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

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RlCIIAKO KlUNK tep up ladies and gentlemen, to meet this handsome young athlete, “Rich”, the star southpaw bas- keteer, who by his splendid ex- ample and encouragement has instilled pep and vim into his team-mates which brought ina nv victories to dear old S. M. II. S. Besides being an athlete of marked ability, “Rich” has also proved a very dependable student in all scholastic activities. The Class of 29 predicts “Rich’’ as a lawyer in which profession we know he will be successful. Catherine Lawrence eke is the petite Miss whom we believe has l»een struck by I)an Cupid’s arrow, but this is a mere matter of conjecture which ro- ll u ires much consideration. As a student, she displays a keen in- tellect, her recitations being clear, sound and logical. “Sue” seems quite undecided with regard to her future, though she thinks she will follow her long desired career “Beauty Culture”; we think she will pur- sue the matrimonial state. Be it either, she has the highest esteem of the Class of 29. H 15 ji—

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Loyola Keffer o attempt to portray in mere words a sketch of “Lolly’s” many capa- bilities, is beyond the range of our pen. “Lolly” was born to Ik? a leader of men, as he has so ably proved himself in the capacity of President of the ('lass. He is somewhat studious and a good sport, a person who always co- operates in school activities. “Loll's” ability as an athlete is like- wise noteworthy. During the past season he worked diligently on the basketball floor. Besides, his marked piety, his sterl- ing character and gentlemanly demeanor have won for him the respect and esteem of all. Loyola is ever ready to lend a helping hand. In trials and difficulties he is sympathetic and considerate and will Ik remembered for his loyalty to his Alma Mater. We feel confident that whatever his chosen field may Ik he will surely reach the pinnacle of success. Fred Klunk kt me take this opportunity to in- troduce to the public our friend and classmate. Fred Klunk. one of the carefree sons of ’29. He is an athlete of no mean ability who by his constant untiring efforts has won much praise. His many friends nnmlier not only among the male sex but also among the fairer sex. Fred makes frequent trips to New Oxford. We wonder why? But of course, they are only business trips ????? Fred has kept his'future a secret, but. we know that someone has told him that lie could out-talk any attorney liefore the bar, therefore, we have every reason to think Fred will Ik a credit to the Class of 29 as a lawyer. -if » ) -

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 Kita Lawkkxck kick is a loyal member of tin (’lass of ’21) whoso remarkable ability and magnetic personality have won for her the friendship and respect of the entire class. Her record at S. M. II. S. is an enviable one. There was never a question to Ik answered nor a problem to Ik solved that Rita did not keep plunging at until it could Ik conquered with ease. Rita can Ik very serious sometimes, esjiecially when ) ertaining to books, but she never fails to appreciate a good joke. It has Ikhmi an impossibility to learn her future plans but whatever they may be. the Class of ’21) wishes you the happi- ness and success of which you are so deserving. 11 ecu McKinnky camk, I saw, I conquered”. This renowned report sent by the mighty Caesar to his superior might well serve our own victor- ious “Mac” as a summary of his four years stay at S. M. II. S. “Mac” attained an excellent record in athletics, thus adding luster and splen- dor to his ever-increasing number of accomplishments. To say that “Mac” has succeeded lieyond the hopes and expecta- tions of his classmates and friends would Ik unfair. “Mac” was not only a staunch de- fender of his school sports, but in social and class room functions he always dis- played zeal and enthusiasm. “Mac”, we regret that we must part, but it is with the consolation that we shall always retain you in memory as a cherished friend. —S{ 16 )►-