Shady Side Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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After devoting nearly forty years of his life to Shady Side Academy, Mr. Charles P. Shriver is retiring from teaching this year to enter a new career in business. Mr. Shriver, a graduate of Franklin and Marshall College in l9l5, completed his service in World War l and a period of teaching at Home- stead High before joining the faculty at Shady Side Academy in l9l8. The Academy was then located at the corner of Morewood and Ellsworth Avenues. Mr. Shriver played an important role in the transi- tional period when the Academy was moved to its present site. ln the early years he assumed the responsibilities of Director of Admissions and for twenty years he has sustained an important cam- pus institution, the Tuck Shop. For many years Mr. Shriver took boys on spring vacation junkets to Bermuda and during the summer he shepherded groups to South America and to the West Coast. Eighteen summers were spent directing a boys' camp in New Hampshire. Mr. Shriver will now en- ter a full time association in business with one of his former pupils, Mr. Stanley Hahn, '35, in the Hahn Furniture Company. The class of i957 wishes to dedicate this Academian to Mr. Charles P. Shriver and to Mr. J. Harold Sample who, with their aggregate of 70 years of teaching at this school, are, in a large measure, responsible for the academic standards and fine reputation of the Shady Side Academy of l957. Admired and respected by two generations of stu- dents, Mr. J. Harold Sample announced his retire- ment this year. After serving as an Ensign in World War l, Mr. Sample taught at Phillips Andover and at Milton before coming to Shady Side Academy in l926. Having completed his undergraduate work at Yale in l9l3, Mr. Sample then acquired his MA in history at Harvard. Here through the years Mr. Sample has been associated with most of the activi- ties of the school. He has directed the Shady Side Academy Summer School since l945. His avid in- terest in books has led to the creation of an im- pressive home library of select volumes in the his- tory, biography, and mathematics areas. Mr. Sam- ple's quiet humor and immaculate presence have lent this campus added dignity and his effective teaching will long be remembered here. He will not retire from teaching entirely as he plans to continue his association with the Carnegie Tech Evening School where he has been a member of the faculty for twenty-one years. 4