Shady Side Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1942 volume:

ai' 1.,, IGN - ww.. ,- .f-H- M..-,Q . ...za ..,,,...A. TI-IE ACADEMIAN IQ!-I-2 SI-IADY SIDE ACADEMY PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA I,ll!7fl'J'lI!'r1 by THE CLASS UF I9-12 STUART I. SXVENSSON, ln.. . ..,.. , . .... . .. .. .. .lidflor-1'n-L'lz1'qf WVILLIAM Y. Hummmrzvs, IR... .. . .. . lhm'ne.r.r .Ilanager .re f as- -, CQ OVQLUOV ,,,, Q? In the past the Academian has been pub- lished for the use and pleasure of its readers: the 1942 edition will attempt to achieve this same purpose. This year's board has injected its personal ideas in an effort to make our book an interesting and permanent record of a plea- sant history at Shady Side. lt is the hope of the board that, in these unusually trying times and in the uncertain future, the Academian Will re- rall familiar and happy memories. C9 QOVIFQWES FACULTY SIXTH FORM UN DERGRADUATES HOUSES FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS I UNIOR SCHOOL ADVERTISEMENTS 0fl'iCfll'iOlfl If '13 Tin' Cla.:-.v nf 19-12 l'e.rper'Uully dt'lfl.l'dft' Valium' X.Y.Y In CAPTAIN WILLIAM ARNOLD PALMER In Nu' pam! 25 yearn' bvlflllflf Side flvadenzy lIt1.I' fame In know C'apla1'n Palmer nu! only aw an 0llL!'ft1lIdl.I1.I1 ,znlz-u.r1'cal edzuvzfnr, lm! alma a.r a ,lIt'l'.1'lIl1l1l.ff'1'Cl1d. Tl11'.v IIIHJ' been e.rpez'1'- ally Iran' qf ilu- vla.r.r Qf I9-12. Tllrou-1111 our plivelege of am. .ravzlzlznrl wil!! fzfnz we have grown lo appl'ea'1'ale lllzl' unlfrfng q!l'url.r In fnzpravv llze allzleliv .rpfrfl and fac1'l1'l1'e.r of our .rrlmol. Tlzux-for lnlv help and -qu1'dan1'e in our preparalofy fffv, ws m'prv.v.r Olll'-0l'L11l'fLldt' by ll1z'.r dedicaliofl. T N .-Q mm nb W 4-n vans FACULTY JI? E513 35:5 PQQFJE 471'-5' A A MM A -- Q3 Q sz -,.... ,W un n I pf:-2 7-7-TU. ff1mfL5'L,f 72X f qt il I X X V if U I If, 77, Nic-U, Ni? 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CUniver- C1IAliI.FlS Pr:N'rz Smuvrzlz, AB. Clfmnlc- sity 01' Pitlsburgllj. Appointem1 lam- lin :xml Ninrshull Colkgcb. Appointed llill'-Y, 1895. llmld Qf 1IlfIflIf'III1If1'1'.I' Dr- Septernlmer, 1918. .IlIIfllf'l!Il7f1Al'.I'. ,l7l1l'flIIUlll. .NUM Y CAv'1'A1N W1l,1.1A.u A1aNo1.lm PA1.m-zu, c1f-TOIQGIC BYRON XVAI.DROI', A.l3. G.P.E. QYu1cU111ve1'si1-vigButt1eCree1a Cfkorgetown C0110g01p AJV1. fTu1anc Collegvg 13.5. QAl'IlCW1L1 Collegcf Ap- Ul11N'CI'S1t-N'DQ AJV1. c1'11lI'Vill'11 Univer- pointecl Septem11er, 1919. l,lll'f?1'fl7l' Qf sity. Appointed Scptenmber, 1923. .'lll1lrl1'1'.1'al1d Pl1'If.I'1Ll'0l EI!lll'lIfI.0lI. Lalfn and Ufwlc. I'xllc4mmu-: R. I,n-1A,xmN, ILS. Clfnmlalin XVII.:-'um Cla.-xwzx Cu.-xlu, AB. QUni X X . , . . . . . lllll .Xnrxllanlllg . LA. cUIllX'L'l'SltAX' of X'L'I'Slt.V of Ruclmcsicrjg CUIlIX'L'IASlt4X' ol ,ittSlYlII'L.Lll5. .xl!lY0iHtL'll NuvulnlnL'l', Lxhlllivlxj. Appuinlcsl Scplclmllncr, IU25 '72-1. .U11lfn'n1.1l1l'.v'. l ll'lll'fl l',vlIl:'l'l'fI4J'. Iwrls CH.-wi I-is LtlCI,I'1S'l'lN, ILS. CUni- A1.l,lcN vlk l'UR l,AUu. AJS, Clmlmiglm wrsilc flu IM:-isjp I3.I,. CUnivcn-situ llc Univcrsil-VH: NM. Cl1zui':lyn'liL' Cwllcgclp qunlvjg UI'flm'icl' 4l'1xk'iIllL'lI1ik'. .'xlYIlUiIlt- fcflllllllliiil Ul1ivcl'sii.vlg cAxhlillIt'lllll'j' 1,mIS1'plUxlll1L'l', lfllffm. f 1w11'fr. Cullcgcj. Appnlnicml IRIIIIIRIIZY, lllfltw. .S'p11n1'.v'l1 mmf Ur1'nnIn. IAMHS HfXl!ill,ll SAM!-1.15, AB. CYMQ Ul1ivcrsiiAx'jg A.fW. fHurx'zu'cl Univcr- sityj. Appoinicul SCl7tCllllPCI', l0flh. .llf1lf1rnn1f1'f'.1'. limzm' W11.lsL'R R1cm1:'1 1's, A.B. fOhm XVeslcyam Collcgcjg AJW. cUIliX'CI'Sit-X' of ClliL'ilgClj, Appoildenl Octolmc-r, 1929. l.11l1'n and l,1'.I'f0l'llf. RUSSl'll.l, W,x1zNr:u IEAVIS, ILS. fUni versity of' .Wicl1igzu11j. Appuintcml Sol: lcmlscr, IOJ7. .l.r,:'f.rla11l .llflfvlfr 171' l't'1',0l', LS'01'l4AI! .S'lm1'1'w'. lillxlltfilllf. Xvll.l.ARll E, MEAD. BS. Qlluvcvfoml Ii0lH'fR'l' Vlc'1'u1e Hcvwmzlv, CI'ittslmrgh Collcgcj. Apprwinlcml Suptululmcr, 1928. .Wusicul lusliluicj. Appsinlccl Sep lffz-11f4',v'l1, icnilrcr, 1929. ,,lNJ'l.4'. A. I'ur:n15ml1.-um1-,.X.l3,fL'niwr4itv uf I,t'llllNNIX-lllldy, l'll.U. Clfuxxcl :tx .-xxzlwis l'1elis'1'uN Vuluwi. .'X.l3' Uliml CII 4llllblIlNj X W W IUSJ. ,nl ul' llillxlrllrglll. .'xIll7UllItL'1l 5L'llfL'IlllD 1 lixrmriu lllimz, AB. CIA-lxiglm Univer- silyl .'Xppuiniccl Scplcnmluur, VBS. l','fmlf.rf1 milf .ll1llfn'n1fllr'4'.1'. 1011 lv:au'v ui. .llNQllk'L'?. ' g 1 .. , Q. iLllHk'lDlIl'.N'5Q Spvrin lliplmn.us: LTIliN'Cl'SilL' nlcljllc mul Thu rlrunnc. l'xmm'n'. 1Xppuinlcsl Scp lcrulwr, W5-1. .N'fn11r1'.v'f1, Ru'uA1mH1iNm' Iirtlmcue, CCH,-In-ll Um- lumix llxvsox l,AN1f, ILS. QYMQ Uni xx-l'xii,x'j. .'xl?I!UilltL'KI SL'l1tL'lIllPCl', limb. vcrsilyjg Ccolulnlviax Ul1ix'v.'x'sii.Vj5 QUHR If'vmlu'n1'K1'f1f1flml .l1'l. vcrsiihv ol' .W4ll'i'luluU- IxPp0iIltL'kl SCI' 1L'IllllL'I'. IQSS, .S'1'lAr'lI4'1'. v v Y NX11.1.lA.u XMmo1.s1-:Y XAmv1.m', AB flolms Hopkinslg fHilI'X'ilI'l!D, Ap- pointed SCI3tCIlll!0l', NSS. lfzz-f1l1',v-fl. Emu N. Rucmlw, AB, fl,ui'uycttcj. Appnintcml Scplcmlrcr, 1041. l2'11.11f1'.rfI. xvAl,'I'IiR D. NVILKISON, AH. CWL-st minsicrj. Appnilmiml April, V938 A lllzff-linux XVILLIAM A1ms'1'R0NG Or-ws. A- B- Rr:NlcCAmzrm1.1., A.B. COLQI-limp. Ap- fHarvard UlliX'Cl'Sitj'DjA.M. cH2lPX'ill'L1 pointed Scpicnllrcr, I9-H. l'vl'A'lli'fI. Universilyj. Appointed Septcrnlmer, 1941. Ilzlrloly. Board of Trustees OFFICERS MR.E.BRUCEHILL......... .... .........Pre.udent MR. ROBERT E. WITHERS .... MR. DoN R. CoNNER. .. Mr. M. W. Acheson, Ir. Mr. W. F. Bickel Mr. H. Vaughan Blaxter Mr. Stanley N. Brown Mr. Iohn G. Buchanan Mr. Iames C. Chaplin Mr. Iohn O. Chesley Mr. David M. Craig Hon. Iohn P. Egan Mr. Roy A. Hunt David D. Kennedy, M.D. MEMBERS .. . .. . Vice-Praridenl .. . . Secretary- Treawurer Artemas C. Leslie Charles Lockhart C. E. Lott Charles L. McCune Marshall L. McCune W. L. Mellon Augustus K. Oliver Alfred C. Pollock Iames C. Rea Robert N. Waddell E. R. Weidlein, Sc.D., LL.D. ALUMNI REPRESENTATIVES Mr. Charles B. Baton Mr. Samuel B. Casey . Senior DoN R. CONNER ,... . . .. WALTER D. WILKISON. . .. BELINDA LUzELL BEHE. .. . KATHRX'N M. TIERNEY.. EILEEN M. BRASSFIELD. Lois G. SWEITZER. .. . . .. EVELYN H. CROSLAND. .. . . ALVI LDA OLIVER, R.N.. ...gg Mr. W. St. Clair Childs Mr. William A. Meyer pb.. School Officers . .... . . .... . . .... . . Regzlrlrar and Iiunvar . ,. .. . . .Field Secretary . . . . dccounlanf . .. .Secrelaqy . .. . Secreiaqy . .... Secretary . . .. . .... . . Jlalron . .. . Health Direclor IOHN L. MARSIIALL, M.D... . .... . . . .. . Phy.fician WILLIAM R. MARSHALL, M.D... .. . . .. . .... . . .... . .. . . Phxwician W. M. THOMPSON, IR., D.D.S... . .... . . .... . .. .. .. .0r!hod0nli.rl IOHN A. GRAHAM. .. . .. .Superinlendenl of Bui!ding.r and Grounda' FRANK RICHARDSON.. . .... . .. . .. . fl.r.ri.rlanf, fltlzlefic Deparfmcnl .-,A 5 ,.,, we 4 Q. ., .Q ,S-.,, ., .. ,, A aigzsq f ,... K, 5. 5 Q5 ,., - , .,,, . ,azz Q ? I I ..- Y ff Z . f 2 E Q , M11 I II? SIXTH FORM II:'I f'FI: TT 'I' f I g I I I I f I I I I II f I I I. f fir :lr I 'ffm f 'WX' I I A Wir, I I I f ,aw I I ILT ! . f 'If - I' 'JCI MLRC!!!-IH1 1 lyzlrdom IJ ffze Prz'n1'1'pal ffl!-ll-Il. f Bible. 1940-1941: Honor Roll: Blackfoot. 1941-1942: Cum Laude Societyg Honor Roll Gargoyle Societyg Seven Arts Clulug Black foot. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY CHARLES XVILLIAM ADAMS UCwlIIll'fl.t U Entered Shady Side 1940 Born Felmruary 6, 1925 216 Hastings Street Pittsburgh, Pa. DALE LOGAN ARMSTRONG ll li flrmy Entered Shady Side 1940 Born September 24, 1924 2040 Beechwood Blvd. Pittslmurgh, Pa. Tflerffl he a fm! lime fn lfze nfd lawn ll0-Hlgllf. fHayden. 1940-1941: Varsity Footlnallg Varsity Basket- lmallp Varsity Baseball: Sargon Societyg Athletic Council: A Cappella Glee Clulvg Glec Cluldg Molmwk. 1941-19-12: Varsity Footlmallg Captain, Varsity Basketlmallg Varsity Baselmallg Sargon Societyg Library Committeeg Section Leader, A Cappella Cvlee Clulmg S.B.C. Clubg Co- Leader, Glee Clulup Vice-President Ahtletie Council: President, A1ol1awlcs. DAY STUDENT PREPARINC FOR DARTMOUTII Rwm'n1fu'l' nu' wllvn I am Gum' away. 19-L0-1941: Varsity Goltg ,'N1o11awk. 19-11-1942: Varsity Goltp Varsity Basket1Ja11g A101121 wk . DM' S'1'L'o1':N'r l'1zr:m1z1No FOR Y,-,1.1f: DAVIU PA'1'r:1zs0N B1f:NNE'1 1', IR. l7av4 ' 1'1ntere41 Shady Side 1951 Born Fellruary 27, 1925 5751 Ayleslmoro Avenue 1'itts1murg11, Pa. Rossetti. Rleli.-xiao 1':ARl. Br-Lien l71'4'k Entered SIIZIC1-V Side 1940 Born Iuly 7. 1924 Royal York Apartments Pittslmrgh, Pa. J grain of nlanfcllmf. 'Milton 19-10-1941: Iunior Varsity Soeeerg Seven Arts Clulmp Blackfoot. 19-ll-1942: Varsity Soccer: 51anager, Varsity Tennisg Seven Arts Clubp News Boardp St. Andrews Society: Blackfoot. DAY S'1'Um-:NT PREPARING F011 W1LL1,xsis 11 ffnzfl In Ihr xlllillllfi-t' llllt'fItIl'I7f'lll mirenlqlfz. Bryant. 1940-19-ll: Secretary ot' Fifth Formg Athletic Council: 11z'aden11'an Boardg Varsity Foot- ballg Sargon Societyg Varsity Basketball: S.B.C. Clubg Varsity Baseballg Fifth Form Dance Committee. 19-ll-19-12: 1lc'aa'en11'an Boardg President of Saigon Societyg President of S.B.C. Club, Spring Termg President of Athletic Councilg St. Andrews Society: Student Council: President ot' Ellsworth Houseg Captain ot' Varsity Footballg Varsity Baslietballg Var- sity Baseball. ICLLSWORTII Housi: PRIHJPARING FOR 1JAR'1'MOL l'1I F1zANc1s BRYAN Bmcii Slaopn l3fat'K'1'e Entered Shady Side 1938 Born July 29, 1925 2725 Beechwood Blvd. Pittsburgh. Pa. BILL PHILLIP Bmsco Realm Entered Shady Side 19-tl Born April 6, 1925 127 Xvest Tenth Street Erie, Pa. Bu! he f1a.r nzonzenliv wfzm he 1'.r only .rlupz'd. 'HC1HC. 1941-19-12: Varsity Football Squadg Varsity , Basketball Squadg Baseball Squad. Mom-:wooo HOUSE PREPARING FOR COLGATP: fl man Qf wnrlll. 1940-1941: Iunior Varsity Succcr: luniur Var- sity 1'mas14ct1ma11g .N1n11aw1c Suplmclus. 1041-1942: Scycn Arts C1u1mg .N1u1iaw1c. DA Y S'l'UlJ1CN'l' 1'1zl-1v.xmNc: ron UN1Yl'fRSl'I'Y or pI'1 l'SIllTl2tIl1 llixvm SIMON Bizomo hzvwn firm-ll 1':ll1.k'l'L't1 SIIZIIIQV Siclc 1957 Burn Nuvcmlwr 15, 1924 6554 11art1ctt Street 1,itts1murg1i, Pa. 1 111CR15l'IR'l' 131.Usii':Nl-'i':l.is Hlflllliljln 1'1ntcrcc1 8111141-V S1110 1940 Burn Uctubcr 24, 1925 450 Second Strcct Braddock, Pa. ll l1al.11nu 4lv.v'1'1'f' lil' nal Jlarlal. Uvitl. 1940-1941 : lunior Varsity Ffmtlmallg CirCu1ation Manager, N1'1NVS g Varsity XVrcst1ing Squadg Gargoyle C1u1mg Publicity C11airman, 1 i1it11 Form Dance Committee: Seven Arts C1u1mg B1aC1i11o0t. 1941-9142: Co-51anagcr, Varsity Sncccrg Busi- ncss Manager, N1fXVS g A Cappella Glee C1u1mg Varsity YVrcst1ing Squad: Gargoyle C1u1mg Oration Contest: 1'11aC1i1'uot. Ili-xx' S'1'Lvm-:NT 1,Rl'fI'AIllNt3 rua UN1v1-:1zs1'1'Y or 1,lCNNSYl.VAN1.X JAMES DUNCAN BROWN Dune Entered Shady Sicle 1941 Born October 4, 1925 28 1V1ayfair Drive Mt. Lebanon, Pa. The eye zir no! iraizigfed Wl-UI J'E6l.l1g. 1940-1941: Library Committeeg Golfg fV1Ohaw1x. 1941-1942 : Gargoyle Societyg fwohawk. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR 1x1ASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Ib love 1'.r Ilze grea! Jmulei Zfzaz' makex ffllld' world a garden. WStevenSon. 1941-1942: Varsity Football: Varsity Basket- ballg S.B.C. Club. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH EDWARD BURKE DA Jofzn,ron Entered Shady Sihe 1940 Born October 9, 1925 5412 Bartlett Street Pittsburgh, Pa. -Bible. NewS g Golfg Yylt'-f,Htt'l'l' of pvljf1'f'l J'fIt'l'l'!I. 1 43. '1'. VVas11ington. 1940-19-11: junior Varsity Foot1m11g Varsity 15us1u:t1izn11 Squad: Varsity Truck Squadg ix1U1l2lNX'1i. 19-11-19-12: Iunior Varsity Football: Varsity Bnslcetlmll Squad: Varsity Track Squadg Urntion Contestp iX10111lXV1i. 11-xx' S'1'L'lD1'IN'l' l'm+:rARINc: Fon U. S. COAST Guxno ACADEMY XVIL1,lAAi SCOTT BURKE Biff Hlgllfklit Entered Slmdy Side 1929 Born September 26, 1925 820 Devonshire Street Pittsliurgli, Pa. Am.:-:s 1':lNV1N CAMv1si':1.1,, VI. A'C'f11lf'k lfntered Shady Side 19-10 Born October 6, 1925 19 East College Street Cunonsburg, Pu. Ull. you .rwrel lflllc rvflur, 11014. Shakespeare. 19-10-1941: Varsity VVrest1ingg Varsity Tennis Squad. 1941-1942: Varsity Soccer Squad: Goltf Forum. Moizrzwoon Housic PRicrA1e1NG Fon W1scoNsiN , I Then lqfvr lo lfze' KK'0l'!l1f!I-6' bar! you !IL16'F. Wfchurch. 1940-1941: Fifth Form Representative on Stu- dent Council, Chairman of Decorations, Fifth Form Dance, Secretary, Gargoyle Societyg NEWS , Honor Rollg Seven Arts Cluhg Iunior Varsity Basehallg Mohayvk. 19-11-1942: Treasurer, Gargoyle Society, NEWS ', Seven Arts Cluhg Honor Roll: Cum Laude Societyg lwohawk. IDAY STUoIcN'I' PREPARING FOR CARNIQGIII: TECII XVILLIAM CARPENTER lifffn HCal'p Entered Shady Side 1940 Born April 10. 1925 5654 Hampton Street Pittsburgh, Pa. THOMAS WILSON CARR, IR Tom Entered Shady Side 19-11 Born Ianuary 8, 192-I 155 VVest 1War1in Drive Alt. Lebanon, Pa. Lf! Ifzllf wumtv brfew. -Bible. 19-1-1-19-12: Varsity Baskethallg Varsity Track: Blackfoot. CIIOFI' Housr: PIzIf:vAIzINo Fon UNIvIaIzsI'I'Y OF MICHIGAN .S'1'ff11rr, lx'm1m',' ll?-ll-ll?-12: luniur Varsity Sauter: Aluliawlc. lin' S'l'L'lJl'fN'l' - 'x ltmvalm L IZUMP, III. C 'l'lllIIl7l'1 l lfrn111ffIz'11l'lH lfnlerecl Sllilll-V Side 1937 Burn lune l, l92-l 5408 Xvillcins A venue l'illslmurgli, Pa. Llll lil10XYll 'l'mm.-is Cosuizovi-1 ,Nw n lam lfnlereal Sliacl-V Siile I9-ll Burn Uclolier 26, l92-l 650-l laulssim Si reel Piflslmrgli, Pa. Talk In t'l't'l:1l wmmzn aw you fum' flvr. Y XVilcle. 1940-I9-ll: Varsily Fuullmallg Varsity Xvresllingg Varsil-v Baselmallg A Cappella Glee Clulmg Glen: Clulig Sf.. Andrews Sueiellvg Fnrunig Aloliawk. I9-ll-1942: Varsiiy Fuollxallg Varsil-V lvresllingg Captain, Varsity BaseliallgCo-Slualenl Leacler, A Cappella Glee Clulmp Glee Clulig Vice-Presiclenl, Forum, Fall 'l1CI'l1lj Presi- alent St. Andrews Society, Spring 'l'ermg Saigon Society, S.B.C. Clulig Flolmawla. lCl.i.swim'1'ii llousi-2 PR!-I vimiwu Fore YA 1.14: i A. ERXVIN CUNIMINS Babe H11erb1'e Entered Shady Side 19-11 Born IN1a1'c11 21, 1925 526 VVest Pike Street Canonsburg, Pa. llnliiflitllll fm lfzv -I1l'L1-ll lllll-I' unlo old men. fT11e Apocrypha. 19-10-1941: Gargoy1e Societyg HNEYVSHQ Seven Arts C1u1IgA Cappella Glee C1u1JgG1ee C1ubg Varsity Tennis Squadg B1aekfOOtg Honor RO11g Feature Editor, EGERIAN. 19-11-19-12: President, Gargoy1e Societyg NEWS p Seven Arts C1ubg Library Com- mitteeg Section Leader, A Cappella G1ee C1u1vg Student Co-Leader, G1ee C1ubg Black- footg Varsity Tennis Team: Honor RO11g Cum Laude Society. DAY STUD1-:NT PRI5I1,xRINo FOR XVILLIAMS COLLEGE 'Tim belief fo live rfrfz, llzan lo die rich. Iohnson. 19-11-19-12: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Basketballg Varsity Track. CRO FT HOUSE PREPARING FOR AN1ICHIGAN JOHN PHILLIPS DAVIS. IR J0lzn1I-11 Entered Shady Side 19-10 Born Iune 1, 1925 5706 Hampton Street Pittsburgh, Pa. lf? 11111.11 WI!!! m1'vm1!f1.11r, al l1'nzv,f011qel wlzal we' know, ' Syrus. 19-10-19-11: A1o1iaw1c: N1':1VS : St. Andrews Society: Forum, Seven Arts C1ub: Fifth Form Danee Committee: Egerian Board: Honor Roll. 19-11-19-12: iN1U1lilXY1iQ 41t'ddL'lIIl'llI1 Board: Ahn- aging Editor ot' N1f1VS : Seeretary-'1'reas- urer of Forum: Cum Laude Society: A Cappe11a G1ee C1ub: 1n Gargoyle may 'Avings Uver 1':urope : Seeretary-'1'reasurer of A1orewood House: Honor Roll. Mom-:wooo Hoesic P1zr:v,x1uNo FOR PiuNem'oN XVILLIS 1 Rl'Il71'IRlCli Domcv, Ii RMP' 12011111111 Entered Sbadnv Side 1940 Born August 19, 1925 1030 Kennedy Avenue Duquesne, Pa. ics'i'i':u Aoo1soN 1,UNMIRlC Danny lfntered Shady Side 1940 Born August 7, 1925 1006 Highmont Road 1'ittsburg1i. Pa. The flfvff Qf f1e'afv1'.r lil' gona' f'fm'1'. -Pindar. 19-10-19-ll: Gargoyle Society: Iunior Varsity Soccer: Seven Arts Club: Pdaekfoot. 19-11-19-12: Gargoyle Society: Seven Arts Club: Library Committee: Varsity Soccer: Jvfztf- rnuan Board: Blackfoot. Dm' STUIJENT PRr:rAiz1Nc: FOR UNIVERSITY or I'i'r'rsBURGu 011111 a llI0lIlt'l'Il'Qf1.lf0llUI. W -Conrad. 1940-1941: L1V1O1 l3.VV1i, Iunior Varsity Football: Iunior Varsity Basketballg Varsity Baseball Squad. 1941-1942: IV1ohawk, Iunior Varsity Footballg Golfg Varsity Baseball Squad. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR LEHIGH UNIVERSITY IOIIN PHILIP FLIPPEN, IR. Flip Entered Shady Side 1959 Born Ianuary 7, 192-1 Royal Yorke Apartments Pittsburgh, Pa. ROBERT HALE FRIEIIMAN 1 1'eed1'z ' Entered Shady Side 1940 Born September 12, 192-1 1217 Inverness Street Pittsburgh, Pa. C'f11'fdrc11'.r gfliffil' are lziiffct t'Fl'lt1liI'lllf. -Thompson. 19-1-0-19-11: Iunior Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball: Egerian Board. 19-11-1942: Varsity Soccer Co-Managerg Varsity Baseball Squadp Seven Arts Clubg A Cap- pclla Glee Club. DAY STUDENT PRE PARING FOR YALE I l I Nlfzvr avi. tvfyflkl lzfli I1 l'11l.llt'4i flfl bet' I9-10-I9-ll: cllll' fovle Societvg Varsitv Baselvallg E: . . . Varsity lfootlrall. 1941-1942: Gargoyle Society: Sargon Society: Varsity Footlmallg Varsity Baseball. DAY S'1'Uor:N'1' l'm+:miuNo Fon Bowoom NK ll i.I.ix.u 1,l'lNlJl.l'1'I'ON 1l,xc'iiNi4:Y lim-iv lfntcrecl Slliltl-V Sicle 1930 Born lunc 5, 192-1 1000 .xlorewootl Avenue llittslmurgli, Pa. f'l'orrnce. Gifoizczic Hoon Gum no Hl,Uflt'.1lH lfntcrecl Sllillly Sitlc 19-10 Born lanuary 25, 19 -1 1531 lnverness Strut Pittslmurgli, lla. Gad ana' .xillfllff ffl-fIf'UIl'l' .rf1a,1m1'f11'n1 In frm! fn flu' van. Proctor. 19-10-19-tl: Presiclcnt, lfitltli lsornig Stualent Councilg ixlanaging lfclitor, News g Spealc- er, Class Uayg French Prizeg S.B.C. Clulmg Honor Rollg Chairman, Fifth Form Dance Committee: Vice-Presitlent, St. Andrews Societlvg Forum: Lilurar-v Committee: A. Cappella Glee Clulnp Urcliestrag lunior- Var- sity Soccer. 1941-1942: llresiclent. Sixtli lformp Presiclent, Stuclent Council: Presiclent of Sclioolg Cum Laucleg lfclitor-in-Chief, News g S.B.C. Clulmg Presiclent, St. Anc1rew's Society: Sargon Society: Co-Captain, Varsity Soc- cerg Lcamler, Urcliestrag Forumg Lilmrary Committeep A Cappella Glee Clulmg Oration Contestg Speaker, Class Dayg Varsity Base- lmall Squaclg Blaclitxoot. ELi.swoR'ru Housrz PREPARING FOR PRINCETON IOSEPII AL1-:xANm+:iz Hixizm' Alloc Entered Shady Side 1941 Born Ianuary 7, 1925 51 Vernon Drive fW1t. Lebanon, Pa. I have IIt't'r.'l' ,wen II 'I1l'i'l1ft'l' nlonmfvf' 01' l7ll'l'l1l'ft In lfn' world, ffmn H1-lf.1'L'Kf. f--N1ontaigne. 1940-19-tl: Library Committeeg B1ac1cfootg Iunior Varsity Soccer, Business N1anager of t'EGER1AN. 1941-19-12: President of Library Committee: A Cappella Glee Club, President of B1ack- foot, NEWS g Golf iwanagerg Forumg Varsity Soccer Squad: Oration Contest. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PRL-:PARING FOR PRINCETON Hop lzlghi, !'aa'z'e.r. feHarris. 1941-1942: Varsity Football, Forum, Varsity Wrestlingg S.B.C. C1u1m. CllOF'1'HOUSE PREPARING FOR PRINCETON Roisicm' IDUNLAP HAzI.12'rT Nagy Bu Entered Shady Side 1940 Born June 7, 192-1 6654 Beacon Street P11tS1lllI'g11, Pu, .lmff1'fl4'fI'n1.11 lIl'lIl'f QUIYII ll1ll.lllIft'l'. I94U-l9-ll : A Cappella Glee Clulmg Varsily Base- lmall Squaclg Iunlor Varslly I9-ll-I9-12: Varsity Footlmall Squaclg S.B.C. Clulmg Varsity Baseball Squaclg Secretary anal 'l'reasurer of frolhl llouse. Cleo:- r Hoeslc l'a1-iv.-xmNo Fon ll.Axv1-:ammo 1.1.1,m YoL'No H L'Ml'llRl'IYS, Ill ll11jf lfnlerecl Sllilll-V Slcle V135 Horn Augusl Sl, l92-4 1100 Soullm Limlen Avenue ljlilslmurglm, Pa. Birnlseye. Fool luall. Rolsllim' l':.'XRl. H1':No1-ilzso lfwnf11 lfnlereml Sllilllj' Slmle I9-lil Born December 3, 1924 306 lf. Lincoln Avenue New Caslle, lla. 7'll4'l't' nn' lflnwf' wfm have lfjfl ll :mme lH'llI.IHf lfzvnl. The Apoer-vplla. I9-10-I9-ll: Lllmrary Committee: Gargoyle So- Clelyg lunlol' Varslllv Soeeerp llonor Roll, nlolmawlc. l9-ll-l9-12: Seerelary-'l'reasu1'e1', l,llvra1'.v Lxlilll- milleeg Business nlanager, Acanlemiang See- relary, Gargoyle Society: Varsity Soccer: 4NlUllZlNVli. Un' S'l'UIJl'IN'I' Pmf:v,xu1Nc: Fon M. I. 'l'. N d'rlz'v1fu and duly are no! in befound by lfzz way- , vflllllf. Y Ahleterlinck. 1941-19-12: Varsity Basket1ma11g Varsity Foot- 1wa11g Varsity Baseballg St. Andrews Societyg Forum: Library Committee: Blackfoot Ath- 1etic Council. Moifmwoon HOUSE PREPARING FOR PENN-STAT11: HOWARD Fosrl-:R IAM:-is limi 1'1nt0rcc1 S11z1c1y Side 1941 Born Iune 6, 1925 1128 Luzerne Street lohnstown, Pa. I1-:ss Moimow IOHNS ui n Jem Entered Shady Side 1937 BornUcto1Jer 15, 1924 6952 Clairdgc Street Pittsburgh, Pa. f7l'dl.I7dl'1.llf flair 1'l'lJ't1lll'. -Dumas. 19-10-19-11: Junior Varsity Snccerg Varsity Track Squadg A1o1iaw1c. 19-11-19-12: Varsity Soccerg Forum: Seven Arts Club: A Cappella Glec Club: Oration Con- testg Varsity Trackg A1o1iawk. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR XY.-11.15 iljulrl tif wfmn a lullf qf fvwzd 'Wand Thou. 1 Umar Kath-V Yam. 19-10-19-11: Varsity Footlaullg Varsity Golfg Forum. 1941-1942: Varsity Footlmllg Co-Captain, Var- sity Golfg Saigon Societyg Vive President Croft Housep Forum. CROFT Housic 1,Rl'Il'ARING ron UN1v1s1zs1'1'x' or P1-QNNSY 1.vAN1,x XVAl.I..-XCIC Iosicvrr 1iA1'1'1'f1 Ullnrlfafalu 1'1nterei1 Shady Side 19-10 Born Apri1 15, 1923 Kent Road Pittshurgh, Pu. A 1,.xN ix11l.l,l'IR K1-xL1FAi.xNN lx'a1qffv 1'1nterem1 Shauly Side 1950 Born April 29, 1924 1917 XVig1itniun Street 1'itts1mrgh, Pai. Ruiz.-1' lflc' f1'm1Af1'un1 ll!-.1' lair. Scott. 19-10-19-11: Seven Arts Chihg 1'm1ae1c1'oot3 Light- weight, Soccer Squaulg Honor Roll. 19-ll-1942: ifvadvlrzlialz Board: N1':YVS g Seven Arts C1u1mg B1z1e1i1'ootg Varsity Soccer Squad: Honor Roll. IDM' S'ruo1cN'1' PREPARING FOR Hmzxxxuim 1 176 ,rpeak a lemruzz laugh! we know fm! lmw. 'VI1110n1l7SlTI1. 19-10-1941: Iunior Varsity Foot1ma11g Varsity Bas1cct1wa11 Squadg St. Anc1rcw's Socictyg 51o11aw1i. 19-11-19-12: Va1's1ty Foot1ma11 Squad: Varsity Base1ma11 Squad: Varsity 13as1act1wa11 Squaclg Forumg 1N'1o11aw1c. CROFT HOLYSPI PREPAIQING Fon C,xRNEc:1E 1NS'1'1'1'L 1'1C 0E '111CC1INOLOGY JAMES A. KOMMER 1l'llll'0H 11r'I 1Cntcrcc1 Slmady Side 1959 Burn August 12, 192-1- 1310 1'1111sc1a1c Dorrnont, Pa. xVIl.1.IAM I. 1,APP1'I, ln. Iliff, Hlhzfca Ifntcrcd S11ac1y Side 1930 Born Scptcxnbcr 2, 192-1 5420 NilI't1lllI1l1lCI'1ilIlL1 Strcct P1ttS1lLll'g11, Pa. I fmt! ll fflffv .1'0l'l'Utt', frown qf ll lfllle min. 4 -Edna Millcy. 19-10-19-11: Forum: Seven Arts Clubg Iunior Varsity Ffmtlmllg Go1t1g Glue C1u1mg Fifth Fornl Dance Cmnmittccg B1aC14t1oot. 19-11-19-12: Sccrctary-Treasurer, E11swort11 House: Vice-President, Forum, Second '1'crmg 1un1or Varsity Foot1Ja11g Varsity 13asc1ra11 Squadg St. AI1L1l'CNX'1S Societyg S.B.C. C1u11g Scvcn Arts Club. 1':1.LSXVOR'I'lI HOUSE l'1aEP,x1zlNG FOR XVILLIAMS 1 S I l :1l. ,lt1I,l', llllrffllflflf, I9-ll-I9-til: Varsity l:lNltllilHQ ANXKYIHUV IDM' S'I'L'I7l'lN'I' l'1u':v.x1elNu Fam Colm:-21.1. ',xNl,1':x' ROIH'IR'I' .x1.'X'I'l'IS Sinn ntcrcct Sllzuly Sictc IQSQ Horn August 2, l92-1 1120! lnvcrncss A vcnuc Pittslmurgh, Pu. '--Stott. k. Hlcumf:R'rCr1,x1z1.1':sM,xNssx,xNN. In ll. C. llvrk' Entcrcmt Shad-V Stats: I9-tl Born April ll, 1924 519 Edgerton Plucc Pittstmurglx, Pu. Hn' .v'0n.I' qf Ulf prnplzfl are l7l'l1l'r' 111011 mm' fmfff. Unknown. 1940-l9-ll: Varsity Football Squuclg Iunior Varsity Buskutlmllg Varsity Basclmll Squaulg Blackfootg Egcrian Board. I9-ll-1942: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. DM' S'I'Ul5l'IN'l' Pmf:vAu1Nc: FOR IJ,xu'1'MoU'r11 Tfzere IJ afulure, 0 lfmnfe Gulf fxvebster. 1940-1941: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Basket1ma11 Squad: Varsity Tennis: Com- mencement Dance Committee: S.B.C. C1u1v: 1V1o11awk: Honor RO11: B1ackfoot. 1941-1942: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Basket1xa11: Varsity Tennis: President, Croft House: Secretary-Treasurer, Student Council: Sar- gon Society: Vice-President, S.B.C. C1u1m: 1V1o11awk: Cum Laude Society: Honor Roll: B1ackfoot. CROFT HOUSE PR1-ZPARING FOR XYALIC I. DONALD MAATTPZRN, IR. 111111-ren Dun Entered Shady Side 1959 Born Ianuary 11, 1925 21 NVood1and Road Sewickley, Pa. BENJAMIN Timxricn MCGILI Hen Entered Shady Side 19-11 Born February 4, 192-1 560 VVa1nut Street 51eadvi11e, Pa. liif11'.I'!' II lllll' I1l11ft'l:If. --Cervantes. 19-11-19-12: Iunior Varsity Soccer: Iunior Var- sity Basketballg Varsity Track Squad. CRO1- r HOUSE Pm:PA1uNo FOR CARNEOIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY I N .Ynl wer quill' .va had am wr appvar. Hagedorn. 1940-I9-tl : Assistant Varsity Football .Xlanagerg Blaelctoot. I9-ll-1942: Varsity lfootlmall .Nlanagerg Black- toot. lim' S'runb:N'1' l,lll'II'.XRlNG roiz UNiv1cies1'rx' or Pr:NNsYLvAN1.-x io' Lociiwooo .NlcGim'ru, liz. 'tlfzuf' lfnterecl Sliacly Sicle l950 Born lfelmruary l8, l92-l Selienley Apartments Pittslmurgli. Pa. Ul.Anf1z .XlCciINNlS .l. D. lfnteretl Sliamly Sicle l9-10 Born Felmruary 27, V325 1100 N. Negley Avenue Pittslnurgli. Pa. lmvr wflffimf au! lla' way. Noyes. I9-10-l9-ll: Fifth Form Dance Connnitteeg Forumg St. Anclrews Society: Seven Arts Clulmg xI4'aiff'n1z'1111 Boartlg Assistant Business ixlanager, A. Cappella Glee Clulxg Goltig Blackfoot. 19-tl-I9-lil: Presiclent ot' Forum: Varsity Foot- lmall Squad: Alanager ot Varsity Xvrestlngg Varsity Track Squatlg Business Alanager: A Cappella Glee Clulmg fIn1ifvn11'a11 Boartlg S.B.C. Cluli: Seeretary-'l'reasurer ot' Forum, First Termg Blackfoot. CROFT Housic Pai-:r.uuNG FOR Lmucu UN1v1:1zs1'rx' J man wfllloufpa.r.r1'0n1 1'.I' only fl falefifforve. - -ffAInIel. 1940-19-ll: Iunior Varsity Soccer: Blackfoot. I9-ll-19-12: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Baseball Squad: Library Committee: Gargoyle So- ciety: Blackfoot. DAY STUIIIENT PIQI-:PARING Fon UNIVERSITY OF iN1ICI-IIGAN ARCIIA BALIJ DONALD 01CGl2IitWOlZ Lilac Entered Shady Side 19-10 Born Iuly 15, 192-1 127 Penham Lane Pittsburgh, Pa. Fmio IEAVIS MCWILLIAAIS .1Iaz ' Entered Shady Side 1940 Born August 50, 192-1 1042 Iwurrayhill Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Rfjfrafn -fronz ,U6L'l'I.lI-I1 lim-Ihr. fsophocles. 1940-1941: Varsity XVrestling Squad: Seven Arts Club: Blackfoot. 19-ll-1942: Varsity Football Squad: Blackfoot. DAY STUIIIQNT PREPARING F012 UNIX'IiI2SI'I'H' OF PITTSBURGH 4'l.fl'lI'I1t'l' fn t's't'l:1f pff: CCI'Vill1lCS. I9-10-I9-ll: 'll-nnlsg .xllll1ilWli. l04I-I9-12: Seven Arls Clulvg Tennis: Alolmwlc. Dm' S'l'L7lJI'fN'I' I'mf:v.x1elNc: 1-'cm Wooswzn -un-is Howmm M11.1.xc1z Ulu 1 nlerecl Sllilllj' Slcle 19-lil l'mrl1Aprll lfm, 1924 337 Slunlun Avenue l,lllslvurgl1, Pa. 1 ' v ' 1 lnmw, fItIf7l'It'f, lrfmu' Rolxmrl' F1z.fxN141.1N MIQH1., ju Hub Eniereal Shady Slcle I9-10 1940- l 9-ll : Aluluxwlc. Born October 29, 192-1 G17 S. Linden Avenue Pillslmrglm, Pu. U n lcnmvn 19-ll-l9-12: A Cappella Glee Club: Vursily l3ilSlUJl.lJilll lNlllllilg0I'1 xvill'Slly I3ilSL'l7illl Alilll- ugerp fum Lzuule Sueiellv, .Nlulmwk Athletic Council. Du' S'I'L'lll 'NI'I' I'm+:v,x1zlNc: Fon Bl. l. 'l'. JOHN MORRISON UUf11'le-lf 1'1ntereL1 Shady Side 1940 Born Iuly 31, 1925 J 4 1 ark Road Vtvheeling, NV. Va. G'udre.rlt1f0zc, lzapp-11 genlfenzalzf The hidden grace. Dl1Ug1ZlS. 1940-1941: Iunior Varsity Footlmallg Junior Var- sity Bas1ietba11g Lightweigllt Basetmzlllg Gar- goyle Societyp iW1o1iawk. 1941-1942: Iunior Varsity Foot1ma11g Iunior Var- sity Bas14etba11g Gargoyle Societyg St. Andrews Societyg Forum: Oration Contest: iN'1o11aw1c. ELLSVVORTH HOUSE PREPARINO FOR XYALE UNIVERSITY ROBERT MUNN U1gl7b.l'I.t'U Entered Shady Side 19-10 Born Iuly 17, 1923 5-H5 Yvilkins Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. --Letts. 1940-19-ll: Library Committeeg Gargoy1e Society, Blackfoot. 19-11-19-12: Gargoyle Society: NE1VS g Black- foot . DAY STUDENT PREP.-XRINC FOR OBICIQLIN 1ylt'l't' nnfu lil' reaf l1a,1rp1'm'.-'.v. ll?-ll-1942: luniur Varsity lfimtlmllg Vursily Xvresiling Smluaulp Hlzicklimi. L'1mif'1' Ho PRN IRXRING FUR Llillli-II Q n K I imrn crlill-'I lN 0 BRIICN, III .fe1'1111 lfnlereal Slizuly Side 1954 Burn April IS, 1925 4724 Xvziliiiigiiurd Sireei Pillslmurgli, Pu. USE 'fFrzmce. UN 1 v lens! 'ri' Licwls N1f:11,soN Luiz Entered Siuxcitv Side 1941 Born September 15, 192-I -150 Carnegie Avenue Clzlirlon, Pa. lltllll' llfffl' lmuf' lfn' ranzfv wen' -flllilfll -rflzlfffrd. Yvare. 1940-1941: Varsity Gulfg Blaekiioolg Honor Roll: Nvreslling. I9-ll-1942: Varsity Golf: Bluekfooig Gargoyle Sociely. Dm' S'rUmcNT P1ucP.,x1z1NG Fon CARN1-30111: TECH W1 LLIAM DUNLAP PETTIT Bill Entered Shady Side 1957 Born fway 25, 1925 529 Aiorewood Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Doing family wha! olfzelzrffnd dzffzivulf, fa' ialenl. fAmie1. 1941-1942: Varsity Yvrestling Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad. CROFT Housi-3 Pizicv.-xR1NG F011 UNIVERSITY or PITTSBURGII IIl:U'f0l:1f :lr merely goazrfp. ewilde. 1940-1941: Seven Arts Club: Blackfoot. 1941-1942: WVinner of Times Current Affairs Contestug Assistant Business Alanager of llradenzfang Blackfoot. DAY STUDENT PREPARING Fon BOXVDIN iN1AYNARIJ M. Pmvrs, In Hl,I'l'A'H Entered Shady Sicle 1942 Born December 5, 1924 2729 iwiles Avenue Dormont, Pa. llmmr and lrullz and NIIIIIIIUOIII. Norton. 19-ll-1942: A Cappella Glcc Clulmg junior Var- sity Soccer: Varsity Track Squad: Black- foot. Dm' S'l'UlDl'2N'1' Pm':mmNo ron B1zowN UNIVl'IRSl'l'Y Il. Scorr Powrins HlS't'tPflllU lfntcrcxl sllilllj' Sitlt- I9-ll Born luly 6, l9f25 3808 NlH'l.llLlIlllJCl'lilI1il Strcct Pittslnlrglm, Pa. IOIIN Rm Jm ' lfnlcrccl Sllllll-V Sinlc l95 Born lfclnruarlv I8, 19124 102 Xvoocllaml Rozul Pittslxurglm, Pa. Ylrff, .wzym Nu' f7l'0t't'l'b, I'-1' lfn' -O'l.l't' Qffanzv. l -Alfuripimlcs. I9-10-I9-ll: Forum: fIc'm1rlr11'11n Boarclg A Cap- pclla Glcc Clulmg Glue Clulmg Iunior Varsity Socccrp lfgcrian Boarclg Assistant Alanagcr Varsity Traclcg Alollawls. I9-ll-lf?-12: Prcsinlcnt Forum, Fall 'licrmg Vice- l'rcslclcnt, lfllswortlm Houscg Assistant Ecli- tor ,14'l7lfl'llII'fIIl, Varsity Track Alanagcrg Alollawla Atl1lcticCouncilg Honor Rollgcum Lauclc Sociclyg S.Pm.C. Clulm. l':l.LSWOR'l'Il Hocsr: llRl'll'.XRING Fon l,RINL'li'l'ON UNlvl4:nsl'rx' l1e'.v II goodfelfmv, and 'lwflf aff be well. ---Umar Kahy Yam. 1940-1941: Varsity Soccer Squad, Varsity Base- hall Squadg HNEYVSUQ Honor Roll, Editor- in-Chief, EGERIANg S.B.C. Clulmg Yale Award: Dance Committee. 1941-1942: Co-Captain, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseha11Squad 3 Cum Laude Society 3 NEYVS1 Sargon Societyg Secretary Seven Arts Club, Spring Term 5 Library Committee Q Treasurer, S.B.C. Club, President, Day Students, Vice- President, Student Council. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR HAVERFORD A1.ExANDER PRESTON REED, IR. Utgtllllilfu Entered Shady Side 1958 Born August 19, 1924 1269 A'1urrayhi11 Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. IAM1-:s EDWARD REETZ Texu U'1feel Entered Shady Side 1940 Born lW1arch 27, 1924 Glenshaw Avenue Glenshaw, Pa. ,ffl lid' long, lffc' mlmrl. ---Goethe. 1940-1941: Radio Club, Orchestrag Blackfoot. 1941-1942: Publicity Manager of the A ap- pe11a G1ee C1ub, Wlrestling Squad, Varsity Tennis Squadg Blackfoot. ELLSXVORTH HOUSE PREPARING FOR LAFAYETTE COLLEGE A In ilu' lIlUl'I1I-I1'11 .row lfz-11 .r4'f'f1'. ami fn lla' t't'l'IH-11.11 tt'I.NllH7!lf :ml Nl-If fmmf. 1941-1942: Varsity Basketball Squad: Varsity 'llennis Squad: lllacklloot, Atliletic Council. DM' Srcni-3N'1' l'mcv.xlz1No ron l,RINC1'I'I'ON Romain' 1lL'N'r1-:ie S,-im-21. Swllfflln fluff lfntered Sliadtv Side 1936 llorn August 7, 1924 1240 .xlurdocli Road Pittsburgli, lla. -Bible. C11,x1z1,if:s Bmilzn Rom4:n'rs lltglllliftflln lfntered Sliadlv Side 1941 Born A161-V 117, 1924 37 St. Clair Drive ixlt. Lebanon, lla. 170 QVIIH1-11011 will you an' ,vrvpfzfvd lu pay lfn' lnrzvv. Unknown. 1940-1941: 1fgerian Board: Seven Arts Club: Sports Editor Nl'1lVS : A Cappella Glue Club: Glee Club: Honor Roll: Glenn L. lones Public Speaking Prize: lunior Varsity Football: Varsity Tennis Squad: Blackfoot, Fifth Form Dance Committee. 1941-1942: A't14'a1'le1r11'a1i Board: Seven Arts Club: Head ot' Sportsllepartment f N1'1XVS : Student Co-Leader A Cappella Glee Club: Honor Roll: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Tennis Squad: Blackfoot, Library Committee: Uration Contest. DM' STUlD1EN'l' pR1'f1'ARING Fon 'rin-1 CI'l'Al31'fl, Look for me fn Ilze 11ur,rer1'c.r qf lzmven. ' --Tlionipson. I9-10-1941: Forum, St. Andrew's Soeietyg Seven Arts Club, A Cappella Glee Club, Black- foot. 19-ll-19-12: Forum, St. Andrew's Society, Presi- dent, Seven Arts Clula, Spring Term, Presi- dent, Alorewood House, Student Council, Varsity Soccer Squad, Section Leader, A Cappella Glen Club, Blackfoot. ixlOREVVOOD HOUSE PREPARING FOR PRINCETON ARTHUR BOYER Scnoi-:N Htglllllln Entered Shady Side 1959 Born April 17, 1925 6400 Yvilkins Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Ciriximics Hulwicv Sm:R'rs UCwfIl,ll'kH Entered Shady Side 1940 Born Iuly 29, l925 Nortll Drive, Fox Chapel Alanoi Pittslmurgll, Pa. Lalmr wfllmzzl end. - 'f'Unknown. I9-I0-l9-ll: lunior Varsity Soeeerg Iunior Var- sity Basketball: Iunior Varsity Baselmallg Blackfoot. 19-1-l-19-12: A Cappella Glee Club, Varsity Soc- eer Squad, Iunior Varsity Basketball, Var- sity Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. IDM' S'runr:N'r P1zr:PAiuNc: FOR KENYON COLLEGE l llvr f1'p'.r l't'lHl1l'A' w11.r.' Uh, ,IIUN kltlffln 'Kilmux I9-10-l9-ll: Varsity Soccer Squadg Blackfuut. I9-ll-I9-12: Vursiiy Soccer Squzulg Seven Arts Clulmg Blackfoul. l,AY S'I'L7IJl'IN'l' I'mcv,-xlz1Nc: Fon CoRNxc1.x, UNIX'l'II2S 1c'l1,xmm I Ioxv1,,xNn S'1uxcli11ous1': S'l1'4'L'111n11.rv Sl1'4'fgy lfnicrccl Sluul-v Siclc 19-ll Burn Scpicmlmcr 2, 1925 96 Nvcsi 75th Struct Inflilllllllrjlllis, Illil. I TY Rlcrirxlm CAMERON SOUTH Hl,I'l'kH linicrccl Shady Sialc l9-X0 Born Fclmruary 15. 1925 l l l-10 xxvigllflllllll Sfrcci piH.SlJllI'gl1, Pal. 411-llvf Umf.qnm1'l0 Imffana. Hcrscllcll. I9-H-I9-12: ball: Vursily Golf: .NxUllilXVk. Momcwoon Ilousrt I'1z1f:m1z1Nu ron Pulmur-1 UN1x'mzs1'1'x' XYIIVSM-V Fuullmllg Vnrsiilv Bzxslicl- W Sfake ou! your rlaim. Q A-Lewis. 1940-1941: Honor Ro11g Seven Arts Clubg Vice- President, Fifth Formg Student Counci1g Varsity Tennis, Iunior Varsity Footba11g Commencement Dance Committeeg Mo- haxvk. 1941-1942: Seven Arts Club, Vice-President, Sixth Form, Student Counci1g Iunior Var- sity Footba11g Captain, Varsity Tennis: Sargon Society, Mohawk, Gargoyle Society. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR YALE PAUL B. STHEIJC, IR. P. IS. Entered Shady Side 1958 Born September 25, 1924 5606 Dunmoy1e Street Pittsburgh, Pa. STUART IORDAN SVVENSSON, IR Siu Swen.r Entered Shady Side 1957 Born December 1, 1924 5615 Howe Street Pittsburgh, Pa. He had an educaffon. and fha! wad- goodfor him. fDo1e. 1940-1941: Treasurer, Fifth Form, Vice-Presi- dent, Seven Arts C1ub, Spring Term, Fifth Form Dance Committee, flcademian Boardg Manager, Iunior Varsity Soccerp S.B.C., Blackfoot. 1941-1942: Treasurer Sixth Form, President, Seven Arts Club, Fall Term, Editor-im Chief, flradenzfang HNEXVSUQ Student Coun- ci1g Library Committee, Sargon Society, Secretary S.B.C. C1ub, Spring Term, Var- sity Soccer, Blackfoot. DAY STUDENT PREPARING EOR AMHERST 1 Gran! 11.r Ill-11 pnzrr. 19-10-19-ll: Varsity Soccer Squadp Coll' Squadg Seven Arts Clulmg Blackfoot. 19-ll-19-12: Varsity Soccerg Go1l'Squadg Vice- President Seven Arts Clulm, Fall Termg Iglllfkflillt. Dm' S'I'UIJHN'l' I'ieicimuNc: i-'on UN1vlf:1zs1'1'x' or l'i':NNsY1.vAN1,x Ricimieo Ai.1,if:N Wim. l71i'K ' 1'1ntered Slmfly Side 1929 Born iX1ill'L'1l 21, 1924 3387 Nortliumlrerlaml A venun llittslnurgli, lla. Cliurcli. limi-is I-IERPERS VAN Aciii-:REN n ' rv is y rf Ian Im! Entered Shady Side 1956 Born August 21, 1925 XVa1dheim Road Fox Chapel, Pa. .Wurp Un' 1u11'm'1'.r11fv11mfu1',rf1vl'. Sophocles. 19-10-19-ll: Seven Arts Clulmg Forum: Varsity XVrestlingp Varsity Soccer Squad: Radio Clulmg Chapel Urcliestra, Blackfoot. 1941-19-12: St. Andrews Societyg Blaclifootg Seven Arts Clulmg Forumg Captain, Varsity XVrest1ingg Varsity Soccer: Varsity Track Squad. Cnori' Housic l'1elcv.'xiz1No Fon PRINCICTON Beauly wfilzoui grace if flze hook wilhoui fhe buff. +EmersOn. 1940-1941: Iunior Varsity Baseballg Varsity W'reSt1ingg Seven Arts Clubg Musical Clubs, 1941-1942: Varsity Wyrestlingg Seven Arts Club: Varsity Baseball Squaclg 1V1O1xawk. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SAMUEL BRAIN.-IRD XVEST, IR. 'Sanf' Shorty Entered S1IaI1y Side 1929 Born Iuly 28, 1925 1432 Barnsclale Street Pittslmurgli, Pa. FRANKLYN MCCLURE WILLIAMS 13u.r.r Entered Shady Side 1940 Born December 25, 1922 45 Academy Avenue Alt. Lebanon, Pa. . . 1 I1 gum! name If raffzer In ln' rflawefz Man rzcfzem. fB1b1e. I 1 1 1940-1941: Iunior Varsity Footballg YVreSt1ingg Varsity Track Squad. 1941-19-12: Varsity Soccerg Varsity GO1fSquad' Forum. J .x1OREXVOOD HOUSE PREPARING FOR XVASHINGTON az JEFFERSON Scared ou! of him .raven .ren.re.r. -Scott. 1940-1941: St. Andrew's Society, Forumg Seven Arts Club, Alohawk. 1941-1942: Secretary, St. Andrew's Society, Forum: Seven Arts Club, Varsity Track Squad, Varsity Soccer Squad, Alohawk. CROFT HOUSE PREPAIIING ron UNIVERSITY or PITTSBURGH NOIQMAN Fieiwzomzrcii WII.I.I.xMs Norm Snz1'Iey' Entered Shady Side 1959 Born March 18, 1925 129 Roup Street Pittsburgh, Pa. H.. Q ,vi W , The Class of 1942 This graduating class of 1942 has impressed itself forever upon the indelible memory of Shady Side. The many achievements and successes of its members have tended to create that imprint. Although the members differed widely in their dispositions, they cheerfully banded together in one large group for the benefit of all. lndividual members and organizations of our class have gained national repute in athletic, academic, and extra-curricular fields. ln high school Tom Carr was ranked second among all sprinters in the National Interscholastic Honor Roll. This spring Tom has given every indication of maintaining his fine record in track. Again, described as the best of any student competing over a number of years, Bill Pettit's record in the Annual Current Affairs Test is unique. The Shady Side IVew.r has retained its high rating in national Scholastic newspaper contests by gaining a tirst place rating in the competition sponsored by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association of Columbia University. In athletics, scholarship, and leadership our form has excelled. The varsity football team earned the football championship of the Interstate Preparatory School League. Guided by Coach Davis, the basketball team gained similar laurels. Indicative of the many seniors who have achieved high scholastic ratings are the ten students chosen to the Cum Laude Society in February. ln Order to uphold the honored traditions of Shady Side the graduating class rallied around the able leadership of Bill Hackney, President of the School. A fine example of meritorious work has been the leadership of the Student Council in their crystalizing the opinion of the school. More than their deeds could ever have done, however, the fellows themselves in the graduating class of 1942 produced the high calibre of spirit necessary to support their alma mater. fn..--uri U TES - , ?' , ,, f X ,4ff2.-L.,-Ulgaxyx ng: f-QXYKSSM Berk , rr, -kvqwv-xm Jig--.. 'Mtv 1 ' NN N X- W 35-T wig: F9 -ea -I E K 7 1, axtns W, -1 X I , Aww! S S s ,..' 'VI , f ' V A ,vu I., - OWA, 2,1695 - f ' 4 gg. -f 'QQ' .2 'D ' ' 6 '1jWX'3 5 '.' 'w2f2f 'liifom ,aff numedh Fifth Form OFFICERS RICHARD DEX'fER BAKER, IR. .... , .. . . . ROBER'F NICOLA DANFORTH. . . ALAN HITCHCOCK .... . .. .. . .. 1 ROBERTEARLMCGILL.... Eugene Edmond Ayers, II Donald Alorris Baer Charles VVilliam Baird, Ir. Richard Dexter Baker, lr. Burnett Graham Bartley, Lee David Beatty Alan Igo Bennett Thomas Hartin Boyd, Il W'illiam Aiken Bradshaw, Iames Iunkin Buchanan I lr. I Roy Franklin Buchman, Ir. Donald Homer Burry Frank Iames Burry, Ir. Iohn Leader Chislett Ioseph Hobart Chivers, Ir Donald Andrew Coleman Charles Roberts Cox, Ir. Robert Nicola Danforth Alan Hitchcock Edwards Iosiah Remer Eisman, Ill Yvalter Emanuel Ellman Wlilliam Hoopes Fitler Charles Curtis Foight, Ir. Frank Richard Graham MEMBERS VVilliam Whitaker Grilfen Ioseph B. Hetherington, Ir. Iohn Nlichael Hoar, Ir. Henry Kenwood Holmes, Ir. Hilliard Wlithers Hughes James Palmer Iacob Wlilliam Iacob Iasper George E. Klingelhofer, II Iohn Parker Knable, II Albert Chamberlain Kuentz Albert Raymond Kumer, Ir Alan Sol Landay John Wickersham Lind Eugene Ioel Loeb David Mitchell Manley Leonard Marvin Marks Henry E. Munnilihuysen Iohn Ioseph McCarthy, Ir. Iames Agnew fVlcDonald Robert Earl NlCGill Iohn McSorley Edwin Andrew Olson Stanley Victor Ostrow . .... . . . Pretridenl .. . Vice-Pre.rz'denf . .. .. .Secerfary . . . . Treawurer Edward Francis Petrus Alfred Roberts Price Iohn Henderson Richards, Ir. Charles Love Ridall, Ir. Ira Rosenbaum, Ir. Alexander Holley Rudd, II David Mulford Schiller Hugh MacBurney Scott Porter Hewitt Scott William Miles Sherts William McConway Siebert Nathan Aaron Siegal Iohn Garnett Starr, Ir. lay Griffith Stevens, Ir. Robert William Swinston Thomas Chalmers D. Thom George William Tippins Iames Francis Toole Nlichael Griswold Turner Edgar Earl Wliel, Ir. Biddle Arthurs Whigham VValter Hoelling VViewel, Ir. Frank Wilbert Stanton Monroe VVilliams S011 Fourth Form OFFICERS lfnilzimieizieic Wi1.1.1,xM W11.1.r:Y, IR. ..... . .. .. .. .Pl'K,fl.lf6llf lixmzs MURRAY EGAN . .. . ,. . .... . . .. .. . I'1'ce-Prfmienl PAsQUA1.r: NAVARRO . .. ., . .... . .. . . , .Sevrelaqy-Y?'ea.mrer MEMBERS john Stokes Adams, III Clyde Yvilson Armstrong Ioseph Gray Armstrong, III Frank Raymond Baily, Ir. john Leiper Ballantyne Xvilliam Greason Birmingham XValter Iohn Blenko, Ir. WVilliam Cosgrove Iohn Coleman DeXVees, Ir. lames Alurray Egan George H. Follanshee Yvilliam Alorris Furey, Il Samuel Taylor Gilmore lames Randolph Goldslmorough Lewis Greulich Thomas A. Greulich Lewis Yvenman Hicks, Ill XVilliam XV. Hill George L. Hoffman, Ir. Iohn Harrison Huhlmard Donald Allen Hunt Yvilliam Cary Iones Jerome Wlolk, Thomas AlcCanCae Alahon, lr. C. Taylor Alarshall Donald McGinnis Xvilliam iWleKelvy Iohn Stewart Alurray, Ir. Pasquale Navarro Berri Groves Powers Kennedy Ray Iohn Hanson Ridall Iohn Stephen Ridinger, lr. YVilliam Wlelkin Sauers Eugene Seder Iohn Rothrock Sieher Edward Heckel Sipe Carter Smith David Steele Robert Charles Sunstein Richard Tennant Raymond Lewis Yvefing Donald Ferris Yvhite Iames Edward Aloreslmy Xvhitn Frederick Yvilliam Yvilley, Ir. x Ir. ff R, 4 4 X 2 A A my Third Form OFFICERS RICHARD DUSTIN lNlERCER ..., . . .... . .. . . . ., .. .. .Praridenl HUGH MCKENNA LYNCH. . .. . . . . .. .. . llice-Pre.rz'denl JACK HARRINCTON DWYER ,... . .. . .. .. . . .. .Secrelary-Treamrer MEMBERS Samuel Adams Iames Harold Autenreith Harry Iohn Bechman, Ir. William Yvallace Booth, Ir. Hamilton Busser Bowman Ernest Rutherford Braun, III Iames Morton Callahan, Ir. Samuel Brown Casey, Ir. George Spencer Cooper, Ir. George Newell Crawford, Ill Ross Houston Dalzell Wlilliam Al. Davis lack Harrington Dwyer Iames A. Eckstein Thomas Philips Eddy Fredric Yvilson Fisher, Ir. Frank R. Fleming, Ir. Thomas YV. Frank Kenneth Adelman Gardner Bruce Glick Stuart XV. Goldsliorougli David Greenwald David H. Hughes G. Elkins Knable, Ir. Iames Thoburn Knox O. Craig Kuentz Theodore Rohrer Leaman, Ir. Artemas Cameron Leslie, Ir. Iohn Edgar Lohstoeter Hugh McKenna Lynch Richard S. Major Iames lngraham Alarsh, Ir. Iames Burns McClements Robert Boyd lVlcKee, III Wlilliam Sherman McKinney Richard Dustin Mercer VVilliam Aliller Charles Noble Mitchell Mead Alulvihill Bernard Charles Sahel Bertram Iohn William Sayles, Ir. Edward Lawrence Solomon, Ir. George Van Buskirk Iames P. Waddell Geoffrey Ransom Yvalter A. Leo VVeil, II Iohn Hastings Wlest Ionathan Frank Yvhetzel Roger North Yviewel Robert Coyle YVoodward 'V 7 ' Q R. lf, - is Second Form OFFICERS lCnw.xnn ICnN1cs'r Rlrzcii, ll . . Rlcnfxnn XVILLIAM l5AN FORTH IXDMINIC loslcrn Navixizlzo. . . lohn jackson Bissel, lr. Robert A. l3lSSL'll Uonald Balmain lilenko Richard Brown Stanley Noel Brown, Ir. lfustace Yvatkins Buchanan Iohn ixliller Carroll Xvilliam Borah Chesley XVinthrop Carver Collins 'lihomas Xvilliam Cook, lr. Francis Yvilliam Crandall, lr. Richard Yvilliam Danforth Robert Louis Delloy 'lihomas Gordon Ferguson, Ir. Byron Lee Foster, lr. Iolin 'l'ownsend Fownes lonathan YVhitehouse Freeman Richard Levering Hilliard Iohn Yvard Hindman Artur Fisher Hughes Iames Louis Kendall. III Thomas Richard Kendrick, Ill lames Xvesle-v Kinnear, lll . .. . .... . . .Pl'L'.l'l.d6llf . .... I 'Ive-Pre.r1'de11f . . . Svcrelaqzf- T1'c'a.rurer XVallace Hunter Kirkpatick Irrllllk CUFCICS Iohn Andrew Nlartin Yvilliam Iudson hlccord, lr. Patrick McCurdy Iohn Brooks McFeely Charles fllorris Richard Moses Uominic Ioseph Navarro, Ir. 'l'homas Lazear Urr, Ir. Arthur ixlichael Pivirotto, Ir. George Rhodes Quaile Charles YVesley Ridinger, Ill XVilliam Charles Ridinger Edward Ernest Rieck, Il lames Ellis Robertson Henry Hilliard Robinson NVilliam Young Rodewald Frank Hastings Stephens, Ir. l idmund Fredrick Truter, lr. Robert Norman Yvaddell, Ir. Iames Mclntosh VVarner Richard Childs Xvolfe XVilliam Herron Xvoodwell The 1942 Student Council XVILLIAM P. HACKNEY. ,. ALEXANDER P. REED. I. DONALD PXATTERN, IR XVILLIAM P. HACKNEX'. . . A1z'rHUR B. SCHOEN. ., . . F. BRYAN BLACK . . .... . . I. IDONALIJ AL-XTTERN, IR.. , PAUL B. STEELE, IR.. . .. Rxclmlm D. BAKIQR, In . . IAMES I. BUCHANAN .... , . ALExANmc1z P. REED, IR. ,, . STUART I. SWENSSON, IRM . OFFICERS MEMBERS . . . IJl't'.i'I.l . . . . . . .Pl'e.r1'dm1! . , . .. , I Vl.l't'-Pft'.O'l'lft'l1f . . . Sfc,'l'e!z1ljy- 1y'L'L1J'lll't'l' fan! qf S1'.vIf1 1801711 and Svlmal IJl'4'.I'I.dt'I1ll Qf Jfarvwond 11 ouwe . Pl'H.l'l.lft'I1f Qf l2'lLv'w01'lf1 lluulre . . . . P1'e.o'1'a'f'11l Qf Crqff 1101110 . . .Sfxllz 1 0l'Hl lft'fIf'4'.l'C'l1fl7f!.l.'L' . , , . . 1,l't'J'l'11t'l1f Qf Fzflfz I arm . 1i'ep1'eLv'wzIaI1's'c Qf Ffflfz 1 0l'lIl . . . IJl'FJ'1'lit'l1f of Day Sludenfm . .Day Sludenl Repre.renlal1've The Undergraduates This year, as in every year of Shady Side's history, the graduating class has taken unquestionable lead in the activities of the school. From this fact it might be inferred that every other form was forced to assume a secondary position. Such, however, was not the case, and thus it is the purpose of this page to commemerate the benefits which this year's undergraduates in general, and the Fifth Form in particular, have bestowed upon the school. To begin with, all the leadership exerted by the Sixth Form could have wrought nothing, had they not received the generous cooperation of the entire student body. Every Form, from the Second to the Fifth has given of its repre- sentatives to the utmost so as to afford Shady Side this year with some of its strongest and most active organizations. For this cooperation which made this, our year of 1942 so successful, we, the outgoing class tender our heart-felt thanks. The Fifth Form is particular has aided us immensly throughout the entire past year. Their members on the Student Council, Richard D. Baker. President of the Fifth Form, and Iames Buchanan, Fifth Form representative, have contributed in no small measure to the functioning of the Council, which is essentially a Sixth Form organ for governing the activities of the Academy. ln addition to actually aiding us in the practical government of the school, the present Iunior Class has proved itself more than willing to learn those things necessary for the efficient management of their Alma Mater. Our successors, however, have shown themselves fitted to take over the reins of government by other traits than those exemplified by their Council representatives. In their management of the Annual Commencement Dance, given by the Fifth Form for the Sixth, they showed themselves well able to shoulder the responsibility of maintaining those traditions which endear Shady Side to its students. And finally, the case with which members of the Pre-Graduate Class have fitted into those key positions to which they have been elected proves that the future of all of Shady Side's extra-curricular and governmental organizations is bright. For the above reasons, then, do we leave Shady Side with the feeling that our school is in secure hands. Our only wish is that those who follow will keep, as we have endeavored to keep, the name of Shady Side honorable and out- standing. wmv- ,wmv - , -K M4-f sf--.. 1 HOUSES P 33? ' 'f '-, 9 An 1 50 X' rj- - f' 7 1 If 'Q' l.,., 4, ..--.. .-.:-,,: .. H - Lf,- H E - ,' ' 'i-A A ' 'iiri-ni Le -1 , x -ni v' EN 4 S .: F n - 'A ! , -, - Q - .. ,- fL fe v ' f ,, ' A , I 5 A . I . 1 - 1 , , ff n la . f f fi S .-'V -' --1 ' ' 3 ' X ' 'ii 1 f' L- .- 'kk V , N I .', , . t. Ar' I fri- 4 ' ' - ' Y' ff' xp X ,J ', A, Z' 3' -3 ,',.' F W gi Q g .S,,, M , :f.,!vglf:vlw.l-l:rx'?'1?:!1,,IF+'f.. i . .1 41,7 4, fx 4,-31: W 4 ' - -' A ,V ! 'WW 'halls Ellsworth House OFFICERS FRANCIS BYRAN BLACK. . .. . .... . . .... .. . ..... . .Pre ndent IOHN REA .... . .. . .. . .... . . . .. .. . Vice-Pferzdenl WVILLIAM IACOB LAPPE, IR .... .. . .. .Secrefary-Treaxurer MR. RUSSELL WARNER DAVIS. . .. . .. .. . .Houma llzuier MEMBERS Francis Byran Black William Hugh Cosgrove Edward Crump, III Thomas Philips Eddy Stuart Hamilton Goldsborough Wlilliam Pendleton Hackney Robert Dunlap Hazlett Iohn Michael Hoar, Ir. Donald Allen Hunt Vtlilliam Iacob Lappe, Ir. Artemas Cameron Leslie, Iames Agnew NlcDonald Iohn Nlorrison Dominic Ioseph Navarro Pasquale Navarro Iohn Rea Iames Edward Reetz Charles Love Riclall, Ir. Robert Charles Sunstein Robert Coyle Wcmodwarcl Croft House OFFICERS I. DONALD M,x'1 1'14:RN . . .... . . ..,., . .. . .. .. .I,l'e'.f'l-dfllf W.x1.1.Aci': Iosrivu KfXl'l'l'II. . .. ., , I'11-v-l'f-a.--1'dm ROlSl'lR'l' limz 1, Hr:Nor:izsoN. ,. . , ,. .. .. .Si-crelafu Mn. KELENN l,ics1,i1c loN1-is, .. . .... , .. .. .llama .llamlif MEMBERS Samuel Adams, lll Ioseph Gray Armstrong, lll Rolmert A. Bissen Ernest Rutherford Braun Donald Homes Burry Eranli Iames Burry, Ir. Iamcs Duncan Brown Richard Brown Iames Alorton Callahan, Ir. 'lql1UlllilS YVilson Carr, Ir. Charles Rolmert Cox, Ir. George Newell Crawford, lll A. Erwin Cummins Rohert Nicola Danforth Alan Hitchcock Edwards Fredric Xvilson Eisher, Ir. Charles Curtis Foight, Ir. George H. Follanslmee 'llhomas lvilliam Frank I. Randolph Goldshorough Ioseph Alexander Hardy Rolmert Earl Henderson Ioseph Barton Hethering Xllilliam Xvisong Hill, Ir. Iames Palmer Iacolm YVallace Ioseph Kappvl Iames Arden Kommer Allmert Richard Kumer, I Eugene F. Lucas Iohn Andrew Martin I. Donald Mattern, Ir. NVilliam Alillar Beniamin 'l'. .xlcfiill Rolmert E. illcGill Henrv Lockwood McGra t ., f Roliert Bovd McKee. Ill Alfred R. Price Iohn Henderson Richard Hugh Nlacliurney Scott George Xvilliam Tippins Edgar Earl Xlleil, Ir. Richard Allen XVeil Norman Fredrick Nllilliams on, In h, Ir s, Ir. Morewood House OFFICERS ARTHUR B. SCHOEN .... . . .... . . .... . .. . .. .. Premdent CHARLES E. CAMPBELL, IR .,., . . . . ..... Vive Prerzdeni XVILLIS F. DONEY, IR .... .. .. . ..,. Secrefary I rea rarer' MR. IOHN P. LANE .. .. . ..,. . . .... . . .. ., .Home 7Ia.rler MEMBERS Allen I. Benneff YVilliam P. Blasco Roy D. Buchman Charles P. Campbell, Ioseph H. Chivers Yvillis F. Doney, Ir. Iames A. Eckstein VVilliam H. Fifler F. Richard Graham David P. Greenwald Foster Iames Edward F. Petrus Richard Sfackhouse Richard Tennant Yvalter H. Wiewvel Franklyn IW. Yvilliams The Life of a Boader Promptly at 7:50 every morning'it's never been latenfthe booming peals of the none too welcome rising bell float over the beautiful campus. Turning over for another five minute nap, our dear boarder at 7:50, with a leap into the hall is carried to the washroom by a virtual tide of other late risers. Before he realizes what he is doing, he attempts to wash his face either in a bowl with six others, or in the fountain. This doesn't work, but he'll get a shower in the afternoon. The effects of sleep still show as he attempts to put his shirt on backwards, but with one final desperate effort, he succeeds in arriving at the dining hall'-just as Mr. Laub complicates matters by locking the doors. The few minutes between breakfast and the start of chapel are spent in one gigantic struggle with the sheets, blankets, and chemistry. Next we see our boarder in chapel, where with utter disregard for harmony, and a great deal of interest in English, algebra, and French, he adds what is termed his contribution to the morning hymn. With the refrain of Stand Up, Stand Up for Iesus, along with the sodium atom, 49 French idioms, and an algebraic formula swirling through our poor hero's little brain, he mounts the winding stairway to the sky, where chemistry lab is being held today. The gag for today is a little fumiga- tion with chlorine gas. Still recovering from a lungful of Lane's lucious little trick, our friend walks out of Rowe Hall at 12:07 with a smile on his lips, for it is lunchtime. Mrs. Crosland's chef d'0euvre for the day is fried Allegheny Cod, which is energetically stowed away after the usual group of twenty-one daily announcements. The two periods after lunch laboriously pass, but finally he is freed from the academic worries of the day, unless Mr. Celestin suggests he come in for a few hints on irregular verbs. With finesse and a certain amount of daring, he escapes Mr. Celestin's clutches, only to fall into the more powerful ones of Captain Palmer. The walk to the gym is extremely pleasant for our student, who forgets all rules of civilization and dashes down the hill like the proverbial madman. His pleasure, however, is short lived. Immediately upon his entrance he is greeted by his buddy, Cap Palmer, who slyly and subtley questions our boarder about his wherebouts on the preceding afternoon. ln a ferocious battle of wits, our student's reply nearly knocks Cap over with its super-subtle force: Cap, I was here. So Cap has nothing to do but give in, by dosing out only five instead of seven demerits. After a few hours of soft spoken athletic advice dished our by Coach Davis, a shower, followed by-horseplay in the big red mansion on the hill, takes place. From the end of dinner until 7:50 there is a bull session. From 7:50 until 9:00 there is more bull. . .except for a few prudes who do work. From 9:00 until the 9:45 retiring bell, yes, you've guessed it, more jaw juggling. Ano so finally to bed. Homework??'? Oh, yes, homeworkl Well, he'll do that stuff tomorrow morning between breakfast and The Rock of Ages. , uh . m,..g,,v..g FE TURES thfihg L. pm il f 4 ' ' ' I. - 1 Y Q fl y I jf f J S f-Ap Q -if H NLM I: Th DAY BY DAY SEPTEMBER 18- The opening of school elicited numerous and varied remarks: A new boy, Gee . . . no girlsllu An old boy, VVhat are they? Sixth Former, Where's my ring? SEPTEMBER 21- Coach Larue planning furiously to build a strong football team around the Burry brothers. SEPTEMBER 29- With the beginning of A Cappella Rehearsals, four deaths are reported in Croft House. OCTOBER 2- Wonder why Mike Turner's car happened to break down in front of Pea- body?? OCTOBER 6- Coach Rhodin burns up three packs of cigaretts watching the soccer team play. lV1r. Lane has a rival. OCTOBER 15- At a heated discussion over recent cinema censorship, erudite Forum meniber Little Face Williams shouted, UD- that Hays! OCTOBER 22- Texas Iay Stevens is wearing three pair of socks and high boots to try and reach the towering height of five feet. OCTOBER 28- Sam West accepts Mr. Dickey's ancient ofter to chew tobacco instead of chewing gum. OCTOBER 50- Art Beb Schoen and Chuck Campell were seen extorting sums of money from bewilderd third formers under the guise of a protection fee. OCTOBER 51- Emory Replogle wreaks havoc and destruction in physics lab by dropping 100 gram weights. Some students scattered in a hurry, thinking they were delayed action bombs. NOVEMBER 5- Mr. Lane gropes through clouds of burning chemicals to choke out the familar phrase Any questions? to Charles Atlas Adams. NOVEMBER 7- Sixth former XVhere's my ring? NOVEMBER 17- Ed Burke engages the local barber in a heated discussion over the theory of evolution. DAY BY DAY--Continued NOVEMBER 25- Bob Munn enrolls as the manager of captain Ed Burke's parchesi team. NOVEMBER 29- Buzz Xvilliams, only democrat in the school, still celebrates Franksgiving. DECEMBER 5- Three seniors crushed an equal number of their contemporaries in mad dash to get their belated rings . . . DECEMBER 9e Football team won the championship for the second year in a row. Not bad, at all. DECEMBER 16M Clark sprains his little toe while performing his dangerous tasks in the library. DECEMBER I7- Clark receives the Hungerian Cross for bravery in action. IANUARY 5-- School days, School days, who wrote this songp you're right-Adolf. IANUARY See Residents of Aspinwall are requested not to feed the lean students who wander from the property. IANUARY 14- Blasco was seen quizzing F. Richardson on the theory of relativity. IANUARY 20- Mattern proposed soft cushion chairs for chapelg result backs were taken from the boxes. IANUARY 26-- Sixth Formers are warned not to cross the sixth form campus as it has been heavily mined by a German gopher. FEBRUARY 2- Defense speaker mobbed by second formers as he warns against wasting sugar in candy bars. FEBRUARY 10- Byron Foster seen chasing Ed Crump through Rowe Hall. FEBRUARY 22- Ed Crump sues for assault and battery. FEBRUARY 28 -A Three members ofthe Faculty were trampled in the first air raid drill. ,fan ,I QW P., Q K K my E F F7 H F W srA:,',f?E g C? Fix ,x.. F .1 ...:, Q ff-jr? Q X! m ,:. Q N. :T X gk , .. QX ' 'X X-N Q '3s- JV? f wg W, fm S ,L J, A N ,L Qa xb AQ A 'J XX ' Q YTWSQA 1 ., M X Y' rv WX , X Ufgrgpr, Q 0 ,f., Vnnng as vw: Q f wahuijj-53 x if f V,-. . N ,I W W Q Us . I E 'wwf' -Fi . 1 5 ' ig f ,,,,':. , -: if 9 g x-u,-, k ' f' 4 . my -2 r 'gg IJ H If -L Lf- Q. ' V4 ' Q , - i.1f',.-I, Q V N9 kv.. O 1, ., 955+ siffnfix f GD I bail' ix :tugging Q. i m Zzn N F 9ME lm X X912 CN 14? ' Q wry X t - iv a,. HH I X ,I ri Q xc E-1 Bike: DAY BY DAY-Continued MARCH 2- Whee Whoo, Uh, Oh excuse me Chapel's startedlll MARCH 4- Mr. Rhodin awaits news of latest Russian attack fearing for a distant relative who serves with the Czar. MARCH 5- Willis Doney munches madly on a pop-sicle in First Aid Class. Mr. Davis administers fior shock--Donuts got a free stick. MARCH 7-- Thirty pages of' History for tomorrow, a few on paper for Mr. Sample, Guess I'll go out with Art Beb--can't do that stuff anyway. MARCH 8- Maybe I should have--flanked History quiz and was thrown out of' Math. MARCH I0- McGinnis reported absent today. fProbably interned for driving that Tojo Tank of hisJ. MARCH 11- Thank you Dr. Labarthel MARCH 12- Lool-K at that hot-do crawl- Aw stab it, it won'timleed. MARCH 14- Iohns saw To BE Or Not To BE last night and answered Mr. Laub's first question with a reverbrating uschultzlll' MARCH 15- Wilbert, during the chase of one of his pet flying turtles, climbed up More- wood's drain pipe. After the rending crash--no drain pipe. MARCH l6-tAfternoonj Dr. Marshall has a field day-Coach Reiber twists an elbow, Burry looks for a cracked rib, and Mana er McGrath suffers cuts and bruises when the alarm on his time clock recoils. MARCH 17- The flag flew at half mast today-Holmes sat on Bonnie. MARCH 20- Cvargoylers triumph once more. fO'Brien and Buchanan are going on the stage with a human juggling act-specialty on dead bodiesj. MARCH 25-' Nielson laughs outright at fllr. Dickey's story about the little girl and earns the nickname of Happy from our venerable mathematician. MARCH 24- Has anyone seen Mr. Lane? He went to the Coast Guard last week and hasn't been at the laboratory since. Q ULMEB5 , Twvg ' V101-. ,hx Q -- x X ' If gg -,. w -Jig, .ASB X I 0 'M - 5 ' j 5 I N . , M x'? lx-I'-'Bi' 'Q N K A mx. F4 i X Q rqg,. tg X 3 A Nc 'H x XXV but T V X X X , I :jQXXQ,ff - X I ge ,- ' + FIRST , first X W gig 'I fi M Va VC' av x N -x m A X FOURO 6 Q X S XX so se .-+2':::.':, ' QX I Y. fn, Aw Av: L I. sLL L 9, ML 332'- S TUDIO ,b,, aaw' g'x W A x N-,XA ' F X 35059 Q Q L l I .Cn X 1-rg Q W lk, k FP Q4 - mf 47Axqk If :' Y 1 M,,,.... Qi N1 M Q gl- X x J IJ , Nwh -7 .ONS K : A-,U-I .T ng x, XXX : 6 -M J 'Ri .,. 0 DAY BY DAY-Continued MARCH 27-- Prexy Schoen cautioned by the whole faculty a ainst trusting himself in Sabcl's car for the ride into town after the Iegenjary last class. APRIL I- She said she loved me--April fool Wb8?'? 'xx '. APRIL 2- First thou ht in my head this morning-What on earth was her name, she certainiv kissed well. APRIL 6-- I fought hard, but Clark and Bill finally caught me and riveted on the ball and chain. I fooled 'em though, skipped athletics. APRIL 7 -- One case of nervous prostration reported at West Penn Hospital, the patient saw Klinglehofer Conga by in the big green one. APRIL 9- Xvhere is Nlr. Lane? Even YVilbert is crying. APRIL I0- Igo Bennett left. Buzz beat him in a chess game and the little genius sailed right out of the second floor window. APRIL ll -- Call out the riot squad--Buddy Foster is on the loose-two horrible maimings and one death reported. APRIL 13- lWIr. Howard's gan descends upon Elinore's victory arden. No carrots left. Songsters raicf the capitol building en masse and i'IcNary is trampled beyond recognition during the invasion of the Senate floor. APRIL 18- Nazi parachutist is found in the power house. One second former tries to bribe the invasionist to eradicate the gym. APRIL 20-- There is one less Sixth Former as of today. He was shot by Mr. Innes' special Constabulary because of a I7 syllable deficit in 5000 word treatise. APRIL 2I-- APROLASKI NUMBRO TWO-ONE-- IVIr. Dickey drafted. APRIL 25- Cap Palmer issues blanket order barring sailboats with keels from the gym floor. APRIL 25-- Only 175 more shopping days until Christmas. APRIL 26- 15:00 A.lVI.j Had horrible dream that we went to press three days ago. .. . Ye Gods- we did. Class Dude. .. . Oldest Looking. . Woman Hater, . . Kremel Hair. . Class Hermit. .. . Least Active .. . . LegArt........ Horse . .Ben McGill Dave Bennett .. .. .Roberts . . .. .Dunmire , . . . Flippen . . .. .Hackney . .... . .Doney Hidden Talent. .. . .... . .. .. .Norm Williams S.S.A.'s Gift to the Women. .... . .Carpenter Pleasantest Voice... . .... . .. . .. .W. Burke Modesty Personified, .. .. .. Grace Personified Class Idol. .. .. .. Most Atfectionate. . . , . Class Drunk.. . . . Most Congenial .. Class Sissy.. .. . . Homey Type.. . . Most Intellectual. Meekest Voice. . . Most Night Life. Best Iokes. .. ... Most Romantic. . Most Sex-Appeal. Best Musician.. . Class Trouble Maker. . . Best Dancer.. .. . . .. Glamor Boy. .. . . Seen Most in Gym.. . . Class Lover .. .. . . Best Dressed.. . . Most Active.. .. . . .Armstrong .. .Black . .Blumenfeld . .F. Williams .. . . .Davis . .. .Gilmore .. .James . . . . Kappel .. . , .Kommer . . .. .Mansmann .. .Pettit .. .Reed . ., .Swensson . .. .Reetz .. .Miller .. .. .Phipps . .. .Powers . . . . .Sherts . . . . McGinnis .. .Henderson . . . .. .West . .. .. .Adams Elections Last Married ..... Worst Dancer. .. . Most Consistent. .. . . . Happiest .... . .. . Slowest Runner. .. Hardest Worker. . . . The Mole .... Quietest .... Quizz Kid .... Best Build. . .. .. Teacher's Pet. . .. Most Sorrowful.. . The Nosey Kind.. .. ,... . . .. .Brown .. .. .Hardy . .. .Hazlett T. Cosgrove ........Carr . .Campbell .. .. .Broido . .. .Beach . . .. .Blasco ... .E. Burke . . Cummins . . Friedman Humphreys Most Tactful. . .. . . .... . .Iohns Class Bully. . .. . . .Kaufmann ClassHick...... .....Lappe Class Bald Man. . ,, ,Mates Man About Town. . . .. ,Neilson Quickest Wit ..,. . .. . .. .. .Weil Class Gloom. . .. . ..... . . .. .Sabel Women's Gift to S.S.A.. .. . . .. .Mehl Wreckless Driver. . . .. . . .Rea Most Coordinated. .. . .. .. .Morrison Man of the Future. . . .. .. .South Worry Weary .... .. .. .Mattern First Married.. .. . . .. .. .Steele Best Singer.. . . .. .McGregor Most Serious. . . .... . .Schoen Wildest ..... . . . . Stackhouse Destiny's Tot, . .. McWilliams Ham Actor.... .....Munn Calmest. ... ..... . .. .. ... .McGrath Sternest.. . ..... . .. . . .... . .. .. .O'Br1en I Famous Sayings Any questions today'? . .. . .... . . .... . . .... . . .... . .. .. . . .. P. Lane I have a few choice defense stamps at special prices . .. .. .. .D. Simon Broido Come now friends, where's my slide ruIe'? . . .... . .. .E. Boaz Burke Maybe she can't dance, but-A4---fm- . . . .. .Edward Crump, III I own Duquesne . . .... . . .... . . .... . .. . . .. .Willis F. Doney, Ir. Now back in Indianapolis-M-da . .. .. .. .Richard Stackhouse I was in the library two times this weekl . .. . . .. .. .. . .Robert Munn Don't worry, I knew hlunn was in my library . .. .. .. .. .Wh W. Yardley There have been a few minor infractions lately . .. . .. . .R. B. Merriman, Ir. Today I'm 5'4 tall--without high heel bootsl . .. .. .. .. .Iay Stephens You can't do this to me . . .... . . .... . . .... . . .. .. .Byron Foster I am awaiting further orders from Heinrich . .. .. .. .. .. . .Eric N. Rhodin I just don't know why the girls crowd around me all the time D. Logan Armstrong Maybe he stole some of my sex appeal'? . .. .. .. .. ,. .T. C. Darsie Thompson Now the odds on that game!---- . . P. B. Steele, Ir. Sl G. G. O'Brien, III Maybe you ought to take up erecting telephone poles . Harold Sample Okay, gang? . . .... . . .... . . .... . . .... . . .... . .. .. .. .Robert Victor Howard Right, heb? Right! .. . . .... . .. .A. Boyer Schoen Beat it ya bum . . .S. Iordan Swensson, Ir. W'ho's gotta butt? . . .... . . .... . . .... . . .... . . .... . .. .NVilliam Lappe.. . I was only going 75, and then this'-gf'4M!4 . . . .. . H. Van Ackeran I love ya 'cause my feet's so bigln. .. . . . .. .. .F. Bryan Black Now listen here youse guysln. . .... . . .. .F. lxlcclure Williams I'II get the old shaftou. .. . .R. Hunter Sahel Ye Official Class Prophecy This forecast, proved to be 99-44f100fZ, correct despite present indications that our little yellow friends may do something very wicked pretty soon, has been obtained from the Kleer-Vue Crystal Ball and Ouija Board Company. In addition these prophecies, such as they may be, were made for thirty years after Graduation. To begin. . . the board tells us that Charlie defame' and Bob Jlehl, having merged their celebrated all-day sucker company with the licorice firm of Kommer, Phippe, and Blumenfeld, are doing as well as can be expected considering their use of a man like Bill Hackney for a lawyer and Bob Sabel for an accountant. Also entered in the realm of big business is the concern of drmffrong, Black, and Gilmore, which is currently turning out 1,000,000 toothpicks a day under the trade name of The Big Man's Toothpickf' Tom Carr, running a track shoe company, has Dick Sfackhoufe as his chief shoe tester, while Dick W eil and Sam Weff have turned wrestling promoters, giving better bouts to the public under the slogan VVhen worse pugs are unbuilt, we'll tear them apart. Our little prophesier also tells us much about Wall Street, where the Ace Investment and Lose-lt-All Company, under the leadership of Dr. Paul Sleele and Lucky Gerfjzfn 0'Brien is raking in suckers hand over fist. How can they help it with such stalwarts as Frank lVilliam.r and Charlie Campbell herding them in? Prominent on the exchange lately has been the preferred stock of Gimbel Bros. and Company. This unprecedented rise has been attributed to the skillful management of dlan Kaufmann and the advertising campaign of Dave Broido. At this time it might be well to explain that Kappelfr Iewelry Stores Inc.-second generation--have been expanded until you now get 27 instead of 15 weeks to pay. No record can be found of Dunc Brown, Dick Beach, or Bill Pelfif, the last of whom had a brief glow of publicity upon reciting the Sunday New York Times line for line by memory. Rumor has it that these three have all settled down after marriage, and have lost their indentities as individuals. The board would also have us known that while Bud JameJ has opened a sweater and shirt shop called Foster's Fashioneryf' Dave Iiennelffr sporting goods store has been doing nicely, although he often has trouble with his land- lords Bill Carpenter and dldie Cumminge. Jim Blarco has turned novelist, while Tom Comgrove and Jim Reelz have at last found a backer for Colonel Ed Burkehr rocket to the moon. Sources close to the high command say that all scientific books used as research volumes for the project were borrowed from the Bob ,7lunn'.r new personal library, which has also been very useful to lVilli.r Doney in his search for new information on Aristophones. The Crump Con- struction Company has just landed the contract for the remodeling of the llc- Graih-Schoen-Roberlm Building, which was erected back in 1967 in commemoration of the happy days spent by the three owners during their stay at S. S. A. Don Jlaffern, according to latest information, has gone West to star in the new movie saga entitled The Great Man Talked. This super colossal production is being managed by Herb Ilamrmann, directed by Whiley Jlorriwon, and financed by those three angels of the screen Sian Zllalef, John Rea, and Scoll Powenr. Jim Van dckeran has supplanted Barney Oldfield in the world of thrills, with Dick South, his manager, doing his best to keep up with scheduled engagements. Normbo Wl'l!l.dNlJ and Jem Jolznm have just started up an insurance company with a new policy which just dares you to die. Don ,7IaeG'regor has just returned from a rabbit hole in the deep woods where he was making a five year study of the ins and outs of wild life. Lew Dunmfre and Sandy Reed are putting on a combined act of' Nlacbeth and pull-the-rabbit-out-of'-the-hat. Critics are still wondering which is which. 13171 Burke has just opened a tonsorial parlor which specializes in crew-cuts. His first customer was the former beer baron, Bob Priednzan, who had to clip his silken locks to conform with army regulations. Speaking of the army . . . Joe Hardy, Bob Hendenron, and Ben JlcG'1'll have all procured high positions in the intelligence department. Johnny Davzir, newly acclaimed ski champion, is having his position challenged by John Flippen. J. D. .I1Cffl.I'll1l.-l' was last seen in 1945 heading toward the Ohio state line to redeem his 1942 license plates. 1306 Hazlell is on relief after having been tossed off the air for giving inaccurate news reports. Jim Jlfller and Bill Hunzplzrelw have got together to start an airplane manufacturing concern, whose first customers were Charlie Slzerlm, the noted chemist, and I'red .7lc1V1'!l1'am.r, playboy. Lew N1'eLron recovered recently from an attack of sleeping sickness and has lately propounded seven new solid geometry theorems. . . . And in case you're interested, the wonderful Kleer-Vue Crystal was just cracked wide open by Siu Swenmron on one his latest beer binges. .-...G-.1 Class Favorites Sleeping Hours. . .. .Night, 1, During defense lecture, 56, Day, 52, Chapel, 44, Chemistry, 12. Beverage ..... .. .Fire 1Vater, 22, lW1r. Lane Cooler, 18, Coke, 65, Wlhistle, 22, Vitalis, 5. Dr1ver..... ...Ayres, 19, Mike, 59, Nlr. Celestin, 7, Klingelhofcr, 5, Chief Frazier, 1. Nlovie Actor. . . . .Nelson Eddy, 10, D. Duck. 52, Mr. Blead, 4, Superman. 66, The Voice of'Trave1ogue,,' 2. Radio Commercial . . Gim'me a pack of Beeman's Pepsin Chewing gum Pleasef 1, lt's Superman Baloonsf' 2. Flovie Actress. .. .. .Nelson Eddy, 41, The new Shirley Temple, 1, The old Shirley Temple, 56, janet Blair, 66, ixlrs. Crosland, 2. Singer.. .. .. .. .. .. Bliller, 2, iklr. Dickey, 52, Any A Cappella member, 1, Buzz Nllilliams, 5. XVay to Get Sick ..Ride the bus, 59, Red Cross, 61, Read the Academian, 21, Wlatching Reetz do an algebra problem, 21. Humanitarian . .. .. . Hitler, M, Art Schoen, 2, Pla Perkins, 51, Bee Bee Eyes, 50. Personality. . ., .. .. .The Blole, 62, Clark, 20, De1Nees, 17, E. Burke, 2. Rival Prep School . Ellis, 65, Sing Sing, 21, There's another'? , 48, Erie lunior High, 1. Song. . .. . .... , , ,Consored-, Ambrocombie had a Zombie, 4, Brahm's fifth, 2. Public Speaker ..... lpny sixth former, 2, Adolf, 1, japanese tobacco auctioneer, 4. Movie. . .... . . .. .How Jlean wa.r ,Hy Valet, 7, In mclzool, wilh Byron Fowler, 66. HONOR and PRIZES in SCHOLARSHIP J UNE, 1941 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Finr! Honor Sfadenl. .. . .... . . .... . . ..,. . . .... , . .... . .. .IOHN IACOB FISHER Second Honor Sfadent. . ,.... . . .... . .. . . .. .RAYMOND FREDERICK HUNT, IR. Fir.f! Prize, Public Speaking Con!e.r! .... . . .... . . .... ROBERT HUMISTON HUME Second Prize, Public Speaking Con!e.r!. .. . .... . . .... WALTER COACHMAN PRICE MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE MEDAL Ren.f.re!aer Pollflechnic Inirlilule RAYMOND FREDERICK HUNT, IR. LATIN PRIZES lyilliam JlcFa!! Jllarlin Jlemoria! flward In Virgil WILLIAM EVANS MILLER, IR. Evan Taylor Sage, Lalin Prize ROBERT DUNLAP HAZLETT ENGLISH PRIZE Gif! of Harvard Club of lVe.r!ern l76I'II'1J1ll!K'dlII.tlf0I' Excellence in Fiffh Form Engliflz EDWARD BOAZ BURKE FRENCH PRIZES Gly! of Ilze Governmen! of llze French Republic Fzffh ana' Sixllz Formw Sixth Form, Firirt Prize. . . .... . . .... . . .... . .WILLIAM PENDLETON HACKNEY Fzfth Form, Second Prize. .... . .. . . .. . .... . .. .WILLIS FREDERICK DONEY, IR. SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE QHEAD BOY OF ENTIRE SCHOOLI Gif! of Jlr. flyred Claire Dickey WILLIAM MCCONWAY SIEBERT THE YALE AWARD Gif! of !!1e Yale Club of Pills-burglz ALEXANDER PRESTON REED, IR. HARRIS MEMORIAL BASKETBALL TROPHY GEORGE STEWART QUAY, II THE AURELIAN AWARD Gif! of llze .fiurelian Honor Sociely of Yale Univenrify KENNETH WILLIAM LONGNECKER SCIENCE PRIZE Gift of Jlr. JI. JI. dlexander RAYMOND FREDERICK HUNT, IR. E. BRUCE HILL, IR. MEMORIAL PRIZE IOHN LOGAN BAILEY EDWIN GROW BENNETT ALL-ROUND CUP Gzifl qf lfze Shady Sfde Jcadenzy Club of Prin celon Un I'V6l'J'l.ftlf GEORGE STEWART QUAY, II CAPTAIN WILLIAM A. PALMER PLAQUE GEORGE STEWART QUAY, II WALTER R. SYKORA MEMORIAL PRIZE ROBERT MUNN MALCOM GOLDSMITH FRENCH PRIZE Qffered by Jlr. Jlalvom G0ldtfl7l1'fl1 CHARLES HARVEH' SHERTS THORNTON OAKLEY AWARD IN CREATIVE ART WALTER COACHMAN PRICE DARTMOUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Prewenled by lhe Dartmouth Club qf lVe.riern Penn.Q1f!van1'a STUART RIDGWAY MCINTYRE EDWARD I. TIMMINS AWARD STUART RIDGWAY MCINTYRE Class Opinions 'Artistic Triumph of Year. . .. .. .Norm W'illiams, 21, the Academian, 2, Miss Graf, 48, Gilmore's Black bullet, 2. Mose Useful Course. . .. . .... . . . .. .First Aid, 7, Mechanical Drawing, I, 'IXIXY Cparclonl Biology, 4. What Have You Done For SSA . . .. .. . .. .. .. .Lengthened the demerit list, 26, Not a clf-thing, 32, Brought girls on the campus, 66, YVoulcln't you like to know, I Best Sport to Nvatch. . .. . .... . . .... .... . .AIR Lane and a bunsen burner, 41, Mr. Dickey putting on a pair of goloshes, I5, Clark cleaning Library, 66. Happiest Creature. . .. .. .lVIr. Anthony, 3, T. Cosgrove, 9, A. Bennett, 2. True to Life.. .. . . . .. .Schoen's Monkey-Face, 59, Dick Tracy, 66, Saxaphone Quartet, 22. Future. .. .No tires, 69, no sugar, 60, no summer vacation, 29, No, lovin', 'Rising Hour . ,. .. .Before noon, 56, After noon, 69, After math. class, I2. Best Book . .. . .. . .... . .. .. .French Verb Blank, 2, Virgil pony, 26, Chapel Hymnal, 2, Telephone. 1. Best Figure. .. .. .AIR Vorce, 2, ED. Burke, 8, Hecly, 69. 5 A V. :Th ...... I f U 0 Z, I ,u 5 ,ga '.'y. O GRGANIZATIGNS 11 gl Qwxi-' Q 4' ' 'Q gg, ' - J' ' - 4 s YW! :Z f ,X Z QQ f A 4.5 ,fth- I ff Q I HLH5 Cn-Q Academian Board l2'd1'l0r-in -Cfzfqf STUART IORDAN SWENSSON, IR. 13z4n'1'f1e.r.r Jlanagfr XVILLIAAI YOUNG HUAIPHREYS, III IOIIN RICA .. .... . . ..., , .. .. WILLIS FIQICIIIIJRICII DONEY, IR. ALAN MILLI-:R IQAUFMANN . .. . LIQSTICR AIIIIISON DUNAIIRIQ . . .. ROIIRRI' PIUNTER SAIIEL. . ALEXANIIRR PRESTON RIZRII, IR ...., .. . . GI:oRc3I4: EDXVARD KLINGELHOFIE A LAN Hl'I'CHCOCIi IEDXVARDS. I .. BIIIIILI2 ARTHURS WIIIGIIAM I. AVILLIAM IDUNLAP PIiT'I'IT. ,. .. HI-:NRY LOCRWOOII MCGRATII, I FRANK RAYMOND BAILEY, IR.. FRANCIS BRYAN BLACK .... . . MR. ALFRIQII C. IDICKEY . . MR. HARRY W. RICKICTTS. ,. . . , . Il.r.r1'.r1'a1Il lfdflor .. . ,. .Szlvllz Form lfdflar . . . . . . Feafure l5Il!l.f0l' . . . . 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PALMER. . .. .. . .... . . .l'2lL'll!llj ifdvzlrer Founded in 1922, the Sargon Society is an honorary organization in which all boys of the upper two forms, who have made an outstanding contribution to school life in athletics, literary pursuits, or service through the student Council, are invited to membership. Formal Tap Days are held on the campus in the fall, winter, and spring, at which time candidates who have met the soCiety'S requirements are tapped, or invited to join, before the whole school. A brief period of pledgeship follows Tap Day, and a secret ritual Ceremony completes the full membership require- ments. NTEIWBERS: D. Armstrong, Black, Crump, Gilmore, Hackney, Kappel, Diattern, Reed, P. Steele, Swensson, R. NVeil. St. ndrew's Society UFl lCl'1RS, FIRST 'l'ER5l W lL1.I,m pENl5EI.'I'ON H.xe1iN1f:Y. . .. .. .Pm--1'a'vfzl Wx1.1.1s Fur-zolzleli DON!-:Y ..... . .. .. . ITre-Prr.r1'a'rnI NORMAN Fmcolzleu W11.LIAMs. .. .. .Srrfvlafjzf-Trmmlrvr Mia. Hmm' XVILHUR R1em:T'1's. , . . . .likzvulbf 411fl'l'J'c'l' OFFICERS, SECOND TERM EIDXVARI7 CRUMP, III .... . . .. .. .lJl't'.fl.1ft'l1f AI.1XN Hrreueoeii Eow,xRns. . , . .. .. . I'11-e-I'n-.mivfzl H. FOSTI-ZR IAM!-ZS. . .. .. . .. . .... , . .... . . .. .Sm'l'f'l111j11-YQ'ea.r11rcl' ln tlieir weekly .xlonclay evening meetings, tlie St. Anclrew's Society is interestingly inllormecl almout various metliocls ol' eliaraeter clevelopment. The society is also noteml for its eivie welfare and support of nation wicle social clrives. Although it has gone from its original purpose as a religious elulm, it retains that original iclea lmeliincl its organization. .Nll':5lBlfRS: Ballantyne, Black, Cliivers, Cox, Crump, R. Danforth, Doney, Eclwarcls, Fitler, Graham, Hackney, Hour, Iaeolm, James, Lappe, ille- llonalcl, Mefiratli, ixlorrison, Petrus, Richards, C. Ritlall, Selioen, Xveil, N. Williams. The Forum OFFICERS, FIRST TERM IOHNREAU.. .... .. ..,. .. .... .... ..........Pre.--ident EDXVARD CRUMP, IH. . ..., . . .. .. . Vive-Pre.rz'defzl HENRY L. AACGRATH, IR .... . . .... .. .. .Secrefaqzf Treamurer MR. XVILLIAM ARMSTRONG GATES . . .... . .. .. .. .ldzvulfy fldvzlrer OFFICERS, SECOND TERM HENRY L. MCGRATH, IR.. .. . .... . . ,.., . . .... . . T... . .Prewidenl NVILLIAM LAPPE, IR., . . .. ,. .. . Vice-Pre.rz'denl XVILLIS F. DONEY, IR.. .. . .... . .. . . ..., . .Serrefapzf-Trea.furer At their weekly meetings, the members of the Forum present round table discussions of current international and political topics. One member of the group presents the evening's topic, and closes his talk with an open discussion among the students. In this way, the club members learn to expound their own ideas and opinions before the audiences of these Wlednesday evening groups. Mr. Oates is the faculty advisor of the club, which is composed of members from the three upper forms. NTEIWBERS: Ballantyne, Cox, Crump, Danforth, Doney, Edwards, Fitler, Follansbee, R. Goldsborough, Hackney, Hardy, Hazlett, Hill, Hoar, Hunt, Iacob, Lappe, Nlorrison, lWcDonald, McGrath, P. Navarro, Price, Rea, Richards, Ridall, Schoen, Scott, R. VVeil, F. VVilliams, N. Yvilliams, Hetherington, F. Iames, Campbell. Seven Arts Club OFFICERS, FIRST 'l'lfR5l S'1'umz'1' j. Sw:-:NssoN, In. . . . . . , ,. .1'1w.v111'f-111 PAUL B. S'1'1+:lcI,ic, In.. . . .. .. . ITre-I'n'.-'1l1'w1l james H. VAN Arm-:lu-:N .... . . .. .Svrmlfzfizf-YV-ra.--ufw' Miz. Rreimlm H1-:Nav Rifzlniclz . . .. .I'2u-uflzf ,Al1!.'1',.-rf' OFFICERS, SECOND TERM Alwllulz B. SCHOIQN, . .. .. , .. ,. .1'mf1'i1'w1l lmucs H. VAN ACKICRICN . ..,. , , I 'iw-1'f-ffmiml A1,i':x,xNn1':1z P. Rmcn, liz.. . . .. , .. .. ,Si-m'h1fg1f-Y?-va.--ufw The Seven Arts Cluh is manle up mostly of clay students in the upper three forms. The memhers of the eluh visit art exhihitions in the Pittshurgh Art Center, frequently. hleetings of the elulw are helcl on each 'l'hurscla-V aliternoon ixlany times noteml speakers talk to the group at these meetings. .Nll'iiNlBl':RS: C. Aclams, Ayres, Baker, Blumenlielcl, Beatty, Pmrnimlo, Carpenter, Chislett, Braclshaw, Davis, XV. Davis, Uunmire, lfllman, Fried- man, ll. Hughes, Iasper, Kaufmann. Alehl, hlcfiregor, Reed, Rudd, Sahel, Schoen, South, U. Steele, P. Steele, Swensson, Van Aekeren, XVest, N. YVilliams. Gargoyle Club OFFICERS IOHN PHILLIPS DAVIS, IR. .... . . ..., Prefiden! LESTER AIIDISON DUNMIRE, . .. .. . Vice-Pre.ridemf XVILLIAM CARPENTER. .. .. . . .. .. . . .. .. . . Treamurer XVILLIAM YOUNG HUMPHRE1'S, IR ..... . . . .. .. .. .Secretary MR. LOXVELL INNES .... . . .... . . .... . .. .lfaculfu ddwlrer ATR. WVILLARD E. IWEAD ,.... . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .nlfrirocfafe lldvzirer The Gargoyle Club, the Shady Side dramatic organization under the direc- tion of iVlr. Innes and Nlr. Plead, presents each Spring a play for the student body, the Faculty, parents, and friends. On Nlarch 20 of this year the Thespians produced Irjl'I'lkIj.F Over Europe, a play in three acts by Robert Nichols and Nlaurice Browne. Followed by dancing to the music of Len fwalvern, the production featured XVilliam Siebert, Paul Steele, and Robert Dflunn. A great part ofthe proceeds from the annual play were utilized for a donation to the Red Cross and for the purchase of a defense bond in behalf of the Gargoyle Club. IWEIMBERS: C. Adams, Baird, Beatty, W. Blenko, Broido, Buchanan, E. Burke, Carpenter, Davis, Doney, Dunmire, Egan, Cv. Gilmore, Hicks, Hoar, Hoffman, Holmes, Hubbard, Humphreys, Hunt, Landay, McGregor, Nlorrison, Nlunn, U'Brien, Rudd, Siebert, D. Steele, P. Steele, West, D. White Willey. J Cum Laude Society Shady Side Academy has been a member of the National Cum Laude Society, an organization similar to the nation college honorary society Phi Beta Kappa, since 1929. Each year the twenty per cent of the members of the graduating class who rank highest in scholarship are chosen to the Cum Laude Society. Candidates are required to submit at least two years acredited work at Shady Side: their average must be above eighty per cent to quality for membership. AxlClHlbL'I'S to this Society are chosen usually twice a year, once at the end of the tirst semester, and once at the end ofthe school year. MEMBERS Charles XV. Adams Yvilliam P. Hackney Edward B. Burke Donald ixlattern, Ir. YVilliam Carpenter Iames H. Nliller Iohn P. Davis, Ir. John Rea Xvillis F. Doney, Ir. Alexander P. Reed, Ir. ' .. n G 1: EI. X .. uu , l . y f , i D1 'x EQ 'fr AH 4 ,S , 1 5 v . it 2 5 A Cappella Cvlee Club OFFICERS Eowzmo CRUMP, HI. .. . . . .... . . .... .... ., ,Ca-Leader ROBERT H. SABEL. .. , .... .. . .... . .Cv-Leader HISNRH' L. MCGRATH, IR.. . . . .. .I3u.vine.r.r Jlanager IAMES E. REETZ. . .. . .... .. .Plll?fl.Cl.f-If Jlanager MR. ROBERT V. Howmm .,.. . . ,.... . . .. . . . .... . .Dfrecior Dale L. Armstrong Charles XV. Baird, lr. Yvilliam A. Bradshaw David S. Broido Frank Burry, Ir. Iohn L. Chislett Edward Crump, III Iohn P. Davis, Ir. Yvillis F. Doney, Ir. lack H. Dwyer Iosiah R. Eisaman, Ir. Robert H. Friedman VVilliam IW. Furey, II Robert D. Hazlett Yvilliam P. Hackney John Bl. Hoar, Ir. less Pl. Iohns MEMBERS Thomas Fl. lwabon, Ir. Richard D. Blercer Iames H. Nliller Henry L. McGrath, Ir. Iohn lwcsorley Frederick D. Wlcxvilliams Stanley V. Ostrow Edward F. Petrus H. Scott Powers Iames E. Reetz Robert H. Sabel Arthur B. Schoen Yvilliam 51. Siebert Charles H. Sherts Iamcs F. Toole lwichael G. Turner Biddle A. VVhigham A Cappellav 1942 The 1942 edition of the Shady Side Academy A Cappella Glee Club departed from its usual form of having but one student leader by appointing Edward 'Crump III and Robert H. Sahel as co-student leaders. Henry L. McGrath succeeded to the business manager's position, while the section leaderships were filled by Arthur B. Schoen, Dale L. Armstrong, Iohn P. Davis Ir., and William A. Bradshaw. Because of the war situation, it became apparent early in the year to Director Robert V. Howard, that the planned 5,000 mile annual southern tour could not be made. None the less, Mr. Howard put the proposition up to his club, number- ing close to 40 voices, of substituting shorter trips to neighboring broadcasting stations such as XVKPA of New Kensington, WHIB of Greensburg, and KDKA of Pittsburgh for the scheduled tropical trip. ln view of the fact that the incentive of the southern trip was lacking. a lessening of enthusiasm might have been expected. ln truth, such was not the case, and rehearsals went on every afternoon from 5:50 to 6:00 until the end of November. The first formal public appearance of the white coated songsters was at the Pittsburgh Field Club as part of a Red Cross Benefit at which their olferings were well received. The second P.A. took place at the University Club during the annual Alumni Smoker. Studio procedure was quite a revelation to many of the new members, seeing the second hand get closer and closer to the expected hour, having the red warning light that the program was on the air begin to glow exactly on the second, and seeing the engineer's hand drop, giving the go-ahead signal made quite a few a bit nervous. The final event on the 1942 schedule, the Washington trip--embellished by a radio program and a luncheon at Arlington Hall on Saturday afternoon, April 19--went off smoothly, with the girls as usual affording their singing visitors a highly enjoyable time. Saxaphone Quartet OFFICERS HENRY F. ZWUNNIKHUYSEN.. .. , .. .. .Leader XVILLIAM P. HACKNEH'. ...., .. ,iiccompanzlrl MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD, .. ,, .. .. .Direclor MEMBERS Hamilton B. Bowman Henry F. fllunnikhuysen Frank Burry, Ir. VVilliam Bl. Siebert The Saxaphonc Quartet accompanies the A Cappella Glee Club on the various trips that the Club makes. During the year, however the Quartet has had many special engagements outside of those macle with the A Cappella Glee Club. The Quartet plays not only classical but also popular selections. Urchestra OFFICERS XVILLIAM P14:NnLr:'1'0N HACKNIQY. . .. . .Sludwzl lA'I1l!t'l' MR. Ronrzm' V. I'Iow,xno. ,. ., , . .. .. .l11'm'!m' The School Urchestra is composed of a pianist, several members of the Violin lfnsemhle, and the Saxophone Quarter. The purpose of this organization is to provide music for the hymns in the daily chapel services. These musicians also participate in the annual Nlusical Clubs' Concert in May. .Nll'1iNll3l'1RS: Hackney, ixlunnilcliuysen, Siehert, 'l'homson, F. Hurry, Bowman, Glick, Soloman, jasper, P. Navarro, Kcnclall. B. Sahle, Rosenbaum, XVL-st. Athletic Council OFFICER FRANCIS BYRON BLACK ..... S FOR 1941-1942 DALE LOGAN ARMSTRONG, . .. RICHARI7 DEXTER BAKER, IR .... . ROBERT NICOLA DAN FORTH. OFFICER S FOR 1942-1945 RICH.-XIII? DEXTER BAKER, IR.. .. . . . . ROBEIQT NICOLA DANFORTH. .. . .Prcnrfdenf Vice-Pre.rz'deni Reprewenlaffvc Reprarenlaffve . . . .Pre,r1'a'enf I 'Ice-Pre.r1'denl Library Committee owrcl-:Rs Romain' lJL:N1.Av HAZI.:-1'1 1' ...... . . .Pl't'.I'l.lft'lIf W1l.1.l.-mx YOUNG HL'MI'lIRl'2YS, Ill. .. .. . .... Yhnrzzrvr Mu. W11,1.l,m W. YAmm1,l-:ui , .. . . .. Alfncullu ,1dv1'.rw- In ils scconcl -vczu' of flllmcliolmillg llmc l.1illl'2ll'y Commitlcc has proved ilsclf wortlmy of an plucc in illc campus zncfiviiics. Composed of members of llw sixth :xml fifilm forms, il takes care of the manzxgcmcnl of fWcCunc Lilmxnry under the zulvicc of Ah. Yurcllulv. 'IQIIL' mcmlmcrs learn the czxiuloguc system of lilmrarics zuul how lo use il lo llmc lmcsl zulvzmlagc. .Wl'1.Wl5l':llS: . Xrmslrong, Bucluuum, Davis, Uunmirc, Hzxckncy, Hardy Huzlull, Hulnphrc-vs, Izlcolv, Iamcs, 5XcGrcgor, 4Worrisol1, Pcliii, Pcirus, Rccd, Salma-I, Swcnsson, Thompson, 'l'urncr. I' 2 El 5 Y 3 5 f S x THLETICS ff I' T' T' ff ff f r F f' f X 6' ' ,A IAQ V Nxqfgiifr, , , mxf 6 7' VV , f- Q . -1 X cf 5 1 V-- Y . 1 , .143 V1 J 'riff ' I WWSD K wk '17 s - ,fe f ' ff' Yi 61 gf' Q C5 jp 3 4 YU X X 421 f . fglff- , 4 K .nr , '- 7 'ig 1, 2,17 4 Qi' 'Av ru.r1'6l-ATN Varsity Football F. BRYAN BLACK.. . .... . . .... . .... . . .... . .. . .. .Caplfzfn I. D. AACGINNIS.. .. . . .. . DR. I. ROBERT LARUE. .. . MR. RUSSELL W. DAVIS. .. Through its spirit, cooperation, and de- termination to win the Blue and Gold team, captained by tackle Bryan Black, and fash- ioned from a squad with few returning letter- men, fought its way to the Interstate League Championship. Opening the season away on Oct. 5 by a g a m e w i t h Punxsutawney, t h e I n d i a n s went to defeat, 0-6. Although S h a d y S i d e t h r e a t e n e d the rain-soaked game, the team was unable to score. The home team scored when its center p i c k e d u p a blocked punt and ran the ball N across the goal line in the last quarterg SSA: OePunxsutawney: 6. . .. .. .. .,lIa11alr1f'l' . .... . .Head Coavfz . . . fI.4'.v1'.v'la11l Coach By accurate passing and powerful running Coach LaRue's eleven set back Perry High School, 24-O, on October ll. Dale Armstrong, star fullback, scored twice in the second quarter. Later in the game Duncan Brown and Ioe Hardy tallied. SSA: 2-1 fPerry: 0. ln its annual clash with Peabody the grid- ders came out the victors of the spirited con- test, 16-O, by virtue of spectacular runs by Stackhouse, Brown, and Armstrong with the help of quarterback Crump's blocking. Early in the first period Brown scored on a lateral from Armstrong who converted. After plung- ing for the second score, the fullback, who called the signals during the season, kicked a field goal from the 25 yard line in the last quarter. SSA: 164Perry: 0. Beginning its league games with Cranbrook at Detroit on October 25, Shady Side overran a weak team, 32-0 Captain Black, star of the day. took over the center position when Nlans- mann was injured. Armstron scored three times and converted twice: But? lames scored on a pass from Brown: and Mates swept around end 51 yards for a touchdown. SSA: 52 Cranbrook: 0. Before an enthusiastic crowd the Indians defeated their rival, University School, 7-6, in a hotly-contested battle. Stackhouse's end run and a completed pass from Brown to Ed Yveil put the ball on the I8 inch line, whence Armstrong plunfed for a touchdown. He saved the game ivy kicking the ball between the goal posts. Late in the final period the visitors scared Shady Side by scoring on a thrilling pass, thrown from their own 20 yard line, and long run. The pass for the extra point was incomplete. SSA: 7 U. S.: 6. Playing at Hudson on a cold, windy after- ntltfn, thc lsluc and czlllll clcY'Cn CIUVVIICQI a lighting Xvestern Reserve Academy team, 20-ti. Un the next play after a long opening kick-off runback by Shady Side Brown later- aled to Dale Armstrong, who sped 57 yards to score. He then converted. ln the second quarter Dune Brown threw a pass to XVeil who went over for the second tally. After Reserve scored on a determined drive, Shady Side retaliated when Armstrong broke away on a fake reverse for a touchdown. SSA: 20 --fReserve: 6. Un Annual Homecoming Day, November 15, the snappy lndian team crushed a strong Nichols eleven, Sl-7, to win the championship and to gain permanent possession of the E. Bruce Hill, Ir. Memorial Football Trophy. Sparked by Black's tackling and blocking and Gilmore's rushing, Dale Armstrong scored twice early in the game, the first on a four yard plunge and the second on a -16 yard run on a lateral play. Ed XVeil caught Brown's pass over the goal line for the third score. An 18 yard run by Stackhouse netted another touchdown. Urged on by Captain Gerard's uncanny passing, Nichols scored in the fourth quarter. Bud Iames caught Brown's bullet pass for the hnal tally. SSA: 3lMNiehols: 7. Lettermen: Black, Captain: i'NlcGinnis, Alanager: E. Yveil, Captain elect of the I9-12 team: D. Armstrong: I. Armstrong: D. Brown: Crump: G. Gilmore: Hardy: Iames' Kappel: Mansmann: Petrus: Stackhouse. Reserve Lettermen: Blasco: XV. Burke: D. Burry: Cameron: Henderson: T. Alarshall' Mates: McGrath: McXVilliams. Varsity Numerals: F. Burry: Kommer: B. McGill. Stackhouse makes long gain against Crankbrook, as Brown throws a beautiful block. Varsity Soccer XVILLIAM P. HACKNEH' . . ALEXANDER P. REED, IR. . . DAVII3 S. BROIDO.. .. . . .. ROBERT H. FRIEDMAN ,.., MR. ERIC N. RIIODIN. .. ., . . . . Led by Co-Captains Reed and Hackney, appointed at mid-season, the inexperienced soccerites lost their first three games to Pea- body, Vtlashington Vocational, and Connelly Vocational. After tying XV.P.S.D. and Car- rick, the Blue and Gold team downed the Akron Indians, 5-1, on October 18. Ballan- tyne, Kuentz, and Hackney I tallied. Playing away, the team lost to Cranbrook, 1--1, in the first league game. Iohns scored the only goal on a perfect corner kick. On Nov. l the Indians sur- prised University School by play- ing hard to de- feat them, I-0, . . . .. . . . .Co-Capfafn . . . .Co-Capfafn . . . C0-Jlanaizyer . . . cw!!-4IIt1l7t1gt'l' ... .... .. ..,. .. .... . .Coarfz on a beautiful shot by Al Kuentz in the third quarter. Fighting the entire game against a superior team, Shady Side made the XVestern Reserve champions earn their 2-0 victory. Helped by the sure kicking ot' haltlbacks Wlattern, Xveil, and Ballantyne, the Indians won their final game from Nichols, l-0, as Ballantyne pounded a spinning ball into the net. Lettermen: Hackney, Co-Captain: Reed, Co-Captaing Edwards, Captain elect of 1942 teamg Ballantyneg U. Bennet, Dunmireg Humphreysg Iohnsg Klingelhotierg A. Kuentzg lWcGregorg Alatterng R. Sabelg H. Scottg Swenssong Van Ackereng R. Yveilp F. Xvilliams. Reserve Lettermen: Broido, Co-Alanagerp Friedman, Co-Alanagerg Hazlettg Hunt, Rea: Sherts. Varsity Numerals: Bradshaw, Ellmang AlcDonaldg Alanleyg Alunnikhuyseng N. Xvil- liams. -7z11'si1.v Pmzlslccllmll lD.XI.I-T I,m:.xN .fX1ms'1'1umNr:., I.-xxnisllow.-xnnM1l.1.l'i1e. . . Mn. RL'ssl-11.1. W. l,.XYIS. . Mu. lflzu' N. Rnonm.. . Hy llu-ir cnnlu-1'z1liu11 zuul mln-in-rlmnlmtinn in wxn llu- lillll' nncl fmlml lmslu-llrnll lu-ann wun llnrlu-lm ul' lls sclu-alulcml scvclmis.-crm gnnu-S. 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'l'lu- llglml- ing spiril mul ilu- Slcllan' playing ul' ilu- regular IBVOXYII, SlilL'lQllllllS0, Blfu-14, .'xI'IllSl.I'Ullg, nlul Innu-s cmnlnlcal llu- lluliuns lo ovcrconu- llu- sclmol's traili- linnnl rivals. lu- l lcrnlunz .xl'lllSll'tbllg,CilI5- lining A. .xllllcll .XllllNlgCl'1lglilCli, U. ISVUXYII, Curr. Cox. I . lnnu-S, .xluilu-rl1, Sincla- lmusc, RL-sn-x'x'c l,cl- lcrnu-n: lillliL'I', I'u-mlm, l3l2lSL'U, cumming, Rola- 1-rls. lf. XXX-il. Varsity Num- L-mls: Hzmcluu-lv, .xlZll'lCS, Alorrl- Sun, Rulu-rl .WC- Gill. Varsity Wrestling RICHARD ALLEN WEN.. .. . .... . .. . .. .Capfafn HENIIH' Lociiwoon AICCVRATH, IR. .. . .. .i1ll1IIl1.llt'l' NIR. RICHARD H. REIBER.. .. . . .. . Plagued by many injuries and illnesses on the squad, the Shady Side wrestling team, captained by Dick Yveil, experienced an un- fortunate SCUSOII. The loss of Ioe Hardy, Don Hurry, and Taylor .xlarshall in mid-season handicapped the other members. Although the team won only one match, the wrestlers exhibited plenty of vigor to make their bouts exciting. Un Ianuary I0 the Blue and . Gold squad lost a close match to XVest View, I6- 21, The next week they tied Flillvale, I9-19. In this tussle XVeil and lid- wards drew and Brown, Hurry. Chivers, Hardy, a n d C r u in p gained decisions. The Indians lost their tirst league tournament to .. ...,.C'oaf'!1 Cranbrook, 8-24. Yvest and XVeil decisioned their opponents, while Crump drew with Hurd. Yvhen he was ahead in points by dint ot' his aggressiveness, Hardy injured his jaw, disabling him for the remainder ol' the season. To gain their only victory of the year, the grapplers defeated Dormont, 15-10. Burry threw his man and Brown drew. Chivers and Crump gained decisions. On February I-I VVestern Reserve, Interstate League Cham- pions, defeated the Indians, 8-2-1. Brown, Chivers, and W'eil won the only points for Shady Sideg Edwards lost a close bout, and Crump was pinned by Owen. Greensburg vanquished the Indians, 20-0. In the final contest the wrestlers lost to University School 8-24. Yvest, Chivers, and Xveil earned points tor the Blue and Gold by decisions and a draw, respectively. Lettermen: XVeil, Captain: iNIeGrath, ixlanagerg Iohn Brown, Don Hurry, Chivers, Crump, Edwards, Hardy, Sam NVQ-st. Reserve Lettermen: ixlarshall, Neilson. Varsity Numerals: Phipps. lM'i'i-: Apr. QI Apr. 24 May l May 5 May 8 ixlny I5 Many I9 ixlau-V 22 May 26 Maw 50 Varsity Track 'l'1ioMAs XVILSON C,-nm, Iii.. . .. Upon Dale. . . . clflllflll-II IOHN Ricx.. . .... . . .... . .. . . .. ullanagw' CM-'i'. Wl1,i.i,m A. P,xi,.wii4:R.. . . ,. . ,... . .Cum-I1 Miz. RICIIARIJ l'll'INRY Rl'fIl3l'fIZ. , .. .11.i'.l'1ii'flIlIfCYHIIFII SCHl'fDUl,l'f l'l.AC1-1 Yvcsl View High School.. . .... . .. . Homc Univcrsily ol' Pcimsylvaniu Relays. . .. Away Avalon High School. . .. .. Homo Carnegie Tech Frcslimcn. .. . Homc Brcnlwooml High School. .. . .. .. .llomc Pcnn Township High School , .. . Away lmnglclv High School ...., . . , . All. Lcliaulon High School.. . ..,. . . .... . . .,,. . .. . , .. .. .. lnlcr-Slulc Prcparz1ioi'.v School Trzick :xml Ficlml Champion- ships, University School, Clcvclzuul, Ullio ..,. . . .... . .. .. . .Homc . Home A way Varsity Baseball EDWARD CRUMP, III ..,. . . .. .Capfain IAMES HOXVARD MILLER .... . . .Jhznager MR. RUSSELL W. DAVIS. . ..,. . . . . .. .. . . .. .Coach Mn. ROGER B. lNlERRIMAN, IR .... . .. ..1.r.r1'.--lan! Com-lz DATE SCHEDULE PLACE Apr. 16 Avonworth High School .... . .. . . Home Apr. 21 Harbrack High School.. . ..... . ., . Home Apr. 24 Allegheny Vocational High School .... . Home Apr. 28 VVest View High School ......, . . ..,. . .. . .. .Home Alay 2 'YVestern Reserve Academy, Hudson, Ohio.. . . .. .Away Nlay 5 Langley High School. .. . .... . . .... . .. Home Alay 9 'Nichols School, Buffalo, New York. .. .. Home .Way 12 Harbrack High School.. .. . .. . .... . . . , .. .Away Play 1-l Springdale High School. .. . .. .. . . Home Wlay 18 Peabody High School. . .. . .... . .. . Home May 25 , University School, Cleveland, Ohio. .. Home Nlay 26 Nlt. Lehanon. . .... . . ..., . . .... . .. . . . Home Alay 30 akcranhrook School, Detroit, fwichigan. .. . . . .. .Away 'klnter-State Preparatory School League Games. Varsity Golf Ricimim Iifiui, Iimcii. ... W,xi.I,,xci': losicvii Iiixvifi-ii., . Roiiicim' IJL'Nl.Ai' II,xzl.i-:'1 1' . .. Miz. IOIIN P. I,.xNif: ...,.,.. I IA'l'I SCI I ICI DULIE Pi..-xci-3 Apr. I6 Avuiiwnrlli IIigh Sch mxmm I . .. ,, .Away Apr. .28 IR-nn 'I'ownship High Sclioul . . .... . ., . , ,. .Away .Wu-v XVI-slcrii Ih'sL-rvc 1xL'ilKICIIl.V, IIucIsun, Ohio . . , .Away .NI1i.v ' Kiski , . .... , . .... . .. .. . . .... . .. . . .. .. .I Iomc .xIu'v Il IIIIIIUI' High SCI 1mvmw I . . ,,.. .. ,Away Many I-I CIrcciisImrgIi High SI-luml ., . . . .IIomc .NI1i.v I9 Kiski ., . ..,. . . .... . .. . . .. .Away AIA-v 'V' .NICKQUSI imii' l High Sch cimm I. . . . . .IIomc Cn-L'apIa1'1i Cn-Callzlafll . . , Il1IlII1.lIt'l' . . . Cnzzrlz I Varsity Tennis PAUL B. STEELE, IR.. .. . .... . . .. .Captain DAVID PATERSON BENNETT. . ,. . .. .. .fllanager MR. LOWELL INNES. . .... . .. . .. .. .Coach DA TE SCHEDULE P LACE Apr. 28 Crafton High School .... . .. . .. . .... , .. . .. .. .Home May 2 : Western Reserve Academy, Hudson, Ohio.. .. .. .. .Away May 5 Alf. Lebanon High School.. .. . .... . .. . . . . .. .Home May 9 :kNichols School. . .. . .... . . . .. .Home Nlay 12 Craffon High School. . .. .. . . . .. . .. .. .Away Alay 19 All. Lelianon High School.. . .... . .. .. .. .Away Alay 25 9FUniversity School, Cleveland, Ohio. .. . . . .. .Home Wlay 50 'kcranlmrooli School, Detroit, Michigan. . .. . .... . . .... . .. . . .. .Away Iune 1, 2, 5, 4 Shady Side Inferscholastic Annual U.S.L.T.A. Qualifying Ik Tournamentu... .... .. .... .. .... .. .... ..............Home Inter-State Preparatory School League Games. Varsity Gun Club liuiewi-:'r'i'G1z,xll.m I3,xii'1'1.r:Y, In .... .. .Cn-C'apla1'n WiI,l,lAM Sm-:l.1moN MCK1':I,vY. .. ., .Cn-Ca,Hla1'n Mu. Louis C. Cl'll.l'IS'l'lN. . .... , . , . .. . .... . . .... . .cvUt14'lI 'l'clcgrz1pliiu ixllll.CllL'S will lac liclcl willi lllc following sclwuls: Hill, Hole 1 s, 'l'al'i, Clmalc, Culver, anal l rincclon Fruslilimn. Junior Varsity Football IACK STARR. .. . . . .. . .Capiafn IAY STEVENS. . . . . .... . . ., . .Ca-Jlanagel' Sromzs ADAMS. . ..... . .. . . . .. .Ca-.llanager MR. RICHAIIIJ H. RHIBER.. .. . .. .. .Coach DATE SCHEDULE S.S.A. UPP Oct. 6 North Versailles. . .. .. . 7 . .. .. . 0 Uct.15 Kiski.. .... 7 7 Oct. 27 Blawnox. . .. . 6 . .. .. . 0 Nov. 5 Kiski....... 6 . 6 Nov. 19 Aspinwall. .. . .. . . 7 . .. .. . 0 LETTERiNlEN: Starr, Captain, Cummins, Neilson, P. Steele, S. Yvcst Baker, Bartley, Beatty, Chivers, R. Danforth, Foight, Rudd, Schiller, Toolc Turner, XVhigham, YV. Cosgrove, Follanshee, L. Gruelich, Sicber, Yvefing, NVilley .S Adams, Co-Nlanagerg Stevens, Co-Manager. Junior Varsity Soccer W11.1.1,m M. S115m':u'1'. . . .. .. .Ca,ulaz'n ll1cN1zY K. Ho1.Aucs. . ..., . .. .Jlanager Mn. W11,1.1,xmm li. Mmm . .. .Cmzclz IM 'rl-1 SCH ICUUIJC SSA. Uv P Od. 20 Prospcvl lunior High School .... . . l . . . 2 Ucl. 28 Xvcslcrn Pcnna, School for Ucuf. . .. . . 0 . , , , l Nov. fi Scwicklcy Aczulurii-V. ,. .. .. ., .. .. ff ,. , l Nov. l-1 Scwicklctv Aczulciny. ', ,, . 0 l,l':'lvl'l':R.Wl':N: Siclmcrl, Cillltilillj B. iWcGill, Baird, Coleman, Cox l':iSilllIilll, lincoln, luspcr, Knulmlc, Idlllkiily, ixiarks, Olson, Bailey, R. Colds lnorougli, S. Goldslxorough, Sunslcin, B. Powers, YV. Blcnko, Birmingham. Junior Varsity Basketball G1'lOIiLIE EDXVARD IKLINGELIIOFER, II. .. . , .. .Captain JOHN LEADER CHISLETT .... . . .... . .. . .. .jlanager MR. ISRIC NOLAN RHOUIN. . . . .. .Coach IJATE SCHEDULE S.S.A. OPI' Feb. 6 Hampton Township School.. .. . . . 17 . .. . . Feb. 17 Hampton Township School .. . . .. . 26 . .. . .. . 18 Feb. 28 New Kensington Mustaxmgs.. .. . . . 14 . .. .. . 16 Diar. 12 Aspinwall High School .. .. . . . . 20 . .. .. . 17 fwar. 14 New Kensington iwustangs .. .. . . 29 . .. .. . 19 LETTERNXEN: Klingelhofer, Captaing Chislett, Lxlanagerg Ridallg S Xvilliamsg C. Armstrong: Ballantyneg S. Gilmoreg Olsong W'efingg L. Greulich Jrquialxs I ,fgsifwl 'L 'wiwk X' H Lightweight Football loxm I,l'l.'Klll'IR ClIISl.IC'I l' ..... . . . . .L'apla1'n ML' 1-21. l3lzowN C.-xsm', liz ..... . .. .llamz-qw' Nha. Roiwzm' V. Ilowixim. .. . .. .Cvavli Lightweight Soccer lxcli llxvwziz. . . .. .. . . . . .. .C'aplm'n nur-il, Cixsm' ..... . . ,,.. . , . .,IIfIlIlI'l1l'l' Nhc.W11,l.l,xMY. Y,xmwl.1f:x'. .. . .,. .L'.mr!1 Nha. WIi,1,1,m A. fJA'l'liS. .. . . .. .Cum-lz Junior Football Geouorz N1ew1i1.1, CR.-XXVFORIJ, III . . ,. .. .. .Caplafn ERN:-:ST RUTI11i12FoRo BRAUN.. ., . . .... .llafzagvr Mu. louN P. LANE . . .... . . .... . . .... . . ,... . , .... . .. .. .Caavlz Reserve Basketball IouN Lrmolsu CHISLETT ..., . . .... . . .... . . .... . .. . .. .jlanager MR. RUSSEL W. DAVIS.. .. . .. .. .Cam-fz Lightweight Baseball IOIIN l,I'IAIJl'lR CllISI.l'f'i 1'. . .. . .... . .. . . .... . .. . .. .. .Caplain 1NlR. ROl5I'IR'I' VICTOR How,xRn. .. . .. .Cum-I1 Junior Baseball RICHARD W1I.1.1,xM IYJANFORTII.. . .... . . .... . .. .. . .Co-Capfain IAMES Wr:sL15Y KINNEAR, III. ., . . .. . .Co-Caplafn IouN XVARD FIINIJMAN .... . .. .. .. . .jlanager MR. REN1-1 CARROLL .... . . . .. .Coach JU IOR SCHGCJL N f L ?lQ K r 3 fx' 5 V Av! ff - f --'J 3 , t ,I gl 'Q wmv! x 0 Q ' 9 S f, . P- GJ Q 5 W f s XT '. vf ff I U N ' D -, r i , - ,, AA' -I IEW, F K' I X NLHL Gr ERWIN WARREN COLE, A.B. fcorflaml Normal Schoolbg fcornelljg fUniversity of Pittsburgh HEHKZIHIHJIEI' f m. in u , 5 ' MAm:Am-:'r VRQUMAN liuomis, A.B. ALAN Cmxvm-:1.1, Gm-zum, A.l5. liq- fUnix'crsily of Pitislxurghjg AJW. CCOI- mliunu NOVIIHII f ' oljp Qvcsfcyfuxl Um- V urnlriu Univcrsiiyj. Second 1 0l'I7l. vcrsiiyfp iUlllX'0l'Si v oi P tsllllfglf VLC XM llufworcf aj!-J! X13 .gym-11111 l mvn'1,1z51 lgfrla gc, 5111116 zur? I 1 A , '7 ,ff 7 - , ' -Jodi! A ' AlJAl.l'Il'Z ll'NI'IxvlllGll'I', . . C0neonlu ,lx l,11:ll.A C1.ANl4:Y, AB. CUniveu-sity of Normal Schonljg fltruuzg Qnserviutory W Pittsburghj. 1 1'fg,-1 1.b,.m,f of Musick CNew Y rk taie egea . fj 1 fi 4 Thl,l'dl 0l'N1. , rl I 1? W ,A J I 1, ,Q ! ,- Ch W ' ' 1 luslcvll T1mRN'l'n1N, BS. CStutc Teachers College-Hg 51.5. fUnix'crsitv of Pitislmrglxj. .QIVNIII 1 m'm. A ful' V ll: 1' V' - 1 ' l ur21mA W. NI'ILYl3I'Il5Al7Plll, BS. CUni- versity of Pittslmurghj. l'v0lll'Nl l m'm Cl.,Xl'1Jl4I H. Hl'1s1sAma, A.B. CAn1hcrsO clilill'YilI'll SCIIUOI 131, IJlltVSil.'fll Pxflllcll' tionjg .W.l 1ml. cUIliX'Cl'SitX' of Pitls- lwumlmj. l ffll1 1901-111 f1mf,7l!1lrl1'1'.v. QLLALJZWA E1.uN Il. EA'1'wN, lu., 5.13. Qllolmrtj. Iuslcmx R. Su1'I 1', AB. fMcGill Uni lfzfllz 1 0l'l7I. '. vcrsityH. .S'1'.vll1 Form. ' .1 IVJ IJ Cf? , ,N Q4 Immun-tI,1xn1:1l1.1xI,w1z,xx,A,lS.Clk-uw xumiu Cullvgm- ful' XVUIIIUIIJ. fx'1'1nf4'l'- flrlru. ,' L . A, . 4 lvf .1 w ff, ma xX7'i Uxlelflil. XV. XYILANIP. fshippcnslulrg nic 'l'cau'hcrs Cullcgf.-J, Shop. ' A Y. :Nl Y: l 'lx .Du 1' a., , af' Ii xlv 11,-in: U , 4: :Ml'l'll,.'x.B. IB-.-Qm.-r lil11x1NX um N S College. .,1l4.l'lA1'. Qknjx NDIS' uxmku - XJQLQXGSL LD- gmfiwvnff' lixrnmlznm I. llmcll.-xxx, ILS. QSlippury Rusk Siuic Tcxxulmclx Cullcgcl l uu1'llI 1 mvn. ' fp ,f gf x lhmrinmwi I'11-:nut 'l'lum1'swN. HS. fl'cl111s.vlx'ul1i:n Slade Cullcgcj. .U11.ff1'. Grammar: I.. MvNr2.u1n', lnmlfm-lar qf Sl1'f114f1nf III.fll'I1l!ll'lIf.1'. Mmm :XNN GRA:-', AJS. 0Vcllcslcy Cullcgcj. 5'4'c'1'f'l4111V. fl ' 1 I, Seventh Form Noel Terry Adams George Singer Caplan Stephen Lee Cohen David Nlilo Curry Frederick Louis Dalzell Paul Browning Dickey, Ir. Fred lvlaul Fair Iohn Hayes Follanslmee, Ir Vtlilliam Frederick Gauss, Felton Lewis Gibbons Lawrence Bernard Gordon Ir. Robert Bole Heppenstall, Ir. George Hetzel Jerry Lovejoy Humphreys Brewster Bufifington King Richard Bernard iWlcCord Elliot ixlorrison Charles Reed Prichard Bayard Rea Iohn Earley Ricck George Baton Scheetz Carroll Elon Sinclair Ioseph Van Buslairk David Charles Vtlilley Sixth Form Oliver Blair, lr. Iames Leslie Boeringer lames Youngson Booth Rieharcl Henry Lee Childs lohn Hageclorn Cohen, lr. Xvilliam Ralston Curtis XVilliam Hean Dearth Glenn Dexvitt Uunmire, lr. james ixlarshall Helier Yvilliani Nlarshall Garclner, Ir Sanford Herbert Goldstein lohn lay Hall Samuel Aclams Hartwell, III Ahram Hays. III Charles Xvarren Kimlmall. lr Howarcl ixleclintie Love Rolmert Aclclison Lyne, lr. Charles Hale ixlatthews, Ill Grant iNleCargo, II Harold L. ixlitehell, lr. Louis Michael Flyers lohn Harris Briggs Phillips, Richard Roy Pivirotto Carl Edward Rieeli, Ir. 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H fxifm Q XX? ,7 is K x WILL YOUR FAMILY ENJOY Planned rotection? 0Perhaps you can afford to take chances in your daily busi- ness life. If you make a mistake, you are here to correct it. But you can't alford to gamble with the future security of your family. 0 There should be a plan in which your wishes are clearly expressed, your farnily's every need provided for, and every possible contingency foreseen and taken care of. Such a plan should provide competent administration for your estate and experienced management for your trust funds. In this way you can introduce a most desirable element of cer- tainty into your family's future prospects. 0 We are qualified, by training, experience and organization, to serve as your executor and trustee. May we give you further information? IDELITY TRUST COM PAN a4l-343 FOURTH AVE. PITTS B U R G H MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION QZQZQZQ , ,ax L, ' Tfgj 'fs Y, I I T W Hams mishings,Sa1szffShos,s 'fx s h bb :unison Avmul con. ronrv-rounm stun' U I 1 ' Nzwvoluc ' K ., N V ,rg Outfits for Summer '17 Sport 'I W 2 . A ifg Send for izkmxs-Izzuszmnd I ' if whal-iw and Illuslmled Military Prirr List Ill C IS NIW YORK IOITONI NIYIBUR 5, SERVING YOU IN PITTSBURGH HmnNnmwnB M P I T T S B U R G H FIFTH AVENUE S'WO0D STREET Convenient fbryou FEDERAL STREET BRANCH FEDERAL STREET and PARK WAY lmsnn FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE conromnou The strength of this bank is found in its assets, its service and its friends. May We Serve You? An invitation to Western Pennsylvanians Ivlicn -von Sclccl lllc Union Nzitiolial Bunk of Pi1tsI1u1'gI1 as IVOUI' own In-nik, -vnu arc clcfinitcly assured of ilicsc advantages: umiplclc ivzwilitics in inccl .VOLlI' needs, wliclhcr in cunnccliun willi Imnlcing inullcrs ur lrusi service-. Couricous irculrncnl all all limes, with lifslpful umpcrzltifm of llxv Ivcsl iypc. And prnnipl, cfiiciclll ziilcnlion to your finanfial ZIIIIIQIYS. NVQ invilc you in nmlcc inc Union NEIIIITIIEIIII .vour Iizxnliing Iiomc. THE UNIIIN N!-ITIIINAL Ill-INI-I IIF PITTSBURGH NI I I I I Iirnrrwf- S3 Mull Ms-mln-r If:-:Is-r:lI Ill-posit Innur I 5 l KAY, RICHARDS 8z CO. UNION TRUST BUILDING Pittsburgh, Pa. fllembenr NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE CASSOCIATED CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE LEWIS B. R. SHRIVER D GENERAL INSURANCE Inc. E CE 0800 1801 UNION BANK BUII DINC JIM, DUFF, BILL LEWIS Tllh CR 17800 Call HIGHLAND LAUNDRY CU. P1'll.rlm1ylz'.r .fllofl lC'.l'l.'lllJ'1.I't' Lazuzdljzf' if IIIIIFII You lfanl Your- DRESS and SILK SHIRTS CUSTOM IRONED SILK UNDERGARMENTS, etc.. HAND LAUNDERED FINE TABLE LINENS, etc.. IRONED BY HAND 'A' 5708 WALNUT STREET MOnI.rose 5222 THE HOBBY SHOP Cumplele Ll-IIFJ' Of All . Undef Su ppl1'e.r BOATS, RACECARS, H. O. RAILROADS, AIRPLANES SaIes and Service Un Any Miniature IWIntor II4 SIIERIDAN SQUARE EAST END, PITTSBURGII HIIzlmI 8751 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS JOHNSTON The jflnrist QE bl02 PENN AVENUE MOntrnse 7777 PITTSBURGH, PENNA. Louise M. Packard CATE RER 4900 CENTER AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. Phone Mnynower 8500 COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE J. H. McCUTCI-IEON AGENCY 337 uNloN TRUST BUILDING THOMPSON 8: CO. PAINT MANUFACTURERS P1T'1's1sURG11, PA. TH E AMERICAN STEEL BAND CO. FUR STEEL HOOPS AND BANDS Pittsburgh Crushed Steel Co. -1839 Hurrisnn Sirccl Piilslxurgll, Pa. D .llan1qfm'lul'f'1w Qf Iron and Steel Abrasives Fl,ORIS'l'S AND DECORATORS THOMPSON'S KH IVORHICS STREET PITTSBURGII. PA. 1WA.vllmxcl I L'nn1,11l1'n1ml.v Qf WILLIAMS 81 COMPANY v-sa META L WAREHOUSE 001 PENNA. AVENUE NORTH SIDE BERGER's For DRUGS STQEBENERS '7' Dependable For Nearly A Century 6742 REYNOLDS STREET DEPARTMENT STORE lW1Ontr0se 9030 -PPSHOESM '-'09 6524 YVILKINS AVENUE g I . H . HARI 4965 Speffzafzzm' In filling 0,0 m , 1 V N 6227 PENN AVE. RING EDXX ARD APTS. Schenley 5770 6250 FRANKSTOXVN AVE. SHEET METAL SPECIALTY CO. Sub.r1'd1'z11jy of 1 0fl11l1.rbc'e Sigel Corp. evo I1lI1llllft1l'1lll'6l'J' Qf STOVE PIPE MILK CANS METAL STAMPINGS OLS THIRD AND LIBERTY AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. 55. , , Q4 H X ' ,lf ,gg 5. ll '1- l A ' .,-f' L'lIlII,lJlI'l7lt'Hf-9' Of CHARLES VV. MCGINNIS lfvgfmnzf .IIIIIZIZ-IIt'l', 6vl'0llf7 Dl.l'l'.fl.l7l1 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co More com ort for your heating dollar Champion gives von liar more for your heating dollar than any other lntunnnous coal! It's hugh Ill heal value, hnrns longer, cleaner and more economically, lmecuusc thc waste funnel nn most coals ns removed lrum Champion. Ymfll urclcr fewer times when vnu lmurn Cham mlonl . l Pl'lvl'Sl3URGll COAL CCJMPANH' Relafl l,l't'l..I'l.UIl 409 XVUUD S'l'Rl':lC'l' Ulinni 3121 J llampion ll rvfwxmmalirmn 'H M D. H. SERUSET Cfuuvzed 12111-411 in Pl.ffJl7lll10ll 1'Y'0lIl PENNSYLVANIA CREAM Company L- L L . I . ill- 7,1 -f I I I I I I Dygyg and BBtt6l' Bllftel' Buffer llml 1'.v 110-lf.I' I'?'e.n-lzer 5 f'f 4--f-lfil-f Ti, TRY IT! Hllfmd 4600 EFAIRMONTCREAMERYCQQ Esvnusnu IIN-Quufvllmn Gas Oulu hucnv ELLIOTTIS Thank You FOR YOUR PATRONAGE 0p!1'c1'an.f' - .ln Oplfval Serv1'z'e Tha! Sal1'.fHf.r 35 YEARS ON SIXTH ST. B. K. ELLIOTT CO. 0p,,-I.,-W. PITTSBURGH ES1..b1ishe.l 1900 JOHN CARVER, Jr. Dealer ln CHOICE MEATS i' Slaflv No. 6 and f, DIAMOND MARKET f Bell Phone, ATlantic I9 9 Res. Phone, MA-vlIower 7896 l 1flL'l9INU DI If 1'S: is our business. YVe supply dogs of every age anal breecl with a balancecl, varied nliet. l lU2'SH , 1116,-I I ' is an essential food for all clogs anal there is no substitute for it. RISING' ,UICJT CUSTS now make this an expensive diet for the individual dog owner to supply. VUIJ Zilla' PI 'RCl1.IS1,YG'.' ot' over one anal a half tons of fresh meat every week enables The Lltllll-IH' cl0IPllIll'J',l'lll:ll to sup- ply this essential food for your clog at a reasonable cost. Canine Commissary Lei u.s-feedyvur dqqu 5505 WALNUT STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. MAyflower 9200 AIKEN AVENUE Meat Market FRANK ZWINGGI, Prop. HOME DRESSED MEATS AND POULTRY l 1'r.vl1 1'l1.J'!l and QwIe1'.r ltlqgm ana' c.llIt'C'J'6 Telephone, lVlAyllowcr 5918 815 SOUTH AIKEN AVENUE, E. E. LlUlIl,Ufl.l7lt'l1fJ' IU JVIR. SID R. WILKGFF TOOL STEELS and SINTERED CARBIDES For COMPLETE SHOP TOOLING FIRTHITE --Sintcred Tungsten Carbide ff-Tips and 'fouls CIRCLE CfSuper High Speed Steel CRONIOVAN --High Production Die Steel BLUE CHIP -Standard High Speed Steel DIE STEELSYMI all Types STAINLESS STEELfBars and Wire Fl RTHA LOY 'feDrawing Dies FIRTH-STERLING STEEL COMPANY MCKEESPORT, PA. BETTER LIGHT BETTER IGHT With I. E. . LAMPS ISALY'S fp 4 i gEg .151-ffl f' ' - NIIIHIQ I II: III HQII ICE CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS lU'J'fI1bfl..I'!Il'l1 ,fprlf 17, 16229 GEORGE A. KELLY COMPANY Iflzulwfzle l11'11.q411'.vl,r 102-I0-I-100-108-I I0-I I2 N INTH STREET PITTSBU RGH, PA. DUNN-SCOTT CO. U11 fld I 7,111 l.l'I'llll.I' cm llawnlrmvl Ujyirr JENKINS ARCADE SUIT:-1 4047-4'I'II I 1.oon Gknnl 0878 AEFIIFII fry Ufffve PHYSICIANS BUILDING I2I UNIV!-:us1'rY PLACE MAyfIower 5242 PITTSBURGH GEISLER BROTHERS A RT DEALERS Q. ,' A511141 1662 L. P. GEISLER, Prop. IVIOnf.rosc 8578 0 Spvcfal allrnlfan 1' rn lo lln' 'fl'1llHllIllI Qf p ' I u'r.r Io onln- 0 5627 Penn AVENUE PITTSBURGH. PA. GET IT AT GRAFF'S I1 ardsuare SHEET METAL WORK lANITOR'S SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS 'U' GRAFF BROTHERS, INC. 59 I 2 PENN AVENUE Hllaml 3050 East Liberty LIBERTY BAKING COMPANY 9:90 Bakers of Flavor Queen BREAD PIES CAKES PARKE'S ORANGE PEKOE TEA BALLS INDIVIDUAL SERVICE Evan Cup a Trealu CUFFEE-TEAS4SPICES CANNED FOODS F LAVORING EXTRACTS l.. H. PARKE COMPANY Phaladelphii. Pittsburgh FRIED'S Brilliant Pharmacy The Store of Courtesy and Service ST 2680-9878 ASPINWALL PRESCRIPTION SPECIA LISTS FCJLLANSBEE STEEL CORPORATION V Pittsburgh ...... Pennsylvania Complimen ts of E. M. HILL Lumber Company Phone : Srferling 2500 SCHOPENE Sales and Service . Cfzljzfffer and PAlfH10llf!l . Freeport Rd. near Fox Chapel Rd. SHARPSBURG, PA. Compliments of A FRIEND COMMUNITY MARKET VV. A. I-IALI., Pmprfefof' MEATS GROC ERI ES PRODUCE FREMONT 1200 319 SOUTH LANG AVENUE SHADYSIDE MARKET JAMES CUTRARA 5509 YVALNUT STREET Frewfz l l'lll-fJ' and Vegeiablef I fnc.rI Qualify 1101110111 Fafzqy ffl'0L'L'l'l.6J' and Jleaflr Phone: SC. 5470 I,UMBr:xz M1 LLWORK Hillside Stone 85 Supply Co. FREEPORT ROAD-ASPINWA LL STERLING 0800 BUILDERS SUPPLIES Tsmmzzo Thomas Page Sons GROCERS MAY FLOWER 4800 - 4801 - 4802 735 SOUTH AIKEN AVE. Pi1lsImurgI1, Pa. NIOntrusc 4090 GEH RING HARDWARE CU. HARDWARE PAINTS VARNISHES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES WINDOW GLASS H29 N. HIGHLAND AVENUE PittsImurgI1. Pu. If'v'uz' Filled Feel 1 1ffL11 Yr'ar.r Qualfly Sliver FOR TIIE XVIIOLE FAAIILY OFFICIAL SCOUT SHOES FOR BOYS P. I.UDEBUEI'II. 8: SUN PENN AND FRANKSTOXVN East Lilveriy IDHN DUNLAP CU. T9 arnegie P ns l ...ENJoY... FOREMGST I CE QIQEAM IT'S HEALTHFUL JOHN C. KOHNE 85 COMPANY i' i' l,c',lIL'I1ffI1f7fL' I 11,ruf'alzcc PRINTERS SINCE 1887 Sy,-,-,Q-5 'A' 'I' S I N C E 1 8 7 .J 255 Collins Avenue C lth B ld 5, asf Liberfy Pittsburgh, Pa 516 l- th A P tt b gh P To Benefit idnother Generation OWN through the ages a tree has provided man with shelter from the storm, and shade from the summer sun,- a symbol of strength and security to each generation. So The Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh has be' come a firmly rooted symbol of assistance and security to several generations ofcustomers, providing them with financial services in the conservation of their estates. THE UNIUN TRUST COMPANY DF PITTSBURGH MAIN OFFICE. FIFTH AVENUE AND GRANT STREET EAST LIBERTY BRANCH. PENN AND CENTRE AVES. COM PLIM ENTS TO SHADY SIDE ACADEMY AND BEST WISHES FROM FORBES NATIO AL BA K Jlain Office Fifth and Oakhxnd Avenues MEMBER FEDERAL Branch Uffce GULF BUILDING Grant and 7th Avenue nEPosrr INSURANCE com: IF It's recorded . . we have itI Yes, at PIttSIlllI'gIl,S t'zn'0rIte record Head- quarters, you'II IIncI just what you wantI From IVIascagnI to IVI0uIerns . . . from Bach to Boogie-Avoogie . . . From Sibelius to SwingI TIl6f I'6 :III hereI TWO CONVENIENT SHOPS 'NP NATIONAL RECORD MART PENN AT WHITFIELD East Liberty WOOD AT DIAMOND Down Town PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CU. GLASS MIRRORS PAINTS Junction Coal 81 Coke Co. Cfmlz Hard lY'l'Ul10lIII.t'l1l NI':VII,I.I': AND N I,. CUKE II II.n'f!1'1f1l111fUlrlva' Tl'4'r1h'4f ISY0A't'l' Coal 3408 PENN AVENUE SCln-nlq' 7733 IN' '- DuplicatingffQLcttcrs Addrcssingglwailing LSWUC' Piltslmurglfs oldcsl firm the nlillli ANN Esuxh 1907 I1Jvcl'l1'.f1'ng Sf'l'v1'1'1 510 FIFTII AVENUE ATIamliC I290 PITTSIIURGII. PENNSYLVANIA Lf.-'lf'd, I711lf.vIrda114fl,m'11fSIm'k.r . . . C'a1'p0l'aIz' l1l14!.II1lIll'l'1'fII1l ffufzzff MUURE, LEONARD 81 LYNCH UNION TRUST BUILDING Pl'l l'SBURGH, PA. Nlcw Yomi GR lar-:Ns nu no M EM B E RS No.-w York Stock Ifxclmngc NL-w York Curb I':XCI1illlgC I'I1iIzuIcIpI1iz1 Slock Exchangc Pillslmurgh Slock E:-:cImngc Chicago Board of Trade 'I'IfI,I'fPHUNI'1: A'I'Iuniic 0558 Iron City Produce Co. IllL'0lf70l'l1f6l1I CHAS. BLICKLE, Pl'6.f1.d6I1l 'ff' Xvliolesale Marketing Agents of Fru Ihr, Vegela bfef, 156l'l'llc'J' and Ijtlllfflllj .1 t' 2008-10 SMALLMAN STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. F 0 ICTORY STATES DEFENSE X I oNDs AND 1, t' STAMPS 0 Compliments of THE ORIGINAL Gio. K. STEVENSON Co. Quafizfu Foods' Sfnre 1826 C09 447 BEAVER STREET Telephone Sewickle-v 1600 Eisenstat Candy Co IVfzafe.rafe ClJlTf'6L'fl't1lZ.1' Tobaccof, .Volfonlr 1616 CENTRE AVENUE Atlantic 7965 Pittsburgh, Pa -f P 1 : YI 1: :iw wif L ,: LU X5 'ix . .'.' ,N rxcrrraffd CORRECT MEN'S WEAR WORLDS FAMOUS MAKES DOBBS HATS EDWIN CLAPP SI IOES CUSTOM MADE AND READY MADE crowns ny scHu.1.ER CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER FINE PURE-SILK NECKWEAR PHILIP INDUVINA 81 SONS COMPLETE MODERN FOOD MARKET 5435 WALN UT STREET East End, PitfsIwurgI'1, Pa. Hivlllllt'-l'lIlt' and Rflaff Finest Quality DIeai, Fruits, Vegetables, and Groceries Dorf! l1c.r1'lnl1: lo phone u.r, you wffl l'er'c1've llze .ramc fue qual1'Lvfood.f fum! a.r llmulqlz you had melevlea' llzem -ll0lll'J't'4f. 84,1 K E N N lc D Y ' S L BAKED GOODS ATIuntic 497I 52l YVood Street CUSTOM MADE COATS and SUITS O.. From A DRESSES Aflernoon, Evening, Sporl 1 I RIEND FURS AND IWIILLINERY 's gizffayfar 45I PENN AVENUE WILLIAM M. DUFF Personal Life Insurance Program To Provide Income for Dependants Personal Life Insurance Program To Provide Education for Children Personal Retirement Plans A Complete Group Insurance Program For Protection of Employees THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES 200 FRICK BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PENNA. ATLANTIC 2800 East End Fox Chapel Re.rz'a'rnf1'af I arnz1r FOX CHAPEL REAL ESTATE CO, 349 FREEPORT ROAD ASPINNVALI. STerIing 2112 LOU KENDALL KEN DowNs NEVILLE COKE CHAMPION COAL CONCRETE BLOCKS READY MIXED CONCRETE BUILDERS SUPPLIES KELLER BROS. --Yamh- EAST LIBERTY EDGEXNOOD HIIz1ncI II05 CHurChiII 0106 DlCK'S MARKET RICHARD MATUSZESKVS SONS WHOLESALE POULTRY AND EGGS SUCKLING PIGS 4 , - , 'ijsis 5 X - L-ggi 'vw'-if , -9.-,Cu yan lb fa, 3 1 25 MNUQW dw ,VAL 4' M. 1911-I5 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, Pu l'fmm'.' ATlantic 4008 fi' llress your het .llenlr If 76'L1l' f7L'Ill'l'l11II ffzelre dzlr- f7iF7 l,',1l1111,-1,-lla! I1lZl7lp,g- fl.,-cg-1ll'6 you Qf W I L'.l'l't'l'Lfl.lIllIAIj J'lIIt1l'f ljfl'J'.' Brentwood Sportswear O Manhattan Shirts xl fi B.V.D. Dress and Sport ,SZ Inter-VVoven Socks I Ierk's Hosiery fi Botany Ties ' M Regal Aire Ties AWD Paris J' Swank 5911-I9 PENN AVENUE Phone HI-5800 COM PLI MEN TS Fur MILITARY JEve'r:l,m' QF A SIIUCK-NVA'I'I'fR PROOF MILITARY XVATCIIPS IDI'NIII ILAIIONI BRACELETS, ALI, TYPES III I'IARY IIL IURI' I-RA IES SIPRI INK, SII VI'R SI IRVICI'1 RINICS SI'I'RI ING IDI IN IIFICATION NI LI L II 'AIRS V000 STREET AT OLIVER AVENUE-PITTSBURGH W. WARRICK H1 viii vlvrs :nib Siltirrsxnitlis 2242233 PENN AND SHADE' EAST LIISICRTY OUR -t2Nn Yi-gui TIIC Saga tlrlxfflllllillll filllllill' This is the story ot' Areliiluilil tlunlile, A Slmily Sicle grail Hlitllt' wiilest reiiown . . . ttho, zititer ln.-ing tossesl out without Cum l,:iusle, Ueciilecl ut worli he slioulil lmest settle tloxxiig lle leisurely poretl thru the llelp Xtiint- eil columns, Anil snililenllv glimpseil this one . . . NV:inteil, ai miin Ot. sterling uttaiinments . . . wages no Olriect, As long ns his wgirclrolie is quite spie n spain. i' i' i' Areliiluilcl grozineil, tor his coininon-stnst tolil him Sairtorizil spleniloi' wus nexei' his Forte . . . ln tuet, it' you trieil to ileserilse his zip- pezirainee Yoifcl sziy, Uh, well, tiunlale's the slop- pyish sortlu lint here was zi jolt that he wzinteil quite luully, Anal olivioiisly something hull to lie ilone. For :is hc loolccil now, the oilils on his getting it tvere. sluill we sity, nlrout lfiglity to one! i' i' 'I' lint :ill ot in suilclen ai liright thought ais- saiileil him, lt' others eoulil ilo it, then why eouliln't hel There must lie .-'onwnm' in the City ot Pittsliurgh To help the aippeziraince ot' someone like mel Anil then he rememliereill Czilleil HUT- CHINSUN Cl,lf.fXNl'fRSl Anal aislieil them to senil tor his clothes right ziwai-V, Giving to euch ai iletaiileil over-liziuling, ixlzilaing them spotless the llU'llClllN- SUN Xtai-vl iii' Ol course there s .Q IUt!l'ill in this llttle tlitiv, QA moral we lizirilllx' sh iulsl have to expl iinl lt' you loolieil lilie tiunltle ilu something iiliout it . . . A well-groomeil oppeziiuiiiee turns lwss into gain! if Do as so iniuilv ot' your lirienils me iloing lust go to the phone . . . Call llUTClt- INSON Cl,l'fiXNl'fRS, S'I'l'1Rl.l Nti FUU R- 'l'll R lf lf-ll UN- DRED . , . You'll lilie our xxorla . . , Uur prices . . . :intl our servicel THE END 'At this point. the FUJSE went out tor ai wiillil But you get the general iileail HUTCHINSON CLEANERS .SN ' 9 Q ivfx i Z S Z Z f I fm-2. 'E' 7076-7-8 IENKINS ARCADE PITTSBURGH 705 HIGHLAND BUILDING EAST Emu 705 ROSS AVENUE W1 l.u1NslsUuo where are many secrets that cause peopIe to admire the inciivi- duality of DAVIDSON 81 CO. glasses . . . besides, the finest in materials and efficiency to style jlucige for yourself by bringing your eye Physician's prescription for glasses in and taIIi the matter over without oIJIigation. Davidson 84 Co. Guffdrrqff c,,0flit'lit1ll.l' il Lffezfime of Service 1887 I942 ' ' for Ure YOUNG MAN GRADUATE ELGIN, HABIILTON, GIRARD-PERREGAUX GRADUATION WATCHES R. G. HENNE .lewelvr 6018 CENTER AVE. East Liberty W. W. Wattles 8. Sons Co Jewrferm Since I8 59 517 XVOUD STREET PITTSBURGH n jjn CREAM TOP MILK SERVED EXCLUSIVELY AT THE SHADY SIDE ACADEMY SENIOR SCHOOL OTTO CREAMTHRU HOMOGENIZED MILK OTTO CREAMTHRU BUTTER MILK - OTTO CREAMTHRU CHOCOLATE MILK OTTO MILK COMPANY BEHIND THE ENDURING INSTITUTION! SUCCESSFUL CUSTOMERS FARMERS DEPOSIT NATl0 AL BA K I vlnfvl firlied l X 2 Capflaf and Surpfuw Fzjfleen .II1'!ll.0l'l llalfarw iwember Fed I D ' t IIISUPZIIICC COI'pUriltlUI'l eposl . For 1f6ff6l' cvffdllllli-0 and Tailoring Call HAzeI H596 J NURTHUMBERLAND Cleaning 8. Tailoring Co. 5876 NORTHUMBERLAND STREET W S. HILL COMPANY PITTSBURGH funn usnnn- :mm one BATON COAL COMPANY IVIIUI, 1:19, 11,16 131672 Ill, CDAL - COKE Geo. B. Reed 85 Co. -'Upfff'1'a11.r Ground Floor Icnlcins Arcaclc 1 Y 1 DEFENSE CALLS FOR ACCURATE VISION! lVIOntx'osc 2144 Highland Floral Co. 1'Yl7tUEl'J' Qf Illdl't'l'liLldfl.Llf F LOVVERSW- Each bloom full of fragrant beautyfa small token, but oh, how welcome, just because you re- mcmbcrccl. 6010 PENN AVENUE PVFTSHURGH, PA. HAVE A NATURAL COLOR PHOTOGRAPH MADE OF YOUR SON 15.11 HIGHAHIJ ARNOLD LITTLE For Appointment Call MOntrose 4450 THE BEST IN FINEST FOODS Free 1JC'fl.t'6l:ll PERL 84 REICL-IBALJM l905 IVIURRAY AVENUE lAcl4son H00 RANDCLPH and MCCLEMENTS, Inc. Ifslalxlisllcd 1882 Y't'lt',l7lI0lIl', fWON'1'ROSIC 2500 MCCLEMEN TS COMPANY Uwfzcd and U,m'ra!cd by Randnlplz ci' , 71'f'Cle1 r1wzf-1'. Im Tvlvpl1mw, M0N'r1zosr: 3424 NUI! IIUTH 117' UNE l,0CflY'10N I2-I SOUTH WHITFIELD STREET EAST END Pittsburgh's Leading Florists eadow Gold Samoan 44666, ICE CREAM Pure Cream, fresh fruit and our oriaihal Smooth- freeze Process are three big reasons Why Meadow Gold lce Cream is so deliciously different. lt's richer, creamier, fastier! Thaf's why more and more people say Meadow Gold lce Cream, Please! Try it- Enioy the Great American Dessert! I.. I7 m,,,,fli1l'W lg-u Meadow v G old 'ce Cream Meadow Gold Dairies, Inc. . . MOntrose 7500 Cl0l7l,D!l'l7lt'lI!J' Qf GRI, FTINC CA RDS WILKINSBURG BUICK CO. 7-13 ROSS AVENUE far all 0t'l,'fZ.O'l.0l1.l' 9,9 w Wlllliilislmiiig, Pcnna Ann M. Cllurchill 8700 L. iNllLLl'IR, Proprfelar 5853 Forlmcs Slrccf YOUR DAY LUZS All-ill-EAD.. . irruz one, your day lies ahead. Those things so necessary to your health and well-being must not be lost sight of in roday's turmoil. Now, as in the past-the home is the bul- wnrk of the nation. It must bc safeguarded and protected. Both Heating and Plumbing are too impor- tant to health protection and mean too much to the welfare of the whole family to be cn- trustcd to any but the experienced hands of the Heating and Plumbing Contractor, cmzxmw MERICAN ,Standard RADIATOR ,Sanitarg clfawcynl CORPORATION 75114614096 Ox! hon In Steel Boileu A Furnaces fn! Coal, Oil. Gu - lhmlilmu . Cul Lron Elumeled In Vmeoux Lhme Plumbing Fixtures In Plumbers' Bun Good: 1 Winter All Conditioning Units - Coal ind Gu Wllet Hnreu - Oil Bllrnrn - Mellini Atlttmlitl Qwnllhl ma. Amorlem Bedlam A Sumlud Bmlur: wrnorlul Con1pf1'nzefzl.rand liar! IV1'J'h1'.l' R from The Musical Clubs of Shady Side Academy MR. R. V. IIOVVARD, l9z'1'ef'lor W11.1.1.1m P. 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U Photo-engravings, by ment in industry ond wor. telling the complete story with Ali Out ond On to Victory, pictures, work for the 'A' is the keynote of the men who work for A photo-engrover in American achieve- 'k HSL5 x Qxfggfv' 'k the present effort. 1 2 it-7' a ft i' zM ,.5' ik The Stevenson 6- Foster Co PRINTERS - LITHUGRAPHERS - STATIUNERS li2I Seventh Avenue - Pittsburgh, Penn iw-iw! CoLLEeE Ammums HIGH sc:HooL vma Boom Momrnw Duaucmloms l l Our representative will be pleased to assist you when compiling your next Publication. . . . Telephone GRant I55l . . . PRINTERS SINCE 8 2 Acknowledgments The business and editorial staffs of the ACADEMIAN are grateful to all those whose help has made this volume possible. 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