Allderdice High School - Allderdice Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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5 1 'f' .gif- l . . ,, . I 'il -wma- Foreword Members of the 1936 graduating classes have fin- ished a high school training which has aimed to equip them with education as a tool to overcome the hard- ships which must be faced in the world. The idea, therefore, that each member is setting forth upon this arduous journey of life and must face evils, joys, hardships, further study and final success is present- ed in this book in a series of pictures symbolically representing the individual's progress. As youth sets out upon his quest the world is be- fore him, but the fascination and lure of flitting en- joyment deters him until, disgusted with his material surroundings, he turns to nature as a solace. Suc- cess does not come immediately as the you-th finds that the elements are relentless foes and the cease- less toil is a necessity. Eventually he realizes that in- tensive study and increased mental development will equip him so that in this ever-present struggle he may succeed in making nature his vassal. This brief state- ment is made with the hope that the drawings may be better interpreted and appreciated. Rapidly changing conditions produce a somewhat uncertain world into which this graduating class of 1936 will step. If this journal, which offers a brief review of school activities in which this class has engaged, may assist in recalling memories of school days when difficulties and obstacles were unknown, it will have served its purpose well. J,o.f-vw'-I-'-45l1LJ-'A' xvwjuijjfkx jgoJ . WM I J 01.44, ,6wQff,QWCL Jsdfzfw 2

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