Upper Darby High School - Oak Yearbook (Upper Darby, PA)

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L Lv... i W. .S-lv. ai, -- -Y UPI-DAH iliarulig JOHN H. TYSON, Principal ELIZABETH D. TURNER, Librarian English JOHN H. TYSON ZITA E. INIALLON. Prm-rptrmv CHARLES H. MORRIS IXIARGARET N. IYERKES MRS. I..-XURETTA S. DUTTON INIERLE I. IQOCH INIARGUERITE TENNIS HEI.EN L. Ross History XVALLACE C. SAVAGE LESTER W. NELSON STANTON L. DAVIS MRS. HELEN R. X7OGDES RIARGARET P. NICCANDLESS Mathematics XVARREN A. BROSIUS GRACE W. ROBERTSON JOHN L. DIEHL STANLEY F. TWOES Commercial Department Science THOMAS J. MILNE , INICIQINLEY H. STEVENS FREDERICK BROCRLEDANK MRS. GLADYS S. RICHARDS SARA I. RICHARDS ' VRXUGHN K. SMITH French Spanish IHARY A. TAYLOR MRS. HELEN D. SULLIVAN MRS. LOUISE C. NIACIVIILLAN MRS. LIILDRED H. SPROUL Latin E. LUCILE NOBLE ELIZABETH SCHELLINGER Art Music FLORENCE M. CLEGG DAVID M. HAUPT Vocational Department LYDIA J. FOSTER A. HAXROLD'M1XNCILL ETHEL G. GEIGER BLANCHE E. BORST S. GRANT CONNER Physical Training Supervisor of Measurements IDA M. TREGO IMIARY L. LUKENS

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i UPI-DAH 7 lt JOHN H. TYSON It is better to follow even the shadow of the best than to remain content with the worst. Those who would have and see wonderful things must often be ready to travel alone. The race is not always won by the swift or the strong. Self-reliance often hrings the goal to faltering feet. Let us have faith in what Nature has given us, and with that the courage to face the daily tasks of life with forward face and unreluetant soul. Not mourning for the things that disappear In the dim past. nor holding back in fear From what the future veils: but with a whole And happy heart, that pays its toll To Youth and Age, and travels on with cheer. JQHN H. TYSON.

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