Allderdice High School - Allderdice Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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ZJiCdfi0IZ N -lune, 1945, Dr. Earl A. Dimmick was appointed Super- intendent of Pittsburgh Public Schools. The students of the schools of Pittsburgh were indeed fortunate to have received a man of Dr. Dimmick's experience and ability. In the time in which he has served our city, his efforts have won for him the respect and admiration of the entire school system. Dr. Dimmick, born in Bingen, Pennsylvania, received his 1-X.B. at Albright College, and his master's and doctor's degrees at the University of Pittsburgh. He began his teaching career at Philipsburg, Pa., in 1916, as a teacher of mathematics. In 1920 he came to Pittsburgh as a teacher of mathematics at Duquesne. Later, in addition to his duties as a teacheri he served as director of special curriculum assignmentsg and in 1931, Dr. Dimmick became principal of Osceola, Shakespeare, and Swisshelm ele- mentary schools. In 1938 he was appointed associate superin- tendent of elementary education, and in 1945 as Superintendent of Pittsburgh Public Schools. lt is in sincere respect and gratitude for the many fine deeds and services that he has rendered that we proudly dedi- cate our yearbook to Dr. Dimmick. and express our deepest wishes for continued success. DR. EARL A. DIMMICK