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

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V Mrs. Paige and Mrs. a etcria records. Uting check C f Upper: Mrs. Jones makes change for Courtenay Lenhard while Vivian Hanford waits her turn. Mrs. Snyder is at work in the background. Center Left: Mrs. Barger ofliciates in the lunch line. Center Right: Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Borgard arrange salads before a busy lunch period. Lower Left: Mrs. Leo and Mrs. Devitt add the finishing touch to gela- tine salads. Lower Right: Mrs. Schlichter and Mrs. Elberson dish up the salads for hungry Upidites. li.ifh inurning the nine mcmhcrs of thc c.it'ctcri.i shall' untlcr thc tlircctinn uf Mrs. Alhurt U, Snydcr. prcpurc ll vairicty of hc.ilthl'ul victu.ils for thc 1200 custumcrs, including huth students sind tcuchcrs. they must fccil mich day. Although snmc of thc c.1lictcri.n's patrons sclcct tasty imlividuul tlishrs nt cost. many of thorn choose the hot lunclmm trays. Accmxling to Mrs. Hclcn N. Uting. Upper D.nrhy's czifctcrizi supcrf visor. thcsc plxittcrs hzivc hcconmc incrczisf ingly piwpul.ir this yszlr. This growing pupf ulnrity is Il result of un clfnrt to ITl2lliC thc c.ircfully phinncd menus nutritiunzllly aidcf qugitc .intl .ippctizing with thc least pnssihlc cxpcnsc for the huycrs. As an rcsult. Mrs. Uting I-ccls that thc cxllictcrizn husincss 1 .1 wlwlu has hccn hcttcr than cvcr this your pgrgms

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1 3 Upper: Dismantling bleachers is on the agenda for lVlr. Finnarty, while lVlr. Lewis, head janitor, checks his tools. ffvrllvr: Every bottle in its place is the mono of Mr. King, who checks on lunch- room cleanliness. Another trophy goes back in the case after a careful dusting by Nlrs. Davis. Lmrer: Mr. Longacre makes note of an assignment as his fellow carpenter Mr. Wyatt repairs a broom. Mr. Butt 's maintenance matters, while Miss Long takes notes. erworth discusse' Vsfhen anything xiroiiml the school neetls to he eleimed or repaired, Upper Dgirhyis staff of eflieient maintenzinee men, superf visetl hy Charles W. Butterwurtli, is always Jn th' ' Llepnrtment k w L joh. Thus, the eel s the huilding and the campus in ship-shape. Wliile some workers remove the dust .incl dirt fiwnii the inside of the huiltling, .ithers cut the grass, trim zirouml the hushes and improve the iippeairanee of the school as Ll whole. Une may wonder who hzintlles fhf Wh' nf ' A nel elisiiiaiitling the hleaehers or who keeps things intact in the ltiiielinwnin or who wiht - s .lSSCI11lWllllQ .1 .s 's .ill the win' glows .intl removes :ill wife fm .s ' in the wgistefhgiskets. ln eiieh ease it is the harel' working mgiinteimnee crew which pei'fin'iiis the tasks. 1 Q.. , e ' - 1 Aliwii .- Hi