Shady Side Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1949 volume:

-p-Y ., .,, ,,..-4' -L-19-f-vr-,x-5.5!-A -1:-2,.- -wx. 'W-.. -va -.. 515 'tgw-,J 4,4 Ihr. Ar 11 H49 SEIAID P T IJERQY' LVANIA In Honog pf 7 ' THE GRADUAT1NG 'CL LA'ss ' - Tfvf' , 'grit ff?-9 ws, Y -4 . ' ,, 1 9 - . The Hcaolemian Board JEROLD B. WILKOPF 7,,,A,,,,. .. , L ssssss Editor-in-Chief D. DONALD FOSTER, JR . , . ., , .,... L . Business Manager JOHN E. BROWNELL, JR.,,, ssss ....,.. , ,Assistant Business Manager EDWIN F. SCHEETZ, JR.,,,,-,, ,,,,...,, Assistant Business Managei' EDITORIAL STAFF James S. Beckwith III Allen C. Blackwood James A. Cook, Jr. Robert J. Cooper John H. Demmler Charles Fisher, Jr. Alan I. W. Frank John W. Fredette, Jr. Philip B. Heymann Edward Hoopes IV Karl F. Krieger John M. Leggett Hilary G. Lynch Robert L. Munroe Ronald N. Rosenbach A. Alan Scott Allen O. Smith Theodore F. Smith, Jr. James E. Vaux, Jr. Harry K. Ziel BUSINESS STAFF Wayland W. Bowser Richard M. Catalano Russell Clarkson, Jr. Philip E. Daum Alan I. W. Frank Edward M. Heppenstall Edward A. Irwin John B. McClay II William T. McCullough III Ray H. Rosenblum ART EDITOR David G. McCullough PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Raymen F. Emery Arthur Evans, Jr. Edward C. Evans James M. Feldman Edward J. Finn, Jr. Charles Fisher, Jr. Alan I. W. Frank Joseph V. Reineman FACULTY ADVISORS Dr. Erdman Harris Mr. G. Byron Waldrop . S' 4 F. X g , ,. .np ,. I . .. , ., 'an 5 is wi? 1-'Rf' 14 :hu F, Tv , A . ,. . . 'Q f' ,E 1.-.gt . x .K 7' W, wk ,M tum sk xg, Foreword The Class of 1949 holds an especial place in my affections for one special reason, among many: they started their career as Second Formers at the Senior School at the same time as I began my work as Headmaster. We were neophytes on the Fox Chapel campus together. I feel I know them better than any other class, and they have been very helpful to the administration, They have supported the varied activities of the Academy with intelligence and enthusiasm. Their interest in the morale and welfare of Shady Side was never more evident than when they energized the Student Council and made it a constructive force on the campus. As I write this, the returns on the year are not by any means all in. But nothing is apt to change the picture fundamentally. When the class graduates. there will be a big gap left, but so closely have the leaders of '49 Worked with the leaders of '50 that we expect that the transition will be as smooth as possible, as the Seal is handed to the Fifth Form representative at Commencement, For the loyalty of the Seniors, whose book this is, everyone connected with Shady Side should be grateful. They should make a fine Alumni class. We will follow their careers, as We have the careers of the old boys before them, with keen interest. And those of us who stay here and Work with the younger lads, as they come into their own special responsibilities, will always remember the aca- demic year 1948-49 as one of the very best. It is a pleasure, in the name of the faculty and the Trustees, to Wish the best of luck and the deepest satisfactions of life to the class of 1949. ERDMAN HARRIS Bvhiraxiinn l MR. ERWIN W. COLE Too often we tend to forget that Shady Side Academy is really composed of two schools, and that every Academian represents both the Senior and the Junior Schools. No present member of Shady Side has served more faithfully for a longer period of time than Mr. Erwin W. Cole, who has been Headmaster of the Shady Side Junior School for thirty-six vears. ln honor of his service to the Academy and his guidance of boys and fathers of boys who have graduated from Shady Side, this edition of the Academian is dedicated. ? 1 I 3111 illiemnriam On March 17 of this year Mrs. Evelyn Crosland, who served the Academy for twenty-six years, died on the Shady Side campus. Her spirit and willingness to work until she no longer had the strength are an inspiration to all those Who knew her, What she gave to the Academy in loyal service cannot be measured. As dietitian and house mother she showed interest in all the boys and the staff so that her death will be a great personal loss to everyone. We, the class of l949, dedicate this page in our Academian to her memory. Qontemts FACULTY SIXTH FORM UNDERGRADUATES HOUSES FEATURES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS I UNIOR SCHOOL ADVERTISEMENTS 1 q I E A 'N XR, Aa ,ax F3 Q1 DR. ERDMAN HARRIS B.A., Princeton University: lVl.A,, Columbia University: BD., Th,D., Union Theological Seminary. Appointed May 4, 1944. Headmaster: Religion: Public Speaking. l.OXVljl.l, lNNl5S l'm.A. Yale University: M.A. Univerf sity ol' Pittsltutrgh. Appointed Jax uary. IQZO, flssisttml lhtidnltzsleri lfnqlislzq llrrtzmtlzirx. CAl l'. Wll.l,lAM A. PALMER C1.P.l2. Yale University. Battle Creek College: BS. Arnold College: M.Ed. Universitly of Pittsburgh. Appointed September. l9l9, Director of Alhlefics and Physical Ifdueulion: Health. Cl lARLES P. SHRIVER All. lfranklin and Marshall College. Appointed September. l'7l8. Mulhef f77tlIlit'-S. MIERLIT M. ALEXANDER Plmli. l5i-anklin .ind Marshall College: Jefferson Medical College. Appointed September. l Ql 8. Detm: St'it'r7u' GEORGE BYRON VJALDROP AB. Georgetown College: A.M. Tu lane University: A.M. Harvard Uni versity. Appointed September, l923. Latin Greek. THEODORE R. LEAMAN B.S. Franklin .md Marshall College: M.A. University of Pittsburgh. Ap- pointed November, 1924. Mathe- matics: Couch, Junior Lightweight Stmer: Housemaster, Ellsworth. ALLEN V. l,AUB A.B. Lehigh Universityi M.A. l..1fay- ette College: Columbia University: Middlebury College. Appointed. l9Z6. l.OUIS C. CELESTIN 15.5. Universite de Paris: B.I.. Univer- site de Nancy: Oflicer d'Academie. Ap- pointed September. 1925. Freneh. fit'I'I7Illl7, Spanish, l.t1l1'n. J. HAROLD SAMPLE AB. Yale University: A.M. Harvard University. Appointed September, IQZ6. Mczzhenvufzts. WIl,l.ARD E. MEAD B. Haverford College. Appointed September. l9Z8. English: Dramulifs: Assistant Coach, Sorter. ROBERT V. HOVJARD Pittsburgh Musical Institute. Appoint- ed September, l 920. Direvlot' of Music: Coarh, I.iqh!we1't1i7! Football: Junior' lltII'Sfll.! Haxelmlli Hottsetmtsler, Iiayarzl. MQVQQ lf. VJALTER JONES. JR. BS. University of Pittsburgh. Ap- pointed September. 1944. Hiszorar flssislant Director ol fllhlelitsf Head C'oat'h, Basketball: Assistant Coaeh. Football, Baseball: Assistant House- master, Croft. PARKER BERG AB. Lehigh University: Harvard Uni- versity. Appointed September, l'338. Ifnaltslv: History: Head Coach, Sorter! Head Cioatlv, Tennis: Housemasler. Mr1r'etL'ood. CHARLES P. VORCE AB.. AM. Middlebury College: Uni- v rfidal Obrsra, M xico: Special Di- plomas: Universite de Lille. The Sorf bonne, France. Appointed September. 1934. Spanish: French: Assistant Housenmsler. Ellsworth. CARI, Nl. COCHRAN A.B. Washington College: lVl.A. Yale University: Johns Hopkins University: New York School of Interior Decora- tion: Fine Arts. Carnegie Institute of Technology. Appointed September. 1944. English: Art. C ARLIN M. COOK A.B, Western Reserve: lVl.A. Columbia University: Adelbert College of West' ern Reserve: Cornell University: Col- umbia University. Appointed Septem' ber, l944, Publir Speaking: Shop: iVlet'hanii'al Drawing: Assistant Housef master, ilflorewood. JOHN S. THORPE University of Pittsburgh. Appointed September, 1947. Mathematics: Head Coafk, Baseball: Assistant Coarh: Basketball: Junior Football. DONALD H. MILLER A.B. Princeton: Harvard: lVl,l.T. Appointed September. l947. Chemis- try: General St'ieni'e: Coach, Junior Varsity Flitllllflllf Junior Baseball: Trttfk: llotisemasler. Croft, ALAN B. MCMILLEN B.S. Hamilton College: lVl.A. Col umbia University. Appointed Septem her, lf?-4-7. English. RICHARD H. BRENNEMAN B.S. Lehigh. Appointed September. 1948. Biology: General Scienre: Head Coach, Wrt'stlingg Assistant Coach, Track: Assistant Housemaster, Croft, ROBERT D. ABERCROMBIE AB. Brown University: Harvard. Ap- pointed September. IQ48. History: Coarh, Junior Varsity Football: As- sistant Coach. Golf: Assistant House master, Ellsworth. CLARENCE J. GEER ELIZABETH KEITH BOTSET B.A. Smith College: B.S., L.S. Car- negie Institute of Technology. Ap- pointed September, IQ44. Librarian A. M. Hamilton College. Appointed 1894. English Emeritus. l The Coaching Staff Jgoaffd of Trustees OFFICERS MR. E. BRUCE HILL, '01 ..... .. ....................... ...........,,-.. v..v... P resident COL. ROBERT E. WHITHERS ......... ...R...R......... . . ....RV.f... Vice-President MR. WALTER D. WILKISON ,.L.... L.....,LL.., . L... . .Secretary and Treasurer Mr. Alan Arensberg, '32 Mr. Roy A. Hunt, '99 Mr. Charles B. Baton, '26 Dr. D. D. Kennedy, '00 Mr. J. Kennedy Beeson Mr. Charles Lockhart, '23 Mr. Paul G. Benedum Mr. A. C. Leslie Mr. W. F. Bickel, '09 Mr. C. L. McCune Mr. John G. Buchanan, '05 Mr. Marshall L. McCune, '26 Mr. Samuel B. Casey, '22 Mr. W. L. Mellon Mr. J. O. Chesley Mr. Wm. A. Meyer, '28 Mr. John R. Chislett, '03 Mr. A. K. Oliver, '98 Hon. J. P. Egan Mr. Cleveland D. Rea, '31 Mr. B. K. Elliott, Jr., '31 Mr. J. C. Rea, '00 Dr. Samuel P. Franklin Mr. R. N. Waddell Dr. E. R. Weidlein Senior School Staff WALTER D. WILKISON .............................................L.......... Business Manager JULIANA F. SELTZ ,................, ......... E xecutive Secretary: Registrar BELINDA LUZELL BEHE ........ ....................,,............ A ccountant JANET CONE , ,.,...L...,.,... . ..... ............L.......L.L........... S ecretary HELEN F, SAILLEY ...L.,, ......... S ecretary MARY LOU BROWN. ..L...L,. ,v........., S ecretary EVELYN H. CROSLAND ..,......,. ,L,,,.,-...,,-, M atron ' ALVILDA OLIVER, R. N ....... ......... ........ H e alth Director WILLIAM R. MARSHALL, M.D ,,..,,. ,,,,,,,A,,,,,, P hysician JOHN L. MARSHALL, M.D .,,, .,......,..,...,...,...,...............,.....,,......,,-...., P hysician W. M. THOMPSON, JR., D.D.S ...,........, ..,,......,.,..,..e...,,.,,,..,,,-,.,, O ffhodomisz JAMES G. LAFFERTY ........................ Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds FRANK RICHARDSON ......-................................. Assistant, Athletic Department 'Deceased Hluwmi Hssociation Ufficers ALAN ARENSBERG, '32 .,,..L,....LL,........,L,L,.., . .,,,.-.,,,,,.,-,,,,-,-,, ,-,-,,,--,,, p fesidem B. KENNETH ELLIOTT, JR., '31, ,,,., ,-,,,-- V ,'ce-p,e8,'de,,t STEWART H. STEFFEY, '37-,,, .,,..,- --A-.-- V l'Cg-PfeSl'dent NICHOLAS S, RIVIERE, JR., '38 ..,.... ,',v----,---,n-,'- 5 eC,e,,,,y DWIGHT M- LAUFM-AN, '40 -----.- ...... A ssistant Secretary RICHARD H. FOLLANSBEE, '38 --,,,, -4-,v---A.---Qw--A-,,--- T ,easum WILLIAM L- SLO-A-N' '38 ------H -- ---- -....... A ssistant Treasurer MERLE M. ALEXANDER ..,,.,,.., --,---------M, F acuity Adu,-se, PARKER BERG ----f-f-A--f-- -- ....... Editor Of Alumnus JAMES SCOTT BECKWITH, III 1947-1948: Assistant Circulation Manager, News, Forum: Gargoyle Society: Orchestra: Clarinet Quintet: Student Federalists: As- sistant Manager, Football: Baseball: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: Academian: Circulation Manager, News: Gargoyle Society: Orchestra: Library Com- mittee: Student Federalists: St. Andrews Society: Manager, Varsity Football: Blackfoot. A ff -I1 1 5 Wakie Born April 1, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1945 Old Farm Road Rosslyn Farms, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING POR HARVARD A ge , Beck Born January 21, 1932 Entered Shady Side 1938 1772 Beechwood Boulevard Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING FOR YALE WAYLAND WILSON BOWSER 1947-1948: Art Club: Forum: A Capella Glee Club: Library Committee: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Varsity Wrestling: Mohawk. 1948-1949: Secretary-Treasurer, Croft Hall: Sargon: Gargoyle Society: Forum: Cast of Annual Play: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: St. Andrew's Society: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Wres-- tlingg Vice President, Mohawk. GEORGE DAVID BUCHER 1948-1949: J. V. Soccer Squad: J. V. Baseball: Black- foot. ffchfw Born January 30, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1947 5709 Woodmont Street Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING FOR YALE Q '.-'r i 4. 'al Q. -' Q Dave Born November 20, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1948 841 Osage Road Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING POR CARNEGIE TECH 0 .K511f4l' -'f ob CHARLES MORRISON CHRISTLER, JR. 1947-1948: Library Committee: J. V. Soccer Squad: J. V. Track Squad: J. V. Wrestling Squad: Blackfoot. 1948-1949 Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: J. V. Soccer Squad: J. V. Track Squad: Blackfoot. RUSSELL CLARKSON, JR. 1947-1948: Forum: A Cappella Cwlee Club: J. V. Football Squad: Varsity Golf Squad: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: Academian: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Fishing Club: Varsity Cross- Coun- try: Ciolf Squad: Blackfoot. 1 I lclaxi Y Born August 12, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1947 4716 Ellsworth Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING FOR DUKE Russ Born October 8, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1947 4265 Saline Street Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING FOR ALLEGHENY Q 5105469 15 a Q. 1 JFNPERQX ' 1 I 5 ?f' : . 1 YL? . ' 1 'fl 5 1 1 , W.. i W if 4: ' RICHARD ALLEN CLAXTON 1947-1948: Accompanist, Saxophone Chorus: Clari- net Quintet: Trumpeteers: J. V. Soccer Squad: J. V. Tennis Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Blackfoot. 1948-1949 Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Accompanist, Saxophone Chorus: Clari- net Quintet: Trumpeteers: Library Com- mittee: J. V. Soccer Squad: Manager, foot. 1 Track: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Black- FREDERICK JACOB CLOSE 111 1947-1948: Art Club: Egerian Board: Forum: Gar- goyle Society: Library Committee: Varsity Soccer Squad: J. V. Golf Squad: Black- foot. 1948-1949: Business Manager, Egerianj Secretary- Treasurer, Art Club: Forum: Gargoyle Society: Library Committee: Photography Club: Varsity Soccer: Blackfoot. S 'kg 5 -1 Y 't'- 4 '31 ' Q, 1 1 1 JZSNPERX5 Bones Born May 17, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1937 272 Nassau Street Princeton, New Jersey MoREwooD HOUSE PREPARING FoR PRINCETON V UBuCk7: Born June 27, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1944 Windsor Road Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLS WORTH HOUSE PREPARING FO-R COLGATE ,, , 1111 DON READ CONNER 1947-1948: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Soccer: Vars- ity Tennis: Mohawk. 1948-1949: Student Council, Morewood House Repre- sentative: Treasurer, Student Council: Marshall, Sargon: Eight Beats and a Rest: Library Committee: St. Andrew's Society: S.B.C. Club: Co-Captain, Varsity Basket- ball: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Baseball Squad: Mohawk. ROBERT JOSEPH COOPER 1947-1948: Academian: A Cappella Glee Club: Vars- ity Baseball Squad: Varsity Basketball Squad: Varsity Football Squad: Mohawk. 1948-1949: Academian: Forum: A Cappella Cilee Club: Library Committee: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Football: Varsity Basket- ball Squad: Golf Squad: Mohawk. ,gf Coop Born September 9, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1945 5509 Beacon Street Pittsburgh, Pa. CROPT HALL PREPARING FOR YALE fww-wf 8: ffgqw 'L ' ' 1 r . '-92 L HP. D. Born March ll, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1946 5224 Perrysville Road Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING PCR PR1NCEToN Pl-llLLlP EDWARD DAUM 1947-1948: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Cross- Country Squad: J. V. Golf Squad: Black- foot. 1948-1949: A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and A Rest: Projectionist Group: Library Com- mittee: Cross-Country: J. V. Ciolf Squad: Blackfoot. ROGER BRADFORD DECKER 1947-1948: Forum: Gargoyle Society: Cast of Annual Play: Varsity Baseball Squad: Varsity Soccer: Mohawk. - 1948-1949: Forum: Gargoyle Society: Cast of Annual Play: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Base- ball: Mohawk. .1. 1 llRawge77 Born September 28, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1945 1012 Highmont Road Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING FOR PRINCETON VZ SWE S Q a Iyyi X 1 d2'fIPERXlX f Ullurnpvv Born December 14, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1945 2919 Knowlson Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING FOR WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON 1 JOHN B. LOUIS DeLAClO 1 1947-1948: Forum: Orchestra: J. V. Football Squad Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: Forum: Orchestra: Varsity Football: Var sity Track: Blackfoot. RAYMEN FORREST EMERY 1947-1948: A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: Student Federalists: J. V. Soccer Squad: Varsity Golf Squad: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: Student Eederalists: Photography Club: J. V. Soccer Squad: Varsity Golf Squad: Blackfoot. QKSWE Goomp Born March 20, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1947 531 Beechwood Avenue Carnegie, Pa. CROPT HALL PREPARING FOR WOOSTER ,, ..:f f x 'J . af 'H gi-52' 4' : VICTOR lCRayY7 Born April 27, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1947 750 North Wade Avenue, Ext. Washington, Pa. MooREwooD HoUsE PREPARING FOR CARNEGIE TECH JAMES EIRTH 1947-1948: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Basketball Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Captain, Cross-Country: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: Sargon: A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: Varsity Basketball Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Captain. Cross-Country: Blackfoot. DWIGHT DONALD FOSTER, JR. 1947-1948: Academian: News: Forum: A Cappella Cmlee Club: Library Committee: St. An- drew's Society: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Baseball Squad: Varsity Soccer Squad: Mohawk. 1948-1949: Sargon: Vice President, Ellsworth House: Business Manager, 1'-lcademian: News: Fo- rum: Library Committee: Vice President, St. Andrew's Society: Treasurer, S. B. C. Club: Varsity Football: Manager, Wres- tling: Varsity Golf Squad: Mohawk. Humbert Born November 3, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1945 248 Lytton Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING EOR FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL 1 1 0 SIDE4 S r Fill -.v:il'. .75 1 X ' .rff 5 ' Fl ' a g 4' R 45 Jan Nil' Dum Born October 1, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1944 305 Juniata Court Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH HOUSE PREPARING FOR YALE , 3 JOHN WASHINGTON FREDETTE, JR. 1947-1948: News: Academiarzq Forum: A Cappella Cmlee Club: Orchestra: Clarinet Quintet: Student Federalists: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Baseball: Mo- hawk. 1948-1949: News: Academian: Forum: Co-leader, A Cappella Cilee Club: Orchestra: Clarinet Quintet: Student Federalists: Fishing Club: Manager, Baseball: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Wrestling: Mohawk. ROBERT ASHLEY GATTER 1 1947-1948: A Cappella Glee Club: J. V. Basketball Squad: J, V. Football Squad: Varsity Golf Squad: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Basketball Squad: Manager, Cross-Country: Varsity Golf: Blackfoot. 0 SDE '4- gd EQ R Q Nels Born March 1, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1948 332 Market Street Belle Vernon, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING FOR UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Bob Born August 4, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1947 1 461, Woodhaven Drive Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING POR JOHNS HOPKINS 1 CHARLES NELSON GILMORE 1947-1948: J. V. Baseball Squad: Cross Country Squad: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: Forum: Cast of Annual Play: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: Varsity Track Squad: Cross-Country Squad: Blackfoot. ROBERT LATHROP HARTSOCK 1947-1948: Library Committee: J. .,V. Basketball Squad: J. V. Soccer Squad: J. V. Track Squad: Mohawk. 1948-1949: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: J. V. Basketball Squad: J. V. Soccer Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Mo- hawk. Q A V I Bob Born August 20, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1946 3707 Windgap Road Pittsburgh, Pa. MOREWOOD PREPARING FoR HAMILTON 1 Q.. if NPEM W ROBERT V Bob Born April 18, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1945 268 South Elm Street Columbiana, Ohio CROPT HALL PREPARING FOR UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN i IVAN HENDEL 1947-1948: Library Committee: Student Federalists: Varsity Football: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. 1948-1949: Secretary-Treasurer, Morewood: S. B. C. Club: Secretary-Treasurer, Student Feder- alists: Photography Club: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Football: Varsity Track Squad: Council Member, Mohawk. WILLIAM MARTIN HUTCI-IISON, JR. 1947-1948: Forum: Orchestra: Clarinet Quintet: Var- sity Track Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: J. V. Football Squad: Mohawk. 1948-1949: Cum Laude: Forum: Leader of Orchestra: Clarinet Quintet: Library Committee: Varsity Track Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: J. V. Football Squad: Mohawk. Bill Born July 8, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1939 1330 Bennington Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLswoRTH I-IoUsE PREPARING FOR DEN1soN e 3 ig g Hutch Born August 25, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1945 321 LeRoi Road Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING POR YALE -4' Sllf Q ' WILLIAM HENRY ISALY, JR. 1947-1948: Vice President, Class: Academian: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: St. Andrew's So- ciety: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Baseball Squad: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Wrestling: Mohawk. 1948-1949: Secretary-Treasurer, Class: Sargon So- ciety: I-Icademian: Forum: St. Andrew's Society: President, S. B. C. Club: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Wrest- ling: Mohawk. MILTON HENRY ISAY, JR. 1947-1948: News: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: Student Federalists: Varsity Basketball Squad: J. V. Baseball Squad: J. V, Soccer Squad: Mohawk. 1948-1949: News: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: Student Federalists: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Baseball Squad: Varsity Basketball Squad: J. V. Soccer Squad: Mohawk. HankJ' Born December 14, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1945 R. D. No. 2 Kittanning Pike Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR DA RTMOUTI-1 1 Milt Born September 18, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1939 1230 Squirrel Hill Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR HAVERPORD Q -i s difzy axksy HENRY WILLIAM KIPP 1 1947-1948: Academian: Art Club: Student Federalists: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. 1948-1949: Academicm: Art Club: Forum: A Cappel- la Cilee Club: Library Committee: Student Federalists: Varsity Track: Cross-Coun- try Squad: Mohawk, DONALD EARL KNUDSEN 1947-1948: Aff Club: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Student Federalists: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Mohawk. 1948-1949: Academianf Forum, A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: Student Fed- eralists: Varsity Football Squad: Varsity Track: Mohawk. llBOb9Y Born March 16, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1947 504 South Lang Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING POR UN1VERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Knude Born March 4, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1946 137 Hoodridge Drive Pittsburgh, Pa. MOREWOOD PREPARING FOR KENYON sms 1? Qx sl g Qqnkqg 'H ll? ' f f 4.. lg- V Y, ROBERT JOHN KRAMER 1947-1948: Art Club: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: J. V. Soccer Squad: J. V. Basketball Squad: Varsity Tennis Squad: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: Academian: Art Club: Forum: A Cappel- la Glee Club: Library Committee: Cross- Country Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. KARL FREDERICK KRIEGER 1947-1948: Academitm: Forum: St, Andrew's So- ciety: Varsity Wrestling: Varsity Foot- ball Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Black- foot, 1948- 1949: Cum Laude: Sargon: Secretary-Treasurer, Ellsworth, Academiang Forum: Library Committee: St. Andrew's Society: S.B.C. Club: Var- sity Football: Varsity Track: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Blackfoot. 0 SWE A 'ff S Lefty Born July 4, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1943 2566 Beechwood Boulevard Pittsburgh, Pa. MoREWooD HOUSE PREPARING PoR HARVARD I 'M in 5 l J2 l1pER'lXgI l 1 ' 'Torse Born August 13, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1943 5532 Northumberland Street Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH PREPARING FoR YALE W ALAN LEE LEFKOWITZ 1947-1948: News: Academiang Forum: E g e r i a n Board: Library Committee: Vice Presi- dent, Student Federalists: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Cross-Country: Varsity Golf: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: Sargon Society: Co-Editor, News: Aca- demian: Egerian Board: Vice President, Forum: Debating Team: Student Federal- ists: Library Committee: St. Andrew's Society: Captain, Golf: Blackfoot. JOHN MILTON LEGGETT 1947-1948: - News: Forum: Egerian Board: Gargoyle Society: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: Student Federalists: Varsity Soccer: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: Cum Laude: Sargon Society: Business Manager, News: Student Council, Senior Day-boy repre- sentative: Academian: Editor-in-Chief, Egerian: Forum: Gargoyle Society: Cast of Annual Play: Art Club: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: Vice President, Student Federalists: Projection- ist Group: Varsity Soccer: Blackfoot. M 'KWPEIN Johnny Born January 22, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1945 6632 Ridgeville Street Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING POR HAVERFORD McGinty Born October 29, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1944 Hunt Road Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT PREPARING FOR DARTMOUTH 2 HILARY GANS LYNCH 1947-1948: President, Class: Vice President, Croft: Student Council: Sargon: Orchestra: Leader, Trumpeteers: Student Federalists: St. Andrew's Society: Secretary, Athletic Council: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Football: Varsity Track: Mohawk. 1948-1949: President, Class: President, Croft: Library Committee: President, Student Council: President, Sargon: Orchestra: Trum- peteers: Student Felcralistsz St. Andrew's Society: S. B. C. Club: President, Athletic Council: Varsity Football: Varsity Bas- ketball: Varsity Track: Mohawk. l WILLIAM THOMAS McCULLOUGI-I III 1947-1948: Academian: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: J. V. Basket- ball Squad: J. V. Soccer Squad: Varsity Golf Squad: Mohawk. 1948- 1949: Academian: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: Fishing Club: J. V. Basketball Squad: J. V, Soccer Squad: Varsity Baseball Squad: Mohawk. 1 1 1 Mac Born July 22, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1946 2201 Beechwood Blvd. Pittsburgh, Pa. MOREWOOD HoUsE PREPARING FOR ALLEGHENY 0 'fl Biff 1 Calla Bird Born December 26, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1943 500 Glen Arden Drive Pittsburgh, Pa. , ELLsWoRTH HoUsE PREPARING FOR ALLEGHENY WII,LIAM GROVE MCMOIL 1947-1948: Varsity Golf Squad: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: Forum: J. V. Soccer Squad: Varsity Golf Squad: Blackfoot. JOHN WRIGHT 1VlcW1L1.1AMS 1948-1949: Forum: Library Committee: J. V. Basket- ball Squad: J. V. Soccer Squad: Mohawk. 0 SXDE4 5 ea E . MooneyU1'tch Born April 27, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1945 Eour Winds Road Pittsburgh, Pa. MOREWOOD PREPARING FOR PRINCETON Ui -1-: .'i. 1,1 A if d27'lFER Jack Born March 7, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1948 116 E. Bruceton Road Pittsburgh, Pa. CROPT HALL PREPARING POR CORNELL VERT MOONEY 1947-1948: Secretary-Treasurer, Class: Vice President, Morewood: Student Council: Cast of An- nual Play: A Cappella Cilee Club: Or- chestra: Eight Beats and a Rest: Library Committee: St, Andrew's Society: Varsity Track: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Mo- hawk. 1948- 1949: President, Morewood: Vice President, Stu- dent Council: Secretary, Sargon: Orches- tra: Leader, Eight Beats and a Rest: Lib- rary Committee: President, St. Andrew's Society: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Track: Mohawk. W. JAMES MORTON 1948-1949: Academian: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: Manager, J. V. Football: Manager, Tennis: Blackfoot, Mont Born June 16. 1932 Entered Shady Side 1945 905 Maryland Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. CROPT HALL PREPARING FOR AMHERST l Uljinqr! Born May 21, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1948 220 Overdale Road Edgewood Acres, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING FOR ALLEGHENY fl zz Q3 DE ' a s V 'Lf' 4 -aw w? RGBERT LEE MUNROE r 1947-1948: Academian: News: Forum: A Cappella Culee Club: Library Committee: Varsity Baseball Squad: Varsity Soccer: Black- foot. 1948-1949: Co-Editor, News: Academian: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: St. An- drew's Society: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Baseball: Blackfoot. CONRAD FREDERICK NAGEL III 1947-1948: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Wrestling Squad: J. V. Football Squad: J, V. Golf Squad: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: Library Committee: Varsity Wrestling Squad: J. V. Baseball Squad: J. V. Football Squad: Blackfoot. Nemo Born January 22, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1943 326 South Dallas Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING PoR ALLEGHENY Uconvv Born July 31, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1945 439 Riverside Drive New Kensington, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING POR CORNELL l 1 SSW Q ls -eng .,:: i Jkh nixsl KENNETH EDXNARD NIEMANN 1947-1948: Forum: A Cappella Cilee Club: Varsity Soccer Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Mo- hawk. 1948-1949: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: President, Fishing Club: Var- sity Track: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Mohawk. l JOHN LEE O'NAN ll 1947-1948: J. V. Baseball Squad: J. V. Track Squad: Basketball Reserve Squad: Mohawk. 1948-1949: Library Committee: Varsity Cross-Coun- try: Varsity Track Squad: Reserve Basket- ball Squad: Mohawk. 0 SWE 5 ' C? Scotty Born September 19, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1948 6619 Wilkins Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. MOREWOOD PREPARING Foil BUCKNELL J A A ,cl .V A 2 2,532 -5 1 tl ex! if '52 17FERqs' Lee Born March 29, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1947 6051 Grafton Street Pittsburgh, Pa. DAY STUDENT PREPARING FOR YALE 4 JAMES ELMER PANGBURN 1948-1949: A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Rest: Library Committee: St. AndreW's Society: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Basket- ball: Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball Squad: Blackfoot. HARVEY EDWIN RAMSEY III 1947-1948: Varsity Football: J. V, Baseball Squad: J. V. Basketball Squad: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: Sargon: Student Council: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: St. An- drew's Society: S. B. C. Club: Varsity Football: Varsity Track Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: Blackfoot Council. 1 uROnvv Born March 14, 1932 Entered Shady Side 1944 2550 Beechwood Boulevard Pittsburgh, Pa. E1.LswoRTH PREPARING FOR CORNELL Haw A Born October 24, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1947 17 Canterbury Road, Ben Avon Heights, Pa. CROI-T HALL PREPARING FOR DENISON SK l,,t . S ,:: : : t -: 'SFNFERWX 5 RONALD NEIL ROSENBACH 1947-1948: Academian: Newg: Forum: Gargoyle So- ciety: Cast of Annual Play: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Cuolf Squad: Mohawk. . 1948-1949: Cum Laude: Sargon: Co-Editor, News: Academfan: Forum: Secretary, Gargoyle Society: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Soccsr: Varsity Ciolfz Reserve Squad Basketball: Manager, Varsity Cvolfz Mohawk. ANGUS ALAN SCOTT 1947-1948: Orchestra: Library Committee: St. And- rew's Society: Varsity Soccer: Captain Track: Varsity Basketball Squad: Black- foot. 1948-1949: Vice President, Croft: Sargon: Academian: Scotty Born March 29, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1946 1581 Williamsburg Road E Pittsburgh, Pa. CROPT HALL PREPARING POR A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Clarinet Orchestra: Vice President, Fishing Club: COLGATE St. Andrew's Society: S.B.C. Club: Var- sity Soccer: Captain, Track: Varsity Bas- ketball Squad: Vice President, Blackfoot. V N A p f 1 4 : 4 ' , 4-if ,gin 1 ' P5 Q' - . ,L i J '1 X 3Tfff'5f2f'5f'7 '59 ,653 'rfffi . ,- :5il-f1:ff A 2f.fs:f-:S fr f 9' 3 , CHARLES FREDERICK SEYMOUR 1947-1948: Charlie Born October 4, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1945 108 Orchard Avenue Belle Vernon, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARINC. FOR M. I. T. Quintet: Varsity Tennis Squad: Varsity Wrestling Squad: J. V. Football Squad: Mohawk. 1948-1949: Academian: A Cappella Glee Club: Or- chestra: S. B. C. Club: Leader, Clarinet Quintet: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Wrestling: Varsity Football Squad: Var- sity Track: Mohawk. ALLEN OGDEN SMITH 1947-1948: Academian: News: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Library Committee: St. And- rew's Society: S.B.C. Club: Varsity Soc- cer: Varsity Track: Mohawk. 1948-1949: President, Ellsworth: Vice President, Sar- gon: Academian: News: Forum: Library Committee: Secretary, St. Andrew's So- ciety: Secretary, S.B.C. Club: Captain, Soccer: Varsity Track: Manager, Basket- ball: President, Mohawk. Smitty Born January 29, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1937 5830 Elwood Street Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLswoRT1-I PREPARING FOR POMONA f f Turnip Born January 10, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1947 914 Eighth Avenue Beaver Falls, Pa. CROFT HALL PREPARING PoR CARNEGIE TECH 'ax 11 - V 1 J STEPHEN EARL TOWNSEND 1947-1948: A Cappella Glee Club: Varsity, Cross Country: Mohawk. 1948-1949: A Cappella Glee Club: Cross Countrv Squad: Mohawk. JAMES EDWARD VAUX, JR. 1947-1948: A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Trum- peteers: Member-at-Large, Athletic Coun- cil: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Basketbali Squad: Varsity Track Squad: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: Cum Laude: Student Council Representative, Ellsworth: Secretary, Student Council: Sargon So- ciety: Academiang Forum: Co-Leader, A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Trum- peteers: Library Committee: S.B.C. Club: Vice President, Athletic Council: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Basketball Squad: Varsity Track: Council Member, Blackfoot. -Q swf Q '40 Fudge Born July 31, 1930 Entered Shady Side 1945 747 Osage Road Pittsburgh, Pa. MoREWooD PREPARING FOR BUCKNELL N N fe' llvimi? Born June 13, 1932 Entered Shady Side 1943 1427 Squirrel Hill Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH PREPARING FOR CARNEGIE TECH 1 RICHARD TAYLOR WENTLEY 1947-1948: Secretary, Forum: Gargoyle Society: Cast of Annual Play: Orchestra: Trumpeteers: St. Andrew's Society: Debate Team: Var- sity Football: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: Vice President, Class: Vice President, Morewood: Sargon: President, Forum: Vice President, Gargoyle Society: Cast of Annual Play: Orchestra: Leader, Trum- peteers: Student Federalists: St. Andrew's Society: Vice President, S.B.C. Club: Cap- tain, Debate Team: Varsity Football: President, Blackfoot. THEODORE EMORY WENTZ l 1947-1948: News: Forum: Gargoyle Society: A Cap- pella Glee Club: J. V. Football Squad: J. V. Golf Squad: Cheerleader: Blackfoot. 1948-1949: Co-Editor, News: President, Gargoyle So- ciety: Cast of Annual Play: A Cappella Glee Club: J. V. Golf Squad: Cheerleader: Blackfoot. KlJert,yY7 Born February 1, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1941 4415 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. BAYARD PREPARING FOR AMHERST 'f Q ig 5 Q' -if J 'VPERSX -..-ff-L 1 5 ., 5 K! Weed Born August 10, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1944 221 Lingrove Place Pittsburgh, Pa. ELLSWORTH PREPARING POR AMHERST JEROLD BENJAMIN WILKOFF 1947-1948: Assistant Business Manager, Academian: Circulation Manager, News: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: Leader, Saxophone Chorus: St. Andrew's Society: Varsity Track Squad: Soccer Squad: Mo- hawk. 194.8-1949: Prefect, Bayard House: Editor-in-Chief, Academian: Exchange Editor, News: For- um: Business Manager, Musical Clubs, Co-Leader, A Cappella Glee Club: Leader, Saxophone Chorus: Gargoyle Society: Projectionist: Orchestra: Library Commit- tee: St. AndreW's Society: Assistant Mana- ger, Basketball: Mohawk. CARROLL VAUGHN WILSON 1947-1948: Musical Clubs, Soloist and Accompanistz A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestrag St. Andrew's Society: Manager, Tennis: MO- hawk. 1948-1949: Prefect, Bayard House: Musical Clubs, Soloist and Accompanistg CO-leader, A Cappella Glee Club: Orchestra: St. An- drew's Societyg Manager, Soccerg Mohawk. .kS1m4 3 , UC. V. Born July 23, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1945 610 Woodland Drive Grove City, Pa. BAYARD PREPARING FOR GROVE CITY COLLEGE HH. KY! Born August 1, 1931 Entered Shady Side 1944 756 Chartiers Avenue McKees Rocks, Pa. MOREWOOD PREPARING FOR HARVARD JSNFER HARRY KORTLAND ZIEL 1947-1948: News: Forumg A Cappella Glee Club: Student Federalistsz Varsity Track Squad: Reserve Basketball: Mohawk. 1948-1949: Academian: CO-Editor, News: Forum: A Cappella Glee Club: Eight Beats and a Restg Library Committee: Student Fed- eralistsg Varsity Track Squad: Cross Country Squad: Mohawk. w FIFTH FORM DAVID MORRILL REED PETER CROW HUNTER OFFICERS THEODORE FELL SMITH, JR. . John Derby Adams Frederick George Bannerot III Paul Gregory Benedum, Jr. Allen Chalmers Blackwood John E. Brownell, Jr. Ralph Watson Cadman II John Wheeler Church, Jr. William B. Conner James Andrews Cook, Jr. Richard Anthony Cook Richard Sebastian Cuda John Henry Demmler Arthur Evans, Jr, Edward John Finn, Jr. Charles Newell Fisher, Jr. Alan Isaac William Frank MEMBERS Donald Cameron Franklin. Jr. Thomas James Hamilton. Jr. Philip Benjamin Heymann Edward Hoopes IV Peter Crow Hunter Edward Adolph Irvin Paul Reiher Jenkins Richard Walter Kappel Reginald Stafford Koehler III John Michael Bagnol McCague John Bigelow McClay II John Newton McElravey Frederick Bage Malvin Robert Keith O'Brien John Herron Pope Thomas Jay Ream President ..Vz'ce-President S ecretary- Treasurer David Morrill Reed Malcolm Willard Reed, Jr. Leonard Irwin Roth Stanley James Roush, Jr. Edwin Freed Scheetz, Jr. William Franklin Skinner James Willard Smith, Jr. Theodore Fell Smith, Jr. John Fremont Steel, Jr. Joseph Matson Steim Hampden Evans Tener III Paul Andrew Thoma Anthony Wicks Turner Beryl Edward Warden, Jr. George Wehn, Jr. Franklin Arthur West FOURTH FORM OFFICERS JOHN KERR MUSGRAVE III IIII I JOHN CHRISTIAN HARPER - E PETER WESTERVELT MEMBERS William Nevin Booth Richard Michael Catalano Robert Feller Clark Donald Alan Douglas James Michael Feldman Kirtland Cutter Gardner III Jack Kane Goldman John Wells 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 Thomas Alan Isaly George Friesell Kesel Samuel Montgomery Kintne Harold Stockdyke Kipp Charles Bradford Lory Pressly Hodge McCance, Jr. David Gaub McCullough Michael Myers McFa1l John Ryan McKee V Malcolm Fay Miller Richard William Moore Grant Morrow III John Kerr Musgrave III George W. Ousler. Jr. William Anderson Pauley Neill Hunter Payne Henry Godfrey Phillipps III James Marshall Rae rII ,-.,,-President Vice-President Secrtary- Treasurer John Molinar Rae John Charles Reichenbach, Jr Joseph Vilsack Reineman Robert Mathias Repp III Edward Brook Rotheram, Jr. Richard Downey Royston David Lee Shroads Charles Chamberlin Stilley Hugh Hartich Strachan Stephen Blake Swensrud Stuart Davis Tauber Hay Walker Thomas Payton Warner Peter Westervelt David MacLane Wilkison Edwin Prugh Wilson THIRD FORM OFFICERS WILLIAM N. STEEL.. . ,,v,, ,, PHILIP ,CLIFTON BOGGS ,I,., JAMES RINTOUL TREESE. ,,,, Roger Hartley Ahlers William Clarke Balph Philip Clifton Boggs Howard William Braun. Jr. Alan William Breckenridge Bennett Donald Brown William Warren Cook Donald Howland Cookson, Jr. James Graham Davis, Jr. George Herman Deike. III William Victor Drake, Jr. Stanley Baird Faller Richard Eric Fisher Louis Aaron Friedman Herbert Harry Hamilton William Howard Hamilton Curt Lindquist Harris Howard Butcher Hillman Robert Victor Howard, Jr. Richard Alexander Isay Clark Whipkey King III Alan Louis Lebowitz John Moore Malone, Jr. MEMBERS Myron B. Markel ------e-,---President ----c------Vice-President S ecretary- Treasurer James Woodrow Mathews, Jr. XVilliam Richard Metzger, Jr. William Gordon Montgomery, Jr. Thomas Edward Murray, Jr. Thomas Edward O'Shaughnessy, Jr. David Hunter Patterson James Gordon Pauley Paul Rine Pigman Vlilliam Warren Reynolds III Ray Harris Rosenblum Edmund Sumter Ruflin III Charles Wilson Runnette III Thomas Appel Salsbury John Edward Sheridan William N. Steel Richard Scott Sturtevant Ralph Edward Tafel, Jr. Richard Macy Thorpe James Rintoul Treese James Lester Walker Curtis Miller Yohe III SECOND FORM OFFICERS RICHARD COOPER REPP-. . - E President SHERMAN SKINNER R R R RRR K - -. , R, Vice Preszden NORWELL BRUCE BROWNE, JR. 7,,, .Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS Samuel Herbert Adams Il William Barry Ames Oroon Palmer Bannerot Albert Harold Branson Frederick Gerdts Brown Norwell Bruce Browne, Jr. Alan Robert Cantor Joel Louis Colker John Charles Thomas Conte, Jr. Richard Grosvenor Davis Edward Kennedy Davison III Edward C. Evans Sigo Falk William Foster Peter John Gray William Clayton Green, Jr. Eugene Victor Helsel, Jr. Stephen Prescott Hill Richard Orlando Horning, Jr. John Emery lsaly James Alexander Kuhns Robert Atchison Kuhns John Sawert McAbee Edward Lenhart McCance Joel Carl McGurk Alan Richard Marcus Thomas Darragh Mullins Joseph Wood Oliver, Jr. Robert Rodgers Phillips Richard Cooper Repp Howard Close Robb Samuel Richard Robb, Jr. Thomas Warren Ruffner Sidney Thomas Scheetz Sherman Skinner Jon Wilson Smith Allan Lyman Sturtevant George David Thompson, John V. Thompson II Alvah Hall Warren, Jr. Raymond Starr Willey Anthony William Wolk II J u 4 I BAYARD HOUSE -I ,OFFICERS JEROLO BENJAMIN WILKOFF . , , . .. P refecr CARROLL VAUOIIN WILSON ,LLLLL LL.....L. Prefect PHILIP CLIFTON BOOOS LLL.LLLLI LLLLL . LLLL .LLL..LLL..,L.... P r eszdenr JAMES LESTER WALKER L,,.LLLLLLL .I LLLL.,LLLL . LLLLL.,,,L, Vice-President WILLIAM GORDON MONTGOIMERY, JR.,,., LLLLLL..L,OLL.,LL.... Secretary-Treasurer WILLIAM CLARKE BALPH LLLLL,,,,L,,L --...Student Council Representative MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD LLLLvLL,,,, , ,LLL....,,,L,,, . LLI..,,L L.,LL ,LL,L. .-.House Master William Barry Ames Vvlilliam Clarke Balph Oroon Palmer Bannerot Philip Clifton Boggs Bennett Donald Brown Frederick Gerdts Brown Norwell Bruce Browne, Jr. Joel Louis Colker George Herman Deike, Jr. Stanley Baird Faller Louis Aaron Friedman William Clayton Green, Jr. Howard Butcher Hillman MEMBERS Richard Orlando Horning, Jr. James Alexander Kuhns Robert Atchison Kuhns Alan Louis Lebowitz John Sawert McAbee John Moore Malone, Jr. Vvlilliam Gordon Montgomery, Thomas Darragh Mullins Il Robert Rodgers Phillips Ray Harris Rosenblum Thomas Warren Ruffner George David Thompson, Jr. James Lester Walker J CROFT HALL OFFICERS HILARY GANS LYNCH . President ANGUS ALAN SCOTT . I .Vice-President WAYLAND WILSON BOWSER.. - . .,.Secretary-Treasurer HARVEY EDWIN RAMSEY III Student Council Representative MR. DoNAI.o H. MILLER . . . House Master MR. F. WAI.TER JONES, JR. Assistant House Master MR. RICHARD H. BRISNNEMAN . . .Assistant House Master James Scott Beckwith lll Wayland Wilson Bowser George David Bucher Charles Morrison Christler, Jr. John Wheeler Church, Jr. Russell Clarkson, Jr. Richard Allen Claxton James Andrews Cook, Jr. Richard Anthony Cook Vw'illiam B. Conner Robert Joseph Cooper Richard Sebastian Cuda John B. Louis DeLacio Edward John lfinn. Jr. Victor James l3irth Alan Isaac William lfrank MEMBERS Kirtland Cutter Gardner Ill Robert Ashley Gatter Charles Nelson Gilmore Robert Lathrop Hartsock Philip Benjamin Heymann Edward Hoopes IV NVilliam Martin Hutchison, Jr. Paul Reiber Jenkins Reginald Stafford Koehler III Charles Bradford Lory Hilary Gans Lynch John Bigelow McClay II John Ryan McKee V John Vvlright McWilliams Frederick Bage Malvin Grant Morrow III XV. James Morton Robert Lee Munroe Conrad lfrederick Nagel Ill Kenneth Edward Niemann. Jr Neill Hunter Payne Harvey Edwin Ramsey III John Charles Reichenbach, Jr. Angus Alan Scott Charles lirederick Seymour David Lee Shroads James Willard Smith. Jr. Joseph Matson Steim Stephen Earl Townsend Hay Walker Edwin Prugh XVilson ELLSWORTH HOUSE OFFICERS ALLEN OODEN SMITH . . A , . .. Preszdent D. DGNALD FOSTER, JR. . .. Viet President KARL FREDERICK KRIEGER . O Secretary Treasurer JAMES EDWARD VAUX, JR. . .. .Student Council Representative MR. THEODORE R. LEAMAN .. ...... ..... . ........ House Master MR. CHARLES P. VORCE .,,, .... ,.e, A s sistant House Master MR. ROBERT D. ABERCROMBIE.. .. . Assistant House Master Wm ' 1 lirederick George Bannerot III lfrederick Jacob Close, Jr. Phillip Edward Daum Roger Bradford Decker Charles Newell Fisher. Jr. D. Donald Poslcr. Jr. John W'ashington Fredette, Jr. Parker Palmer Head, Jr. Edward Munroe Heppenstall Peter Crow Hunter Edward Adolph Irvin Henry William lsaly, Jr. Richard Vslalter Kappel Karl Frederick Krieger MEMBERS William Thomas McCullou gh Michael Myers McPall James Marshall Rae John Molinar Rae Thomas Jay Ream Ronald Neil Rosenbach Richard Downey Royston Edwin Preed Scheetz, Jr. Allen Ogden Smith Theodore Fell Smith, Jr. Hampden Evans Tener III James Edward Vaux, Jr. George Wehn, Jr. Theodore Emory Wentz MOREWOOD HOUSE OFFICERS VERT MOONEY Presidenz RICHARD TAYLOR WENTLEY ,,Vice-President ROBERT IVAN HENDEI. Secretary-Treasurer DON READ CONNER MR. PARKER BERG iVlR. ARLIN M. COOK Student Council Representative House Master Assislanf House Master XVilliam Nevin Booth Ralph Vvlatson Cadman Don Read Conner John Henry Dcmmlcr Donald Alan Douglas Rayman Forrest Emery Arthur Evans, Jr. Robcri Ivan Handel Donald Earl Knudscn Il MEMBERS Alan l,cc Lefkowilz John Newton McElravey William Grove McMoil Vert Mooney William Anderson Pauley Paul Rine Pigman Edward Brook Rotheram, Jr. Anthony Wicks Turner Richard Taylor Wenlley Harry Korlland Ziel Glass prophecy A hundred years ago, twenty years from today. If you can imagine the graduating class of 1949 as being twenty years older, but living in the year 1849, you will be presented with a topsy-turvey situation. Picture yourself as an immigrant getting off the 'Flying Cloud in New York and moving slowly westward in the promised land. Walking down the gangplank as you get off the ship you notice a familiar face carrying your luggage. DICK CLAXTON is working as a coolie laborer- we toss him a few grains of rice and move on. Feeling somewhat hungry we move over to a popcorn concession on the corner of the wharf. We find LEE O'NAN the concessionaire. On the end of a long rope we see a small, gibbering, dancing monkey, JIM PANGBURN, no less. It is Jim's job to attract business by jumping around making faces. This is right in his line. We hop into a carriage driven by VERT MOONEY on our way to a hotel and we notice a string of safe-driving medals on his tattered taxi-uniform. Following his love of horses, FRED CLOSE is now employed following the horses with a broom, bucket, and shovel. On our way down Wall Street we see the disgruntled figure of VAUGHN WILSON sitting on the steps of the Decker Trustf??D Company. Apparently scroogey Rog could not be fooled into buying C.V.'s worthless gold mine stock. Doorman at our hotel is BIG JOHN DELACIO who on the side is bar- keeper and janitor. In his crawlings around the hotel as janitor, John has come in contact with some famous characters of the times. Two of these, HARVEY RAMSEY and VIC FIRTH have monopolized some sort of business or other, something about tales-must be writers. Just before leaving the railroad station on our way West we see that detec-- tive of world renown NELSON GILMORE on the trail of a suspect. Several days earlier Nelson trapped the fiendish thug UCREEPING WILL MCCUL- LOUGH walking thru a wall. His success is due in particular to a long-nosed bloodhound, MILT ISAY, whom he uses on perplexing cases. Stopping off where the Monongahela meets the Allegheny Cand forms the broad Ohiol we visit the real estate office of JOHN LEGGETT, famed asylum builder. At present he is working on a prep school somewhere in Fox Chapel. Next we see BOB COOPER, quite riled, rushing up and down the streets in search of a lost girl, and stopping on a corner to ask fruit vendor BOB HEN- DEL directions. Ivan puts down his bunch of bananas long enough to say the only things that matter are those big grey eyes. Although thousands of men have found gold in the California hills, BILL MCMOIL found a gold bar right here in Pittsburgh. Bill has a somewhat miserly attitude and spends his whole time with his new find. ALAN LEFKOWITZ, an old hand at journalism, has done quite well for himself. He has just been appointed editor of that radical but influential newspaper, the East Liberty Shopping News. Congratulations, Al!! As we get moving once more on our weary way westward we see that our engineer is none other than TED WENTZ. He kept shouting about wanting a locomotive and he finally got it. The first place we stop in the Windy City is WAKIE BOWSER'S lingerie shop. Wakie serves as a model Ctightly wound in a corsetl in his own window. He derives the most pleasure from flexing his muscles and thrilling the passing ladies. HENRY KIPP has been nroven insane and nlaced in one of Chicago's finest institutions. Kindly JIM VAUX has taken the job of keeper and merely sticks pins in the blabbering Henry to keep him quiet. As we move through town we notice a sign for a strip tease show. In line for a little entertainment we step inside only to find RUSS CLARKSON the owner. He has imported several Indian lovelies in DON CONNER C6 ft., 6 inches in his doeskin moccasinsb and petite JIM BECKWITH. These sweet ladies cavort about the stage and hold the audience spellbound with their graceful dancing. The main customer of Russ's fine show is HARRY ZIEL who has a front row seat reserved especially for himself. He can be seen there twenty-four hours a day with a lifeless expression on his even more lifeless face, BILL HUTCHISON works in this establishment selling chocolate bars, while BOB KRAMER will sell you Qfor only one thin dimej a set of dice which when held up to a light reveal a young lady, quite undraped and unadorned. Moving onward from Chicago we board a stagecoach and begin our bouncy ride West. We find DON THE SHLANG' KNUDSEN at the reins and we really sail along. I guess he must have hopped up the horses. We next stop at the Mississippi to water down our horses. Aha, who is this-it's our old school chum and Fishing Club president KEN NIEMANN. This ace angler appears to have a big fish on the end of his line-yes-it's TROUT Mcf WILLIAMS squirming on the end of a hook. On our way once more we begin to cross the open desert country. O-OH, what is this cloud of dust rising on the horizon? As it grows larger we see it is the terror of the plains, BLACK ANC1US SCOTT and his marauding band of renegades. One of his bloodthirsty accomplices is MAD PHIL DAUM whose savage scalp taking has won him much acclaim in Indian circles. After being robbed and brutally beaten, we were allowed to continue on to Death Gulch, a hole if I ever saw one. The Hrst place we visit in Death Gulch is the undertaking establishment of LIFE-IN-DEATH MORTON. True to his name, Jim, when business lags, stretches out and doubles as a corpse. For local entertainment, RON ROSENBACH and CHUCK SEYMOUR have worked up a catchy side show routine in which Chuck snaps off Ron's tiny toes with a whip. So far Ron has lost over 4,000 toes but he seems quite unconcerned. The next building we see is Shaky Dork's Dive a saloon owned by BOB MUNROE. Inside we hear laughter and music, so, all morals tossed aside, we venture slowly in, only to lay our eyes on the luscious curves of CONNIE NAGEL, doing the bumps and grinds on the dimly lit floor. In one corner we see DEADPAN CHARLIE CHRISTLER beating out chopsticks on Aa piano, while on the other side of the room we spot STAG WENTLEY twirling his long, black, greasy moustache and proudly displaying to the awed crowd his debating gavel. Moving over for a little lemonade at the bar, friendly bar- keep BOB GATTER slips us the hot tip that DAVE BUCHER and RAY EMERY battled to death as Bucher, in search of fresh meat mistakenly took Emery for a hippopotamus and attacked him. After being driven from town at the point of STEVE TOWNSEND'S test tube, filled with a mysterious explosive which he threatened to drop, we pass by BUMPKIN BOB HARTSOCK'S one-room shack and vegetable gar- den. Domestic Bob, unable to cope with city life, has retired to lead a hermit's life. Arriving at our last stop of the long trek across the land, a rough and ready mining camp, we drop in on JERRY WILKOFF who models the latest mining camp clothes, a double-breasted grey suit and patent leather shoes. He shows us around. We watch JAY FREDETTE, whose loud voice made him perfect for a hog-caller's job. At 5:15 every evening Humbert bellows in his raspy tones, and all the pigs come rushing in. From here, live hardy souls set out a little farther into the wilderness. However, three of the pilgrims, AL SMITH, BILL ISALY, and McGINTY LYNCH married natives and now spend all their time running barefoot through the woods and up and down the streams. They get extreme pleasure in annoying DON FOSTER and KARL KRIEGER, two hard-working persevering prospectors, who try and earn a living for all. The broad Pacilic looms in front of us: let's take the first boat to Pago Pago and get away from it all. D. FOSTER K. KRIEGER i. CLASS FAVORITES FAVORITE PASTIIVIE-Doing homework, 3: sneaking through Sixth Form doors, 12: blackjack, 4: beating up Dave Ahercombie, 13: matching thumbprints on the jello, 30. MOST DREADED-The axe, 3: his little white slips, 0: D. S. list, IK: being Monday morning waiter, 10: any constructive work, 15: Boom-Swish, 30. MOST INSPIRING LEADER-Mumbles, Z: Vic Firth, 1: Mr. Cook, 5: Ma Perkins, 10: Mr. Irvin, 15: Elizabeth Taylor, 28. FAVORITE SAYING- Now back at Penn State, 2: make out? 29: shoot the buck, 17: all right, Louie, drop the gun, 36: let me bor- row your math, 3: no Senior religion, 46. FAVORITE SONG-Careless Hands, 3: Happy Birthday Polka, 1: Left all alone again blues Con the left handl and Blue Bells of Scotland Con the rightj, M: Bolster Bar, 6: Down in the sewer, shoveling out manure, 50. The Dean ,, ,. - Jack Raed Big Bob ,..,.. W Mr. Sample .., ,,,. Jack Warden .A w..,, Pep Rally Boys ..e. Dick Wentley .,..ee,, Alan Frank e,ee..,, Jim Pangburn ..,ei,e Mr. Jones ,e,eee Ed Hoopes, ,,,,. Mr. Thorpe ee,e,, Jay Fredette .Ae.,. Ken Niemanno p,p,,, Don Franklin e,,...eeeee Bill McCullough, Bob Cooper ,...e...e, Karl Krieger .ee.e ,B Mr. Waldrop 7....,,, Pat Thoma .ee..,e. Charlie Fisher .ree.,e,.. The Bayard Boys rrr,rrr Paul Jenkins ,.rr.r,re.. A1 Scott e,rre.eeree.ere. Steve Swensrud e...rrr, Berg .,,,..,,... Sam Kintner ,,.,r,.rr, Mr. Abercrombiett Bob Hendel ,,.,,,. Pete Hunter ,t,.,.., Mr. Wilkison, .,..,t Vic Firth t,,.,,r, Bill Isalyw .,.,,r, -- Jim Beckwith ,,..r t SFAMOUS SAYINGS ,r,,-,Now here is the matter of a resonating resonator ,,,,--B1g Bob was rare today 7 ...tt, ,. r.r. r,What is this? --tm.oYou better take up ceramics, Knudsen -,,cc,c,And what's wrong with yellow hair? Raw! Raw! got a late date Nice party-get out gotta wee-wee t,t-r,,Goodness, they call that dancing used to be little and scrawney B, tooo ,HO-o-o Kay, the ducks are on Hey! I'll get Lump on ya' Ho Hum How Ya Doin Boy? W-,tt-tLook at Groper me Your cake is dough ,,,--,,-Quarter blind! tt,---Where am I ? ., ,,,,.,c ,o ...,.c Wha Happen? -,,--,,Thay, hold on a thecond me NowupatU.S.--- o ,...o oWe have the M-o-o-o-o-rewood System Poor Manouche o Now I'm an old beach party boy myself taafa. We ,c.,c,cc..c,.c,.. ,Aw I got troubles But I thought it was a shower room W t.,e.,,.a,c.t,..,...,,,..,..,c,...,,..,o,. Pull over ,,,c,Oh yes she does B, ,cc,.,,c,.cc..o Squirtainly -,tc--cI'm leaving at 2:30 Beckwith . ,.v Bowser , A,.. B ucher B...,,. Christler .,,..,B. Clarkson B,BB,,B Claxton ooo.wo, Close ooo,., Conner ,o..,o Cooper ..eer., Daum Decker .,,o,.o DeLacio .o,Cooo Emery ,,e.C,r, Firth, ,,,Co, Foster .e,e C, ,,C., - Fredette ,e,......,,,,.r. HORSE ELECTIONS rm,d---,r---rodor free ,,---eold maid's delight ---,r-,Neanderthal Man m--r,--,mcl-ass hustler class smoothie rr,--, no tickee, no laundee ---,----,,-,,----eclass moron stockiest class hayseed -----v-..,class scowler class spendthrift r---,,most like a butterfly ,rr-,rc---rmigratory bird most pure ---mbiggest clown -H---,,---,r--m-e,,,,-r,,quietest Ciatter and Scottm .... ,t,v,,t..,...v C Rodgers and Hart Gilmore as ,oo,,, rm Hartsock e,,.... Hendel ,,ee..,,e,,,. Hutchison .. Isaly o.e,....e,,ot Isay ,,or.co, Kipp ...,,o.,,, Knudsen Kramer ,eea.. Krieger ,.e...,e,... Lefkowitz ,....... Leggett e.....,e. Lynch ...r,...,ar..,.., McCullough ....,,.. McMoil a,,,.c,,.,, McWilliams .,.,.... Mooney ...,,... . Morton .e,,.t,,. Munroe ,...a C Nagel C r..,aa.. Niemann. ,..,.. O'Nan ...e,., Pangburn .t,,.. Ramsey ....ee,,.... Rosenbach .-aa,,, Seymour rrt., , Smith . .,,,...r.... . Townsend ..v,ea. Vaux. ..,..... Wentley ..,a..,a Wentz e,..,r , Wilkoff ..,... Wilson, ,,,.,, Ziel most likely to run amuck -,r,,,-,r,poor man's Aly Khan --,rr-,,--,,rmost carefree -r--r,,-,-r--.wildest ------.most serious curliest hair ,--,r--,r,.most clearheaded --m-rr---r--.shlongest lang -,-----v,-------rr,---r-.--,-------.Beacon Street bluebeard r,,,-,rrmost like something you'd meet in a jungle Hogan, Jr. -.c ...e, , eee...e.... . .....e.......,,..... ,class prankster vr----rmost uncorrupted -W-,---vfastest moving mildest wit r.--ee------,-,er---.r--,cangler's delight ,--------,r--m----tr-.-e,.--,.loudest mouth it walks, it talks, it breathes! I! mn---.ur------------------,---iron nerves ------..-.hairiest chest -,---.soap box orator musclebound class monkey -,--r-.slowest driver longest toes teacher's pet --,---e most domestic , .,........,...,,,.,r...t,, ? ----,,--.class humorist shyest letterman Peter Prep biggest bop m---.last and least H+ I J STUDENT COUNCIL HILARY G. LYNCH D VERT MOONEY or . D JAMES E. VAUX, JR., DoN R. CONNER a D Hilary G. Lynch Vert Mooney , John M. Leggettno Edwin F. Scheetz, Jr. John F. Steel, Jr. ,,,o . William F. Skinner. S. Graham Henderson, ll Edward M. Heppenstall David G. McCullough, ,, XVilliam N. Steel James R, Treese. ,o ,,ee . Harvey E. Ramsey, Ill, James E. Vaux, Jr. , Don R. Conner .... , William C. Balph OFFICERS . ,,,o,,,,. , .. H ..., ,,,e,,, , .,.o P resident Vice-President oooor., Secretary . . Treasurer MEMBERS Representative Representative .e.Sixth Form Day Student Representative ' Representative Representative ,,,,-Fifth Form Day Student Representative Representative Representative Fourth Form Day Student Representative Representative Representative ' of Croft Hall a,,.,.,. --rRepresentat1ve v..r-,-Representative of Ellsworth House ,,.o-...Representative of Morewood House .Representative of Bayard House N . ,,t.,,,..,., Sixth Form Form Form Form o ,..,,.,a. ,,., .,,.r. F o urth Form . .......... . .,.. . ,..,.. Fourth Form -,-,,---,-,..-,Third Form . aa,ar...., ,..,a,a. Third Form ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Athletic Council is composed of the oflicers of the Athletic Asso- ciation, the captains and coaches of varsity teams in season, and the Director of Athletics, who is chairman of the Council. In joint meeting with the faculty members of this body, the student officers of the Council are privileged to act as representatives for the Athletic Association, which is composed of the entire student body. OFFICERS FOR 1948- 1949 HILARY G. LYNCI-L tc,t,c c s,t,s,r,cPres1'dent JAMES E. VAUX, JR. ,.,,r, 7 ,,..c,,,,, rVice-President BERYL E. WARDEN, JR .tce at c ttet, Secretary-Treasurer JOHN F. STEEL, JR., teaa E. c.,ea ,Member-at-Large CAPT. WILLIAM PALMER , , , ,,,,,c , , , H ,Aduiser OFFICERS FOR 1949-1950 BERYL E. WARDEN, JR ..,. . ,,,, H E, 7, , , , H President JOHN F. STEEL, JR. e,,,,, ,,Vice-President SARGON SOCIETY The Sargon Society is an honorary organization to which are eligible mem- bers of the Fifth and Sixth Forms who have made a notable contribution to school life in athletics, extra-curricular activities, or leadership. Pour times a year there are formal UTapdays'y in which those boys acceptable by the standu ards are invited in front of the entire student body to join the society. OFFICERS H11,ARY G. LYNCH E President ALLEN O. SMITH Vice-Presidenz VERT MOONEY , Secretary-Treasurer Dow R. CONNER S e . Marshal CAPTAIN WIl.l.lAM A. PALMER Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Paul G. Benedum, Jr., Wayland W. Bowser, Victor J. Firth, D. Donald Foster, Jr., H. William lsaly, Jr., Richard W. Kappel, Karl F. Krieger, Alan l.. Lefkowitz, John M. Leggett, Harvey E. Ramsey lll, David lVl. Reed, Ronald N. Rosenbach, S. James Roush, Jr., A. Alan Scott, John F. Steel, Jr., Paul A. lhoma, James E, Vaux, Jr. Beryl E, Warden., Jr., George Wehn, Jr., Richard 'lf Vvlentley. NEWS BOARD EXECUTIVE BOARD ALAN L. LEFKOWITZ Harry K. Ziel Robert L. Munroe Ronald N. Rosenbach Theodore E. Wentz FEATURE WRITERS John W. Fredette, Jr. D. Donald Foster, Jr. Milton H. Isay, Jr. Frederick G. Bannerot III John H. Demmler John B. McClay II Jack K. Goldman SPORTS WRITERS Allen O. Smith Philip B. Heymann John E. Brownell, Jr. Edward Hoopes IV BUSINESS John M. Leggett Alan I. W. Frank CIRCULATION James S. Beckwith III R. Anthony Cook EXCHANGE EDITOR Jerold B. Wilkoff PHOTOGRAPHER . . Joseph V. Reineman CARTOONIST.. . . .David G. McCullough FACULTY ADVISER . .Mr. Alan B. McMillen ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY The St. Andrews Society, under the faculty guidance of Dr. Erdman Har- ris and Mr. F. Walter Jones, meets semi-monthly to discuss topics of an ethical, moral, and religious tone. Members are selected from the upper Three Eorms. This year the society concentrated on four principal themes: Views of Modern Thinkers on Life and Death, Psychology, Gambling, and Conflicting Philoso- phies of Today. The boys of the society, aside from discussing these questions with the faculty advisers, were addressed, among others, by Mr. Robert C. Mildram, Secretary of the National Preparatory School Committee, Dr. James M. Henninger, Psychiatrist, and Dr. Ansley C. Moore, Pastor of the Sixth United Presbyterian Church. OFFICERS VERT MOONEY , , . ,.., President D. DONALD Fos'rER. JR. Vice-Presidenz ALLEN O. SMITH . Secretary DR. ERDMAN HARRIS A E Faculty Adviser MR. E. WALTER JONES . Faculty Adviser MEMBERS James S. Beckwith Ill, Wayland W. Bowser, Paul G. Benedum, Jr., Ralph W. Cadman ll, Don R. Conner, Robert J. Cooper, Edward M. Heppen- stall, D. Donald Eoster, Jr., Donald C. Franklin, Philip B. Heymann, Robert I. Hendel, Peter C. Hunter, H. William lsaly, Jr., Milton H, lsay, Jr., Richard W. Kappel, Karl E. Krieger, Alan L. Lefkowitz, Hilary Ci. Lynch, John N. McEl-- ravey, Vert Mooney, Robert L. Munroe, James E. Pangburn, Harvey E. Ram-- sey Ill, Thomas J. Ream, David M. Reed, Malcolm W. Reed, Jr., Ronald N. Rosenbach, S. James Roush, Jr., Edwin E. Scheetz, Jr., A, Alan Scott, Charles E. Seymour, William E. Skinner, Allen O. Smith, Theodore E. Smith, Jr., John E. Steel, Jr., James E. Vaux, Jr., Beryl E. Warden, Jr., Cieorge Wehn, Jr.. Richard T. Wentley, Jerold B. WilkofT, 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 How the Sgock Market Works. Among those addressing the Society were Mr. Charles N. Fisher and Mr. J. H. Hillman. 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 RICHARD T. WENTLEY . Presfdent ALAN L. LEFKOWITZ Vice-President EDWIN F. SCHEETZ, JR. Secretary ARLIN M. COOK Faculty Adviser MEMBERS John D. Adams. Frederick G. Bannerot Ill. Wayland W. Bowser. John E. Brownell, Jr., Ralph Vw' Cadman Il, Charles M. Christler, Jr.. John W, Church. Jr., Russell Clarkson, Jr.. Richard A. Claxton, Frederick J. Close Ill. Don R. Conner. William B. Conner, James A. Cook. Jr., Robert J. Cooper. Richard S. Cuda. Roger B. Decker. John B. I.. D:l.acio. John H. Demmler. Arthur Evans, Jr.. Charles Fisher. Jr., D. Donald Foster. Jr.. Alan I. W. Frank John W. Fredette. Jr.. Robert L. Hartsock. Edward M. Heppenstall. Philip B. Heymann. Edward Hoopes IV. William M. Hutchison. Jr.. Edward A. Irvin, H. William Isaly, Jr.. Milton H. lsay. Jr., Paul R. Jenkins. Richard W. Kappel, Henry W. Kipp. Donald E. Knudsen. Reginald S. Koehler III. Robert J. Kramer. Karl F. Krieger, John M. Leggett, Charles B. l.ory. John B. McClay ll, William T. McCullough lll, John N. McElravey. William G. McMoil. John XV. McVv'illiams. Frederick B. Malvin. Malcolm F. Miller. W. James Morton, Robert l M f . C d F. ' ' o roe onra Nagel III. Kenneth E, Niemann, Jr., John H. Pope. James M. Rae. John M. Rae. Ronald N. Rosenbach. Edward B. Rotheram. Jr., Charles F. Seymour. Allen O. Smith. James VJ. Smith. Jr.. Hampden E. Tener III. James E. Vaux. Jr.. George Wehn. Jr., Frank lin A. West. Jerold B. Wilkoff. Harry K. Ziel. LIBRARY COMMITTEE The Library Committee is composed of students from the graduating class who volunteer to serve in the spring term of their Fifth Form until the spring term of their senior year. The Committee aids Mrs. Botset in the work of the library, helping to locate books for students, to perform necessary duties, and to supervise in the librarian's absence. OFFICERS MRs. ELIZABETH K. BOTSET Librarian MR. CHARLES P. VORCE Faculty Advisor MEMBERS James S. Beckwith III, Wayland W. Bowser, Charles M. Christler, Jr.. Richard A. Claxton, Frederick J. Close III, Don R. Conner, Robert J. Cooper, Phillip E. Daum, Roger B. Decker, Victor J. Firth, D. Donald Foster, Jr., C. Nelson Gilmore, Robert L. Hartsock, William M. Hutchison, Jr., Milton H. lsay, Jr., Henry W. Kipp, Donald E. Knudsen, Robert J. Kramer, Karl F. Krieger, Alan L. Lefkowitz, John M. Leggett, Hilary C. Lynch, William T. McCullough lll, John W. McWilliams, Vert Mooney, Robert L. Munroe, Conrad F. Nagel Ill, Kenneth E. Niemann, Jr., J. Lee O'Nan ll, James E. Pangburn, Harvey E. Ramsey III, Ronald N. Rosenbach, Allen O. Smith. James E, Vaux, Jr., Jerold B. Wilkoff, Harry K. Ziel. T H E A R T C L U B This year the Art Club, an organization formed to give each boy a chance to develop his talents and receive a general art education, has a larger member- ship than in any previous year. The probable reason for this is that the time of meeting has been changed from Tuesday to Thursday and lengthened to in clude the D.S. period allowing varsity members as well as lower formers to participate. During the academic year, the club has made possible two exhibits, one in the fall of Hshing prints: and one at commencement time of student work. It has also constructed four large display boards to be used for exhibition in Rowe Hall and in the artroom itself Besides these the Art Club has the im or- - I P tant function of making posters for various school activities, the money gained f . . rom them being used for the purchase of new equipment. OFFICERS DAVID G. MCCULLOUGH C C C C President THOMAS P. YVARNER CC Vice-President FREDERICK J. CLOSE III C CC Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS John D. Adams, Samuel H. Adams II, Roger H. Ahlers III, Paul G. Benedum, Jr., Frederick Brown, John C. T. Conte, Jr., William W. Cook III, George H. Deike III, S. Baird Faller III, Wallace R. Harper, Jr., William F. Hill III, Richard O. Horning, Jr., Clark W. King III, Samuel M. Kintner II, J. Woodrow Mathews, Jr., Joel C. McGurk II, Thomas E. O'Shaughnessy, Jr George W. Ousler, Jr., Robert R. Phillips III, John M. Malone, Jr., Howard C. Robb II, J. V. Thompson II. GARGOYLE SOCIETY The Gargoyle Society, the school's dramatic group, offers those of the student body interested in any phase of dramatics an opportunity to participate in an annual full-length play, presented each spring, under the direction of the faculty advisers on the stage of the Withers' Gymnasium. An interested student can gain, not only acting experience, but also experience in such tech- nical work as scenic design and construction, lighting, and properties. As this year's production, the Society presented, on March 25th, J. Frank Davis' Cold in the Hills, a l9th century melodrama of virtue versus villainy. OFFICERS THraoDoRE E. WENTZ . aaaa . . .. President RICHARD T. WENTLEY . Vice-President RONALD N. ROSENBACH - aaa, . Secretary .IOHN H. DEMMLER . -. Treasurer MESSIQS. LOWELL INNES, WILLARD E. MEAD, CHARLES P. VORCE . .. . Faculty Advisers MEMBERS James S. Beckwith Ill, Frederick J. Close Ill, Roger B. Decker, John H. Demmler, James M. Feldman, John M. Leggett, Ronald N, Rosenbach, Thomas P. Warner, Richard T. Wentley, Theodore E. Wentz. Messrs. Claude H. Hubbard and Frank Richardson-Honorary Members. CAST OF GOLD IN THE HILLS O. Palmer Bannerot, James S. Beckwith III, Wayland W. Bowser, Freda erick G. Brown, Roger B. Decker, John H. Demmler, Edward J, Finn, Jr.. Charles N. Fisher, Jr., William Hamilton, Richard O, Horning, Jr., Reginald S. Koehler Ill, John M. Leggett, John B. McClay Il, David G. McCullough, Thomas D. Mullins H, Kenneth E. Niemann, Jr., Robert K. O'Brien, Thomas E. O'Shaughnessy, Jr., John H. Pope, Ray H. Rosenblum, Edwin F, Sheetz, Jr., William F. Skinner, Stephen B. Swensrud, Thomas P. Warner, Richard T, Wentley, Peter Westervelt, Theodore E. Wentz. CUM LAUDE SOCIETY The National Cum Laude Society, first introduced to Shady Side in 1929, is a preparatory school organiaztion closely resembling the national college honorary scholastic fraternity, Phi Beta Kappa. To be eligible for election to membership, a student must not only be in the upper fifth of his graduating class, but he must also have attained an average of eighty per cent or better during his junior and senior years. These last two years must have been spent at Shady Side. Elections are made twice a year, once at the be- ginning of the second semester, and again at the Commencement Exercises The members listed below are only those chosen after mid-years. MEMBERS William Martin Hutchison, Jr., John Milton Leggett, Karl Frederick Krieger, Ronald Neil Rosenbach, James Edward Vaux, Jr. FACULTY ADVISERS Dr. Erdman Harris, Messrs. Merle M. Alexander, Lowell Innes, George B. Waldrop. DEBATING SOCIETY This year Shady Side Academy was represented at a number of tourna- ments by our debating teams and had a very successful season. The teams took part in debates at the University of Pittsburgh, Aspinwall High School, and Edgewood High School. The subject debated on this year was Resolved That The United Nations Should Be Revised Now lnto A More Powerful XVorld Government. MEMBERS JOHN E. BROWNELL, JR. Wll-l.IAM J. MORTON ALAN I. W. FRANK EDWARD B. ROTHERAM, JR. PAUL R. JENKINS EDWIN E SQIIEETZ. JR. ALAN L. LIaIfRowITZ RICHARD T. WENTLEY MR. ARLIN M. CooK .. . Coach THE EGERIAN Highlighting this year's publication of the EGERIAN was a contest which the Editorial Board sponsored during the Second Semester to make up for a shortage of material. The EGARIAN awarded prize money to the best contributors in the three fields of short story, essay, and poetry. The drive, as might be expected, brought a wealth of contribution before the staff for consideration so that as an outcome, a selected variety of Well written items packed the EGARIAN covers. The purpose of Shady Side's annual literary student publication is to offer Shady Side students an opportunity to present their compositions for publication. No provision is made as to Forum or previous writing experience. OFFICERS JOHN M. LEGGETT I Chairman FREDERICK J. CLOSE Business Manager ALAN L. LEITKOWITZ I Literary Editor PHILIP B. HEYMANN I Lizerary Editor FACULTY ADVISOR Willard E, Mead A CAPPELLA GLEE CLUB With more members than ever before the A Cappella Glee Club has en- joyed separate concerts with the girls of Ellis and Winchester Schools in Pittsburgh. The huge success of the Ellis Concert permitted the Musical Clubs to purchase public address equipment for football games, commencement exercises. and special occasions. In addition, the Musical Clubs have presented to the Academy a complete public address system which was installed in the McCune Dining Hall. OFFICERS RALPH W. CADMAN II ,c,,,.,,t,,c.....,t,, ....,t. L eader JOHN FREDETTE, JR. ,,,,. .,.,r.. L eddet' JAMES E. VAUX, JR. a,,t ....a .........t,c,......,, L eader C. VAUGHN WILSON. cr.rr ..,rrr..r,....rcri,....,,-.,,,,r....., L eader JEROLD B. WILKOFF . ee,e, .Business Manager and Leader MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD a,,t,,c,.,t,,L,,t,,,, ,,t,...,,L,,....,,.a Director MEMBERS Adams, F. Bannerot, Benedum, Blackwood, Booth, Bowser, Breckenridge, Cadman, Christ- ler. Church, Clarkson, Claxton, W. Conner, J. Cook, Cuda, Daum, Davis, Decker, Emery. Faller, Feldman, Finn, Firth, C. Fisher, R. Fisher, Frank, Franklin, Fredette, Friedman, Gardner, Catter. Gilmore. J. Hamilton, J. Harper, W. Harper. Hartsock. Head, Henderson, Heppenstall, Hilgcr, Hill. Holding, Hoopes, Howard, Irvin, T. lsaly, M. lsay, R. lsay, Jenkins. Kappel, King, Kintner, Harold Kipp, Henry Kipp, Knudsen, Koehler, Kramer, Little, Lory, McCague McClay, D, McCullough, W. McCullough, McElravey, McFall, McKee. Malvin, Metzger, Mill r. Moore, Morrow. Morton. Munroe. Musgrave, Nagel, Nieman. OBrien, Patterson. Pauley, Pope J. Rae, Ramsey, D. Reed, M. Reed, Reichenbach, Repp, Reynolds, Rosenbach, Rosenblum, Roth, Rotheram. Royston. Seymour, Sheridan, Shroads, W. Steel, Steim, Strachan, Tafcl, Taub,r, Tener, Thorpe. Townsend, Treese, Turner, Vaux, Walker, Wehn. Wentz. Wilkoff, Wilson. Zi,l. ORCHESTRA The orchestra under the experienced leadership of Mr. Robert Howard accompanies the student body in the daily morning hymn and participates in all the Musical Clubs programs. Various members of the orchestra are called upon frequently to render solos during chapel exercises and concerts. The orchestra includes many different types of instruments and three of these types form smaller instrumental groups. OFFICERS WILLIAINI M. HUTCHISON, JR. E ,t,Leader JEROLD B. WILICOFIT Manager MR. ROBERT V. HOWARD Director MEMBERS John Adams, Roger Ahlers. Frederick Banncrot. James Beckwith, Paul Benedum. Bennett Brown, Ralph Cadman, Joel Colker, James Cook, Donald Cookson. John Crandall, Richard Cuda, John DeI,acio, John Demmler, Alan Douglas. Arthur Evans, Edward Evans, Baird lialler. Alan Frank, John liredette. Louis lfriedman, Jack Goldman, Willia'm Green, Robert Howard Vwfilliam Hutchison, James Kuhns, Alan Lebowitz, Hilary Lynch, John lVlcAbee, Vert Mooney Paul Pigman, James Rae, Ray Rosenblum, Edmund Ruflin, Thomas Salsbury, Alan Scott Charles Seymour, John Sheridan, Theodore Smith, Ralph Tafel, John Thompson, James Vaux Beryl Warden. Richard Vv'entley, Jerold Wilkofl, Vaughn Wilson, Curtis Yohe. 'ish 4552 A-iff' B' PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB In this, its second year of operation, the Photography Club has expanded considerably from its status of last year. The membership of the organization has been increased and new equipment, including an enlarger, has been added to the darkroom, therefore affording the members greater opportunity to bee come acquainted with all phases of photography. OFFICERS JOSEPH V. REINEMAN.. . , E .. .,t.tt . President JOHN H. DEMMLER, .. Secretary-Treasurer ALAN I. W. FRANK r.,, ..Purchasing Agent MR. JOHN S. THORPE --.Faculty Adviser MEMBERS Frederick J. Close III, Raymen F. Emery, Arthur Evans, Jr., Edward J Finn, Jr., Charles N. Fisher, Jr., Richard M. Catalano, James M. Feldman John W. Hamilton, George W. Ousler, Jr., Howard B. Hillman, William R Metzger, Jr. UNITED WORLD FEDERALISTS Believing that the formation of a World Government with limited powers adequate to prevent war constitutes the only means by which global peace may be preserved, a number of students organized a Student World Federalist chapter at Shady Side in the spring of 1948. Since then the group has met twice a month under the faculty supervision of Mr. Parker Berg to discuss World gov- ernment problems and developments. Members of the group spoke this year at Sewickley High School and Winchester-Thurston and aided students of thc latter school in establishing their own chapter. OFFICERS THOMAS P. WARNER- a,,, - .President JOHN M. LEGGETT ,, O, ..-.Vz'cefPresz'dent ROBERT I. HENDEI .... .. , , .... . Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Arthur Evans, Jr., Alan I. W. Frank, Jack K. Goldman, Milton H. Isay. Jr., Donald E. Knudsen, Alan L. Lefkowitz, Hilary G. Lynch, Malcolm F. Miller, Richard W. Moore, Neill H. Payne, Harry K. Ziel. FISHING CLUB The Fishing Club, a new addition to the extrafcurricular life of the aeadf emy, holds its meetings in Rowe Hall on alternate Sunday evenings. The main activity of the club is instruction in the tying of artificial lures: however, this supplemented with movies, tips, and discussions on Hshing. Planned fishing excursions are also in the curriculum of the club. All senior school students are eligihle for membership. OFFICERS KENNETH E. NILQMANN, JR. President A. ALAN SCOTT Vice-Presidenl EDWIN F. SCHEETZ, JR. Secretary-'lreusurer MEMBERS William B. Conner, William W. Cook, Richard S. Cuda, John W. Free' dette, Jr., Ciraham S. Henderson ll, Edward M. Heppenstall, Reginald S. Koehler Ill, James A. Kuhns, Cirant Morrow, John R. McKee V, William R. Metzger, Jr., William A. Pauley, James G. Pauley, Neill H. Payne, Hiram Walker, Edwin P. Wilson. VARSITY FOOTBALL I-IILARY G. LYNCH ,,,,, ,,,,,,A,,,, ,,,,,,,-,,Captain JAMES S. BECKWITH III ,,,, W., ,,,, Manager DR. EDWARD B. BAKER.. v ,,,-,,Coach NIR. F. WALTER JONES, JR. . ,.,,.,,, -.,,,,,,,As.sl'stant Coach At the start of the '49 season Dr. Baker, coaching his third consecutive year at Shady Side, faced the task of defending an inter- state championship with a handful of inex- perienced midgets. It was impossible to mold a team of champions, but he did build a team which became a credit to both his coaching ability and Shady Side spirit. The Blue and Gold eleven did earn the distinc- tion of winning a football game 58-0, a score unequalled in the last seven years of Shady Side football, and finished a tough season with two wins and six losses. X Dk Pk SSA.: 6- Brentwood: 19 On Saturday night, Septem- ber 25, Shady Side opened their third season under the guidance of Dr. Baker, with a large and speedy Brentwood team. Although after Heymann had scored from the seven yard line to make the score 12-6, the Indians were not able to stop the hard-running Brentwood backs. Even though Shady Side fought with everything they had, they were not able to stem the tide and turn the game into victory. Pk if Sk if S.S.A.: Oiperryz 13 Playing their first home game on Friday, October l, Shady Side lost their second game to Perry High. The Indians, playing very sloppy football, allowed their opponents to score on two long runs: whereas the Blue and Gold offense never started to click. The big Perry line and fast backs seemed to be just too much for our boys to overcome. ek elf ek bk S.S.A.: O-Penn High: 21 Playing again at Shady Side on Friday, October 8, the gridders dropped their third game to one of the best teams which they played all season. A driving rain and cold weather made the going tough all day, but the rugged Penn backs made it even tougher. The Indians played their best game of the season so far with their defense sparkling: but again it was the offensive attack which proved to be our downfall. S.S.A.: 2-University School: 34 Traveling to Cleveland on Saturday, Octo- ber 16, Shady Side met University School, another very strong aggregation. Again it was a frightful day with a strong rain, but this did not seem to hinder U. S. After a slow start, the red and black ran all over Shady Side with the Blue and Gold scoring their only points in the last quarter when Don Foster tackled a U. S. player behind the U. S. goal line. This was the first league game, giving S.S.A. their Hrst defeat and Uni- versity, the champions-to-be, their first vic- tory. Dk 21 Pk all S.S.A.: 7-Western Reserve: 28 Saturday, October 23, saw Western Re- serve playing at Shady Side in the Annual Alumni Homecoming Day game. It was a beautiful day, and a large crowd witnessed the contest. Shady Side tied the game in the second quarter when Phil Heymann Went off- tackle from the six-yard line. Jack Warden added the extra point and it was 7-7 at half- time. In the second half the Reserve power started to Work and before S.S.A. knew what had happened, Reserve had scored three times. This was the Indians second league loss and a bitter one to take. ak lk 41 lk S.S.A.: 58-Washington Twp.: O The S.S.A. gridders won their first victory by swamping Washington Twp. at Shady Side on Friday, October 29. The Red and White offered little or no opposition for the Indians, and almost everyone of our backs scored on almost every play used. After scor- ing the first touchdown in the early minutes, the gridders, filled with fight and spirit, scored as much as they pleased whenever they wished. S.S.A.: 6-Cranbrook: 7 Cranbrook School gave S.S.A. their third league loss at Shady Side on Saturday, No- vember 6. It was a hard game for Shady Side to lose, but a game which could have gone either way. The Blue and Gold offense started off very quickly and pushed the Cranes all over the field. Jim Pangburn gave S.S.A. the lead in the third quarter with a 'ibootleg play from about the five-yard line. The ex- tra point try was missed, but S.S.A. led 6-0. In the fourth quarter the Indians seemed to fold up, and Cranbrook scored on a flat pass from the two, and added the extra point to give them the victory. lk Pk Pk is S.S.A.: 13-Nichols: O In the last game of the season on Saturday, November 13, at Nichols School, Shady Side gained their second win of the year and their first league Win. The weather was terrible with snow, sleet, rain, and plenty of mud. Shady Side had the advantage all through the game with Jim Pangburn scoring on a quarterback sneak and John McCague on a sixty-yard run. This was definitely the best game of the year and a very successful way to end the season. Pk if Pk PK Lettermen: James S. Beckwith III, Man- ager: Wayland W. Bowser, Ralph W. Cad- man II, Robert J. Cooper, John B. L. De- Lacio, D. Donald Foster, Jr., Donald C. Franklin, Robert I. Hendel, Philip B. Hey- mann, Peter C. Hunter, Richard W. Kappel, Karl F. Krieger, Hilary G. Lynch, Captain: John M. B. McCague, Vert Mooney, James E. Pangburn, Harvey E. Ramsey III, Mal- colm W. Reed, Jr., Captain-elect: James S. Roush, Jr., William F. Skinner, Stephen B. Sevensrud, Paul A. Thoma, Beryl E. War- den, Jr., Thomas P. Warner, Richard T. Wentley. VARSITY SOCCER ALLEN O. SMVFH R -RR RR RR RR R . R. .R Captam C. VAUGHN WILSON RR R Manager MR. PARKER BERG R RR Coach MR. WILLARD E. MEAD R RR R Assistant Coach The Shady Side soccer team, led by Captain Al Smith, attained a record of five wins, three losses, and a tie during the 1948 season. Although the Blue and Gold ended in fourth place in the Inter-State Preparatory School League, they were undefeated against city teams. The booters were successful in their first engagement by blanking Connelly Vocational, 2-0. After a l-l tie with Washington Vocational, the soccermen took the return encounter with Con- nelly by a Z-l score. The next game, a l-0 victory over Washington, was very impressive because it marked the first time in over five years that the Vocs had been defeated on their own field by a Shady Side team. Much of the credit for that victory must be given to fullback Bob Munroe, who continually repulsed the offensive threats of the Vocs. ln the first league game the Indians lost to University School by a narrow l-O margin. U. S. scored early in the second quarter, and although Shady Side hammered the goal, they were unable to put the ball through. The Blue and Gold then avenged defeats suffered at the hands of Western Reserve in previous years by handing them TM a 3-l setback. A 7-2 rout of Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf followed, with the Indian reserves playing most of the game. In their last contests the soc- cermen lost to Cranbrook and Nichols by scores of 4-l and 2-l respectively. At the end of the season Captain Smith and Captain-Elect Reed, who was also high scorer, were voted most valuable by their teammates while Bob Munroe attained the honor of being the only member of the squad to make '4All-League. Lertermen: Paul G. Benedum, Jr., Frederick J. Close Ill, Don R. Conner, Roger B. Decker, H. William Isaly. Jr., John M. Leggett, Robert L. Munroe, John M. Rae. David M. Reed, Captain-elect: Robert M. Repp lll, Ronald N. Rosenbach, Richard D. Royston, A. Alan Scott, Allen O. Smith, Captain: James E. Vaux, Jr., David M. Wilkison, C. Vaughn Wilson, Manager. VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY VICTOR J. FIRTH 77 77 77 7777 Captain ROBERT A. GATTER7 7 ., 7 .7 Manager MR. RICHARD H. BRENNEMAN 7 . RRR Coach Under the guidance of its new coach, Mr. Richard H. Brenneman, the Shady Side cross country team showed a marked improvement over last year's winless squad. Starting the season with only two returning lettermen, the har- riers fared better than expected mainly because of the unknown ability of several first year men. Surprisingly enough the lone victorious meet was the sole contest held away from home. Nevertheless, most Shady Siders realize the difficulty of running a two and one-quarter mile course and even admire the squad in its de- feats which can be justified in considerin the ualit d g q y an experience of the opponents. S. S. A. SCHEDULE OPPONENT 28 Mount Lebanon High School c,,t 77 27 3l Brentwood High School ,.,t 77 7 7 77 Z4 22 Carnegie Tech Freshmen 7 7 33 40 New Kensington High School 77 15 Letterman: Russell Clarkson, Jr., Victor J. Firth, Captain: Edward J. Finn, Jr., Robert A. Gatter, Man- ager: Edward Hoopes IH, Captain-elect: J. Lee O'Nan II. l VARSITY BASKETBALL DON R. CONNER , . ,,,, Co-Captain BERYL E. WARDEN .. Co-Captain ALLEN O. SMITH A,,, -. ,,AA .Manager MR. WALTER JONES.. N. ,.,,,,, . ,,,.,,, ,COCICIQ MR. JOHN S. THORPE....-.-., AA.,,,, .-.Assistant Coach The Shady Side Academy basketball team won the Inter-State Preparatory School League Championship and had a season record of 11 wins against 8 losses. In the opener the Indians defeated the Alumni 30-22. The Jonesmen then traveled to Irwin where they were beaten 38-36. Shady Side won the next three games from Shaler, Neville, and Etna by 38-24, 31-18, and 31-25 respec- tively. Playing away, the Indians were defeated by Oakmont, 41-40. A last minute foul shot by Co-captain Conner gave Shady Side a 55-54 victory over W.P.S.D. Springdale journeyed to the Academy to defeat their hosts 33-32. The Jonesmen next defeated West View 55-35, Co-captain Warden scoring 20 points in this encounter. In a return match with Shaler the Indians dropped a 37-30 decision. In the first league game the Jonesmen traveled to Cranbrook to win a 36-25 contest. Central Catholic, the Catholic league champions, defeated 2 the Indians 44-32. The Jonesmen took their second league encounter from Nichols by a 38-28 score, only to be defeated 44-40 by a rugged Perry team. In the closest game of their league season Shady Side defeated Western Reserve 33-31. In their next three games the Indians defeated Allegheny Vocational 45-13 and lost to Linsly and Central Catholic by 49-36 and 49-40 respectively. The climax of the season was the 46-33 victory over University School in the championship game. Lettermen: Don R. Conner, Co-captain: Victor J. Firth, Hilary Ci. Lynch, James E. Pangburn, Allen O. Smith, Manager: John F. Steel, Jr., Paul A. Thoma. Beryl Warden, Co-captain and Captain-elect. VARSITY WRESTLING WAYLAND W. BowsER L .... . ,Captain D. DONALD FOSTER, JR..-..-, L Manager MR. RICHARD H. BRENNEMAN-. .- . c .... .. Coach Coached by Mr. Richard H. Brenneman and captained by Wayland W. Bowser, the Shady Side matmen Hnished one of their most successful seasons in recent years, gaining nine wins while dropping only two and tying one. The tie came at the hands of University School resulting in a draw for Hrst place in the lnter-State Prepartory League competition. The 1948-'49 wrestling season opened strongly on January ll as Shady Side defeated Dormont by a score of 22-15. January 14 saw Shady Side van- quish a weak Shaler High aggregation 32-6. The following two matches on January 18 and 21 fulfilled everyone's highest expectations as the grapplers downed West View 30-8 and Shaler, in a return match, 29-9. After the mid- year exams, Shady Side continued in the win column by defeating Munhall on February 1, 23-15, Cranbrook School, in the team's Hrst league encounter, on February 5, 30-8, and on February 8, Dormont, in a repeat contest. However, as the old saying goes, You can't win 'em all, and on February ll, S.S.A. dropped its first contest to a powerful Farrell team 23-15, The lndians bounced back, though on February 19, in their second league match, and they whipped Western Reserve 27-12. February 22, the matmen suf- fered their second defeat of the season to a previously beaten Munhall aggregation by a score of 14-25. The final encounter of the year March 5, found S.S.A. pitted against a strong University School team for the lnter- State Prep League championship. The contest, a thriller all the way, ended in a 17-17 draw and a two-way tie for the League championship. Lettermen: Wayland W. Bowser, Captain: Richard S. Cuda, D. Donald Foster. Manager: John W. Fredette, Jr., H. William lsaly, Jr., Frederick B. Malvin, David M. Reed, James S. Roush, Jr., Captain-elect: Charles F. Seymour, Hay Walker, George Wehn, Jr. VARSITY BASEBALL JOHN F. STEEL. JR. A,,A..,,A,,A,,,A. A,,. . .,.,,,A,, ,,,A,,A, , Captain JOHN W. FREDETTE, JR. ,,.,, Manager MR. JOHN S. THORPE ,,,O,, ,O,,, ,,,,O,,O,, .Coach MR. F. WALTER JoNEs, JR. - OOOO .Assistant Coach DATE SCHEDULE PLACE April ll- Peabody H. S. ,t L O,OO,OO Home April l3- Shaler H. S. L ,OO,,. . Home April 16- Aspinwall H. S. ,,,7, . H Away April 22- Connelly Voc. H. S., .,OO,O.,. , OO,OO,.,..,,O,, Home April 26- South Hills H. S. t .. . . t ,..,,.,O Home April 30-XW. Reserve Academy, Hudson, O. t ,.,e, Home May 3- Washington Voc. H. S. t . ,Home May 7-9tNichols School, Buffalo, N. Y. .,.. , Away May lO- Schenley H. S. ,,., . A Horne May 13- Shaler H. S. L ..,..,, , ., ,..,,., . ..-,,,-,AWay May 17- Wilkinsburg H. S. , ..., , ,.... . Home May Zl-t University School, Cleveland, O. .,,, .,,,, . Away May 24- Aspinwall H. S. L , ..,, ,,O. Home May 28-yfCranbrook School, Detroit . Home 'klnter-State Preparatory School League. Returning Lettermen: Ralph W. Cadman Il Roger B. Decker, Peter C. Hunter, H. William Isaly J Robert L. Munroe, David M. Reed, William F Skinner John F. Steel, Jr., Captain: Paul A. Thoma. VARSITY TRACK A. ALAN SCOTT-- . D .. .----Caprain RICHARD A. CLAXTON--- ,f,,,, .. .Manager CAPTAIN WILLIAM A. PALMER LLLLL .. LLL..LLLL L,.LL - Coach MR. DONALD H. MILLER LLLLLLLLL .LL, - MR. RICHARD H. BRENNEMAN, LLLLL - DATE April April April May May May May May May May May SCHEDULE -Inter Squad Meet.. .,... . -Shaler H. -Langley H. S. .. 3-Penn Hi - .,,, , 6-Scottdale H. S. 10-Brentwood H. S. ,. , l3-Carrick H. S. . .. l7-Wilkinsburg H. S. L 20-Linsly Military School -. 24- 28-lnterstate Preparatory School Butler H. S. . - Championships-Hudson, Ohio Returning Lettermen: Wayland W. Bowser, Charles M. Christler, Jr., John B. L. DeLacio, Robert I. Hendel, Edward Hoopes III, William M. Hutchison, Jr., Edward A. Irvin, Richard W. Kappel, Henry W. Kipp, Donald E. Knudsen, Karl F. Krieger, Hilary G. Lynch, John M. B. McCague, John M. McElravey, Vert Mooney, A. Alan Scott, Captain: Allen O. Smith, James E. Vaux, Jr., Thomas P. Warner, Harry K. Ziel. Assistant Coach ,.....Assz'stant Coach PLACE . ,,..., Home Home Home Home L . Home Home Home ., Home L Home . Home VARSITY TENNIS JOHN E. BROWNELL, JR-, V-. W.. -WW ,,,, -Y ,W .Captain W. JAMES MORTON... .... Manager MR. PARKER BERG . .. R,.R . .. Coach DATE SCHEDULE PLACE April Crafton H. S. .. . L .. Home April St. James School, Maryland-.. .Away April Edgewood H. S. ., .. , Away April ASW. Reserve Academy, Hudson, O .... ,-.,.,,.-.Home May Mt. Lebanon H. S. L .,,, ., U, N Away May YNichols School, Buffalo, N, Ya.. . e,.Away May Edgewood H. S. ., Home May Central Catholic H. S., ..... ..,.. .,.,.Home May Mt. Lebanon H. S. -. . ,.,..,.,, .,.e., , L Home May XUniversity School, Cleveland, O. . .Away May Wilkinsburg H. S.- , .,..., ., .,,.,,,, Away May TY Cranbrook School, Detroit e.,,, ....,,.. H ome Relurnirzg Letterrnen: Frederick G. Bannerot lll Paul Ci. Benedum, Jr., John E. Brownell, Jr., Captain George F. Kesel, Beryl E. Warden, Jr. if Inter-Stale Preparatory School League. VARSITY GOLF ALAN L. LE11Kow1Tz . . Captain RoNA1-n N. RosENBAftH MR. WALTER D. WILKISON MR. ROBERT D. ABRRciRoMBiE DATE April April May May May May May May May May 26 29 Z 61 SCHEDULE -Butler H. S. -Wilkinsburg H. S. HWest View H. S. Plum Township H. S. 9-Har Brack H. S. . l3+Butler H. S. l7-Wilkinsburg H. S. 20-West View H. S. 23- 25- Penn H. S. Plum Township H. S. Relurnfrzg Leflcrmvn: Alan l.. Lefkowitz, William G. lVlclVloil, Ronald N. Rosenbach. Captain. Manager Coach Assistant Coach PLACE Away Away Home Home Home . Home Home Away .. . Home Away JUNIOR vARslTY FooTBALL MLWW Mr, L2'Y1Mnifx,. f- LXLILTMMJ ,. -f R R ,, 0 P X any R, X204-, ltJfi.Ut4E:y,f C I'-:'5K!2,5 -A A'1tjl..f..x.ll.: Kilim ' H-'C-!?7G,,fZ,' -f jAfLr5.s,,x2, -f J 1 4,44 N. I fg,Xj,1 ,. A Dmxlfmw E57l-.mcm -b Hn 11'-1 fffv -- fQ::'m4rio1utA -- fm5'!,xr.!w- M- ifI.,1-,Q-Muff -- ff , Hmlff-'Lf JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER RESERVE BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT SOCCER LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL LIGHTWEIGHT BASEBALL JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT TRACK JUNIOR FOOTBALL JUNIOR BASKETBALL JUNIOR WRESTLING JUNIOR BASEBALL JUTETDLQITSCPLTXQQH 1 X f s X ERWIN WARREN COLE, AB. Cortland Normal School: Cornell University: University of Pittsburgh HEADMASTER CLAUDE H. HUBBARD, A.B, An'1llQfSl'1 Harvard School of Physical Education: lVl.Ed, University of Pittsburgh. Fifth Form, Drrertor of fllhlelzvcs. RIFIIARD J BEAFHAM BS Sli er l-UfiIl.I-Ii I.. LOGAN, A, B. Pennsyl vania College for Women. IIIVFSI Form. JOSEPH A. FPHORNTON, BS. Vwfest Chest.r State Teachers College: lVl.llcl. Univcrsity of Pttsburgh. Renwdiul Reading and l,z'1c'r'uture. , . . . , . pp y MAY WILI.IAMS. 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Dependable service-trustworthy advice- quality merchandise. Athletic Equipment and Supplies BASEBALL - FOOTBALL BASKETBALL - TENNIS G60 Hunting Supplies -- Fishing Tackles Sportswear W. S. BROWN 519 wooD STREET We Call for and Deliver ATLANTIC 7543 The Oldest Sporting Goods House West of the Allegheny FOR GOOD FOOD AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY COME TO STEVENSON-CHISLETT, INC. 'THE GROCERY CORNER' Center and Highland Avenues BARTH School of Dancing Compliments H. F. B. 937 939 LIBERTY AVENUE PITTSBURGH ATI 1632 The T001 Steel Gear AND Pinion Company GRANT BUILDING PITTSBURGH HENRY KREILING B. M. 0'HANLAN 32 SONS CO- OPTICIAN Choice Fresh and Smoked Meats Our Telephone Numbers Are: Hlland 2980-2982 Hlland 2981 V O P Y O 5 Sea U T L E FO0dS 'Ig 2050 JENKINS ARCADE S Y , PITTSBURGH, PA 50 YEARS 50 YEARS Pittsburgh's Foremost Advertising Calendar and Specialty H ouse Harry K. Voelp, Inc. HARRY K. VOELP, S.S.A.. '25 BUSINESS PROMOTING CALENDARS GOODWILL GIFT SPECIALTIES Effective Friendly Reminders of Your Product or Service 134 FOURTH AVE., ' PITTSBURGH 22, PA. Phone COurt 4669 C pl of R. MUNROE 81 SONS MANUFACTURING COMPANY VH-923869 Specializing in REPAIR 8: MANUFACTURE OF BOILERS AND TANKS of PHTSBURGH SCREWf AND BOLT COMPANY ISALY'S 'sgagzgf15sgsggg:gfxzfs:ifz2sf?EEs:s2 25:2ififiiiifiii2E2522252522252i252i2i2E251E2a:Esa25252:'EfiEIE5512Q15555issiiiiiiigflgfzgii' ' if5252i2i?iii?22iiE2E2EE5fi:Ifi555 ' fi ffaf ' bfi? 535515530 :5555f?? :'lI I if I Q :i: 2 fri mi : iiii f ' ' I - ' A A. ,. ICE CREAM and DAIRY PRODUCTS Sidney Heymann Agency INSURANCE 407 ARROTT BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. EXpress 0700 Service Beyond the Contract Compliments HARDY AND HAYES COMPANY WOOD id OLIVER PITTSBURGH Compliments GARGOYLE SOCIETY Compliments of A Friend a phone call will get you the best PRINTING SERVICE IN TOWN Gaz! Zmpma moo QUALITY 1900 sznvlc I5 Rea! 8 eamyzawuf PRINTING ' BINDING 0 PHDTU OFFSET 925 LIBERTY AVE PITTSBURGH 22, PENNA. D. D. FOSTER COMPANY Process Equipment Q2 412 PEOPLES GAS BUILDING PITTSBURGH C193 PA Compliments of American Wholesale Merchandise Co. Manufacturers Representatives 630 FIFTH AVENUE COMMUNITY MARKET W. A. HALL Meats 0 Groceries 0 Produce 319 SOUTH LANG AVE. PRIVATE EXCHANGE FRemont 1200 , A Lifetime of Service Compliments for the f YOUNG MAN GRADUATE o 'QD THE FRENCH DEPARTMENT W. W. WATTLES 8: SONS C0 517 WOOD STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. Meadow Q2 ld fb If, e 12 'fl W -SEHK? 'M3 9ld f-+f..,,.l 55 M- - F MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM MILK DAIRY PRQDUCTS N45 Eva MEADOW GGLD DAIRIES, INC 126 DENNISTON AVENUE PITTSBURGH PA MUSIC NEWS Q: A R A WI S R 680 ON YOUR DIAL BUTLER PENNSYLVANIA Q2 SPORTS FEATURES IRON CITY TIRE S A FETY 8a REPAIR CO. Driving School, Inc Wholesale and Retail Lea D I C ly We Call at Y H 5868 BAUM BLVD , Greater Pxttsburgh EAST LIBERTY SC. 1829 G dy D b CALL DAY on NIGHT Compliments BERMAN BROTHERS O TAILORS IMPORTERS Compliments Compliments Of of TOMMY CARLYN BILL GREENS 8 HIS ORCHESTRA Music for Every Occasion ROUTE 51 1 ,f1, , U 11: - ' , ' liliia 5' , d f' for 117 Years In the Jewelry Industry 10 'agua ,QWW L , fgyv rr 1155? Q- 3 935' Q 535' Q' R521 .W . .3 pw. JOHN M. ROBERTS 8c SONS CO. wooo STREET at DIAMOND Compliments of MARION GOAL 81 SUPPLY COMPANY 405 JONES LAW BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. C pl 'ments f THE DEITCH C0 SHARPSBURG, PA. Compliments of I PITTSBURGH BAG 8: BURLAP CO. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS A Sound Llfe Insurance Program for a Young Man IS the Keystone of H1s Future Financial Success. THE MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE JOHN E. BROWNELL, C.L.U., MANAGER 1 714 CLARK BUILDING PITTSBURGH PENNA. C I of FULLER LABEL 61 BCX CQMPANY 0 Coal is a mineral that has been formed in the earth by the decaying of plants, trees, ferns and other vegetation throughout the ages. There are commercial Bituminous coal deposits in thirty-two states of the United States extending from Pennsylvania in the East to Washington in the West and these coals are divided into several classifications, such was Semi-Bituminous, Bituminous. Sub-Bituminous and Lignite. Geologists estimate the coal reserves of the United States to exceed three trillion five hundred billion tons, not all of which. of course. can be economically recovered, but the estimate of recoverable coal based on the present annual rate of consumption should be sufficient to last two thousand years. HILLMAN OAL 81 COKE COMPANY GRANT BLDG. PITTSBURGH 19, PA THE McKAY COMPANY PITTSBURGH 22, PENNA. C McKay Tire Chains McKay Commercial Chains McKay Arc Welding Electrodes Joseph Woodwell Co. BLVD. OF THE ALLIES '25 WOOD ST. PITTSBURGH 22, PA. Wholesale Distributors of Industrial Equipment, Hardware, Toys, Sporting Goods, Paint, Major Appliances, Refrifgeration and Air Conditioning Supplies, Automotive Supplies 25 Equipment. SIMPSON CLOTHES New in Style, Quality and Tailored Especially For You. Over 600 Pat- terns Now on Display in Our New Show Room, 3rd Floor, Buhl Bldg., 204 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. V Call George J. Wright, Representative Office Phone, AT. 2144 Residence, LI 3818 Compliments Conroy - Prugh Glass Co. 1430 WESTERN AVE. PITTSBURGH, PA. FAirfax 1 710 Compliments Compliments of of State Mutual Life Insurance Co. SARGON WORCESTER, MASS. SOCIETY G. Harold Moore GENERAL AGENT DEMMLER BROTHERS COMPANY ' WHOLESALE - DISTRIBUTORS SERVING SHEET METAL, ROOFING and HEATING CONTRACTORS SINCE 1861 100-108 ROSS STREET PITTSBURGH 19, PA. Phone: COurt 2170 of SOUTHWEST STEEL CCRP DICK'S MARKET RICHARD MATUSZESKFS SONS C PGULTRY and EGGS N'-1 If-14 s X13 'Y' 1 4,5111 SWG Q -A ge NN, N XX x!llN'flldl W W2?'5fff1r.: 1 :W al-M X3-'11vfXS. 11' 1 13' 4. Qwxxxw: I4 ,Mu V,-117 -. 9'-'M 'xx ,Uv P3 N -+-vu ' ' .1 . if 4. ,ii -Q. 1 Q ' L'E'v,1,1E.m ' , a -klxzeyf '- A F' -. 9:5 5 31, fig? E fkF, F . JA V552 f lp M .4 1: 'X' Tx K , X X. PRX,-A' , X., J, grxqf. if -- 1911 - 13 PENN AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. Phone AT1antic 4008 Compliments f COMPLIMENTS O Northumberland OF Pharmacy A W. A. CARGO Pharmacist FRIEND 5872 Northumberland St. Pittsburgh, Pa. Phone HAzel 1869 ACHESON MANUFACTURING COMPANY RANKIN, PENNSYLVANIA SOLDER FITTINGS FLARED TUBE FITTINGS SCREWED BRASS PIPE FITTINGS FLANGED BRASS PIPE FITTINGS BRASS and COPPER PIPE NIPPLES MANSFIELD BALLCOCKS MANSFIELD BALLCOCK PARTS LUDWIG HOMMEL 61 C0 SQL! 'Ui HL-I-Q ORN AIVIENTAL WO RKS IRO 2428 P EST LIBERTY AVENUE ITTSBURGH 26, PA. DELACIO BROTHERS A '1:..,, A-E ' f 'x --. XX y, ...mf ' X, , , . Y .u-nz. Q V :L 'I if A: . l J .L . 3, 1' liz. 1' ' f H T : x 2. . ,, -.4 -.-.- au, 2 e 3 R , E '-'l I 6 ! Souvn Hu.Ls. .1 . . FL . 3 ' ' Onnnzuvu. Inova Walks G V ' svnucvunn srznuuuun nnnncnons ' , , llllll 3' V 2 E ' N nun 'N . T i mme E-J-i -J i Mi- 2 2 Vp ' . V 5 5 Q3-'E i e i : 5 ' il 7 L f - Z , . 1 H -fy H- j,,g,L: I5 I Our Progress Is the Result of Proved Leadership in Dealing' NO 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 Peha's Food Market Quality and Service Also DISTRIBUTOR OF LOCAL AND OUT-OF-TOWN BEER 937 MELLON STREET EAST END PITTSBURGH 6, PA. Just Call . . . MONTROSE 8455 - 8456 Ask For . . . P E C K WE HAVE Delivery Service Six Days A Week John Barkley, Inc. QW Distinctive Men's Wear WILLIAM PENN HOTEL PITTSBURGH 30, PA. Shadyside Electric SALES ERVICE Television Refrigerators Washers Records Radios Dishwashers Garbage Disposals 5500 WALNUT ST. MA. 4960 Th0mpson's Flowers 'ae 3909 FORBES STREET PITTSBURGH 13, PENNA. SChenley 6000 CHURCHILL 9558 Compliments of FRICK PARK WIGGINS MARKET E530 7103 REYNOLDS STREET SERVICE PITTSBURGH 8, PA, BEECHWOOD BLVD. LOUIS G. FUCHS, Proptieto WILKINS AVE. Compliments of . B. C. H. W. Isaly ,... ...,,, .A. President R. T. Wentley ................ Vice President A. O. Smith ......... ...,,.. S ecretary D. D. Foster ........ ......... T reasurer D. R. Conner R. L. Monroe H. E. Ramsey V. Mooney K. F. Krieger R. J. Cooper W. W. Bowser R. I. Hendel J. E. Vaux H. G. Lynch A. A. Scott C. F. Seymour J. E. Pangburn North Sider Buick Company 100 W. STOCKTON AVE. Phone FAirfax 7800 N. S., PITTSBURGH 12 Rosenblum Furs, Inc Pittsburgh's Oldest Fur House PENNA. 127 S. HIGHLAND AVE. PITTSBURGH LARRIMOIVS CLOTHIERS Greetings F From Fitting and Proper a Friend HARRY SLESINGER I 434 Oliver Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. LARRY MORRIS Union Trust Building Phone GRant 3188 REYNOLDS ALLIED MARKET DISTRIBUTORS 6741 REYNOLDS STREET A PITTSBURGH 6, PA. Free Delivery MONTROSE PITTSBURGH, I 3651 13652 PENNSYLVANIA C0 'P'f 'e 'S Walnut Cleaning of Barnes Sz Company Certified Public Accountants 1706 CLARK BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. 86 Tailoring Co. 5427 WALNUT STREET PITTSBURGH 6, PA. Phone MA 7174 LWil1iams and Company, Inc 901 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. PITTSBURGH 12, PA. LARGE WAREHOUSE CONTAINS STOCKS BOILER TUBES, SHELBY TUBING, BRASS, ALUMINUM, STAINLESS STEEL, NICKEL, MONEL METAL, WELDING WIRE, ETC. W E S T ' S REAL ESTATE ALL OVER THE NATION WEST REALTY CO. WEST'S FARM AGENCY 2728 MURRAY AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. Tel. JAckson 1234 ASPINWALL BUSINESS ASSOCIATES Artzberger Aspinwall Garage Aspinwall Hardware Company Brilliant Market E. C. Beck-Grocery Commonwealth Trust Co. of Pittsburgh-Asp. Branch Cimino's Barbershop Erwin's Brilliant Pharmacy Fleming, Robert D.-State Representative Fox Chapel Real Estate Company Freeman, E. I-I., Jr.,-Real Estate 8 Insurance Grassell's Esso Servicenter Henninger Funeral Home Humes Brothers, Inc. Jack Keefe CDodgeD Loop Sandwich Shop C. R. McCaiferty-Meats Moore Funeral Home McNally's Bakery Otto's Orthopedic Shoe Repair Prager's Auto Repairing Studebaker-H. G. Semple Sunoco Service Station DUNN-SCOTT CO. GUILD OPTICIANS A SERVICE OUTSTANDING IN PITTSBURGH Xl Downtown Office JENKINS ARCADE Suite 4047-Fourth Floor GRant 0878 Scbenley Office PHYSICIANS BUILDING 121 University Place MAyHower 5 24 Z PITTSBURGH Compliments of PITTSBURGH GAGE AND SUPPLY C0 0 HEARTY The Colonial Trust Comp y CON GRA TULA TI ON S Congratulates You the to the Successful Completion GRADUATING Of YOUI Academic CLASS Work. THE COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY Compliments of Keystone Nletal Co. PITTSBURGH, PA. 'He APEX TRIANGLE E. C. BECK MARKET Groceries, Fruits 8' Vegetables 0:0 304 CENTER AVENUE 5512 WALNUT STREET ASPINWALL, PA. SHADYSIDE Phone SChenley 7828 C. 8: W. ZIEGLER, INC. Wholesale Purveyors of Quality Meats, Poultry, Frosted Goods 108-110 BLVD. OF ALLIES PITTSBURGH 22, PA. Navarro Corporation DOMINIC NAVARRO, President BUILDERS OF SCHOOLS, THEATRES APARTMENTS, HOUSING DEVELOP MENTS, INDUSTRIAL AND COMMER I CIAL BUILDINGS 6219-6221 BROAD STREET PITTSBURGH. PA. Hlland 4970 U' W:i l EJ - - -- and every good wish for success to the Shady Side Academy Graduating Class. FARMERS DEPOSIT NATIONAL BANK PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Behind the Enduring Institution - Successful Customers MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION IN BUSINESS FOR A QUARTER OF A CENTURY U D A' CREDIT JEWELRY COMPANY 3352 Diamonds - Watches ' .lewelry Silverware 430 MARKET STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. Telephone COur1' 6142-3 beauty wifh service-- Beauty need not he fragile. Too often people who are considering carpets just want something serviceable, We dis- tribute through retail dealers a complete line of Mohawk carpet, famous for its distinctive color and design, which com- bines eye-appeal and durability. Mohawk is the only Mill that makes all weaves so Mohawk has the right fabric for your next recarpeting job. Wholesale Distributors GEO-WEHN- -C0 I I PITTSBURGH, PENNA. SHADY AVENUE PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Q09 527 SHADY AVENUE AT KENTUCKY PITTSBURGH, PA. Phone: MOntr0se 5556 SHADY SIDE MARKET SAM R. Sc CHARLES CATANESE QUALITY Foons 'SOQ Fresh Fruits and Meats Full Line of Groceries 'QOQ We DELIVER An Invitation To Western Pennsylvanians W'l1en you select the Union National Bank of Pittsburgh as your own bank, you are definitely assured of these advantagesg complete facilities to meet your needs, whether in connection with banking matters or trust service, courteous treatment, and efficient attention to your financial affairs. We invite you to make the Union Nationali' your banking home. 'QfO'Qf UNION NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURGH WOOD STREET AND FOURTH AVENUE Member Federal Reserve Systemflllelnber Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Greetings T h Graduating Class and Stude B dy of Shady Side Academy THE PEOPLES NATURAL GAS COMPANY Complimenfs of G. N. MORROW COIVIPLIMEN TS OF Piffsburgh Consolidation Cool Co KOPPERS BUILDING D PITTSBURGH, PA. sos Quality Bituminous Coal Since 1864,' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 WILSON COMPANY C pl 'ments C mpliments of of CYRIL'S 0RR'S BARBER SHOP FLOWER SHOP YRIL cosc: ' of 5968 BAUM BOULEVARD PITTSBURGH, PA SHADY SIDE STANLEY'S C P' f HOSIERY ff SCHILLER'S INTIMATE APPAREL 5824 FORBES STREET SHADY SIDE S DRUG STORE Phono: ST4-rling 0133 ELLIOT'S Aspinwull Hardware Co. Harflwarrf, Svmls, l,a1,4'n Fvrtilizvr 3 lilevtric-al fXppIium'm-s and Supplic-s House- Furnishing Goods Irllllllllt-'TS' and liuildvrs' Supplivs 5 Sill-3-17 IfRlilil'0RT AVICNUIC ASl'INW.-XI,l, IS, IU.. Thank you for your Patronagc W 0l rlClANs AND fjl l'lCAl, Svrvivf' That Salisfirfs Forty Years on Sixth Strvvl 3. I'I'l'TSH URGNH, PA. Eslalrlishm-41 1900 Thr' Hvst Plan' To Shop For Your Hes! Cirfs Gift . . I liltsburgh's Largosl Fashion Spvvially' Starr' LIBERTY at OLIVER - Arrlantic 6200 ' A RUT Y Serves Industry In Plani Design, Consfruciion, For more Ihan 40 years The Rusi' Engineering Company has served American lndusiry in de- sign and consirucfion. Hs ac'I'iviI'ies foday em- brace boih process chemical and plani design as well as all phases of indusirial consI'ruc+ion. In addiiion Io compleie planis Rusi also designs and cons+ruc+s such auxiliaries as power planis, siorage silos, indusirial wasie Ireafmeni and dis- posal facilifies, chimneys, meiallurgical furnaces, insfalls machinery, does all fypes of concreie work, reiracfory brick work, and plan'I' recondi- iioning. S+aFFed by experienced engineers and skilled field personnel, Rusf aHracI's as clienis an increasing number of Ihe na+ion's leading iirms from coasi Io coasi. Vfhen Ihinking oi expanding or modernizing your plani ii' will pay you Iolinvesfigaie, wiihoui obli- gafion, Ihe economical Rusf confracf which pro- v.des single responsibilify for all phases of Ihe work. Moclernizafion l :gr- Meiallurgical Planfs im-fini 5 ll s Power and Healing Planfs ,sy 'li mi ll 1, , gig .I I rim Chemical Planis I I E,-II Pulp and Paper Mills THE RUST HISLINGEERING COMPANY A , 575' XTH AVE. A PITTSBRGH I9 PA BIRMINGHAM, ALA. WASHINGTON, D. C. NEW YORK N Y x , 'P if THE GEO. MEYER CO. Bowling and Billiards Supplies and Equipment 3 6'Everything for Billiard and Revreation Roomn 3' 1 WOOD STREET PITTSBURGH 22, PA. COurt 1323 SOFT DRINKS AND ICE CREAM DESSERTS T Young People W elcomed 3' JOYCE MCCLEMENTS PENN AND SHADY SCHENLEY APARTMENT SEE THE NEW 1949 AMERICAN BEAUTY QfOQf ROYAL BEDDING COMPANY BUFFALO z PITTSBURGH ff 5 I Q C '- - Q romvv CONSTRUCTION, INDUSTRIAL and HEAVY EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT BEGKWITH MACHINERY COMPANY 6550 Hamilton Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. BRADFORD, PA. CLEARFIELD. PA. BELMONT, OHIO IF... Beauty is only skin deep, may we recommend you trust yours to our specialists? 3' HOUSE OF BEAUTY 5874K FORBES STREET SQUIRREL HILL Phone: JA 9774 SMOKER'S ARTICLES TOM LEES Fine Cigars T 1211 FARMERS BANK BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. Phone: ATlantic 7530 Conte Equipment Corporation Construction Equipment QEOQ BRUSHTON AVENUE AT THOMAS BOULEVARD A PITTSBURGH 21, PA. PEnhurst 6400 Complimenfs of fhe Cathedral Mansions youtlz ,nut lcnew wlzat age woulcl crav Many!s the penny tlzat youth would sa COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH 312 FOURTH AVENUE SPINWALI. CKEES R 'N 'N 50 ,3- S V3 v? 2 E 'Q 'Q 'IQ 'Q Q, o have tO id SSa shua Reynolds, i Jo artist, Sir at The gre his ed mix he hat hw wit ed when ask ly D- cv s-. .2 .-CI 4-3 as 'U GS E paints to achieve such perfect colors. imagina tion. We call it It ! SS UCCC treasury of s C th to key C th Imagination is It harnesses cosmic energy. It converts splits the atom. for use in agri- a lump of common coal into chemicals medicine. and dustry culture, in is chemically com- resources , natural Coal, like all en burned as a fuel the only benefit derived posed. a chamber from if carbonized in from it is heat. But, rted into coke, VC which air is excluded, coal can be con tS ponen COl'1'1 these of tar. Some and onia, IDIT1 gas, oils, a further subdivided into an almost endless can be still variety of other chemicals. Our modern coal-chemical plant, which makes this amaz- first ! imagined be possible, had to amorphosis Ct ITI Hg i McKELVY 81 CCMPANY IJNION TRUST BUILDING PITTSBURGH Q04 if, Munzbvrs NEW, YORK STOCK I-IXCHANGH PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE NEW' YORK CURB 1'Ass0ciateI Phone: GRant 8700 Dasignvrs and Builders Of Modern Industrial Furnaces 454749 PITTSBURGH. PA. :s2?E22f5Zi2?25f?EE5i252i:EIEfE2.12222 521viii-Q555E:iEE:gf,1525iQ5iEgEg:Egfi:fiafeiiisifiiifiisff:5242155:5552555525ii55555555552525525552525255ESEEEEEEESEEEEESEEEEEEES 215555555555552555555EQEQEQEQEEESESESESEIESQ2i:5:ifz2ii5.i25f5Eg251555555525155555EEEQEQEEESESESEEEEES5225225255225-555552,Zgigzig-gig fiflgigigsfiiiiiff ,. f. ..-., ...... .....,. .-.g+:.:.- --,i1,1::5:1:g:1:g,I:335.1.g.1.1.:4,::I:,:::5:z::::::2::1::,:,z:::1,:5:11g:z,g5.1.:.5.g.:.:.::g:g:::::::3g::: s s rs z s is : i : :: 1f :S2E:s5isg: s . 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T555 ' -- -- Tri-State Headquarters C Zz 5, i Cruisers - Runclbouts Utility Boats MOTOR BOAT SALES 6101 BROAD STREET AT SHERIDAN PITTSBURGH ' EMERSON 7900 me NEW JoHNsoN QD I , GEAR smrr ouraomzo morons A new kind of outboard motor-entirely different in design, in performance. Packs the wallop of ten full horsepowerlak And it trolls' 40 great features includ- ing Gear Shift Control You've got to see it to believe lt. MOTQR BCAT SALES 6101 BROAD STREET AT SHERIDAN PITTSBURGH ' EMERSON 7900 CHARLES E. BECK COMPANY Designers and Decorators 521 WOOD STREET ATlanti0 5797 WEST ELIZABETH LUMBER CO. Construction and Industrial Lumber sos When It's Lumber, Call Our Number At 2450-1 Elizabeth 250-1 WEST ELIZABETH, PA. PittsburglEQ1QJtdoorAdv Q in if F ffercci with confidence to motorists oi discrimination Q it , F, THE WORLD'S FINEST MOTOR OIL -6'-L ........l..... FABCO PRODUCTS 0 CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS 0 Bar Joists, Steel QCecoj Casement Windows, Wood fPellaj Closure Strips for corrugated sheetsdasphalt and rubber types Corrugated asbestos cement roofing and siding 1lAsbestonej Doors, industrial type steel QWOrldJ Doors, rolling, aluminum fAcef! Doors, rolling, steel 4iCahillj Doors, hangar, canopy, lift and sliding fFlemingJ Grating, steel, electroforged flieliancel Louvres, fixed and operating, all metals Paving expansion joint, asphalt, fibre, tongue and groove lsealtitej Rollscreens Sheet metal fabrication to order, all metals, also stainless steel and aluminum Ventilators, roof, ridge, gravity, power fans, revolving QBurtj Windows, steel, all types fCecoj o SPECIALTY PRODUCTS o Asphalt composition board Bulletin boards fDuroniJ Duron hardboard, fabricated Insulated containers, waterproof Masonite, fabricated Molded and extruded asphalts Packing list envelope protectors Valve flange protectors FABRICATED PRODUCTS CO. Office-PITTSBURGH, PA. 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Never in all history has there been such a need for 'QYouth to lead the way for a better world. Never has there been such opportunities for the young men who know how to think and how to act. Your days at Shadyside were intended to be the source of the fundamentals of worldly wisdom. May your college days provide the hfollow-throughf, Life Insurance is A Wise lnvesfmenf . . . AETNA LIFE INSURANCE Co. Chase 81 Company General Agents CHAMBER OF COMMERCE B INC, PITTSBURGH 19, PA. YOURS TO PLAY AND ENJOY TODAY I o 9 A it X 3 'F'N ,-..,. ..... .., f N FRANZ LrszT, immortal teacher and concert genius of the last century, LJ, ' T'j1f'f V- QE V praised this American instrument V as ffhis glorious chickeringxyusr as ii ff Liszt proclaimed the Chickering V' ' V' 7 7 ' of his day, you will proclaim its M W 1' 1 modern countcrpart...the Hnest piano ff 1 Gffmdf and W pl in Chickering's 125-year history! i , nm! J-Ulm .to i .K - i harmonzze with if ai Lf E vour modem or 87 Easy Budget Terms Y' periadfurnilure. HOFFMAN'S 537 WOOD STREET MASOND HAMLIN-GULBRANSEN '65 STECK PIANOS MINTHALL-ESTEYEELECTRONTIC ORGANS 514-95 Dark Brown Calf Triple Sole Wing Tip BRUCE URPHY SHOES 525 WOOD STREET. CORNER OLIVER AVENUE WORK 81 WIMER 'QOQ FOX CHAPEL AND FREEPORT ROADS THE SECRET of FlNANClAL SUCCESS WIIAIJTH, like a tree, grows from a tiny seed. The first penny YOU save is the seed from which YOUR tree of wealth will grow. The sooner you plant the seed and the more faith- fully you nourish and water that tree with consistent savings, the sooner you can bask in contentment beneath its shade. THE KEY A Part of All you Earn is Yours to Keepu- It should not he less than a tenth, no matter how little you earn. Arrange your other expenditures to do this, if necessary, BUT PAY YOURSELF FIRST, and put it away where the miracle of compound interest will work for you. Life Insurance Can Help You Sur-reed Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company Charles W. Hall, General Agent and Associates 1511 OLIVER BUILDING Phone: A'I'lantic 3375 FLORENCE FISHER PARRY and her associates in every department of The Parry Studio wish to express their appreciation for the splendid cooperation they received from not only those responsible for the Shady Side Academian, but the entire student body of Shady Side Academy, without whose fine assistance The Parry Studio could not have obtained the results herein recorded. Since The Parry Studio first undertook to render' this photographic service to the Shady Side Academy nearly 25 years ago, it has preserved, intact, its complete file of negatives of faculty and students. This provides a unique photographic record of a quarter of a century of Shady Side Academy,s eventful history. C09 The Parry Studio 610 SMITHFIELD STREET PITTSBURGH, PA. th FUR THE I YEAR 3 w K ' ff , M f Q, K , K W , X A by 3 N i 5 . s X W . 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