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I tllllllltlllll VQQXM ff fp N 6? if X 1 1 1 M Introducing Oakie, the sprightly little fellow above, who is going to escort you through some of the pages of your 1947 yearbook. Oakie, being an elf, is naturally full of playful fun and maybe that's why we created him-to represent the Upper Darby student body as a whole, for we do have a wonderful time at high school. The Oak has attempted to put down in a permanent record all these good times, not only dances and plays, but classroom activities and sports also. Oakie hopes you enjoy the book and that in years to come it will bring back many memories of three wonderful, unforgettable years. Four I i
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