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

 - Class of 1930

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Page 14 text:

Helen IIurkee jaj ere is our blue eyed, rosy clucked, ijl Helen. In the past four years she lias endeared herself to 11s by her —— dependable qualities. Although she is quiet she is not at all morose; she enjoys all the fun and adds her share for the amusement of others. She is most impartial, for everyone linds her approachable at all times; even in her busiest moments, you are never made feel like an intruder. As Prophet. Helen's ability and far- sight are seen in her every move. It is due to her steady hand at the helm that she has attained success in the task given her. We think Helen will soon In the “modiste of which she “park tres beau- coup”. Here’s wishing you success in whatever you may undertake after the parting of the ways in June. Hugh Coloan aiuks beware. Pictures are deceiv- ing. This is our Musical Man and believe me he knows his “ivories”. It was due to his ability that our many social functions were so successful, for it was Fruit who arranged the music. “Fruit” possesses all the qualities of an accomplished artist, as one will read- ily see when glancing over this book. Basket ha II offered him another oppor- tunity to display his talents. It would Ik an injustice to overlook his school work for it is very commend- able. He always put forth his strongest efforts in the defense of the Class of '29. “Fruit”, as a physician, we know would make a record like that of no other man. so follow the dictates of your heart ami practice your profession as you have worked with us in your young career ami you will far surpass any competitors. -A 12 ►-

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V Mildred Eltz nuked! This is “Milly . not Mildred. »Sueh has lieen her name since she K has joined our ranks. Although she J2ll may seem quiet and shy. appear- anees are very often deceitful. She has played an important and active role in the social activities of the class, nevertheless, we must hasten to add that she never shirked her school duties. We understand she is fond of a certain street and its small objects, and for this reason we fear that her career of nursing will Im (‘hanged to that of Domestic Science in which course she will Ik very successful. Lawrence Kaiser ere is Kaiser, one of the finest chaps of the Class of '20. He has l ccn kidded and chided hv his fellow-students because he has claimed the title “Shiek’ esjiecially among the Freshies, but possessing the gift of goodnat tired ness, he only smiles and enjoyed the joke with them. Kaiser has never taken an active part in athletics but was always there, ready to cheer the team on to victory. We have never noticed him paying particular attention to anyone of the fairer sex but hi has a slight interest in them all. One last toast. Kaiser. “May you have a long and happy life, and may your days with us never Ik forgotten as ours with you will ever linger in our memory . 13

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