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

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41 'P EU? bfi D l df! l sf 'n-Q I If l Bvhtrattnn ll l In recognition of their untiring M Q efforts to mould and develop the lj N class along the lines of greater . things, we, the Class of Nineteen Hundred Twenty-five, most respect- fully dedicate this, our greatest achievement. to our Class Advisors, x, - Miss Margaret N. Yerkes and Mr. J Lester W. Nelson, as an act of lx appreciation of their untiring efforts Nl in our behalf. lla 4 I ll 51 5? 5 , .Ss Q, - s Qi i955 B .SQJ TF: ' ' -33 x r if FH 1

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UPI-DAH 3Hpprr Barhg High Srlinnl Egmn XYhat is this which morning sunlight Gilds with golden beams? 'Tis our Upper Darby High School Castle of our clreanls. Chorus Raise the chorus, keep it ringing Loud her praises tell. Hail to thee, beloved High School! llail to thee, all hail! Eager faces, bright and joyous Greet thee, clay by clay. Hastening toward thy halls of learning Sing this joyous lay. ..-lf'

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4 UPI-DAH MARGARET N. YERKES Dear Friends, It is two years that I have been with you: two years in which we have worked together, in which we have played together. A short time-,' it seems, but long enough to have formed friendships which, I hope, will continue throughout our lives. 'When we look back on our four years of high school work, it is not the hard, up-hill climb that we remember, but the bright, cheery companions whom we met on the way, the good times that we enjoyed together, and the goal that finally we attained. And so, in the life ahead of you, may you, in your climb toward happiness and success, find joyous companionships and bright realization of your highest aims. Sincerely, MARGARET N. YERKES.