Shady Side Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1948 volume:

,fist '59 53: . likxi. . A. , ll YZ H 744:-A Mag , . .,.. he ' UHIIBIIUHII IH Z1 S SHADY SIDE ACADEMY PITTSBURGH, PA. 699540 . 4531 0? rl NPERWXQI Published By THE 1948 ACADEMIAN BGARD In Honor of THE GRADUATING CLASS THE ACADEMIAN BOARD Joi-IN H. Voior ...., . . , ,A,,, ,.,.. Editor-in-Chief WILLIAM M. GARDNER. JR. .... ...,. - .. ,........... Business Manager JEROLD B. WILKOFF ....,,..... ..,,,. . . Assistant Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF James L. Boeringer John A. Byerly, Jr. J. Howard Clark, Jr. Robert J. Cooper George R. Crook Charles E. Dinkey, III Glenn D. Dunmire, Jr. Robert B. Egan Donald D. Foster. Jr. John W. Fredette, Jr. Sanford H. Goldstein F. Malcolm Graff, Jr. William B. Hetzel, Jr. Karl F. Krieger Alan L. Lefkowitz Karl R. Maerker, Jr. Harold L. Mitchell, Jr. Robert L. Munroe Richard R. Pivirotto Carl E. Rieck, Jr. Ronald N. Rosenbach Allen O. Smith Norman I. Stotz, Jr. Jerold B. Wilkoff BUSINESS STAFF William G. Boggs John E. Brownell, Jr. John H. Demmler Alan I. W. Frank William M. Gardner, Jr. H. William Isaly, Jr. Louis M. Myers Edwin F. Sheetz Jerold B. Wilkoff ART STAFF David G. McCullough Henry W. Kipp Bruce U. Hill, Jr. I PHOTOGRAPHERS Phillip P. Spiegelman Charles W. Kimball, Jr. FACULTY ADVISORS Dr. Erdman Harris Mr. G. Byron Waldrop William T. McCullough, I Always a joyful occasion is the celebration, in retrospect, of service well- performed. Shady Side has the good fortune to witness such an occasion this year when Mr. Merle M. Alexander completes his first three decades of teaching at the Academy. During this time Mr. Alexander has contributed to the school not only in the classroom as physics instructor and head of the science department, but also as a prominent figure in campus life. Lively and interesting conversation at his dining-hall table has made sitting there a pleasure. Connected with the administration of discipline throughout his long afiliation with the Academy, Mr. Alexander has been Dean for much of this time. His procedure is quite simple: it is what a Dean's should be: kind admonititions at first, then sterner warnings, and, finally, more forceful measures when necessary. This friendly yet iirm spirit, characteristic of Dean Alexander, is the first requirement for mutual understanding between faculty and student body in any school. To the man and to his spirit this Academian is dedicated. Zin jllllemnriam l 1 WWW, HAWTHORNE DILL BATTLE, JR. Last summer, on July 19, Hawthorne Dill Battle, Jr., '48 was the victim of a fatal automobile accident, To all of us who received the news it seemed an unbelievable tragedy, Any words of grief or praise that we might say are indeed inadequate: but to his memory, We, the class of 1948, dedicate this page in our Academian. We were proud to call him our classmate and friend. FCDREWORD This Academian is the record of an interesting year in the life of a boys' school. The Class of l948 is a colorful one, including some excellent scholars, Writers, editors, athletes, actors, electricians, singers, pianists, clarinet-players, dancers, and heart-breakers. There are also some good public speakers and facile conversationalists. There are some who worked hard, and some who took it too easy for their own good. There are some who were in the groove, and others who displayed interesting and occosionally troublesome deviations. But they are all Shady Side boys who will, as graduates, hold a place in our affec- tions and memories. It is, in a way, sad to see each class graduate when its hour comes. We will miss the Class of 1948. We have lived and worked with these boys: we have broken bread with them: we have been proud of them and cheered them on: we have worried about their problems. We will follow their future careers with consuming interest, and will welcome them back with open arms when- ever they return to see us. The graduates will treasure this book as the story of their school days, with especial emphasis on the last year. Their wives and children and grand' children will turn to this volume with interest and, in some cases, with pride and amusements. And those of us who remain behind will have available, in these pages, a sure method of recalling a memorable and interesting year. We wish the Class of 1948 God-speed and the best of everything. ERDMAN HARRIS. at!! 1? 4? AKA, FACULTY Q DR. ERDMAN HARRIS B.A., Princeton University: lVl.A., Columbia University: B.D., Th.D., Union Theological Seminary. Appointed May, 1944. Headmaster: Religion: Public Speaking. LOWELL INNES BA, Yale University: M.A. Univer- sity ol' Pittsburgh, Appointed January, l0Z0, flsststunl Ileudrmtstt-rg English: Dmrm11tt'x. :JR GAPT. Vx'll,l.lAM A. PALMER G,P.lj. Yale University, Battle Creek Collegei BS. Arnold College: Univer4 sity of Pittsburgh. Appointed Scptem' ber, l9l9. Director of Athletics and Phtfstvul Education: Heal! h. CHARLES P. SHRIVER AB. ltranklin and Marshall College. Appointed Stptembtr, 1918, Matin matics. l MERLE M. ALEXANDER Ph.B, liranklin and Marshall College: Jefferson Medical College. Appointed September 1918. Detmj Sciemc. GFORGE BYRON XVALDROP A.B Georgetown College: A.M. Tu- lane University: A.M, Harvard Uni- versity. Appointed September, l923. Latin, Greek. Tl IIZODORE R. LEAMAN l'z.S. lfmnlxlin and Marshall College: M.A. University ol' Pittsburgh. Ap- pointed November, 1924. Ilflulhe- rmzfirxi tfozrrh, Junior l,ltlhlLUt'litJhl Sorre1'.' llmr.wnmxler, Iflltuorlh. , w J. HAROLD SAMPLE AB. Yale University: A.M. llarvard University. Appointed September. l9Z6. Mmhematirs. ALLEN V. LAUB A.B. Lehigh University: MA. Lafay- ette College: Columbia University: Middlebury College. Appointed, l926. Gernmn. Spanish, Lulin. LOUIS C. CELESTIN BS. Universite de Paris: BL. Univer- site de Nancy: Ofhcer d'Ac.idemie. Ap- pointed Septemher, IQZ5. I'iFt'I7t',1j Crm Club. WILLARD E. MEAD BS. Haverford College. Appointed September. 1928. English: IJFI1l77Gfl'l.'5j Assislcml Coach, Soccer. 1 1 . ROBERT V, IIOXVARD Pittsburgh Musietil Institute. Appoint- ed September, 1929. D1'r't't'1o1'ol' Musik: C.'ot1t'l7. l.z'ghlu'erqht Football: Junior 1ltlI'Xl-ll! Bust-hall: Housennzxler, Bullard. 1 PARKER BERG A.B. Lehigh University: Hnrvard Uni- versity. Appointed September, 1938. English: llrslortf, lletzcz' Coufli, Soccer: lleutl Cotzch, Tennis: Housenmsler, M o zewoori. C1 IARLES P. VORCE A.B., A.lVl. Nliddlebury College: Uni- versidad Ohrern, Mexican: Special Diplomas: Universite de Lille. The Sorhonne. France. Appointed Septem her. 1934. Spanish: l rent'h, Asxrsltrnl llmi.wt'mtrs1e1'. Ellsworth, A. PRED SOCIIATOHT A.B. University ol' Pennsylvania: Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh. Ap- pointed Septemher. 1030. llistoryg English. If. NVALTER JONES, JR. BS. University of Pittsburgh. Ap- pointed Septembcr, 19-14. History: Assistcml Director of Athletresg Hearl CTOill'l'2, Btzslaellmllg Assistant Conch, Footlmll, Baseball: Assoriale House- master, Croft. CARI, M. COCHRAN IZDCIAR D. MASON A.l5. Vwhsliington College: lNl,A. Yale BSN M,Ifd,, University ol' Pittsluirtgli University: Johns llopkins University: Appointed Septemlxt-r, lf?-l7. liioltnnf New York School of Interior Decora- tion: liine Arts, Carnegie Institute oi' IUYUSI-t'tII lftltzrtztimi: Ileud Cknicfv leclmology. Appointed September, f,.I'tJSS'C.if7lIl7I1'tl, lVI't'.S11lil7tl, 'l'1ut'lr: fls I0-l-l, lfngltklri fllli zlssiislttnl llotmu- soriult' lltJllSt'l77UNft'l', ftoll. l7!tlSIt't', Ifllxteorlh, n r ARLIN M. COOK A.l5. Vwfestern Reserve: lVl.A, Coltiinlvin University: Adelhert College of XVest- ern Reserve: Cornell University: Columbia University. Appointed Septf ember, 1944. lfnglishg Pulalit' Spetilz ing: Shop: Mechunicttl Drczwinfy: As sislunl llousem11.s!er, Moretuuml. DONALD ll. lVlll,l,llR ALAN B. lVlClVlIl.l-EN AB, Princeton: llarvnrd: M. I, 'lf l5.S. llainilton College: lVl.A, Col- Appointed September, lf?-47. fflivmix- unilnia University- APDointed Selvtem- ffllf GWVUFUI S1'f'f 7f'l'5 ffflfffhf JU'7 f hgr, 1947, Ifmzlishi l'lSStJl'litlft' House' Vt1r.siltJ lfoolhullf Junior liust-bullf ,,mx,t,r, Cmhr 7'1'ar'k: flssmiule Hrnisemrtslvr. Croft. Gt-m-rttl Stz'ent't': flNSIiSflIl7I llirt-tio: ul JOHN S, THORPE University of Pittsburgh. Appointed September, 1047. A1f1IhL'l77tIlfCSI Hr-acl Coufh, Buselmllf Assistant CI741!'l7f Buslzttllmll: Junior FIIKYIMIII. CLARENCE J. GEER ELIZABETH KEITH BOTS ET B.A. Smith College: BAS., I-.S. Car- negie Institute of Technology. Ap- pointed September, 1944, Ijhrciriun A.M. Hamilton College. Appointed 1894. English Enwritus. The Coaching Stal? BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS MR. E. BRUCE HILL, 'Ol EEE,...,EEE.......EWEEEE - ,..,EEEEEEE ,.,EE . EE..E . .EA,...W.., P resident COL. ROBERT E. VJHITHERS LLL. . ,.,..,,LLLL,, . .L,,.wLLLLLL,LL Vice-President MR. XVALTER D. WILKISON LLLL,LL LLLLL..,.,LLLLLL . Secretary and Treasurer Mr. George E. Alter, '34 Mr. Roy A. Hunt, '99 Mr. Charles B. Baton, '26 Dr. David D. Kennedy, '00 Mr. W. Forman Bickel, '09 Mr. Charles Lockhart, '23 Mr. H. Vaughan Blaxter Mr. Artemas C. Leslie Mr. John G. Buchanan, '05 Mr. Charles L. McCune Mr. Samuel B. Casey, '22 Mr. W. L. Mellon Mr. John O. Chesley Mr. William A. Meyer, '28 Mr. John R. Chislett, '03 Mr. Augustus K. Oliver, '98 Hon. John P. Egan Mr. Cleveland D. Rea, '31 Mr. B. Kenneth Elliott, Jr., '31 Mr. James C. Rea, '00 Dr. Samuel P. Franklin Mr. Robert N. Waddell Dr. Edward R. Weidlein SENIOR SCHOOL STAFF WALTER D. WILRISON. ...e.t,....................... ..,. ............. ..,,-Business Manager ROBERTA S. CONNER. ...,.L.e,ee ...... . Executive Secretary, Registrar KATI-IRYN 'M. TIERNEYD-.. v,t,. ..... . ,................. . .........t Secretary BELINDA LUZELL BEHE. ttt.et. . tt.. . ...,,.ttt........,.....,, Accountant JANET CONE. ...,t,L.....,..rrt..... ......... S ecretary HELEN F. SAILLEY .,,.,,,.LLLL.. ..,v,L.,.... S ecretary EVELYN H. CROSLAND ,LLLLL..LL ,,,...-....,..... M atron ALVILDA OLIVER, R. N. ,......e....... .,....L . Health Directot WILLIAM R, MARSHALL, M. D. ....... ........,.. P hysician JOI-IN L. MARSHALL, M. D. ............ . ..,............,............. Physician W. M. THOMPSON, JR., D. D. S. .... L ..........................,.... Orthodontist JAMES G. LAFFERTY ..... . ............L.. L....... . . .... .Superintendent Of Buildings FRANK RICHARDSON. ........ .... Assistant, Athletic Department ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS CLEVELAND D. REA, '31 .............. ........ . .........................,.. ..... . ..... . P resident ALAN ARENSBERG, '32 .......e........... ....... V ice-President B. KENNETH ELLIOTT, JR., '31 ...... ....... V ice-President STEWART H. STEFFEY, '37 ........... .................. S ecretary NICHOLAS S. RIVIERE, '38 ..... . ..... --.--.Assistant Secretary RICHARD I-I. FOLLANSBEE. '38 .. ., ..... Treasurer SENIIIRS Nah! X 'ttf' Z',f i5 -ef 'N X Q ' Yg Cf' ' ,ef 'f ly U 4 5 A- I Y? N New V D 1 4 5 f f Xa 1' . snr-, W1l..l.lAM BOYD BLACKBURN 1946-1947: A Cappella Glee Club: Soccer Squad: Track Squad, Mohawk. 1947-1948 : A Cappella Glee Club, Library Commit- tee: St. Andrew's Society: Baseball Squad: Soccer Squad 1 Mohawk. 1 . 22.1 A , ,gy E? 6. 3 , T A - A li ii' I n 1 . A i i, i 1,51 , . ' , , ..,.. W. , mmx p Jimmy Born March 4, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1936 2560 Graham Boulevard Wilkinsburg, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING EOR WOOSTER if W e J i Spike Born May 29, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1944 322 Richland Lane Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT COLLEGE UNDECIDED 4 ' S' v ,-,- 1 an ...-' ,ip Q nnvgl JAMES LESLIE BOERINGER 1946-1947: Academian: Managing Editor,-Netusg Edi- tor-in-Chief, Egeriang Gargoyle Society, Cast of Annual Play: A Cappella Glee Club. 1947-1948: Academian: Managing Editor, News: Edi- tor-in-Chief, Egerian: Secretary, Gargoyle Society: Student Leader, A Cappella Glee Club, Library Committee: Cast of Annual Play. W11,LIAM GRAVES BOGGS, JR. 1946-1947: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Football: Mohawk. 1947-1948: Student Council: Sargon Society: Aca- demian: A Cappella Glee Club: President, Morewood: Library Committee: St. An- drew's Society: S.B.C. Club: Varsity Base- ball: Varsity Football: President, Mohawk Club. Laffy Born September 27, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1945 1117 Harvard Road Pittsburgh, Pa. MoREwooD HOUSE PREPARING FOR BOWDOIN Q 'C' 'WVPER 6 1 Senator Born October 8, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1937 826 Amberson Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH HOHSE PREPARING FOR DUKE Ex i 1,1 1 3? .JAMES YOUNGSON BOOTH 1946 1947: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Assistant Manager, Vklrestling: Mohawk. 1947-1948: Library Committee: Varsity Soccer: Var- sity Track Squad: Mohawk. LUCIEN MUNSON BRUSH, JR. 1947-1948: Varsity Football: Tennis Squad: Track Squad: Manager, Wrestling: Mohawk. Ore-Boat Born September 7, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1943 4357 Schenley Farms Terrace Pittsburgh, Pa. PREFECT, BAYARD HOUSE PREPARING EOR AMHERST Cllluchf! Born December 10, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1947 1127 North Euclid Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR PRINCETON s f 'Wim E JOHN ALLISON BYERLY, JR. 1946-1947: Academian: A Cappella Glee Club: St. Andrew's Society: S.B.C. Club: Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. 1947--1948: Prefect, Bayard House: Sargon Society: Academian: Business Manager, Musical Clubs: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: St. Andrew's Society: Presi- dent, S.B.C. Club: Varsity Football: Cap- tain, Varsity Wrestling: Varsity Track: Vice-President, Mohawk. JAMES HOWARD CLARK, JR. 1946-1947: Vice-President, Fifth Form: Student Coun- cil: News: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: St. Andrew's Society: S.B.C. Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: Cum Laude: President, Sixth Form, Vice- President, Ellsworth House: President, Student Council: Sargon Society: Aca- demian: News: Secretary-Treasurer, Art Club: Forum: Cast of Annual Play: Cmar- goyle Society: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: Vice-President, St. Andrew's Society: Vice-President, S.B.C. Club: Co-Captain, Varsity Football: Track Squad: Vice-President, Blackfoot. Johnny Born January 4, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1937 5255 Fair Oaks Street Pittsburgh, Pa. MOREWOOD Housii PREPARING FoR TRINITY Howie Born October 2, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1942 17555 Parkside Road Detroit, Michigan ELLSWORTH HoUsE PREPARING rox YALE 1 ii 1 'WIPEIN 4 JOHN HAGEDORN CO1-IEN, JR. 1946-1947: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Leader, Saxophone Chorus: Varsity Foot- ball Squad: Mohawk. 1947-1948: Sec.-Treas., Morewood House: Leader, A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Saxophone Chorus: Forum: Library Committee: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Football Squad: Mohawk. JOHN TUGMAN CORSON 1947-1948: Egerian: Library Committee: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Varsity Golf Squad: Blackfoot. Ronnie Born November 13, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1946 1330 Squirrel Hill Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING POR CORNELL 1 Jr SWE i f V' -S1134 E Q 11.1 'QVVPEN Z Boston Born August 26, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1947 4433 Schenley Farms Terrace Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR WOOSTER GEORGE RONALD CROOK 1946-1947: A Cappella Cwlee Club: Varsity Football: Basketball Squad: Varsity Baseball: Mo- hawk, 1947-1948: Cum Laude: Academian: Sargon Society: A Cappella Cilee Club: Library Commit- tee: St. AndreW's Society: S.B.C. Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball: Mo- hawk. VVILLIAM RALSTON CURTIS 1946- 1947: Library Committee: Football Squad: Var- sity Tennis Squad: Mohawk. 1947-1948: Forum: A. Cappella Glee Club: Debate Team: Library Committee: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Tennis Squad: Varsity Gross Country Squad: Mohawk. Zz 511154 S ' 'Dinks' ' Born April 10, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1943 6825 Reynolds Street Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH HoUsE PREPARING FOR WILLIAMS J my I U N' Q 41 35 g 3'NPtn'Nb Bill Born October 12, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1938 507 Glen Arden Drive Pittsburgh, Pa. MORIEWOOD HoUsE PREPARING 11011 QBERLIN 1 CHARLES EUGENE DINKEY, lll 1946-1947: Academicm: Egerian: Library Committee: Basketball Squad: Football Squad: Tennis Squad: Mohawk. 1947-1948: Academicm: Egerzun: Forum: Cast of An- nual Play: Gargoyle Society: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: St. An- drew's Society: Varsity Footbal Squad: Varsity Tennis Squad: Mohawk. GLENN DEWITT DUNMIRE, JR. 1946-1947: Secretary, V Form: Sargon Society: Aca- demianz Gargoyle Society: Cast of Annual Play: A Capella Glee Club: Library Com- mittee: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Tennis: S.B.C. Club: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: Vice-President, VI Form: President, Sar- gon Society: Academiang President Gar- goyle Society: Cast of Annual Play: Forum: Asst. Bussiness Manager, Musical Clubs: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: S.B.C. Club: St. AndreW's Society: Captain, Varsity Soccer: Varsity Tennis: Blackfoot. 47 A519540 4 NEWS' 4lBud9! Born January 15, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1946 R. D. No. Z, McNeal Road Allison Park, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING PoR LEHIGH .rf V 'fl 2 il? 9- ,., Dunm'e Born January 13, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1936 1006 Highmont Road Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH HoUsE PREPARING FoR ALLEGHENY 1' ' ,... -.. .. 1 GEORGE STAMM EAKIN 1946-1947: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Basket- ball Squad: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Commit- tee: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Foot- ball: Varsity Baseball Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Student Representative, Blackfoot. JAMES MARSHALL ECKER 1946-1947: Varsity Soccer Squad: Baseball Squad: Basketball Squad: Mohawk. 1947-1948: Forum: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. A4JudgeVY Born January 4, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1944 260 Lytton Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING EOR YALE AAECIZYY Born November 4. 1929 Entered Shady Side 1940 5459 Fair Oaks Street Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING EOR DICKINSON 0 .KSWEJIH S v 452 t'ii ' .i.' . 2 3'11 n:1X ROBERT BRENNAN EGAN 1946-1947: Student Council: Forum: A Cappella C1lee Club: St. AndreW's Society: Varsity Base- ball: Basketball Squad: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: Sargon Society: Academiang Business Man- ager, News: Leader, A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats And A Rest: St. Andrew's Society: S.B.C. Club: Varsity Baseball: Manager, Varsity Football Squad: Black- foot. WILLIAM FREDERICK EWART, JR. 1946-1947: Library Committee: Varsity Football Squad: Basketball Squad: Track Squad: Mohawk. 1947--1948: Secretary-Treasurer, Student C 0 u n c i 1: Egerian: Cast of Annual Play: A Cappella Cilee Club: Library Committee: Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball Squad: St. Andrew's Society: Gargoyle Society: Mo- hawk. Boom Boom Born February 14, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1943 1125 Heberton Street Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING EoR PENN STATE E-Wart Born November 13, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1946 7139 Meade Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING EoR PRINCETON QKSWEJ 9 QN RSQ A W1l-l.1AM FREDERICK FRIED, JR. 1946-1947: Orchestra: Saxophone Chorus: Assistant Manager, Basketball, Football, and Track Squads: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: Leader, Orchestra: Saxophone Chorus: Library Committee: Varsity Football: Manager, Basketball and Track Squads: Blackfoot, W11.L1AM MARSHALL GARDNER, JR, 1946-1947: Academian: News: Egerian: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Debate Team: Var- sity Soccer: Varsity Tennis: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: Sargon Society: Business Manager, Aca- demian: News: Egerian: President, Forum: A Capella Glee Club: Library Committee: Debate Team: St. Andrew's Society: Var- sity Soccer, Varsity Tennis: Blackfoot. Sandy Born December 27, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1939 5466 Pair Oaks Street Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDISNT PRIEPARING 1foR YALE BVI I Born July ZZ. 1930 Entered Shady Side 1941 Park Mansions, Frew Street Pittsburgh, Pa. Momzwoon Housii PRIEPARING iron DARTMOUTH 1 Q 1:1 . ' 1' as 'JFNFER SANFORD HERBERT GOLDSTEIN 1946-1947: Academian: News: Egeriun: Library Com- mittee: Varsity Track Squad: Basketball Squad: Soccer Squad: Mohawk. 1947-1948: Academian: News: lfgerian: Library Com- mittee: Varsity Track Sqtiadz Soccer Squad: Mohawk. FRANK MALCOLM GRAFF, JR. 1946-1947: Forum: Gargoyle Society: Cast of Annual Play: A Cappella Glee Club: Debate Team: Library Committee: Varsity Ciolf Squad: Basketball Squad: Football Squad: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: Cum Laude: Accldemian: Forum: Gargoyle Society: Cast of Annual Play: A Cappella Cilee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: Debate Team: Library Committee: Varsity Golf Squad: Assistant Manager, Soccer Squad: Blackfoot. if ' -up fy, any wh ,M . wh .a,,,. ,. A .- , . ..., I X ., J' ef' ills? i ow Gold 1 Q - .,,, I Walk ji ' bt ,Q l am 'I ii YKRJMN in llDuCkyY7 Born April 29, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1947 705 Valley View Road Pittsburgh, Pa. CROET HALL PREPARING EOR PRINCETON 1 ,. ,lf 1- ,r TEN Q ff? , il y any l1pgfNN '25 Male Born February 16, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1946 841 Eleventh Street Oakmonth, Pa. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING FOR PRINCETON RlC1-IARD CLAYTON HALL 1947-1948: Forum: Cast of Annual Play: Gargoyle Society: A Cappella Cilee Club: Eight Beats And A Rest: Soccer Squad: Black- foot. CARL WILL lAM HERRMANN 1946-1947: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Football: Mo- hawk. 1947-1948: Student Council: Sargon Society: Forum A Cappella Cilee Club: St. Andrew's So ciety: S.B.C. Club: Varsity Football: Var sity Baseball: Varsity Wrestling Squad Mohawk. -ax li Wai? Honey Herm Born March 12, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1945 3318 Perrysville Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. CROIIT HALL PREPARING ITOR LAFAYETTE -S 'C' '9'f7Prr-1156 Bruno Born July 20, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1947 360 Midway Road Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING FOR GROVE CITY JOHN SHAW CAMPBELL HERRON, JR. 1947-1948: A Cappella Cilee Club. BRUCE URTON H11 .1 , 1946-1947: Student Council: Varsity Football: Var sity Basketball Squad: Baseball Squad Blackfoot. 1947-1948: Sar On Societ 3 Academiang Library Com- 44Unvv Born October 3, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1944 401 East Waldheim Road Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING FOR 2 Y mittee: St. Andrew's Society: S.13.C. Club LEHIGH Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball Squad Blackfoot. Q N q 1 tt. i.a, - .' ,'q,' f gigga 'ffm 55' ki R Lx alaat g g O 1 'l277 XxN Radar Born March 9, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1947 R. D. No. 6 Butler, Pa. CROIIT HALL PREPARINO VOR JOHNS HOPKINS ROGER RADER JEWETT 1947-1948: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Golf: Var sity Football Squad: Blackfoot. ARTHUR JOHN KERR, JR. 1946-1947: Forum: A Cappella Glee Clubg Eight Beats And A Rest: Library Committee: Soccer Squad: Manager, Baseball and Basketball Squads: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: Egerian: Eorumg A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats And A Rest: Library Com- mittee: Soccer Squad: Blackfoot. -Q swf Q ' -4 , I llKimY, Born November 17, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1940 207 North Homewood Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR BUCKNELL 4 'J - 4,1 in fi 5, . wfkhnaqxg' KlOkeyV7 Born March 6, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1944 1265 Shady Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH Housra PREPARING FOR NORTHWESTERN CHARLES WARREN KIMBALL, JR. 1946-1947: Mohawk Club. 1947-1948: Academiang News: Forum: Cast of An- nual Play: Gargoyle Society: Library Committee: Mohawk. ROBERT ADDISON LYNE 1946-1947: Sargon Society: A Cappella Glee Club: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Soccer Squad: Basketball Squad: Mohawk. 1947-1948: Secretary-Treasurer, Croft Hall: Secretary- Treasurer, Sargon Society: Academian: A Capella C1lee Club: St. Andrew's Society: S.B.C. Club: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Soccer Squad: Mohawk. Alphonse Born December 16, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1945 819 Bell Avenue Braddock, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING FoR LEHIGI-I 1 1 1 1 Peddy Born June 14, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1936 6408 Kentucky Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa, CROPT HALL PREPARING FOR UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA fb SIDE at-K r I M a s , . 1 2 ,5 if L9 2 02 X1N SAMUEL RICHARD McCLURE II 1946-1947: Art Club: Library Committee: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Football Squad: Assis- tant Manager, Varsity Baseball: Mohawk. 1947-1948: News: Library Committee: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Wrestling: Football Squad: Manager Varsity Baseball: Mo- hawk, KARL ROLAND MAERKER, JR. 1946-1947: President, V Form: Student Council: Aca- demian: A Cappella Cilee Club: St. An- drew's Society: Varsity Football: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Baseball Squad: Athletic Council: Blackfoot Council. 1947-1948: Secretary-Treasurer, VI Form: Vice-Presi- dent, Student Council: Sargon Society: Academian: A Capella Cilee Club: Library Committee: Secretary-Treasurer, St. An- drew's Society: Vice-President, Athletic Council: Co-Captain Varsity Football: Baseball Squad: Blackfoot Council. ' 1 'Oak Sllf 41- '52'7yPERqx ef Mitch Born October 19, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1937 4904 Bayard Street Pittsburgh, Pa. PREFECT OF BAYARD HOUSE PREPARING FoR FRANKLIN id MARSHALL - I at 9' A Q, HAROLD L. llM0rkvv Born August 9, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1945 3630 Beechwood Boulevard Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDIENT PREPARING Lou DARTMOUTII MITCHELL, JR. 1946-1947: Junior Prefect, Bayard House: Sargon So- ciety: Academicm: A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats And A Rest: St. Andrews Society: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Basket- ball: Varsity Baseball: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: Head Prefect, Bayard House: Marshall, Sargon Society: Academian: Leader, A Cappella Glee Club: Leader, Eight Beats And A Rest: Library Committee: St. An- dreW's Society: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Soccer: Coach, J.V. Basketball: Blackfoot. DONALD PHILP MOORE 1946-1947: Varsity Track Squad: Basketball Squad: Soccer Squad: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: Forum: Library Committee: Varsity Track Squad: Manager, Varsity Soccer: Blackfoot. KCDOHYY Born April 29, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1943 312 Juniata Court Pittsburgh, Pa. MOREWOOD HOUSE PREPARING POR DARTMOUTH V .KSWE4 S Q? ffnaka' Born July 16, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1943 1345 Bennington Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR LEHIGH 1 at 4 'WV RQX LOUIS MICHAEL MYERS 1946-1947: Varsity Track Squad: Assistant Manager Varsity Soccer Squad: Mohawk. 1947-1948: Academiang Forum: Debate Team: Lib sity Track Squad: Soccer Squad: Mohawk rary Committee: Gargoyle Society: Var- WILLIAM JOSEPH NEUENSCHWANDER III 1946-1947: A Cappella Glee Club: Basketball Squad: Varsity Golf: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: ' A Cappella Cilee Club: Library Commit- tee: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Ciolf: Blackfoot. S 4 V ,gf SF' x -1 -if sbt Urea 4' Piu Born May 26, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1939 924 Farragut Street Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING EOR PRINCETON 1 Niney Born May 2, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1945 6853 Reynolds Street Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING EoR SWARTHMORE 7 r RICHARD ROY PIVIROTTO 1946-1947: Sargon Society: A Cappella Clee Club: Orchestra: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Football: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball: Secretary, Athletic Council: Blackfoot Council. 1947-1948: President, Ellsworth House: Vice-Presi- dent, Sargon Society: Academian: News: Leader, A Cappella Cilee Club: Orchestra: Leader, Clarinet Quintet: Library Com- mittee: St. Andrew's Society: S.B.C. Club: Varsity Football: Captain, Varsity Basket- ball: Captain, Varsity Baseball: President, Athletic Council: President, Blackfoot Council. ANDREW MCSWIGAN QUINN 1946-1947: Soccer Squad: Track Squad: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: Forum: Cast of Annual Play: A Cappella Cilee Club: Library Committee: St, An- drew's Society: Soccer Squad: Track Squad: Blackfoot. Carlos Born July 20, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1941 Virginia Manor Mt. Lebanon Pittsburgh, Pa. CROPT HALL PREPARING FoR YALE llAndy7! Born June 3, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1944 2085 Beechwood Boulevard Pittsburgh, Pa. MoREWooD HOUSE PREPARING FOR BROWN .-Wi CARL EDWARD RIECK, JR. 1946-1947: Academian News: Egerian: Forum Gar- goyle Society: Library Committee: Var- sity Track Squad: Soccer Squad: Black- foot. 1947-1948: President, Croft Hall: Academian: Editor- in-Chief, News: Vice-President, Forum: Vice-President, Gargoyle: Egerian: Lib- rary Committee: St. Andrews' Society: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. WILLIAM BURWELL SAMPLE, JR. 1946-1947: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: Varsity Football: Varsity Wrestling: Var- sity Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. Bill Born November 5, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1946 7010 Ohio River Boulevard Ben Avon, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING FOR ALLEGHENY ta 3- is 'VNRRXV ' 7 ll Ray!! Born February 12, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1944 1294 Denniston Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING FOR BROWN WILLIAM GLEW SANDER, JR. 1946-1947: Forum: Varsity Track: Mohawk. 1947-1948: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Track: Mohawk, 1947-1948: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Commit- tee: Varsity Track Squad: Basketball Squad: Soccer Squad: Mohawk. Ginger Born April 19, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1939 5449 Wilkins Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING PoR BROWN STUART WENDELL SHORE, JR. ,ga J ,. ad? -4 'H 1 NPERRX -2 Skeeter Bugs Born October 17, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1947 700 Tigertail Road Los Angeles, Calif. CROFT HALL PREPARING FOR JoHNs HoPK1Ns l MARTIN SNYDERMAN, JR. I 1946-1947: News: Library Committee: Varsity Base- ball: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Mohawk. 1947-1948: News: Library Committee: Varsity Foot- ball: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. 1946-1947: News: Egeriang Library Committee: Var- sity Tennis Squad: Soccer Squad: Black- foot. 1947-1948: Cum Laudeg Academian: News: Egeriang Library Com- mittee: Varsity Tennis Squad: Soccer Squad: Blackfoot. 3 Bill Born March 14, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1947 I-Iulton Road Oakmont, Pa. CROIIT I-IALI. PREPARING FOR UNIVERSITY OF PITTS BURGI-I N PI-IILLIP POLINER SPIEGELMAN N 'J I -LF 1533 S :L 'WIPLPNN f A 4Spl'eyvr Born December 3, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1943 Schenley Apartments . Pittsburgh, Pa. CROITT HALL PREPAR NG FOR MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTI or TECHNOLOGY WILLIAM ANDREW STITT 1 1947-1948: Varsity Golf: Varsity Football Squad: Basketball Sq uadg Mohawk. NORMAN IRWIN STOTZ, JR. ' 1946-1947: Forum: Gargoyle Society: Cast of Annual Play: A Cappella Glee Club: Accompanist, Musical Clubs: Debate Team: Library Committee: Football Squad: Basketball Squad: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: Academian: Forum: Treasurer, Gargoyle Society: Cast of Annual Play: A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: Ac- companist. Musical Clubs: Debate Team: Library Committee: St. Andrw's Society: Football Squad: Baseball Squad: Black- foot. 4 Acigv y Born August 9, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1943 7423 Richland Manor Drive Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING FoR CORNELL Norm l Born July 8, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1946 426 Tenth Street Oakmont, Pa. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING FOR LEHIGH JOHN HUME VOIGT 1946-1947: Academian: A Cappella Glee Club: St. AndreW's Society: S.B.C. Club: Basket- ball Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: Student Council: Sargon Society: Secre- tary, Ellsworth House: Editor-in-Chief, Academiang A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: Library Committee: President, St. AndreW's Society: Secretary, S.B.C. Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball: Blackfoot. JOHN RICHARD VOIGT 1946-1947: Library Committee: Varsity Track Squad: Football Squad: Basketball Squad: Mo- hawk. 1947-1948: Library Committee: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Golf Squad: Varsity Football Squad: Basketball Squad: Mohawk, 5lDE 5, V .V 1 M ,jf 5'l7f':R'l l ' 'Vern Born January 18, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1946 14 Decon Lane Pittsburgh, Pa. CROET HALL PREPARING EoR LAFAYETTE J, R. Born November 19, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1946 105 Belvedere Street Crafton, Pa. CROET HALL PREPARING EOR CORNELL JOHN VERNON WILSON, JR. 1946-1947: Library Committee: Baseball Squad: Bas ketball Squad: Soccer Squad: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: Library Committee: Varsity Soccer Squad Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. WILLIAM HERBERT WOELFEL 1946-1947: A Cappella Cwlee Club: Football Squad: Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. 1947-1948: A Cappella Cmlee Club: Library Commit- tee: Varsity Cross Country Squad: Black- foot. 'A 'ff S E, l if lKHerky7Y Born December 8, 1929 Entered Shady Side 1944 340 Lincoln Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING FOR WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON U DERCIUIDS FIFTH FORM OFFICERS HILARY GANS LYNCH ,,,,.. ,. , HENRY WILLIAM ISALY. VERT MOONEY James Scott Beckwith III Wayland Wilson Bowser Ralph Watson Cadman II Charles Morrison Christler, Jr. Russell Beardsmore Clarkson Richard Allen Claxton Frederick Jacob Close III Don Read Conner Robert Joseph Cooper Phillip Edward Daum Roger Bradford Decker John B. Louis DeLacio Raymen Forrest Emery Ferree Ferguson Faunce Victor James Firth Donald Dwight Foster, Jr. John XVashington Frcdettc, Jr. Robert Ashley Garter JR. ,,.., MEMBERS Charles Nelson Gilmore Robert Lathrop Hartsock Robert Ivan Hendel William Martin Hutchison, Jr, Henry William Isaly, Jr. Milton Henry Isay, Jr. Charles Richard Jones Henry William Kipp Donald Earl Knudsen Robert John Kramer Karl Frederick Krieger Alan Lee Lefkowitz John Milton Leggett Hilary Gans Lynch Howard Clark McCrady II William Thomas McCullough III William Grove McMoil Vert Mooney e,,,,LePresident e---..Lr,rVice-President L--.Secretary- Treasurer Robert Lee Munroe Conrad Frederick Nagel III Kenneth Edward Niemann, Jr Robert Keith O'Brien John Lee O'Nan Harvey Edwin Ramsey III Richard Bowman Riley Ronald Neil Rosenbach Angus Alan Scott Charles Frederick Seymour Allen Ogden Smith Stephen Earl Townsend James Edward Vaux, Jr. Richard Taylor Wantley Theodore Emory Wentz Jerold Benjamin Wilkoff Carroll Vaughn Wilson Harry Korlland Ziel FOURTH FORM ,,K wmv, ...V .,.. OFFICERS THEODORE FELL SMITH, JR.. EEEE . C . . EEEEEE - Preszdenr PETER CROW HUNTER . -. E.E.E Vice-Presldent BFRL EDWARD WARDEN, JR . Secretary- lreasurer MEMBERS John Derby Adams Fredrick George Bannerot III Paul Gregory Benedum Jr, Allen Chalmers Blackwood John E. Brownell, Jr. George Edward Clifford, Jr. Richard Anthony Cook John Alfred Crandall Richard Sebastian Cuda John Henry Demmler Arthur Evans, Jr. Herbert Davis Fergeson Charles Newell Fisher, Jr. Frederick William Fraley III Alan Isaac William Frank Richard Hays Herrmann Vt'illiam Barr I-Ietzel, Jr. Philip Benjamin Heymann Edward Hoopes IV Peter Crow Hunter Edward Adolph Irvin Richard Walter Kappel Reginald Stafford Koehler III John J. Lagos, Jr. John Michael Bagnol McCague John Bigelow McClay II John Newton McElravey Frederick Bage Malvin Henry Xavier O'Brien, Jr. John Herron Pope Thomas Jay Ream David Morrill Reed Donnell Douglass Reed Malcolm Willard Reed, Jr. Leonard Irwin Roth Stanley James Roush, Jr. Edwin Freed Scheetz, Jr. David Lee Shroads William Franklin Skinner Theodore Fell Smith, Jr, John Fremont Steel, Jr. Joseph Matson Steim Paul Andrew Thoma Anthony Wicks Turner Beryl Edward Warden, Jr. George Wehn, Jr. Franklin Arthur West Robert Brand Womsley THIRD FORM THOMAS PAYTON WARNER,, S IOHN KERR MUSGRAVE III .D DAVID MACLANE WILKISON , David Henry Barnett William Nervin Booth Richard Michael Catalano Robert Feller Clark Donald Alan Douglas James Michael Feldman Jack Kane Goldman John XVells Hamilton John Christian Harper Wallace Russell Harper, Jr. Parker Palmer Head, Jr. Samuel Graham Henderson II Edward Munroe Heppenstall Edward Charles Hilger, Jr. William Fulton Hill II James Clark Carlisle Holding III Terry Campbell Hunter Thomas Alan Isaly George Chalfant Kennedy, Jr. George Friesell Kesel Samuel Montgomery Kintner II Pressly Hodge McCance, Jr. OFFICERS ,, , ,e,,,e,,r,,,r, ,r,, , ,,,,e P resident S ,,te, S, Vice-Presid ent at , Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS David Gaub McCullough Michael Myers McFall Malcolm Fay Miller Richard William Moore John Kerr Musgrave III George W. Ousler, Jr. William Anderson Pauley Neill Hunter Payne James Marshall Rae John Molinar Rae Joseph Vilsack Reineman Robert Mathias Repp III Edward Brook Rotheram, Jr. Charles Chamberlin Stilley James Walker Storey, Jr. Hugh Hartich Strachan Stephen Blake Swensrud Stcart Davis Tauber Thomas Payton Warner Peter Westervelt David MacLane Wilkison William Heywood Wilmot II SECOND FORM W -may - A., ' ..y. K A X. JAMES GRIER LITTLE. ....... L WILLIAM CLARKE BALPH Cukrts SELDON SCAIFE William Clarke Balph Philip Clifton Boggs Vifilliam Howard Braun, Jr. Bennett Donald Brown Jay Edgar Butler William Warren Cook Donald Howland Cookson. Jr. Jalnes Graham Davis, Jr. George Herman Deike, Jr. Frank Richard Denton. Jr. George Edwards Dickson. Jr. Stanley Baird Faller Richard Eric Fisher Louis Aaron Friedman Herbert Harry Hamilton Curt Lindqcist Harris Robert Victor Howard Richard Alexander lsay Charles Whipkey King III James Grier Little --. .. V1 1 ,few 1 7 - H'-Mx'-'wt A-.2 OFFICERS . .. . President .. c,caa,r. Vice-President . caa, Secretary- Treasurer MEMBERS Myron B. Markel James Woodrow Mathews, Jr. William Richard Metzger. Jr. William Gordon Montgomery, Jr. Thomas Edward Murray, Jr. Thomas Edward Murray, Jr. David Hunter Patterson James Gordon Pauley Paul Rine Pigman William Sumter Rullin III Thomas Appel Salsbury Curtis Seldon Scaife Henry Franklin Schetz III John Edward Sheridan William N. Steel Ralph Edward Tafel, Jr. James Dintoul Treese James Lester Walker Alvin Lee Wilson Curtis Miller Yohe III Y Q , f m va II Morewood Ho QMSQS ESX l ' I mfr P31 B 0 XT mf! N 10 Q Q1 f O O MLTX f S 04 v Q fi Q Q , KMA fx ff ' ELLSWORTH HOUSE RICHARD RoY P1v1Ror'ro JAMES HOWARD CLARK. JR. JOHN HUME Voior JOHN Home Vo1oT MR. THEODORE R. LEAMAN MR. CARI. M. COCHRAN IVIR. CHARLES P. VORCF OFFICERS President ,Vice-President I Secretary-Treasurer ,, Student Council Representaliue I House Masler flssiamnt House Master Assistant House Master Frederick George Bennerot III James Youngson Booth lfrederick Jacob Close, Jr. George Ronald Crook Phillip Edward Daum Roger Bradford Decker Charles Eugene Dinlxey III Glenn DeNVitL Dunmire. Jr. Robert Brennan Egan Donald Dwight I7osler, Jr. John Vw'ashinglon lfredelte, Jr. Frank Malcolm Graff, Jr. Bruce Urton Hill, Jr. Peter Crow Hunter MEMBERS Edward Adolph Irvin Henry William Isaly, Jr. Richard Vvlalter Kappel Arthur John Kerr, Jr. Karl Ifrederick Krieger William Thomas McCullough Thomas Jay Ream Edwin Freed Scheetz, Jr, Allen Ogden Smith Theodre Ilell Smith, Jr. Norman Irvin Stolz, Jr. James Edward Vaux, Jr George Wehn, Jr. Theodore Emoy XVentz CROFT HALL CARI. EDWARD RIECR, JR. lfresidenz HILARY GANS LYNCH L . Vice-President ROBERT ADDISON LYNE, JR. . Secretary-'lrecisurer CARI. WILLIAM HERRMANN, III Student Council Representative MR F. WAl,TER JONES, JR. mi Associate House M aslers MR. DONALD H. MILLER James Scott Beckwith lll Vs'ayland XVilson Bowser Russell Beardsmore Clarkson Richard Allen Claxton Richard Anthony Cook John Alfred Crandall Richard Sebastian Cuda John B. Louis DeLacio Iierguson Ferree liaunce Victor James Firth Alan Isaac William lirank William Frederick liried, Jr, Robert Ashley Gatter Charles Nelson Gilmore Richard Clayton Hall Robert Lathrop Hartsock MEMBERS John Shaw Campbell Herron, Ji Philip Benjamin Heymann Edward Hoopes IV Roger Rader Jewett Henry William Kipp Reginald Stafford Koehler III John Bigelow McClay II Samuel Richard McClure ll Howard Clark McCrady ll lirederick Bage Malvin Robert Lee Munroe Conrad Frederick Nagel Ill Kenneth Edward Niemann, Jr. Henry Xavier O'Brien, Jr. Harvey Edwin Ramsey III Vvlilliam Burwell Sample, Jr. William Lilew Sander, Jr. Angus Alan Scott Charles lirederick Seymour Stuart XVendell Shore, Jr. David Lee Shroads Phillip Poliner Spiegelman Joseph Matson Steim XVilliam Andrew Stitt Stephen Earl Townsend John Richard Voigt Beryl Edward Warden, Jr. Jerold Benjamin Wilkoff Carroll Vaughn Vwlilson John Vernon Wilson, Jr. William Herbert Woelfel MOREWOOD HOUSE OFFICERS WILLIAM GRAVES Booos, JR. so L eeee Preszdenr VFRT MOONEY , L L , L L L Vice President JoHN HAGEDORN COHEN, JRC, L I Ltee I Secretary Treasurer WILLIAN1 GRAVES Booos, JR., I ,Student Council Representatzue MR PARKER BERG , , LLLL ,House Master MR ARLIN M. COOK , Assistant House Master Ralph NVJISOH Cadman Il Don Reda Conner Williaiia Ralston Curtis John Henry Dcmmlcr Raymcn lforrest Emery Arthur Evans, Jr. Williani Marshall Gardner Robert Ivan Hendel Richard Hays Herrmann MEMBERS , Jr. Harry Kortland Ziel Donald Earl Knudsen Alan Lee Lefkowitz John Newton McElravey XVilliam Grove lNIcMoil Donald Philp Moore Andrew McSwigan Quinn Donnell Douglass Recd Richard Taylor Wcntley Robert Brand XVomslcy BAYARD HOUSE - OFFICERS HAROLD L, MITCHELL, JR. Prefecf lOHN ALLISON BYERLY, JR. Prefer-1 IOHN MOLINAR RAE Presidenl T ERRY CAMPBELL HUNTER L .Vice-I'residenz lAMhs MARSHALL RAE Secretary-Treasurer lAML-S MARSHALL RAE Student Council Representative lVlR ROBERT V. HOWARD House Master William Clarke livalplm David Henry Barnett Philip Clifton Boggs William Nevin Booth Bennett Donald Brown George Herman Deilxe lll Frank Richard Denton, Jr George Edwards Dickson. Ji Donald Alan Douglas Stanley Baird Faller MEMBERb My in Lee W ilso Parker Palmer llend, .liz .James Cirier Little William Gordon Montgomery, William Anderson Pauley Neill llunter Payne Paul Rina Pigman lfdward brook liOll1U1tll1l, Curtis Selden Scaile .lames Walker Storey, Jr. .ln mes Lester Walker n .l r, -N. N. U I D: -S -S Q fgmg fm, UL Q ,s f QS ,R .U 5,2552 W H Km. f' 0 mv- fuss-1... X ,R Hffffy f J ,' ffm K CLASS PROPHECY April l, 1963: I had heard of this 'Madame B.' Her fortune-telling, banned in Boston, was the whispered sensation of Pittsburgh society. Almost consumed with curiosity, I decided to visit her and test her widely acclaimed occult powers. But what would I ask her? What would be the most diflicult query ever posed? M-ni-m-m-m-m-m . . . Ah ha . . . I would ask her: What has become of my former schoolmates at Shady Side: the class of '48, the purest most virtuous group of scholars ever assembled under one roof? I-Ia! exclaimed the mysterious and shapely Madame B from behind her Hlmy silken veil. Cross my palm. Reluctantly but resignedly I withdrew two dog-eared tired-looking dollars from my wallet and slipped them into her hand. Her large brown eyes were translixed on the crystal ball in front of herg larger and larger they grew, while a deep Hush crept over her face. Wowie, she suddenly screamed in delight, Take back the two bucks: this is better than that old S.S.A. favorite, Forever Erminrrudef' What do you see? What do you see? I see a noisy, glowing cabaret on Center Avenue near Craig Street. JOHN COHEN'S band featuring John on the liquid sax, is beating out a rag-time tune. DON MOORE, suave but black-hearted Lothario, is cavorting on the dance floor, while SENATOR ALKY BOOTH with his nose floating serenely in a tall glass like a pink water lily, is unloading his woes on bartender ANDY QUINN. Gay blade BILL GARDNER is becoming quite rowdy, pinching chorus girls, etc., and bouncer PHIL SPIEGELMAN is throwing him out. MALCOLM GRAPE, romantic crooner, has just risen to the microphone to sing, his stunning Russian Mink bow tie glistening in the spotlights. Mal's only serious rival in the crooning world, ONE-NOTE STOTZ, has just re- corded the stirring Lower Slobbovian national anthem. Whoops, what's happened? Little John has fallen through the band- stand. Quick, a doctor! Ah, here comes that eminent surgeon, DR. GLENN DUNMIRE, one of the fastest operators in town. With him is his equally renowned colleague, DR. HENRY EAKIN, who won the Pillitzer prize for his discovery of a cure to that old Fox Chapel malady, Ellisitis. Their last case, CARL HERRMANN, owner of Herrmann the Hairy Furrier's was the victim of a crash, wrecking his light blue Studeflyed while buzzing Fox Chapel at a low altitude. JACK KERR has become president of the Buick Motorcar Corporation. One of his chief test drivers is WILD BILL WOELEEL, Winner of the In- dianapolis Speedway classic: the other is CHEVY CRUSHER EGAN, who also works part time as a comedian at the Bijou Theatre, owned and operated by cigar-chewing, underworld character, GIG VOIGT. Having come to the place in search of knowledge, HONOR ROLL KIMBALL, possessor of an accredited B.S. degree, and his teacher, PROFESSOR WILL CURTIS, on viewing BILL SANDER'S risque performance, were thoroughly shocked and ran home. However, they were consoled by their old friend, UNCLE BUD MAERKER, who is the writer of an advice-to-the-lovelorn column in CARI, RIECK'S left wing paper, The Daily Shirker. On the sports page of Carl's paper is a large photograph of DICK PIVI- ROTTO and BRUCE HILL, finally reaching the apex of their athletic careers by capturing the laurels in the doubles harmonica-playing-tidlee-winks-and-V thumb-twiddling tournament at promoter BILL FRIED'S stadium last night. Bill, believe it or not, started out as a hot dog salesman. LOUIS MYERS. Peanut salesman, has been inspired by his example and only a few days ago began taking small bets. Tomorrow night, BEAR-HUG BRUNO HERRON and STRANGLER SAMPLE will grapple for the wrestling championship of Pittsburgh: Bear- Hug Bruno's hair-pulling title is at stake. Referee VERN WILSON, who says he has no idea how the match will turn out, placed a substantial wager with Louis only yesterday. In the meantime. BILL STITT, RAJAH JEWETT, and WILLY NEUENSCHWANDER are battling furiously in the national open African Golf tourney being held in a shady corner of SMILING JIM ECKER'S used car lot. As a sideline, Smiling Jim runs a three-ring circus at his lot. There, for only twenty-five cents, one can see the famous trapeze artist, HAL MITCHELL, STU SHORE and his bevy of Hollywood beauties. and that petite, lovely tight rope walker, BUBBLES CROOK. GINGER SNYDERMAN, the modern Houdini, was a featured act until he made him- self disappear permanently in a cloud of monkey smoke. Rumors say that he was fleeing from that cruel loan shark, SANDY GOLDSTEIN. What's that commotion out in front of the circus? Oh my barker BILL BOGGS just caught SPIKE BLACKBURN and LUSH BRUSH tring to sneak in under the tent flap. Here comes the paddy wagon, driven by ALPI-IONSE MCCLURE. De- tectives JACK VOIGT and DICK HALL are arresting . . . no, it can't be . . . yes . . . oh . . , BOSS CORSON, mayor of Boston, who holds a strict monopoly on the baked beanbbusiness. 'Several hundred yards down the road from this mess is that humanitarian institution, DADDY WILL EWART'S Rest Home for Wayward Bus-drivers. Will is bemoaning the loss of his old friends, CAPTAIN JOE BYERLY and his first mate, CHARLIE DINKEY, who are missing after a fierce Lake Chau- tauqua storm. P. D. LYNE also met with misfortune. He was mortally wounded, it seems, while moose-hunting in the wilds of East End. 'And that is what has happened to your classmates in the past fifteen years. Madame B, you're wonderful, I sighed. Why, you're all you claimed to be, and more, but . . . but haven't you forgotten JIM BOERINGERV' Oh no, she said, and with a very unladylike gesture, she ripped off her veil. Half-paralyzed with surprise, I finally managed to gasp, Jim, what in l1eaven's name are you doing here? I 'Well, after three consecutive successes in the Gargoyle plays at Shady Side as a woman, I began to realize my hidden talent. Ever since then I have been capitalizing on it. I'll be darned, I said, and with a mighty bound on my pogo stick I continued on my happy way. HOWIE CLARK CLASS FAVORITES FAVORITE GIRLS-Bathsheba 14: Little Orphan Annie 6: Mrs. Crosland 20: The blonde, third from the left 175 Dottie 44: Helen 16: Any master's daughter 33. FAVORITE DRINKS-Coke 4: Singapore Slings 122 Gin and Squirt 2: Duquesne 461 That white stuff from Lewis Dairies 3: Boiler Makers 27. FAVORITE PASTIME-Studying 2: Podiddle 38: Batting down Fox Chapel Road 17: Taking Cap's calisthenics My Dogging Cap's calisthenics 485: Chug-a-lugging 12: One armed driving 19: A Cappella practices 5. FAVORITE RECORDS-I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover 40: I'll see You in my Dreams 33 Mr. Vorce's Spanish songs 7: Dancing in the Dark 2: Little White Lies 16: Somebody Stole'my Gal 4. FAVORITE PLACES-Flagstaff Hill 38: Winchester 17: Ellis 7, Mt. Mercy 41: Gold Bar 495 Laurel School 1: McClements 26: Central Police Station 3. FAVORITE DRIVERS-Mike 21: Peter McMillen on his three-Wheeler 15: Mr. Innes, when it's not snowing 18: Louie Myers C3 accidents in one monthb 2: Mr. Howard on the Harrisburg trip 31: Pistol Pete 9. FAVORITE LITERATURE-Action Comics 7: How to Make Love in Four Easy Lessons 22: Shady Side News 3: Academian 52: College Catalogues 323 Hal Mitchel1's love letters 18. Mr. Sample .... Sh work! Howie Clark. ..... Mr. Howard ,.... Bill Boggs ......... Warren Kimball Dr. Baker Dick Pivirotto It John Byerly oe,.,, Mr. Shriver .... - Bob Lyne .,,,.r FAMOUS SAYINGS oes all shined, hair all combed, suit all pressed, but no home- ..----Don't be a log, be a lumberjack! 1 -----.------,--.-----Throw em a fish! - .,..,, Somebody stole my gal! s sV.s.. ..Y.Y........s,.....e... ss.,,es e . But the roads were icy, sir! Aw, IQ you don't, Wentley, you get the safety man! Girls just don't like me! s ..ss , Now when I was on the ore-boats-- ,---------.Keep your hands off my car! Check the oil and water? Bill Ewart. .s.f.... ............................ t Hit man I say! Jim Ecker ,.e.... tt.. . When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, etc. Bud Eakin. ........ .....v...........,, O h, I don't know! J. V. Baseballs ..... - Carl Herrmann- Jack Herron ......, IDr. Sochatoff ..... Louie Myers, ...... Mr. Thorpe ....... Gig Voigt ....... Jim Booth. ..... Dick Wentley .... Football Teamn- Norm Stotz ,...... Bruce Hill ....... ..-.----tDon't forget the suntan oil! ---f-.-------This time it's the real thing! Boy, did I have a rough weekend! ------,I'1l give you odds, two to one! ------We'll take six short ones today! My gosh, I messed up another one! I'll meet you at the lodge at eight! I'm going back to Beaver! ...... Have the gold footballs come yet, Cap! ---------.---..-.Lover, Come Back to Me! you big, old, terrible thing! Blackburn Boeringer . ,.. Boggs .,,., Booth . ...A Brush , ,,, Byerly Clark Cohen N.- Corson ...... Crook ,N Curtis ...., Dinkey ...... Dunmire .... Eakin ,,.., Ecker ..... Egan ..... Ewart Fried ..... Gardner .... Goldstien .... Graff ........ Hall ....v,. Herron ....r, Hill .....r. J ewett Kerr ......, Kimball Lyne .. rv,... - McClure ...... E Maerker ..,. Mitchell .... Moore ..,.,. Herrmann Myers .....Y,.. .l ,......o - Neuenschwander Pivirotto ..,.rr,.,. .... - H Quinn ...... Rieck ..... Sample ....,, Sander Shore .... . . .--c Snyderman r.r,. Speigleman .W Smr ,...r.... .... Stotz .... . ...ooo.. Voigt, J. H .....rY ----. Y Voigt, J. R. -W Wilson ,.l...... Woelfel .... HORSE ELECTIONS most likely to succeed most appealing Pl-UV class prohibitionist class pocket billiard champion a hull of a guy the mightiest slender hips best mathematician heaviest beard daintiest feet darkest complexion first married most conceited greenest teeth biggest nut quickest wit class speedster sexiest legs most active sweetest thing class communist most unconscious small fry most wide awake class bully biggest man on durplestong destined to rule most careful driver class caveman best looker thinks he is nicest lips tiniest class cheese maker best athlete the butterfly most talkative class he-man Hollywood bound trickiest class idiot woman hater cutest ears carefree hardest worker most enthusiastic quietest E campus Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Zl- DAY BY DAY l0- Hunchy Herm got a crew-cut today causing the flags of Win- chester and Ellis to fly at half mast. 18-School! Oh joy! Oh bliss! Oh gladness! Oh hell-O, Dr. Harris: it's nice to see you again. Z6-Football season opens with O-O tie at Perry. Bairdo Faller is still asking where the bathroom is, but has yet to find it. 7-Bill Ewart agrees with Mr. Truman's conservation program by advocating meatless Saturdays. 12-George Crook fell into Rieck's pool When, after spending the night on the diving board, the spring got too great. l4-The famous Ellsworth track squad made its first appearance of the year led by Fat-Boy and a newcomer, Glenn Dunmire. 17-Kimball made the Honor Roll! 18-Boeringer, Sander, and Ziel ask for a week with more Thursdays. 22-Booth joins Marines: Russians offer peace treaty. 29-Seniors capture first victim as Sam Kintner's pants replace Old Glory. -Somebody wrecked Merk's car today. 7- Laffy was kind enough to leave a tip for the entire football team in the form of his bridge?? winnings with a little urging from the coach. -The football team smeared Nichols in the mud 20-0 to bring home the first championship, in six years. -feveningj The Golden Rods celebrated a successful season with a milkshake party at the BXG. Today was a great day. Bairdo found the bathroom, Dick Wentley found the week-end he lost after the Nichols game. V- Howie, Merk and Bruce made the society column-in foot- ball uniform. -At a recent butt club meeting Kim Kimball was elected executive president in charge of vice. -Remember Pearl Harbor. -Away from the salt mines and home for Christmas vacation. -A fighting alumni basketball team dropped a close game 36-8 to the varsity. -School reopens. Sweetsie returns with bottled tan: Booth returns with bottle. -Seniors throw party: the Judge throws seniors. -Most used expression after week-end- Get anything? Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. March March March March March April DAY BY DAY - Continued 13-- Hank CTigerD Kipp refuses championship bout with Joe Louis because of a sprained eyelash received in a bout with Killer McMoil. 16-Norman Stotz, the thrush of S.S.A., broke the chapel windows with his rendition of In the Still of the Night. -English exam ......tt.,s,tt,s..,v..,tt,it So long, Yale. 28-Physics exam ..,,... ..... , So long, Brown. -History exam tsst.. tt............ S o long, W 8 J, 30-Trig exam. ...tt,,..,.....s... Hello, Hardly Normal. 4- What's the difference between a steak and a submarine? CPivy's voiceb I dunno CUrt's voicej A line one you'd be to send out to buy a steak CLaughter--Also and only Pivy's5. ' 7-Cagers drop I.S.P.S.L. opener to Cranbrook by a 29-27 score. 12- Ore Butt John Byerly announces that Mr. G. B. CGold Barn Waldrop will throw hat in ring in the presidential election as a candidate of the Cherry Pie Party. 16--Bill CI believe in polygamyj Ewart was sent back to Shady Side by his Salt City Friends. I hope you had a nice visit with Brigham, Bill. 28--Booth, Crook and Wentley spent last night cutting out paper dolls with some of their older friends. But don't worry about their being out late, they all had their bottles and were in bed by 8:00. 4-Cap's G. A. basketball team, consisting of Fat-Man Crook, The Beard, Al Smith, The Bone Egan and Bruce CI'm a football starj Hill was defeated by the varsity 35-33 in an over- time period. 6-Winter sports close with both basketball and wrestling placing second in the league after winning C31-30D and losing C21-llb respectively to U.S. 9-Woody CWoo-Woo I'm a trainj Mathews and George fleave me alone, Woodyb Deike have had a fight. l7- Irish Jim O'Ecker and Mr. Innes celebrated St. Patrick's Day by singing My Wild Abie's Irish Rose for the sixth period Eng- lish class. 27-- Laffy Boggs believed in showing some northern hospitality to a southern fried chicken, and found himself all Wrapped up in his work. -We have to go to press today, and this has been sliced line enough so-so long. P.S. June 7-With a rousing chorus of m-mm-mmm-m good, led by Louie Myers, the class of '48 bids adoo to Alma Mater. i? ?lVf3lZ31TCiQIUlS 1-2 'T' ,P jp H W W BY X i g Jig D A 2 K5 if X J DS 1 J fflruu. Q Q lu STUDENT COUNCIL J. HOWARD CLARK, JR. KARL R. MAERKER, JR.,,,. WILLIAM F. EWART, JR. LLLLL J. Howard Clark, Jr. William F. Ewart, Jr... Karl R. Nlaerker, Jr. Vert Mooney ,,,, . . , Hilary G. Lynch ,,,,., , C, Richard Jones ,,,, . Beryl E. Warden, Jr. . Theodore F. Smith, Jr .L,,,. .. David M. Reed . ,,L.L. . .. John C. Harper ,,,, , ,, David M. Wilkison , . Carl W. Herrmann lll John H. Voigt, ,. .. NVilliam Ci. Boggs, Jr. James M. Rae OFFICERS L L , L .. President Vz'cefPresidenl . Secretary- Tresaurer MEMBERS Sixth Form Representative Sixth Form Representative Sixth Form Day Student Representative Sixth Form Representative from Fifth Form Fifth Form Representative Fifth Form Day Student Representative Fifth Form Representative from Fourth Form Fourth Form Representative Fourth Form Day Student Representative Fourth Form Representative from Third Form Third Form Representative Representative of Croft Hall Representative of Ellsworth House Representative of Morewood House Representative of Bayard House ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council is composed of the officers of the Athletic Associa tion, the captains and coaches of the varsity teams in season, and the Director of Athletics. lt is the duty o'f the Council to represent the members of thc Athletic Association, which is composed of the Whole student body. OFFICERS FOR l947-48 RMQHARD R. P1ViRo'l'To KARL R. MAERKER. JR. J HILARY G. LYNCH to to O JAMES E. VAUX, JR. to OFFICERS FOR 1948 HILARY Ci. LYNCH JAMES E. VAUX. JR. 449 President Vice-President Secretary- Treczsurer Member-at-Large O C Presidenl Vice- President NEWS BOARD OFFICERS CARI, E. RIECK, JR. . . I. Editor-in-Chief JAMES L. BOERINGER ,,,,, , ,,,,,7, Managing Editor J. HOWARD CLARK, JR.. ,,,, ..,,,,,, S ports Editor ROBERT L. MUNROE ....,. ,,....,.,, . Alumni Editor ROBERT B. EGAN EEEEEEEEE . Business Manager JEROLD B. VVIILKOFF EEEE.. D. oooo ,,,,CircuIation Head DR. A. FRED SOCHATOFP EEEEEEEE EEEE . EEEEE .I EE.EEE. Faculty Adviser FEATURE WRITERS Sanford H. Goldstein John W. Fredette, Jr. D. Donald Foster, Jr. Phillip P. Spiegelman Theodore E. Vv'entZ Milton H, Isay, Jr. Alan L. Lefkowitz Harry K, Ziel C, Warren Kimball, Jr. SPORTS WRITERS William M. Gardner, Jr. Ronald N. Rosenbach Martin Snyderman, Jr. Allen O. Smith COLUMNISTS Richard R. Pivirotto S. Richard McClure II PHOTOGRAPHERS Alan I. XV. Frank Joseph V. Reineman ART David G. McCullough BUSINESS John M. Leggett CIRCULATION James S. Beckwith III SARGON SOCIETY The Sargon Society, founded over twenty years ago, is an honorary so- ciety 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 invited to become members. After those tapped have completed the pledgeship period they are finally admitted into the Society in an impressive ceremony. OFFICERS GLENN D. DUNMIRE, JR. President RICHARD R. PIvIRoTTo Vice-Presidend ROBERT A. LYNE . Secretary-Treasurer HAROLD L. lVlITCHEI-L Marshall CAPTAIN WILLIAM A. PALMER Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Vv'illiam G. Boggs, John A. Byerly, Jr., J. Howard Clark, Jr., Robert B. Egan, William M. Gardner, Jr., Carl W. Herrmann, Bruce U. Hill, Jr., Karl R. Maerker, Jr., Hilary G. Lynch. ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY The St. Andrew's Society, composed of selected members of the upper three forms of Shady Side, meets bi-weekly throughout the school year to disf cuss subjects of an ethical, moral, and religious nature. This year the members were concerned primarily with the various ways in which they as individuals might be able to judge right from wrong. In addition to the many discussions they carried on with their two faculty advisers, Dr. Erdman Harris and Mr. F. Walter Jones, the boys of the Society were addressed, among others, by Reverend Pierre Johnson, pastor of the Bethesda Presbyterian Church, Captain William A. Palmer, director of athletics at Shady Side and Mr. E. Dick Mason, Jr. of our faculty. OFFICERS JOHN H. VOlG'l' ee,, Pl'USl-61,601 J. HOWARD CLARK, JR. Vice-Presidem KARL R. MAERKER, JR. SS see, S SS S S Secretary-Treasurer DR. ERDMAN HARRIS SSSS SS SSSSSSSS S Faculty Adviser MR. F. WALTER JoNEs, JR. SSSSS S SSSSSSSS S S Faculty Adviser MEMBERS William B. Blackburn, William G. Boggs, Jr., John A. Byerly, Jr., J. Howard Clark, Jr., John H. Cohen, Jr., Don R. Conner, George R. Crook, William R. Curtis, Charles E. Dinkey IH, Glenn D. Dunmire, Jr., George S. Eakin, Robert B. Egan, XVilliam F. Ewart, Jr., D. Donald Poster, Jr., William M. Gardner, Jr., Carl W. Herrmann III, Peter C. Hunter, Bruce U. Hill, Jr., H. William lsaly, Jr., Karl F. Krieger, Alan L. Lefkowitz, Robert A. Lyne, Jr., S. Richard McClure II, Karl R. Maerker, Jr., Harold L. Mitchell, Jr., Vert Mooney, William J. Neuenschwander Ill, Richard R. Pivirotto, Andrew M. Quinn, David M. Reed, Carl E. Rieck, Jr., A. Alan Scott, Allen O. Smith, Theodore P. Smith, Jr., John H. Voigt, John R. Voigt, Beryl E. Warden, Jr., Jerold B. WilkoH', C. Vaughn Wilson. HONORARY MEMBERS Dr. Erdman Harris, Captain William A. Palmer, Mr, Parker Berg. THE FORUM The Forum, meeting every other Wednesday evening in the library, this year heard several speakers on topics of current interest, including Labor in the United States. Among those addressing the Society were Dr. A. Fred Sochatofl, Mr. Theodore F. Smith, and Lieutenant-Colonel William Arthur. Student speakers from time to time also spoke to the Forum. Membership in the organization is open to all boys of the upper three Forms who are willing to show their interest by regular attendance and active support. OFFICERS WIl.l,IAlNl M. G.'xRDN19R, JR. llresidenz CARL E. RIECK. JR. S S S Vice-Ilresidenz RICHARD T. WENTLEY S S S S Secrezw-rf ARLIN M. Cook SSSS SS S SS S Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Norman I. Stotz, Jr., F. Malcolm Ciraff, Jr., Don R, Conner. Robert B. Decker, Robert L. Munroe, A. John Kerr, Jr., William M. Gardner, Jr., Ralph W. Cadman H, Louis M. Myers, Kenneth E. Niemann, Jr., XVilliam T. Mc- Cullough, Jr., J. Howard Clark, Jr., Edward Hoopes lV, Andrew M. Quinn. Theodore E. Wentz, Allen O. Smith, Donald D. Foster, Jr., Henry X. O'Brien, Jr., John B. L. DeLacio, Alan l, W. Frank, Glenn D, Dunmire, Jr., Charles E. Dinkey lll, Robert B. Womsley, Phillip E. Daum, John H. Cohen, Jr., Harry K. Ziel, Alan L, Lefkowitz, John N. McElravey, Philip B. Heymann, Donald P. Moore, Jerold B. Wilkoff, William R. Curtis, William G. Sander, Jr., Wayland W. Bowser, Carl W. Herrmann Ill, Ronald N. Rosenbach, Carl E. Rieck, Jr., Richard T. Wentley, Franklin A. XVest. 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-...,...- ,.,, L . . .Librarian MR. CHARLES P. VORCE . ,,.., Faculty Adviser MEMBERS William B. Blackburn, James L. Boeringer, William G. Boggs, Jr., James Y. Booth, John A. Byerly, Jr., J. Howard Clark, Jr., John H. Cohen, Jr., George R. Crook, William R. Curtis, Charles E. Dinkey, Glenn D. Dunmire, Jr., George S. Eakin, William F. Ewart, Jr., William F. Fried, Jr., William M. Gardner, Jr., Sanford H. Goldstein, F. Malcolm Graff, Jr., Bruce U. Hill Jr., Arthur J. Kerr, Jr., Warren Kimball, Jr., S. Richard McClure II, Karl R. Maerker, Jr., Harold L. Mitchell, Jr., Donald P. Nloore, William J. Neuen- schwander III, Richard R. Pivirotto, Andrew M. Quinn, Carl E. Rieck, Jr., William B. Sample, Jr., Stuart W. Shore, Martin Snyderman, Jr., Phillip P. Spiegelman, Norman I. Stotz, Jr., John H. Voigt, John R. Voigt, J. Vernon Wilson, Jr., William H. Woelfel. 1 THE ART CLUB The Art Club meets once each week from 2:30 until 5:00 under the direction of Mr. Carl M. Cochran with two purposes inview: Ill to give each boy an opportunity to develop his own talents, and C203 to sponsor art activities forthe whole school in the form of exhibits, displays, and general art education. This year the Art Club has accomplished more than in any previous year. During the current year the Art Club held two exhibits, one in the fall with material acquired from Life Magazine, and the final exhibit in the spring at graduation time displaying achievements of members of the group. With the money collected from posters and other school services the Art Club has bought new equipment and hopes eventually to add facilities for pottery-making and metal-craft. OFFICERS DAVID G. MCCULLOUGH .- u,s, President THOMAS P. WARNER .Vice-Prvsitlenz J. HOWARD CLARK, JR. . Secretary-Treasurer CARL M, COCHRAN, JR. .. Faculty flcluiser MEMBERS Frederick Ci. Bannerot III, Wayland W. Bowser, Frederick J. Close lll, George H. Deike Ill, S. Baird Faller, Herbert D. Ferguson, Charles N. Fisher. Jr., Richard E. Fisher, Frederick W. Fraley Ill, Wallace R. Harper, Jr., Richard H. Herrmann, William F. Hill ll, Clark W. King lll, Samuel M. Kintner ll, Henry W. Kipp, Donald E. Knudsen, Robert J. Kramer, William W, Reynolds III, Curtis S. Scaife, Henry F. Scheetz Ill, James L. Walker. GARGOYLE SOCIETY The Gargoyle Society is the school's dramatic organization. Each spring, the club sponsors a full-length play on the stage of the Withers' Gymnasium in which the whole student body is invited to participate. The acting, business management, scenery construction, and lighting are all handled by the boys under the direction of the faculty advisers. The production on March nine- teenth for this year was Shakespeare's A'Twelfth Night, produced on a stage simulating the actual conditions in the Globe Theatre. New members are elected by the club each spring from among the boys who have helped in the play. OFFICERS GLENN D, DUNMIRIE. JR. Presidenz CARI.. E. RIECK, JR. Vice-Ifresidenz JAMEs L. BOERINGER eeee L ecce L . . . .Secretary NORMAN I. SToTz, JR. . stt.sssssssse . . Treasurer MESSRS, LOWELL INNES, WILLARD E. MEAD. CHARLES P. VORCE ee,,e,,es,ee,ees,e -..Faculty Advisers MEMBERS James S. Beckwith Ill, James L. Boeringer, John H. Demmler, Glenn D. Dunmire, Jr., F. Malcolm Graff, Jr., Carl E. Rieck, Jr., Norman I. Stotz, Jr., Theodore E. Wentz, Messrs. Claude H. Hubbard, Frank Richardson-Honoray Members. CAST OF TWELFTH NIGHT Richard T. Wentley, Glenn D. Dunmire, Jr., Richard C. Hall, William F. Ewart, Jr., John H. Pope, J. Howard Clark, Jr., James M. Feldman, C. Warren Kimball, Jr., Charles E. Dinkey III, Norman I. Stotz, Jr., Roger B. Decker, Vert Mooney, F. Malcolm Graff, Jr., James L. Boeringer, John H. Demmler, Alan I. W. Prank, Reginald L. Koehler Ill, Andrew M. Quinn, David G. McCullough, Edwin F. Scheetz, Jr., William B. Hetzel, Jr. CUM LAUDE SOCIETY The National Cum Laude Society, of which Shady Side has been a member since 1929, is similar to the college honorary society, Phi Beta Kappa. Each year twenty per cent of the members of the graduating class who have the highest scholarship rating are elected to the society. Candidates must have at- tended Shady Side for two consecutive years with an average of eighty per cent or better. The top-ranking students listed below are those chosen at midyear. Additional members will qualify at the end of the school year. MEMBERS J. Howard Clark, Jr., George R. Crook, F. Malcolm Ciraff, Jr., Phillip P. Spiegelman. THE DEBATING SOCIETY This year, Shady Side Academy was represented at a number of tourna- ments by the debating teams and had a very successful season. The teams took part in debates at the University of Pittsburgh, West View High School, Greens- burg High School, McKeesport High School, and also sponsored the lirst an nual Shady Side Debate Tournament. On April 8, the debaters entered the finals of the Western Pennsylvania divisions of the Pennsylvania Music and Forensic League and finished in second place. William R. Curtis William M. Gardner E. Malcolm Graff Louis M. Myers MR. ARLIN M. Cooii MEMBERS Edward B. Rotheran, Jr. Edwin E. Scheetz, Jr. Norman I. Stotz, Jr. Richard T. Wentley tee,ee.eCoach THE EGERIAN In the past, it has been the custom for the Fifth Form to publish the Ifgerirm. the literary magazine of the school. The material for this magazine, written by members of the student body, is assembled and published by the Ifgerian Board under the supervision of Mr. Willard E. Mead. Due to an inadequate number of essays, stories, and poems, the magazine was not published in I947, and that year's Board was carried over to l947-l948. Early this spring, the Board published and distributed copies of the Egerian, Since tradiw tion has been broken, a new Board. composed of volunteers from the whole school. has been elected for 1948-1949 to carry on the publication of the lfgerfrm. EGERIAN BOARD 1946-1948 JAMES L. BOERINGER as I ,uuu Chairman CHARLES E. DINRISY III WILLIAM M. GARDNER, JR. SANFORD H. GoI,DsTIsIN PIIILLIP P. SPIEGIQLMAN CARI. E, RIISCR, JR. FACULTY ADVISER Mr. Will.1rc1 F. Mend A CAPPELLA GLEE CLUB This year's A Cappella Glee Club enjoyed a very successful season again under the leadership of Mr. Robert V. Howard. Besides making a trip to sing in Harrisburg, the Cilee Club sang before the girls of the Winchester and Mt. Mercy Schools in Pittsburgh, The annual concert with the Ellis school was a huge success, as was the closing performance at the Twentieth Century Club before many of the parents and friends of the school. OFFICERS JOHN H. COHEN cacc cccccac LLLLLLLLeader ROBERT B, EGAN cc,ca LL L L Leader HAROLD L. MITCHELL JR. L LLLLLL Leader RICHARD R. P1V1RoTTo L LL L LL L Leader JOHN A. BYERLY, JR, L L LL LL L LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLBusiness Manager GLENN D, DUNMIRE, JR. LLLLLL LL LLLL Assistant Business Mqnager MR. ROBERT V. HoWARDL LLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL . L LLLLLLLLLL LLLLDzrecIor MEMBERS Adams, Blackburn, Blackwood, Boeringer, W. Boggs, W. Booth, Bowser, Byerly, Cadman, H. Clark, Clarkson, Close, Cohen, Conner, Cooper, Crook, Curtis, Daum, Dinkey, Dunmire, Eakin, Egan, Emery, Ewart, Firth, C. Fisher. Foster, Eraley, Frank, Eredette, Gardner, Gatter, Graff, Heppenstall, C. Herr' mann, Herron, Hetzel, W. Hill, Irvin, W. lsaly, T. Isaly, M. lsay, Jewett, Kappel, Kennedy, Kerr, Knudsen, Koehler, Kramer, Leggett, Lyne, Maerker. Malvin, Mitchell, Mooney, Munroe, McClay, D. McCullough, W, McCullough, McElravey, Neuenschwander, Niemann H. O'Brien, Pivirotto, Pope, Quinn James Rae, John Rae, Ream, Rosenbach, 'Roth, Sander, Seymour, Shore, Shroads, A. Smith, Steim, Stotz, Swensrud, Townsend, Vaux, J. H. Voigt, Warden, Vwfarner. Wehn. XVentZ, Wilkoff. Vaughn Wilson, Woelfel, Ziel. ORCHESTRA The orchestra, which participates in all Musical Club programs, ac companies the student body each morning in chapel singing. At many of the Friday assemblies, members of the orchestra render solos. Wll.l.lANl P. FRIED, JR. Leader JoHN A. BYIQRLY. Jia. Mumzger MR. ROPiI2R'l' V. Howarth Director MEMBERS Frederick G. Bannerot lll, James S. Beckwith lll, Paul G. Benedum, Jr., Bennett D. Brown, John A. Byerly, Jr., Ralph W. Cadman ll, John H. Cohen, Jr., John A. Crandall, Richard S. Cuda, John H. Demmler, George E. Dickson, Jr., Frederick W. Fraley Ill, Alan l. W. Frank, John W. Fredette, Jr., William F. Fried, Jr., Louis A. Friedman, Jack K. Goldman, Robert V. Howard, Jr., William lVl. Hutchison, Jr., Hilary G. Lynch, Vert Mooney, Paul R. Pigman Richard R. Pivirotto, James lVl. Rae, Donnell D. Reed, Charles F. Seymour, lheodore F. Smith, Jr., James F. Vaux, Jr., Beryl E. Warden, Jr., Richard T. Wentley, Jerold B. Wilkofl, C. Vaughn Wilson. EIGHT BEATS AND A REST The Eight Beats and A Rest are selected by competition from among the members of the A Cappella Glee Club to render specialty numbers at Musical Clubs concerts. This year there are ten members, in order to be sure that for any performance at least two students will be available for each of the four parts. The organization is featured in the Spring Stunt Night. OFFICERS HAROLD L. NTITCHELL. sa.sstssr .sss.ss L eader MR. DONALD H. MILLER DR. ERDMAN HARRIS L,,s,,Directors MEMBERS Don R. Conner, Robert B. Egan, Raymen F. Emery, F. Malcolm Graff, Jr., Richard C. Hall, Arthur J. Kerr, Jr., Vert Mooney, Norman I. Stotz, Jr., John H. Voigt. CLARINET QUINTET RICHARD R. PIVIROTTO ,,,7,Leader JOHN H. DEMMLER ,,, Accompanist PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB For the first time in several years, a new photography club, under the guidance of Mr. John S. Thorpe, has become active on the campus. A dark room has been established in the basement of the library and this serves as the headquarters for the group. Although encountering many difficulties in their first year. the club has been handling all the NEWS photographs and several ACADEMIAN pictures. The purpose of the club is to give the boys with sincere interest a chance to practice, besides photography, the developing and printing of pictures. OFFICERS JosEPH VILSACK REINEMAN President G12oRoE EDWARD CL1If1foRD. JR. Secrewry-'lreasurel' ALAN ISAAC WILLIAM FRANK Purchasing Agem JAMES GRIER LITTLE ,, ,Purchasing Agent MR. JOHN S. THORPE Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Barnett, Demmler, Dickson, Feldman, Fraley, Hamilton, Kennedy, Metzger. Ousler, Steim. in... RTI-I LETICS 1 f Q! y W W 0,-0 NET 5.-, VARSITY FOOTBALL .J, HOWARD CLARK, JR. 7R,7,R., C 7,R,,,,.,,,, 7,R,,,,, . ,R,,, C o-Captam KARL R. MAERKER. JR. . 7,AR, ,,AR, C o-Captain ROBERT B. EGAN t E DR. EDWARD B. BAKER s t F. WALTER JONES, tIR.,,,,, By winning all four of their league games, the Shady Side Gridmen, coached by Dr. Ed- ward B. Baker and led by Co-Captain Howard Clark and Karl Maerker, became the Inter-state Preparatory League Champion: and obtained their third leg and permanent possession of the E, Bruce Hill Memorial Trophy. The Blue and Gold Eleven came t h r o u g h a n e i g h t - g a m e schedule marred only by one de- feat and one tie. S.S.A.: O- Perry: 0 On Friday. September 26, the gridders, be- ginning their second season under the guid- a n c e o f D r. Baker, were held to a score- less tie by Perry High School in a hard fought battle on the latt2r's field. Although Shady Side outgained Manager ,, Coach t cc,c H Assistant Coach their opponents, they were unable to crack Perry's defense once inside the twenty-yard line. :if -1- -sc as S.S.A.: 7---Linsly: 18 Playing their first home game on Saturday, October 4, Shady Side suffered their only defeat at the hands of a heavier team from Linsly Military Institute of Wheeling, West Virginia. Uuable to start their own offense rolling or to muster an effective defense, the Indians left the Held at half-time trailing by a score of 12-O. In the third period, Bruce Hill broke away for an eighteen-yard touch- down sprint with Snyderman converting for Shady Side's only score. 211 elf H1 bk S.S.r'X.: 25-Neville:0 Shady Side won its first victory of the season on Friday, October 10, as the gridmen Walloped Neville Township 25-O. Stitt tal- lied for the Indians on a long run, and then, minutes later, grabbed a Hermann pass and raced 60 yards for the second Shady Side score. In the third quarter Snyderman took a pass from Herrmann in the end zone, and converted to make the score 19-O. Lynch added the final six points on a line buck in the last period. S.S.A.: 7-University School: 6 On the Annual Alumni Homecoming Day, Shady Side defeated a fighting University School team 7-6. After a scoreless first quarter, quarterback Herrmann threw a twenty-yard pass to Boggs who raced the remaining fifty yards for the score. Snyder- man added the winning point, and the Indians led at half time 7-0. After a pass- interference penalty gave University School the ball on the Shady Side 2-yard line Uni- versity School scored. Late in the final period Eakin halted an enemy drive by intercepting a pass on his own 5-yard line. lk aff lk Pk S.S.A.: 20-Western Reserve 0 Journeying to Hudson, Ohio, on October 25, the gridmen easily downed a stubborn Reserve team 20-0, scoring all their touch- downs in the first half. Shady Side received the kick-off and marched down the field with Pivirotto scoring from the 1-yard line. The Indians culminated another long drive early in the second period when Herrmann crossed the goal on a quarterback sneak. Five minutes later, Warden took a 5-yard pass for the final tally. if Pk H11 ' S.S.A.: 40-Richhill: 12 On Saturday, November 1, Shady Side trounced the Richhill High eleven 40-12. The Indians rolled up 33 points in the first half as Hill scored twice in the first quarter followed with touchdowns by Brush, Warden, and Hunter. The visitors came back in the second half to score twice while Shady Side scored its final points on a line buck by Hunter from the 1-yard line. S.S.A.: 26-Cranbrook: 7 Playing on Saturday, November 8, Shady Side defeated Cranbrook School 26-7, despite strong wind and freezing weather, in a key league game on the latter's field at Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. The Indians scored first on a 24-yard pass from Herrmann to Pivirotto with Snyderman converting. But the home team came back three plays later to tie the game 7-7. In the third period, two sustained drives netted two touchdowns for the Indians. Hill scoring both on line bucks inside the 5- yard line. Clark raced 15 yards around end in the final period to give Shady Side a 26-7 decision. ie vp wk af S.S.A.: 20-Nichols School 0 On Saturday, November 15, The Shady Side gridders defeated Nichols School 20-0 for their sixth straight win and the Inter- state Preparatory League Championship. Playing in a mud-soaked field, the Indians got off to an early lead when Herrmann passed to Snyderman in the first quarter. Hill plowed 14 yards off tackle in the second period to make the score 13-0. In the final period Herrmann crashed through from the 1-yard line. Snyderman made good his sec- ond placement and the final tally stood at 20-0. ak ak ak wk Lettermen: J. Howard Clark, Jr.: Karl R. Maerker, Jr.: William G. Boggs, Jr.: Lucien Nl. Brush, Jr.: John A. Byerly, Jr.: George R. Crook: George S. Eakinzz Robert B. Egan: William F. Ewart, Jr.: William F. Fried, Jr.: Robert I. Hendel: Carl W. Herrmann III: Bruce U. Hill, Jr.: C. Richard Jones: Rich- ard W, Kappel: Hilary G. Lynch: Richard R. Pivirotto: Harvey E. Ramsey III: William B. Sample, Jr.: Martin Snyderman, Jr.: John I-I. Voigt: Beryl E. Warden, Jr.: Richard T. Wentley. VARSITY SOCCER GLENN D. DUNMIRE, JR . OO . O OO OO O OOCaprain DONALD P. MOORE OO OOOOOO Manager MR. PARKER BERO OOOO O OOOOO OOO. O OO O O.OO OOOO -O-OO---OCoach The Indian soccer team coached by Mr. Parker Berg for the second year, won three, tied four, and lost two of the nine scheduled encounters, while gain- ing a tie for second place in the Interstate Prep League with Nichols. In the opening contest of the season the booters won 3-l over a tough W.P.S.D. team, who had been previously unbeaten for two years. A week later the Blue and Gold battled Connelly to a l-l tie, as two over-times went scoreless. The following game was lost to a fast Washington Vocational team 4-l at Wash- ington. In the first league game of the season S.S.A. fought University School to a 0-O deadlock. The Indians missed some close boots time and again but were unable to push through a tally. The next encounter was again fought to a O-0 tie, this time in a return match with Connelly. At Hudson the booters dropped, the next game 3-l to a superior Western Reserve team, this year's league champions. Gardner accounted for the only score. The following week the team made up for their previous loss to Washington by nosing them out l-O on Scott's goal. The soccerites, in their next game, tied a hard fighting Cranbrook team 0-0 at Cranbrook. The last game of the season turned out well as Reed and Munroe scored to give the Indians a 2-1 victory Over Nichols in the mud. Through the season Captain Dunmire sparked the team with his work as halfback, as did Captain-elect Al Smith and Don Conner at the half and goal respec- tively. Lettermen: Glenn D. Dunmire, Jr., Captain: Don- ald Moore, Manager: Allen O. Smith, Captain-elect: William J. Neuenschwander III, William M. Gardner, Jr., Harold L. Mitchell, Jr., James Y. Booth, Carl E Rieck, Jr., John M. Leggett, A. Alan Scott, James E Vaux, Roger B. Decker, Don R. Conner, Robert L Munroe, Ronald N. Rosenbach, Paul G. Benedum, Jr. David M. Reed. 1 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY VICTOR J. FIRTH SSSS S S SSSSS Captain JOHN D. ADAMS SS S S S S Manager MR. E. DICK MASON, JR. S SSSSS SSSS .S Coach The fall of 1947 saw the arrival of a new varsity sport at Shady Side-- cross-country. Our new coach, Mr. Mason took a small group of almost un- known quantities and in a remarkably short time turned out a squad of long- distance runners of which the whole school should be proud. Although the results of the meets, mathematically speaking, are poor indeed, our pride in our team is certainly justified when we consider the quality and experience of our opponents and the fact that this was our nrst year of competition in this field. DATE S. S. A. OPPONENT SCORE Oct. 21 40 Canonsburg H. S. S S SSl5 Oct. 27 40 Mt. Lebanon H. S .SSS SS Oct, 31 40 Brentwood H. S.S SS S 15 Nov, 4 40 Central Catholic H, S. S S SSSSl5 Nov. 13 34 Brentwood H. S.S S S 21 Lettermen: Captain and captain-elect Victor Firth: Edward Hoopes: Allen Blackwood: Alan Lefkowitz: Steve Townsend. VARSITY BASKETBALL RICHARD R. PIVIROTTO A A A,AAA AAAA A A AAACapz'ain WILLIAM F. FRIED, JR.AA AAAA A A AA Manager MR. F. WALTER JONES, JR, AA AAAA A Coach Coached by Mr. F. Walter Jones and captained by Dick Pivirotto, the Blue and Gold Cagers showed a record of eleven wins and eight setbacks. In the Interstate Preparatory League competition the Jones' men placed second with their only lose at the hands of a powerful Cranbrook team. The inex- perienced Indian team lost the first three games of the season to Allegheny Vocational, 30-293 Har-Brack, 55-41: and Neville Township, 40-37. The cagers opened the New Year with a victory over West Deer, 37-32. The Shady Side quintet moved to an impressive victory over the Alumni, 39-8, and fol- lowed with a victory over W.P.S.D., 46-36. I-Iampered by a small floor the Indians dropped their next contest to Springdale, 62-39. The Blue and Gold next won two hardly contested games from highly touted Bethel Township and Perry by 42-38 and 39-37, respectively. The cagers avenged their earlier defeat at the hands of I-lar-Brack in a thriller, 37-36. In the Hrst League encounter, Cranbrook visited the Academy to defeat the Indians in a hard-fought contest, 29-27. After beating West View 41-39, the Blue and Gold travelled to Buffalo to top Nichols 41-34. Springdale, a W.P.I.A.L. section leader, again proved too tough for the Indians, defeating them again, 31-24. The Jones' men played their best game of the season when they beat a strong team from Western Reserve, in the third League contest, 51-37. The Shady Side quintet lost their next two encounters to strong Central Catholic and fast Linsly Military, 33-21 and 36-35. In the Hnal district encounter of the season, the netters easily topped West Deer 39-26. The Blue and Gold Cagers closed the season with an impressive League victory over University School of Cleveland, 31-30. Lettermenz Richard R. Pivirotto, Captain: Hilary G. Lynch: Don R. Conner, Paul A. Thoma: Beryl E. Warden, Jr.: John F. Steel, Jr.g William F. Fried, Jr., Manager. VARSITY WRESTLING JOHN A. BYERLY, JR. , ,, L Captain LUCIEN M. BRUSH ..ee.eet S Manager MR. E. DICK MAsoN, JR., L .Coach The Indian matmen, coached for the first year by Mr. Dick Mason and captained by John Byerly, completed a very successful season by winning six matches, losing four, and tying one. In League competition, the grapplers won two out of three, thus placing second in the Interstate Preparatory School league. The opening match of the season saw Shady Side blank an inexperienced Shaler High team by a convincing 13-0 score on the home mat. On the follow- ing Tuesday, West View edged out the Indians 8-6 in a very close and exciting match. Unable to hit their stride, the Blue and Gold dropped the next two matches to Munhall, 7-5, and to Dormont, 9-2. In the return engagement with West View the Academy matmen began to show some form and improve- ment as they secured a hard fought 6-6 tie. Then on the next Saturday they handed Cranbrook a 25-7 shellacking in the first League contest of the season. At home the next Friday, the grapplers eked out a close 6-5 decision over Munhall: the fourth victory of the season came at the expense of Shaler High, 10-2. On the home floor, Western Reserve met with disastrous defeat as Shady Side racked up an overwhelming 0-8 victory. The matmen hit the peak of their season when they topped Dormont 6-5. The final match of the year saw Shady Side and University School, both un- defeated in the League, tangle for the League Cham- pionship, Shady Side lost, 24-11, taking second in the League. Lettermen: Captain: John Byerly: Captain-elect: Wayland Bowser: William Sample: Richard McClure: Karl Kreiger: William Isalyg Fred Malvin: David Reed: James Roush, George Wehng Manager: Lucien Brush, VARSITY BASEBALL RICHARD R. P1v1RoTTo AAAAA . .AAA.AAA.,,..AAA. AAAAAAA c. .,.Captain S. RICHARD MCCLURE II , ,R,A - ,A,., AAAA, . RA,A,AA,, ,,R,A,AA7A , ..,.Manager MR. JOHN S. THORPE- A,AA7A. AAA,. -.-Head Coach MR. F. WALTER JONES, JR..--... .-.Assistant Coach DATE SCHEDULE PLACE April West View H. S, . ..,.. ---.AWay April Scott H, S. . .- ttt,t tt,ti, H ome April Peabody H. S. ti,itt,t,t A e,i, Home April Springdale H. S. ,t,ti . ,t,ti,i,i , . -- Home April Harbrack H. S. . ..... ...,. . .. .... -.H0me May 'kWestern Reserve Academy, Hudson, Ohio -..Away May West View H. S. S - ...... .. ........ ---..Home May ,':Nichols School, Buffalo, N. Y..- .... Home May Allegheny Vocational H. S... - -. Home May Shaler H. S. - ,...,,...,.,.., . ,......,,. .- .,.. -..Away May Wilkinsburg H. S. ..,.. .,c...,. - .... . ....., Home May 'kUniversity School, Cleveland, Ohio ..,.,r. . .Home May Shaler H. S ..,. ,,,.....,. . , ,.......,,..... . .,,..,.,,c,,.,c, .HOme May b'4Cranbrook School, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Away Returning Lettermen: Richard R. Pivirotto, Captain William G. Boggs, Jr., George R. Crook, Robert B Egan, Carl W. Herrmann IH, Robert A. Lyne, Jr. Harold L. Mitchell, Jr., Martin Snyderman, Jr, it Inter-State Preparatory School Leage. VARSITY TRACK A ALAN SCOTT LLLLLLLLLL LLLL L LLLLLLL L LL LLLL LL L Capram WILLIAM F. FRIED, JR. L L Manager MR. E. DICK MASON, JR. LL Head Coach Mll. DONALD H. MILLER Coach DATE SCHEDULE PLACE April 22 Carrick L .,....,. Home April 26 Shaler ,,I.,L,, L LL L Home April Z9 Langley L L .L,LI L Home May 1 Wheeling Relays LLLLL L L LWhecling May 4 Penn ,L,L L L,LI,LL,, ,LL, LL L LL L Home May 7 Linsley Military Academy Home May I 1 Brentwood LLLLL L LLLL Home May 14 Carrick LLLLLL LLLL LLLL L H ome May l 8 Wilkinsburg Home May 21 Central Catholic LLLL L Home May 25 Butler L LLLL LL L L Home May 29 Inter-State Preparatory School Track and Field Championships Cleveland VARSITY TENNIS GLENN D. DUNMIRE. JR., , w, , .,.,.,..... C aptam C. VAUGH WILSON '49 do .NNNNN ,Manager MR. PARKER BERG RRRRRRRRRRR RRRR W ,Coach DATE SCHEDULE PLACE April 22 Duquesne University Freshmen, ,,,, , ,,... ,. .,,,, Away April 26 Edgewood High School ,C . .o,o7o,,,,,, v..o ,-,Away May l :':Western Reserve Academy, Hudson, Ohio Away May 3 Crafton High School o,ccoo,c, ,cc,.,cc,,cooc,c,c,ococ, A way May 4 Central Catholic Hich School o,., , ,,,,,, .occ -,VHOme May 5 Mt. Lebanon High School c,,, c,,, , C ,cccc ,Away May 8 Allegheny College Freshmen ,,,c , c, ,,,,c cHome May 10 Edgewood High School ooo,oo . o.., oo,...o Home May 12 Duquesne University Freshmen ,o.,o,., oc...., C Home May 13 Crafton High Schoolc ,cc,o,o,,, A .c,.ic,co,o,c,c,oo ,cc,Home May 19 Mt. Lebanon High School cccccc .S c,o,oooooo.,.o. ,Home Mal 22 l:University School, Cleveland, Ohio ,oo,ov....oo,o Home May 26 Central Catholic High School .c,ccoocoooooo, dHome May 29 4:Cranbrook School, Detroit, Michigan cc,,,,, Away Interstate Preparatory School League VARSITY GOLF W11.1.1AM J. NEUNSCHWANDER JOHN H. COHEN, JR. . .. MR. XVALTFR D. WILICISON . DATE SCHEDULE April 23 Brentwood H. S. April 26 Har-Brack H. S. April 30 Central Catholic H. May 4 West View H. S. May 7 Central Catholic H. May 10 Brentwood H. S. . May ll Butler H. S. May 17 West View H. S. May 19 Har-Brack H. S. . May 25 Butler H. S. .. S. S. ..-..Captaz'n . Manager Coach PLACE South Hills C. C. Pittsburgh Field Club Stanton Heights C. C. Highland C. C. .- Fox Chapel C. C. Pittsburgh Field Club . . . ..... Butler C. C. Pittsburgh Field Club -Brackenridge C. C. Fox Chapel C. C. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER RESERVE BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL LIGHTWEIGHT SOCCER LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL LIGHTWEIGHT BASEBALL JUNIOR-LIGHTWEIGHT TRACK 1 JUNIOR FOOTBALL JUNIOR BASKETBALL JUNIOR WRESTLING JUNIOR BASEBALL jmlwfnmiccmifgdmcacol I E.. I 1 ff'i 'l l X Q ft 2 af t l 1 ERWIN WARREN COLE, I-LB. Cortland Normal School: Cornell University: University of Pittsburgh I-IEADMASTER JUNIOR SCHOOL i FACULTY 1947-1948 NTAIQY ily. DOLYHIIIRIY, IRA.. NLS. ALAN CAMI'l'wI'll. lilllllkrk., AU In 1iVL'I'SiIY oi ijillSiWlll'j.Qh. Siwimil lfmm. diana Normal School: XXcsli'y.in Uni vcrsily: Unix' rsiiv ul Pitislnirgli Sl'L'L'l7ll7 l ui'm. Hum Ii wr ii! .'ill7fi'I1i.x. i i V MAY XVII.I.IAMS. University of Pills burgh: Clnrncgic lnsliluc of Tech nology: fir! Ifioli' 11.5 licizux Arm. Cl.AL'lJlf II. lliiiiimklu. AB. Amherst: .losiivii A. 'I'IIORN'I'ON. 158. Smi- ll.1rv.1i'cl Sclioul of Illiysicnl Ifducalion: Tcnchcrs Collcgv: Mild. Univlvrsiiy oi Nilid. UI1iX'L'fSil',' of PillSi7llI'f.lh. lfzflh PiIlSi5llfj.1h. Rifrivmliill Rviulmil um! I firm, fxll7It'fl'l'S. l.il1'ruIu1'v. l.lfll.A Cl.ANlQY, A.B., lVl.Ed. Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, lfirsl liorm. lVlARCiARFT XV. HISNDEIQSLUN, A.B, University of Pittsburgh. Primary Assistant. JUNIOR SCHOOL FACULTY 1947-1948 RUTH J. XVILLIAMS, P i r r 5 b u r g h Teachers Training School: University of Pittsburgh: Vvfestern Reserve Univer- sity: Carnegie Institute of Technology, Primary Assistant. RICHARD J. BEACfll. KlVl. B.S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College: lVl.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Sixth Form. JANE FITZPATRICK l.UDWlG, A.B. Pennsylvania College for Vvfomen. Third Form. I,L'c3II.l,Ii l.AUfllll.IN LOGAN, ALB Pennsylvania Collcgc for Women. Kin- clvrqurlvn. JUNIOR SCHOOL FACULTY 1947-1948 l'lARRlE'l' HANNA KURTZ, A.B. Car' negie Institute of Technology. Music. STAFF GEORGE L. MCNEMRY, Instructor of Stringed Instrunwnls. BARBARA J. CALDWELL, A.B. Penn- sylvania Collcge for Women. Secretary. WlI.I.A K. STIEIEIB, Pittsburgh Tcachcrs Training School. Fourth Iform. 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Inear Sixth Ave.J Pittsburgh's Only Downtown Factory Authorized .fmcabz Wfewwzq SALES AND SERVICE Factory Trained Mechanics Lubrication By Experts COMPLETE PARTS DEPARTMENT GRant 6920 Congratulations to the Class of '48 IF YOU ARE MOTOR SHOPPING SHOP AT MIDTOWN MOTORS S a I e s Service FORD AUTHORIZED MOTOR REBUILDERS Quality Service at a Fair Price BIGELOW BLVD. at TUNNEL STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. COurt 6200 Rosenblum Furs, Inc. COMPUMENTS - I- - - - - of Pz'ttsburgh's Oldest Fur House WIGGINS ESSO 514 SERVICE :N-9 127 s. HILAND AVE. BEECHWOOD BLVD' and PITTSBURGH WILKINS AVE. . CGMPLIMENTS compllments of of GC 99 hehe LINTONS millirzery of distinction DRESSES-SUITS-COATS ACCESSORIES ow ow 5886 forbes street at shady hazel 7559 5863 FORBES STREET pittsburgh, pa. SQUIRREL HILL 'WE SHADE SHADY SHHE SAUNDERS MFG. CO. 318 OLIVER AVENUE GRanc 6232 O DUPONT TONUNE WASHABLE WINDOW SHADES LIGHT-PROOF SHADES AND EQUIPMENT CUSTOM MADE VENETIAN BLINDS CURTAIN RODS AND CORNICES U59 SHADES AND VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED - REFINISHED :N-9 DUPONT PAINTS-VARNISHES-ENAMELS ZIPPERS REPLACED AND REPAIRED CONVENTION EXHIBITS WINDOW DISPLAYS a9Y5e38s'iQ1o. GARDNER DISPLAYS COMPANY 477 MELWOOD STREET AN INVITATION TO WESTERN PENNSYLVANIANS When you select the Union National Bank of Pittsburgh as your own bank. you are definitely assured of these advantages: complete facilities to meet your needs, whether in connection with banking matters or trust service, courteous treatment at efficient attention to your financial affairs. We invite ou to make the Union National our bankin home. Y Y S UNION NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURGH WOOD STREET and FOURTH AVENUE MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Phone MAyf1ower 3731 Standard Air 85 Lite Slknllier Etna., Zillf. Cgrpgratign Ijlumbing and Hedfing Supplies AIR CONDITIONING Rooiing Hardware Paints f or General Repairing Housewares OEEICES APARTMENTS ow HOMES 5501-03 WALNUT ST. 0 EAST LIBERTY PITTSBURGH A Lifetime of Service for the YOUNG MAN GRADUATE W. W. WATTLES 8: SONS C0. Jewelers Since 1859 517 WOOD STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. SINGER, DEANE 8z SCRIBNER MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE CAssociatesH PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE 089 UNION TRUST BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. FLORENCE FISHER PARRY and her associates in every department of The Party 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 Z5 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. The Parfy Studio 610 SMITHFIELD STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. FRED OTT AT ROSENBAUM CO. 550 FINE STAMPS FOR COLLECTORS SOFT DRINKS AND ICE CREAM DESSERTS Young People Welcomed JOYCE MCCLEMENTS Penn and Shady Schenley Apartment ZX Sq., THE NEW BOGGS 81 BUHL Congratulates SHADY SIDE ACADEMY GRADUATES Now that you have completed your formal education you are ready to take your place as a citizen of Pittsburgh and become an integral part of the city's growth and progress. Those who pioneered Pittsburgh have given you a firm foundation on which to grow. It is your challenge to grow wisely: to realize Pittsburgh's un- limited horizons: to develop them fully. PITTSBURGH'S PROSPERITY B 0 G 8 IS YOUR SECURITY HSHOP where you can PARK! 23 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND BRUCE BRGWN OLDSMOBILE DEALER KSOR of A. W. CADMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY PITTSBURGH 22, PA. MORROWFIELD COMPLIMENTS MARKET of 00-9 THE QUALITY MEATS Y5 GROCERIES Everything Good to Eat 00-9 ow 2625 MURRAY AVENUE Squirrel Hill PITTSBURGH, PA. COMPLIMENTS SODINI BROTHERS of BAR fd GRILL , - Ohrmger Home Furniture ' Company CHQ-9 5608 WILKINS AVENUE PITTSBURGH 17, PA. BRADDOCK McKEI-ESPORT JAckson 9988 GREENSBURG Construction and Industrial Machinery g 1 53 BECKWITH MACHINERY COMPANY PITTSBURGH PA B P C P Phone JA k 1100 COMPLIMENTS of QUALITY GROCERIES and MEATS ERESH VEGETABLES FURNITURE COMPANY N ...... Perl-Reichbaum SXZC Company 1901 MURRAY AVENUE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT IS STILL A GOOD INVESTMENT 000 Young mens accounts are welcomed at our Aspinwall Branch COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH BRANCHES: ASPINWALL McKEES ROCKS MT. LEBANON WILLIAM B. MCFALL OOOOOO O OOOOO President Compliments of I I -15638869 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS of the Best in HOME EQUIPMENT SHADYSHHE COMPLIMENTS MARKET of SAM R. and CHARLES CATANESE GENERAL N UALITY FOODS MATERIALS Q Fresh Fruits and Meats Full Line of Groceries WE DELIVER COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND N5 ,Q egg'-El A .Q I mm Q ' NEWS? wm!ii .!lT . ' '1.! ,ii,. 1 I l- ill! llll: 'WIN- SPECIALIZED personal credit service, of particular interest to business executives . . . and to young men moving into executive positions . . . is available at Farmers. Ask any officer, by phone or when you are at Farmers on other business, for full information about Businessmen's Credit Service EQSRME55 BANK PITTSBURGH Head Offical ATlantic 0453 Pitt Office: ATIantiC 3475 o gf' ' Z P1ttsburghZQhytdoorAdv CQ 0 of HUTCHINSON C0. CLEANING DYEING l of The Gargoyle Society Compliments of, THE SHADY SIDE SMOKING CLUB LOUIS M. MYERS ...., , A....,..,..., ..... Executive President JAMES Y. BOOTH .,,.,,,,.....,,.,, ,..,,,..,......,,,,.....,,.,, P resident C. WARREN KIMBALL, JR .....,,, ..,.,,,, E xecutive Vice President JOHN H. COHEN, JR. ,,,,,,,,,.., ,,,..,,,....., ,,,,,....,.,,,,..,. V i ce President WILLIAM G. BOGGS, JR ...,..,..,,,..... 1 ,,...,., ,,,,,, S econd Vice President CARL W. HERRMANN, III ....,,, ., ....,. ,,,..,, T bird Vice President RICHARD T. WENTLEY ..,, , ,,,,, ,,,,,, F ourtb Vice President DONALD E. KNUDSEN ....,, ,,,,.,... F ifth Vice President RAYMEN F. EMERY, , ,,,, ,, ,,,...., ,,,.,..,..,,,...,.,...,,,..... S ecretary WILLIAM G. SANDER, JR .,,,,, , .,....,,,,,,. . ,...,.,,,,..,...,. Treasurer ROBERT J. COOPER ,,,,, ,,.,,,.,,, ,,,,., A s sistant Secretary-Treasurer PHILLIP SPIEGELMAN ,,,,,. , WILLIAM McMOIL ,.,,.,,.,,,, Dr. ERDMAN HARRIS .,...,, ,,,,.,..,.Assistant to Assistant to Vice Honorary President President President Compliments of BERGER' DRUG STORE 6742 REYNOLDS STREET MONTROSE 90 3 0 wwwmmmMM Cruisers - Runaboufs Ufilify Boafs 19-ff. Race Boa! 33-ff. Deluxe Encloged Cruiser Tri-State Headquarters 0TOR BUAT SALES 6101 BROAD STREET AT SHERIDAN PITTSBURGH MOn1'rose 1231 C za :I X LITTELL 8: SHORT COMMENTS STEEL Co., Inc. of Fabricators of Structural Steel A FRIEND N FALLSTON, PA. SAVE TIME-SAVE MONEY COMPLIMENTS f Shop at GIANT EAGLE DON R' YUUNG SUPER MARKET 301 SEVENTH AVE. BEAVER FALLS, PA. Call Beaver Falls 9812 1816 MURRAY AVE. Open 9 to 9 John McClements Inc. FRUITS -- FLOWERS ow 1901 OUR 47th YEAR 1948 From year to year we like wel- coming Shady Side students and their families to our conveniently located store. Why not take ad- vantage of the professional experi- ence, better values and friendly atmosphere which prevail? Ns 338 SIXTH AVENUE OLIVER BUILDING W' W' PITTSBURGH, PA. JEWELER GRant 5675 Penn 25 Shady East Liberty Firth Sterling Steel 81 Carbide Corporation MAKERS OE FINE TOOL STEELS 311 SINTERED CARBIDES IN BUSINESS FOR A QUARTER OF A CENTURY cumvs CREDIT JEWELRY COMPANY Diamonds - Watches -Jewelry -- Silverware 430 MARKET STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. Telephone COurt 6142-3 DRAMATICS CARAVAN SCHUOL DANCING ' ' ' ' ' ' RADIO OF THEATRE ARTS PLAYWRITING PUBLIC SPEAKING 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. 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. .e5?f882?av. For further information please phone or write the Caravan School of Theatre rts 4616 Forbes Street, Pittsburgh l3, Pa. Phone SChenley 5299 JEAN Gkos SARGENT J. CURTIS General Manager Managing Director Compliments of FULLER LABEL SZ BOX C0 PITTSBURGH, PA. 500 DARGON STREET SC. 7500 Compliments of Walnut Cleaning and Tailoring Co. I 5427 WALNUT STREET MAyflower 7174 , OPEN 9 a. m. ' to 12:30 a. m. I Daily SINCE 1918 Quality Home-Made We Mail Candy Anywhere ' BREAKFAST ' LUNCHEON ' DINNER ' and AFTER-THEATRE SNACKS 6214 PENN AVENUE - EAST LIBERTY Westinghouse Appliances Welstinghouse Air Conditioning Eagle-Pieher Home Insulation Eagle-Pieher Aluminum Storm Windows DANFORTH COMPANY 5820 CENTER AVENUE PITTSBURGH of SOUTH WEST STEEL CORP. 1848 1948 One Hundred Years of Sporting Goods Service 17 BRILLIANT AVENUE This store has enjoyed the confidence ASPINWALL, of sportsmen and athletes for a century. ' Dependable service-trustworthy ad- PITTSBURGH, PA. vice-quality merchandise. Athletic Equipment and Supplies 0043 BASEBALL-FOOTBALL BASKETBALL-TENNIS Hunting Supplies-Fishing Tackle Watch Ford in '48 Sportswear W. S. BROWN, Inc. M 519 wooo STREET ATlantic 7543 The Oldest Sporting Goods House West of the Allegheny Since 1913 Compliments of PITTSBURGH BAG Eb' BURLAP CO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS HUMES BROS., Inc. All those fellows who thrill to the rush of wind down icy slopes, a sudden 50-yard dash up the iield, or the cry of Tracks, will thrill to the fine sports equipment at UNION SUPPLY. Honestly, you've never seen such truly outstanding equipment for all your favorite sports, Come in and browse around. We'll be happy to show you our supplies. UNION SUPPLY C0. -RU T Designs - Constructs -Revamps Industrial Facilities Complete industrial plants. Power Plants. Heating Plants. All kinds of industrial buildings. storage silos, grain elevators, other concrete structures. Industrial Furnaces Patented zone-tired Rust reheating furnaces. Soaking pits. Normalizing and annealing furnaces. Heat treating furnaces of all kinds. CThis work is done by Rust Furnace Companyj. Other Specialties Radial brick and concrete chimneys. Foundations of all kinds. Cement work. Reconditioning and Waterproofing of concrete structures. Refractory brickwork for boilers, stills, furnaces. Installation and erection of machinery and equipment. THE RUST ENGINEERING 00. CLARK BUILDING, PITTSBURGH, PA. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. WASHINGTON. D. C. NEW YORK, N. Y. of T H E D E ITC H C O SHARPSBURG, PA. Phone STerling O13 3 COMPLIMENTS HARDWARE Co. of TQZDNWSSSTIEFES ALLEGHENY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES and SUPPLIES STEEL House Furnishing Goods Plumbers' and Builders' Supplies me 341-347 FREEPORT AVE. ASPINWALL 15, PA, N o Company Excels NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL in that happiest of all business relationships- old customers coming back for more. ROGER A. CLARK, General Agent and Associates 1801 CLARK BUILDING PITTSBURGH MOORE, LEO ARD LY CH UNION TRUST BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. Telephone-ATlantic 03 5 8 MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE Compliments of F. J. K R E S S BOX COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1880 PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Spore Timo is Hobby Timoj Enjoy it with Models From. Aspinwall Hobby Center 351 FREEPORT ROAD ASPINWALL, PA. STerling 7488 R. N. FLINN MODEL BOATS MODEL TOOLS MODEL GAS MOTORS MODEL AIRPLANES MODEL RAILROADS MODEL SUPPLIES A sound Life Insurance Program for a young man is the Keystone of his future Financial Success The Manufacturers' Life Insurance Go JOHN E. BROWNELL, C.L,U., Manager 1714 CLARK BUILDING PITTSBURGH PENNA. Best Wishes To the Class of 1948 R I C E D R U G C 0 . PITTSBURGH, PENNA. Compliments of GRAN ' TEEL CURPOR TION Office 1200 KEENAN BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. Plant-Briquette, Pa. C mpliments of R. MUNRQE Gr. SONS MANUFACTURING coMPANY Specializing in REPAIR AND MANUFACTURE OF BOILERS AND TANKS MORE THAN 80,000 WEAR THIS KEY It takes brains and perseverance to win this key, It takes money, too, to iinance any thorough education. Forward-looking parents may provide these education funds for their children through National Life Insurance. Ask a National Man. 53:5 .... .5 .......... 'ariir Q i ........ R. S. KOEHLER, Jr. General Agent National Life Insurance Company of Vermont 1838 0liver Building Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania I HEARTY The , Colonial Trust Company congratulates you on the to the successful completion GRADUATING . of your CLASS academic work. THE COLONIALTRVST COMPANY of P I T T S B U ll G II KAISEB FBAZEII SALES CUMPAN Y 4801 BAUM BOULEVARD COMPL I MENTS of CYRIL'S BARBER SHOP Cyril Cfnscarelli :NJ 5968 BAUM BOULEVARD PITTSBURGH, PA. DRINK TO YOUR HEALTH with FLORIDA CANNED GRAPEFRUIT JUICE A. P. MARTIN Insurance and Bonding COMPLIMENTS of BERGER'S ARROTT BUILDING FOURTH AVENUE at WOOD STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. C f . STUART J. SWENSON STUART J. SWENSON, Jr. Former Enditor-in-chief of the SHADY SIDE ACADEMIAN SAFETY DRIVING SCHOOL Learn To Drive Correctly BASIC DUAL CONTROLLED CARS WE CALL AT YOUR HOME SOUTH HILLS BRANCH MAIN PITTSBURGH OFFICE LO. 3076 SC. 1829 C. H. WENTZEL INSURANCE 'MQQXP PITTSBURGH, PA. WEST ELIZABETH LUMBER CO Construction and Industrial Lumber WEE?-W5 When It's Lumber, Call Our Number AT 2450-1 ELizabeth 250-1 WEST ELIZABETH, PA. BATIIN CIDAL CUMPANY WHOLESALE - RETAIL C 0 A L C 0 K E ATI t 15 76 McKeesport 7171 THE McKAY COMPANY M anufacturers of McKAY TIRE CHAINS WELDING ELECTRODES COMMERCIAL CHAIN COMPLIMENTS of COMPLIMENTS State Mutual Life of I . nsurance C0 SHIPPINGPORT WORCESTER, MASS. SAND N COMPANY Cathedral Mansions Apartments 4716 ELLSWORTH AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PENNA. A Dedication to SHADY SIDE ACADEMY a source of inspiration in a most important endeavor, the building of a cultural future With a special tribute to the extra curricular activities WAYNE -WEIL ORIENTAL RUGS and FINE CARPETS figgkv 306-310 OLIVER AVENUE PITTSBURGH FALKLANDS FARM WHOLE JERSEY MILK Distributed by ZEUGER MILK COMPANY 15883 Telephone SChenley 8200 of PITTSBURGH SCREW AND BCJLT CGMPANY Barnehds Beererie Rochester Penne. Q CRANDALL-MUKENZIE 81 HENDERSON, INC Cleanfhru Dry Cleaners Conszstently Superior Dry Cleanmg Smce 1901 I HILAND 5390 PITTSBURGH 8 PA of HARMONY SHORT LINE MOTOR TRANSPORTATION COMPANY my DEMMLER BROS. COMPANY WARM AIR FURNACES FOR COAL OR GAS HEATING ACCESSORIES-SHEET METAL-SPOUTING ASPHALT ROOFING PRODUCTS TINNERS TOOLS if MACHINES .e9ie'8SiQ1a., 100-108 ROSS STREET PITTSBURGH 19, PA. PHONE COURT 2170 ROGAL COMPANY General Insurance Best Wishes to the Class of '48 '.w'?3S?Ea. 627-30 GRANT BUILDING nun A ,f THE D. l. CLARK COMPANY, PITTSBURGH, PA. THE STEVENSON 8. FOSTER COMPANY PRINTERS + PUBLISHERS Q08-10 THIRD AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PENNA. follege Annuals I'-Iigh School Year I3ooI4s Monthly Publications OUR REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE PLEASED TO ASSIST YOU WHEN COMPILING YOUR NEXT PUBLICATION Telephone GRant 'I55'I PRINTERS SINCE 1812 th FOR 'l'l'lE YEAR F47 . .fe oto- ngravlngs K Q 'i 'X ASEE E xxx -a '- t.--- ,QQ -'A -:gig3g:a:g:fg:339::ff:5Q:3:!ig 8 - 2 -sswsxssgsesi, 6S:ps:::2:::q,::2: N -wmmr - 'A- 1 -:lysis-:- swwmw , 'sf-:I--is :S-22 H QED- X333 53:2 Sli?-E315 5:29 V51-I J. X- 5'-9? more than just business with us . . . we like to work with the Shadyside L aww: was uk D if Sumo: boys and faculty and after all these years we feel quite a part of the Academian. When we say it has been a pleasure to sf fdwtq Qc 5f10 ili.?'ADxf!NliI4lE Cl .,H,f . M' j ..,, we E , J' iv --:-:.:- a - A work with you we're being modest. A graphic display showing the process of photo- engraving is available upon request through the courte- sy of the Pittsburgh Photo Engravers Association. JOHN C. BRAGDON Ko. I -Jltffldivwtf n MANUFACTURERS sioc., rnrssuncn 22, PA.