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

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------------------QLtje Jflambtati Seniors . . . Zane Forsyth—“Zone” We have here a fellow whose capacity for remembering dates and statistics, especially in history, is unequaled. Zane is at the bottom of many a good time; he always has a smile on his face. With his ability to “bring home the A’s” and his aptitude for mathematics, he should realize his ambition to become a public accountant. “Hey— ah!” Arlene Hoover—“Arlene” Arlene always “brings home the bacon” in English class. She has made excellent marks in that subject and has lent valuable and timely aid as a member of our Commencement Committee. In the Senior Play she was no small factor in helping make it a production to be proud of. Her sunny disposition has made her a favorite among us. “Hey—” Joseph Gillis—“Dolly” When we think of “Dolly”, we can picture a tall, dignified looking chap whose outer appearance is really deceiving. He is a quiet, steady chap in his classes, but when “Mose” Salada is around, the two of them are the center of comedy and hilarity. His “stick-to-it” quality will see him through life successfully. “Hey Mose! M a dalene K rishart—“ M adaleiie Although Madalene talks very fast in class, when talking is required of her, she would rather remain silent. She does her best work when she is not being bothered or listened to by others. There is a certain Senior boy who is always within hearing distance of Madalene. You couldn’t shed any light on the matter, could you. “Pud”? 23 “Fes my dear”

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£ije Jflambeau Seniors Theodore Clyde—“Ted” The proper combination of work and play makes “Ted” an admirable figure among us. Being the type of chap who puts his whole soul into his work while there is anything to do, “Ted” has been an excellent editor for our Flambeau, and has had a profound influence in its success. Surely such sincerity and capability will earn him his reward in the ranks of his fellow men. “By Christopher!” Ruby Hand—“Romy” Ruby may be quiet, but her presence is felt by everyone. We never hear much from her because she is determined to get her own work. Ruby’s chief weakness is red finger nails, but that doesn’t detract from her appearance. She has not made any of her ambitions known to us; nevertheless, we wish her lots of luck. “Thai’s what you think.” Leslie Dickey—“Les” “Lcs” is that quiet, distinguished looking, blond-haired boy you can see climbing the hill each morning. He does not take part in many activities of a social nature, yet that does not detract from his popularity. Leslie’s chief ambition is to become a mortician. Judging from outward appearances, he is sure to be a success. “Oh yeah! That’s what you think.” Mary Hickman—'“Mary” Although we seldom hear from Mary, she has many friends, despite her silence. Her cheerful smile has captivated the heart of a certain Junior boy. Naturally, her reluctance to talk has kept her from telling us of her plans for the future. However, there is no need for her to worry about that; we are sure of her ability. “Gosh darn!” 22

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----------------Cfje Jflambeau Seniors . . . Anthony Grazulis— ‘ ‘ S' i rimp” What “Shrimp” lacks in size, he makes up for by his mischievous nature. Yet there arc times when he is very serious; this shows that he believes there is a time and place for everything. His wit has often been the cause of much merriment in Room 11. We hope your future will be bright, “Shrimp.” “ don’t got it J kannette Lytle—11 Janet “Janet” is one of our more active young ladies who is very much interested in sports. For the past two years she has been our head cheer leader and has done a very good job of it. Because of the “go-get-it” spirit of hers we know she will emerge a victor in whatever she undertakes. “Oh, I don’t have my French done!” James Grekn—‘‘Jimmie’’ “Jimmie” is the handsome “Romeo” of our class and one of the hardest working lads among us. He has the makings of a good actor, having had the lead role in the Junior Play. Because he has a liking for literary work, he has been elected president of the Literary Club anil has done much towards its success. “Oh, yes!” Josephine Matula -“Josie” Here is a small but studious girl, who certainly profits by her industriousness. She always takes her assignments seriously; nevertheless, she and her friends always find something to laugh about. We often wonder what the joke is. Judging from her many friends in school, “Josie” never need fear being lonely, for she will make many new acquaintances. “Like fun!” 24