Shady Side Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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I L t Dedication W..- W c I ARTHUR H. MANN GEORGE L. F OLLANSBEE This year Mr. George L. F ollanshee and Mr. Arthur H. Mann complete twenty-one collective years of unselfish service towards the Academy. A graduate of Shady Side and Princeton, Mr. Follanshee became the leader of Shady Side in 1953. Showing his true friendship almost immediately, he became very popular and trusted among the students and faculty alike. His efforts to make a better Academy were clearly shown with the installa- tion of new facilities. A new extension to the Junior School and the entire Middle School also became realities under his administration. But even with all of this expandng on his mind, he always had time to talk to any boy who needed help. Typified by his deep sincerity and his always smiling face, Shady Side can only feel sorry for losing such a true friend. After coming to Shady Side Academy in 1956, Mr. Mann immediately made an impression of getting his work done. His job seemed a simple matter but was deceptively hard: get every Senior into college. On many occasions a boy at Shady Side would see Mr. Mann talking to a boy who had on an unusually worried expression. But it seemed that always by graduation, this boy and the rest of his class had happy smiles on their faces. Head of ad- missions into college and English teacher at Shady Side, Mr. Mann commanded a high post of responsibility in his nine years at the Academy and deserves the respect of all who knew him. Because lVIr. Follanshee started Shady Side the same year as did the class of 1965, there became a fond tie be- tween the two. Both the class and Mr. Follanshee worked well together, but with Mr. Follanshee usually doing the explaining to the faculty. And as a small token of our deep appreciation for what he and Mr. Mann have done for us, we the class of 1965 dedicate to Arthur H. Mann and especially to George L. Follanshee, the Acade- mian for 1965.

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