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

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MARy V. GALLAGHER St. Catherines High School, 1921 Indiana State Teachers’ College, 1923 Penn State, 1932 Miss Gallagher, a Former Iselin Heights teacher, began her secondary teaching career in the high school this year. She became the director of the Girls' Glee Club, and has made noticeable progress with it. In spite of the fact that she doesn’t teach any senior subjects, we seniors have often come under her influence in different school activities. English Reading Civics ♦ LEOLIN HAYES Sandy High School, 1924 Susquehanna University, 1930, B.A. Penn State Undoubtedly we seniors know much about Mr. Hayes, because he has been with us throughout our high school career. He is a capable instructor and demands strict attention in the classroom. His thorough knowledge of history enables him to clear up any difficulty a pupil may have in that particular subject. The majority of the present Senior Class have spent two profitable years under his instruction. History ♦ M. SUSANNA HAAG Sykesville High School, 1919 DuBois High School, 1920 Penn State, 1924, B.S. Peabody College, 1934, M.A. Miss Haag is one of our Home Economic teachers. She is the advisor of the Home Economics Club as she has been for several years. This year Miss Haag has offered a new course in clothing. Many of the senior girls have taken advantage of this subject which they otherwise would not have had. Upon graduating we are leaving a loyal friend and teacher. Home Economics 10

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LOIS J. ANDERSON McKeesport High School, 1934 Penn State, 1938, B.A. Another teacher to make her debut this year at Sandy is Miss Anderson. In the short time that she has been here, she has become a steadfast friend of many of us. She has played an important part as advisor of the Girls' Hi-Y Club and coach of the Junior Play. She is an efficient class instructor and we deeply regret leaving her influence. Latin Sociology Civics ♦ ROBERT COBLE Lemaster High School, 1924 Gettysburg College Grinnell College, 1931, B.A. Penn State, 1936, M S. During our entire high school career, Mr. Coble has been one of our teachers. He has taught English to us, as well as biology, both of which were made interesting by him. His literary advice has aided us immensely in the success of the Flambeau. The Boys’ Hi-Y Club has him for its advisor again this year. English Biology ♦ JEAN BEMAN Upper Augusta High School, 1932 Penn State, 1936, B.S. Miss Beman’s sound advice comes in handy to all of us. Since she teaches the underclassmen, we come in contact with her only in our extra curricular activities. For the past two years Miss Beman has been the advisor of the Literary Club. The Boys Hi-Y appreciate her untiring efforts in their behalf in directing kitchen activities during the preparation of meals. Home Economics English General Science 9

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fcMIL McLAUbLAINU Sandy High School, 1923 Clarion Teachers College, 1928 Penn State Center This is Miss McCausland s third year of teaching in the high school building. Since she is an eighth grade teacher, the seniors do not come in direct contact with her,-but we students, who have been taught by her, know that she is a capable teacher. With her pleasant disposition, even the most timid pupil feels free to seek her help. Spelling Arithmetic English Reading Writing ♦ GERALD ROBINSON Fox Township High School, 1933 Penn State, 1937, B.A. This is the second year that Mr. Robinson has been with us. He has been especially active in helping to organize the Student Council. He is an advisor of this club in addition to being director of the Boys Glee Club. We seniors feel deeply indebted to him for helping us make our Class Play a success. Problems of Democracy Junior Business Training Composite Mathematics ♦ E. KATHARINE PIFER Sandy High School, 1924 Grove City College, 1928, B.S. University of California University of Michigan Penn State Although Miss Pifer demands close attention, her sunny smile has won the friendship of each student. Her duties as Central Treasurer have been performed with great efficiency, and her arrangement of the library has been beneficial to the school. We seniors will never forget the friendly advice she has given us since we entered high school, and it is with regret that we leave her influence. Algebra Librarian II