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

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The Flambeau i 'o i Sjjpt. William Warren Spioelmykr A. B., A. M., Ph.D. Susquehanna University, 1896-1900 Mr. Spigelmytr has been in tho School of Sandy for eight years. During that time he has never once failed in lending a helping hand when it was needed nor in greeting us with a cheery smile and word. He has ever impressed upon ils the good in education and the success it helps us achieve. We sincerely hoj e he has been as happy in serving Sandy as we have been in having him with us. Prop. Joseph L. Hackknhkru High School Principal Susquehanna University, 1920 Penn Slate A. M1929 Prof. Haekenberg came to us at Sandy when we were Sophomores. He quickly gained our deepest love and respect by his honesty in school relationships, helpfulness in athletics and friendship for all of us. He holds a place of high esteem in the heart of every pupil in Sandy. We very sincerely thank Prof. Haekenberg for the help he has given our class and for the clean sportsmanship he has taught us. Arithmetic Physics Chemistry

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Our “Beloved” Faculty T he Flambeau I now will try to .state Facts about our faculty dear; Please follow me as I relate Things about them here. Mr. Spigelmver, our kind friend, Has ever served us well. That his stay with us is at an end; We are sorry indeed to tell. Then Mr. Hackenberg comes next, To all he'd knowledge give, Much he knows about every text, Long and prosperous may he live. Miss Mae Jones is very sweet. She’s always in for fun, Rut her temper easily heats, She hands out detention slips One by one. And there’s “Oornie” Brewer (Excuse the nickname.) Though he’s very new here, We like him just the same. And now there’s Miss Rowland, Our literature shark; We not only work but enjoy it For her then we get a good mark. Then there’s Mr. McKain, An awfully good guy; We like him too, for Well you all know why. Miss Rice teaches Latin. Even tho’ we resent it. When she makes us study— We re sure to repent it. And too there’s Miss Wolfe, We like her very much. Although she does remind us Of “ Ktudiez” and such. And of course there's Miss Pifer. (Her nickname is Kaye.) When we get advice from her, We know that it will pay. Miss Law’s another new one, (She’s l)een here less than a year) But then she’s always in for fun; To us she’s very dear. Miss Myers is another, She teaches about food. And she’s a very nice one, Things that she cooks are good. Now please don’t feel offended At anything said here; The good is really meant, The rest is just to cheer. Garnet Mecnan '31

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The Flambeau Karl Bhkwkr. A. B. Clarion State Teacher College Penn State Duke University, '20 Mr. Brewer is with us for the first year. He comes from Union, his home being in Rcynoldsville. He (relieves in and is, at present, trying to prove the theory that “two can live just as cheaply as one. Mr. Brewer has also coached our B. B. Team at w hich lie has done fine work in bringing out the letter qualities of plavers. He is very strict at school but is well liked “for a' that and a' that.” History Geometry Mar E. Joker, A. B. Pennsylvania College for Women, ’27 Pennsylvania State College Allegheny College Miss Jones, the Juniors' favorite teacher, has been with us for three years. As Seniors, we have not been with her in the classroom but in the chapel exercises her music has hel| ed us get in the right mood for work. Biology English Crack E. Law. B. S. Simmons College, '29 Miss Law is one of the jolliest teachers in Sandy. Even when most busily engaged in work, she has a pleasant smile for anyone interrupting with a request for help. May the time come when she will look back on the days 8| ent in Sandy with satisfaction. Home Economics