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

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Passed Their First Year ★ ★ ★ Homeroom 202 Mr. Kromcr FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. O'Donnell, B. Wol- loce, R. M.ller, N Lundburg, J. Rees SECOND ROW: R locnocome, R Smith, L. Fortunato, R. Kelly, H. Celotto THIRD ROW: D Goodnon. A Lemon, C. Klmk, P Steinfield, K. Boldwn. FOURTH ROW: N. Soldutti, F Turner, B. Bonghoner, M. Dornish, B. Holmes. FIFTH ROW: J Hall, R. Clouso, K. Meokin, M. Le.ght.on STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Kromer, R. Donald- son, D. Lee, J Folduto NOT PICTURED: J. Proul Homeroom 204 Mr. Keller FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Cobriot., S. D'Egidio, E. Miles, C Friend, M. Patterson, B Downum. SECONO ROW: D Scavetto, A Krupmk, R Bower, S. Cloy, J. Goth, C. Gensemer THIRD ROW: L. Weaver, J. Reed, N Britton, E. Skelly, M Ingalzo, E Roub, 8 Leonord, A. Cainciarulo. FOURTH ROW: J. Inverso, B. Snyder, C. Mom o, W Wolsh. STANOING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Keller, E. Dorsio, R Bloomfield, R Kelly, D. Lloyd, K. McNohort. NOT PICTURED: A R-dgwoy, N. Mongi- gion, D. King, Homeroom 230 Miss Cunningham FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: E Surotchak, N Bell, B. Coputi, D Johnson, J Compton. SECOND ROW: J. Doughery, N. Demin, F Marcmcola, P. Faroce, B Schaffer, E Smith THIRD ROW B Hannum, A Jackson, G Bogordus, E. Kline, L. Terrel, S Rankin, FOURTH ROW W. Kennedy, J. Mervm, S. MocconeMo. G. Murray, D Gnmcld. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT Miss Cunn-ngham, G Clark, R. We.:, NOT PICTURED: H. Rule. J. Lloyd, F. Kuras, J. Miller, J. Brown, C. Eido, M Lynch, B. Duffy Homeroom 232 Dr. Culver FIRST ROW (LEFT), FRONT TO REAR: B. Willioms D Caros, S. Brown, L Dibeler, H. Meyers. SECOND ROW: M S Holmes, D Block, J. Funk, H. Myers THIRD ROW L Groff, M Moore, J. Schmidt J. Sostmom, A Voigtsberger FOURTH ROW: P Lommers, G. Lopez, G Berger, J. Crone, J Kern FIFTH ROW J Evans. P Cross, W Lewis, R Ruppert. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Whitpon, J. Kayafi, R Maxwell, J. G onnattos o NOT PICTURED: P. Petschelt, F To.t, R. Brisbm, A Rechner, E. Theurer M. Martin, R. Jockson, R. Ford no. Homeroom 252 Mr. Lower FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Hold, J. Huke, T. McGrath, S 8loskov.tz, M DiNcolo, D. Bruce C Garofok), D Cozin, B. Evens. SECOND RO V: J. Pistorio, D. Reese, G. Miller, S. Koelm, P. Schmitt, N. Stamp S. Cestone. THIRD ROW: E Newmiller, G. Zimmermon R. Tncker, M. Long, B J Crowding FOURTH ROW K. Joeckel, F. Se.well, T. Turchirollo. J. Zinzser D Keyfanpon, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: A Compbell W. Fields NOT PICTURED: C. Halkins, M. Lorenz J. Moritz, C. McCaffrey.

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 The Youngest Hcmcrccm 62 Mitt Hutton FRONT TABLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: J Doniels, C. Cesorini, S. Clarke, Miss Huston. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J Hall, 0 Gisel, D. Gles SECOND ROW: D Hummel, R Kedonis, J. Keller. THIRD ROW: E. Burke, T. Alford, J. Lucos, P. Lee, L. Klcckner, R Coss. FOURTH ROW J. Bonniwell, J. Fleming, T. DNkda, R. Flonogan, J. McCoy, G. McKinney, H. Ruley, H. Miller, R Deiss FIFTH ROW: C. Sterner, C. Tumier, H Silvermon, C Long, R Ruggeri, I Nanney, E Olsen. NOT PICTURED B Tumble, D Postles, E Schultz. Frcshmon have fun at their Chnstmos porty. Miss Osborne takes charge of o freshman ossembly. FRESHMAN CLASS September Month of Orientation October 7— Freshman Clubs Chosen November 8— Assembly Progrom- How I Appreciate America by Dari Joeckel, member of the Freshman Class December 21— Christmos Assembly March 21—Roster Questionnaires 31—Assembly Program— Cool Hot Rod by Mr. Williom J. Little, President of Suburban Spinners April 18—Assembly Progrom—Magician Mr. Ed- ward Patterson 28—Assembly Program—Rifle Team Awards June 16—Final Assembly at Junior High School MISS ANNE OSBORNE

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 Sophomores Were Brandle Mason, President; Robert. Myer. Treasurer; Alon Walton Vice-President; Jonn Powell, Secretary, MISS HELEN M. MOWRY The class of '57 owed much of the success of their first year on the hill to their advisers. Miss Helen Mowry and Mr. Paul Coffey. Miss Mowry, of the English Department, conducted classes in public speaking during school hours, while Mr. Coffey, of the History Department, taught Prob- lems of Demccrocy and American History. The odvisers were ossisted by the class officers: Brandle Mason, president; Alan Walton, vice-president; Jann Powell, secretary; Robert Myer, treasurer; and Arlene Leddy, historian. As their initial money raising campaign, the sophs undertook the selling of mogazine sub- scriptions. This project netted $3100 for their treasury thus eliminating financial worries for their three yeors on the hill. The Executive Committee, composed of the class officers and a representative from each sophomore 30