Allderdice High School - Allderdice Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Gila Gfppreciafiozz ITH SINCEREST appreciation for their patience, their understanding, and their untiring efforts in behalf of the school, we dedicate this page to the members of our faculty who have retired from teaching. In Septem-ber, 1929, Miss Hester Baird came to this school from North Continuation School. ln Allderdice she taught the social sciences until her retirement in 1940. Now living in Crafton, Miss Baird spends mu-ch of her time working in her garden, of which she 'is very proud. During the WVorld War, Mrs. Catherine Hoyt, who is deeply inter- ested in social service work, became an active member of the American Red Cross. Even during her stay at Allderdice she found time to par- ticipate in that work. Mrs. Hoyt served capably as head of the book- room from 1928 until this year. After teaching at both Fifth Avenue and Peabody, Miss Anna G. Richey came to Allderdice as instructor of French. She is a Vassar graduate and a member of Phi Beta Kappa, national honorary scholastic fraternity. An extensive traveler, Miss Richey has toured the whole world. Since her retirement in February, she has been continuing her travels. Miss Lucy A. South came to the Pittsburgh Public School System from Uniontown. First she taught at Colfax, when Allderdice was opened in 1924, she joined our faculty as girls' adviser, in which capacity she served until this February. At present Miss South is living in Jackson- ville, Florida. 4 4