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

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Y I O IN :wall . llll l'Il'illl O llll' all SI H00 . UPPER DARBY represents what authors term a typical American community. The population is around 60,0001 therefore, the district is neither too large nor too small. In all such communities the school plays an important part, and so it is with Upper Darhy. The courses offered at Upper Darby Senior High School are varied: they are the Business, the Arts and Crafts, the Experience, and the College Pref paratory. Of the pupils enrolled in the latter, 75 per cent go to college. We are particularly fortunate in having an excellent faculty of 84 memhers. Upper Darhy is a very large school. In the sophomore class alone there are 686 students, then the junior class with 616, and 513 seniors, making a grand total of 1,815 The homes from which these people come are what we might term the upper middle class, for they are neither poor nor very wealthy. All in all we realize that it takes more than just a huilding to make a school, for it is the spirit of the students and faculty which makes Upper Darby High School the splendid school that it is. Sf' vu Aflac

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IVE SI Ill 's DMI. l Ili Ill! Wa... T IS not oftcn wc, as studcnts. havc thc chancc to show our gratitudc to the Board of Education. Tlicy volunf tccr thcir scrviccs and too oftcn go without our thanks. Thcir work has hccn madc doulwly dillicult hccausc Uppcr Darhy has grown so rapidly it has hccn diihcult to accom' modatc so many studcnts. This situation has laccn somcf t 3 what allcviatcd hy the construction of rho ncw Uarrcttford School. Truly thc community can lac proud of our school ' ' ' 'nd so rcady to scrvc. hoard so activt a Fourteen