Allderdice High School - Allderdice Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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The A llderdice Allderdice is the gateway to learning. Learning is the gateway to success. Success builds our city. VOLUME XXIX Published jointly by the Seniors of the january and june Classes of 1958 The TaylorA llderd ice H igh School SHADY AND FORWARD AVENUES PITTSBURGH, PENNA.

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Foreword Two Growing Cities Allderdice is a city-a miniature brick and marble metropolis with its own government, citizens, and problems. In thirty-one years this scholastic community has progressed, expanded, and improved. For its objective All- derdice has equipped thousands of its citizens to face the world beyond the school gates. Each graduating class has contributed to the growth of All- derdice and has, in turn, boosted the educational standards of this .school. In Pittsburgh, the city which houses their alma mater, many alumni have chosen to remain t-o build their lives. These professional people, busi- ness men, and craftsmen wish to aid the growth of the Steel City as they earlier aided the growth of their 'high school. In contributing to Pittsburgh progress, these young men and women are furthering two hundred years of municipal advance. This year, Pittsburgh is celebrating its bicentennialg in two centuries a city with giant mills, steel-ribbed bridges, and gleaming skyscrapers has risen from a mere colonial fort. Allderdice, a Pittsburgh on a smaller scale, owes much to the city that erected the school. Thus, in THE ALLDERDICE of 1958, the yearly chr-onicle of a student town, the students would like to com- memorate the Bicentennial. In this volume, the 1958 Allderdice senior class will express its pride in the prosperous City of Three Rivers-a city which has made such phenomenal strides in two hundred years and which is con- tinuing, even now, to move forward. 5