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

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v ,Q -an if - 'U' Mr. Tyson is a man of many in- terests., He likes golf, and plays a good game. He loves to paint, not with a camel's hair brush but with a good five-inch affair on the side of a house. Any fine day now, in the evening, you may see him assidu- ously exterminating the weeds in his Victory garden. NIH, .l0llN ll. TYSIIN Through the twentyffour years he has served as principal, Mr, Tyson has never failed to lead the students in the proper way. He always has uppermost in his heart and mind, Upper Darby and her students. His interest is responsible for many of the fine things we have to remember at U. D. There are so few of us who know him personally, yet we all know of his kindness and pleasing personality. As an outstanding remembrance at Upper Darby, Mr. Tyson ranks high as ll friend of the students and school. Seventeen I' .J 'if f Xu, . 4 6 i f QM , ' U4' I 'I 1, - ' 'uv'-f if ii l: 'li i f I,

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A- - w i ' vfQ:fU t I 4 I Q, .X A ' X X Fm If 1 X f N .Ms- fi-.4 2- 'I-fl' -F -. x i I l ' l! ll 1 ,. 1 L- 1 f X l ,V 2 Q 1 ' - ll ' -I r lt is a rare person who has no other interest outside of his regular work. Dr. Sampson is not this rare person. If you want to see his eyes light up, just ask him about his farm. He will talk just as learnedly to you about seed potatoes and Fine livestock :ls he will about educational pro- ceclures. IIIK. WYlI.l.l1f5l AVN' .aiu X ss xx XY XX wx X ' . .-.sszzfi X Qs se s . ' ss sefsbtNew Q, 9 f X k es k , X A S56 sfxx , 'ft N . R' :Ng I ' x.fsI'JiI55.' 7 4- as if is . Ns was s .fs rsg s osx l'. .'.L. ll'SON For the pzlst seventeen years Dr. Willialxii C, Samipson has heeu superinteiident of the Upper DllI'lWy' School system. He has heen ll lmekstglge prompter in our rise through the grades. During these years Dr. Sampson has put his time :mtl effort into the hettermeut of our school life. He has uhly conducted the schools in Upper Dzirhy through many years of pence. Now after u year at war he has wisely guided us in our efforts toward victory. Vs7e have heeu his eoneeru for twelve years :mtl owe him our healrtiest thzmks guitl appreciation. Sixteen he it QS Qxx

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