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

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PDMiniSTfiflTICri When we shall have left our high school days behind, we shall remember Dr. James E. Nancarrow as an affable man, who, at our first meeting, turned our awe into amiable esteem. Like all Upper Darbyites, Dr. Nancarrow takes a keen interest in school sports, as well as in his beloved hunting and fishing. In what spare time he has, he enjoys general reading, but usually concentrates on statistics, having formerly headed the mathematics department at Williamsport High School before becoming principal of that school. His highest ambition is that the students who go out from Upper Darby will be' come good citizens, and to this end we shall earnestly strive. DR. JAMES E. NANCARROW

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The class of 1946 wishes to pay tribute to our school superintendent, John H. Tyson. Mr. Tyson has shown his skillful leadership as principal for twenty-four years, and his careful guidance as the superintendent of schools for the past three years. He has been active in educational societies, has shown a great interest in our com- munity life, and has endeavored to make our schools the best. We have great admiration for Mr. Tyson s fine judgment, his keen interest in all of our school activities, and his helpful advice in our athletic program. His faithful service and his concern for our welfare have won the deepest respect and friendship of both students and faculty. SixJroJ

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MISS NAN M. SCOTT Miss Scott instructing a typing class. Mr. Kchi in the science storeroom.