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

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Page T n»e vc THE FLAMBEAU Foreword j rpo the occasional reader, this issue will portray many of the Joy», much of the happiness, and a few of the sorrows of life which are experienced at an educational im-titutinn. To the Class of 1925, may it ever he a true standard of the ideals of Sandy, ever reminding them of the true friendships formed, the happy times experienced while attending dear old Sandy High.

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Table of Contents Foreword......................... Dedication....................... Faculty.......................... Class History.................... Class Prophecy .................. Class Poem....................... Class Will ...................... Class Song ...................... Seniors ......................... Sandy Sights..................... Flambeau Staff .................. Editorials....................... Literary Department ............. “Don’t Pretend” .............. “Somebody’s Daughter”......... “A Narrow Escape”............. “Ruth’s Treasure” . .......... “A Treasured Dream”........... “In the Day’s of Caesar”...... “Coin’ Somewhere”............. 12 13 14 17 19 21 22 23 24 32 34 36 40 40 42 43 45 47 47 48 “A Mother’s Son”............... “The Backwoods Product”........ “Fish? Worse’n That, Wildcats!” “The Haunted Staircase”........ “The Old Chest”................ Poet’s Corner.................... School Notes .................... Senior Notes .................... Junior Notes .................... Sophomore Notes ................. Freshman Notes................... Orchestra Notes ................. Dramatics........................ Club Notes....................... Athletics........................ Alumni........................... Exchange ........................ Jokes............................ Autographs....................... 50 51 52 54 55 58 07 08 71 70 81 85 86 95 98 104 105 100 109

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THE FLAMBEAU Page Thirteen DEDICATION Frank S. Attinger. B. S. Whose eminent fairness has XVon us, his Friends, and ever l(cpt our esteem. Whose kindliness, unassuming modesty, deep sincerity}. ever increasing teaching poiver, and xvhole hearted interest in the xvelfare of the students have assured him a place in the hearts of every Sandy student. To him JVC affectionately dedicate this issue of THE FI.AMBEAU FRANK S. ATTIXGKR was born March 15, 1895, at Port Trevorton, Pa. His early life was spent in rural school. In 1912 lie decided to go to school and entered I ehanon Valley Academy. After a few weeks there lie decided that there was no place like home, and home he went. The fall of 1913 lie went back and graduated from that institution with honors in 1915. He continued his studies in college there until the spring of ’17 when he enlisted in the U. S. A. A. S. and served his country for two years. It was during the Aisne offensive that he won a divi ‘ ' ! ‘‘ , given by General Poignon. Af- ter returning from France, he started to teach and at the same time continued his studies at Susquehanna University. He was graduated from that institution in ’22 and came to us as Principal of the High School, lie has served in that capacity for three years. 12638182