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

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Learning to Teach • • . CADET TEACHERS REPRESENTING the major colleges of the Philadelphia district, but chieffy the University of Pennsylvania, a new group of cadet teachers comes to Upper Darby every semester to apply the theories and knowledge they have obtained during their college career, and to gam actual experience by contact with the students, not only in regular academic classes but olso in extra-curricular activities. Because of their friendliness and cooperation, because of their new ideas and experiments, and because of their understanding and appreciation of the student's viewpoint, they prove a valuable asset to school life CADET TEACHERS CADET TEACHERS 'Second Semesteri First Row: Gertrude Levin, Cecilio Wclbury, Elizabeth Miller, Marjorie Minnick, Ellen Smith, Anno Dcctcr, Sclmo Levin. Second Row: Cyrus Feldman, Joseph Wriglcy, Hil- ton Goodman, Dr. C. G Stocker, Harry Sprowles, Paul Nusc, Albert Goldfarb. Third Row: Olwyn Lewis, Rita Tofani, Edward Gosficld, Hildegardc Nidcckcr, Genevieve Rcnard. t First Semester) First Row—Left to Right: Horricf Wurman, Catherine Naysmith, Frances Kordawitz, Helen Donnelly, Dolores Thorn hill, Muriel Polmcr, Mildred Licbmon. Second Row: Evan Byoll, Robert Whiting, John Free, Richard Holland, Milton Silverman, Franklin Innes. Third Row: Helen Pclkoncn, Jane Cofncr, Elizabeth Lam- born, Edith Salmons, Virginia Gehr, Constance Schucsole. Thirty-one

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1—Mr. Dcnglcr; 2—Mr. Nod; 3—Mr. Goos; 4— Mr. Sfcrmcr; 5—Mr. Dome; 6—Mr. Milne; 7—Miss Morion Scoff; 8—Miss Toylor; 9—Miss Mollon; 10—Mr. McDonnell; 11—Mr. Stevens, 12—Mr. Holmes; 13—Mr. Houpt; 14—Mr. Mcfort; 15—Mr. ond Mrs. Schwortz. Thirty-three