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

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THE FLAMBEAU Harry Heilburn—Stub Academic Athlet ic Association The old saying “Silence is Golden” describes Stub to a “T”. He studies earnestly and always has a kind word for anyone in distress. Stub would like to go in the movie business but seeing he lacks the financial backing he will take up aviation. Speaks little, but sjx’aks the truth. Eileen C. Killila—Tiny Academic Athletic Association Girls Hi-Y S3 Dramatic Club 'SO F. O. V. Club 88 In scholarship and leadership Tiny is unexcelled. Her delightful personality and her unusual ability arc worthy of much praise. She expects to take up newspaper work later, probably as a critic. No task is too difficult for this little lady. —1933— Robert How at—Bob Academic Class Secretary 81 Athletic Association Bob is a very studious lad. His chief sin is coming to school late at noon. Bob does not bother the girls, because perhaps he thinks they arc not worth his while. He is a very quiet fellow but a steadfast friend. Simple in all his thoughts and trays. True in every word he says. Florence Marie Lucore—Flo Academic—Vocational Girls Glee Club 38 F. O. V. Club 'S3 V. H. E. Club 80, 81 “Nobody But Nancy” 32 Hen is another bus rider and does she like it? ()! Boy, just ask her. Her greatest hobby is lx bby pins and earrings. Her highest ambition is to take her guitar and play When the Work’s All Done This Fall” over the radio. . ust as street as she can be. ■-GX+

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 THE FLAMBEAU John Crook—Crooks Academic Athletic Association Football '31, ’32, ’33 Crooks hails from Falls Creek. The thing he enjoys most in life is the daily school bus ride. He takes little part in our outside activities, but he enjoys showing his strength by tossing “Dick’s” lawn roller around the school ground. The bravest of tnen teas he. Annabei.le Hess—Ann Academic—Vocational Flambeau Staff Athletic Association Literary Club 88, ’33 Girls Hi-Y ’33 F. (). V. Club ’33 We will always remember Ann for her literary talent. She is jolly and is ever body 8 friend. Someone said she was a man hater, but that is hard to believe. This little lady enjoys going to square dances. We wonder why. Here’s a lass so bright ami jolly She doesn't hare time for melancholy. —1933— Elm er Di noer—A la ham a Flambeau Staff Athletic Association Boys Hi-Y '82, ’33 Alabama is quite the ladies man. a very scientific young man by the peculiar experiments he attempts in Chemistry Class. Alabama is a true friend of his fellow classmates, although he does spend most of his time at noon in the hall talking to a certain Jean. A terror with the women. Academic Boys Cooking Class ’32, ’33 Football '31 Track '31, 32 He has proved himself to be Jane Keel—Skinny Athletic Association Dramatic Club '30 Literary Club '33 Girls Hi-Y '32, '33 Kditor-in-Chief of Flambeau Academic F. 0. V. Club 33 Girls Glee Club '32, President '33 (iirls Basketball '30, '31 Girls Basketball Manager '33 “Nobody But Nancy” '32 Cheer leader '33 An all around girl—Skinny is athletic, studious, and sociable. There isn’t anything she can’t do. If you have been looking for a real girl, who is a good earnest worker, a happy and sincere friend, you have reached the end of your search. As for character no words need Ik written, you can sec it for yourself. Is it any wonder she is popular? Demure and sweet, and eyes of blue, She works very hard and is fHtpular too.

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 53: THE FLAMBEAU Clair Johnston—Hick Academic Boys Hi-V '38 Boys Cooking Class Clair is exceedingly Quiet and unassuming. Although wo have hoard little from him, wo hope that he has enjoyed his High School career. Slow and steady wins the race. Jean Elizkrktii Mii.ukon—Jcanny Academic (iirls Glee Club '88 F. O. V. Club '33 Jean joined our class as a Junior. She hails from Sabula and rides the bus, hence the reason she is never late for school. We all enjoy the puzzling questions she often asks. ? ? ? We an sure of a worthy opponent if an argument arises in any of our classes where she is. If the world should end tomorrow I At me die talking. —1933— Charles C. Kessler—Chuck Athletic Association Boys Hi-V '33 Football '88, '33 Academic Basketball '31, '32, '88 Track 32, '33 “Blame It on Sandy” '33 Chuck has one of the most pleasing dispositions of all the members of the Senior Class. His clean sportsmanship on the football field and basketball floor has won for him an endless host of friends. Here’s wishing you all tin success in the world Chuck The way to have a friend is to he one. Helen Louise Minns—Minn Academic—Vocational V. H. E. Club '30, '31 F. O. V. Club 33 Helen is a nice quiet girl when the teachers are around. She seldom takes part in our social affairs but nevertheless she is liked bv all tin students, especially a certain little Senior boy. ask Minn. As merry as the day is long. :[ 26 ]: