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

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 In Service to Our School Mrs. Brockwoy, Mrs. Molin, Miss Richordson, and Mrs. Boyd at work in the main office. STUDENTS were not the only ones who worked hard at their desks all day. Our efficient secre- tarial staff come earlier and stayed later than most students. The secretaries took dictation, answered telephones, made appointments, organized printed matter for teochers, and did other essential jobs Elinor H. Brockway and Jane R. Richardson, Dr. Noncorrow's secretaries; Jo Ann Newton, Mr. Holmes' secretary; and Margaret H. Boyd, in charge of the High School Office; were an essential part of the smooth functioning of the school.

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Mrs. Best Mr. Clugston Mr. Herzog Miss Bassett MissChrisman Miss Goodman Miss Taylor Demonstrated at Its Best Columbia, MA; Corscn J Thompson, Temple University, B.S., MS; Elizabeth F. Wilhoms, University of Pennsylvania, BS, MS; Moe E. Pusey, R N, School Nurse Library: Ruth Bossett, University of Pennsylvania, 8S, B Ed, MS in Ed, Drexel Institute, B S. in Library Science; Emma Brogon, University of Pittsburgh, B S. in Ed, Drexel Institute, BS. in Library Science Foreign Languages: Mary A. Taylor, Head of Foreign Longuoge Department, Sworthmore, BA, Middtebury, MA, Charlotte S Chnsmon, Swarthmore, BA, Middlebury, MA ; Carl L. Clugston, Shippensburg S. N S; Ohio Wcselyon, BA ; Alice M. Goodman, Wilson, BS, Temple University, MEd; Agnes B. Grunberg, Homburg, PST, University of Pennsylvoo a, BS, MA; E LuCile Noble, Swarth- more, BA., University of Pennsylvania, MA. TOP PICTURE: Beys' cooking class. SECOND PIC- TURE: Beys work out in gym on one of the basketball courts. THIRD PICTURE: Mrs Pusey takes core of Infirmary visitors. BOTTOM PICTURE: Miss Huston directs o Home Economics closs. 21

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They Excelled ROW ONE: E Koletos, M. Irvine, D Cohan ROW TWO: E. Trois, J. Copellini, J. Hogon. ROW ONE: E. Sadswsky, M. Fried- londer, R. Wagner, H. Stein. ROW TWO: A. Gruhl, M Conwell, 2. Goldstein, P. Porker. D REXEL INSTITUTE, Villonovo College, Temple University, and the University of Pennsylvania again sent future teochers to Upper Darby for practice in instructing classes. These young adults were fulfilling college course requirements by prac- tice teaching in their particular field. They both observed and taught, often taking over classes completely in the absence of the regular instructor. The cadets' activities also included working in the attendance office, taking over study halls, and supervising the infirmary. Sometimes they even de- voted extra time to tutoring or speaking to some of UD's clubs. Faculty members, themselves, re- ceived some useful pointers on new methods of teaching from these who aspire to be teachers. The Upper Darby faculty and students extend their sincere thanks to the student teachers for a job well done and hope that they reach their goal to be successful instructors in their chosen profession.