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

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. Dr. James E. Nancarrow Principal To The Class oT I957: The TaculTy oT Upper Darby l-ligh School exTends iTs sincere congraTulaTions and besT wishes To The class aT I957 upon The saTisTacTory compleTion oT The prescribed courses in The curriculum. As you go ouT To Take your place in The world. we TrusT ThaT you have Talcen advanTage oT Train- ing which has been available To you, and Tha+ you have properly equipped yourselT To perform your duTies as a good ciTizen and To meeT your oppor- TuniTies as an individual. We hope +ha+ you will have The desire and The abiliTy To produce some- Thing which socieTy needs, someThing which is consTrucTive and of beneTiT To your Tellow-men. May you parTicipaTe creaTively in The worlc of The world and consTanTly sTrive To serve. We shall waTch your TuTure achievemenTs and noTe your progress. We exTend our besT wishes as you move on inTo a larger liTe oT opporTuniTies and challenges. c T Xiw gg J Q34 ' V i if M -rp 9 ' l, -,'!f'. -Q-5 .. one iting . f-1' .r ' , 2 Q, . a wi . ns: T 5 ' 'r .X if I , . 1. -f ' 'X Mr. Jesse MaTlacJ: rs. Rhoda S, Seeburger s- ' Dr. Harlan F. Haines Mr. John H. Frolier Vice-PresidenT '15 ii 3113 Dr. George G. Dilworfh T Mr. R. Winfield Baile Pregidenf SoliciTor -r - f 1 gg. 'f 1 .'1 M Mr. Vanleer l. Bond Mr. Charles W. Holmes RegisTrar Planning and producing beneiicial developmenTs in The school sysTem oT Upper Darby is The heavy burden oT our School Board. AT Their regular monThly meeTing such iTems as selecTing new TaculTy members and providing new school TaciliTies Tor Upper Darby's 2l,OOO school children are discussed. The sincere eTTorT and careful deliberaTion which These people puT TorTh in searching Tor soluTions To These problemg makes every Upper Darby ciTizen graTeTul and proud. The increasing populaTion oT our Township causes an overcrowded condiTion in our schools. ln order To help remedy This siTuaTion and reduce The pressure on The presenT Junior l-ligh School on GarreTT Road, The School Board has developed a program Tor Junior High sTudenTs aT The

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' L llglllhlg TOWH4 ESQUARE fhe clossroom, advisory worlc, ofh- lefics, clubs, ond ofher services which fhey willingly render fo lceep fhe ever expanding school life in bolonce. Now, on 'rhese few pages, we wish fo show our oppre- ciofion.

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-said' ' g N 1Qji'?'5,f1,,giQf:' Mr. Lewis O. Goas all concerned . 'Nz , fb x, ev Mr. John Pql-fy MTS. Berlhtl Werf L l gk- 4 f I If Mr, Sfewarl' B. Harlrness gig, is :Affg ft Treasurer Mr. Ralph M' Andersen Assislanl lo lhe Superinlendenl Dea n of Bays x-5? jf Mrs. Edna M. Danehower Mr. Alberl O. Snyder Dean of Girls Secrefary Senior High School, malcing il possible lo bring up a com- plele unil oi sevenlh, eighlh, and ninih graders. A new S3.I25,000 Junior High School on Slcle Road is presenily under conslruciion by school aufhorily. This up-lo-dale building is expecled lo be compleled by lhe fall of i957 and will accommodale approximalely l4OO pupils and sevenly leachers. Of course, io render such valuable service, a group such as lhis musi have a capable leader. Dr. George Dilworih has served as presidenl since I94l, and acis as an inspira- 'rion and organizer lo 'rhe ofher members of lhe board. Togerher lhey successfully sclve whalever problems arise. lhus proving lheir deep inferesl in fhe educafion of Upper Darby's youfh. Mr. B. Marvin Weiss rl, To lhe Class oi l957: In ihis era of rapid change you are moving inlo a period in our nolional life when American in- genuily and ideology will be challenged by lhal of oiher peoples. each slruggling for a place in lhe sun. You will share in 'rhe invenlive genius and 'rhe crealive abiliiy ol The greaiesl nalion in hisfory and will enioy a slandard of living lhal your grand- parenls never envisioned. This is a greal' privilege and an equally greal responsibilily, l am sure lhal you have learned +o appreciale 'rhese blessings fully and 'ro dedicale your life 'ro lheir preservaiion and enrichmenl. We appreciaie wha+ you have done, individually and colleclively, 'ro add 'ro lhe rich 'rradilions ol lhis greal school. May each of you live a useful, lull life - characlerized by growlh and achieve- menl, and declicaled 'ro unseliish service lo man- kind. -'Y i .-L. MQ -:rf f Mr. John H. Tyson Mr, George W. Hoehler Superinlfendenf Assislanf fo lhe Superiniendeni