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

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ier Land equipped clossrooms, ond friendly class- motes collaborate to moke our classes one of the most memorable parts of our school year. Those students who take full advantage of the closses available will handle ably the challenges of the outside world, our biggest frontier.

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Front As we enter our class- rooms each day, we cross the thresholds of many new frontiers. Ranging from the three R's through science, and history to home econom- ics and shop. U.D. affords us a well balanced curriculum. Our versatile faculty, well

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As a former graduate of Upper Darby High, Mr. Fred R. Loeb has more than the usual understanding of the problems that confront members of the junior class. While in high school Mr. Loeb was a three-letter winner, voted best athlete by his classmates, and a Hi-Y member. During the school day Mr. Loeb may be found teaching corrective gym. While in the capacity of class adviser he plans assembly programs and counsels members of the class of '58. The secret of Mr. Loeb's success with young people lies in his own statement: I understand many prob- lems the boys and girls of today may have, because I con remember when I was young. Mr. Fred R. Loeb Junior Class Adviser They smoothed the path First Row. Loft to Right: Torri Borordi, Margo Bowman, Doris Martin, Morio Laurie, Suo Dickon. Socond Row: Miss D Amolio. Judy Schmidt, Phyllis Mitchell. Gail Berger. Third Row: Dick Harkins. Frod Grimm. Bill Clappor. John Gusik, Jock Martin, Joe Solvucci. Fourth Row: Ernie Del Rossi. John Bohm, Bill Morshmon. Dave Grove. Jim Comfort. 26