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

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My Best to You To you who work so hard To you who labor so long . . ' dministration and Faculty mem- bers of Upper Darby help stu- dents immeasurably. Like masons constructing a wall, they build, unit by unit, the intricate personality of a student. Through the introduction of stimulating class discussions and creative extra-curricular activities, they continueutliis building process. When the wall is finished the mason smoothes the rough edges and out- lines the crevices with mortar. In a similar manner, the faculty member develops within the student, traits of initiative, self-confidence, and the acceptance of responsibility. All this work points toward a goal, the bei ginning of college or a business career. just as a completed wall serves a purpose so does the finished secondary education of the student serve a purpose. The strength of that wall, however, is the supreme test. Will it stand up under its added load? it meet the chal- lenge qfguestfer tests? is at this po-lm: that the student' silently thanks his teachers for the strorig, 'enduring character and trsinirig they helped' himiachisve, i i Etxperientczed . Q , M . . . Always: helping, guiding, . -A A ' A , Q, Encouraging I ,.-fs ,

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