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

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THE FLAMBEAU Page Fifteen SENIOR CLASS SONG Tune, ' 'Aloha Ae' ' VVe will always love and cherish Thee, As on we glide along Life 's way, Ever guided by our Alina Mater, Striving onward day by day. We will ne 'er forget the happy days VVe spent with you, dear old school, Where teachers dear would help us all, And never, never fail our call. Blue and Gold the colors of our class, The sweet pea gay our lovely flower, Our ai111 suecess, our hope to win Shall lead us on to Gloryk bower. As the birds and Howers are dearly loved, By the gentle One in Heaven, So Thou watched and eared for us, The class of Twenty-seven. tChorusj Farewell to thee, dear Sandy High, Whe1'e we have spent our happy hours, One last farewell to teachers dear And friends and classmates true. -Rose M. Anthony, ,27.

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PageFourteen THF. FLAMBEAU ' CLASS WILL E, the Class of 1927, of Sandy Township High School, County of Clearfield, State of Pennsyl- vania, realizing that our days are numbered in this. our beloved Sandy High School, do hereby attest this to be our Last VVill and Testament. lWe bequeath to the Class of '28 and the succeed- ing classes all those heirlooms handed down to us by those who have stepped out into life from this school. We 'bequeath said properties, intact as received, and hope that they shall be respected and loved as we ourselves have respected and loved them. We bequeath to the Class of '28 all property used by us, during this, our last term of school. Namely, books, chapel seats, laboratory, class room, etc. To Mr. Spigelmyer, our highest esteem and re- gards for his kind companionship and help through- out our high school careers. To Mr. Attinger, charge of the Class of '28, and we hope he will be as kind and considerate to them as he was to us. To Miss Bailey, all facts and events of history, both ancient and modern, that this class as a whole has forgotten. To Mr. Herrold, the right to make the coming Seniors see geometrical and arithmetical figures in their innocent dreams. To Mr. Adams, the honor of broadening the minds of the Seniors of '28 on the subjects of litera- ture, philosophy and flunking. To Miss Boos, the right to cultivate the voices of those who take our place. To Paul Lewis, Harlan Lucore's nickname. To Russell Dodd, Merle J ones' ability as a chem- ist. A To Florence Jones, Florence Waggettk knack of understanding foreign languages, To Edna McHenry, Helen Coderls ability to laugh on short notice. To Inez Griliith, Genevieve Peterson's beau with the Ford coupe. D To Rachel Pifer, Helen Howard's place at the piano. To Martha Sturm, Rose Anthony's ability as an actress. To Emery Bailey, James Mark 's position of wiatchfng the Senior classroom while they are in c lape , 'lfo Matthew Haley, Lucius Badger's popularity with the girls. To Paul Howard, Orrie Boring's seat in the school orchestra. To Charles Powers, Delno Ellis's ability to play a bang-up game of basketball. To Herbert Spigelmyer, Morris Thunberg's ,Fl'9Sllll131'1 girls. 'l'o Robert Divins, Charles Auraud's ability to dance. To Isabelle Shobert, Sara Hayes' quiet reserved manner. VVe do hereby appoint the male factors of tl1e faculty as the executors of this Last Will and Testa- ment. Signed, PAUL BARKER. Wlitnesses: Eva Ogden, Morris Thunberg, Sylvester Kitchen.

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ROSE MAE ANTHONY- Rosie Far may he sought ere you can find So courteous, so kind as merry Rose. Academic Course Athletic Association Flambeau Staff S. L. Y. Club Hi-Y Club When a Feller Needs a Friend Nothing But the Truth No Beauties Need Apply Safety First A Nautical Knot Rose is quite an actress. She can act any part that is given her to perfection. She Cll- tertains us frequently in the lab. with the Charleston. Rose delights in telling funny stories and hauling down the Q9'S in English class. She likes to slip in to talk to the teachers after school. Rose is going to Fre- donia Normal next fall, and we wish her suc- cess. uscalapacheesla l CHARLES ROBERT AURAND- Chuck A hetter sport you ne'er could find. Academic Course Athletic Association C. C. Club The Nautical Knot Charley is a very studious lad. His chief sin is driving the girls around in his Ford. He is ever ready to help in anything he can in school, but don't look for him hefore nine- thirty in the morning. He takes great plea- sure in coming to school late. Charley would make an excellent preacher. He frequently gives us a line on The Youth of Today. But as he is very humorous and good-na- tured, he doesn't mind if we don't listen real attentively. Wouldn't that grab ya! Page Sixteen ALICE KATHRYN BISH- Al A friend faithful and true. Academic Course Flambeau Staff S. L. Y. Club Hi-Y Club Nothing But the Truth Alice is a jolly lass, good natured, full of fun and always smiling. She is a great help to all those in need of assistance. She likes English nohlemen and wonders why we can't have dukes and earls in America. Al's chief recreation is working Arithmetic, and she is an old hand at skipping study periods. Al and her chum Helen can he found al- most any night down at the Avenue Theatre. Xl'hat's the attraction, girls? X A oh c hiKids! f i t it WP' W, ko r V' O .Wi