Allderdice High School - Allderdice Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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01' 6 WOI' His JOURNAL represents the efforts, the achievements, and the activities of members of the l2A classes of 1948 of Taylor Allderdice High School. For many graduating students, formal education is at an endg they will now take their place in the world. For others, the future contains several years of additional preparation for life, years which will be spent in college. But regardless of the diversity of our paths, as graduates we look confidently to the future. Our Alma Mater has done her job wellg in reaching her age of maturity, she has made mature adults of those who have successfully concluded her courses of study. In the unsettled atmosphere of the world of today, the fresh- ness, the vigor, and the idealism of American youth must find an outlet. This Journal shall ever remind us that we were- given the opportunity to make something of our generation. In this crucial age, we must meet the challenge. These graduates, hy leading lives befitting the American Man and the American VVo- man. will be meeting the challenge. By making their lives satis- fying to themselves while constructive to the community, they will be doing their small part in the building of a new world, a world to which these class members were intr-oduced as students in Taylor Allderdice. 7 T..

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I Y edtcafwzz HE members of the 1948 graduating classes feel an indebtedness to those persons of the maintenance staff who have helped to keep our building a safe and pleasant place in which to live and work. Mr. Dietz and his custodial staff, the elevator operators, George Carstairs and Mrs. jones have all done their duties in an efficient yet unostentatious way. The january and June classes are proud to dedicate this yearbook to these unsung heroes of Allderdice who have performed those hidden but important tasks which have kept our school running smoothly and which have made our lives here more pleasant and profitable. . i QISKXLD - 9 ,