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

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THE OAK Sitting. I. to r. N. Alderfer. I.. Barras. A. Glarner. Standing: P. Arnow. S. Dutne . I’. Nicklow. B. Singleton J. Kennedy. G. Gaul. J. Turner. D. Tubbs. E. Tyrell. R. I.ipskv. A. Georg.-. I.. Balukjian. Starting early in their junior year, the members of the OAK staff spent many hours discussing and work- ing out yearbook plans, such as theme, layout, and special features. The senior staff had many tasks in their project of picturing life at Upper Darby. The work was guided by Editor-in-Chief Linda Barras: Assistant Editor Nancy Alderfer: Copy Editor Ardcth Glarner: and faculty adviser Paul K. Noel. Photography was capably headed by Mr. Charles Oswald and Mr. Anchor Williams. Sitting. I. tor . N. Alderfer. assistant editor: OAK photographers. H. Draper and R. In- A George. A. Mills. L. Barras and A. 1.. Barras. editor-in-chief: A. Glarner. copy fame. Glarner working on the '56 OAK. editor. Standing: Mr. P. K. Noel, advisor. 29

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THE ACORN Silting. I. to r.: Sherrill Hinneburg. diris' Sports: Barbara Romig Business Manager: Carol Hell rich. Librarian Beih Griffith. Features: Doris Adam. Advertising: Ann Carter. Asst. Features: Marie Miller, 't yping President: Carol Wagner. Asst. Copy: Jane Donovan. . Vu.'s. Standing: Janet Thomp- son. Stall Secretary: l orn Harkins. Boys' Sports: Ray Luber. Asst. Neus: Bill Dixon. Editor in-Chiei: Joe Trimble. Art: Sandy Dcichlcr. Copy. ACORN First row. I. to r.: Conway. C. I raps. Sand. Hatch. F. Duguid. Ralston. Adclizzi. Becker. Second row: Wilson. Bertolett. Watchorn. l.oudcrback. Abrams. Litwin, Snyder. V. Fraps. Bartar. Third row: Gallagher. C. Duguid. Vollmer. Jorgenson. Wills. Carson. Scrmattci. Fourth row: Hazzard. Michael. Fisher. The Acorn staff, under the guidance of Mrs. Anne Slick, advisor, and Bill Dixon, editor, was on tlx job all the time. They worked many long hours to put out a top-notch paper, one that has always been a winner in press competition. Every Friday students eagerly awaited their copies of the Acorn. They especially en joyed the antics of Bucksy. the comic strip created by Joe Trimble, art editor. This year, as always, the editors and staff worked hand-in- hand to produce an accurate record of events at Upper Darby High. Mrs. Slick and Bill Dixon consult. 28

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THE UPI-DAH UPI-DAH Staled. I. io r.. P. Wilson. P. Oakley. I., l.cc. J. Burdo. R. Zimmerman. I.. Terrell. P. Penny- packer. K. Dietz. J. McCloskcy. S. Charlesworth. Standing: M. Viglione. B. Komig. J. Hastings. J. Talpcy. B. Price. A. Branigan. J. Vender. I:. Theurer. G. Dudley. Miss Gaukrodgcr. The IJ pi-Dab staff reading manuscripts. Miss Gaukrodger. advisor and Sylvia Charics- worth. editor. The Upi-Dah. oldest U.D.H.S. publication, is the place where Royals display their literary talents. The best manuscripts from all English classes are published along with the stories written by the literary staff, piloted by Sylvia Charlesworth Each Monday the staff meets to read, criticize and accept stories for publication. The faculty sponsor is Miss Edith Gaukrodger and the art editor is Phyllis Penny- packer. 30