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

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 S3: THE FLAMBEAU E. Katharine Piff.r, B. S. Saudi High School, 1024 drove City College, 1028 University of California, 1020 University of Michigan, 1020 Penn State, 1022 When wo entered High School as Freshmen we found Miss Pifer already here. She has won our highest esteem. She has helped to put across the Senior Play in great style and nas roved herself an excellent coach. She is well iked l»v all the Senior Class, and we especially enjoy staying in with her after school when we are naughty boys and girls. Mathematics “Don't you know what the second bell means? M. Margaret Laird, B. S. Watertown High School, 1020 Simmons College, 1020 Penn Stale, 1022 Each morning Miss Laird greets everyone with a cheerful smile. She is always ready to help anyone, especially the Girls Discussion Group. Through Miss Laird’s efforts we have had a very successful Assembly Committee which has improved our programs immensely. She is right in her glory while preparing a meal with the Boys Cooking Class. Home Economics Girls Hi-Y’ Adviser “Uarrieeee .... Maude M. Wolfe, A. B. Susquehanna High School, 1021 Lebanon Valley College, 1025 Miss Wolfe has been at Sandy longer than any of our teachers. She is a crack French teacher, although she makes pretty stiff assignments. She is the Librarian and she keeps Room 6 in very good order. Ask a few of the Seniors what happens when they feel a bit gay in the Library the third period Tuesday afternoons. French Librarian 11Tres bind (very well) :[ 14

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THE FLAMBEAU Leoi.in Hayes, A. B. Sandy II igh School 1924 Susquehanna University 1930 Mr. Havos has boon teaching the Seniors about problems of the world for three years. We know he likes to teach the Freshmen things about Cleopatra and Caesar. Mr. Hayes is a good sport and attends all the basketball games; in fact la sometimes sells and collects tiekets. The Seniors enjoy arguing with Mr. Hayes in P. I). Class, but due to his advanced learning he always wins the argument if he’s right or wrong. Problems of Democracy History Civics “No absentees today Harry Edwin Robertson, B. S. Sandy High School, 1927 Grove City College, 1930 Penn State Mr. Robertson is the “Einstein” of Sandv. Any problems dealing with the scientific world are taken to him. He is a jolly chap and is well liked by all the students. He is called “Harry” when Mr. Brewer isn’t around. Ask Harry what he is always doing out of the room on Chemistry Laboratory days. He generally has a good time the third period in the morning going around the study hall taking notes from the Senior girls (one especially). We wonder why Harry likes to tease Gouge. General Science Physics Chemistry “Quiet hack in that corner.” Robert Coble, A. B. Lemaster High School 1924 Gettysburg College Grinnell College 1931 Mr. Coble is a quiet sort of a fellow, and doesn’t give us much chance to get acquainted, but we think he knows his Biology by the apparatus usually seen on his desk. Coaching the B squad and Faculty team constitute part of Mr. Coble’s activities in our athletics. We now realize that his speed on the basketball floor is due to his great track ability. Mr. Coble was our track coach this spring and he did fine work. We know he will some day be a great coach. Best of luck to you Mr. Coble. Biology English “Alright now2 i 13 ]:

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THE FLAMBEAU Marion Elizabeth Singleton, A. B. Mount A lay sine Academy, 1920 Heaver College, 1928 University of Pittsburgh, 7.930 This is Miss Singleton’s second year at Sandy. She is a loyal supporter of School activities. She is seen at all the games sitting beside her dear . . . ? ? Miss Singleton is also the director of a very successful Glee Club. We wish you success with your future Glee Clubs. Latin Civics Glee Club Director “Sure, I'll go.” Lorena M. Ryan, B. S., M. S. Monona High School Iowa State College Miss Ryan is the young “Miss” you see down at the K. of C. working with the Girls Basketball Team. She is the adviser of four different girls clubs and likes to help the girls out when they get into deep water. She is very sweet and many of the young fellows about town don’t need to be told twice either. Home Economics General Science Girls Hi-Y Adviser “Oh! Gee.” Helen Louise Howard, A. B. Sandy High School, 1927 Grove City College, 1931 Even when Miss Howard is most busily engaged in work she has a smile for anyone requesting help. She is a jolly teacher and a good sport. Yes! she is the director of the orchestra, which you hear practicing Monday afternoons. We know Miss Howard will become a very famous leader in the future. English Orchestra Director “Close your books”