScI1encIc Co. Designers and Manufacturers KITCHEN EOUIPMENT CHINA GLASS SILVERWARE Factory and Sales Room 432-434 PENN AVENUE Pittsburgh, Pa. The Liberty Baking Company Bakers of Buttercup Bread Liberty products served daily at the Academy. The Natural Law of Thrrft is that 'A DEFINITE PART OF WHAT YOU EARN IS YOURS TO KEEP-THE REMAINDER IS YOURS TO SPEND' How to make the law work: RETAIN YOUR PART FIRST . . . AND THEN LIMIT YOUR SPENDING TO WHATS 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? THE MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY can give you the answer through HENRY W. ABBOTT and ASSOCIATES 1511 Oliver Building Pittsburgh, Pa. f 1 scsi S.S.A Compliments of The Gargoyle Club NEW HEADQUARTERS On and after May lst., 1937 we will be located in our new, larger and finer plant equipped with the latest air conditioned refrigeration. We invite your personal inspection of our new building and equipment after May lst. at lO8 and llO BOULEVARD OF ALLIES. C. 8: W. ZIEGLER, INC. Private Exchange Purveyors of Court 2363 Quality Meats and Poultry PERFECT Lau rm d ries D ry C I ea n e rs CHURCHILL 3900 128 N. LEXINGTON AVENUE I-IARNIES Sz SALSBURY COLUMBIA BUILDING Representing Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. Iewelry Floaters ADVERTISEMENT OF THE WESTINGHOUSE ELE TRIC AND MFG. CO. D EAST PITTSBURGH, P In the dual meaning of a phrase is expressed the double foundation upon which a great institution stands: quality, and scope of .terz'ice. HE Workman who attaches the Westing- house name plate to a motor knows that it stands for 50 years of development, constant research, a reputation for dependable perform- ance that is the pride of every Westinghouse man and his responsibility to maintain. The name that means everything' might call to mind a laboratory worker, searching for a better way to control power leakage. A work- man at a bench, perfecting a special tool for doing his job a little better. An inspector with his microscopic test equipment, as impartial and impersonal as a baseball umpire. ...everything in electricity, of course, estinghouse new Www W suggests motors, meters, controls, circuit break- ers, giant locomotives, heating and lighting equipment, household products of every sort. Its meaning should also include the equipment needed to make and diffribnff' electricity 3 turbines and water wheel generators, transformers, remote control systems- the list seems endless, some 30,000 products. And so 'zthe name that means everything in electricity has a dual significance when applied to Xlfestinghousez a source of supply for practically everything electrical, a concern so thoroughly identified with electrical achievement that anyone may buy its products with utmost confidence. mae S T 0 E B E N E R ' S Individual and Smartly Styled S H Q E S For tl1e Young Man N Compliments of PROPER FITTING A HHOBBYH Edgar R. Lewm STOEBEN ER'S X 82 Years Dependable NS 6227 PENN AVENUE 6230 FRANKSTOWN AVENUE Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT PITTSBURGH Fifth Avenue Sr Wood Street PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOS T INSURANCE CORPORATION Henry Kreiling CSI Sons Co. HIGH GRADE MEATS POULTRY Beautiful for situation Phones Hiland 2980-2981-2982-2983 6216 PENN AVENUE East End PITTSBURGH, PA. A FRIEND Compliments of Pittsburgh Outdoor Advertising Company SCIIILLEIYS PHARMACY 811 Aiken Ave. at Walxlut St. Pittsburgh, Pa. fllvmvlimwff nf A Zfrirnh FREE DELIVERY Phone MAyHower 5900 COur't 4137 COMPLIMENTS OF K. F. Rafferty ' B B 'ld' Ralph E. Flmn efgef ul mg PITTSBURGH, PA. BEECHWOOD FARMS U REAL ESTATE INSURANCE hArs.Jesde N4cCready Antiques With a Past 540 SHERIDAN AVENUE Pittsburgh, Pa. 53? Period furnituref blown and pressed glass, including lacy sandwich and early Pittsburghf pottery prints and other Ameri- cana. SEEDS FERTILIZER GARDEN TOOLS FARM MACHINERY We Specialize in highest quality vegetable, field, and lawn grass seeds A Complete Line for the FARM GARDEN COUNTRY ESTATE Prompt Delivery STer1ing 0349 John C. Fugh 8: Sons 140 KITTANNING PIKE SHARPSBURG, PA. The Harvard Custom Shirt Co. The only complete Dry Cleaning Plant in the Shady Side Academy district. INCORPORATED Q SHIRT MAKERS WE OFFER YOU UNEXCELLED QUALITY AT FAIR PRICES Correct Fitting Shirts at Reasonable Q Prices One Day Service If Requested 6206 PENN AVENUE-2nd Floor East Liberty, Pittsburgh, Pa. HUTCHINSON Hnand 2197 Cleaners and Dyers Since 1905 Shirt Makers Since 1911 S1-erling 4300 NEO-ANGLE fha Qisfincfive atb FOR THE FINEST HOMES I I Distinguished. . . uncommon . . . an achievement in luxury in the bathroom attainable only with the Neo4Angle! It lends itselt to unique decorative schemes as shown above Where the corner Neo-Angle is made the central theme in this attractive bathroom. The sensational Neo4Angle, in cor ner or recess pattern, is different, practical and has added safety. Larger bathing compartment than in ordinary baths yet it is only 4 feet square. Eight bathing features are combined in this one bath. Standard Sanitarg 'IDl1g. Co. PITTSBURGH SHOWROOM-106 SIXTH STREET DIVISION Ol' AMERICAN RADIATOR Q STANDARD SANITARY CORPORATION PETROLEUM PRODUCTS . J' I I-HGHEST my SUPPLIED QUALITY 4' QUICKLY Division Sales Olfces 30 Rockefeller Plaza Union Trust Building R. C. A. Building, New York Petersburg, Va. 2100 Dobler Avenue 207 Staiford Place Baltimore, Md. Greensboro, N. C. Second 'Nat'l Bank Building Berkley and Liston Sts. Houston, Tex. Cincinnati, Ohio REPUBLIC OIL COMPANY General Sales Oiiics: Benedum-Trees Building, PITTSBURGH, PA. Building Management Service, lnc. Makes Hotel Reservations For Hotel Claridge of Atlantic City Hotel Lincoln of New York City Carleton Hotel of Washington, D. C. Wardman Park Hotel of Washington, D. C. CALL MISS A. KENNEDY 314 Koppers Building ATlantic 6240 FLOWERS Always have and always will pay dividends in Love and Esteem. 9 Randolph St Mcfllements 124 Whitfield St. MOntrose 2500 Pittsburgh, Pa. Wolk's KAMERA EXCHANGE Authorized Dealers for CONTAX-CONTAFLEX LEICA ROLLEIFLEX-ROLLEICORD GRAFLEX BELL 81 HOWELL Cameras and Projectors ZEISS IKON CAMERAS DEFENDER 8: AGFA FILMS AND PAPERS Liberal Trade-In Allawanrc an Your Camera Wolk's Kamera Exchange 306 DIAMOND STREET Pittsburgh, Pa. W' o ' WE'VE FITTED FEET Sgggggggggi Cl T 11 l Tl g . FOR FIFTY YEARS SELF-STIRRING BILLY BAXTER CLUB SCJDA IS HABIT FORMING It's easy enough not to appreciate iine things if you have never had fine things, but once you start using the best, the habit starts forming, and you can never turn back. BEWARE-The Billy Baxter Line is the finest line of carbonated drinks bottled in the world, and is the only fine line of car- bonated drinks bottled in America. X-RAY FITTING Stetson - - 510.50 to 512.50 Bostonian - 57.00 to 510.00 Mansfield ------- 55.50 Windsor - - - - 54.45 P. LUDEBUEHL AND SON THE RED RAVEN PENN AND FRANKSTOWN CORPORATION East Liberty Pittsburgh, Pa. CHESWICKI PAI Also-Wilkinsburg, Pa. iKnllier Erma.. Elnr. fRegistered Plumberj V Plumbing, Heating and Roofing 49 REPAIRING, REMODELING AND CONTRACTING l 5501 WALNUT STREET East Liberty PHONES MAyflower 3731 Dependability is the first essential in a Watch and all of our time-pieces are carefully chosen with that thought in mind. l 1921 five GRADUATES . . . A fine watch will grow in appreciation with the passing years w. w. WATTLES at soNs co. JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1859 517 Wood Street e s- IEIEIEIEI IHHIEIEIEIEIEIEHZW CHOOSE YOUR BANK AS YOU WOULD CHOOSE A FRIEND MELLON NATIONAL BANK SAFETY ZONE REFRIGERATION is a Necessity! Food is essential tor lite. Man must strug- gle to get it, and then struggle to keep it. To protect his health he must wage con- stant war against the forces that cause food to spoil. The battle has been fought since earliest times. It can never cease. It is going on today and will continue as long as men live. The enemy that causes food spoilage is unseen. But this merely increases the danger . . . makes us less inclined to accept seriously its constant threat. The growth and multiplication ot minute organisms cause food to spoil. At warm temperatures, over 50 degrees Fahrenheit, growth is rapid. Under 50 degrees, and above the freezing point, 32 degrees, growth is practically negligible. The most effective means ot guarding against the waste and dangers of food spoilage in the home is with Safety Zone Refrigeration that maintains constant tem- peratures between 32 and 50 degrees. It is a necessity in our daily lives. From the very beginning, Frigidaire- the pioneer-established Food Safety Tem- peratures at lowest operating cost as a basic manufacturing principle. And every Frig- idaire sold today, gives proof oi this accomplishment. FRIGIDAIRE DIVISION - GENERAL MOTORS SALES CORPORATION . DAYTON, O. like-.W-. 1 G I EH' lFRlGlDAlREl3-1 1 I? :An nun nv annum mann t V. DANNY NIRELLA East Liberty's FELIX CELLURALE. DEPARTMENT QTGRE Efficiency and Elegance THE M M S N irella Orchestra 410 SIXTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. 0 BELL PHONE: ATlantic 5775-76 Residence: 6627 Montrose O 5911-19 penn Ave- East Liberty Service XVhich Is A Distinctive Asset To Host And Hostess CQMPLIMENTS OF DANFORTH COMPANY O00 Westinghouse Refrigerators Westinghouse Air Conditioning H ' J HEINZ COMPANY GROWERS, MAKERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF THE 57 VARIETIES PURE FOOD PRODUCTS eww-J PITTSBURGH, U. S. A. 3 5 Oldest Hotel and Rluhzurant Supply Company in the City Established 1880 Haudenshield Co. EARLY FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Hotel and Restaurant Supplies COH1Pl1H1CHtS Pittsburgh's finest equipped, of most centrally located . Produce House A Fflend Modern Cold Storage and Ripening Plants in our own building Haudenshield Building 2001-2003 Penn Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. Phones: Atlantic 2958-2959 Gwen C' Sport Watches in Gold, Silver and Steel. Reliable time pieces beginning at 320 IEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS WOCD STREET AND SIXTH AVE. PITTSBURGH I I E 1 CEBITIITIOI1, Appreciate the business from the Shady Side Academy at their three Restaurants. 954 LIBERTY AVENUE 208 N. HIGHLAND AVE. 3703 FORBES STREET George Bros. REAL ESTATE Peoples Bank Building 307 FOURTH AVENUE Pittsburgh, Pa. Enioy This Fine Butter 00.. Inc. CHAS. BUCKLE, President Wholesale Marketing Agents of Fruits, Vegetables, Berries and Poultry 49 56-58-60 21st STREET A X e A FA' ' ' Q ' e rg? -,s ?f': F r , P 4 Churned Daily in Pittsburgh EEFAIRMONTCREAMERYCQE- PITTSBURGH, PA- ' Es1'Aausu:n i884-QuAu'rv Bmrrrsa Eccs Cures: the 2 lh 1 Milk 44' TCP earns ln Every Bottle of of this Rich, Whole 'lk there is A Generous 'Portion of Thick, Golden Cream, the Kino' you ' can Whip ww iwwws J, QQY C cm Every DCT? o , Pnnq ww? . You e M W for the Price of I WELD1N'S Foia Wedding Stationery Weldin Hand engraved Wedding Invitations and Announcements convey correctness of form, dis- tinctive design, and expert work- manship. The latest ideas are ready for your inspection. See also the new stationery tor Personal Correspondence and all Social Occasions. Weldin engraving is executed in our own shop by employees who work and live in Pittsburgh J. R. WELDIN CO. Engraving Department 413-415 WOOD STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. W. I. CLAPPER 00. IEWELERS Sterling Silver Diamonds Watches Jewelry Clocks -Q- Trophies Prizes 19.1 224 OLIVER BUILDING Phone: AT1antic 1619 COMPLIMENTS OF The Sargon Society NEW H A M I L T O N STRAP WATCHES 17 lewel Movement. Smart Gold Filled Cases. For Accuracy and Dependa- bility, the Hamilton is Ameri- ca's Finest Watch. 550.00 -49- Hardy 8: Hayes Co. Wood at Oliver PITTSBURGH, PA. KIRK W. TODD D. R DEMAFIEE JOSEPH F ZIER H. W. CLAYPOOL FIOBEFIT C. TODD K. W. TODD CO. Incorporated Investment Bankers Telephone: ATlantic 4817 Diamond Bank Builidng PITTSBURGH, PA. + BRANCH OFFICES Erie Trust Building - Erie, Pa. 143 So. Broad St. - Grove City, Pa. 35 Masonic Bldg. - Meadville, Pa. Bergefs Drug Store Reynolds and Hastings Sts. Visit Our New Soda Fountain FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Charge Accounts Solicited MONTROSE 9030 QF' Complete OPTICA L Service for the most Discriminating BUHL OPTICAL CO. 2Oll- FIFTH AVE. AT MARKET jfff, OTT' ,Af A' NEVER FAILING y Protection Keep family money on the safe side. 4Set up 9 enduring Trust Funds under your will. FlDEi.ITY Tnusr CoMPANY 3-4I-343 FOURTH AVE. PITTSBURGH IVFMBER FFDERAL DEPOSIT NSURANC CORPORATION S T O E B E N E R S Louise M. Packard S I1 0 C S CATERER SINCE 1853 S ti I I O n D e c Ie Ladies Misses Childrens Mens Boys 6227 PENN AVE. 6230 FRANKSTOWN AVE. East End PITTSBURGH, PA. Your Best Buy. . . AFORD I-IOEVELER with HOEVELER SERVICE I-IOEVELER MCDTORS, INC. 4801 Baum Boulevard Schenley 7510 KOPPERS Co ADVERTISING as a profession is well deserving consideration by young men about to choose their life's work. 0 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 l.i.fe more fruitful and pleasant. O 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. f1IConsulta- tion invited. Tcmlei Mail Advertising Service Established 1907 ce 49 49 PITTSBURGH, U.S A Members: Chamber of Commerce of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Advertising Club-Mail Advertising Service Association. International Q X Florence Fisher Parry, in behalf ot the entire studio and labaratory personnel of TI-IE PARRY STUDIO extends to the Class oi 1937 her appreciation ot its co-operation in the making ot the pho- tographs for The Shady Side Academian and wishes the Class every success now and always. Negatives ot all groups and individuals of Shady Side Academy are on tile at PARRY STUDIOS. Q ff The Best of Everything to Eat ALBERT L. BRAHM CO MEATS Poultry, Produce, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Groceries and Fish I TELEPHONE: AT1antic 5500 Private Exchange O 404-406 Penn Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA PITTSBURGH GURB MAYER PUBLISHING G MARKET PRINTING GU. 69 0 235 COLLINS AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. FANCY Fruits and Groceries 49 49 5800 PENN AVENUE HI1 d 1106 1107 49 45 49 49 Mont. 2525-2528 Mont. 7319 Free Delivery We print th Sh dy S d N Young Men's Suits ....... P35 WILL PRICE 539 WOOD STREET CHRYSLER Grasse11's and Esso Station P L Y M O U T H QUALITY - SERVICE SATISFACTION 49 Schopene Verified Esso Lubrication 49 Sales and Service 313 Freeport Road ASPINWALL, PA. W. L. SCI-IOPENE STERLING 2500 Freeport Rd. and Lexington Ave. ASPINWALI., PA. Telephone, Sterling 9958 Compliments of EUCLID MARKET ssoa PENN AVENUE I Q 3 Miles from Shadyside Academy Ford Humes Bros., Inc. AspinwaII SERVICING ALL MAKES 24 YRS. H Phones: AT1antic 4008 - COurt 9777 l N DICICS MARKET WHOLESALE Poultry and Eggs Game We Dress Our Own Poultry 1911-13 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. lunction Coal Sr Coke Co. COAL and other fuels NEVILLE AND I 81 L COKE 3410 PENN AVENUE Schenley 7733 Dinner and Supper D ' N' htl Laundry Co. ancmg lg Y Pittsburglfs T h' e Most Exclusive Laundry C h 0 I au g e C-L66 Mayflower 0100 ALLEGHENY BOULEVARD a 1 l Q 1 I'I S THE BEST PITTSBURGH GOI-IL GO. RETAIL DIVISION lol? WOOD ST. GR. 3l2 ' j' A Welcome Birthday Gift! 1 I z1Iinnal 4E,nunril Wundcd 1912 33 national Grganizatiorv 'Devotoiif toq Securing :increased Safety to Human Tiki. 1 i.. s . 4 Gertiticate of Special Qommendution :Awarded to rnnsdglnanixfizmrali-lirlinry fin Roco nition ot' its Qontributionf to S Q r Quia flu Jmnsportationf Among Shoup B Air fines Gpcrating lass thanfifty Ullillionf Passenger Uliiles Finnually. Ellie records ofthe iI.5.Burcau off?-lir Gommcrcc reveal thc Fnct that this cur line had neither-.t passenger noracrcw finality during its recorded pariai otaopcmtion, 1950- 1956.1virh nn accumulation ot'56,l77,2i0 'Passenger Jllilas and 5,951,521 milfs Storm. Ilcwfbtta .April l . .57 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE Q 43,000,000 passenger miles Q 225,000 passengers Q 750,000 pounds of express Q 1,750,000 pounds air mail Washington Q Pittsburgh Q Parkersburg Q Charleston Q Akron Q Cleveland Detroit Q Flint Q Lansing Q Grand Rapids Q Muskegon Q Milwaukee PENNSYLVANIA - CENTRAL AIRLINES Buy Your Next Chevrolet COMPLETE INSTITUTIONAL ffOm SUPPLIES Hardware Cutlery and Tools K A M I N Sporting Goods C l 'l E V R O I. E T C O . Plumbingagllgrslfgifrlgessupplies Paints and Glass 1648 SHADY AVENUE CNzar Forbes Streetl Geo. F. Bartley Co. 6203 Penn Avenue 6210-12 Broad Street Squirrel Hill JA. 2400 PITTSBURGH J. J. GILLESPIE COMPANY FOUNDED 1832 PAINTINGS BY OLD AND MODERN MASTERS. ETCHINGS - MEZZOTINTS SPORTING PRINTS. ENGLISH ANTIQUE FURNITURE. GALLERIES ELEVENTH FLOOR KAUFMANN'S FEIICES FIRE COITIIIIG T0 LIFE , . . , E s, ,. . rf?f4 - H l inf T' 'gi'--'fa' 'ig 'f::::::::::::::::::::f e1'1l!lhlf fa '::i-ii- iii 5:llP.iag4zr5'i,.1531lgigJi.' T lit,1iu1'willinullll5'f1'j rqen ZZVL i W .M Q. -,.-.q .:: ,hu -Q-- ufff? Q . or lllnnnnununnni fggzfgf, I ,S V .,.,...i. ,4- Fenees have quit being just fences. They are coming to life now-taking the home landscape up into another rlimension. The modern garden doesnt stop abruptly at the outside hounrlary-it climbs an ineonspicuous steel wire fence to make a screening outdoor living room wall of colorful tioxvers and vines. Pittsburgh Lawn Fence-the electric-welded kind-is the ideal foundation for your moclern Hanging Garden. lt is strong without being liulky. lts copper-bean ing, special hot zinc coated steel, welded for permanent joints, makes luxlilzg' fence. Put it in now and you can have your new Fence Garden for a long' and pleasant summer-tln'.v summer. Pittsburgh Fences PITTSBURGH STEEL COMPANY - GRANT BLDG. - AT. 4760 Compliments ot R. E. LOUGHNEY, INC. DESOTO -:- PLYMOUTH . . Distributors . . 5556 CENTER AVENUE MO. 4725 Compliments of the Musical Clubs of Shady Side Academy -QSIDE M, ,ge R. V. HOWARD, Director STEWART STEFFEY, President BAKER BRADENBAUGH, Bus. Manager MARNE OBERNAUER, Publicity Manager Peoples - Pittsburgh Trust Company THE OLDEST TRUST COMPANY IN PITTSBURGH Established 1867 For Fine Foods Reasonable Prices Surpassing Service O Kuhn-Renshaw, Inc. O Broad St. and Sheridan Ave. Member Federal Reserve System . O Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Highland 3000 15 Trunk Lines Something New and Different! ARGUS Candid Camera 312.50 O Fast f3.5 Lens O Shutter Speed 1f2OO Sec. O 36 Exposures One Roll See this Camera here OTHER CAMERAS AVAILABLE Box and Kodak Stills . . . Leica, Zeiss and Eastman Miniatures . . . Univex, Bell 8: Howell and Eastman Movies. B- K-CEE'HP!GQElL1E90- 126 SIXTH ST. PITTSBURGH CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1937 FINE V Ii 5 FOUNTAIN PASTRIES I 9 SERVICE . 'lfIIIii UIIIIlmmllllllwlfll' ' 'llI i 7 . CHOICE ' ' I LUNCHECNS CANDIES V, AND DINNERS 0 ' A 0 ICE CREAMS CATERING AND ICES sERvICE TELEPHONE H I L A N D O 1 2 3 PENN AND SHADY SCHENLEY APARTMENTS Compliments of N EIERMAN CADILLAC LA Compliments 5607 Baum Blvd. of PITTSBURGH, PA. G. G. O'Brien, J r. S S MONTROSE 2300 Compliments of II the Hillman Coal and Coke C0 Grant Building PITTSBURGH u BRANCH OFFICES IN PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. BALTIMORE, MD. WASHINGTON, D. C. THE COLONIAL TRvs'r COMPANY SAVINGS Includhxg Clrrishnas Savings COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS And Business Loans PERSONAL LOANS To be repaid monthly REAL ESTATE Property for sale and rent TRUSTS All fiduciary services pnfonned INVESTMENTS Securities bought and sold for you SAFE DEPOSIT Boxes at 35.00 a year 414-416 Wood Strut 311 Fourth Avenue 314-318 Diamond Sh-not 1 Pittsburgh, Pa. I 'A Cmnlrlete, Departmentalized Bank -I I Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlon Werner Schneider I W. W. WARRICK jeweler PENN AT SHADY AVENUE BEAUTY SHOP emi-J For the Graduate 65? 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