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

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Mr. Sampson Mr. Tyson We regret that. treatise of the size of our school, it has not been our pleasure to come in closer contact with our superintendent and with our principal and to be on more intimate terms with them. We do realize, however, that they have taken more than casual concern in us and in our work, and we appreciate their interest and friendliness.

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The Oak was chosen by the Class of 1930 as the name of its record l ook in memory of our oak tree, which was destroyed by lightning in July, 1928. The Gass of 1931 has continued with this name in remembrance of its strength and beauty, and with the hope that it may act as an ideal in our undertakings.

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Miss Weimer Mr. Dame In the sincerest appreciation of their faithful and untiring efforts in guiding and assisting us in both work and play throughout the four years during which they have acted as our class advisers, we of the class of 1931 resect fully dedicate this, the final achievement of our class as a unit, to Miss Frances E. Weimer and Mr. J. Frank Dame with the earnest desire that we may thus express to some extent the gratitude we feel toward them.