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

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t f Charles W. Lines “Chuckie” Chuckie is the big-little boy of our class. He has been an honor student and a favorite of the teachers during his four years at Sandy. Chuck has great acting ability and we know he will attain success in whatever he undertakes. Oh, Yeah! Vendla I. Thunberg Ven “Ven” hails from the Heights. She has gained many friends during her four years in high school. “Ven” is always ready for work or play. When you want to find “Ven,” ask Ruth. Don’t be funny Dee T. Burfield “Burfield “Burfield”, as you probably know, is one of our twins. He has little to say, but he does do his share of the work cheerfully and is well liked by both students and teachers. Boy, I yot a dirty deal” James Kelly Irish” “Irish” is a real Irishman. He is always willing to help anyone and has as sunny a smile for you as can be found anywhere. He has shown great athletic ability, and is considered an “all-around guy.” “I think I’ll tear into some P. G.” Ruth C. Thunberg “Tuney” Ruth and “Ven” are inseparable pals. Whatever Ruth takes part in we know the project will profit by her help. Ruth is studious but her outstanding talent is singing. We wish her luck in the future. “Now isn’t that embarrassing Darrell I. Burfield Darrell is the other half of our popular twin combination in Sandy. He has been a faithfull member of our Assembly Committee for three years. He has a warm smile and a pleasing personality; therefore, we know he will succeed in life. Okay by me” Twenty-one

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Anthony V. Sinkosky “Tony” Anthony is tall and handsome and a good athlete as well. He has remained a sturdy member of the class through our four years. We know Anthony will continue to help others along as he has helped us. “When can I come up?” Decimae Green “Dottie” “Dottie” is one of the well-liked senior girls who comes on the bus from Clear Run. She has been student librarian for two years. She is pleasant to everyone, and is always willing to give anyone a helping hand. “I like your nerve” M. Clyde Meenan “Meenan” Where there is noise there’s “Meenan”. We don’t know of any particular interest that Clyde has but he certainly spends too much time with the girls. He is a prominent athlete and we hoi e he turns out to lx “Her Hero” “Move over, would yaf” Courtney Shenkle “Bub” “Bub” is one of our likable seniors and a possible honor student. He is a great pal to all who know him. One word will deseril e his future—“Success”. Your fellow classmates wish you luck “Bub”. “You can figure that out” Mary Louise Grube “Squeeze” “Squeeze” is a small, but popular member of our class. She is in almost every club, and has been the school pianist for three years. She seems to be headed for a career as a great pianist. “Well, blow me down” Twenty

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Lansing J. Albright “Bud “Bud” is one of our light-hearted hoys. His chief hobbies are dancing, going to basketball games, and telling jokes. Bud expects to go to college this fall and we wish him all the success in the world. “Hello, Scum” Beatrice A. Gudinas “Bee “Bee’ is a loyal senior. She causes little disturbance, and when it comes to mathematics she rates highly. She is planning to carry this study further, and we hope she will prove to be successful. “Oh yeah William L. Cunningham “WiU “Will” is a very bashful member of our class, but that does not detract from his agreeable personality. He has proved his worth in football, and we are sure that he is a senior who will be missed. “Hey----” Louise H. Harvey “Madam “Madam” is a quiet girl who never discusses her affairs with any of her classmates. She believes in studying hard and as a result is a good student. Applying the maxim, “Silence is Golden”, Louise will go far in this world. “Skip it” Adelio Paul Chiaravallb “Garibaldi” “Garibaldi” is one of our quiet, but very studious, boys. He has an ability to do school work and take an active part in class discussions. He is always willing to help any student and is well liked by everyone. “Ah-----” Helen Liddle “Shorty” “Shorty” is one of our quiet students. She seldom takes part in our social affairs, but she is well liked by all. Her favorite hobby is attending square dances at Brook’s Grange Hall. “Quit it note” Twenty-tuo