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

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THE FLAMBEAU Pa?f Number 1G PHILIP KRANITZ—“Phil” “Admires Divine Creatures.” Academic and Vocational Courses. Mark Twain Literary Athletic Association Flambeau Staff. ’24 Class Artist Senior Play Phil is one of the “six-feet-twos” of our class and rather handsome, so you see. He uses a lot of hair grume and gets furious when someone accidently-on-purpose musses his hair. Phil has much ability when it comes to drawing, and playing a banjo. If some fine music you chance to hear on Main St. Extension, or Wilson Ave., you can be sure its Phil picking on the old banjo. Although, we believe he can give a more harmonious tune while on Wilson Ave. Can you guess why? “You big ham.” ADELINE JEAN LINDAHL—“Ad” Golden hair and eyes of blue, Has this fair maid so good ami true. Vocational Course, ’21, ’22. Academic Course, ’22, ’21. Secy. Mark Twain Literary Society, ’21, Athletic Association. Flambeau Staff, ’21. “Hoodoo” Whitcomb Riley Program V. O. L. Honor Student Ad is a girl who measures up to the old saying that “good goods are done up in small packages.” She has become quite popular of late, and has secured numerous “beaux” for herself. This has been due. partly to her ability to skate and partly to her clever smile. Ad has ability to do much. As she has been blessed with naturul curls she can perform various duties more efficiently, because she doesn't need to worry about the curls coming out. “Holy Kanyme. ALICE MACDONALD— Mac” “All Mac’s characteristics we cannot tell. But what she does is generally done well.” Athletic Association. . Hoodoo” “Arrival of Kitty” “Love Pirates of Hawaii” V. 0. L. Cheer Lender Orchestra Mark Twain Literary Art Exhibit Flambeau Staff Whitcomb Riley Program (’lass Secretary, ’21 Senior Play Mac hails from Eriton on the nine o’clock trolly. Her only excuse is well Mark stayed until one, and----!!! that's why 'm late.” Mac has helped to bring success to our school by taking the leading part in many of the Dramas and carrying it out successfully. Alice is not a bit stingy with her lunch, the third period in the A. M. She believes in treating the crowd if it is only a bite. “Gee! Goshions.”

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Page Number 15 ------- -----+ J. HENRY JONES—“Jake” Whenever you see some curly red hair, Just bet your boots that Jake is there.” Vocational and Academic Courses. Whittier Literary Society 1 omato Threshers, '22 Basket Ball, ’23, ’24 Baseball, 2’3. 24 Orchestra. 22. 23, 24. Flambeau Staff, 28, 24. President Science Club 23 Athletic Association Honor Student If Jake was never naughty during his childhood days, he has certainly made up for it during his four years with us. When we first entered High School, we were impressed by Jake’s bright locks, but we soon forgot this when he began to show us what he knew. He is one of the brightest members of our class. Jake’s favorite hobby is to try new experiments in Laboratory when the teacher i: n’t around. Well, Jake”, if we don’t hear of you as President of the U. S. in a few years we’ll be disappointed. Oh, Thunderation ! WILDA KIEL— Kielie” She has brown hair, and eyes of blue, When it comes to friendship you’ll fin l her ti je. ' Mark Twain Literary Society. V. 0. L. Club Athletic Association Vocational and Academic Course Kiel comes from Eriton every morning almost as regular as the tick of the clock, and you will find her here studying P. I), or Chemistry, and then seldom gets a hundred (?) She is very fond of good amusements, and nothing gives her more pleasure than a bag of candy when in the Study Hall. She is generally interested in school affairs, especially when there is a kid party or a V. 0. L. meeting. Who said?” JENNIE MARGARET KELLER— Ginny” Sweet as the Lilies of the Field” Whittier Literary Vocational and Academic Courses V. O. L. “The Hoodoo” Program Commttec Flambeau Staff Whitcomb Riley Program Athletic Association Class Optimist Jennie is just like a ray of sunshine on a dark and rainy day. She has proven to her classmates that all good things come in small packages. Ginny never has anything to say about her love affairs, but we are told that still waters run deepest. She loves to take a trip home about every two weeks to spend the week end and then—forget to come back on Monday morning. Jennie has bright visions of teaching in a little red school-house on a hill. I think its awful.

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4---- MARY JOSEPHINE MALASKY—“Malasky” A noble character in the best asset in life.” Basket Ball, ’23 The Hoodoo” Science Club, ’23 V. O. L. ’24 Athletic Association Whittier Literary Society Program Committee, ’24 Vocational and Academic Courses Riley Program, ’22 Editor-in-Chief, Flambeau, ’24 Salutatorian Mary has won a host of friends by her unselfishness and sweet personality. She is one of the most studious girls in our class, and seldom fails to recite. Mary is an expert mathematician, often sacrificing her time and pleasure to help some of her less brilliant classmates. She is the possessor of much dignity and will power, and no one can persuade her to disobey the dictates of her conscience. But, in spite of her studies, Mary is always ready for a good time, and is one of the best sports imaginable. If you want a true friend, call on Mary. ”Oh, goodness, I’m so busy.!” THE FLAMBEAU DOROTHY JANE McCAUSLAND—”Dot’ A friend is Dot—faithful and true.” “With rosy cheeks and eyes of blue, Whitcomb Riley Program, ’23. ‘•The Hoodoo”. ’23 Athletic Association Mark Twain Literary Society V. O. L.. ’24 Academic Class Flambeau Staff. ’24 Flson Art Exhibit, '22. “Dot” comes from the country; Her rosy cheeks indicate that. She’s a shark in her studies and a genius in elocution, which we expect she’ll teach some day. “Dot” was very unfortunate this year--she has been kept out of school for months on account of sickness. We were delighted when her health was restored to her and she to us. There certainly would have been a vacancy in the Senior Class if she could not have graduated this year. She has a remarkable talent in literature, especially for writing stories and composing poetry. Some day we will hear the praise of the world given to her. “Well., I’ll be Jiggered”. Page Number 17 —----- —-—•+ ALTA MAE NAUGLE—“Alto” “With just a wee bit of Ireland in her. Whittier Literary Society Secretary V. O. L., ’24 Athletic Association Vocational and Academic Courses “Alto” is just as sweet and pretty as her name. To hear her laugh, you would think she never had a care in the world. “Alto” doesn’t like to study, but when she does, the teachers all sit up and take notice. She is very generous,never failing to “Divie” up with the bunch if she has any eats. We don’t know what Alta’s motive was in taking the Vocational Course, but we’re sure that it will become useful to her in a few years. “Oh. Gosh. I dunno.”