Sandy Township High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Du Bois, PA)

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THE FLAMBEAU I'mro Number 6 (Cmmmutrnnrnt I wonder if we realize What Commencement really means; Is it the end of all our striving, And the end of all our dreams? Or is it the beginning of living, The Commencement of our Life? And must we carry Life’s burdens, Struggling against sorrow and strife? Yes, Commencement is just the beginning; So let us not hesitate now, Let us carry our banner “Excelsior” Till we stand on the mountain’s brow. And though we’re beset by temptations. Let us climb with unwavering heart; And. fixing our gaze on the shining star, Let us not from our pathway depart. And, oh. with what joy we shall listen When the victory at last we have won, When we bow at the feet of the Master, And hear His glad welcome. Well Done.”

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-------—--- ■■ - ■■ - --- ■ - FRANK S. ATTINGER Science Mathmatics Problems of Democracy Senior Advisor Professor Attinger is always ready to help in anything for the betterment of our school. He is especially interested in sports. He has the difficult task of advising the Seniors. His lessons will always stay with us for they are given in the way in which only he can give them. MARGARET J. HAMILTON English Sophomore Advisor Mark Twain Advisor Miss Hamilton is our highly esteemed English teacher. She has guided class after class over the difficult pages of text books and classics, finding for each thought some permanent place in the life of some pupil. It is with the deepest regret that the Senior Class must bid her farewell. THE FLAMBEAU HELEN G. BAILEY History Mathmatics Junior Advisor Librarian Four years in the service of Sandy High. That is Miss Bailey’s record. Yes. she has been helping Sandy “Highians” over the rough spots since ’20, ’21. She teaches in a way that leaves a deep impression on the lives of her pupils. Her willingness to help and her sympathetic nature have won her a place in the heart of every student. BEATRICE M. FISHER Mathmatics Science Freshman Advisor Strange flowers difficult problems, and brand new fre hies. are Miss Fisher’s specialties. She coaches basket ball and plays tennis too. Her classes are always interesting because she is always introducing something new. Her pupils will look back over the years and be glad to have been her friend. Page Number 5 ---------- f MERAB C. GAMBLE French Latin Whittier Advisor Miss Gamble came to us at the beginning of this term, to teach us the pros and cons of Latin and French. She coached the girls basketball team and in between times helps the pupils to put on a play. She is just the person from whom to seek advice on any subject. ANNA B. FREE Home Economic . Miss Free is always busy, but never too busy to say a word of encouragement or lend a helping hand. She is a wonderful instructor, as one may see by the work done by tho e who study under her. She has been with us four years.

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THE FLAMBEAU Page Number 7 --------- t ETHEL MAE WILSON Secretary GEORGE ASHENFELTER Preaident LEOLIN O. HAYES Vice-Pre«ident ANNA GRIESEMER T reaturer