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

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Who's Who (Reading from left to right). Richard Mason, Marion Leach, Best Dressed . . . Harry Heops, Ruth Bell, Biggest Flirts . . . Joseph Durso, Jean Roberts, Hardest Workers . . . Thompson Lcsher, Estelle Howley, Most Likely to Succeed . . . Norman Berrce, Marion Abel, Best Looking . . . William Clark, Edna Stratton, Most Popular. Thomas Church, Mary Beckenstratcr, Most Dignified . . . William Diggory, Jeanne Youngfleish, Cutest Couple . . . Robert Ambrogi, Catherine Rcnzulii, Wittiest Al Bassett, Betty Heyl, Best Sports . . . Moylan Hull, Dorothy Wenger, Best Dancers . . . Ray Regan, Ruth Wise, Peppiest.

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CUSTOM and two days of roin never foil to go olong with the seniors when they oonuolly pilgnmoge to the notion's copitol This year, traveling via the Balti- more ond Ohio Roilrood, wth custom on hand to hurry things along ond the roin trying its best to slow things down, all events occurred on schedule Arnvmg ot Union Station shortly before nocn of April 17, the three hundred forty students and teachers grcbbed a hasty lunch and boarded sight-seeing busses for a full ofterncons date with the Department of Justice, Coogress, the Library of Congress, the Museum of Natural History, and the Smithsonian Institution Between Thursday afternoon and Friday morning came Thursday night, the time wl»en the seniors really enjoy themselves at the Lee House ond the Lafayette Hotel Pete Ruton mode more no»se keeping his room quiet than if tie hod let them alone Horry Morns ond Bob Wolf silently ployed cords oil night Bob Ambrogi. Jock Dcn- cghue, Dot Miller, ond Dot Wenger donced till curfew The poor Iwuse detective searched for the person who threw the bog of water in vain Up ot 7.30 on Friday morning, the sightseers gobbled o lorge breakfost ond traveled through o downpour to the Bureau of Printing ond Engraving, thence to the Pon-Amencon Union, Corcoran Galleries, where many a weaned soul grabbed forty winks, ond the White House After lunch ot the hotels, the splendors of St. Alban's Cathedral were opened to them. Ther, after the sixteen-mile ride to Mount Vernon, where the class picture wos taken, the class conducted its own ceremonies at Arlington Cemetery. And so bock to the sumptuous Raleigh Hotel, where waiters ware toils ond spilled dishes Thus was the long-awoited Washington trip ended Only reminiscences remain, reminiscences of Bill Diggory's ond Bill Anderson's Mr Hyde and Frankenstein oct, of Den Kulp's. Warren Newbury's, ond Malcolm Shannon's daring departure from the hotel, ond of Dr. Dome in his nightgown, trying to quiet a noisy hall All I. Washington Monument. 2. Edna Strotton ploces wreoth at Unknown Soldier's Monument. 3. Dovid Madden joins the Washington street eleoners. 4. In the Pan- Amcrican Building. 5. Jock Voscy hos a drink ot the White House pool. 6. Mr. Tyson with his Chombcrlain umbrella. 7. Jock McGill ond o Supreme Court stotuc. 8. Up the steps to Lincoln Monument 9. Miss Bock. 10. Hodficld, Roof, Pilkington, ond Luckcr pretend to be resting. 11. A foot-weary group enjoys o rest. 12. McIn- tyre, Hamilton, and Miller look very happy. 13. This group looks very annoyed obout something. 14. Tired chaperones. IS. Brown ond Sailer in perfect comfort.