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

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Harry 7 cRobertson Sandy High School 1927, Grove City College 1930, Penn State Mr. Robertson is a jolly and kindhearted principal; yet he is strict when occasion demands, and is capable of enforcing orders. We became acquainted with him when we were freshmen and not once has our relationship been marred by any misunderstanding or lack of cooperation. During the past year, the first Mr. Robertson has been principal of the high school, he has carried out his duties efficiently and has always been ready to aid in any plan for the betterment of our schools. He is keenly interested in the study of chemistry, plane geometry, and mathematics, and since he is prepared to answer any practical question in the world of science he is indeed kept busy satisfying the curiosity of his pupils. This year Mr. Robertson was selected to be a member of the DuBois Iviwanis Club, which in itself, is an honor. He has also been active, throughout the year, in several other worthwhile activities. The senior class extends to Mr. Robertson our appreciation for his support during our school days and our sincere wishes for his success throughout the coming years. “I’ll grant you that” General Mathematics . Plane Geometry . Chemistry Eleven

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Ten I arl zJxC. Brewer Last spring, immediately following the close of school, Mr. Brewer was elected Supervising Principal of the Sandy Township Schools, to replace Mr. J. L. Hackenberg. Although this is Mr. Brewer’s first year as the head of Sandy schools, he has already made several changes both in teaching technique and in curricular improvement. A few innovations that have been accomplished are the standardization of textbooks, a revised course of study for the elementary schools, and the introduction of the Peterson Penmanship System. In addition to these changes he has shown professional interest by attending various educational meetings at Harrisburg during the present school year. During the four years of our relationship with him we have acquired a high respect for his efficient leadership. He is always ready to lend a helping hand when we are in need of advice. Mr. Brewer has acted as a diligent adviser of the Flambeau Staff, for the past four years. His untiring efforts in this type of work have been highly esteemed and greatly appreciated by the members of the various staffs. We, the seniors, wish to extend our utmost and sincere thanks to him for having made the publication of this Flambeau possible. It is with deepest regret that we must leave him and we hope he will not forget the class of ’36. “Flambeau Staff Meeting in the Library” Supervising Principal Reynoldsville High School, Clarion State Teachers College, Duke University 1926, Penn State

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Sandy Faculty z.'Members Leolin IIayes, A. B. Robekt Coble, A. B. Sniuly High School, 1924 Susquehanna University, 1930 Penn State During the four years that we have known Mr. Hayes, we have come to the conclusion that he certainly knows history. In the classroom he demands attention but this does not detract from his popularity with the students. He has proved to be an efficient financial manager of athletics. World History American History “Cut the Chattering” Marion E. Singleton Mount Aloysius Academy, 1926 Reaver College, 1928 University of Pittsburgh, 1930 Penn State, 1932 Miss Singleton has been in Sandy for five years, but this is her first year as Librarian. In addition to regular classroom studies, she has made Library periods very interesting. The class of ’36 wishes to express its appreciation to her for helping to make this publication of the Flambeau a success. Economic Geography . Latin Girls Glee Club “Certainly” Lemasters High School, 1924 Gettysburg College Grinnell College, 1931 Penn State Mr. Coble has been with us during all our high school days. His major activities are advising boys’ Hi-Y club and coaching the freshman basket ball team. “What you do, do right,” is Mr. Coble’s motto, and he enjoys seeing things done in a proper manner. English . Biology “Do you agreef Twelve