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

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THE FACULTY

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8 SENIOR RECORD JFarultij John II. Tyson, Principal Elisabeth D. Turner, Librarian Emeritus Mary Swartzlander, Librarian Doris Stone, Assistant Librarian Alma G. Wolstenhoi.me, School Surse Edith Gaukrodgex M. Evelyn Arnold Elizabeth C. Barnes Miriam Barnet R. Wayne Boyd ENGLISH Helen M. Ferree Elizabeth Morley Josephine L. Hershey Charles H. Morris Merle I. Koch Helen L. Ross Zita E. Mallon Frances E. Weimkr Margaret N. Yerkes Wallace C. Savage John S. Billingslea Lewis 0. Goas HISTORY Charles W. Holmes Lester W. Nelson Margaret P. McCandlkss Alice W. Verlenden Charles W. Wood Warren A. Brosius Lillian E. Both Paul B. Bordner MATHEMATICS John L. Diehl Grace W. Robertson William S. Keiil Dean E. Shull Carroll R. McDonnell Stanley F. Twoes McKinley H. Stevens Raymond L. Davis George G. Lower SCIENCE Karl F. Oerlein Vaughn K. Smith Elizabeth N. Patterson Emma H. Sommer field Epson Strange H. M. Thompson Thomas J. Milne Helen H. Babson Margaret M. Bag he COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT J. Frank Dame Fenn Minacci Fred G. Forsgard Sara 1. Richards Mahlon R. Greiner Wacrous H. Irons Mary A. Taylor Charlotte S. Ciirisman Acnes B. Grunberg LANGUAGES R. Magdalen Larson E. Lucile Noble Marion G. Sieber Elizabeth Goodall Gertrude M. Fredericks Joseph E. Stermer Alma C. Long Florence M. Clegc FINE ARTS Marion Ewing David D. M. Haupt Clyde R. Dencler HOUSEHOLD AND MANUAL ARTS Lydia J. Foster M. Gertrude Berry Blanche E. Borst Florence I. Haines A. Harold Mancill Arthur W. Packer William C. Geyer George W. Hoehler Ida M. Trego PHYSICAL TRAINING Jennie R. Fry Herbert S. Herzog Carroll Evans

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10 SENIOR RECORD DOROTHY POTTEIGER FRANCIS GANISTER Jht Ilemoriam Two years ago we lost from our working group, Dorothy Potteiger and Francis Canister. How often, in approaching new tasks, have we felt the lack of their comradeship, their willingness to help. Although they are no longer working at our side, our will to do seems strengthened by the precious memories of these, our friends. We remember the little things that count; the friendly smile, the cheery word. Keeping in mind the ideal of Service, which seemed paramount in their school lives, we have dedicated to them, each year, our Christmas baskets for the poor. We feel that this dedication is particularly significant; for Francis was ever eager to help those less fortunate, and Dorothy, more than any one else in the class, devoted her time and energy to the carrying on of this work at Christmas time.