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

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1. Mr. Stermcr, sans shirt, digs a bit perhaps for Latin roots, who knows? ... 2. Mr. Twoes, playing admiral, rules his own quarter deck. ... 3. Mr. Hamilton showing some of the drive that characterizes him. ... 4. Mr Boyd, taking life easy, looks ready to philosophize. ... 5. Mr. Stevens, with two of his major interests—Peppy, and his son, Robert. ... 6. Who would have thought it? Not Mr. Diehl picking violets! ... 7. The hand- some Mr. Minacci and his handsome son. ... 8. Cameraman Hoehlcr covers his posies for the night. ... 9. Miss Noble lures the birds with water for their Saturday bath. . . . 10. Dr. Dame on the business end of a lawn-mower. OH TEACHER!

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First row: Helen Birkinbine, June Kompass, Elizabeth Stone. Second row: Andrea D’Angelo, Ralph Bracken. LKAKXOO TO TKACII ■ ACH year from the neighboring colleges—namely. The University of Pennsylvania, Villanova, Drcxel, and Temple, come young men and women aspiring to become teachers. Under the able guidance of our regular teachers, the cadet teachers learn to take charge of a class and how to conduct themselves before one. During our three years at Upper Darby we have be come acquainted with these young people and wish them all the success and happiness in their future work. Top First row: Jane Simmers, Mar- garet Henson, Helen Leopold, Virginia KifTerley. Second row: Joseph Camilli, Nor- man Spector, Edward Brody. Bottom First row: Elizabeth Heine, Mar- garet McGee, Edna Brooks, Grace Hoyle. Second row: Katherine Kaesar, J. Charles Hays, Robert Greenbaum, Eleanor D’Amelio. Center First row: Eva Flynn, Eleanor Huston, Marion Wolinsky, Lil- lian Kabakjian, Dr. C. G. Stocker. Second row: Nathaniel Finnel, Evelyn Wilson, Beatrice DiMco, Marjorie Conley, Abraham Shuch- man. Third row: Marie Carlson, R. Ann McFaddcn, Mildred Meyer. Fourth row: James Day, Harry Broadbent, Francis Mannclla.

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1. Mr. Packer about to take off for a busy day among his metals and machines. ... 2. Mrs. Schwartz plants her flowers with a prayer. ... 3. Mr. Coffey with a charming lapful of Miss Coffey. ... 4. Mr. Morris, proving that Windex is all it’s cracked up to be. ... 5. Mr. Schwartz digs in at his new home to prepare the beds for planting. ... 6. Now, we know where Dr. Dengler gets those rabbit-foot charms—he raises them. . . . 7. Athletic Director Milne chooses the right one for a difficult shot.