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

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H E F L A M B E A U Mak Elnora Hick, A. B. Haller High Sehool, 1922. Thirl College. 1926. Miss Rior nunc to Sandy High when we won Sophomores. During tin fiiiM s|»ent with us she has won the admiration of every student for her unselfishness in helping us with all our problems. Her work in the language detriment has Isaui thorough and Muc c sful. Much of the sueeess of our French Club is due to her. We sincerely hope that Sandy may Ik so fortunate as to secure her aTViccs again next year. Frances A. Rowland, A. B. Farmington High Srhttol Taylor Unierrsity Miss Howland came to us at the I eg inning of of this term. She has had charge of the English Department,and ha been Literary Advisor of the Flamltcau. It has been through her careful efforts that a nurnlter of the plays have lx en such decided supeessen. She is very jolly and is always ready to help everyone. We wish her the greatest sueeess in the future, and in whatever she may undertake. English Maude Mae Wolfe. A. 13. Susquehanna High School, 1921. Lebanon Valley College. 1925. Miss Wolfe is one of the popular Sophomore re|M r»ing teachers. She organized the French Club, the first club of its kind in Sandv High. Although the advisor of the (!irl Hi A Club, she has not devoted all her time to them alone but has hcl|H-d everyone in school. She is well known for her jolliness and she is never too busy to give a smile of encouragement. We have indeed lx en fortunate to have a French teacher with the ability of Miss Wolfe. French English H istory IAilin. French.

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T H F. F I. AM B E A V I io) -V Miss Isabel Myers. B. S. York Hi eh School Thompson's Business SchooJ Simmons College Miss Myers is another of our new teachers. She entered Sandy Hit'll after the term had starter!. She came to assist with the vocational department and has made a line impression on the nirls of this department through her contact w ith them. She is seen at all Athletic Contests in which Sandy takes part and is one of our real lwM sters. Miss Myers i frequently found in tin school after dismissal helping some students with their work. Her daises are very interesting and we are hoping that Sandy will have her service again next year. Charles V. McKaik, A B. ('olumbiti High School, H’oon cr ('allege, 1923. Ml. Union College. Ccnnsylt'ania Stale College. Mr. MeKain is one of our new teacher coming to Sandy from Avalon, Pa. He is our new athletic coach. Through his tireless efforts for the advancement of good sportsmanship and athletics, he has earned a place in the hearts of all those interested in athletics. He is also a teacher of Problems of Democracy and chemistry. These classes are very interesting due to his humorous illustrations and to the attention he thus receives from his class. We hojie that Mr. MeKain will Is hack next year at Sandy for the I letter men t of school athletics ami clean sportsmanship. Problem of Democracy. Chemixtry. General Science. Eva Katherine Piker, B. S. Sanily High School. I9i. . (irore City College. 1998. Miss Pifcr, who graduated with the class of ‘ 4 of this school, came hack this year to take charge of our math department. Although she lias been in our midst only a short time, she has won the resj eet of every student in Sandy High. She is a loyal sup|Mirtcr of our basket I tail team and never misses a game. Her help and encouragement has lieen appreciated very much by the student Imdv, and it is with regret that the class of ’29 bids her farewell. Home Economics Mathematics.

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T 1! E F L A M B E A I Class History—Broadcast from Station S. . S. Freshman Class Broadcasting In Septemlwr 5. 1925 we entered Sandy High School 115 very green and shy Freshmen. November 4. we held our first class meeting for the purpose of electing officers. The following were elected: President Jink Miles Vice President Paul Howard Secretary Rachel Piper Treasurer Paul Kline Reporter Kari. Waggett March 24. another important meeting was held at which we selected our motto, colors and class flower. They are: Motto Strive to Succeed Colors Pearl gray and gold Flower Lily of the valley We had many good times in spite of the razzing we received at the hands of the upper classmen. By the end of the year the green had completely disappeared. Station S. H. S. signing off May 19. 1926 until September 1926. Karl Waggett, announcing. President ------ Paul Howard Vice President June Miles Secretary ------ Paul Kline Treasurer Rachel Piker Reporter Karl Waggett February 22. a group of the Sophomores rendered a program which was voted the ! est of the year. The beginning of March we selected our pennants and received them the later part of the month. They certainly were gtxxl looking. The Biology class under the supervision of Miss Spigel-myer and Mr. Herrold motored to Bilgers Rocks to look for rare species of plant life. The girls prepared a delicious picnic dinner just ask the boys. The following have left our midst: Martha Kriner, Harry W ilson. Andrew Wilson and Ilia Shaffer. We. the class of '29 wish them success. Station S. H. S signing off Mav 26. '27 until September '27. Karl Waggett, announcing. Sophomore Class Broadcasting September 6. 1926 we again entered Sandy Hi but this time as bright Sophomores, our number being 48. We were greeted by four new faces among the faculty members: KVT Adams, Maude M. Wolfe. Mae K. Rice and Marie Boos. Later, the same month we held a meeting and elected the following officers: uni or Class Broadcasting o As Jolly Juniors we entered Sandy Hi in September 1927 to continue our High School education. There was now just 46 in our class. Only one new face greeted us among the faculty members. Mae A. Jones. We held our first meeting of the year in September and elected the officers for the year. They were: President Mary Woika Vice President Pail Howard