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

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19 3 6 Olive Dinger “Ollie” can always he found in the center of any laughing group. Her humor and gay disposition, while playing ping-pong, afford the IIi-Y girls a lot of pleasure. Besides a ping i ong paddle, “Ollie” wields a wicked frying pan. “Hey, Ruth!” Olin Gearhart Little hut mischievous is the description that can he applied to Olin. One of his chief delights is teasing the girls. Is this right, Sally? Olin’s favorite hohhy is playing the guitar and singing “Hill-Billie” songs. “That's what you think!” Glenn Clinton Although Glenn is one of the most quiet and modest hoys in our class, he proved to lx a very fine appearing hero in our senior play. Glenn’s friendly smile has won him many friends. “Oh Gosh!” Julia Gustafson Although .Julia never has much to say, her sweet personality has made her a true friend to all of us. She has been a faithful member of the girls’ Hi-Y for two years. “Gr-r-r-r” Frances Radaker Frances is one of our quiet senior girls. She is a very ardent worker and ranks high in her subjects. Frances makes a very efficient secretary of the Girls IIi-Y. We wish you much luck and success Frances. “Uh-IIuh” Kenneth Swanson Success will come to “Kenny” because of his ability to associate with people. His sunny disposition has won him many friends. Is he a politician? Just ask the senior play cast! “Where's Virginia?” Twenty-three

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Seniors Elizabeth Matula Those who have met “Lizzie” will agree that she is one of the jolliest girls of our class. She must believe that the early bird catches the worm because she is never late for either social or business meetings. “Glorious” Edward Vataha A more all around athlete than “Eddie” is hard to find. Because of his sportsmanship and his loyalty to Sandy he is well liked by every one. If he is as fortunate in life as in athletics he should come out on top. “A-heni ” Bernard Guthrie Picture a husky, red-headed athlete whose weight is near two hundred pounds and you have “Guff”. Bernard isn’t very talkative and believes “that actions speak louder than words”. We know we’ll hear of him later. “That has got me!” Lillian Burfield When Lillian graduates the Library Club will lose a valuable member. Although she is active in school affairs, Lillian is at her best when she is working with books, for reading is her favorite pastime. “Oh Paj a Larry! Mae C. Korb Brrr! There’s the second buzzer! Mae enters. Mae is active in school organizations, especially in Hi-Y, of which she is Mistress of Ceromonies. As secretary of the Flambeau Staff, she has displayed unusual ability. “Oh, gosh!” Lonnie Gallagher When Lon entered Sandy as a sophomore, it didn’t take him long to become one of us. His fine work in both Hi-Y and football speaks for itself. His personality has won him many friends among his classmates. “Hi-Ya ” Twenty-two

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Seniors Mary Hula “Look at Mary blushing”! You can here this echo through any classroom at any time of day, for blushing is Mary’s favorite past time, at least it comes quite natural. She’s a hard worker and a good sport. “No Sir!” James Taylor Our assembly programs wouldn’t be complete without “Jimmie’’ and his guitar. His tenor voice is a valuable asset to the boys’ glee club. We know his musical talent will carry him far up the ladder of fame. “I dunno” Lelaxd Lydick “Pee Wee” is known as the Daniel Webster of the Senior Class. He has rightfully earned this name through his ability to speak. We usually see him busily engaged in school work or in the interest of some club. “O.K.” Anna Mae Peterson “Mae's” quiet disposition has placed her high in the opinion of her classmates. She is always ready to lend a helping hand, and is ever thoughtful of others. We are certain she will succeed in life. “Holy Cats” Kathryn Lundberg Kathryn has made many friends during her high school days. Although she is a conscientious worker, Kathryn often takes time out for fun. Her personality will win her much in life. “Oh, Did you hear the latest newsf William John Kelichner Meet our track star. “Bill’s” fleetness of foot has won for him many admirers. His chief sin is teasing the girls at noon. The class of ’36 wishes you the best of luck, BiH”. “The heck you say!” T weniy-Four