Shady Side Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1946 volume:

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We appreciate his eagerness to help boys outside the classroom as well as in it, his understanding and sympathetic interest in his students, not only while they are here, but after they leave. Mr. Waldrop has been here twenty-three years. The twinkle in his eye remains undimmed, the vigor in his step undiminished. He is our friend, and we of the Class of 1946 take pleasure in dedicating this volume of the Academian to him. vv , y -rr if 4 5255 1 1 , . TP 3 ...ng jf., ,g,.5-.,.p,,...a gf JL! -3. . . ,V . . - ., A z ff' F ' ' - 7 . gi . ,.-- :K . X , V?!ylf'2,:.Vx,5:!,.1-',4.f .. .,f.i',?-,. vt Cdnfen-is ' ' 4 X ,Q- .. af 'fi ! W 555 5? . r. . eg .' Ai: 5 . 7 ' .U Vg. ,. ,.f,. , u,. ,. .1 . ' V 5- 1 n -. LT ' U' . 'f , Q- 'YJ .W , . fw .5 5 1, ug ' '. . . A 1.1 H V. t I- ,ll Y 5 V1 . ..,: ,V ,' 1 '. .-3 'YA 'W . ' - ' Y 1 V I L . .fi , ,X ' - '. -'T -L fl., . ', ,K 2. L. 21 - , 7 G xl ww V. ,Q , . , , f I Y, ,. ' ,A QWA' -- -L ' .' 11?-, -V Q ,.,1 I . X r OH ' T1oNs ' N s , . 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Drrefttzr of Alhlellltts and I'hys1't11I 11idLlftlH-OVTQ Health EL1UL'tIlliOl7f Courh, Junior Varsity Football: Head Coach, Trark. CHARLES P. SHRIVER A.B. lfrnnklin and Marshall College. Appointed September. IOI8. Mtttht' l77tIIlt'S,' Cottvh. Junior' I-oolbttllf Xlx .itkttnvt f'ctt1t'h, l,tllSllllf liust-Imll. lVlERl.li M. ALEXANDER l7h.B, liranltlin and Nlnrslmll College: .leflferson Medical College. Appointed September. l0l8, Detmg St'i't-nw. GEORGE BYRON WALDROP A.B. Georgetown College: A.lVl, 'lin- lane University: A.M. Harvard Uni- versity. Appointed September, l9Z3. Latin, Greek. IIII-Ulbfbllli R I IQXNIAN IHS lmnklm ,md Mnrslmll Kullvgu. I OUIS C1 Cfl5I lfS'l'lN IH 5. Unlvvrsllv dc l'.1r1s: HI , Umvcr MA UIXIYVISIIV ul Pillwlullglu, Ap 4' dc Nanfv. Ulilcicr Li' .Mxuicnwic pmnlvmi Nun-1nlu'v. 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Middlebury College: Uni- versidad Obrera, Mexico: Special Diplomas: Universite de l.ille and The Sorbonne. lfrance. Appointed Septem- ber. l9 m-l. Spanish, Frenfh, A. FRED SOCHATOFF AB. University of Pennsylvania: Ph.D, University of Pittsburgh, Ap- pointed September. l93O, History, English, Lcltin. LEE S. GORHAM AB. Bowdoin College: M.A, Colum- bia University. Appointed February. 1944. History. l. WAl.'lilili .IONIiS l':.S. University ol llitlslwurgli. Ap pointed St-ptemlwr. IU-H. IIINIIIIALII Hftlfl f truth, Htl.xltt'lfJilllZ llMt.XltIl7! Votztly, lonllrtlll. 'I1title. ARLIN M. COOK AB. XN'estern Reserve: MA. Columbia University: Adellvert College ol' West ern Reserve: Graduate School. Cornell University: Graduate School. Colum lwia University. Appointed September. I9-l-l. Ifntllish, Shop, Mt'i'l7i1r71't't1l Dmwirw. llublir SDUKIIYI-l7t1. l3l.lETClll2R .l. PROCTOR BS.. M.S. University ol' Vermont Appointed September, ll?-H. Biology flxsixlttrvl fitltlth, litlxltwlhttll: cltltllnh Junior litlsvhtlll. CARI, M. COCIIIKAN ROBlfR'l' li. SlVll'l'll All XXl.lSllllllll1lll Collrygeg MJX. Yale IRA. State University ol' Iowa: lVl.lfd. lliiivnxity: .lolms llopltinx Univer- University of Piltslitlrgli. illullvenm- sity: New Yotlt Stliool oi Interior Il't'X,' Cfutnolv, tllll'IllHl'-lY1lI'SlilLl I-'oollmll lit-tomtion. ,Mvpoiitli-tl September. ljaskvlbull, iftlillll Courh, Baseball. IU-l-l. lilV7Qfl-hh, flll, l'ul1lit tSfJt'tl,2l-Htl. ELIZABETH KEITH BOTSET B.A. Smith College: I5.S.. L.S. Car- negie Institute of Technology. Ap- pointed September, IO44. l.i'hrariun. CLARENCE J. GEER A.lVI. Hamilton College. Appointed l894. English Env:-rllttx. PART TIME INSTRUCTORS ALICE VAN HEUSEN AB. Keuka College. Appointed September, I9-I5. Typing. VJILLIAIVI COLLINS KING BS. Carnegie Institute of Technology. Appointed April, I0-Hu. C l7en71'slrt1. ON LEAVE OE ABSENCE PARKER BERG AB. Lehigh University. Appointed September, 1038. English und Mt11ht'n7t1li'f.s THEODORE H. RUPP A.B. Franklin and Marshall College: IVLA, Pennsylvania State College. Appointed September, 1943. English, iVIu1henzulz't-s, History. Coaching Staff MR. COL. MR. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. BOARD OF TRUSTEES E. BRUCE HILL. '01--- WALTER D. WILKISON George E. Alter, '34 Charles B. Baton, '26 W. Forman Bickel, '09 H. Vaughan Blaxter Stanley N. Brown John Cu. Buchanan, '05 Samuel B. Casey, '22 John O. Chesley John R. Chislett, '03 Hon. John P. Egan Mr. Dr. Roy A. Hunt, '99 David D. Kennedy, 'OO OFFICERS ROBERT E. WITHERS.-. Dr. Edward R. Weidlein .------------------,--.President Er...,----.----,-.Vice-President .....-.-.--.Secretary and Treasurer Artemas C. Leslie William C. Lewis, '28 Charles Lockhart, '23 Charles L. McCune Marshall L. McCune, '26 W. L. Mellon William A. Meyer, '28 Augustus K. Oliver, '98 Alfred C. Pollock James C. Rea, '00 Harry A. Sipe, '14 Robert N. Waddell SENIOR SCHOOL STAFF WALTER D. WILKISON . .. .. ,, . ., ..... --..,,Business Manager ROBERTA S. CONNER .- --..-...Execuriue Secretary KATHRYN M. TIERNEY-.. .............. .-Secretary BELINDA LUZELL BEHE.-. .. . ..,.. Accountant MARIE L. LOTZMANN.. - .. .Secretary HELEN L. HOUGHAM . . . -- . ...Secretary EVELYN H. CROSLAND. E -- Matron ALVILDA OLIVER. R.N. - . Health Director WILLIAM R. MARSHALL, M.D. . .......... -Physician JOHN L. MARSHALL, M.D.... - . .... . ..... ........... .-.Physician W. M. THOMPSON. JR.. D.D.S .... -. - - ..... ..--......-.Orthodontist JAMES G. LAFFERTY-- -. . .- . l . .- .Superintendent of Buildings FRANK RICHARDSON.- c ..... .c .. .- Assistant, Athletic Department ALUMNI OFFICERS GEORGE E. ALTER, '34 .... . -- .. .......... ..... . . ..... . ..... President ALAN ARENSBERG. '32.-. -. . ..... Vice-President CHARLES G. COLE. '26 - -. .. .-Vice-President B. KENNETH ELLIOTT, JR.. '31.. E - ..... - ..... ..... S ecretary GEORGE BECKWITH. '28.- ....... . ...... .. ........... Treasurer WILLIAM ADDENBROOK, '29 - .... Assistant Treasurer SIXTH FORM DON BALMAN BLENKO 14DOnvy Born May 25, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1934 Middle Road Allison Park. Pa, DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR AMHERST was 'f :, J. ,E 6515545- i s 1944-1945: Student Council: News: Fifth Form Dance Committee: Orchestra: Saxophone Quin- tet: Cast of Gargoyle Play: Library Com- mittee: J. V. Football: Varsity Wrestling Squad: J. V. Baseball: Mohawk. 1945- 1946: Student Council: Editor-in-Chief, News: Academian: Secretary, Gargoyle Society: A Cappella Glee Club: Saxophone Quin- tet: Orchestra: Sargon Society: Library Committee: Cum Laude: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Library Committee: Mohawk. 'Wm wb WILLIAM GEORGE BOLANIS, 11 1944-1945: Orchestra: A. Cappella Glee Club: Football: Varsity Wrestling Squad sity Track Squad: Blackfoot. 1945-1946: Orchestra: A. Cappella Glee Club demian: Secretary-Treasurer, Croft Library Committee: J. V. Football sity Wrestling Squad: Blackfoot. J. V. 2 Var- Aca- Hall I 1 Var- Bolo Born February 6, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1942 1457 Greystone Drive Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING FOR CORNELL LESTER WILLIS BOSS 19-444945: Forum: Library Committee: J. V. Soccer: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. 1945-1946: Library Committee: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Wrestling: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. 1 Les Born June 3, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1944 4727 Wallingford St. Pittsburgh, Pa. CROIIT HALL PREPARING FOR M. I. T. if .K X: QUERY? Htl Born October 26, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1945 1020 Martha Avenue Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Cjleoifl' HAL1. IJRIQPARING ron DAR'i'Mot1'm EDWIN PRUGH BROWN 1945-19-16: Secretary-Treasurer. Croft Hall. tSecond Termt: Aeudenrian: S. B. C. Club: Lib- rary Committee: J. V. Football: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Track: Blackfoot. WILLIAM RORAI-I CI-IESLEY Chas Cheeze Born December 24, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1934 220 Lingrove Place Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR BowDoIN 0 5 SWE 46 9- 'Ww w at I' 4,, fi Affx . THOMAS WILLIAM COOK, JR. 1944-1945: J. V. Football: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. 1945-1946: Library Committee: J. V. Football: Var- sity Wrestling: Varsity Track: Mohawk. 1944-1945: Vice-President, Gargoyle Society: A Cap pella C1lee Club: J. V. Soccer: Blackfoot 1945-1946: Gargoyle Society: A, Cappella Culee Club J. V. Soccer Squad: Blackfoot. Bill Cookie Born July 4, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1934 1429 Lincoln Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING POR OBERLIN MARK COSGROVE 1944-1945: 1,ibrary Committee: J. V. Football Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: J. V. Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. 1945-1946: Library Committee: S. B. C. Club: J. V. Soccer Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. 5111! V WM 1'NI'C'l?'1. Danny , l'1'nl2ey Born December 31, 1927 llntered Shady Side 1934 212 Tennyson Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 1ii.l,swoR'1'ii Houslf Pnisimicimo ron YAt.is ak 4: 11237 g '52 f,fERqs' Cosy CosIverg Born April 30, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1944 l l 6304 Jackson Street Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY S'1'LIDl5N'1' PRisPARiNo ifoiz CoRNts1.1. RICHARD W1l-L1AM DANFORTH 1944- 1945: Vice-President, St. Andrew's Society: Sar- gon Society: Acadomianr Vice-President Fifth Form: Fifth Form Dance Commit- tee: S. B, C. Club: Varsity Football: Var- sity Basketball Squad: Varsity Baseball Mohawk. 1945-1946: Secretary - Treasurer. Student Council Vice-President, Sargon Society: President St. Andrew's Society: Academiun: S. B. C Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Basket ball: Captain, Varsity Baseball: Mohawk HENRY BANNON FERGUSON Fergie Born September 18, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1943 4523 Norwin Road Pittsburgh, Pa. MoREwooD HoUsE PREPARING FOR M. I. T. IN wk 5lDE J? 'lla 1944-1945: Librarian, Forum: Library Committee: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Golf: Blackfoot. 1945-1946: Academian: News: Sargon Society: St. Andrew's Society: Forum: Cum Laude Society: Library Committee: A. Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: Presi- dent, Morewood House: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Wrestlingti Var- sity Golf: Captain, Gun Club: Blackfoot. Q 1 ff C9551 1' THOMAS GORDON FERGUSON, JR. 1944-1945: Library Committee: J. V. Football: Var- sity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. 1945-1946: Library Committee: A Cappella Glee Club: Cast, Gargoyle Play: J. V, Foot- ball: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. Tom Fergy Born August 10, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1937 1213 Denniston Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING 11oR CORNIQLI. RICHARD SMITH FRANKENSTEIN l9-H- l9-15: Library Committee: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Golf Squad: Mohawk. l9-45519461 A Cappella Glee Club: Library Commit- tee: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Golf Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Mo- hawk. Frankie Dick Born March ll, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1942 l209 Denniston Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Moiztswooo Housti PREPARING Fon CoRNt21.1. .kslmlr S Ml Joe Free Born June 17, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1934 5023 Castleman Street Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY S'l'Um2N'1' Ifitiavfxitlmcz iloit YAl.li - ml lirig . at :ri ft : A l2 l1pER JONATHAN WHITEI-IOUSE FREEMAN. JR. I944-1945: J. V. Football: J. V. Baseball: Mohawk. 1945-1946: Gargoyle Society: J. V. Football: Varsity Baseball Squad: Mohawk. V V- if EDWARD HATTON GALLUP, III l4TedYV Born November 18, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1945 639 Osage Road Pittsburgh, Pa. CROIIT HALL PREPARINC PoR HARVARD A Q my E! 'F RWQ WILLIAM FREDERICK CAUSS, JR. 1944-1945: Art Club: Cast of The Champion : Var- sity Track: Blackfoot. 1945-1946: St. AndreW's Society: Forum: Academian: Library Committee: Varsity Soccer Squad: Manager, Varsity Basketball: Co-Captain, Varsity Track: Blackfoot. ,X 1944-1945: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. 1945-1946: Library Committee: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. Goose Bill Born September 18, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1937 725 Maryland Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH Housn PREPARING FOR DARTMOUTH Wll,l,lAM ROSCOE l-IIRSHSON 19-1-1 1945: Sl. Andrews Society: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. 19-15fl9-16: St. Andrews Society: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity 'l'rack Squad: Blackfoot. 5lDE Ulf E 1 Sum!'t1 Puppy Born December 1, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1942 1239 Shady Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Moitiawooia Housia l7Rlfl'AlilNfi 1-ont Wll.l.IAlNlS l 5 A as gblypfkisl ALEXANDER Roscoe Wild Bill Born February 23, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1944 7 Centennial Avenue Sewickley, Pa. Moiziiwooo HousE PREPAIUNG FOR HARVARD HOLLIDAY I-IOON 1944-1945: Gargoyle Society: Forum: Varsity Soccer Squad: J. V. Basketball Squad: J. V. Baseball: Mohawk. 1945-1946: Gargoyle Society: Cast of The Black Elamingonz A Cappella Glee Club: Var- sity Soccer: Varsity Reserve Basketball: Varsity Baseball Squad: Mohawk. DAVID WITTMER HUNTER Dave Hoops Born August 11, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1944 Oak Hill Farms, Allison Park, Pa. E1.I..swoRTH HoUsE PREPARING Foil AMHERST Q lr X9 0: 1944- 1945: Library Committee: J. V. Football: Var sity Basketball Squad: Varsity Baseball Mohawk. 1945-1946: President, Ellsworth House: Vice-Presi dent, St. Andrew's Society: Sargon So ciety: Forum: Library Committee: S. B C. Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Bas ketball: Varsity Baseball: Mohawk. '5?'17PERqs' PHILIP HUSS, JR. 1944-1945: Library Committee: J. V. Football: Var- sity Hockey: Varsity Tennis Team: Blackfoot. 1945-1946: Library Committee: S. B. C. Club: Hock- ey: Varsity Tennis: Blackfoot. Phil Flip Born April 30, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1944 1433 N. Euclid Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING iron DARTMOUTH EDWARD WALTER JEW, JR. 1944-l945: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Commit- tee: J, V. Football: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Council Member, Blackfoot. I945-1946: A Cappella Glee Club: Vice-President. Morewood House: News: Library Com- mittee: Eight Beats and a Rest: S. B. C. Club: Manager, Varsity Football: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Baseball: Coun- cil Member. Blackfoot. George Born June 4, l9Z8 Entered Shady Side I9-H 'SIU Margaret Morrison St. Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY S'1'L1oiiN'1' PRi5PARlNcz :Joie UNlv1a1tsi'1'Y oil If1'l l'staUkc1iI . 4 f 2. 'A b lid Fuzzy Born February l0, l929 Entered Shady Side 1944 5623 Baptist Road Pittsburgh. Pa. MoRiQwooD HousH PREPARING FOR UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH swf S -52'77pEfNN V' GEORGE ALBERT KECK l l 1944-1945: Secretary, Gargoyle Society: Varsity Foot- ball Squad: J. V. Basketball Squad: Var- sity Track Squad: Blackfoot. 1945-1946: Gargoyle Society: Varsity Football: Re- serve Basketball Squad: Tennis Squad' Blackfoot. JAMES LOUIS KENDALL ,,Kenny.. uJl'n,1n Born October 6, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1940 1223 Wightman Street Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING POR LEHIGH 4 slDE4 Q ' if 1944-1945: Saxophone Quintet: Orchestra: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Track: Mem- ber of Council, Mohawk. 1945-1946: Leader, Saxophone Quintet: Library Com- mittee: Orchestra: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Wrestling: Co-Captain, Varsity Track: Council Vice- President, Mohawk. 1 1 -T Qi? Jf aybgl RALPH LYNCH, JR. 1944-1945: Forum: St. Andrew's Society: Fifth Form Dance Committee: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Basketball: Var- sity Baseball: Mohawk. 1945-1946: Vice-President, Forum: St. Andrew's So- siety, S. B. C. Club: Sargon Society: News: Academian: Secretary - Treasurer, Ellsworth House: Varsity Football: Cap- tain, Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball: Mohawk. uRupevv A4ACe'v Born October 13, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1941 Hunt Road, Fox Chapel Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING Foil DARTMoU'rH 1 JOHN ANDIKEW MARTIN 1944-1945: Xlcuzlemtun: News: A Cappella Glee Club: Leader, Saxophone Quintet: Orchestra: Library Committee: J. V. Football: Man- ager, Varsity Wrestling: Manager, Varsity 'lirack Squad: Blackfoot. 1945 1946: liditor-in-Chief Aeudemiun: News: Leader. A. Cappella Cllee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: Saxophone Quintet: Orchestra: Sar- gon Society: Sl. Andrew's Society: Presi- dent, Croft Hall: Library Committee: S. B. C. Club: Manager, Varsity Soccer: Manager, Varsity Track: Blackfoot. Matty Drett ' Born June ll. 1928 lfntered Shady Side 1944 1458 Greystone Drive Pittsburgh, Pa. lEt.i.swo1z'1'tt Housis I'tetiPAtt1No tlolt l5UtfliNliI.l, 4 tr 'Panchon Governor Born February 29, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1941 1 174 Cireentree Road Pittsburgh, Pa. CROITT HALL PREPARING FOR YALE : ' -at 'QNPERXB ANDREW WRAY MATHIESON 1944-1945: Library Committee: Junior Varsity Foot ball: Varsity Tennis: Blackfoot. 1945-1946: St. Andrew's Society: News: S. B. C Club: Academiun: A Cappella Cnlee Club Library Committee: Varsity Soccer: Re serve Basketball: Varsity Tennis: Black foot. THOMAS EDWARD McCART1-IY Mac Smiley Born February 3, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1942 7021 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh. Pa. CRof1T HALL PREPARING FOR SWARTHMoRE SKSWEJF Q '4 4 Q 19r it 1--' - Jis xig i JAMES DAVID 1V1cCL1S'1'ER 1944-1945: Leader, Orchestra: A Cappella Glee Club: Saxophone Quintet: J. V. Soccer: Mo- hawk. 1945-1946: Leader, Orchestra: A Cappella Glee Club: Saxophone Quintet: Golf: Mohawk. 1944-1945: News: Cast of Gargoyle Play: Gargoyle Society: Library Committee: Wrestling Squad: Varsity Golf: Blackfoot. 1945-1946: News: Academian: Gargoyle Society: Cum Laude Society: Library Committee: Var- sity Wrestlingz Captain, Varsity Golf: Blackfoot. Jim MAC Born February 14, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1943 250 North Water Street Kittanning, Pa. ELLSWORTH House PRLQPARING von YALIQ PATRICK PIERRE lVIcCURDY 1944-1945: Netus: Ciargoyle Society: I.ibrary Commit- tee: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Wrest- ling Squad: Varsity 'I'rack Squad: IVIo- hawk. 1945-1946: Cum Laude Society: Managing Editor, News: Treasurer, Gargoyle Society: A Cappella Cilee Club: 1.ibrary Committee: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. S fill 1 Born .luly '51, 1927 Entered Shady Side 1942 1610 Beechwood Blvd, Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY S'I'UIJI2N'I' 9 ' cl il g 47W RWeb2Z Paz zum Born September 14. 1928 Entered Shady Side 1936 629 Copeland Street Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY S'I'UDEN'I' PRISPARING ifoR CARNEGIE Teen WILLIAM EVERT lVIcKNIC1HT Blackfoot. I 1944-1945: Gargoyle Society: J. V. Football: Assist ant Manager. Varsity Tennis: Blackfoot 1945-1946: Gargoyle Society: Varsity Soccer Squad VOIGT MOONEY, JR. Dwight Big Brother Born May 28, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1942 Four Winds Road Pittsburgh, Pa. BAYARD HousE PREPARING FOR PRINCETON SKSWEJ Q 1944-1945: St. Andrew's Society: A Cappella Glec Club: Varsity Football: J. V. Basketball: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. 1945- 1946: Secretary-Treasurer, St. Andrew's Society: A Cappella Cilee Club: Library Commit- tee: News: Senior Prefect, Bayard House: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Track Squad: Member Council, Blackfoot. Q- ' 'iva Q DOMINIC JOSEPH NAVARRO, JR. 1944-1945: Sargon Society: Secretary, Forum: Secre- tary-Treasurer, Fifth Form: Fifth Form Dance Committee: Acczdemianq A Cap- pella Cilee Club: Orchestra: St. Andrew's Society: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball: Vice-President, Mohawk Council. 1945-1946: President, Forum: Business Manager, Musical Clubs: Vice-President, Ellsworth House: Secretary, Sargon Society: St. An- drew's Society: Academian: Library Com- mittee: Orchestra: A Cappella Glee Club: S. B. C. Club: Co-Captain, Varsity Foot- ball: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Track: President, Mohawk Council. Dom Moe Born March 7, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1941 6439 Navarro Street Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH House PREPARING Pon I-EH1GH THOMAS JAMES OWENS 1044410451 A Cappella Cilee Club: Fifth Form Dance Committee: Varsity Football Squad: Var- sity Hockey: Varsity Tennis: Blackfoot. 1045-1046: St. Andrews Society: flcudemian: A Cap- pella Cilee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Football: Captain, Varsity Tennis: Blackfoot. 'l'om Jelly-Roll Born June 2. 1028 Entered Shady Side 1044 542 Briar Cliff Road Pittsburgh, Pa. ' E1.1.swoRTH Housis PREPARING lroiz AMHTZRST l A 1 'Rf sv , Y' y, 1 V5 ' L L . . a.. 4 511154,- ' .'iii .1 'JFNFEBWX UCSUITIITIOCIOIPH JU Born April 0, 1020 lfntered Shady Side 10-15 430 Olympia Road Pittsburgh, Pa. CRO1i'1'HAl.1. IJRIQIHAIQINQ iloit KifNYoN 1 JOHN OLIVER PERRY 1944- 1045: A Cappella Glee Club: Forum: l.onely Hearts: J. V. Soccer: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. ARTHUR MICHAEL PIVIROTTO, JR. ulyivyvv Born November 29, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1938 910 West Waldheim Road Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING POR PRINCETON 9 -x5lDf4r 1 H 1 Q di y JFNPERAX DONALD DeWITT RAIT, JR. 1944-1945: Sargon Society: St. Andrews Society: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Student Council: Secretary-Treasurer. Athletic Council: Library Committee: Fifth Form Dance Committee: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Baseball: Secretary, Black- foot Club. 1945-1946: President. Sargon Society: St. Andrews Society: A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Vice-President, Croft Hall: Vice-President, Student Council: President, Athletic Council: Academ1'an: Library Committee: S. B. C. Club: Co-Captain, Varsity Foot- ball: Varsity Wrestling: Varsity Basket- ball: Varsity Baseball: President, Black- A foot Club. 1944- 1945: A Cappella Cilee Club: Saxophone Quin- tet: Orchestra: Library Committee: Var- sity Wrestling Squad: Junior Varsity Baseball: Blackfoot. 1945-1946: St, Andrew's Society: News: Academian: Cast of the Gargoyle Play: A Cappella Glee Club: Saxophone Quintet: Orchestra: Library Committee: Varsity Football Squad: Blackfoot. DeWz'It Big Don Old Man Born June 19, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1942 411 Tenth Street Oakmont, Pa. CROTJT HALT, PREPARING FOR YALE CHARLES WESLEY RIDINGER. Ill 1944-1945: News: A Cappella Glee Club: Gargoyle Society: Varsity Football Squad: J. V. Basketball: Varsity Track Squad: Blackf foot. 1945- 1946: Business Manager, Academzian: Sargon So- ciety: Business Manager, News: A Cap- pella Glee Club: St. Andrew's Society: Forum: Gargoyle Society: l.ibrary Com- mittee: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Track: Blackfoot. HN. .Ot 'fi fus : X N194 lid Brick Born February 17, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1941 1340 Bennington Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. E1.1.swoR'm Housta Piuavfxiuwo 1-out Ami usRs'I' Q S1015 Sl HPERW .2 4 : Q ' JZ' .P UC. lV. Bud YVes Born May 17, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1934 621 Amberson Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. E1.1.swoRTH I-lousis PREPAR1No volt PRINCETON EDWARD ERNEST RIECK, ll 1944-1945: President, Fifth Form: Sargon Society: Forum: St. Andrews Society: Acuderm'an: S. B. C, Club: A Cappella Glee Club: Athletic Council: Student Council: Fifth Form Dance Committee: Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball: Mohawk. 1945-1946: President. Student Council: President. Sixth Form: Vice-President, Athletic Council: Leader, A Cappella Cilee Club: Sargon Society: News: Acudemiun: St. Andrew's Society: Forum: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball: Mo- hawk. WILLIAM YOUNG RODEWALD Roa'ey Born June 30, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1940 508 Edgerton Place Pittsburgh, Pa. MoREwooD HoUsE PREPARING FOR HAVERFORD , 4 5 143, Q RQX , JOHN KERNEY STEWART, JR. 1944-1945: A Cappella Glee Club: Clarinet Quartet: Library Committee: J. V. Football: Var- sity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Golf Team: Council Member, Mohawk. 1945-1946: St. Andrew's Society: Acudem1'cm: News: A Cappella Cilee Club: Library Commit- tee: Secretary - Treasurer, Morewood House: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Golf Team: Gun Club: Council Member. Mohawk. 1944- 1945: News: Student Council: Library Commit- tee: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Wrestling: Varsity Track Squad: Member Council, Blackfoot. 1945- 1946: Sargon Society: St. Andrew's Society: News: S. B. C. Club: Student Council: Cum Laude Society: Library Committee: Varsity Football: Captain, Varsity Wrest- ling: Varsity Track: Vice-President, Blackfoot Club. Big Red Stew Born December 31, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1944 4753 Baldwin Manor Road Pittsburgh, Pa. MoREwooD Housli PREPARING F011 U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY ROBERT NORMAN WADDELL, JR. 1944-1945: J. V. Football: Varsity Hockey: J. V. Baseball: Mohawk. 1945-1946: J. V. Football: Varsity Hockey: Varsity Golf Squad: Library Committee. auf IW 5. WaddIe Born January 30, 1929 Entered Shady Side l937 6863 Meade Street Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING FOR BUCKNELL 'WIFER 1-0-dvi. UNDERGRADUATES FIFTH FORM OFFICERS WILLIAM JAMES ASKIN, IIIL L CHARLES MCCANDLESS EVANS L,LLL JAMES HILLER HARDIE, JR. ,LLLL . Carl Leon Adelsheim Samuel Byron Aronson William James Askin, III Seavey Austen Laurence Hunter Autenreith Charles Edward Baker, Jr. James Balph. III James Glenn Berry. Jr. Peter William Bolanis Lawrence Barry Brent John Charles Burrey George Singer Caplan Stephen Lee Cohen Aims Chamberlain Coney. Jr. Eugene Belmont Connelly, Jr. John Casey Cosgrove James Jacob Creps David Milo Curry Paul Browning Dickey, Jr. Charles McCandless Evans John Day Exline MEMBERS Frederick Maul Fair David Daniel Feldstein John Haynes Follansbee, Jr. William Clarke Fuellhart, Jr. Justus Clyde Gilfillan, Jr. Lawrence Bernard Gordon James Brandon Graham, Jr. James Hiller Hardie, Jr. Thomas John Hartland William Abbott Heriot Joseph Miller Hilbish, Jr. Frederick Murphy Hill Lawrence Lovejoy Humphreys William Archibald Irvin, Jr. Charles McCarson Jackson Hugh Braham Johnston Bruce Robert Kauffman Arthur Barksdale Kirisolving, III Jack Milton Kintner Frederick John Lind, Jr. William Wallace Lowe -, .-LPresz'dent . t,,ttL.... Vice-President . ..,.,. Secretary- Treasurer David Brown Lowry George Rankin McCullough J. Elliot Peirce Morrison John David O'Brien William Howard Overly Jay Taylor Overpeck William Morrow Patterson, Jr Richard Bolling Patton Charles Reed Prichard Bayard Dodge Rea John Earley Rieck Loren Marshall Rosenbach George Baton Scheetz John Paul Shroads Carroll Elon Sinclair Raymond Francis Swoish John Treadwell Thayer Neil Hood Thomas Louis Wainwright Voigt, Jr. David Charles Willey Harold Rowley Wright, Jr. Robert Barton Young FOU RTH FORM P' i f I . , X OFFICERS JAMES HOWARD CLARK. JR. GLIINN Dl'iWlTT DUNMIRIZ. JR. . Vice President JoHN At.t.tsoN BYt2R1.Y. JR. William Royd Blackburn James l.eslie Boeringer Vw'illiam Graves Boggs. Jr, James Youngson Booth John Vance Bowmer John Allison Byerly. Jr. James Howard Clark, Jr. John Hagedorn Cohen, Jr, William Ralston Curtis William Hean Dearth Charles Eugene Dinkey. lll Robert Stanley Downing William Johnston Downing Glenn DeWitt Dunmire. Jr. James Marshall Ecker Robert Brennan Egan William Frederick liried. Jr. William Marshall Gardner, Jr. Samuel Alexander Gilliland. Jr. Sanford Herbert Goldstein Abram Packer llays. Jr. Carl William Herrmann. lll Bruce Urton Hill. Jr. Thomas Holland Hunter, Jr. Secreturq I rtasurer MEMBERS Arthur John Kerr. Jr. Charles Warren Kimball. Jr Robert Addison Lyne, Jr. Charles Heinz I.ytle Karl Roland Maerker. Jr, Harvey Richard Mann Harold I., Mitchell, Jr. Donald Philip Moore l.ouis Michael Myers William .Joseph Neucnschwander John Hayden Newstetter Richard Roy Pivirotto XVilliam Charles Polachelx Andrew McSwigan Quinn Carl Edward Rieck. Jr, William Glew Sander, Jr. Martin Snyderman. Jr. Phillip Poliner Spiegelman Peter Hartich Strachan Walter Douglas Toole John Hume Voigt Richard Taylor Wentley Chester Arthur West, Jr. William Herbert Woelfel THIRD FORM HILARY GANS LYNCH STEPHEN STONE EVANS -. JOHN EVANS ROSE OOOOOOO,OO James Scott Beckwith. III Wayland Vv'ilson Bowser Ralph Watson Cadman, II Herbert Alan Canon, Jr. Frederick Jacob Close, III Don Read Conner Robert Joseph Cooper Roger Bradford Decker John B. Louis DeLacio Stephen Stone Evans Harry Leonard Iforcey. ll Donald Dwight Foster. Jr. John Washington Fredette, William Boone Groves. Jr. Robert Lathrope Hartsock Harry Cook Hicks Douglas Carlton Howard J William Martin Hutchison. Jr. Henry William lsaly, Jr. Milton Henry Isay, Jr. Henry William Kipp OFFICERS President L . Vice-President L. ..Secretary- Treasurer MEMBERS Karl Frederick Krieger Alan Lee Lefkowitz John Milton Leggett Hilary Clans Lynch Vinton Holmes McClure. Jr. Howard Clark McCrady, ll William Thomas McCullough Vert Mooney Robert Lee Munroe Conrad Frederick Nagel, III Kenneth Edward Niemann, Jr. Robert Keith O'Brien Richard Bowman Riley John Evans Rose Ronald Neil Rosenbach Charles Frederick Seymour Allen Ogden Smith James Edward Vaux. Jr. Theodore Emory Wentz Jerold Benjamin Wilkoff Carroll Vaughn Wilson Harry Kortland Ziel . III SECOND FORM PifriiR CROW HUNTIQR . iIiIIIiODORlE FIELI. SMITH. JR. HENRY MAsoN REED I-reclerirlv George Bannerol, III William Vw'ighlman Blair. lll llllllllgll I.ee Brown .lohn If. Brownell. .lr. .lames Crossan Chaplin. IV lieorge lfdwarnl Clifford. .lr. Rowland lfrving, .lr. llerheri Davis Iierguson Alan lfisher Charles Newell liisher. Jr, XVilIiam Sheridan Iilower liredericlv NVilIiani Iiraley. lll Richard llays Herrmann XVilliam Barr llellel, .lr. Philip Benjamin Heymann Ifdward lloopes, IV Peter Crow llunter Richard NX'aller Kappel Roherl Delmonl Kennedy Thomas Craig I.eClere , 1 Y . X OFFICERS Pre srden! Vice-Presiden! Secretary- 'I rcasurei MEMBERS lirederick Bage Malvin Henry Xavier O'Brien. .lr. David Vwlyn Patterson Vvlilliam Ifrwin Quinhy. .lr. David Morrill Reed Donnell Douglass Reed Malcolm Willard Reed. .lr. Henry Mason Reed, .lr. Richard Greenawall Rolnhins. .lr Bruce Robertson Leonard Irwin Roth Stanley James Roush. .lr. Ifdwin Ifreed Scheell, .lr. I.awrence W.ird Schoen Theodore liell Smith. .lr. Joseph Matson Sleim Roherl Charles Todd. .lr. Beryl Iidward Warden. .lr. George Wehn. Jr. Franklin Arthur West W? HOUSES ELLSWORTH HOUSE OFFICERS DAVID WITTMER HUNTER .- lreszdent DoMINIc3 NAVARRO. JR. - Vice President RALPH LYNCH, JR. , L Secretary Ireusurcr RICHARD WILLIAM! DANPIORTH . Szudenz Council Represmmnuf MR THEODORE R. LEAMANW, -L . . House Master MR CARL M. COCHRAN., L, Assistant House Master VJilliam James Askin. Ill James Glenn Berry, Jr. George Singer Caplan James Howard Clark. Jr. Richard William Danforth Paul Browning Dickey. Jr. John Haynes Follanshee. Jr. XVilliam Frederick Gauss. Jr. David Vy'ittmer Hunter Lawrence Lovejoy Humphreys Arthur John Kerr. Jr. William Wallace Lowe Ralph Lynch, Jr. MEMBERS Andrew Vw'ray Mathieson James David McClister J. Elliot Peirce Morrison Dominic Joseph Navarro, Jr Jay Taylor Overpeck Thomas James Owens Vkfilliam Charles Polachek Bayard Dodge Rea Charles Wesley Ridinger. III Edward Ernest Rieck. II John Earley Rieck George Baton Scheetz Raymond Francis Swoish CROFT HALL OFFICERS JOHN ANDREW MARTIN, E .. . . President DONALD DEWITT RAIT, JRE, , H N Vice-President WILLIAM GEORGE BOLANIS. ll Secretary-Treasurer fFirst Term! EDWIN PRUGH BROWN O Secretary-Treasurer fSecond Terml CHARi.tss Mc3CANDt.tess EVANS Student Council Representative Miz. Ft.ie'rc:HHR J. PROCTOR O House Master MR. F. WALTER JONES. JR. , Assistant House Master John Day Exline William Clarke Fuellhart. Jr Edward Hatton Gallup. Ill Justus Clyde Gillillan, Jr. Lawrence Bernard Gordon James Brandon Graham. Jr. James Hiller Hardie, Jr. Thomas .lohn Hartland Robert l,athrope Hartsock Carl William Herrmann, III Frederick Murphy Hill Thomas Holland Hunter, Jr. William Archibald lrvin, Jr. James l.ouis Kendall Arthur Barksdale Kinsolving, lll Henry kyilliam Kipp Hilary Gans l,ynch Robert Addison I,yne, Jr. Karl Roland Maerker. Jr. John Andrew Martin MEMBERS Charles Edward Baker. Jr. James Balph, lll James Scott Beckwith, lll Peter William Bolanis VVilliam George Bolanis. ll l,ester Willis Boss Wayland Wilson Bowser Edwin Prugh Brown John Allison Byerly. Jr. Herbert Alan Canon, Jr. John Hagedorn Cohen, Jr, Stephen l.ee Cohen Aims Chamberlain Coney. Jr. Don Read Conner James Jacob Creps XVilliam Hean Dearth John B. Louis Del.acio Robert Stanley Downing William Johnston Downing Charles McCandless Evans Thomas Edward McCarthy Harold I.. Mitchell, Jr. Conrad Frederick Nagel, Ill John David O'Brien William Howard Overly Richard Bolling Patton John Oliver Perry Charles Reed Prichard Donald DeWitt Rait, Jr. Carl Edward Rieck. Jr, William Glew Sander. Jr. Charles Frederick Seymour John Paul Shroads Carroll Elon Sinclair John Treadwell Thayer Robert Norman Waddell. Jr Jerold Benjamin Wilkoff Carroll Vaughn Wilson William Herbert Woelfel www, MOREWOOD HOUSE OFFICERS HENRY BANNON FERGUSONW ,, EDWARD WALTER JEW, JRE, JOHN KERNEY STEWART, JR. WILLIAM YOUNG RODEWALD MR. GEORGE VAN HEUSEN LLLL MR. ARLIN M. COOKE, LA... President L Vice-President , , Secretary-Treasurer' e Student Council Representative House Master Assistant House Master William Graves Boggs, Jr. Ralph Watson Cadman, Il Henry Bannon Ferguson Harry Leonard Forcey, II Richard Smith Frankenstein William Roscoe Hirshson Alexander Holliday Hoon Charles McCarson Jackson Edward Walter Jew, Jr. MEMBERS David Brown Lowry Vert Mooney William Young Rodewald John Evans Rose John Kerncy Stewart, Jr. Neil Hood Thomas Richard Taylor Wentley Alvin John Williams, Jr. Harry Kortland Zicl BAYARD HOUSE OFFICERS Voim' lVlooNEY. JR. . YVIl.l.lAM MoRRow PATTERSON, JR. Prefer: MR. RoBL5RT V. HOWARD House Master liredreick George Bannerot, Ill William Wighinian Blair. lll .lames Crossan Chaplin. IV Williani Sheridan Iilower Richard Hays Herrmann Edward Hoopes, IV MEMBERS Richard Vvlalter Kappel lirederiek Bage Malvin Donnell Douglass Reed Theodore liell Smith. Jr Joseph Matson Steim George Wehn. Jr. Ex .A v , 1 f A Q84-g. If :.'! 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Waddellt ,,oo.,, HORSE ELECTIONS ,Wamost illiterate ---nwildest driver tatagayest ,rrmmost happy-go-lucky ,. ,,., man about town class caveman ,--,,,class tough answer to a school-girl's ,vmnever studies --,--,Hollywood-bound WV-,greatest trouble-maker most cautious M-,-class playboy ,mqgreatest woman-hater ---mmost studious matinee idol rrrrslongest beard ---loathe mighty mouse best voice best dancer ,atmmost eager beaver ,mnclass Don Juan ,rm-most likely politician ttstrbest legs -mnmost likely to be married W----most garrulous srrrsrclass dunce ,--,dthe class' gift to the Army ,mrrgay blade -muclass bully rmumost graceful rmrmost ambitious ---mfirst married some-class sissy ,mrsmoothest operator wnclass dude class comedian ---utmost sex appeal ,trmmost typical boarder prayer most CLASS PROPHECY OI' Young Men of 17, YOU, too, Can Retire on a Pension at the Age of 37 l97l! It is a strange new world in which I find myself. Rendered unconscious when an innnitive I was splitting fiew up and struck me in the forehead, I spent twenty-five years in a state of coma, though I am told by family and friends that they noticed nothing different about me. The customs of this age are, indeed. foreign to me. The new cars have bumpers and hub caps, the Pirates and Phillies are fighting it out for the pennant, radio comedians no longer reminisce about vaudeville, only one Ingrid Bergman movie is in town. the President of the United States is a Republican. But l97l has a certain significance: it is the twenty-fifth anniversary of the mass expulsion of my class from Shady Side. Overflowing with nostalgia and not averse to borrowing a few fivers, I have resolved to look up my old comrades. BILL BOLANIS, having finally completed his education, is now pro- prietor of the Chez Bolo. a place of joy and merriment. He greets his old chums personally in the big room upstairs with the green baize tables. LESTER BOSS is fulfilling everyone's expectations by pursuing a scien- tific career. Working with the world-renowned Professor Alexander. he has become a leading authority on somnambulism and suspended animation. ED BROWN, healthiest American boy of 1946, holds several important jobs on the Parks' Commission. He does not pick wild flowers, keeps off the grass, and does not feed the animals. BILL CI-IESLEY is now paying alimony to wife No. 7. But in the face of it all, he remains his own cheerful self. At least. so I reflected after picking myself up from his front lawn. BILL COOK died in a heroic effort to save a Shady Side faculty member from drowning. After dragging the man to shore, he was lynched by an enraged citizenry. MARK COSGROVE has amassed a huge fortune as the head of a concern which manufacturers pin-stripe suits, bow ties, pearl gray spats, and chinchilla slipovers. I BILL DANFORTH surprised me by neither asking for money nor shout- ing PLEDGE. He is employed as the driver of a cunning little red and orange truck. HANK FERGUSON has dropped from sight but is assumed to be living happily with his wife and seventeen children. The name of canny TOM FERGUSON, the smiling Scotchman, has won wide renown. He is reputed to be the most astute used car dealer in the Tri- State District. DICK FRANKENSTEIN, monster of the wrestling mats, is in the third undefeated week of his exhibition wrestling contestants from the audience. Next week contestants UNDER 84 years of age will be admitted. JOHN FREEMAN fulfilled a lifelong ambition by going into missionary work. TED GALLUP got lost on the first week-end after school let out and hasn't been seen since. That erstwhile track star. BILL GAUSS. puts his powerful calf muscles to work walking the floors of a local department store. BILL HIRSHON leads a joyous secluded life in the Everglades, 1349.377 miles from Fox Chapel. 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',,pnw1u 1 ur 'aw 'I L, U new I 1 K 'J ' yy! 5:1 filvlglgc .lilu-riur ff: lu,-I inn' X t ,,,,Q1.Q,,., ii- 3 0 fo of 2 M ' iff 43' , , .,i,. 1 ff, i Q .KH ,J,, ,Q Qu. W ,W ..-M . 0' Bowl' M , 442' Q4 ' 'A A Q' dm T min Harm . f lr-f'i?T . '- J 'fa Q R 0 N gf 1,0-rw , aww. bf-' J U 1 '41 J, W init! N '25, - A 1 ,:'fQ,::,,:23'lfq?q !,lj,Jt:r X DOMW 311:23-L'.,:' V I -,qs av 3. ,lah-,,2,fYq.i -, f :Z :ww 4 lfuwldsg :f,:.gi??A ' A Lf' 6 Ahzqez, 3 n I 1 f wx CLASS PROPHEOY-Continued DAVE HUNTER, who sparked Etna High to a championship by coming to Shady Side, has taken revenge on the world by manufacturing elliptical basketballs. PHIL HUSS, fascinated by concave and convex lenses, has gone into the optical business. His specialties are pocket periscopes. ED JEW'S quavering tenor voice is sending the teen-agers into raptures. GEORGE KECK and his Pagan style of dancing have sent Arthur Murray to the breadlines. JIM KENDALL, the poor man's Flip Phillips, and his terrific Chapel- on-the-Hilltop orchestra have been packing them in at the Club 21 in Blawnox. RALPH LYNCH, to everyone's relief, turned down the overtures of Jorge Pasquale and decided to stay in this country. Something snapped when DREW MATHIESON, despondent over the sudden demise of Dr. Sam Johnson, tried to interpret Green Candles. Now he is kept in a nice quiet room where he can scrawl cubic designs on the wall- paper to his heart's content. TOM MCCARTHY was always considered a diamond in the rough. In other words, he is a tilted square who has too much slice to lay the ball on the fairway. JIM McCLlSTER will give a concert at Carnegie Hall tomorrow after- noon-if he remembers to show up. PATRICK MCCURDY, whose sonnets finished off the Celtic Revival, is looking for a publisher for his latest work, How to be a Genius. BILL McKNIGHT hopes to get out of the army next year. Hailed into court for disturbing the peace, VOIGT MOONEY secured an acquittal by telling the jury he had served as prefect of Bayard House. Construction magnate DOM NAVARRO, builder of the huge new auto tunnels under Squaw Run, spends his vacations by working as Santa Claus in a department store. TOM OWENS was found in room 8, discussing with his idol the socio- economic effects of the Spanish-American War on Rooseveltian imperialism in relation to the New Freedom with regard to the Progressive movement as seen by the writers of that day. The PERRY Personal Dynamism Success Correspondence Course is causing thousands of people to look for new friends, new will power, and new jobs. ART PIVIROTTO just loves to drive through, between, over, across, and against traffic in the ZV2-ton truck that he drives. DON RAIT perished in his freshman year in college when, far from the supervision of Croft Hall's Hazel, a huge collection of soiled shirts, rhinestone garters, unmatched shoes, beer bottles, and unpaid bills piled in one corner of his room collapsed on him. BUD RIDINGER, business manager of both News and Academian, bought a country estate and retired for life immediately after graduation. ED RIECK fights disease, cures the sick, goes out on calls in the middle of the night, asking for no greater reward than the SlO0,000 in fees he collects annually. BILL RODEWALD, multilingual wrestler, is employed to see that certain people stay out and that certain others stay in at meetings of the UNO Security Council. JACK STEWART is probably the most famous of our classmates. His reputation has spread to every village, his name is on every tongue, and his picture is displayed in every post office. BOB WADDELL, with his broom and pushcart, is finally seeing to it that those sewers are cleaned up. I cannot conscientiously close this report on the destinies of the Class of 1946 without saying that JOHN MARTIN and the writer have read this saga over and agreed that a suicide pact is the best way out. Don Blenko. CLASS FAVORITES MAGAZINE-Life, 20: Esquire, 18: Downbeat, 19: Strength and Health, 8: Home and Garden, 6: Make the Army Your Career, 1. ACTRESS-Ingrid Bergman, 15: Peggy Cummins C23 skidooj, 14: Margaret O'Brien, 9: Dame May Whitty, 6. GIRL-The ad on Gallup's wall, 38: Amber, 20: the new secretary, 18: Lady Charlotte de Lussac, 1. , HOBBY-Necking, 12: lost week-end, 9: post cards, 5: stamps, 3. COMMERCIAL-1'm Chiquita Banana and I'm here to stay, 12: G.G.G. Washington, 9: Duquesne, 7: L.S.M.F.T., 1. LITERATURE- I left my heart by the garden gate, or, My pants got caught on the post, 28: Spring has come to Schenley Park, 10: Library overdue list, 0. CLASS OPINIONS W'ords most often spoken: Get much? , 40: Let's Wabash, 18: Chug-a-lug, 12: l'm gonna take that Mulert off my roll, 6: Buy your hot dogs from Howard, 3. Best refreshment: Texas atom-smasher, 12: guzzler's smooth-, 9: Red Rock Cola, 7: bottoms-up, 5: third floor fountain Water, 0. Favorite sport to play: Onesy, twosy, I love yousy, 11: football, 9: gnip-gnop Qwhich is even harder than ping-pongl, 7: pool, 6. How to get a drag: Pat Arthur on the head, 13: learn Words to out of the Smog, 10: put it down my way, 10: carry an anonymous gift in your pocket, 16: lit into the general setup, 8. N Y Wk X 5 Q Q ,r A Q ,-W S045 N. 5 'lf CQ 7 cf 2, Qlflg gk K xxx hA,,.,, 5 A ' f ASX 6 wif I U ff A x 1 n z Q, 3, .. . V i' Q9 '13 ' ' 1 X, A x f f . X xx ,L Q- W My ix. A ' I tu H . M. .I A If S Us gm wx Q .E Q . A I Q1 X. il . Q' 71 5 - ' '4-f' My i:1-W , . ,. K' Q i. 'A ll1!'lQ.f w ' ,. lhgzyw- lu A Aglll wqvf, ,. wv , ,V , 5 4 FAMCUS SAYINGS Save your money. . ,.,,. ,,, , , ,, ,, ,--,,A D on Rait Ralph, you should've been there. .,o,- .-,oA,oo,.v,-.,o D om Navarro We Were. .o,.....o,..o...ro,oo.,r.,r..,.r,. .r,... A spinwall boys' town When you reach the University. r-- ,rr.,,.,,,r-,,-, Mr. Leaman Did you ever hear the one about-. .r.r -r,.,,r J ohn Martin Yea, I really sparked that girl. rr,.rr.r ,rrr,, , Rupe Lynch Now look, here's what we gotta do. ,,, ,,,,,, Bud Ridinger Got any inner soles? .r,,.,...,,.r,..re,. re,e.. F ootball squad Dooool I dunnofle, e,e,ee.,r ,re. ,e,. , S , ee,e, ,,... , Mr. Howard Where's the wash room? ,.r,,.,,..,r,,r,...,r,,r,.,.,,,,,-,.,,,r,,r,.,,,.,, ,r,.,. . Billy Flower Pick yourself up, dust yourself off and start all over again. e,e...,.ss ,, Dr. Harris It's too early to get up. ..,e,es..s.,ee,s..,r.se.s,..rr,e,,.....rrs,s,s.....,,, Commodore Perry Let's have a locomotive. ,,. ,....,se,e., .Bill Askin Where's my razor? rs,s,.,s,.,,s,,s..,r,s,.r ,,es,s D ave Hunter Well, you see, fellas: it's this way. ..r,e sre,ee.s H enry Kipp Fine, line, gentlemansf' e,..s,.s,s..,, or ,..r,.e,s Adolph Let it rain, let it rain, let it rain, ,,s, ,s,,t, ,-.I'IaZel Shoes all shined? How nice. ,t , , ,ss,ss Tom Ferguson You are my sunshine. es,s,se,,es,e,..,s,e, e,e,.,s S lim Hartland Gimme a push to the top of the hill. s,, . ,e,.e, Tom Ferguson But siri' ',s,,rr ,,rr, I ,s,..r.,rr,v,rs,,r.,rr,s,sr,,.. e,s.s, H a nk Ferguson Since I passed my driver's test. ,,e e,,e,,.. Bill Gauss I gotta get a date. ss ........sv.ss. ..,,.ss T o m Owens Goodness gracious! .,e ,,.,, e,,A....eV M r . J0neS Have some orange juice. ,,e .,,e,,e. J erry Wilkoff Sulick theah, Ovalyl' ',e,s S- Innes Schultz is dead. .ss,e I, efefeff. Biff Baker .- ,VFW A '--H Hk'L ' fi Af- - 0 if Am. . gf ' , K. ' I 8 ' . 5 'X' O . . l . L, uh., A 1... 'K . .gk ' , f-' fs ? .,.L uk. s I R61 ,x Q' m, 4 - , wi. ll x:','iQ,kgMJP' - 'Yu tl, ' f ' ' V- 1 o 5 'T'I' X Ji 14?-' Q3ff5 :?.-TESAEJ kms ffl Q ' '-' 'fu xfL92f 'ExS'5 'rf'-g,y'e+:'iggN:l5 T .A- Lg, if'J.M.ki.,gAxf gi, .St , milf? Wg? .W ... '-M 1... .J gQj 'fvy,f+ ' Q , jf' 12954 , f , :A-A,-.5 , ,g 3 . ' W-, av.-NWN.- ' ' . , vw, --, New. X S. I 6 45 Naam' -'X EK ' six H355 CDIQGAIXIIZATIQNS 5 i EDITORIAL STAFF ACADEMIAN BOARD JoHN A. MARTIN , ,. Editor-in-Chief C. WESLEY RIDINGER, III., - . . Business Manager WILLIAM H. OVERLY - . , s,,ss,,s, Assistant Business Manager Don B. Blenko William G. Bolanis, II Edwin P. Brown David D. Feldstein Henry B. Ferguson James H. Hardie, Jr. Thomas E. McCarthy Thomas J. Owens William M. Patterson, Jr Carroll E. Sinclair BUSINESS STAFF William J. Askin, III George S. Caplan Richard B. Patton SPORTS STAFF R. William Danforth Philip Huss. Jr. Ralph Lynch, Jr. Andrew W. Mathieson Dominic J. Navarro, Jr Frederick M. Hill Charles lVIcC. Jackson Arthur IVI. Pivirotto, Jr Donald DeW. Rait, Jr. Edward E. Rieck, II John K. Stewart, Jr. William F. Gauss, Jr. ARTISTS Bayard D. Rea John E. Rieck PHOTOGRAPHERS Laurence H. Autenreith FACULTY ADVISERS Dr. Erdman Harris and Mr. G. Byron Waldrop NEWS BOARD DON B. BLENKO .. Editor-in-Chief PATRICK P. MCCURDH' Managing Editor C. WliSI.IEl' RIDINGER. III . Business Manager FEATURE WRITERS Henry B. Ferguson John K. Stewart, Jr. Thomas E. McCarthy Hugh B. Johnston Andrew W, Mathieson William H. Overly Voight Money, Jr. Loren M. Rosenbach William Y. Rodewald Carroll E. Sinclair SPORTS WRITERS John A. Martin Arthur M. Pivirotto, Jr. Ralph Lynch, Jr. Frederick M. Fair COLUMNISTS Edward W. Jew Edward E. Rieck, II David D. Feldstein ALUMNI Aims C. Coney, Jr., Alumni Editor ART Laurence H. Autenreith Charles McC. Jackson BUSINESS AND CIRCULATION C. Wesley Ridinger, II J. Elliot P. Morrison FACULTY ADVISER Dr. A. Fred Sochatoff SARGON SOCIETY The Sargon Society is an honorary organization to which are eligible members of the Fifth and Sixth Forms who have made a notable contribution to school life in athletics, extracurricular activities, or leadership. Formal tap days are held on the campus when candidates who have met the society's requirements are tapped or invited to membership in impressive ceremonies. OFFICERS DONALD DEW. RAIT, aacc L L President R. WILLIAM DANEORTI-It . , , ,,Vzce-President DOMINIC J. NAVARRO, JR.,- , Secretary-Treasurer EDWARD E, RIECK, ILL e,,. , aaaaaaaaaaaaca L ,Marshal CAPT. WILLIAM A. PALMER, aaaaaaac L L .Faculty Adviser MEMBERS William J. Askin, Ill, Don B. Blenko, Charles M. Evans, Thomas J. Hartland, David W, Hunter, Ralph Lynch, Jr., John A. Martin, C. Wesley Ridinger, Ill, William Y. Rodewald. THE ATHLETIC COUNCIL 'l'he Athletic Cfouncil is composed of the oflicers of the Athletic Associa- tion, the captains and coaches of varsity teams in season, the Assistant Athletic Director, and the Director of Athletics, who is chairman of the Council. The Headmaster is a member exfofficio. ln joint meeting with the faculty members of this body, it is the privilege of the student officers of the Council to act as representatives for the Athletic Association, which is composed of the entire student body. OFIJICERS FOR 1945-19-+6 Domain UMW. RAH1 JR. Ifresiflenz limvfxlzo E. Rnacxtc, II Vice-I'rem1t-nt ClIARl.l5S M. Evmsts Secremryf'l'i-efzsurer Wtttmst J. Astttrst. III Member-u1'l,arge Cjaifti Wttitast A. PAt.MtaR Adviser OFFICERS FOR 1046-1947 ClIARI,liS M. Evmsts I'rt-mit-nz Wll.l.lANl J. Astim. III Vice-1'rem1t-nz ST. ANDREW'S SCCIETY The St. Andrew's Society is a voluntary religious organization made up of members of the three upper forms interested in the discussion of topics of religious concern. Guest speakers or student speakers address the meetings held every other Wednesday evening in the McCune Library. OFFICERS R. WILLIAM DANFORTH .. L L L President DAVID W. HUNTER - .- Vice-President VOIGT MOONEY. JR. - .- . Secretary-Treasurer DR. ERDMAN HARRIS e ,,,c..,, ,,,,c,,,,, Faculty Adviser MR. F. WALTER .IoNEs. JR. , .... L . Faculty Adviser MEMBERS William J. Askin, III, George S. Caplan, J. Howard Clark, Jr., David M. Curry, William H. Dearth, Charles MCC. Evans, Henry B. Eerguson, James H. Hardie, Jr., William R. Hirshson, Arthur B. Kinsolving, Ill, William W. Lowe, Ralph Lynch, Jr., Robert A. Lyne, Jr., John A. Martin, Andrew W. Mathieson, George R. McCullough, Harold L. Mitchell, Jr., Dominic J. Navarro, Jr., William H. Overly, J. Taylor Overpeck, Thomas J. Owens. Arthur M. Pivirotto, Jr., Richard R. Pivirotto, Donald DeW, Rait, Jr., Bayard D. Rea, C. Wesley Ridinger, HI, Edward E. Rieck, II, William Y. Rodewald, John K. Stewart, Jr. THE FORUM The Forum meets every other week to discuss some educational, economic, political, or social topic of current interest. It is open to all students of the four upper forms. The only requirements for membership in the Forum are regular attendance and a willingness to contribute to the discussions. The Forum also sponsors and serves as a proving ground for the Shady Side Debate Team. Occasionally the Forum is honored by a distinguished guest speaker: this year it was its privilege to hear Major Henry Lausucq, of the French underground movement. OFFICERS DOMINIC J. Navauuo. JR. President RALPH LYNCH, JR. . Vice-President Giaoizcais S. CAPLAN. E Secretary Wll.l.lANl H. OvER1.Y .. - Lz'brarian MR. ARLIN M. COOK .. . Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Samuel B. Aronson, James S. Beckwith, III, Peter G. Bolanis. Wayland W. Bowser, John H. Cohen, Jr., Don R. Conner, R. William Danforth, David D. Feldstein, John J. Follansbee, Jr., Harry L. Forcey. II, William F. Ciauss, Jr., James H. Hardie, Jr., David W. Hunter, Thomas H. Hunter, Jr., W. Archibald Irvin, Jr.. Charles MCC. Jackson, Hugh B. Johnston, Veort Money, Voigt Mooney, Jr., John D. O'Brien, William M. Patterson, Jr., Richard B. Patton, John O. Perry, C. Wesley Ridinger, III, Carl E. Rieck, Jr., Edward E. Rieck, II, John E. Rieck, William Cm. Sander, Jr., George B. Scheetz. Carroll E. Sinclair, John T. Thayer, Neil H. Thomas, Richard T. Wentley, Jerold B. Wilkoff, David C. Willey, A. John VVilliams, Jr. STUDENT COUNCIL EDWARD E. RIECK. Il DONALD DEW. RAIT. JR.,, . R. WILI.IAM DANFORTH Edward E. Rieck, Il LL,,,,L,, ..L,,,LL Donald DeW. Rait, Jr. . L,LL.., John D. O'Brien ,L,,,,L,,,LL Don B. Blenko L ,LLL William H. Overlyw Thomas J. Hartland , Karl R, Maerker, Jr .,L,,,, David M. Curry Robert A. Lyne, Jr.. John H. Voigt Vert Mooney , Robert B. Egan, . Hilary G. Lynch , L, Charles M. Evans. .,,, , , R. William Danforthnw. L William Y. Rodewald. , L OFFICERS ,,,,,, W ,ljreszdent . ,.,,.. , Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Sixth Form Representative Sixth Form Representative from Fifth Form Sixth Form Representative from Fifth Form Sixth Form Day Student Representative Fifth Form Representative Fifth Form Representative from Fourth Form Fifth Form Representative from Fourth Form Fifth Form Day Student Representative Fourth Form Representative Fourth Form Representative Fourth Form Representative Fourth Form Day Student Third Form Representative Representative of Croft Hall Representative of Ellsworth House Representative of Morewood House from Third Form from Third Form Representative CUM LAU DE SOCIETY Cum l,aude, the national honorary society ol preparatory schools. has had a chapter at Shady Side since IOZQ. Each year twenty per cent of the members of the graduating class having the highest scholarship rating are elected to membership in the society. They must have attended Shady Side lor two consecutive years and must have secured an average of eighty per cent to be eligible lor consideration, MEMBERS Don B. Blenko Thomas E. McCarthy l.ester W. Boss Patrick P. lVlcCurdy Henry B. Ferguson William Y. Rodewald Edward W. Jew, Jr. John K. Stewart. Jr. LIBRARY COMMITTEE The Library Committee is selected from members of the Fifth Eorm who volunteer in their spring term and serve until the spring term of their senior year. The Committee assists in the work of the library, helping to supervise and to locate books for students. OFFICERS MRS. ELIZABETH K. BoTsET eetttteets . tttett .. . .Llibfllfl-UTI MR. CHARLES P. VORCE. et,,,e, . . Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Don B. Blenko, William G. Bolanis Il, Lester W. Boss, Edwin P. Brown, T. William Cook, Jr., Mark Cosgrove, Henry B. Eerugson, Thomas G. Eer- guson, Jr., Richard S. Frankenstein, Edward H. Gallup, Ill, William E. Gauss, Jr., David W. Hunter, Philip Huss, Jr., Edward W. Jew, Jr., James L. Kendall, III, John A. Martin, Andrew W. Mathieson, Thomas E. McCarthy, Patrick P. McCurdy, Voigt Mooney, Jr., Dominic J. Navarro, Jr., Arthur M. Pivirotto, Jr., Donald DeW. Rait, Jr., C. Wesley Ridinger, Ill, William Y. Rodewald, John K. Stewart, Jr., Robert N. Waddell. THE ART CLUB 'l'he Art Club offers a chance lor boys interested in art to get together for informal work once a week. The purposes of the Club are 1 l t to give boys an opportunity to develop their own talents, and 123 to sponsor art activities lor the whole school in the form of displays, exhibits, and general art education. 'l'he club visits various art exhibitions in the Pittsburgh Art Center district, During the year members did block printing, water colors. oil painting, charcoal and pencil sketching, pen and ink drawing, craft decoration, and posters. OFFICERS Cjttatzttas MCC. Jzxctttsotst l'resi'a'en1 BAYARD D. Rtilx Vice-l'resn1t-far .lol lN E. Rllifili Secrelurys'l'rez1sure1' MR. Cjftttt. M. Cocittkfw Faculty Atiuiser MEMBERS Seavey Austen, .lames S. Beckwith, Ill. William W. Blair, Ill, Vilayland W. Bowser, .lohn H. Cohen, Jr., Don R. Conner, Thomas G. Ferguson, Jr.. lfrederick M. Hill, Henry W. Kipp, Loren M. Rosenbach. EIGHT BEATS AND A REST The Eight Beats and a Rest, a semi-swing vocal group, performed before the Winchester-Thurston School early last spring in a program which also included the A Cappella Glee Club and the Saxophone Quintet. They sang a novelty number called Out of the Smog, which was written by Dr. Harris, at the Ellis Concert, receiving thunderous applause. This organization played a primary part in the musical comedy, lt's About Time, held early in May. OFFICERS WILLIAM JAMES ASKIN. HIE ettaatat. taacttaa E Leader THOMAS JoHN HARTLAND oaaaa Accompanist MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD E so Director MEMBERS Wiliam James Askin, Ill, Charles lVlcCandless Evans, Henry Bannon Eer- guson, Thomas John Hartland, Edward Walter Jew, Jr., William Wallace Lowe, John Andrew Martin, Harold L. Mitchell, Jr,, Thomas James Owens, William Howard Overly, Jay Taylor Overpeck. ORCHESTRA 'l'he Orchestra. which participates in all Musical Clubs programs. accom- panies the student hody each morning in Chapel singing. At many of the Cha nel services members of the Orchestra render solos. l OFFICERS .lmnas D. lVl!ICl.lS'l'liR I,eader WIl.l.lANl H. OVIQRLY Nlanuger MR. Roulalu' V. Howaim Dm-czor MEMBERS William J. Askin, lll, William W. Blair, lll, James S. Beckwith, lll, Don B. Blenko, John V. Bowmer, Peter Ci. Bolanis, William G. Bolanis, ll. John H. Cohen, Jr., Stephen l-. Cohen, William H. Dearth, William F. Fried, Jr., William C. Fuellhart, Jr., William B. Groves, Jr., Hugh B. Johnston, William W. l.owe, Hilary G. Lynch. James l-. Kendall, lll, Frederick B. Mal- vin,, Harvey R. Mann, Dominic J. Navarro, Jr.. John A. Martin, Arthur M. Pivirotto, Jr., Richard R. Pivirotto, Donald DeW. Rait. Jr.. Charles F. Sey- mour, J. Paul Shroads, Peter H. Strachen. James E. Vaux, Jr.. Jerold B. Wilkcvfl, C. Vaughn Wilson. l SAXAPHONE QU INTET On several occasions the Saxophone Quintet accompanied the A Cappella Clee Club on various trips and engagements. OFFICERS JAMES Louis KENDALI., E C J Leader JAMES DAVID MCCLISTER E Accompanist MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD Director MEMBERS John H. Cohen, Jr., James Louis Kendall, James David McClister, John Andrew Martin, Arthur Michael Pivirotto, Jr. THE EGERIAN OFFICERS WlI.I.lAhl Hoxvmzo OvERt.Y Business Manager CIARRo1.t. E1.oN SiNc:1.mR Literary Editor Aims CttAMBt5R1.AiN Comix. JR. Lizeriiry Editor JAMISS HIl.I.lZR HARDIIE. JR. l,iterary Editor MR. l,OWlEI.I. INNi2s Faculty Adviser For the Hrst time since l9-13 the members of the Fifth Form are putting out The Egerian, the suspension of this publication being due to the compli- cations brought on by the war. The war over, the Fifth Form is represented again by an Egerian Board, the members of which are either appointed by the liaculty Adviser, Mr. Lowell Innes. or chosen by competition. This Board edits and publishes The Egerian entirely on its own, and its members gain valuable experience in the literary field by doing so. The Egerian is a booklet made up of poems, short stories, essays, editorials, short plays, etc., with no advertising matter. It is sold at the Commencement exercises to the students and the guests of the school. the price being only high enough to meet the cost of printing. The sole ambition of The Egerian is to provide the students of Shady Side with an opportunity to write original com positions and to have them published. No distinction is made as to Form, age, or previous experience: the only requirement is that the writing he original. A CAPPELLA GLEE CLUB lxWASlIINGTON GROUPYJ This year the A. Cappella Glee Club was invited by Mr. Matthew J. Connelly, Executive Secretary, to perform before President Truman at the White House on April fourteenth. Only a limited number of boys from the A Cappella Cilee Club were chosen to make this trip, which also included a combined broad' cast with the Chevy Chase Junior College on April thirteenth. Those making the trip to Washington were: OFFICERS JOHN A. MARTINW or so iisi Student Leader EDWARD E. RIECK. Ile sise or L ,LeSrudenr Leader DOMINIC J. NAVARRD, JR ,eeeeee eiei e eBusiness Manager MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD ,,ee L L Direczor William Askin, Laurence Autenreith, Don Blenko. William Boggs, Peter Bolanis, William Chesley, John Cohen, Stephen Cohen, Howard Clark, James Creps, David Curry, William Dearth, Charles Evans, Richard Erankenstein. Renry Eerugson, Justus Gilfillan, James Hardie, William Heriot, Frederick Hill, Alexander Hoon, Edward Jew, Charles Jackson, James Kendall, David Lowry, William Lowe, Robert Lyne, John Martin, Andrew Mathieson, Karl Maerker, Voigt Mooney, George McCullough, James McClister, Harold Mitchell, Elliot Morrison, Dominic Navarro, Thomas Owens, William Overly, Taylor Over- peck, Arthur Pivirotto, John Perry, William Patterson, Richard Patton, Edward Rieck, John Rieck, Donald Rait, Wesley Ridinger, John Stewart, Carroll Sin- clair, Arthur West, Jerold Wilkoif. .X . .. .t .- If . .X . t X., . COMPLETE A CAPPELLA GLEE CLUB For over thirteen years the A Cappella Cilee Club has taken trips to Florida and Washington, D. C, For several years, however, transportation difficulties have limited the Club's activities to the vicinity of the Pittsburgh area. This year, in addition to the concerts held at the Ellis and Winchester-Thurston Schools, chosen members of the A Cappella Glee Club went to Washington to perform before the President and to take part in a combined broadcast with Chevy Chase Junior College. The section leaders of the Club were Edward Jew, Wiliam Overly, Charles Evans, Donald Rait. and Don Blenko, and because of the cooperation and teamwork of all the members with these boys, the A Cappella Glee Club completed a most successful season. OFFICERS JOHN A. MARTIN .S S L . Student Leader EDWARD E. Rieck, II . .. Student Leader DOMINIC J. NAVARRO. JR. . Business Manager Miz. Roistsizr V. HOWARD . .. Director MEMBERS William J. Askin, III, Seavey Austen, Laurence H. Autenreith, William B. Blackburn, Don B. Blenko, James L. Boeringer, William Ci. Boggs, Jr., Peter G. Bolanis, William G, Bolanis, ll, John C. Burrey, Ralph W. Cadman, ll, William R. Chesley, J. Howard Clark, Jr., John H. Cohen, Jr., Stephen L. Cohen, Don R. Conner, James J. Creps, David M. Curry, William H. Dearth, Glenn D. Dunmire, Jr., Robert B. Egan, Charles M. Evans, Stephen S. Evans, Henry B. Ferguson, Richard S. Frankenstein, Justus C. Gilfillan, Jr., James B. Graham, Jr., James H. Hardie, Jr., William A. Heriot, Frederick M. Hill, Alexander H. Hoon, W. Archibald lrvin, Jr., Charles MCC. Jackson, Edward W. Jew. Hugh B. Johnston. Bruce R. Kauffman, James L. Kendall, Ill, Arthur B. Kinsolving, lll, John M. Kintner, Frederick J. Lind, Jr., William W. Lowe, David B. Lowry, Robert A. Lyne. Jr., James D. McClister, George R. McCul- lough, Patrick P. McCurdy, Carl R. Maerker, Jr., Harvey R. Mann, Andrew W. Mathieson. Harold l.. Mitchell, Jr., Vert Mooney, Voigt Mooney, Jr., J. Elliot J. Morrison, John H. Newstetter, William H, Overly, J. Taylor Over- peck, Thomas J. Owens, William M. Patterson, Jr., Pichard B. Patton, John O. Perry, Arthur M. Pivirotto, Jr., Richard R. Pivirotto, Donald DeW. Rait, Jr., C. Wesley Riclinger, lll, John E. Rieck, George B. Scheetz, Carroll E. Sine clair, John K. Stewart, Jr., James E. Vaux, Jr., John H. Voigt, L. Wainwright Voigt, C. Arthur West. Jerold B. Wilkoff, C. Vauhn Wilson, William H. Woelfel, I-larry K. Ziel. GARGOYLE SOCIETY The Gargoyle Society, the dramatic organization of Shady Side, annually takes complete responsibility for the production and management of one major school play which involves scenery construction, designing, lighting, and the business side of producing-as well as acting. This year the Club presented The Black Flamingo, written by Sam Janney. In combination with the Musical Clubs, the Gargoyle Society also sponsored a musical show, 'Alt's About Time, written under the supervision of Dr. Erdman Harris, and presented in the late spring. OFFICERS J. TAYI.oR OVERPECK tattatttatttttaa . .President WILLIAM M. PATTERSON, JR., .Vice-Pre.sidenr DON B. BLENKO., .. , tttta,t,tt, ,- N . .Secretary PATRICK P. MCCURDY ttttttat . atat E .. Treasurer MR. LowELL INNES. MR. W. E. MEAD ttttt .Faculty Advisers MEMBERS James L. Boeringer, William R. Chesley, Aims C. Coney, Jr., Frederick M. Hill, Alexander H. Hoon, Charles McC. Jackson, George A. Keck, Thomas E. McCarthy, William E. McKnight, C. Wesley Ridinger, III, John E. Rieck. SHOTS FROM THE 1946 PRODUCTION, HTHE BLACK FLAMINGO Y ATHLETICS I VARSITY FOOTBALL DOMINIC J. NAVARRO, JR-, ,,,,, ,7,,7,, , , ,,,, , Captain DONALD DEW. RAIT.-. EDWARD W. JEW. JR..,.. .D JAMES H. HARDIE, JR. Captain D ,,D,,. Manager ,D,D, .Manager MR. GEORGE VAN HEUSEN. .....D ..D...... . to ,Coach MR. F. WALTER JONES , . .D..D The Blue and Gold eleven, coached for the second year by Mr. George Van Heusen and led by co-captains Don Rait and Dom Na- varro, came through a seven-game schedule dotted only by two defeats. Numerous in- juries that crippled the team throughout the season proved a definite handicap to the Indians. if 41 P21 A SSA.: 25M Perry: 6 On Friday, September 28 the Shady Siders pryed the lid off the '46 season with a decisive win over Perry High School. With the first quarter only a few moments old, Dom Na- varro sprinted 20 yards for the Indians first , score. Shortly N ,a.,,,..., ,, ,,Assz'stant Coach after Dom scored, Gallagher, speedy Perry back, crossed the goal on a beautiful 60 yard run to deadlock the contest. Ed Rieck, who successfully ripped the Perry line all after- noon, won scoring honors by crossing the last chalk mark three times. S.S.A.: 41-Linsly: 14 The Blue and Gold avenged their sole defeat of the 1944 sea- son by over- whelming Lin- sly Military In- s t i t u t e from Wheeling, W. Va. In the first half Ed Rieck scored twice and Rait converted after each score. In the third Quarter Rieck, Riflinger and McCullough got a score apiece. The final marker was gained by Earnest Eddie, who crossed the Linsly goal with men hanging all over him. Don Rait and his educated toe were responsible for four conver- sion points this afternoon. lk ll' H14 lk S.S.A.: 31-South: 6 The following Friday, October 12, the Van Heusen men rolled to an easy win over a weak South High School aggregation. In the nrst half the spectators saw Big Ed Rieck go over in his usual manner for the first tally, and the Danforth-to-Ridinger com- bination clicked for three more touchdowns. In the final canto McCullough uncorked a perfectly timed pass to Billy Askin in the end zone. The team sorely missed Don Rait who was laid up in the infirmary with a stomach injury. PY lk 'lf 314 S.S.A.: 6-New Kensington: 26 The following Friday the Indians fell to defeat at the hands of a smooth and powerful eleven from New Kensington, runners up in the WPIAL AA championchip playoffs. The superb passing and hard charging line proved too much for the Indians as the Ken- sters dominated the play all afternoon. The Shady Siders were kept from a shutout when Billy Askin grabbed a lateral from Ed Rieck in the closing minutes of the game to score. 9k 114 lk if S.S.A.: 13-U.S.: 24 The Indians, traveling to Cleveland on Oc- tober 27, received the second setback of the season. It seemed as if Shady Side was going to be the victor, when Ed Rieck grabbed off the opening kickoff and easily went the dis- tance for the score. Hale. speedy U.S. half- back. crossed the last chalk mark twice, cli- maxed by a sustained drive and a fumble. Be- fore the half ended Bill Askin ran right end for 15 yards to put the Blue and Gold ahead, 13-12. The second half was dominated by U.S. as Hale garnered two more tallies before the gun sounded. sf if ff 4- S.S.A.: 25-Brentwood: 13 The Indians tangled Brentwood High School on the Anual Homecoming Parent's Day and got back on the victory road once again. Askin registered his score in the first period on a 10-yard sprint off tackle, while Rieck, Navarro, and Caplan tallied in the sec- ond quarter, when the Indians scored in rapid succession to overwhelm the visitors. Caplan, being the only lineman to score during the season, intercepted an aerial and bolled his way 23 yards to pay dirt. as wk 4: xr S.S.A.: 20-Beaver: 13 The Shady Side gridmen brought their season to a close with a thrilling and smash- ing victory over Beaver High School on Mon- day evening, November 12. The Beaver boys got an early start by intercepting a pass in the first quarter, putting them ahead. 6-0. But Ed Rieck, who carried the ball brilliantly all evening, showed the Beaver Valley boys that he is a real football player. Ed scored twice and Askin once to give the Indians a sweet- tasting victory. wk if if Pk Lettermen: Dominic J, Navarro, Jr. '46: Donald DeW. Rait, Jr. '46: William J. Askin, III '47: George S. Caplan '47: David M. Curry '47: R. Wiliam Danforth '46: James H. Hardie, Jr. '47: Thomas J. Hart- land '47: David W. Hunter '46 Edward W. Jew '46: George A. Keck '46s Ralph Lynch. Jr. '46: George R. McCullough '47: Voigt Mooney, Jr. '46: J. Elliot P. Morrison '47s John D. O'Brien '4-7: Richard B. Patton '47: Thomas J. Owens '46: C. Weslev Ridinger. III '46: EdwardE. Rieck, Il '46: William Y. Rodewald '46. H. .. ...:u.s3... VARSITY SOCCER JOHN A. MARTIN ,.,, , ,,,.. ,,,, ,,,,, , M anager MR. WILLARD E. MEAD,, ttte ,,,Coach The Indian soccer team, coached by Mr. Willard E. Mead, were seriously held down by injuries and illnesses on the large varsity squad, winning only one contest out of the seven scheduled encounters. The first game of the booters was dropped by the hard-fighting eleven to Washington Vocational by a score of l-O, the lone tally being made late in the fourth quarter. The Blue and Gold dropped the return bout to the Vocs by a score of 4-O, Captain Mulert being out with a leg injury. The Indians dropped another game to a far superior Connelly Vocational team by a score of 5-0, but in the return encounter the Shady Side team, without handicap by absences, defeated these city champions, l-O, with Kaufmann making the only goal in the fourth period, The booters lost a spirited and close battle to Carrick in the next encounter and lost by the lone goal of the game, made by Carrick in the second half. In our only league game of the year, Western Reserve Academy defeated the Blue and Gold on their field by a score of 3-l, Hoon driving the Indian's tally home in the third quarter. Reserve's usual sporting but hard-fighting nature, and Evans' brilliant half- backing and Mathieson's terrific work at the goal made the game a thrilling one. ln the last game of the year, with W.P.S.D., the depleted Shady Side eleven bowed to the superior institute squad by a score of 4-O. Lettermen: Henry Bannon Ferguson, William Roscoe Hirshson, Alex- ander Holliday Hoon, John Andrew Martin, Manager: Andrew Wray Mathie- son, Jobf Charles Burrey, William Howard Overly, Glenn DeWitt Dunmire, Jr., Charles Mcflandless Evans, captain-elect. BASKETBALL RALPH l.YNc3ii. JR. Cupluin Wll.l.lAlNl F. Gzwss. JR. Manager MR. F. WAl.TlER .lorsuas Coach Coached for the second year by Mr. F. Walter Jones and led by Captain Ralph l,ynch, the Shady Side floormen completed an eighteen-game schedule with four victories. In the opening game the Indians lost to Millvale by the score of 37-25. 'lihe next two games were lost to Edgewood High School and Har-l3rack High School, 35-23, and 37-l2, respectively. The following two were lost to Oakmont High School, 36-35, and to Central Catholic High School, 48-24. Shady Side scored a victory over the Western Pennsylvania School for the Deal, 30-37, only to lose to Avalon in a hard fought contest by a score of 25-42. Oakmonfs hard win victory was avenged by the loopers, 36-34, and continuing their winning streak the lndians upset l.insly Military Institute of Wheeling. W. Va., by a score of 44-42, The next contest with Springdale High School was lost, 53-32, and in the following encounter the Indians lost to Cran- brook School at Detroit, Mich., by a score of 33-26. ln a home game with Western Reserve Academy they lost to their inter- state prep school rivals, 44-32. Losing to Oliver High School. 27-21. the lndians defeated the fighting West View team, 33-26. The remaining two games were lost to University School and l.insly Military Institute, 53-34 and 43-30, respectively. Lellermenz R. I.ynch, Captain: Navarro, Danforth, D. Hunter, Rait, R. Pivirotto, E. Brown, Hartland, C. Evans and Gauss. I VARSITY WRESTLING WILLIAM Y, RODEWALD, . ., ....... C aptain GEORGE B. SCHEETZ. .. .. M anager MR. GEORGE VAN HEUSENL.. E EEEE . EEEEEE .---C0ach Guided for the second year by Mr. Van I-Ieusen and captained by Bill Rodewald, the Indian wrestlers won all six of their matches. Undefeated during the regular season, the grapplers placed third in the Lehigh Prep School Championships and later third in the Allegheny Mountain Association Cham- pionships, The Blue and Gold began their season by winning over Millvale High School, 7-6. The following week they defeated West View on the home mat by a score of 6-5. Dormont was the third victim of the year, our boys traveling to Dormont to win, 7-4. In a return match with Millvale, this time at home, the Indians bettered their previous score by winning ll-3. A few days later they showed their increased power by defeating Dor- mont on their own floor, 12-3. The season was wound up by a victory of 6-5 over West View. At Lehigh, Pete Bolanis at l28 pounds and Bill Cook at l6l pounds, won second places, while Bill Rodewald at 185 and Don Rait in the unlimited class, won thirds. At the Alle- gheny Mountain Association Championships, Bill Rodewald's first and Pete Bolanis second placed us third in the final scoring. Lettermen: Captain Bill Rodewald, Captain-elect Peter Bolanis, William Downing, James Kendall, Thomas Mc- Carthy, Lester Boss, Henry Ferguson, William Cook, Don Rait, and Manager George Scheetz. VARSITY BASEBALL Wn.1.mM N. DANIIORTH Captain J. E. P. MORRISON . Munaqtr MR. ROBERT E. SMITH Htad Coach MR. CiiAR1.ias P. SHRIVER Assocwzt Coach DA'l'li SCHEDULE PLACE April l6 Munhall H. S. Home April 18 Schenley H. S. Home April 23 Langley H. S. Home April 26 Allegheny H. S. Home April 29 Oliver H. S. Home May 3 Hampton H. S. Home May 6 Peabody H. S. Home May I l Western Reserve Academy Hudson, O. May I5 Springdale H. S. . Home May 18 Cranbrook School Home May Zl Wilkinsburg H. S. Home May 24 West View H. S. Home May Z8 Veterans' Hospital Away Returning Lettermen: Danforth, C. Evans, D. Hunter, R. Lynch, I.yne, Rait, E. Rieck. VARSITY TRACK WILLIAM F. GAUSS, JR. ,,,,, LL , ,,7, Co-Captain JAMES L. KENDALL.-,, LLLL Co-Captain JOHN A. MARTINLLLLL ,,,, L ,L.,7 ,,L,,,, L L L LL 77,,L,L LManager CAPTAIN WILLIAM A. PALMER L L LLLL LLLLLLL L L Head Coach MR. E. WALTER JONESL ,...L,L,L,L,.,. L. .,,,, Assistant Coach l DATE SCHEDULE PLACE April 27 Wheeling Relays L,,L, L LLLWheeling, W. Va. April 30 Allderdice H. S.LL LL LLLLL LLLLL L L Home May 4 Butler H. S .LLLL LL LLLLLL, L LLLL LLLLL H ome May 7 Linsly Military InstituteLLLL L Home May 10 Penn H. S. LLLL LLLLLLL L L LLHome May 14 Brentwood H. S .LLLL LLLLLL LLLLL H o me May 17 Central Catholic H. S. LLLL LL Home May 21 Wilkinsburg H. S. L LLLLLLLL LLLL L LLLLLLLLL L LLLL L Home May 25 Interstate Prep League Championships Returning Lettermen: Askin, Gauss. Kendall, Patterson. DATE April 26 April 29 May 4 May 7 May I I May I4 May I 7- I 8 May Zl May Z-I May Z7 VARSITY TEN Tiiomzxs J. OWIENS FRISDIQRICIQ M. HILL MR. l.owis1.t. INNIQS NIS SCHEDULE PLACE Edgewood I-I. S. Home Mt. Lebanon I-I. S. Away University School Cleveland, O. Central Catholic I-I. S. Home Western Reserve Academy Home Mt. Lebanon H. S. . Home Interstate Prep League Championships Central Catholic I-I. S. Home Ifdgewood H. S., Home Metropolitan Tennis Tournament Mt. l.e banon Cuplain Manager Coach VARSITY GOLF THOMAS E. MCCARTHY .... -- B ..... Captain MR. W. D. WILKISON.. .- -- .Coach May DATE SCHEDULE April Penn H. S.... April Butler H. S... April Central Catholic H. S April Brentwood H. S.. April Butler H. S. . May Penn H. S. May West View H. S. Brentwood H, S. PLACE Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home U !'I B '? 'I G'H l 1 V.FOOTBALL --U-11 J V.SOCCER RESERVE BASKETBALL J. V. BASKETBALL J. V. BASEBALL ..-. - ,. fx .A LIGHTVVEIGHT FOOTBALL LIGHTWEIGHT SOCCER LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL LIGHTVJEIGHT BASEBALL JUNIOR LIGHTVVEIGHT TRACK JUNIOR FOOTBALL JUNIOR BASKETBALL JUNIOR BASEBALL QQ JUNIOR SCHOOL ERWIN WARREN COLE, A.B. Cortland Normal School, Cornell. University of Pittsburgh Headmaster MfXRCnf'XRlfl' VROOMAN BROOKS ALAN Cfxwlplglillll GRIEGG A H- U'l'W'mV I Vi 5l'l ?lh5 'NM' AU. lndi.m.l Nm'm.1l School: XVQSIU ciUlllI11l7i.ILJI'IiYk'lhilV, .84-UwnIl'11r'rv7, mn Lymvcrmv: LwniU.I.SiU. of lmms xUl71rl1'1x. l.ElI.A CIJXNEY A B , Mlfd. University ul' Pittsburgh. l 1'lxt l urm. Cl AUDIE ll. HUBBARD .IOSIIPH THORNTON NIS. Arnln-ral: ll.1rv.mi School ol' Phy- IRS. SIJIC 'Ixt'.1CllCI'S Cfolh-gc: Mlfd siml lfdlualimmz Miki. LII1iVL'I'SilV ui Univcrsilly of PillSl7lll'gh. Rvnmlml Pillsluxrgh, I'1Hh lwum um! ,'Uf711'I!'1A, Rvmlirw um! I.1'Ivu1lun'. lxurgh. SA'L'A'l7I'7 Ifwrm .md llmwlur ul LUCILE LAUGHLIN LOGAN AB. Pennsylvania College for Wcimen, Kl'f1tll'I'LlKII'It'!7. HARRIET HANNA KURTZ A.B. Carnegie Institute of Technology. Music. WII.I,A K. STEEB Pittsburgh Teachers Training School. Fourth Form. RICHARD J. BIZACHAM PLS, Slippery Rock State Teachers Col- lege: lVl.Ed. University ol' Pittslwurgh. Sixth I-iornv. MAY VJII.I,lAMS University of Pittsburgh: Carnegie In- stitute of Technology: Ecole des Beaux Arts. Art, .IlINIi I5I'I'ZI'fI'I'RICK I.UDWICl AIS. I'rnnsyIv.mi.1 Clnllcgc for Wmwnacn. YIIIYI-H! lfurm, DOROTHY J EAN FIRTH A.B. Pennsylvania Colcgc for Women. Primary Assistant. S 'I' A I3 If GEORGE I.. MCNEMRY lnslruflor of Strinqvd lnslrunwnls RACHEL HALL AB. XVcllcslcy ColIcgc. Sefrelary I RUTH J. WII.I.IAMS Pittsburgh Teachers Training School University of Pillsburghp XVcslcrn Rc scrvc Univvrsity. Ruuzlinq and 1.iIvru turc. 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MARTIN 4 4 ' INSURANCE AND BONDING 4 4 ARROTT BUILDING FOURTH AVENUE AT DAIRY SPECIALISTS WOOD STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. KOPPERS designs and builds coke ovens and by-product plants: recovers and refines coal tar chemicals: produces roofing and paving materials: pressure-treats timber: manufactures great quantities of piston rings: makes East's Self-aligning Couplings, and many other products. It is the industry that serves all industry, K 0 P P E R S Gut mousm nm stnvfs All mnusrnQ KOPPERS COMPANY, INC. PITTSBURGH 19, PA, Compliments of NAVARRO CORPORATION GENERAL CONTRACTORS CN-9 DoM1N1c: NAVARRO Presndent MQKELVY 81 COMPANY PITTSBURGH ow Mc'n1bc'rs NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE P S I1 NEW YORK CURB Mssociamj Phom GRANT 8700 For twenty years the Parry Studio has undertaken, for Shady Side Academy, the making of all the photographs each year con- tained in the Shady Side Academian. In our tiles Cwhich contain almost a million negativesj are to be found the negatives of euery Senior and every member of the Faculty of Shady Side Academy for nearly a quarter of a century. This record is one of our proudest possessions, and we value the confidence which Shady Side has reposed in us, far more than any contract. As a matter of fact, we have never had a contract with any of the Senior Classes! Our photographic service has lifted far above such consideration, and has become one of the most pleasurable undertakings of The Parry Studio and its staff, We Wish the class of 1946 the greatest of all boons-Security- in this fast-changing, complex World which so needs the kind of good citizenship Shady Side Academy encourages and prepares for. FLORENCE FISHER PARRY THE PARRY STUDIO Q Q- '-Z PlttsburgI1ZQ41tdoorAdv QQ Imported and Domestic Foods Gifts For All Occasions UNION SUPPLY COMPANY COMPUMENTS NO. 1 MURIEL STORE 1509 MURIEL STREET of S. S., PITTSBURGH, PA. Shopping Service-HEmlock 5460 The ' ' , SCHENLEY STORE Schenley Apartment Building 4000 Fifth Avenue ROYAL YORK STORE Royal York Apartments 3955 Bigelow Blvd. GIFT BOX Schenley Apartment Building 4018 Fifth Avenue Compliments of SOUTH HILLS ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS 2428 WEST LIBERTY AVENUE PITTSBURGH 26, PA. Our Progress is the Result of Proved Leadership in Dealing CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY Means :- HRENTON STOKER COAL TO YOU! J. Clyde Giliillan Lumber Company NEW CASTLE, PA. C266 For- GOOD FOOD AT PRICES YOU CAN AFEORD TO PAY COME TO THE GROCERY CORNER Center and Highland Avenues STEVENSON-CHISLETT, INC. MANSMANN'S DEPARTMENT STORE PENN AVENUE EAST LIBERTY PITTSBURGH, PA. COMPLIMENTS of Walnut Cleaning and Tailoring Co. 5427 WALNUT STREET MAyflower 7174 PHILIP INDOVINA 8 SONS Complete Modem Food Market 5435 Walnut Street E. E.. Pittsburgh. Pa. :N-9 Finest Quality Meats, ' Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries l l 059 Free Delivery-Call MA 4545 Don't hesitate to phone us, you will receive the same quality foods just as though you selected them yourself. CDI.-.W fQ3..:l,lf,,,, LINEN SHQP fgieslam-wil SEWICKLEY, PA. Good Food - Popular Prices ow ow COATS - DRESSES Luncheon and Dinner Music LINGERIE SPORTSWEAR by Stan Woods GIFTS ow 527 SMITHFIELD ST. - ATl2mtiC 5464 Sewickley 2194 In our PROPERTY MANAGEMENT and other lines, We are seeking to give the very finest possible service. You'll find our trained personnel alert to your every need. N-9 I-IUSS BROTHERS Realtors REAL ESTATE , , . PROPERTY MANAGEMENT . . . GENERAL INSURANCE MORTGAGE MONEY 5972 BAUM BOULEVARD MONTROSE 4700 Flowers and Gifts 089 Hugh A. McMaster 503 BEAVER STREET SEWICKLEY, PA. Phone Scwicklcy 7 8 8 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1946 DOJ WILSON COMPANY GROVE CITY PENNSYLVANIA EC C .X ' CHOOSE YOUR BANK AS YOU WOULD CHOOSEA FRIEND N MELLON NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CHAPLIN Sc COMPANY Members NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE NENV YORK CURB EXCHANGE IASSOKTIATIEH cw-9 419 WOOD STREET 61 BROADWAY PITTSBURGH 22, PA. NEW YORK 6, N. Y. GR:lnl 3900 WHitehalI 3-4000 That' somethmg dn inexperienced person fo Hstep right up cmd be Exetutou? of my esfotef' An Execotoru needs know-l1ow -4 c quo!- ity that we con convince you we possess, in cz brief inter- view. You set the time. ' . Q4PE!'l!lRR5T.S9!! EQ!! G E POST WM. G. 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U59 THE COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY 414 WOOD STREET Member, Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Pronounced I-IAF and KEENAN lVlOntrose 2700 Pittsburgh's Finest Cleaners A Record of Service to Old Pittsburgh Families in . . MOVING, STORING AND PACKING OF VALUABLE FURNISHINGS COLD STORAGE Centre '85 Euclid Avenues FURRIERS RUGS FURNITURE on DRAPERIES MOntrose 6700 KEYSTONE NATIONAL BANK IN PITTSBURGH Singer, Deane 8: Scribner MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE fAssociatesJ 333 FOURTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE PITTSBURGH, PA. 00-9 O O Mmm UN1oN TRUST BLDG. Ifcdcral Deposit Insurance Corporation PITTSBURGH, PA. Compliments STUART J. 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