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

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Mamheati Faculty $ • Emily McCausland Santly High School, 1923 Clarion Teachers College, 1928 Penn Stale Center Miss McCausland is one of our eighth grade teachers, but she has gained the friendship of many high school pupils by her keen desire to assist wherever she can. Although she is quite strict in class, her cheerful disposition makes her popular; and her clear distinct voice makes it very easy for her to hold the attention of her students. History—Arithmetic -Literature—Writing—Spelling Gkrald It. Robinson Fox Township High School, 1933 Penn State, B.A., 1937 Mr. Robinson made his debut at Sandy this year and immediately won the confidence of the student body by his ready wit and keen sense of humor. As director of the Roys’ (Hoc Club he has become noticeably successful. Upon departing from Sandy we seniors feel that we are leaving a real friend as well as a capable instructor. Problems of Democracy—Sociology Composite Mathematics—Plane Geometry Mildred Hetrick Sandy High School, 1917 Clarion Teachers College, 1925 Penn State This is Miss Hetrick’s first year of teaching in the high school building. As she teaches in the eighth grade the upper-classmen seldom see her; however we understand that she is well likeil by her pupils, and is an ambitious worker. She supervises the publication of the “Sandy Special,” which has helped the under classmen to take a livelier interest in school affairs. English—Spelling—(ieography—Art—H ealt h

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Flambeau Faculty Jean R. Beman Upper Augusta High School, 1932 Penn Stale, 11. S., 1936 This is Miss Beman’s second year at Sandy, and we have formed the opinion that she is very efficient. Although we attend none of her classes, we seniors have learned much from her. We are indebted to her for her capable instruction of the Literary Club and for her support of other school activities. Home Economics—General Science—English Herbert S. Spigelmyeu Sandy High School, 1928 Susquehanna University, 11. S., 1932 One of our capable instructors is Mr. Spigelmyer. Ilis humor makes his cooperative spirit serve as an example to those under his supervision. In addition to his teaching, Mr. Spigelmyer is the coach of our basketball squad. He has proved himself a faithful and sincere friend to us all, and we deeply regret leaving his pleasant influence. General Science—Economic Geography—Civics M. Susanna Haag Sykesville High School, 1919 Dullois High School, 1920 Penn State, 11.S., 1924 Peabody College, M.A., 1934 Miss Haag is another teacher who can be depended upon to do her best at all times. The intense interest and vitality of the Home Economics Department, under her management, show that she believes in thoroughness; and the Home Economics Exhibit at Harrisburg makes such a belief even more convincing. In appreciation of her fine work, we bid her a sad farewell. Home Economics I 2

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flambeau The School Eoai«l President . I 'ice-President Secret ary . Member . Member Guy Hoover William Kemp Charles Lines Paul Albert James Yoas 14