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

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JOHN H. TYSON Principal In a large school like ours, it is espe' daily hard for a principal to maintain personal relations with a class. This rare quality Mr. Tyson has achieved through the attention which he gives to all of our plans and activities, through his absorbing interest in all that pertains to the schcx l, and through the fairness and impartiality of b-i WILLIAM C. SAMPSON Superintendent It is due, in a large measure, to the efforts of Mr. Sampson, as a broad' minded, far'secing educator, that Upper Darby's schools have become famous for their progressiveness. We are, therefore, privileged to have come into contact with him, and appreciate to the fullest extent his friendliness and concern for us all. [9]

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FACULTY John H. Tyson, Principal Zita E. Mallon, Dean of Girls Mary L. Lukcns, Educational Measurements Charles W Holmes, Registrar LIBARIANS Ruth A. Leaman Elisabeth D. Turner Doris E Stone ENGLISH (Librarian Emeritus) Edith Gaukrodger John F. Hall Charles H. Morris Miriam R. Barnet Josephine L. Hershey Paul K. Noel R. Wayne Boyd Merle I Koch M. Louise Steele Helen M. Fcree Zita E. Mallon Frances F. Weimer Janet Forcey Myrtle V. Ardis Elsa R. Melville HISTORY Margaret N. Yerkes John S. Billingslea Oliver C. Kuntzleman Ray G. Wallick Helen S. Abrams Dorothy F. Logan Charles L. Wood Charles M. Brooke E. Bruce Thomas Clayton K. Shenk MATHEMATICS Lewis O. Goas Warren A. Brosius Paul B. Bordner Dean E. Shull Hazel H. Bern is John L. Diehl Stanley F. Twoes Lillian E. Bock SCIENCE Carroll R. McDonnell McKinley H. Stevens William S. Kehl Elliott P. Remmey Alice M. Goodman Karl F. Oerlein Emma H. Sommerficld Edwin L. Harer Chelsey G. Remlcy Edson C. Strange FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mary A. Taylor Gertrude Fredericks Marion Say bolt Charlotte S. Chrisman Alice M G »dman Joseph E. Stermer Carl L. Clugston Agnes B. Grunbcrg Magdalen L. Dale E. Lucile Noble COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS Thomas J. Milne Mahlon R. Greiner Watrous H. Irons William R. Buckwalter William J. Hamilton Fenn Minacci J. Frank Dame Annette Hagenbach Sarah I. Richards Fred. G. Forsgard MUSIC Marion Hoeflich David D. M. Haupt Clyde R. Dengler Michael Dotti ART Florence M. Clegg HOME ECONOMICS Lydia J. Foster Florence I. Hains Grace Jones INDUSTRIAL ARTS A. Harold Mancill William C. Geyer George W. Hoehlcr Arthur W. Packer PHYSICAL EDUCATION Jennie R. Fry' Herbert S. Herzog Roy W. Wolfgang Alma G Wolstenholme Eleanor M. Lawrence