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

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----------------Cfje Jflnmbeau Seniors . . . EdwardJones— “Eddie” It looks as if “Eddie” doesn’t have a care in the world, but he is always ready to take his share of responsibilities. His happy-go-lucky ways have often made us wonder how he accomplishes what he does. 11 is dark wavy hair has made some of the Freshman girls “sit up and take notice.” “Hen, do you know wind?” Mary Louisk Miller—“Squeezie” Here is a small but popular Senior girl who hails from Room 11. Mary Louise’s eternal use of her agile tongue has ever been a source of amazement to her classmates. Many are the Senior boys who delight in saying things to make her talk. We think that she would make an excellent school teacher. “Oh yeah!” Stanley Kopech—“Slush” Our Senior Class has many fine athletes and “Stush” is one of them. Football and track are “right up his alley,” and he is the star pitcher on our mushball team. He never disputes a decision of an authority in any sport or in school. He has and always will profit by his quiet disposition. “Yep” Mary Moner—“Mare” Although Mary seems quiet to those who do not know her very well, her intimate friends find her always ready for a good time. Whenever Josephine Matula appears on the scene, you can always expect to find Mary just around the corner. She doesn’t like to be teased, but just ask some of the boys why! 25 “From on now.”

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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

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Cfje Jflamtjeau Seniors . . . Frank Lenkerd—“Pud” Allow us to introduce “Pud”, one of our best merry-makers. When he and “Frannie” get together, there is sure to be plenty of hilarity; and no one who listens to them has a solemn look on his face. “Pud” always has a witty reply to any remark. This is a trait that makes him a favorite among us. “No kiddin!” Joyce Nelson—“Joyce” Joyce’s jolly nature seems to be infectious. When she is in a merry mood everyone around her is also gay. In the Junior and Senior plays she won much popularity by her comic portrayals. It is agreed that she has better than ordinary talent as an actress. We wonder if Faye could tell us about Joyce’s interest in “Ed.” “How ja do?” Lewis Lindemann—“Louie” “Louie” is a very industrious student and in his scholastic standing ranks high among the fellow members of the class. He is a good sport and is a well known figure at all basketball games and other activities. “Louie’s” hobby is teasing girls, and we think he would like to be a “ladies man”. “Oh, yeah!” Montrose Piker—“Topsy” “Topsy” is a vivacious little lass with dark hair and a big smile. In our estimation, collecting stamps is a wrong avocation for such a lively young lady. Montrose makes a habit of forgetting her appointments, but she is a faithful member of the Girls’ Hi-Y. She wants to work in a store, but her talents should carry her to greener fields. “Gee, Tlmnks!” 26