Shady Side Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1947 volume:

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Archibald Irvin, Jr. Hugh B. Johnston William W. Lowe Harold L. Mitchell, Jr. John D. O'Brien ' Richard R. Pivirotto Carl E. Rieck, Jr. Loren M. Rosenbach Carroll E. Sinclair Allen O. Smith Neil H. Thomas John H. Voigt BUSINESS STAFF William J. Askin III James S. Beckwith III George S. Caplan Charles E. Dinkey Glenn D. Dunmire, Jr. William M. Gardner, Jr. Lawrence L. Humphreys J. Evans Rose, Jr. Raymond F. Swoish Jerold B. Wilkoff Paul Browning Dickey, Jr. Charles MCC. Jackson Frederick M, Hill Bayard D. Rea PHOTOGRAPHER Laurence H. Autenreith FACULTY ADVISERS Dr. Erdman Harris Mr. G. Byron Waldrop Behinatiun MR. LOWELL INNES For the past twenty-seven years Mr. Innes has been an outstanding member of the English department. From behind the scarred oak desk in Room 10, littered with assorted text- books and theme papers, one can always expect sound advice and reasonable deduction to burst forth. Mr. Innes' friendly good humor and discreet judgment are ever-present in his deal- ings with the students of the school. As Assistant Headmaster he handles administrative problems and difficulties which arise every year in the senior class concerning choice of college. He takes a personal interest in all his work with the boys, and those who have been in his classes realize the thoroughness of his teaching. We, the Class of 1947, in part payment for the debt of gratitude we owe to Mr. lnnes, respectfully dedicate this volume of the Academian to him. Zin fliilemnriam GEORGE BATON SCI-IEETZ When George Scheetz's funeral service was held in the Shadyside Presbyterian Church last fall, over one-third of our entire student body was present to do him honor and to cele- brate his memory. Our class suffered an irreparable loss in his passing. In spite of handicaps he made a great contribution to Shady Side. His cheerfulness and courage were evident in every- thing he did. He was vitally interested in the Academy and made many friends among the boys and masters, but he was also very much concerned about the wider community and the more pressing problems of the world. He had a knowledge of history and a grasp of current affairs remarkable in a boy of his age. His memory will never fade. Not only will those who knew him personally derive inspiration from his life, but others who hear his story will be encouraged by his fortitude. His family has established a scholarship at the Academy in his name. lt will be an honor for a student to receive that scholarship, for George summed up in his life so many of the qualities which this school needs, and for which our troubled world is waiting. jlggiulty Qff ,J c K rg, fr!! .1-N, f 1 ff K WN-I1 fl 0 1 51 QQ 433 K f 5' Y i Y Jf, 'w r N I i , 5 ' ww X X Q' Q V M DR. ERDMAN HARRIS l'm.A. Princeton Universityi lVl.A. Columbia University: l3.l5., 'l'li.D. Union Theological Seminary. Appointed May, ll?-l-l. Headmaster: Religion: Public Speaking. LOWELL INNES B.A. Yale University: M.A. Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, Appointed January 1920. .Assistant Heiidnmsterj English Dramittirs. CAPT. WILLIAM A. PALMER G.P.E, Yale University: Battle Creek College: B.S. Arnold College: Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. Appointed Septem- ber, 1919. Direelor of Athletics and Physical Educationg Healthy Head Coarh, Truck: Coafh, Junior Varsity Football. CHARLES P. SHRIVER A.B. Franklin and Marshall College. Appointed September, 1918. Mathe- matics: Coat-h, Junior Footballg As- sistant Couch, Varsity Baseball. MERLE M. ALEXANDER Ph. B. Franklin and Marshall College: Jefferson Medical College. Appointed September 1918. Dean: St'ient'v. GEORGE BYRON WALDROP AB. Georgetown College: A.M. Tulane Universityg A.lV1. Harvard University. Appointed September, 1923. Latin, Greek. 1 v 'l'III'Ol7URl2 R. I IJXMAN I 5. Il.lI1lxlIl1 .md M.1rsl1.1ll Cnllrgr LOUIS C. CIZLIZSTIN Uh. LIIIIVLY silo dc Paris: IRI.. Univcr N1,-X, l'l1iX'L'ISilY ul lxullslvllrglm. Ap Siu' dc Nancy: Oflificr d'IxC.1dCI1lit' j'Ull1lt'd N1YX'kXlI1llA'l', IUQ4 Mullin' Appuiulcd Svplcnmlwr. 1025. l 1'vml1 III! Alnxj fmnh, vlllllllll l,r1ll1lu'vn1lJI firm fvfllll. S1I11l'l,' llfmwrmlxlvr, fllxlxmrlly. 4x Al,l.l2N V. IJXUB JXIH. lchigh UI1iX'L'l'SilX'I MJX. l.1I'.1V- nllu Clxllvgv: Columbia Univcrsilv: Middlclrury Collcgu. Appninlcd .l.lI1' unrv, 1010, ffA'I'!T LH7, Spufvmlr. 1.Lll!Al7. .I. IIAROLID S,-XMl'l,li NX'Il.I.ARD If. Mlf:XU N A li Yah' Univrrxily: 1X.M. llarvnrd PLS. ll.1x'crlAnrd Cullcgc. Appoinlcd ' Univcrsilv AIYPUil1lt'1l SK-plcn1lwr, SL'DlCI1lhCl'. 1018. Ifngllxh: I7rurm1111'x: lfljfm, Mulhwmzlllx. IXSSI-SIUI7f fwlltlfh, Smwr. ROBERT V. llOWARD Pittsburgh Musical Institute. Appoint- ed September. lfllfl. lJl'ft'L'iUI' uf Musif: Cfottfh, 1.t'ghltt'et'qhl Fuotlmll: Junior Vursilu Baseball: fItJust'mu.s!t-r, Btlljtlftl. PARKER BERG A.B. Lehigh University: Harvard Uni- versity. Appointed September, 1938. English. History: Head Coufh, Suffer: Coafh. Tennis: Hotzsenmsler, More- wood. CHARLES P. VORCE AB., A.lVl. Nliddlebury College: Uni- versidad Obrera. Mexico: Special Di- plomas: Universite de Lille, The Sor- bonne, lirance. Appointed September. 1934. Spanish, Freneh: I-lssislunt Housermlsler, Ellsworth. A. FRED SOCIIATOFIT A.l3. University of Pennsylvania: Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh. Ap- pointed SCDlCI1ll3Cl'. l93O. llismrtfg English. F. WALTER JONES, JR. BS, University of Pittsburgh. Ap- pointed Septemher. l94-l. History: As- sistant Direrlor of fllhlelifsg Head Cftmch. liuskt-llmll: Assislunl Couch, Football. Truth: A.ssi.stur7l Housemasl- er. fxroff. II.Ii'I'CfIIIiR .I. PROCTOR IHS., MS. University ol' Vermont. Appointed September, lf?-I-I. liiolotfif: fit-rivrul Sttelite: ,'Ivsi'.sttll71 fitltllh, lim lwtlmll: Ckimli, .luninr Iitm-Imll: llwtm' mtlxIe1', filtrfl. ROIBIERT IZ. SIVIIIII I5.A. State University ot' Iowa: Milftl, University of I'itlsIitir5.1li. Appointed September. III-45. Afltlll7t'I?7tlll-ISI lltlltl' lfotuh, limi-lmll: Ckrutlv, .ltmior l'll!'.NI-Ill limllmll. limlct-limll. CARI. M. COCI IRAN A.I'a. XV.ishington College: MJX. Yale University: Johns lloplvins Univer, sity: New York School ol' Interior De- coration: Iiine Arts. Carnegie Institute of Ieclinology. Appointed September. I0-I-I. 1:'nqI1'sl7: xlrli flSSt'SItIl7I llntzxt-f mttxtvr, lfllstvorlh. ARIIN IXI. Cooti AB, XVestern Reserve: IXIJX. Colum- Iwi.i University: Atlelliert College of XX'estern Reserve: Cornell University: Columlwin University. Appointed Sep- tmlmer. Ill-I-I. 12iI7tlIliSl7I Pulwltr Speak- ing: Slmp: tlleelmfiirul IJI'tILL'lAI7tIf rls- sisltml Ilot1xemt1wlel', tlIm'etL'ontI. EDGAR IVI. IIOOPIQS IRS. Mt. Union College: INIJX, Colum- lwin University. Appointed September, I 0-Ita, Ciht'I77l-.NlII.l. V l ELIZABETH KEITH BOTSET B.A. Smith College: B.S., L.S. Car- negie Institute of Technology. Ap- pointed September. l94-1. I.ihrur'r'un. CLARENCE J. GEER A.lVl. Hamilton College. Appointed l894, English Ef77t f1.IllS The Coaching Stafif BOARD OF TRUSTEES MR. E. BRUCE HILL, 'Ol ,.,,.,. COL, ROBERT E. WITHERS .. v OFFICERS MR. WALTER D. WILRISON ...Cv, Mr. George E. Alter, '34 Mr. Charles B. Baton, '26 Mr. W. Forman Bickel, '09 Mr. H. Vaughan Blaxter Mr. Stanley N. Brown Mr. John G. Buchanan, '05 Mr. Samuel B. Casey, '22 Mr. John O. Chesley Mr. John R. Chislett, '03 I-lon. John P. Egan Mr. Roy A. Hunt, '99 Dr. David D. Kennedy, '00 -. .......... President .............. .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 Dr. Edward R. Weidlein SENIOR SCHOOL STAFF WALTER D. WILKISON.-- ROBERTA S. CONNER - . KATHRYN M. TIERNEY. .... . BELINDA LUZELL BEHE JANET CONE ...,.,... HELEN F. SAILLEYLLL-. A EVELYN H. CROSLAND - .... - ALVILDA OLIVER, R.N..-.. . ...... ,. .... ....... ., ..... Business Manager .. ..... Executive Secretary: Typing Instruction . Secretary WILLIAM R. MARSHALL, M.D ........ JOHN L. MARSHALL, M.D..- W. M. THOMPSON, JR., D.D.S. JAMES G. LAFFERTY ...,.,... ...--..- FRANK RICHARDSON ,.... .. Accountant Secretary L .. Secretary ...-.MatrOn L L Health Director .,... Physician , . Physician .. .- . Orthodontist Superintendent of Buildings Assistant, Athletic Department ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS WILLIAM A. MEYER, '28... .... - President ALAN ARENSBERG, '32.- .... ...... .... . V ice-President CLEVELAND D. REA, '31 I ...... .. Vice-President B. KENNETH ELLIOTT. JR., '3l...... . L Secretary GEORGE BECKWITH, '28 .... ..... .... . . .... . .Treasurer WILLIAM ADDENBROOK, '29 . . L ...... .. Assistant- Treasurer O Q Q mor S T fs Ss Y f E25-vi M' : 5-R Uifmxf X1 1 H lg ,ffmfxvxfyg-XD-'1'SA W6 WA ' sk -f ff! rl F1 !llW 4i I F 4 N r Y QL Af! G I 1,4 'i I '3 ?'r- , M bf J' inf 1945-1946: Gun Club: Varsity Wrestling Squad: J. V. Baseball: J. V. Football: Blackfoot. 1946-1947: Library Committee: Gun Club: Academ- icm: Forum: A Cappella Cilee Club: Var- sity Football Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Reserve Basketball: Blackfoot. CARL LEON ADELSHEIM Addie SAMUEL BYRON ARONSON Born November 17, 1929 USG,-n Entered Shady Side 1943 B A ,l 10 1929 5558 Beacon Street N, Om pn i f'1-3 --fy? Entered Shady Side 1943 Pittsburgh, Pa. . , , , 'ax I 1210 Squirrel Hill Avenue DAY STUDENT KQNHRQXQ ' Pittsburgh, Pa. PREPARING FOR DAY S'fUDENT UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 1945-1946: Forum: J. V. Footballg Varsity Tennis Squad: Mohawk. 1946-1947: Forum: Library Committee: Varsit Football Squad: Varsity Tennis Squad: Mohawk. PREPARING FOR YALE Y L 1945- I 946: 1946-1047: President, Fifth Form: Academian: Sar- gon Society: St. Andrew's Society: Forum: Leader, Eight Beats and a Rest: A Cappella Cilee Club: Cast of Gargoyle Play: Gargoyle Society: Fifth Form Dance Committee: S.B.C.: Athletic Council: Varsity Football: Varsity Bas- ketball: Varsity Track: Ciolf: Cheerlead- er: Mohawk. President, Sixth Form: President, Student Council: Secretary, Sargon Society: St. Andrew's Society: Forum: Academiun: Leader, Eight Beats and a Rest: Section Leader, A Cappella Cilee Club: Cast: of Gargoyle Play: Gargoyle Society: Presi- dent, Ellsworth House: Library Commit- tee, S.B.C.: Vice President, Athletic Council: Varsity Football, Varsity Bas- ketball: Co-Captain, Varsity Track? Golf: Cheerleader: Mohawk. Gnoncaii stifxviiy AUSTEN ':'1'r'fw Born August 27, 1929 I f Entered Shady Side 1942 cf I Dorseyville Road Fox Chapel, Pa. N-YNPERW ' DAY STUDIENT IPRIQPAIQING ilolz PIENN STA'I'Ii WILLIAM JAMES ASKIN Ill Bill Born January I4, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1942 754 South Linden Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. Ei.1.swoR'rH HOUSE PRISPARING ifoR PRINCETON 1945-1946: A Cappella Glce Club: Art Club: Man- ager, Gun Club: Football: Reserve Bas- ketball: Blackfoot. 1946-1947: A Cappella Cilee Club: Library Commit- tee: Art Club: Academian: Captain, Gun Club: Manager, Varsity Football: Man- ager, Varsity Basketball: Blackfoot. 1945-1946: A Cappella Glee Club: News: Academ- icm: Fifth Form Dance Committee: J. V. Soccer: J. V. Basketball: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. 1946- 1947: A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: News: Academicm: Forum: St. An- drew's Society: Library Committee: Var- sity Soccer: Varsity Track Squad: Mo- hawk. LAWRENCE HUNTER AUTENREIT1-I Larry CHARLES EDWARD BAKER, Born April 26, 1930 Biff Entered Shady Side 1945 Born December 11, 1929 920 Wellesley Road Emma Shady sidt 1945 I msburgh' Pa' -ax 140 Marshall Avenue . W u MOREWOOD HoUsE d? f'ER'lX Pmsburgh' Pa' PRIEPARING FOR CROFT HALL DARTMOUTH 1945-1946: J. V. Football: J. V. Basketball: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot, 1946-1947: Forum: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. PREPARING 11oR WAYNESBUIQG J R. 4 L 1945-1946: .l, V. Football: Reserve Basketball: Var 1 sity Baseball Squad: Mohawk. 1946-1947: St. Andrews Society: Forum: Library Committee: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Mohawk. JAMES C11.1iNN BERRY, JR. v JAMES BALP1-I III Jim HJIIIVPW Born August Z, 1929 Born Mlxy I, -R EntCfCd ' ' 9. i x i Emma shady stat 1945 H03 Pwmom Avmut 1 17 llazelcroft Avenue y -1.-1-'fl Pittsburgh' Pa' ax ,Ai V N' C 'lx P.. ' LW lm 1 1 Jg ffkxlsl Clzoifr I-IAM. lfl.1.SWOR'1'11 Housii l3R1EI'ARINt1 1501! WAS111NC1'I'i7N AND J151'151iRSUN 1945-19-16: 1946-1947: PREPARING FOR 1XlORT1lW13S'I'1?RN J. V. Soccer: Varsity Track Squad: Re- serve Basketball: Blackfoot. Forum: J. V. Soccer: Varsity Track Squad: Reserve Basketball: Blackfoot. PETER GEORGE BOLANIS Pete Born December 3, 1929 Entered Shady Sid 1943 V, 'R' .. Q . of ., 1457 Greystone Drive K? Pittsburgh, Pa. ' CROFT HALL JZHFERQX bf, PREPARING FOR CORNELL 1945-1946: Fifth Form Dance Committee: J. V. 1946-1947: Football: Varsity Basketball Squad: Var- sity Baseball: Mohawk. Library Committee: Varsity Football: Varsity Basketball: Captain, Varsity Baseball: Council Member, Mohawk. 1945-1946: Forum: Sargon Society: A Cappella Glee Club: Trumpet Quartet: Fifth Forum Dance Committee: Varsity Wrestling: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. 1946-1947: Sargon Society: St. Andrew's Society: Academian: Trumpet Quartet: Leader, Orchestra: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: S. B. C.: Captain, Varsity Wrestling: Varsity Football Squad: Var- sity Track Squad: Mohawk. LAWRENCE BARRY BRENT Thz'n Man Born July 26, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1943 5919 Hampton Street Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARINC. FoR LEHIGH V l A 1945-1946: 1946-1947: Gargoyle Society: A Cappella Glee Club Varsity Soccer: Reserve Basketball: Var sity Track Squad: Blackfoot. Gargoyle Society: A Cappella Glee Club S. B. C.: Varsity Soccer: Reserve Basket- ball: Varsity Track Squad: Varsity Ten- nis Squad: Blackfoot. GEORGE SINGER CAPLAN CLlcldIes Born February 15, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1940 1447 Inverness Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. I7E1,1.swo1z'1'11 Housta P1a121'A1z1Nta role HARVARD 1 v JOHN CHARLES BURREY Yogi Bom Juiy 11, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1943 X: 5056 Forbes Street , ' 153 'Z ' Pittsburgh, Pa. NWIPER J, DAY S'1'U1J1aN'1' PR12PA111Nca 11011 CARNlfGlE rl'lfCll 1945-1946: Forum: St, Andrew's Society: Academ- ian: News: Cast of Gargoyle Play: Gar- goyle Society: Fifth Form Dance Com- mittee: Varsity Football: Varsity Basket- ball Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Council Member, Blackfoot Club. 1946-1947: President, Forum: St. Andrew's Society: Acudemiung News: Gargoyle Society: Library Committee: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball Squad: Council Member, Blackfoot Club. 1945-1946: A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Trumpet Quartet: Fifth Form Dance Committee: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. 1946-1947: St. Andrew's Society: Section Leader: A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Leader, Trumpet Quartet: Academiang Varsity Football: Manager, Varsity Wrestling: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. STEPHEN LEE COHEN M'9h'y Mouse AIMS CHAMBERLAIN CONEY, JR Born June 9, 1928 Joe Entered Slaadly Side 1941 Z .K Born September SZ, 1929 6326 Wilkins Avenue Q Entered Shady Side 1943 Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL 'S ii ilii ' d277FER PREPARING FOR BROWN 1945-1946: 1946-1947: News: Egerian: Fifth Form Dance Com- mittee: Gargoyle Society: J. V. Football: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. Editor-in-Chief, News: Gargoyle Society, St, Andrew's Society: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. Morewood Gardens Pittsburgh, Pa. MOREWOOD HOUSE PREPA RING FOR YALE 1945- 1946: Varsity Soccer Squad: Reserve Basketball: Varsity Track Squad: Tennis Squad: Mohawk. 1946-1947: J. V. Soccer: J. V. Basketball: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Tennis Squad: Mohawk. JOHN CASEY COSGROVE EUGENE BELMONT CONNELLY, JR EI Cato CW Born June 17, 1929 Born January 9, 1930 S Entered Shady Side 1943 Entered Shady Side 1945 FUYQUSOU Road 6304 Jackson Street 2: ' Allison Park, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. ,. FEB DAY S'I'UDEN'1' DAY STUDENT PRLQPARING VOR PRISPARING ilolz CARNUUIU TECH I,lii11ca1i 1945-1946: Fifth Form Dance Committee: Library Committee: J. V. Football: J. V. Base- Baseball: Blackfoot. 1946-1947: Library Committee: Varsity Football Squad: Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. JAMES JACOB CREPS 4 lJl'rnY Y Born May ll, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1945 930 Chestnut Street Indiana, Pa. . -if CROFT HALL mam PREPARING FOR 1945-1946: 1946-1947: PITT St. Andrew's Society: A Cappella Glee Club: Fifth Form Dance Committee: Gargoyle Society: News: Student Coun- cil: Varsity Football: Varsity Track: Blackfoot. President, St. Andrew's Society: Sargon Society: Treasurer, Gargoyle Society: A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: News: S. B. C., Captain, Varsity Football: Varsity Track: President, Blackfoot Club. 1945-1946: A Cappella Glee Club: J. V. Football: Reserve Basketball: Varsity Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. 1946-1947: Academian: Library Committee: Varsity Basketball Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. DAVID MILO CURRY ' 'Dave' ' Born December 13, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1936 5130 Westminster Place Pittsburgh, Pa. MOREWOOD HOUSE PREPARING FOR BROWN 1945- 1946: liifth Form Dance Committee: Varsity Soccer Squad: Reserve Basketball: Varsity 'l'ennis: Mohawk. 1946-1947: St. Andrew's Society: Academiun: Var- sity Soccer: Varsity Tennis: Mohawk. PAUL BROWNING DICKEY, JR Brownie CllARl.liS MCCANDLESS EVANS Chick Born February 25, 1929 K Entered Shady Side 1944 Born December 15, 1928 Q, gm- I W, gk 4Q X 414 Glen Arden Drive Entered Shady Side 1943 n , , Pittsburgh, Pa. 1261 Denniston Street at ,A if ' Plllsbufgh' Pa' J?'1yPER if El.1.SWOR'l'll Houstz CRL,II'l' HALL PREPARING rott TR1N1'rY l7RlZPARING ilott l.Al5AYlf'l l'E 1945-1946: St. Andrew's Society: Sargon Society: Secretary-Treasurer, Athletic Council: Vice-President, Fifth Form: Fifth Form Dance Committee: Student Council: Eight Beats and a Rest: A Cappella Glee Club: S. B. C.: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball: Council Member, Blackfoot Club. 1946-1947: St. Andrew's Society: Vice-President, Sargon Society: Vice-President, Sixth Form: Business Manager, Musical Clubs: A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: Vice-President, Student Council: President, Croft Hall: S. B, C.: President, Athletic Council: Captain, Varsity Soc- cer: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball: Council Member, Blackfoot Club. JOHN DAY EXLINE 4lEXVV Born July 29, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1945 'F - , - ,- Q . . 38 Riverside Heights 3? -. i- gf- Vcrona, Pa. 'a x W CROFT HALL mam ' PREPARINO FOR MOUNT UNION 1945-1946: News: Library Committee: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Mohawk. 1946-1947: St. Andrew's Society: Library Commit- tee: Manager, Varsity Soccer: Varsity Baseball Squad: Mohawk. 1945-1946: J. V, Football: J. V. Basketball: J. V. Baseball: Blackfoot. 1946-1947: J. V. Football: Reserve Basketball: J. V. Baseball: Blackfoot. FREDERICK MAUL FAIR Fred Born March 31, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1940 5636 Aylesboro Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARINO POR LEHIGH Wll.l.l 1945 1946: Forum: lfgeriun: News: Academiun: Fifth l'orm Dance Committee: J. V. Football, Varsity Wrestling Squad: J. V. Baseball, Mohawk. 1946-1947: lforum: St. Andrew's Society: News: Acuzlemfun: A Cappella Glee Club: Lib- rary Committee: S. B. C.: Varsity Foot- ball Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Mohawk. AM CLARKE FUIEILHART, JR. Bill Born May 15, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1946 406 West 'l'hird Avenue Warren, Pa, Cjitorel' HALL I'iuavA1zlNo 1-on PRlNCli'l'ON l DAVID DANIEL FELDSTEIN FeIc1y Born August 19. 1929 Entered Shady Side 1943 6' Q! -Q... lp ltil A . gg.. 62' .2- 5637 Bryant Street ax Q Pittsburgh, Pa. HER ' DAY S'1'unt2N'I' PRIQPARING role PRlNc:t2'1'oN 1945-1946: Orchestra: Blackfoot. 1946- 1947: A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Leader. Clarinet Quartet: Saxophone Quintet: Soccer Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. JUSTUS CLYDE GILFILLAN, JR. Gus Born February 25, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1945 414 Clen-Moore Boulevard New Castle, Pa. CRo1e2T HALL PREPARINC1 FOR CARLETON 1945-1946: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Soccer Squad: Reserve Basketball: Ciolf: Black- foot. 1946-1947: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Commit- tee: St. Andrew's Society: Acczdemiunq Varsity Soccer Squad: Reserve Basket- ball: Golf: Blackfoot. LAWRENCE BERNARD GORDON Gordo xi Born January 14, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1941 ak -'I i 5824 Northumberland Street -527-,fm Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR PENNSYLVANIA 1945-1946: Fifth Form Dance Committee: J. V. Basketball: Varsity Soccer Squad: Var- sity Baseball Squad: Mohawk. 1946-1947: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Mohawk. I0-15 lfJ46: ql046-I0-17: Cast of Gargoyle Play: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Soccer Squad: Reserve Bas- ketball: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. A Cappella Glee Club: J. V. Soccer: Re- serve Basketball: Varsity Tennis Squad: Mohawk. IAMISS HIl.l.ER HARDIE, JR. at Born December l, l929 lfnterecl Shady Side l9-43 lim 315 South Linden Avenue 5 vb : X 5 ' -th - Pittsburgh, Pa. .' ER ,., Cuoxfr HALL Pmavamwo VOR P1uNc:12ToN JANHB BRANDON GRAHAM,JR 7aabSH Born November 28. 1929 Entered Shady Side l945 261 Jefferson Drive Pittsburgh, Pa. Ckorfa' HALL PRIZPARING rout l.l?HlGll 1945-l946: IO46-1947: St. Andrews Society: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Academian: lfgerizm: Secre- tary-Treasurer, Fifth Form: Fifth Form Dance Committee: S. B. C.: Football Squad: Basketball: Varsity Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. Vice-President, St. Andrews Society: Vice-President, Forum: Business Man- ager, News: Surgon Society: Academiun: A Cappella Cilee Club: Library Commit- tee: Cast of Gargoyle Play: S. B. C.: Manager, Varsity Football: Manager. Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. THOMAS JOHN HARTLAND Slim Born February 5, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1944 Bowes Avenue Terrace, Pa. CROFT HALL PRFPARING rrolz PITT 1945-1946: Sargon Society: Eight Beats and a Rest: S.B.C.: Athletic Council: Varsity Bas- ketball: Varsity Football: Varsity' Track Squad: Mohawk. 1946-1947: St. Andrew's Society: President Sargon Society: A Cappella Olee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: Library Committee: Secretary, Croft Hall: Academicm: S. B. C.: Athletic Council: Captain, Varsity Basketball: Varsity Football: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. JOSEPH MILLER HILBISH llpe Pew L Born June 29, 1929 5' Entered Shady Side 1943 ' -If i- :ff l Rolling Acres Jkly xlgl Ashville, New York MoREwooD HoUsF 1945-1946: 1946-1947: Fifth Form Dance Committee: Gargoyle Society: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Track: Council Member, Mohawk Club. Gargoyle Society: St. Andrew's Society: Student Council: Library Committee: A Cappella Cilee Club: S. B. C.: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Track: Council Member Mohawk Club. PRFPARING FOR BROWN 1045-1946: Art Club: A Cappella Glee Club: Cnr! goyle Society: Manager. Varsity Tennis: Mohawk. 10-16,10-17: Art Club: Academian: A Cappella Glee Club: Gargoyle Society: Cast of Gargoyle Play: Manager, Varsity Tennis: Mo- hawk, l,AW1il2NCIl2 LOVLZJOY HUMPHREYS Jerry Born May 21, 1929 Emma shady Side 1945 15652 1 600 South l,inden Avenue P'tt b 1 P 9 5 s urn, a. 1 is DAY S'l1UD1?N'1' PRIZPARING ITOR BROWN 1945- 1946: Varsity hawk. FREDERICK MURPHY HILL Murph Born September '50, 1920 Entered Shady Side 1943 1060 Morewood Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY S'runisN'r PRIEPARING ifoiz CARI.ii'1'oN Soccer: Varsity Tennis: Mo- 1946-1947: St. Andrew's Society: Academian: Var- city Soccer: Co-Captain, Varsity Tennis: Mohawk. WILLIAM ARCHIBALD IRVIN, Hltchn Born April 10, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1943 458 Dallas Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. CROPT HALL 1945-1946: Forum: News: A Cappella Cnlee Club: Fifth Form Dance Committee: Cheer Leader :Reserve Basketball: Varsity Soc- cer Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Mo- hawk. l946-l947: News: Academian: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: St. Andrews Society: Forum: Cheer Leader: Varsity Baseball Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. CHARLES MCCARSON JACKSON Carlos X 46 B A 125 1929 J, orn pri , Emma shady side 1942 27 Creighton Avenue 9' 1 . ' Q' Jk xxs' Crafton, Pa. PREPARING POR AMHERST 1945-1946: 19461947: A Cappella Cilee Club: Gargoyle Society: News: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. Library Committee: A Cappella Glce Club: Academian: News: Gargoyle SO- ciety: President, Art Club: Vice-Presi- dent, lVlOrewOod House: Varsity Wrest- ling: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. MOREWOOD HOUSE PREPARINO FOR YALE 19459 11346: 1946 1947: News: Cast of Gargoyle Play: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Fifth lform Dance Committee: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Mo- hawk.. News: flcuclenviunq St. Andrews Society: Cast of Gargoyle Play: Gargoyle Society: A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Forum: 1.ibrary Committee: Varsity Soccrr Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Mo hawk. BRUCIS ROBliR'l' KAUFFMAN Berk Born April 7, 1929 651DE4Q imma Shady Side 1944 1365 Sheridan Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 'PQERQSI DAY STUDIENT PRIEPARING iloiz XVOOSTIER 1 1945- 1946: 1946-1947: HUGH BRAHAM JOHNSTON Q Hughburg Born October 17, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1943 1339 Murdoch Road Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY' STUDENT PREPARING 11oR HAVERFORD A Cappella Glee Club: Gargoyle Society: Cast of Gargoyle Play: J. V. Soccer? Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. A Cappella Glee Club: Gargoyle Society: Varsity Soccer Squad: Golf: Blackfoot. ART1-1 UR BARKSDALE KINSOLVING Patch Born November 20, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1943 1 10 West Roosevelt Street Phoenix, Arizona CRoFT HALL PREPARING FOR UNivERs1TY or VIRGINIA 1945-1946: Squad: Mohawk. l946a 1947: Cum Laude: St. Andrew's Society: Stu- dent Council: Library Committee: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. A Cappella Cilee Club: Varsity Soccer 1945-1946: St. Andrew's Society: A Cappella Culee Club: J. V. Football: Reserve Basketball: J, V. Baseball: Blackfoot. 1946-1947: St. Andrew's Society: J. V. Football: Reserve Basketball: Varsity Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. FREDERICK JOHN LIND, JR Buzz N. Born February 19, 1930 , Entered Shady Side 1942 ': 11f ' l . 625 Pitcairn Place PlffSbUl'g1'l, PB. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR HAVERFORD V346 lf?-17: Cast oi Gargoyle Play: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. Wll.l,lAM WAl.l.ACIE LOVJE Bill Born January l9, l929 Entered Shady Side l9'59 460l Bayard Street Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PRtaPARtNo iron Wrist Poitsrr WAl-TER NORMAN LISSFEl-'I HSIUQIQIOH Born March lZ, l929 Entered Shady Side lf?-P6 ,, - Hillcrest Road f . llttsburgh, Pa. Q d?'7PEB'lX 'fb DAY S'ruDi3N'r PREPARING Voir STAN11oRD 1945-1046: A Cappella Glee Club: St. Anclrew's So' ciety: Forum: Orchestra: Eight Beats and a Rest: Fifth Form Dance Committee: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Basket- ball Squad: Golf: Blackfoot. 1946-1047: Section Leader, A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Eight Beats and a Rest: News. Acudcnziun: St. Andrews Society: For- um: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Basketball. Golf: Blackfoot. 1945- 1946: A Cappella Glee Club: Cast of Gargoyle Play: J. V. Football: Reserve Basketball: Varsity Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. 1946-1947: A Cappella Glee Club: Cast of Gargoyle Play: Gargoyle Society: Library Com- mittee: St. Andrews Society: Cum Laude: President, Morewood House: Varsity Football: Varsity Tennis Squad: Council Member, Blackfoot Club, DAVID BROWN LOWRY Dave GEORGE RANKIN MCCULLOUGH Born December 23, 1929 UMM l Entered Shady Side 1945 Born February 27, 1929 134 old Post Road Entered Shady Side 1944 Croton-on-Hudson, New York 'fl 549 Glen Arden Drive J' - i f Pittsburgh, Pa. MoREwooD House SNFERAX C' PREPARING FoR DAY STUDENT PRWCETON PREPARING Foil YALE 194519461 St. Andrews Society: Gargoyle Sccietyi 1946-1947: A Cappella Glee Club: Fifth Form Dance Committee: S. B. C.: Gun Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Track Squad: Council Member, Mohawk Club. Student Council: Secretary, St. Andrew's Society: Garogyle Society: Sargon So- ciety, S. B. C.: Varsity Football: Var- sity Baseball Squad: President, Mohawk Club. 1 1946 1947: Coll: Blackfoot. 1 ARTHUR MCSORLEY, JR c:IIAIzI.I5s S'l'AN'l'ON MORRIS UMUC Hchuck 1 Born November 19, 1928 Born November 17, 1926 Q. Entered Shady Side 1946 Entered Shady Side 1941 FOX Chapel Road 4 Ewalt Road 'Ik - Pittsburgh, Pa. Gibsonia, Pa. J QAM DAY STUDENT DM' S 'UDl5NT PRIQPARING I1oR PIII5PIIRINc: I2oIz LAFAYETTE WIl.1.1ANlS 1944-1945: News: A Cappella Glee Club: Baseball 1945-1946: 1946-1947: Squad: Mohawk. In the United States Army Air Forces. News: A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Varsity Baseball Squad: Mohawk. J. ELLIOT PEIRCE MORRISON 1945-1946: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: News: Gargoyle Society: Fifth Form Dance Committee: Varsity Football: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Manager, Varsity Base- ball: Mohawk. 1946-1947: News: Sargon Society: St. Andrew's So- ciety: A Cappella Glee Club: Secretary- Treasurer, Ellsworth 1-louse: Gargoyle Society: S. B, C,: Varsity Football: Var- sity Wrestling: Manager, Varsity Base- ball: Mohawk. Jeep JOHN DAVID O'BRlEN Born August 21, 1928 Q, B, Entered Shady Side 1943 'Q B J 2 1929 anuar , 302 McGraw Avenue -A Om Y , , , , , -,e' Entered Shady Side 1945 Grafton, West Virginia - , 'ax 317 LeRo1 Road ELLswoRTH House QUERY Z' Pittsburgh' Pa' PREPARING Fon CROFT HAIIIJ YALE PREPARING 11oR MAssACHusETTs TECH 1945-1946: Forum: Fifth Form Dance Committee: 1946-1947: Student Council: Varsity Football: Var- sity Tennis: Council Member, Mohawk Club. Acudemian: St. Andrew's Society: Lib- rary Committee: A Cappella Glee Club: Secretary, Student Council: Sargon So- ciety: S. B. C.: Varsity Football: Co- Captain, Varsity Tennis: Mohawk. 1945-1946: 1946-1947: Assistant Business Manager, Acczdemian: News: Business Manager, Egerian: Sect- tion Leader, A Cappella Glee Club: As- sistant Student Leader, A Cappella Glee Club: Librarian, Forum: St. Andrew's Society: Manager, Orchestra: Fifth Form Dance Committee: Eight Beats and a Rest: Student Council: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. Editor - in - Chief, Academian: News: Student Leader, A Cappella Glee Club: Manager, Orchestra: Eight Beats and a Rest: Library Committee: Vice-President, Croft Hall: Sargon Society: S.B.C.: Var- sity Soccer: Varsity Track Squad: Mo- hawk. JAY TAYLOR OVERPECK uflfayfv Born July 1, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1942 636 South Linden Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH House IJizi51mR1No iroit YALE 651135 a s 'Wim 1945-1946: 1946- 1947: WILLIAM HOWARD OVERLY Bill Born June 29, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1942 Oak Hill Farm Harmony, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING FOR YALE Cast of Gargoyle Play: President. Gar- goyle Society: A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: Fifth Form Dance Committee: St. Andrew's Society: Var- sity Football Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. Cast of Gargoyle Play: President, Gar- goyle Society: St. Andrew's Society: Vice-President, Ellsworth House: A Cap- pella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: Varsity Football: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. 1945-1946: 1946-1947: Vice-President, Gargoyle Society: News: Academian: Forum: St. Andrew's So- ciety: A Cappella Glee Club: Junior Pre- fcct, Bayard House: Fifth Form Dance Committee: Cast of Gargoyle Play: S. B. C.: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Track: Black- foot. Co-Business Manager, Academicm: Vice- President, Gargoyle Society: Section Leader, A Cappella Glee Club: Senior Prefect, Bayard House: Sargon Society: St. AndreW's Society: Cast of Gargoyle Play: News: S. B. C.: Varsity Football: WILLIAM MORROW PATTERSON, JR. Monk Born July 10, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1942 901 Hastings Street Pittsburgh, Pa, BAYARD HoUsE 1' , ' l 'liii I . a s '9'l7PflNX PREPARING FOR - BowDo1N 1945-1946: 1946-1947: Egerian: News: Academian: Forum: Fifth Form Dance Committee: A Cap- pella Glee Club: Varsity Football: Var- sity Basketball Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Council Member, Blackfoot Club. St. Andrew's Society: Forum: News: Co- Business Manager, Academian: Publicity Manager, Musical Clubs: A Cappella Glee Club: S. B. C.: Varsity Football: Var- sity Wrestling: Varsity Track Squad: Council Member, Blackfoot Club: Sar- gon Society: Gargoyle Society. Co-Captain. Varsity Track: Blackfoot. RICHARD BOLLING PATTON Dick Born January 8, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1943 McElhaney Road Glenshaw, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING POR YALE l946-l047: Varsity lfootball: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Mohawk. CIHARl.liS REED PRICHARD Frith Born August Zl, 1929 Entered Shady Side l9'55 King Edward Apartments Pittsburgh, Pa. Ctzotft' HALL lJRlil'ARlNtl iota WAstttNca't'oN f6.1l2l1t1tilcsoN 'et f QHPER ,f Q sms Q5 ttf' XVESLEY GUY PIETZ ' 'Farmef' Born September ll, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1946 R. D. Z, Saxonburg, Pa. Cttotft' HALL PREPARING 1-ott CoRNt2t.t. l945vl9-10: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. l046fl947: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Track Squad Blackfoot. 1945- 1946: St. Pmdrew's Society: Egericm: Vice-Pres- ident, Art Club: Library Committee: Manager, Varsity Track: Blackfoot. 1946-1947: St. Andrews Society: Academian: News: Vice-President, Art Club: Library Com- mittee: Manager, Varsity Track: Black- foot. BAYARD DODGE REA MEN' LOREN MARSHALL ROSENBACH Born November 11, 1929 UROSWH Entered Shady Side 1935 Vai ' Born May 29, 1929 102 Woodland Road :L Entered Shady Side 1943 Pittsburgh, Pa. 2550 Beechwood Boulevard .f. Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH Housti Jkhrfkxlx ' PREPARING FOR ELLSWORTH Hoosn PRINCETON PREPARING FoR YALE 1945-1946: News: Art Club: Golf: J. V. Soccer: J. V. Basketball: Mohawk. 1946-1947: News: Academian: Cum Laude: Art Club: Library Committee: Captain, Var- sity Golf: Reserve Basketball: Mohawk. 1946-1947: Reserve Basketball: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. JOHN PAUL SHROADS Paul Born May 21. 1929 lintered Shady Side 1944 ll29 Indiana Avenue Monaca, Pa. CROIVI' l'lAl.l. l7Rlil'ARlNCl iron Buc:KNis1.1, KENNETH JAMES RYAN Km Born August 22, 1928 wk' Entered Shady Side 1946 85 Roycroft Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 1. QGNFERX1 ' Cizoifr HALL PREIPARING 11oR VJASlllNCTI'ON fd .llEl7l3lSRSON 1945-1946: Orchestra: Saxophone Quintet: Clarinet Quartet: Varsity Football Squad: Reserve Basketball: Reserve Baseball: Mohawk. 1946-1947: l.ibrary Committee: Orchestra: Saxo- phone Quintet: Clarinet Quartet: Leader. Saxophone Chorus: A Cappella Cilec Club: St. Andrews Society: Varsity Football: Reserve Basketball: Varsity Track Squad: lVlohaWk. 1945-1946: News: Academicm: Egericm: Forum: Gargoyle Society: Fifth Form Dance Committee: Cast of Gargoyle Play: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Soccer Squad: Blackfoot, 1946-1947: Managing Editor, News: Secretary, Gar- goyle Society: Cast of Gargoyle Play: St. Andrew's Society: Forum: Acudemitlrl: A Cappella Glee Club: Cum Laude: Libe rary Committee: S. B. C.: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Black- foot. CARROLL ELON SINCLAIR 5 m4f RAYMOND FRANCIS SWOISH Born April 6, 1928 Ray Entered Shady Side 1940 V -N s Born December 8, 1929 7051 Penn Avenue Entered Shady Side 1945 Pittsburgh, Pe. 6031 Wellesley Avenue 'll .lar oe , J- f : eg Xiu' Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL f fflxxx 4 4 El,LswoRTll HOUSE PREPAIUNG I-oR YALE PREPAIUNG lfola l945fl946: J. V. Football: Varsity Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. 1946-1947: Acudemian: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. DENNISON 1945-1946: J. V. Football: Reserve Basketball: Golf: Mohawk. I946-1947: Forum: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Golf: Mohawk. NEII. HOOD THOMAS Neil Born September 4, l9Z9 Entered Shady Side l945 BZI5 Sixth Avenue Beaver Falls, Pa. Molttswoota Housta PIQIQPARINQ :Iota Co1zNt21.1. JOHN TRFADVVELI, Tl-IAYER J. '1'. Born April 6, 1930 'Q A ' Q Entered Shady Side l944 4' 'Ll fi! 'L' Q- QUEEN M Q l3l East l.incoln Avenue Z? New Castle, Pa. Q Cnoift' HALL PREPARINC, 1foR SYRAQUSE 1945-1946: Forum: J, V. Soccer: Reserve Basketball J. V. Baseball: Blackfoot. l946-1947: Forum: St. Andrew's Society: News Academiun: Library Committee: S.B.C. Varsity Soccer: Reserve Basketball: Var sity Track Squad: Blackfoot. LOUIS WAINWRIGPIT VOIGT Winks Born November 28, 1928 Entered Shady Side 1942 7423 Richland Manor Drive Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING FOR CORNELL 1945-1946: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Track Squad: J. V. Bas- ketball: Mohawk. 1946-1947: A Cappella Glee Club: St. Andrew's So- ciety: Varsity Track Squad: Varsity Soc- cer Squad: Reserve Basketball: Mohawk. DAVID CHARLES WILLEY Dave ., . B M 31,1929 lb -A X E Orii Shall S'd 1941 ntere a y 1 e j 212 Gladstone Road Q 1 T l 42, 9 Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR BOWDOIN 1945-1946: 1946-1947: Forum: Fifth Form Dance Committee' Cast of Gargoyle Play: Gargoyle Society Orchestra: A Cappella Glee Club: Eger- ian: J. V. Football: J, V. Basketball Varsity Tennis: Mohawk, A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Gar goyle Society: Forum: Library Commit tee: Varsity Tennis: Mohawk. l946-1947: Assistant Student Coach of Junior Foot- ball and Junior Basketball: Blackfoot. HAROLD ROWI .EY WRIGHT. WILLIAM HERRON WOODWELL Woody UBULIH Born October 29, 1928 Bom March 2, 1930 -Q i N Entered Shady Side 1934 Entered Shady Side 1943 f l I 310 South Lang Avenue II7 Roup Avenue 4Ii i.Ii 4 Pittsburgh, P3- Pittsburgb, Pa. Jkfl xlx 'E' DAY STUDENT DAY STUDIZNT PRIQPARING IIOR PENN STATE PREPARING FOR BROWN 1945-1946: Library Committee: Varsity Soccer Squadg J. V. Basketball: J. V. Baseball: Mohawk. I946-I9-47: Art Club: Library Committee: J. V. Basketball: Golf: Mohawk. ROBERT BARTON YOUNG Bob Born June 16, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1943 5821 Ferree Street Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING POR FRANKLIN 8 MARSHALL 1945-1946: 1946-1947: 0 SXDE4 3 F Al J. V. Soccer: Reserve Basketball: J. V Baseball: Blackfoot. A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Tennis Squad: Golf Blackfoot. xigflj -f 'ff -5 9a af F N M1mdQfvu?Q1f TGUIGSETTS x,,.vv-H. I . 41' '1 I ' A PX wi v gf- J: 3 '1 I V X mm J FIFTH FORM OFFICERS KARL ROLAND MAERKER, JR..,,,, JAMES HOWARD CLARK, JR. ,-,,, GLENN DEWITT DUNMIRE, JR. ,.,, . .,,,. , Hawthorne Dill Battle, Jr. Robert Charles Bell William Boyd Blackburn James Leslie Boeringer William Graves Boggs, Jr. James Youngson Booth John Allison Byerly, Jr. James Howard Clark, Jr. John Hagedorn Cohen, Jr. George Ronald Crook W'illiam Ralston Curtis Charles Eugene Dinkey III Robert Stanley Downing William Johnston Downing Glenn DeWitt Dunmire, Jr. George Stamm Eakin James Marshall Ecker ME M B E R S Robert Brennan Egan William Frederick Ewart, Jr. William Frederick Fried, Jr. William Marshall Gardner, Jr. Sanford Herbert Goldstein Frank Malcolm Graff, Jr. Abram Packer Hays, Jr. Carl William Herrmann III Bruce Urton Hill, Jr. Thomas Holland Hunter, Jr. Arthur John Kerr, Jr. Charles Warren Kimball, Jr. Donald Earl Knudsen Robert Addison Lyne, Jr. Samuel Richard McClure II Karl Roland Maerker, Jr. Harold L. 'lVIitchell, Jr. -,,,-,L,-.Presz'dent L,--L,,Vice-President S ecretary- Treasurer Donald Philip Moore Louis Michael Myers William Joseph Neuenschwander Richard Roy Pivirotto Andrew McSwigan Quinn Carl Edward Rieck, Jr. William Burwell Sample, Jr. William Glew Sanders, Jr. Martin Snyderman, Jr. Phillip Poliner Spiegelman Norman Irvin Stotz, Jr. John Hume Voigt John Richard Voigt Chester Arthur West, Jr. John Vernon Wilson, Jr. William Herbert Woelfel James Edward Young FOURTH FORM OFFICERS HILARY GANS LYNCH VERT MOONEY-. JOHN EVANS ROSE, JR.,, James Scott Beckwith III Wayland Wilson Bowser Ralph Watson Cadman H Frederick Jacob Close III Don Read Conner Robert Joseph Cooper Phillip Edward Daum Roger Bradford Decker John B. DeI.acio Stephen Stone Evans Donald Dwight Foster. Jr. John Washington Fredette, Jr. Robert Lathrop Hartsock Robert lvan Hendel William Martin Hutchison. Jr. 4. MEMBERS Henry William Isaly, Jr. Milton Henry Isay, Jr. Henry William Kipp Karl Frederick Krieger Alan Lee Lefkowitz John Milton Leggett John William Leonard, Jr. Hilary Gans Lynch Howard Clark McCrady Il William Grove McMoil Vert Mooney Robert Lee Munroe Conrad Frederick Nagel III Kenneth Edward Niemann, Jr. Robert Keith O'Brien . President Vice-President - . Secretary-Treasurer Richard Bowman Riley John Evans Rose, Jr. Ronald Neil Rosenbach Angus Alan Scott Charles Frederick Seymour Paul Doran Sheriger Allen Ogden Smith James Edward Vaux, Jr. John Dustin Waters Waterman Richard Taylor Wentley Theodore Emory Wentz Jerold Benjamin Wilkoif Carroll Vaughn Wilson Harry Kortland Ziel THIRD FORM OFFICERS THEODORE FELL SMITH, JR. E,EEE ROBERT CHARLES TODD, JR. ..LL . WILLIAM ERWIN QUINBY, JR. ..L.L -- Frederick George Bannerot III Paul Gregory Benedum, Jr. Allen Chalmers Blackwood John E. Brownell, Jr. James Crossan Chaplin IV George Edward Clifford, Jr. John Alfred Crandall John Henry Demmler Rowland Erving, Jr. Arthur Evans, Jr. Herbert Davis Ferguson Charles Newell Fisher, Jr. William Sheridan Flower Frederick William Fraley III Alan Isaac William Frank Richard Hays Herrmann MEMBERS William Barr Hetzel, Jr. Philip Benjamin Heymann Edward Hoopes IV Peter Crow Hunter Edward Adolph Irvin Richard Walter Kappel Robert Delmont Kennedy John J. Lagos, Jr. Thomas Craig LeClere John Michael Bagnol McCague John Bigelow McClay II John Newton McElravey Frederick Bage Malvin Henry Xavier O'Brien, Jr. William Erwin Quinby, Jr. David Morrill Reed .... ..LL . President .-Vice-President .---Secretary- Treasurer Donnell Douglass Reed Malcolm Willard Reed, Jr Bruce Robertson Leonard Irwin Roth Stanley James Roush Jr. Edwin Freed Scheetz, Jr. Theodore Fell Smith, Jr. John Fremont Steel, Jr. Joseph Matson Steim Paul Andrew Thoma Robert Charles Todd, Jr. Anthony Wicks Turner Beryl Edward Warden, Jr. George Wehn, Jr. Franklin Arthur West Robert Brand Womsley SECOND FORM OFFICERS PRFSSLY HODGE MCCANCE, JR.. ,- M President ROBERT FELLER CLARK--. E .. E Vice-President DAVID MACLANE WILKISONWM... ,A ,,, Secrelary-Treasurer MEMBERS Hayward Floyd Bartlett Andrew Pickens Calhoun, Jr. Robert Feller Clark Barton Hallam Daniel Charles Wood Friend Il Jack Kane Goldman John Wells Hamilton Samuel Graham Henderson Il Edward Munroe Heppenstall William Fulton Hill II James Clark Carlisle Holding Ill Thomas Alan Isaly George Chalfant Kennedy, Jr. George Friesell Kesel Samuel Montgomery Kintner II Pressly Hodge McCance, Jr. David Gaub McCullough Charles Boyd Meyer Richard William Moore John Kerr Musgrave III George William Ousler. Jr. Neill Hunter Payne Joseph Vilsack Reineman Robert Mathias Repp Ill Joseph Morrison Salsbury, Jr. Max Solomon II Hugh Hartich Strachan Stuart Davis Tauber James David Wallace Gregory Philip Walter Thomas Payton Warner David MacLane Wilkison William Haywood Wilmot wood House More 67? P safe f M OMSQS ff' 43 X H ff E X, XSKRC M x ' xi wM f 0 QW Q y ' A x5 q mv LJ XJ X ffm? .Z Q-- H Wg! Q- ELLSWORTH HOUSE OFFICERS WILLIAM JAMES ASKIN III I JAY TAYLOR OVERPECK LLLLLL J ELI IOT PEIRCE MORRISONW WILLIAM JAMES ASKIN IIILLL MR THEODORE R. LEAMANW MR CARL M. COCHRAN MR CHARLES P. VORCE LLLLL ,L,,,L,,,L,Presz'dent W L ,Vice-President L, Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Representative Assistant , Assistant House Master House Master House Master MEMBERS Hawthorne Dill Battle, Jr. James Glenn Berry, Jr, James Youngson Booth George Singer Caplan James Howard Clark, Jr. Frederick Jacob Close, Jr. George Ronald Crook Phillip Edward Daum Paul Browning Dickey, Jr. Robert Brennan Egan Stephen Stone Evans John Washington Fredette, Frank Malcolm Graif, Jr. Arthur John Kerr, Jr. Karl Frederick Krieger William Wallace Lowe Bayard Dodge Rea Norman Irwin Stotz, Jr. Raymond Francis Swoish John Hume Voigt Louis Wainwright Voigt Jr. CROFT HALL OFFICERS CimRi.t5s Mr:CAND1.t5ss EVANS L LL L L L L President WILLIAM HOWARD OVERLYL L Vice-President 'THOMAS JOHN HARTLAND LL ,,,, L Secretciry-Treasurer CHARLES IVICCANDLESS EVANS L L. Student Council Representative MR. Fi.i2'i'CtiER J. PROCTOR L LL L House Master MR. F, WALTER JONES, JR. L Assistant House Master Charles lidward Baker, Jr, James Balph III James Scott Beckwith III Peter George Bolanis Wayland Wilson Bowser .lohn Allison Byerly, Jr. Stephen I.ee Cohen John B. DeI.acio Robert Stanley Downing William Stanley Downing John Day Ifxlirie William Clarke lfuellhart. Jr Justus Clyde Giltillan. Jr. James Brandon Graham, Jr. James lliller llardie, Jr. Robert l.athrop Hartsock MEMBERS Abram Packer Hays, Jr. Carl William Herrmann III Thomas Holland Hunter. Jr. Vvfilliam Archibald Irvin, Jr. Arthur Barksdale Kinsolving Henry William Kipp John William Leonard, Jr. Hilary Gans Lynch Robert Addison I.yne. Jr. Samuel Richard McClure II Karl Roland Maerker, Jr. Conrad Iirederick Nagel III John David O'Brien Richard Bolling Patton Guy Wesley Pietz Charles Reed Prichard Carl Edward Rieck. Jr. I Kenneth James Ryan William Burwell Sample, Jr. XVilliam Glew Sander, Jr. Angus Alan Scott Charles Frederick Seymour Paul Doran Sheriger John Paul Shroads Carroll Elon Sinclair John Treadwell Thayer John Richard Voigt John Dustin Waters Vv'aterman Jerold Benjamin Wilkoff Carroll Vaughn NVilson Jolm Vernon Wilson, Jr. William Herbert XVoelfel James Edward Young MOREWOOD HOUSE OFFICERS DAVID BROWN LOWRY, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,7 ,,,,,, ,.A,, , P r eszdent CI-IARLFS MCCARSON JACKSON eeeee , I ,,VlCQ President NEIL HOOD THOMAS I, OOOOO,O JOSEPH MILLER HILBISH or MR PARKER BERGW, MR ARI IN M. COOK SSSSSS S,,,,,,,, Secretary Treasurer e,,,Student Council Representative .,,, I ,.,,,,,,,, ,,,, House Master , rr,, Assislant House Master MEMBERS Laurence Hunter Autenreith William Graves Boggs, Jr. Ralph Watson Cadman II John Hagedorn Cohen, Jr. Aims Chamberlain Coney, Jr. Don Read Conner David Milo Curry George Stamm Eakin Robert Ivan Hendel Donald Earl Knudsen Alan Lee Lefkowitz Vert Mooney John Evans Rose, Jr. Anthony Salvatore Tamhuro Richard Taylor Wentley Harry Kortland Ziel BAYARD HOUSE OFFICERS WII I IAM MORROW PATTERSON, JR .,,, ., Pfefeff HAROI D I, MITCHELL, JR. .M Swv. PFQIQCI RICHAIID WALTER KAPPEL , , .,,,,,,,,, JAMES CROSSAN CI-IAPLIN IV,,,,,, ,,,,.. ,..,,......,,,,A , ,,,, I fzce President FRLDI RICK BAGE MALVIN , ,,C,,,,.,, Secretary Treasurer THEODORE FELL SMITH, JR. . ..CS Student Council Representative MR ROBIZRT V. HOWARD, I,ee S 7 . , ..,.,.. ., e,e...e,e House Muster MEMBERS Frederick George Bannerot III Hayward Floyd Bartlett Andrew Pickens Calhoun, Jr. John Henry Demmler William Sheridan Flower Charles Wood Friend II Richard Hays Herrmann Edward Iloopes IV Edward Adolph Irvin John Bigelow McClay II John Newton McElravey Donnell Douglass Reed Joseph Matson Steim Gregory Philip Walter George Wehn, Jr. Robert Brand Womsley f Z2 'iv N X NIV - :ww X -X 5 QXXX ' f AI . Q' . X E x Q ,- fx f7'!LlL.71, -v-nrwgr ?V'C, GKN Z 27 C2 r ' I N I ,ml I I F li QW mms IS. 25 gmgin' lm ff- C xef. -'K ,. f' K-. 'Xa- Wi? A ff SMX ,Q f 'fir f f . J fffrmrrfrrrfrrfrrrrrrfrrrrmx X kjifg CLASS PROPHECY THERE'S A DARK DAY IN EVERY DOG'S LIFE Shortly after the Class of 1947 graduated from Shady Side the reknowned tycoon of the Tuck Shop, Mr. C. P. Shriver, retired from the field of teaching and opened a pawn shop in downtown Pittsburgh. Because of the connections which he made while at school, a great many of his former students patronized him. Sad indeed was the day when Pawnbroker Shriver fell asleep behind the counter with a cigarette in his hand. The cigarette fell from his hand and started a very serious fire from which many objects were saved. Carl Adelsheim's American history notes, which he pawned for a dime to buy a cup of coffee during the depression in the late fifties, were saved from destruction. Also saved was the gold medal which Sam Aronson won and pawned shortly after he graduated from Shady Side when he won the Mr. America contest of 1950. No less important is the seventeen jewel watch that Bill Askin's wife pr:- sented to him on their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. It seems Bill pawned it because he is never on time anyway. Another article bravely rescued from the flames turned out to be an excuse from athletics which was actually carried by that renowned philosophical poet Seavey Austen during his prep-school days. A negative which Larry Autenreith used to blackmail a prominent citizen was among the priceless antiques. Larry is now serving twenty years at Sing Sing. The negative was Exhibit A. Strangler Baker, the world's featherbrain wrestling champion, pawned his diamond-studded brass knuckles to make a down payment on a chateau on the French Riviera. The death notices of all Jim Balph's medical cases, priceless because no other doctor has ever achieved such a low percentage of surviving patients, were saved and placed in the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D. C. Jim Berry's collection of public speeches, proclaimed immortal by a com- mittee headed by Mr. Arlin Cook, also were retrieved without injury. The pictures of Pete Bolanis' twenty-two wives were rescued along with Larry Brent's original rule book for international baseball. It has been said that both boys' motto is, Play the field. The manuscript of Jack Burrey's autobiography was snatched from danger by a shapely feminine onlooker. Jack, who became the Rudolph Valentino of the Post-Atomic Age, has dyed his crimson locks green and retired to Sherwood Forest to escape his fans. The Missing Persons Bureau report on George Caplan, which was pawned by District Attorney Steve Cohen when he was put out of work by the Repub- lican victory in 1958, was saved and preserved for posterity in the F.B.I. Building. George was last seen on November 15, 1946, heading for the in- firmary on his non-skid crutches. Joe Coney's collection of original puns, proclaimed the easiest jokes in the world to understand ,were carried to safety by Gene Connelly, recently chosen the world's Man of Distinction. The photographs of famous celebrities taken from the walls of Casey Cosgroves' night club 'Open House and pawned when the mortgage was foreclosed were also removed by firemen. CLASS PROPHECY-Continued Jim Creps, the political boss of Indiana County, Pennsylvania, pawned his 24-carat diamond stickpin to back his candidate in a local election. The stickpin was hastened from the blazing inferno because it has a definite signi- ficance. That pin has given more candidates a lift than any other now in existence. ' A special effort was made to get Dave Curry's book, My Theory On Life. For the last ten years this famous authority on the Freudian theory has been touring the world in a campaign strongly favoring Freud and his principles. Brownie Dickey, the clerk at the pawnshop, perished in the flames. lt was rumored that the fire was started by his fireproof cigar lighter. Chick Evans made a valiant effort to save Brownie, because he still owned the money for a Musical Clubs Skating Party ticket. The gold trophy presented to John Exline, the foremost authority on education in the world, was removed from the fire only a little scorched. The cup was pawned by Fred Fair for an unknown reason after he had good luck with John in some sort of African game. A life-size portrait of the Great Philanthropistf' Dave Feldstein, was dragged from the fire with great difficulty by four hosemen. Bill Fuellhart's silk bathing suit, which he pawned when he discovered his ability to wade, was slightly blackened by the smoke, but was otherwise unharmed. The first edition of Gus Gilfillan's book. Physics and Its Relationship to Man, or Alley Oop's Progress, was carried to safety by the famous detective, the Thin Man, who is none other than spry old Jim Graham. Jim Hardie, the accountant in the shop, disappeared shortly after the fire. Strangely enough, so did two solid gold vases which previously belonged to the estate of T. J. Hartland, prominent steel magnate. Tom pawned most of his valuables when he went out West to wed a blue-eyed gal from Sioux City. Joe Hilbish, who retired to his New York farm in 1960 after making his first million, finally pawned in 1961 the 1941 Packard to which he was so inseparably attached for twenty years. The fire chief decided to let it burn. The paint brushes and paints which the well-known artist Fred Hill pawned when times were bad were saved from destruction by Jerry Humphreys. who decided that his Ford needed a new coat of enamel. A portable typewriter that Arch Irvin pawned after he was fired from his job as men's editor for Vogue magazine was carried to safety by one of his local feminine admirers. Charlie Jackson pawned his petite little bow tie to help buy supplies for his expedition to the South Pole. The purpose of the expedition was to see if penguins slide down glaciers on their stomachs or southern extremities. Among the charred fabric remains was found a small piece of rare cloth from one of Hugh Johnston's famous suits. This suit, which was valued at six hundred dollars because of its rare South American spider web material. was cast aside by Hugh soon after he was named America's Best Dressed Gentleman. A representation of the Lost Weekend won for Bruce Kauffman the 1969 Oscar award. Because Bruce was so conscientious in his portrayal of the sop, he pawned the statue for a check for a short beer. Reverend Arthur Kinsolving flew in from his mission at the North Pole to console Mr. Shriver on his loss. His mission had recently received great will 1 1 CLASS PROPHECY-Continued applause from the world for having changed the Eskimo's greeting sign from rubbing noses to shaking hands. With the arrival of the trip to the moon and back before you can say 'xlckmbs', Dr. Frederick Lind, L.L.D., D.D.T., P,D.Q., has definitely decided that there is a faster moving vehicle than Mike's bus. At the last minute, war with Lower Slovobia has been averted by the brilliant diplomacy of West Point's favorite son, General Willy Two Gun Lowe. Both pearlhandled pistols which were pawned by Bill for a bottle of peroxide were found under a heap of ashes. ln his fireside speech, America's youngest president, Dave Lowry, termed the fire as the year's biggest home-front disaster. A ball and chain that once held Sluggo Who Dunnit Lissfelt were found uninjured. These were pawned by the Federal Penitentiary after Sluggo had escaped for the eighth time. A nation-wide search is on for the notorious thief alias the little man who isn't there, who is charged with having stolen ninety-four lollipops from little babies. One of the most valued pieces of jewelry lost in the fire was George McCullough's Shady Side class ring. An extensive and thorough search is being made for the ring which George was forced to pawn when four different girls laid claim to it. Blackened but not damaged was the frame which contained the first dollar that Bookie McSorley ever earned. He was very concerned over its where- abouts, because it is also the only one he ever earned. Boogie Beat Morris, famous leader of the Charley Horse Trio, dug.up the remains of his plastic unbreakable comb on which he started his musical career. After lighting his cigar stub on one of the still-smouldering ashes, Jeep Morrison put down his hobo pack and said, Why the B. ii O. Railroad has the most comfortable rooves in the United States. A gold bracelet that used to belong to John O'Brien escaped uninjured from the flames. It seems that John pawned it to get enough money to buy a ticket to Arabia, for he was not satisfied with an accepted American custom. namely one wife. Four-times married William Overly let it slip out while watching the fire that he plans to marry again this month. It seems that this businessman is working hard to win all the trivial bets he made in his schooling days. Having a front page column with the fire scoop was an article about Taylor Overpeck. For the third time in the last month he has amazed a draw- ing room by twitching off a lady's shoe and ejaculating passages from Shakes- peare. Bill Patterson is still making good use of his sturdy track legs. He has been chasing Mr. Shriver with a Western Union telegram since the fire started. The insurance company's investigator, Richard Patton, said that the fire was undoubtedly started by spontaneous combustion. The basis for his belief lies in the fact that he found a few charred pages of Forever Amber. The engraved gold cup given to Guy Pietz at Shady Side for his milk drinking championship has not yet been recovered from the debris. Guy was forced to pawn it after his cows objected to its being in the household. When the news of the fire reached Charley Prichard, owner of Me Gypem, Inc., he just gloated and said, Maybe he'll buy one of my imported New York ties now. CLASS PROPHECY-Continued The janitor was able to rescue Bayard Rea's scrap book from the flames. Since leaving Shady Side, Bayard has spent his time making scrapbooks at Mayview by pasting heads of his fellow associates onto bodies in magazines. Dr. Einstein Rosenbach used this fire to prove his new theory that flames burn inversely proportional to the cube of the distance from the point of the fire to the nuclear center of the Cassiopeian constellation. A set of the Encyclopedia Brittanica which was pawned by Ken Ryan was completely destroyed. These books were hocked when Ken found out that to be a success in life you don't have to have an education, you just have to do what comes naturally. A solid oak sign which almost put undertaker Paul Shroads out of busi- ness was turned into a heap of ashes. Paul was put in jail when police found the sign in front of his parlor. It read, Free Pick-ups and Delivery. The on-the-spot reporter for the Daily Splash, Carroll Sinclair, used up three pencils in writing an editorial on the fire. It was one of his so-called shorter dissertations called How God Rids Manhood in Mysterious Ways. All of Ray Swoish's Shady Side text books which he pawned after his graduation in 1950 were never found after the blaze had been put out. A blackened pair of scissors were recovered by the firemen. They use to belong to John Thayer: but after he got his G.I. haircut at Shady Side, he had no use for them. Why? No hair. A red tie, a red and black sock, and a pledge book that use to belong to Neil Thomas were saved from destruction. His reasons for pawning them were . . . CENSORED. A collection of different restaurants' silverware which was found in the shop was handed over to the local police. It is rumored that this set once belonged to unfortunate Winks Voigt, who at present is serving a term of ten years as head of the history department at Shady Side. Coming to the aid of Mr. Shriver in his fight against the insurance com- pany, Dave Willey stated that he would base his arguments on one point. Since his prep-school days Dave has been considered the best one-point disputer in the nation. Special recognition for exceptional bravery was received by Bill Woodwell. who chopped through the back entrance to save a great deal of the merchandise. His ability to perform this act is accredited to the fact that he can chop Wood Well. 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Q : Q V, xx . wi' .D x A 1 - 0,,,,,.x ,Mff -H fl -f UMA 0 I .A A Li CLASS FAVORITES Favorite Girls Eustacia 193 Ermine Toy 83 the girl on Pietz's wall 27: Little Iodine 2: Patty 2: Cindy 13 Barbara 65 Vivian 1. Favorite Recording Open the Door Richard 6: Upstairs 40: Da Feet's Too Big for de Bed 4: Mam'selle 93 Who's Sorry Now 6. Favorite Drink A Cappella Traveling Group ......, ....-e..-...-Y-.. W SIRI' Wrestlers ,,,-,.,,,,r...,r.,.,,,,,,,,,,,... .... . , ..... .chopped ice Wrestling manager .....,...tt,.ttt ....s,s S cotch and S0d3 Man from Mars ..,.... ,......... V r--. ...,........ . .......t......... milk Lower ....,..,........,,t. ....,,........,.........t M ennen Skin Bracer Dr. Sochatofftt ,...... ,rtt,... t chocolate milk shake with chaser Most Dreaded on Campus Syrup on Tuesday morning 19: Curry's theories 20: Mrs. Botset's list of fines 4: public speaking 10: Jack McC1ay's right cross 12. Most Popular Addresses Grier School 43 Chevy Chase 12: Thorn Hill 2: Winchester 0: Ellis 5: Penn Hall 1: Miller's Cafe 133 Saco, Maine 23. Favorite Hobbies Studying 2: running obstacle course 18: trying to walk home on Saturday night 3: trying to drive home on Saturday night 53 Saturday night 10: trying 36. Famous Questions S How are things in Glocco Mora? Who borrowed my shaving cream? How many will be here for the Lonely Hearts tonight? Why??? Is there a retest, Doc? May I go into the printers this afternoon, sir? Who can I get a date with, Merk? Who's getting up at six? FAMOUS SAYINGS While I was having a milkshake with the boys from the mill ,.,.... Dr. Sochatoff I will not study for another test ..,.... ......,.................,........... D ave Willey Freezees! ...,....t..,......,a,,....,,..a....,............., ...... P ete Bolanis and Anne Harris Margie, I'm always thinking of you, etc ....... - ........ Hal Mitchell Ah 'L+X42:2 Monk! ............................ ......,.. D r. Baker Um bum twaaa e........... ....... W inks Voigt Goodness gracious! .......e................................ ......... M r. Jones Don't push me around. I'm the coach's son ........ ......... B iff Baker You boys are all jealous ...,... . ...........,.......,.,..... ......, B ill Overly This is a very stimulating battery of problems.- ..... .............. M r. Leaman Hot dog, we're out of gas ................................. ......... T he Buffalo Gang How tall did you say she was? ......... .........., S teve Cohen Let's have a locomotive ................ ........ B ill Askin It don't make no difference ...... ........... D ave Lowry Hep, hep, hep, hurray! ....... ...... G eorge McCullough When I get to Yale ......., ............ D ick Patton Don't be cute ...................,... Me and the Dean had it out.. .,.,., Aw, Doc, please slow up ,....................... Imported New York ties, j Let's sing the blessing ,..,..... You betcha! ...........e.... Me, Sir? ? ......,. ust came in ........ -----,-Mr. Howard -..----,-John Exline -------Loren Rosenbach Shriver Harris Evans The Monday morning waiter :I ca E bu -S -S Q -3 EN- Q gr e-a3,1fWl?mav1AEiQTm1S ,P QQ .Q , W W i I ' -WN Wh- Mi X f 6 fi PJ 5-'- sy: 2? J X 1, 1 M' lf ff 1 , fc, CQ f fm Q ' Q A STUDENT COUNCIL WILLIAM J. ASKIN III IIIII CHARLES MCC, EVANST, OFFICERS . LL,LL,L,.,IL,L...,,-. L,.,LL.L,., P resident ,L ,. L.L,, .---Vice-President JOHN D. O'BRIEN ,LLL . L,LL LLL,LL, . L,L,LL,LL,, ..--.---Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS GEORGE R. MCCULLOUGH.- L,,L,,L,.,, L..L,,L . ,,,,,,,L,L . Sixth Form Representative JOHN D. O'BRIEN. LLLLL L L,., ,L,...,L,, Sixth Form Representative J. HOWARD CLARK, JR.,L. L L,,..,L ,,,L,,L, ...,Sixth Form Representative FREDERICK J. LIND, JR. LL.LL WILLIAM J. ASKIN III ,,..,, JOSEPH M. HILBISH, JR... ,,,. -. CHARLES MCC. EvANs--.L. THEODORE F. SMITH, JR. ,LL.. - ROBERT B. EGAN--. .... BRUCE U. HILL, JR. ,,.,..,, HILARY G. LYNCH .....,, VERT MOONEY, ...,,.,,,,.., -L THEODORE E. WENTZ,,, .,.. I BERYL E. WARDEN, JR. ,,,,, PETER C, HUNTER ..,,,,..., , Sixth Form Day Student Representative ..LL Representative of Ellsworth House ,-L-,.Representative of Morewood House -,,------,----.Representative of Croft Hall ---------------.Representative of Bayard House ---------,-------,----,--,.Fifth Form Representative .,---,.Fifth Form Day Student Representative -------------------.Fourth Form Representative L--.-------L------.-.Fourth Form Representative Fourth Form Day Student Representative -.--------,-------.---Third Form Representative ---L---Third Form Representative ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council is composed of the oflicers of the Athletic Associa tion, the captains and coaches of the varsity teams in season, and the Dircctor of Athletics. lt is the duty of the Council to represent the members of tht Athletic Association, which is composed of the whole student body. OFFICERS FOR 1946-1947 CHARLES MCC. EVANS WILLIAM J. AsKIN 111- RICHARD R. PIVIROTTO., KARL R. MAIERKER OFFICE RICHARD R. PIVIROTTO KARL R. MAERKER . . . President . VI'ce-President . Secretary- Treasurer . Member-at-Large RS FOR 1947-1948 . . .- President Vice-President NEWS BOARD OFFICERS AIMS C. CONEY, JR--. . ,,,, L-.. L ,,,,,,,, Editor-in-Chief CARROLL E. SINCLAIR - L - ....... ,, . ..... . Managing Edizor LOREN M. ROSENBACH ..... -. ..... . L Sports Edizor JAMES H. HARDIE. JR., Business Manager J. ELLIOT P, MORRISON , , , Circulation Manager BAYARD D. REA. . . . .. .. ,e.. .. ,.,., . ee.. . Circulation Manager DR. A. FRED SOCHATOFF.. . -. O - L L ...... Facalrg Adviser FEATURE WRITERS William H. Overly David M. Curry James L. Boeringer David D. Feldstein W. Archibald Irvin, Jr. Carl E. Rieck, Jr. Hugh B. Johnston William W. Lowe Ronald N. Rosenbach SPORTS WRITERS Cieorge S. Caplan Charles S. Morris Richard B. Patton Neil H. Thomas J. Howard Clark COLUMNISTS William M. Patterson, Jr.-Alumni Alan L. Lefkowitz-Music PHOTOGRAPHER Laurence H. Autenreith ART Charles McC. Jackson CIRCULATION Jerold B. Wilkoff 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 i'tapped or invited to membership in impressive ceremonies. OFFICERS Fl'llOMAS J. HAR'l'l.AND Itresidvnr CllARl.lZS MCC. EvANs Vice President Wll.l,lAhl J. Asitm III Secretary-'1'r-easurer Pitman G. Bo1.AN1s Marshall C:AI I'AIN WII.I.I.NNl A. PALMER Faculty Acluiser MEMBERS David M. Curry. Glenn D. Dunmire. Jr., James H. Hardie. Jr., Robert A. Lyne. Jr.. George R. McCullough, J. Elliot Morrison, John D. O'Brien, William H. Overlv, William M. Patterson. Jr.. Richard R. Pivirotto. ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY The St. Andrew's Society is a religious organization whose membership is selected from the upper three forms at Shady Side, This society meets bi- weekly to discuss religious subjects and to hear guest speakers deal with ques- tions of ethical or religious concern. A few of the topics taken up this year and last were: a wider understanding of the three major American religious groups, the choice of a vocation, and the alcohol problem. Among the speakers who enlightened the boys on the subject of the major religions this year were Dr. Howard Scharfe, Pastor of the Shadyside Presbyterian Church, Brother James of Central Catholic High School, and Rabbi Floyd Fierman, Assistant Rabbi of the Rodef Shalom Temple. OFFICERS DAVID M, CURRY ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, .. .,,,.,,,,,-.. . ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, .npresident JAMES H. HARDIE, JR. ....,,,, . ...,.,.,.,,,. ,. .... . ..... Vice-President GEORGE R. MCCULLOUGH .....t. ........ S ecretary-Treasurer DR. ERDMAN HARRIS .,.,,..,.....,........,,, ...,.,.... F acuity Adviser MR. F. WALTER JoNEs, JR. ,,.c.c..c....,,, .. c.,,. ...Faculty Adviser MEMBERS William J. Askin III, Laurence H. Autenreith, James Balph III, Peter G. Bolanis, George S. Caplan, J. Howard Clark, Jr., Stephen L. Cohen, Aims C. Coney, Jr., David M. Curry, Paul B. Dickey, Jr., Robert B. Egan, Charles McC. Evans, Stephen S. Evans, Frederick M. Fair, David D. Feldstein, Justus C. Gilfillan, Jr., James H. Hardie, Jr., Thomas J. Hartland, Joseph M. Hilbish. Jr., Lawrence L. Humphreys, W. Archibald Irvin, Jr., Hugh B. Johnston. Arthur B. Kinsolving III, Frederick J. Lind, Jr., William W. Lowe, David B. Lowry, Hilary G. Lynch, Robert A. Lyne, Jr., Karl R. Maerker, Jr., George R. McCullough, Harold L. Mitchell, Jr., Vert Mooney, J. Elliot Morrison. John D. O'Brien, William H. Overly, J. Taylor Overpeck, William M. Pat- terson, Jr., Richard B. Patton, Richard R. Pivirotto, Bayard D, Rea, J. Paul Sfhroads, Carroll E, Sinclair, Neil H. Thomas, John H. Voigt, L. Wainwright oigt. THE FORUM Organized in the Winter Term of 1923, the Forum holds regular meetings in the library every other VJednesday to discuss problems of educational, econ- omic, political, or social interest to boys of prep school age. The topics covered this year included Politics, Practical and Theoretical, Smoke Control for Pittsburgh, and Free Medicine. Any member of the Fourth, Fifth, or Sixth Forms who is willing to attend meetings regularly and to take part in the discussions is eligible to join the Forum. The Forum also sponsors the School's Debating Team. OFFICERS Gtioitciia S. CAPLAN . Ifresifienf Jmytiis I-I. HARDIIQ, JR. Vice-Ifresiflenz Rtczlmuo T. Wi5N'r1.iaY SL'CI'0ltIftl MR. ARLIN M. Cooli Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Samuel B. Aronson, Laurence H. Autenreith, Charles E. Baker, Jr., James Balph Ill, James S. Beckwith III, Vlfayland W. Bowser, George S. Caplan, J. Howard Clark, Jr., Frederick J. Close Ill, John H. Cohen, Jr., Robert B. Egan, David D. Feldstein, John W. Fredette, Jr., William M. Cvardner, Jr., F. Mal- colm Graff, Jr., James H. Hardie, Jr., A. John Kerr, Jr., Henry W. Kipp, Karl F. Kreiger, Alan L. Lefkowitz, William W. Lowe, Hilary Ci. Lynch, Carl E. Rieck, Jr., J. Evans Rose, Jr., Carroll F.. Sinclair, Norman l. Stotz, Jr., John T. Thayer, Neil H. Thomas. Richard T. Wentley, Jerold B. Wilkoff, LIBRARY COMMITTEE The Library Committee is made up of students chosen from the Fifth Form who volunteer in their spring term and serve until the spring term of their senior year. The committee aids Mrs. Botset in the work of the library, helping to supervise and to locate books for students. OFFICERS MRs. ELIZABETH K. BOTSET ,sssss .. ..ssssss. .Librarian MR. CHARLES P. VORCE .sss. sssss.ss.. sss.. . Faculry Adviser MEMBERS Carl L. Adelsheim. Samuel B. Aronson, William J. Askin III, G. Seavey Austen, Laurence H. Autenreith, James Balph III, Peter G. Bolanis, Lawrence B. Brent, George S. Caplan, J. Casey Cosgrove, James J. Creps, Frederick M. Fair, David D. Feldstein, William C. Fuellhart, Jr., Justus C. Gilfillan, Jr., James H. Hardie, Jr., Thomas J. Hartland, Joseph M. Hilbish, Jr., VJ. Archibald Irvin, Jr., Charles M. Jackson, Hugh B. Johnston, Frederick J. Lind, Jr., David B. Lowry, John D. O'Brien, William H. Overly, J. Taylor Overpeck, Bayard D. Rea, Loren M. Rosenbach, J. Paul Shroads, Carroll E. Sinclair, Neil H. Thomas. David C. Willey, Harold R. Wright, Jr. THE ART CLUB The Art Club meets once every week under the direction of Mr. Carl M. Cochran with two purposes in view: Qll to give each boy an opportunity to develop his own talents, and Q27 to sponsor art activities for the whole school in the form of exhibits, displays, and general art education. One of the important projects of the Art Club this year was the presentation of an art exhibit by Mr. Thornton Oakley '97, for the invited guests at East- over. The exhibition, a highly interesting affair, displayed over fifty of Mr. Oakley's paintings-scenes concerning the country's industrial mobilization for war. Most of the illustrations exhibited had previously been reproduced in The National Geographic Magazine. OFFICERS CHARLIQS MCC. JACKSON. President BAYARD D. REA Vice-President MR. CARL M. COCHRAN .- . Faculty Adviser MEMBERS G. Seavey Austen, Paul Browning Dickey, Jr., Herbert D. Ferguson, Charles N. Fisher, Jr., Frederick W, Fraley III, Frederick M. Hill, Henry W. Kipp. Thomas C. LeClere, S. Richard McClure ll, David G. McCullough, Loren M. Rosenbach, Harold R. Wright, Jr. GARGOYLE SOCIETY The Gargoyle Society, which is the dramatic organization of Shady Side, each year presents a play for the students, the faculty, the alumni, and the friends of the Academy. The club is responsible not only for the acting, but also for the stage work and the business part of the production. In the spring of this year the Gargoyle Society presented Easy Come, Easy Go, a three-act comedy by Owen Davis. The Society cooperates in the production of a musical show in May, this year presenting The Sky's the Limit, by Dr. Harris, an operetta to end all operettas. OFFICERS J, TAYLOR OVIQRPEOKLL ,,,, LL sss, L . President WILLIAM M. PATTERSON, JR. L L L L Vice-Presidenz DAVID M. CURRY. .,,s,,,,. LL LL Treasurer CARROLL E. SINCLAIR ..,........ LL s........ss,... L LL LL LL Secretary MR. W. E. MEAD, MR. LOWELL INNES LL Fawlzy Advisers MEMBERS William J. Askin Ill, James L. Boeringer, John C. Burrey, George S. Caplan. Aims C. Coney, Jr,, David M. Curry, Glenn D. Dunmire, Jr., Joseph M. Hilbish, Jr,, Charles M, Jackson, Hugh B. Johnston, Bruce R. Kauffman, David B, Lowry, George R, McCullough, J. Elliot Morrison, Carl E. Rieck, Jr.. David C. Willey. CUM LAUDE SOCIETY The National Cum I.aude Society is a preparatory school counterpart of the national college honorary society, Phi Beta Kappa. Twice each year the members of the Shady Side graduating class who have attained an eighty per cent average or better in every marking period during their junior and senior years, are elected to the society. The top-ranking students listed here are only the organizations first choice for membership. A larger group will be chosen later in the year. MEMBERS lirederick J. l.ind, Jr., David B. Lowry, l.oren M. Rosenbach, Carroll E. Sinclair A CAPPELLA GLEE CLUB ITRAVELING GROUPJ For the Hrst time since the beginning of the war in 1941 the A Cappella Cilee Club was unrestricted by travel difliculties, and so once again Mr. R. V. Howard, the director of the organization, arranged for several trips to be taken by picked members of the club. This year the A Cappella Glee Club traveling group made a trip to Harrisburg where they sang from the rotunda of the state capitol over a nation-wide hookup. From there the group went to Birming- ham, Pennsylvania, for a combined radio broadcast with the Grier School Glee Club over station WEBC1, The Hnal trip of the year was to NVashington, D. C.. where the group joined the Chevy Chase Junior College in a radio concert over station WOL. OFFICERS WILLIAM H. OVERLY, C Student Leader CHARLES MCC. EVANS . ., . Business Manager J. ELLIOT MORRISON.- ., ,t Asst. Business Manager RICHARD B. PATTON , W tt Ptzblfcity .Manager MR. R. V. HOWARD, . A ..Direc1or MEMBERS Adelsheim, Askin, Austen, Autenreith, Blackburn. Boeringer, Bolanis, Burrey, Byerly, Cadman, Clark H., Cohen, J., Cohen, S., Crook, Curry, Dunmire, Eakin, Egan, Evans, C., Evans, S., Eeldstein, Euellhart, Ciilfillan, Graff, Graham, Hardie, Hartland, Hilbish, Hill, E., Irvin, A., Jackson, Johnston, Kauffman, Lind, Lissfelt, Lowe, Lowry, Lyne, Maerker, McCullough, Mitchell, Mooney, Morris, Morrison, O'Brien, J., Overly, Overpeck, Patterson, Patton, Pivirotto, Shroads, Sinclair, Stotz, Voigt, J. H., Voigt, W., West, A., XVilkoff, Wilson, V., Young, R,, Ziel. ,TH COMPLETE A CAPPELLA GLEE CLUB This year's A Cappella Cilee Club, which is the largest group in the history of the organization, gave three major concerts in the Pittsburgh area. In addi- tion to the yearly concert with the Ellis School, this group of some eighty boys performed at the Twentieth Century Club and over radio station WKPA. New Kensington. ln the spring, chosen members from the group also made trips to Harrisburg, Grier School, and Washington, D. C., to sing with Chevy Chase Junior College. The Washington trip ended the largest concert season the club has been able to have since before the war. OFFICERS Wll.l.IAlNl H. Ovii1t1.Y . Sladenr Leader CIHARHQS MCC. EvANs . -- . Business Manager J. ELLIOT MORIRISON . Asst. Business Manager RICHARD B. PATTON Publicily Manager MR. R. V. Howmm .. .. ..Di'rec1ar MEMBERS Adelsheim, Askin, Austen. Autenreith. Blackburn, Boeringer, Bolanis, Burrey, Byerly, Cadman, Clark, H., Cohen, J.. Cohen, S., Conner. Crook, Curry, Daum, Dunmire, Eakin, Egan, Evans, C., Evans, S., Eeldstein Foster, Eraley, Fuell- hart, Gardner, Cwilfillan, Ciraff, Graham, Hardie. Hartland, Hartsock, Hilbish, Hill, E., Irvin, A., Irvin, E., lsaly, W., lsay, Jackson, Johnston, Kauffman, Kennedy, Kerr, Lind, Lissfelt, Lowe, Lowry, Lyne, Maerker, McCullough. Mitchell, Mooney, Morris, Morrison, Nagel, Neuenschwander, O'Brien, Overly, Overpeck, Patterson, Patton, Pivirotto, Shroads, Sinclair, Stotz, Todd, Vaux. Voigt, J. H., Voigt, W., Warden, Wentz, West, A., West, E., Wilkoff, Wilson. C. V., Young, R., Ziel. ,.-.nw , ..,.,...,.... . ORCHESTRA The orchestra, which has increased steadily in popularity during the years, accompanies the studcnt body in the daily morning hymn and participates in most Musical Clubs programs. Various members of the orchestra are called upon frequently to render solos during chapel exercises and concerts. No less than six different instruments are played by the participants. OFFICERS PETER G. BOLANIS . leader WILLIAM H. QVERLY L E Manager MR, ROBERT V. HOWARD . . Director MEMBERS Frederick Ci. Bannerot lll, James S. Beckwith lll, Paul Cv. Benedum, Jr., James I.. Boeringer, Ralph W. Cadman Il, John H. Cohen, Jr., Stephen L. Cohen, Frederick W. Fraley lll, John XV. Fredette, Jr., William F, Fried, Jr., William C. Fucllhart, Jr., William M. Hutchison, Jr., Hugh B. Johnston, Thomas C. LeClere, XVilliam W. Lowe, Hilary C1. Lynch, Charles N. Morris, Richard R. Pivirotto, Donnell D. Reed, J. Evans Rose, Jr., Charles F. Seymour, J. Paul Shroads, Theodore F. Smith, Jr., Max Solomon ll, Norman I. Stotz, Jr., James E, Vaux, Jr., C. Arthur West, Jr., Jerold B. Wilkoff, David C. Willey, C. Vaughn Wilson. EIGHT BEATS AND A REST 'lihe lfiglll Beats and a Rest was formerly composed of four singers from Shady Side Academy and four singers from the Ellis School, but it is now restricted to the singers of the Academy. 'lihey perform jointly with the other lVlusical Cflulus at various concerts given throughout the year. This organization is also the main feature in the annual spring musical show given by the students ol' the Academy OlflflCIljRS XVIl.l.lAINl J. Asrilm lll 1.I'LlClt'IA DR. IERDMAN Haizlais IJ:'1-mm' MEMBERS laurence ll. Autenreith, David M. Curry, Charles lVlcC. Evans, Thomas J. llartland. Williarn W. l.oWe, Harold L. Mitchell, Jr., Williaiii H. Overly. .l. 'laylor Overpeck. SAXOPHONE QUINTET JOHN H. COHEN, JRE, E E E E Leader C. VAUGHN WII,SON,, W , W Accompunisz TRUMPET QUARTET STEPHEN L. COHEN-, W ,W ,,,,, ,,,, , , , ,-,,, Leader C. VAUGHN WILSONN,, EEEEE ,,,,,,Accompanist N-wx The Gymnaszum QtlmHGstiQs 3306 A CPNX A I xx fp-7' -'EXT X -Q 2 O a5?K:gjA9L? Cr! -TX Nlafkllv- 'A pf. xf uf ' N, aww A 1 f X XV ff Lf ff ff 4 ,X f-Xxx FI'1Hu.L X...-RJ N VARSITY FOOTBALL DAVID M. CURRY ,. ... . . 7 Captain JAMES H. HARDIE. JR. cccc.... ..., .Manager DR. EDWARD B. BAKER .. . .. . ...... Coach MR. F. WALTER JONES, .IR.,,,,, Coached by Dr. Edward B. Baker and cap- tained by David M. Curry, the Shady Side gridders, using the tricky T-formation for the first time, came through a tough seven-game schedule with a satisfactory record of four wins and three losses. Competition in the Interstate Prep League was resumed after a three-year layoff, and the Blue and Gold won three league games while losing one to end up in second place. A , .,,,-,,,Asszstant Coach S.S.A.: 6-Perry: 13 Opening the season at home on Friday, September 27, the Indians outgained their opponents by a wide margin only to lose the game on costly fumbles. Dick Pivirotto, Blue and Gold halfback, received an arm in- jury in the first period which kept him out of action for the remainder of the season. Sluggo Lissfelt tallied the only Shady Side touch- down on a 14-yard run. S.S.A.: 6-Linsly: 19 Playing away at Wheeling, West Virginia on Saturday, October 5, the gridders lost their second straight contest to Lin- sly Military Institute. After the enemy had taken an early first half lead, the Indians scored their touchdown on a 56-yard sustained drive. Racking up four consecutive first downs, Shady Side tallied with Bill Patterson crashing off tackle from the one foot line. if 211 254 214 if S.S.A.: 26-Cranbrook: 0 Playing in a driving rain the following Saturday, the Blue and Gold captured their first victory of the season and their first league win over Cranbrook School of Bloomfield I-Iills, Michi- gan. After having several long drives halted deep in Cranbrook territory, the Shady Side offense finally started rolling to push across four touchdowns. Patterson, Askin, McCullough, and Lowry scored for Shady Side with Askin's tally coming on a 60-yard run. ll! 'lf ll! PF Pk S.S.A.: 25-Bell Township: 7 On Friday afternoon, October 18, on rain-soaked lVlcKelvey Field, the Indians overwhelmed Bell Township ,a highly rated WPIAL Class B opponent. Taking a 13-0 half time lead on touchdowns by Patterson and Askin the gridders went on to score two more tallies in the second half. Hill scored one of the touchdowns, and Patterson tallied his second of the afternoon. Bell scored their line touchdown on a long pass late in the fourth quarter. Ik wk wk all vs S.S.A.: l2-University School: 7 On the Annual Homecoming Day the Blue and Gold defeated a big, rugged Uni- versity School eleven from Cleveland, Ohio in a hard fought game. With the game only a few minutes old, Bill Askin dashed 60 yards off tackle to score the first Shady Side touchdown. On the longest scoring play of the year, which proved to be the winning touchdown against U.S., Larry Brent chuck- ed a pass from the S.S.A. 20-yard line to Walt Lissfelt who went the rest of the way to score. A short bullet pass into the end zone in the fourth quarter gave U.S. their only score of the game. is ff in 4- wk S.S.A.: 25-Western Reserve: 12 On Saturday, November 2, at Hudson. Ohio, the Shady Siders made it three in a row over Prep League rivals when they romped over a stubborn Western Reserve eleven. Askin tallied two touchdowns on ll and 41-yard dashes, while Johnny O'Brien and Bruce Hill scored the other touchdowns on passes from Lissfelt and Bolanis, respect- ively. A pair of fast Reserve backs picked up quite a bit of yardage, but a hard-charging S.S.A. team plus frequent fumbles slowed up the enemy's offense. Reserve pushed across their two touchdowns late in the fourth period. if lk lk bk Bk S.S.A.: 6-Nicholas: 20 The following Saturday at Buffalo, N. ' the battle for the league title, the Side gridders, after losing George Caplan in the first few minutes of the game because of an injured leg, fought hard but vainly against a big, experienced Nichols team. Nichols drew first blood, scoring after a 35-yard drive, but Bill Askin evened up the score at 6-6 on a 28-yard dash. The powerful enemy proved too much, however. as they rolled up 14 points in the second Quarter on a 40-yard pass and a blocked kick. The second half was a see-saw battle with neither team being able to score. Y., in Shady lk 'K Ik ik lk Lettermen: David M. Curry, William J. Askin III, William G. Boggs, Jr., Lawrence B. Brent, John A. Byerly, Jr., George S. Caplan, J. Howard Clark, Jr., Stephen L. Cohen, James H. Hardie, Jr., Thomas J. Hartland, Carl W. Hermann III, Bruce U. Hill, Jr., Walter N. Lissfelt, Jr., David B. Lowry, Karl R. Maerker, Jr., George R, Mc- Cullough, J. Elliot Morrison, John D. O'Brien, J. Taylor Overpeck, William M. Patterson, Jr., Richard B. Patton, W. Guy Pietz, Richard R. Pivirotto, J. Paul Shroads. I VARSITY SOCCER CHARLES MCC. EVANS .. .. FREDERICK M. FAIR EEEEEE .Captain -M -.Manager MR. PARKER BERG ,,,, . .- ,,,,, - ,,.. ,,,,, . ,,,,, Coach Participating in the first post-war season of the Interstate Preparatory League, the Shady Side soccermen, by gaining two victories against two defeats in league competition managed to obtain a third place ranking in the five-team organization. First evidence of a strong Indian entry was given by an open- ing 2-l non-league victory over University School, Mitchell and Vaux tallying for the winners. In the . - league curtain- ! raiser, Shady Side showed it meant business by taking a con- vincing 2-0 win from a scrappy C r a n b r o o k s q u a d with Gardner and Vaux doing the honors. Two weeks later, the leading Indian scorer, Hal Mit- chell, boosted the champion- ship hopes of a large Alumni Homecoming and Parents' Day crowd by booting a 20-foot goal to defeat University School, l-0. Moving away to Hudson, Ohio, however, Shady Side suffered her first league loss at the hands of champion Western Reserve by the score of 2-0, In a final bid for runner-up spot in the league race, the Indians traveled to Buffalo, N. Y., where they were greeted by a surprisingly strong Nichols aggregation. Opening with two quick goals in the first period, the Buffalo team gain- ed .inal possession of second place as it over- whelmed a fighting Shady Side squad, 4-0. In district games the Indians posted a two won and three lost record. After dropping a 3-0 contest to W.P.S.D. and losing a 2-0 game with Washington Vocational, the soc- cermen bounced back to tie the same Voca- tional team, 0-0 in seven quarters of brilliant ball-handling. Lettermen:Charles McC. Evans, Captain: John C. Burrey, Paul B. Dickey, Jr., Fred- erick M. Fair, Manager: Joseph M. Hillbish. Jr., Lawrence L, Humphreys, W. Archibald Irvin, Jr., William W. Lowe, Charles R. Prichard, Neil H. Thomas, William M. Gar- dner, Jr., Harold L. Mitchell, Jr., J. Evans Rose, Jr., Allen O. Smith, James E. Vaux. Jr., Glenn D. Dunmire, Jr., Captain-elect. Uule 12713746 12729746 lf 3747 lf 7747 1710747 if17f47 1725747 lf28f47 27 lf47 27 4747 27 8747 2711747 2718747 2722747 37 1747 'VARSITY BASKETBALL THoMAs J. HARTIAND Captain Jfxmiis H. HARDIIQ, JR. . Manager MR. F. WALTIQR JoNEs. JR. . Coach Scherlulc' Opponent Scores S.S.A. Opponents Carrick -Home 30 37 Alumni -Home 28 30 Oliver -Home 28 34 Millvale fl-lome 39 42 1-lar-Brack -Away 20 39 Springdale --Home 20 41 Linsly --Home 37 59 W.P.S.D. -Away 39 45 'Cranbrook --Away 41 51 West View -Home 26 36 Nichols --Home 32 43 Har-Brack fl-lome 31 32 W.P.S.D. -Home 54 49 l.insly -Away 29 49 'kUniversity 11-lome 29 57 Although the summary of the games of the past season is none too impressive, the predominant spirit as displayed in these games was one of determination and sincerity. During the cur- rent season the Shady Side five was opposed by very keen com- petition and showed up rather well under prevailing handicaps. Captain Tom Hartland, who received a knee injury during the past football season, was able to participate in only two games. Dick Pivirotto, next year's captain-elect. who was also injured in the recent football season, was not able to participate in any games until midvseason. 'lnttr-State Preparatory School League VARSITY WRESTLING PETER G. BOLANIS.. STEPHEN L. COHEN., . -- MR. RICHARD BRENNEMAN Coached for the first year by Mr. Richard Brenneman and lead by Captain Peter Bolanis, the Indian matmen had a great season, win- ning seven out of ten meets. By splitting their two matches, one and one, in the Interstate Preparatory School League they placed second in the league competition., The season opened early in January with a Blue and Gold win over Millvale, 15-2. Pri- day of the same week saw Munhall go down . E. .- ..Captaz'n Manager - , . .. Coach to defeat, 11-5. In the return match at Mill- vale the Indians bettered their opponents by a ll-3 score. Dormont was the fourth vic- tim of the year, ll-5. In the first Interstate match they traveled to Cranbrook in Detroit, Mich., to defeat the Cranes, 28-14. Back again on the home mats the grapplers had a close 7-5 victory over West View High School. The seventh win of the season was scored over Dormont in the enemy gym, 9-5. The next match, a night engagement at Munhall, proved disaste- rous. Shady Side lost 8-7. Unable to pull out of it the Indians were downed again on the following Friday by West View on the home floor, 8-4. The season was ended with a University School win, 22-12. This last match was the playoff for the Interstate Championship, each team was undefeated in the league. Shady Side placed second among the four teams of the league. Two seniors, Captain Pete Bolanis at 138 pounds, and Jeep Morrison at 185 pounds, highlighted the season with undefeated records. Bolanis won ten: Morrison nine. Pete was high scorer for the team with nineteen points. Elliott placed a close second with eighteen, Bill Downing placed third in points with four- teen. I-Iis record shows nine Wins out of ten. Lettermen: Captain Peter Bolanis, Co-Captain-elect William Downing, Co-Captain-elect Robert Downing, Elliot Morrison, Richard Patton, John Byerly, Wayland Bowser, William Isaly, Richard Kappel, George Wehn, and Manager Stephen Cohen. l DA' Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May May May 'E 15 17 22 26 29 3 6 10 13 I5 20 24 Z6 31 VARSITY BASEBALL LAWRENCE B. BRENT., J. ELLIOT MORRISON.. - MR. ROBERT E. SMITH . MR. CHARLES P. SHRIVIER CAPT. WILLIAM A. PALMER SCHEDULE H. S. . Shaler Carrick H. S. , South Hills H. S. . . .. Linsly Military School, Wheeling, W. Va.... Schenley H. S. .. .,..,, 'Western Reserve Academy, Hudson, Ohio Connelley Vocational H. S. . . , 'Nichols School, Buffalo, N. Y. . Langley H. S. , Peabody H. S. Wilkinsburg H. S. 3kUniversity School, Cleveland, O. Shaler H. S. t Cranbrook School, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. 'IntcrASlale Preparatory School League .. Captain . Manager . Head Coach . Assistant Coach . Director of Athletics PLACE Away Home Home Away Home Home Home Away Home Home Home Away Home Home l l l VARSITY TRACK WILLIAM J. ASKIN III--. .., . C o-Captain WILLIAM M. PATTERSON, JR. ..LLLL - ..L,LL Co-Captain CAPT. WILLIAM A. PALMER Head Coach MR. F. WALTER JONES ..LLL . .LLL LLLL . L Coach DATE SCHEDULE PLACE Apr. 26 Penn Relays, Philadelphia, Pa .,,L,, L L,,L, Home Apr. 29 Carrick H. S. LL,LL LLL,LL,LL, ,... . ,LL,, . . ,. Home May 2 Butler H. S. ,L,,L,,L , .L,LL, . -. L Home May 6 Linsly Military School, Wheeling LLL, .LL,LL,L .Home May 9 Penn H. S .,LL eee,Le,Le, LL,L . . L L,ee Home May 13 Brentwood H. S. L . , Home May 16 Central Catholic H. S. . ,L,t Home May 20 Wilkinsburg H. S., t,,,, L Home May 23 Langley H. S. ,,t,, , Lt,LL, Lt,t Home May 31 Inter-State Preparatory School Track and Field Championships Buffalo, N. Y. LAWRENCE L. l'lUMPHREYS,,,,..,, MV.,,Co-Captain JOHN D. O'BRIEN,, E ,ECO-Captain MR. PARKER BERG . , .,,, COLICI7 DATE SCHEDULE PLACE Apr. C Away Apr. Home May 7 Home May 7 Home May Away May E .EEE. Home May ,,EEE ,,.,oAway May May 'University School, Cleveland, O., E,,,,. .aE,a ,. E, Away , Cranbrook School, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. E Home VARSITY GOLF LOREN M. ROSENBACH ,... . .. ., C aprain MR. WALTER D. WILKISON., , ,.. ,, C ouch Penn Township H. S. Butler H. S. Central Catholic H. S. Brentwood H. S. West View H. S. Linsly Military School Junior Vursit y Fool ball Junior Varsity Soccer Reserve Basketball Junior Varsity Basketball ,1- Junior Varsity Baseball 3 Lightweight Football Lightweight Soccer Lightweight Basketball l,igh!uJe1'ght Baseball Jumor Lightweight Track Junior Football Junior Basketball Junior XVrestlz'ng 'I it .. hx- , f -1. 5 -. . my 1 9? 1 f' 11 , 4 'l A Q was w B f Junior Baseball 49 Junior Varsity Track AUTOGRAPHS QQMMQJFSQHQQH I I 1 -.14-,,... Q55--L , -1 uf ,- Mg QQ, ERWIN WARREN COLE, A.B. Cortland Normal: Cornell University: University of Pittsburgh HEADMASTER ' MAler..'xrcl 1 X'1mm1,'xN Nw LIIHVVINIIY ul llIllNl3lllQ1l1, XM Lu lumlvia Univrrxil v .M 1 1-ml lwfrm MIN, NIB. ALAN CAMI'IflfI,I. QHRVKKE, A.B. In diana Normal School: XYcsh'v.1n Uni versity: Univcrsily ol' Pillslwurgh Sruurvllv l urm. lJIr'm'1m' ul' ,'xl'7fn'l!'l'-5 l,I-lI.AC1lANlIY. AB, Mlid. Univcr' sily oi' I'iIlslulr51ly f'l'r.xl l'k1lI'l77. 121 XXVIII' II Ill ESI'-,'XIQI1. A IS Amlm-sl. .luslflfll 'I'l1uRNl'uN. 15.8. Smrc 'I's.mfh Il.1rv.1rd Salman! wi Plwxil-ll lillllf-llivlll urs Cfnllcgcz Mlfd. LyIliVCl'SilV of l'illS M lid. Univrrwilv u! llillSl5lll'g1h. l'rHl2 lwurgh. RUIYYANII-fl! Rwllillhl um! lilvm lfurm. Allvlvlzlx, HIFU. l.UC1lI.l.l2 l,AUCilll.lN LOGAN. Pennsylvania College for XVnmen. Kin- de1'at1rlt'n. llARRllf'l' l'lANN.'X KURTZ. CRY' negie lnstilule of Technology. Music. WILLA K. STEEB, Pittsburgh Teachers training School. Fourth Form. RICHARD Bl'lXffllAM, Slippery Rock State Teachers College: M.Ed. University ot' Pittsluirgh. S1'.x'1h lfrirm. MAY VVILLIAMS, University of Pitts- burgh: Carnegie Institute of Tech- nologv: Stole des Bcaux Arts. Arr. lANll l:l'l'fl'A'lARl1'K l,Lll7Wlf'l. ,k'l1llSYlV.lI1l.1 College lor XVomcn. l'h1'rd lfurm. Donmkm' JEAN l3lR'l4ll. A.B. Pennsyl- vania Collcgc for XVomcn. Pr1'n7urg.l flssislunl. l.OlS JAUKSON Rl'l'lfNBAUCull. Pennsylvania College for Women. Primary Assistant. GVORCLII lVlffNl5MRY. ll7SlfL1Cl0f of BARBARA CAl-l7Wl2l.l.. Penn- Sll'll7Ql't! lnslrumvnls. sylvania College for Womcn. Secretary. SEVENTH 'FORM John Bradbury Austin William Clarke Balph Howard William Braun, Jr. Jay Edgar Butler William Warren Cook George Herman Deike lll Frank Richard Denton, Jr. Cveorge Edward Dickson, Jr. Stanley Baird Ealler Louis Aaron Friedman John Handy Henshaw, Jr. Robert Victor Howard, Jr. Richard Alexander lsay MEMBERS William McMichael Jones Clark Whipkey King lll James Grier Little Robert Johnston McCallum, Jr James Woodrow Mathews, Jr. William Richard Metzger, Jr. Stanley Keith Robinson Edmund Sumter Ruflin lll Thomas Appel Salsbury Curtis Selden Scaife Henry Franklin Scheetz lll Milne Hugh Wilmoth Curtis Miller Yohe lll SIXTH FORM MEMBERS Samuel Herbert Adams ll Albert Harold Branson John Charles Thomas Conte, Jr. Edward Calman Evans Sigo Falk William George Lewis Foster Peter John Gray Stephen Prescott Hill Richard Orlando Horning, Jr. William Cranston Hotchkiss, Jr. John Emery Isaly John Wheeler Lawrence Edward Lenhart McCance Joel Carl lVlcGurk Alan Richard Marcus Thomas Darragh Mullins Anthony Riddel Norris Gwin Richards Herbert Lynne Sander Ill Sidney Thomas Scheetz Alvah Hall Warren lll G. Warren Wattles lll FIFTH FORM MEMBERS George Scott Baton II Peter Truman Brown 'lihO11LJS Howell Burchlield Elmore Arler Cotton James Douglas Darby, Jr. William Dewey Erving William Dangerneld Harrison William Francis Kirkpatrick Adna Barry Leonard William Ford Moreland Il Abraham Oseroff, Jr. Paul Gerhard Rodewald, Jr Frederick Collier Rodgers Walter Joseph Sperling, Jr. Bruce Brighton Wilson John Galt Zimmerman, Jr. FOURTH FORM MEMBERS Bennett Chapple Ill John Burgwin Childs Harold Snilger Clark, Jr. Sherman Kane Goldman George R. Graham. Jr. Weld Stevens Henshaw David Lynch Thomas King McCreery, Jr. John Eraslus lVlcKelvy, Jr. Ceorge Franklin McSorley, Jr Wallace Crawford Parker Samuel Rea Waller Herbert Riee Dixon Kulz Shrum Henry Alfred Solomon, Jr. Richard Donaldson 'l'yson Christopher Healy Williams Peter Blake Wise THIRD FORM Carl William Akerlof John Raymond Baldridge, Jr, William McKelVy Bickel George William Bissell John Frederick Bright William Wallace Bright Neil Towner Brown James Mcffutcheon Curry, Jr. John Graham Fleming, Jr. Lorenz lversen Il MEMBERS Richard A. Jones, Jr. Lawrence Wendell Knapp William Bertram Mullins Andrew Bell Oserolf James Lee Parker John Allston Sargent, Jr. Richard Sanders Scott 1 Norman Salisbury Sprague Ill William Frederick Zimmerman SECOND FORM MEMBERS Frank Breckenridge Bell ll John McSorley III Andre Benjamin Celeslin Herbert Kappel Christman Charles Christian Cole David Ronald Courtley John Duncan Evans III Bayard Foster David Russell John Thomas Phillips Johnson John Frederick Kraft III Robert William Kurtz Burt Henry Riviere, Jr. Stirling Murray Rust III Danold Howard Scharfe William Smith Stimmel III David Thomas Totman Theodore Wirsing Towl John Hommel Weiner William Porter Witherow III William WinterbothamWoods1de Jr FIRST FORM George A. 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LEONARD RADIO AND APPLIANCE C0 FORBES 8 SHADY HAzel 0256 SQUIRREL HILL'S MUSIC CENTER C mpliments of the PENNSYLVANIA TRANSFORMER C0 BEST WISHES to THE CLASS OF 1947 WILSON COMPANY GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of BERMAN BROTHERS I TAILORS IMPORTERS .faaaimaa '4 CLOTHIERS Fitting and Proper 'A' 'k HARRY SLESINGER LARRY MORRIS 434 Oliver Avenue Union Trust Buildin Pittsburgh. Pa. Phone GRant 3188 FLOWERS AND GIFTS KNAPP DRUG COMPANY 3 J, WIIIIAM CUTTS A. MCM3Ster 503 BEAVER STREET NJ SEWICKLEY, PA. SEWICKLEY, PENNSYLVANIA Phgng 733 COMPLIMENTS LINEN SHOP of SEWICKLEY' PA' Sewickley Canine N Commissary COATS - DRESSES LINGERIE SPORTSWEAR . GIFTS CNJ Phnnc Scwicklcy 2194 444 WALNUT STREET SEWICKLEY, PA, IF YOU'RE MOTOR SHOPPING- SHOP DOWNTOWN MIDT OWN MOTORS SALES 5 SERVICE O AUTHORIZED MOTOR REBUILDERS and PARTS DISTRIBUTORS We Specialize in . . . BODY and FENDER WORK WHEEL ALIGNING KAR KOTIN G and MOTOR REBUILDING. 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WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS of WARM AIR FURNACES FOR COAL OR GAS HEATING ACCESSORIES SHEET METALS SPOUTING ASPHALT ROOFING PRODUCTS TINNERS TOOLS fd MACHINES Phone COurt 2170 CHRONIS FLGWERS 11-E PENNSYLVANIA STATION 3707 FORBES STREET Phone ATl.1ntic 2005 Ph ne SChenlcy 3700 PITTSBURGH PA BATUN DUAL COMPANY COAL-CCKE n wi. ATlanlic I576 McKeesport 7l7l F..J. KRESS BOX C0 1 N1 Packaging Service Since I 8 8 0 1.5 Complete Line of Corrugated Fibre Products if l TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. Compliments of HOTEL WEBSTER HALL in THE BEAUTIFUL SCHENLEY FARMS DISTRICT 4415 FIFTH AVENUE MAyHower 7700 South Hills Ornamental Iron Works 2428 WEST LIBERTY AVENUE PITTSBURGH 26, PA. DELACIO BROTHERS , TEX -,X ' 'Y--Q Rf' X K, ,wk .... A -I ,iff-' , X. I 5 xx., 1 N 5 -.,, . f' X ,' x l ' 9? A .X NM Ku I ,..... I ' N .,. T-,-1. Xi - Q l ysonnn HILLS ,E ' X , I YQgAnzuuL lnou Manu 'i 7 I svnucvvln. suunn nun. usvucnans K l nur! , I II I I l IIIIIIIWIQQEFI ill 2 ' I I I 4 , Y . 1 W -.1 I X Iiig-i , , 'LE ,L , , M E I ,E D Our Progress Is the Result of Proued Leadership in Dealing COMPLIMENTS of WOOD 8z WOOTON FLORAL SHOP 089 792 PENN AVENUE WILKINSBURG, PA. PEnhu rst 9 2 61 HARRIS BROTHERS FLORISTS ow Market Street at Liberty Avenue PITTSBURGH, PA. Pittsburglfs Oldest Florist Remaining in Same Location ATlantic 1425 - 1426 WILLIAM PENN FLOWER SHUP COMPUMENTS N, of HOTEL WILLIAM PENN PITTSBURGH 19, PA. SARGON THOMAS SILVERBLATT Compliments The MCKAY COMPANY a.2 1005 LIBERTY AVENUE PITTSBURGH 22 PA OLIVER BUILDING RESTAURANT GOOD FOOD-POPULAR PRICES our Luncheon and Dinner Music By Stan Woods 527 SMITHFIELD STREET ATlanric 5464 Phone MAyfIower 3114-5 3RuIIier Eros. Slim. 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PITTSBURGH, PA. of THE PITTSBURGH STANDARD ENVELOPE COMPANY T Phone JAckson 1 100 Quality GROCERIES AND MEATS FRESH VEGETABLES 059 Perl-Reichbaum Company 1901 MURRAY AVENUE SMOKER'S ARTICLES TOM LEES FINE CIGARS 1211 FARMERS BANK BLDG PITTSBURGH, PA. ATlantic 75 3 0 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of Qhringer Frankenstein's Home Furniture P1'eSCl'lPtl0Il Company Pharmacy Next to MonteEore Hospital ow MEDICAL BUILDING BRADDOCK McKEESPORT 3401 FIFTH AVENUE GREENSBURG MAyH0wer 1266 ROGAL CO. Insurance 626-630 GRANT BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. A. L. MARS 8: C0 WHOLESALE GROCERS one DAHLEM STREET PITTSBURGH 6, PA. SWEET LIFE FOR LONG LIFE W AYNE-WEIL COMPLIMENTS ORIENTAL Russ of A N D MORRIS FINE CARPETS PAPER COMPANY 306,310 OLIVER AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. .lust Dial P-A-P-E-R-S 1 ff 'E 1, ,fl , ff' A fi H X, Q , f ' JONASSON'S where distinctive women shop for distinctive fashions. fAnd men End distinctive giftsll Wlllillfl Liberty at Oliver ATlantic 6200 H. HENTZ 8z CO. ESTABLISHED l 8 5 6 Members NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE NEW ORLEANS COTTON EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE AND OTHER EXCHANGES 0 Pittsburgh Branch Oflice l207 FARMERS BANK BLDG JACK ROSENBERG, Manager Phone GRant l72Z MORROWFIELD MARKET 059 QUALITY MEATS is GROCERIES Everything Good to Eat U89 2 6 2 5 MURRAY AVENUE Squirrel Hill PITTSBURGH, PA. THE CIVIC LIGHT OPERA ASSOCIATION OF PITTSBURGH cflnnounces A Second Scintillating Season of Melodious Musical Comedy WILLIAM WYMETAL, Producing and Managing Director EDWIN WAPPLER, Business Manager WITH SUCH FAVORITES AS: The Desert Song . June 2-7 Rio Rita , C June 30-July 5 The Cat fd the Fiddle C June 9-14 Countess Maritza eee. , July 7-12 Balalaika . , C June 16-21 Rosalie ..,.C ,.,.eCt, , C,.,,,et J uly 14-19 Roberta i1.e. A . June 23-28 The 3 Musketeers . ,.,, ,,eC J uly 21-26 The Great Waltz C C, , .C July 28-Aug. 2 Music by Romberg, Friml, Kern, Gershwin! Sung by Stats of Radio, Screen, Stage and Recordings! Compliments of L. B. FO TER CO. FRED OTT AT ROSENBAUM CO. CPMD FINE STAMPS FOR COLLECTORS G. E. POST WM. G. PICKETTS Tlzompsonfs Flowers CFlowers for all Occasionsj ow 3909 FORBES STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. SCHENLEY 6000 MEMBER F.T.D. BEGKWITII MACHINERY COMPANY Distributor for: Caterpillar Tractors-Engines and Road Machinery Athey Wagons and Mobiloaders Bucyrus-Erie Shovels and Cranes Chicago Pneumatic Compressors and Tools Hyster Winches and Cranes Broderick and Bascom Wire Rope Trackson Shovels and Pipe Layers Link-Belt Loaders and Cranes Jahn Heavy Duty Trailers Ciledhill Road Machinery McKiernan-Terry Pile Hammers Balderson Snow Plows Timken Rock Bits and Steels Penco Corrugated Pipe Martin Trailers Hardsocg Drills Goodyear Tires Disston Chain Saws sou MFC I T., 6550 Hamilton Avenue Z. : East Liberty fo, P ,N PITTSBURGH, PA. Bradford, Pa. ' Harrisburg, Pa. ' Wilkes-Barre. Pa Spare Time is Hobby Time. Enjoy it with Models From . FLlNN'S MODEL HOBBIES 909 LIBERTY AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. MODEL BOATS MODEL TOOLS MODEL GAS MOTORS MODEL AIRPLANES MODEL RAILROADS MODEL SUPPLIES A Tribute To DR. ERDMAN HARRIS and MR. LOWELL INNES and THE OTHER MEMBERS OF THE SHADY SIDE ACADEMY FACULTY DRAMATICS DANCING RADIO af Theatre Arts PLAYWRITING PUBLIC SPEAKING Caravan School The courses of study are designed to aid those who wish to prepare for any form of expressional work. They are also designed to aid those who seek to develop personality for business and social life, and for those who seek general cultural development. Y Y 7 1 CLASSES FOR ALL AGE GROUPS It can never be said of any parents who give their children the advantages of such basic training that they have not given their sons a good start to a full and worthwhile life. 'S For further information please phone or write the CARAVAN SCHOOL 0F THEATRE ARTS 4616 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh 13, Pa. Phone SChenley 5299 JEAN GROS SARGENT J. CURTIS General Manager Managing Director Promoting Progress with ever freer petroleum products GULF OIL CORPORATION General Offices Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania SOMERS, FITLER QTUDD CUMPANY ' SUPPLIES For Mills, Mines, Railroads, Factories and Contractors. ' MACHINE TOOLS Lathes, Shapers, Grinders, Radials, Milling Machines, Wood Working Machinery. ' TRANSMISSION SERVICE Power Transmission Equipment, V-Belt Drives, Standardized Stock Gears. ' SAFETY EQUIPMENT Fire Extinguishers, First Aid Kits, Goggles, Specialties, Safety Signs 327 WATER sT. PITTSBURGH, PA, com 4860 ' Q g, . '- K.-, ,. w,n14' u ur. I 3 I - 1 CU GHATLILATIU JOHN C. BRAGDON, INC. PHOTO-ENGRAVERS Q PITTSBURGH THE Stevenson 8 Fosmz COMPANY PRINTERS - LITI-IOGRAPI-IERS - STATIONERS 32 BOULEVARD OF TI-IE ALLIES PITTSBURGH, PENNA. follege Annuals I-Iigh School Year Boolcs IVIonthIy publications OUR REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE PLEASED TO ASSIST YOU WI-IEN COMPILING YOUR NEXT PUBLICATION Telephone GRant 1551 PRINTERS SINCE 1812 FLORENCE FISHER PARRY and her associates in every department of The Parry Studio wish to express their appreciation for the splendid cooperation they received from not only those responsible for the Shady Side Academian, but the entire student body of Shady Side Academy, without whose line assistance The Parry Studio could not have obtained the results herein recorded. Since The Parry Studio first undertook to render this photographic service to the Shady Side Academy nearly 25 years ago, it has preserved, intact, its complete file of negatives of faculty and students. This provides a unique photographic record of a quarter of a century of Shady Side Academy's eventful history. 000 The Parry Studio 610 SMITHFIELD STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. DAY BY DAY School-Misled new student takes one look at master checking night study and turns to roommate saying, Did you ring for the porter, Joe? September 20-First-string ends up on fulcrum as Joe Coney persuades the Red Rockets to Uatomize 'eml September 23-Steve Evans' last words as his pants went wandering up Hag pole, Better to have crossed and lost than never to have crossed at all. September 28-Caplan: Sir, just why do we study Trigonometry? Mr. Leaman fsmiling bravelyjz So that you'll be able to read the sorority names when you get to the University, Mr. George. October 1-Mrf Sample's thirty seconds late again. What a woman won't do to a man's routine! . October 4-Mr. Innes holds first college entrance pep-rally. Decides that only half the class is in upper 50 per cent. October 12-Double win over Cranbrook with a barbecue to celebrate. Rain d1dn't seem to hamper the participants in either contest. October 16-Half the soccer team revolts against the brutality of Coach Berg when Charley Prichard breaks his foot. Seems the Coach's calisthentics are a little stiff. October Z1-Mr. Waldrop perplexed by anonymous check. October 23-St. Andrew's holds first meeting. Maybe Joe Hilbish will get his co-education after all. October 26-Brent wound up, Lissfelt ran-and the Indians gave a perfect homecoming by kayoing University School in both soccer and football. Ellsworth House dance follows victories. October 31-Is it spring already? Have I been hibernating? I seem to see a group of boys playing Maypole on the Sixth Form campus. Oh! Pardon me, just a group of S. B. C. pledges. November Z-Founding of Dr. Cook's Literary Club, where the elite meet to sleep. November 8-First marks went in. Note from father concerning state of future allowance. Son-Fun-None. November 9-Ouch! Our Indians lose championship game to Nichols. November 13-Varsity library squad lured into taking part in Cap's intra- murals. November l5-Steve Cohen launches prohibition party. Promises to give world true enlightened administration. November l8hDave Willey mixes sodium and water. Plans to return to lab in several months. November 20--Dick Patton reports week-end conversation. Girl Cafter refusing Dick's requestj : I hope I have made myself plain. Dick Creaching for hatj : Don't worry, nature took care of that. November 23-Musical Clubs' Dance. George McCullough gives small party after the dance. November 26-Football-Soccer smoker. Dave Curry stands up for his boys against Mr. Coroco CLuke Barnettj. Thanksgiving-Dave Feldstein still thinks Roosevelt was right. Two turkeys are better than one. DAY BY DAY November 30-Guard at tollgate: Sixty-five cents, please. Jerry Humphreys fleaping from carb : Sold! December 4-Charley Jackson gives definition of AUTOPSY. A car on its back. December 8-A Cappella takes trip to New Kensington-to broadcast over WKPA. December ll-- Cap primes General Athletics squad for big chance against J-V's. December 14-Croftites put on shoes for first time in months. Dancing part- ners wish they'd left them off. December 18-Vacation begins-Free - She - Spree. January 6-Vacation ends-Pass the Bromo Seltzer. January 9-Dean: So you see, if it weren't for the law of gravity none of us could remain on earth. A Jim Graham: But Sir, how did we manage before the law was passed? January 13-Stork dive-bombs Morewood. Result, Miss Berg. January 17--Arch Irvin: Is Bolo here? Dean: You mean Marco Bolo. January 21-Exams begin. Noticeable increase in Chapel devotions. January 24-Feminine population trembles as Lonely Hearts begin to flutter on free week-end. January 27-New semester-Rosenbach makes resolution to quit playing around. January 31-Trumpet quartet leads revival meeting in Chapel. February 3-Winks Voigt makes Mr. Berg look like a piker. Has 13 baby fish. February 7-Mr. Shriver receives a new shipment of nationally advertised cheating watches. Valentineis Day-Jim Hardie in heaven, but it looked like his sister's hand- writing to me. February 18-Seems like we can't get together. Basketball team wins first game as wrestling team suffers first defeat. February 21-Bill Overly smiles dreamily as Tom Hartland sings Sioux City Sue. February 24-Bill Patterson has been doing a lot of Reeding lately on Murrayhill Avenue. February 28-Alumni dance. Greeting between student and master in the vicinity of the punch bowl. Bill Lowe: Hi, Mr. Howard. 1 Mr. Jones: Oh hello there, Chick. February 29-Whoops! Year ahead of myself. March l-Guess this isn't our year. Wrestling team loses championship match to University School. March 6-Mr. Howard gives famous Don't get cute speech in preparation for trip to Grier. DAY BY DAY March 8-Grier. Boy, what a 1-, but everybody has heard about that already. March ll-The boys from the Grier trip seem to be drowning their sorrows. Water, that is. March 17-John Exline's faith in mankind restored. He discovered his Bible hadn't been stolen after all. March 21-Spring! Bill Askin's fancy turns to what he's been thinking about all winter. March 25-Mr. Mead's spirit breaks. Advises college board candidates to label themes dialect and forget about spelling. March 28- Easy Come, Easy Go puts school in the right frame of mind for a profitable vocation. March 29-I guess that's it. Please address any requests for explanations to the Foreign Legion. Now if Overly will just take this ball and chain off. Adelsheim .,... Aronsonwc.-- Askm 7 , 7 Austen .. Autenreith ...... ,. Baker,- ..,.. -- Balph , Berry Bolanis ,7Y, . Brent - Burrey , A Caplan ,...,,.. Cohen, S... Coney Connelly ..e..e.. Cosgrove ........ Creps. ..,.,, Curry . v,e. Dickey ..e,e,. Evans, C. Exline Paired ,,e.. 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