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

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3n ittcmoriam CHRISTINE WEBER Born December 21, 1911 Died April 4, 1930 “To live in hearts we leave behind.

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U. D. H. S The Oak 1931 FACULTY John H. Tyson, Principal Zita E. Mallon, Dean of Girls Mary I- Lukens, Educational Measurements Librarians Elisabeth D. Turner Ruth A. Leaman Doris E. Stone Edith Gaukrodger Miriam R. Barnet R. Wayne Boyd Helen M. Ferree John S. Billingslea Helen S. Abrams Lewis O. Goas Warren A. Brosius Lillian E. Bock Stanley F. i McKinley H. Stevens William S. Kehl Mary A. Taylor Charlotte S. Chrisman Magdalen L. Dale Thomas J. Milne Helen H. Babson William R. Buckwalter David D. M. Haupt Lydia J. Foster ENGLISH Katherine Griffin John F. Hall Josephine L. Hershey Merle I. Koch Elsa R. Melville SCIENCE Karl F. Ocrlein Elizal»cth N. Patterson Edson C. Strange FOREIGN LANGUAGES Marion G. Sieber E. Lucilc Noble Joseph E. Stermer COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS J. Frank Dame Fred G. Forsgard Mahlon R. Greiner William J. Hamilton MUSIC Clyde R. Dengler ART Florence M. Clegg HOME ECONOMICS Florence I. Hains Charles H. Morris Paul K. Noel Frances E. Weimer Margaret N. Yerkes Chclsey G. Rcmlcy Emma H. Sommerlicld Gertrude Fredericks Alice M. Goodman Agnes B. Grunberg Watrous H. Irons Fenn Minacci Sarah I. Richards Michael Dotti Grace Jones HISTORY Charles W. Holmes Oliver C. Kuntzleman Dorothy F. Logan MATHEMATICS Paul B. Bordner John L. Diehl Gayton K. Shenk Ray G. Wallick Giarles L. Wood Carroll R. McDonnell Dean E. Shull T woes Ruth A. Woodworth INDUSTRIAL ARTS A. Harold Mancill William C. Geyer George W. Hoehler Arthur W. Packer PHYSICAL EDUCATION Herbert S. Herzog Jennie R. Fry Roy W. Wolfgang Eleanor M. Lawrence Alma G. Wolstenholme 7

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U.D.H.S The Oak 1931 HOWARD EDWARD ACKERMAN Eighteen year» ago the world wu getting to be too Quiet a place in which to live, and realizing this. the power ha be provided us with Ackie that he might act a» a «‘'Culant -and ne did! He is a jack of aU.trai - choUr «k Steven»), an arti t (a k Radnor High School), and a good friend (a»k the bow). School. Gym Exhibition (2. 3, 4). Clubs: Glee Club (2. 3, 4). MARIAN GRACE ALLAN Brown hair, brown eyes, and a smile that would do credit to Old Sol himself— o might we introduce Marian if she really needed an introduction, but her stately beauty and her ability for fancy navigation upon her toes have long since distinguished her. We thoroughly enjoy and appreciate Marian, and Uame Rumor has it that we don't stand alone in this appreciation. School: Gym Exhibition (I. 2): Honor Roll (3): May Day (I. 2); Monitor (2); Operetta (3. 4); Tribunal (Sec- retary 2). Clots: Basketball (2. 3). Clubs: Dramus (3. 4); Hi-Y (2. 3. 4). FLORENCE AROYAN If there were two more days in the week, or four more hour» in the day. Florence could belong to several more club». This tempus fugit business rather cramps her style, hne is never too busy, however, to do the most impossible tasks, or to offer a word of sympathy Bon voyage. Florence, or whatever it is one sailor say» to another on the day ot Sc Acorn (4); Gym Exhibition (2): May-Day (2 3). Clubs: Commerce (4); Glee Club (I. 2. 4); Lc Cerclc Fran- cais (4). AUDREY ELIZABETH AUGUSTINE If Audrey ever find herself in a ‘ sink or swim predica- ment. the only thing sink could mean would lie a kitchen basin, for as the girls' swimming captain she's not to be outdone when it come to self-navigation. And intelligence? Yes. I .earning? Yes. Etcetera? Ye . In six week inter- vals the Acorns second page gives ample testimony as to that. School: A. A. Council (4); Honor Roll (3): Distinguished Honor Roll (3. 4); May Day (3); Monitor (4); “We Notice in Passing (4). Class: Home Room Treasurer (4); Basketball (4); Track (3. 4): The Oak; Committees—Dance (4); Pen- nant (4). Sports: Swimming (3. Captain 4). Clubs: History (3. 4); Hi-Y (4). CHARLOTTE MATLACK AZPELL Charlotte stands among the first upon the Distinguished Honor Roll every time the books are balanced; in fact, her name appear so regularly that the printers keep it in one block from period to period. Charlotte come» closer to our conception of a dignified and serious-minded person than anyone else, yet she display dimples and giggles as well. School: Distinguished Honor Roll (3. 4); Upi-Dah (4). Class: The Oak; Committees—Dance (4); Memorial Day (3). Clubs: German (4); History (3. 4). 9