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

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DALE MURRAY Dick'' Dick and Butsy make up that pair of fun-makers from Mr. Hayes' room. It has been said that every fifth period P.D. class has some subjects concernins Dale and his Republican ideas. He evidently seems interested in politics. Keep it up, Dale, because some day we hope you II be president. Gimme my ruler HENRY PEARCE Smokey Smokey is one of the newest members in our class, having entered Sandy last year. This does not stop him from being popular, as you can judge by his host of friends. Why he blushes so when called on in P.D. class is a mystery to us. We predict happiness for Smokey. i hat’s the valence of Cu? ' EVA PETERS Fifi Fifi's’ blond hair and pleasing personality may be the reasons for her popularity. Her classwork is of the very best quality. Her chief delight is teasing a certain senior boy in Room 11. Eva hasn't made her ambition known, but we know that she will succeed in anything she undertakes. I’ll bite ya” NELLIE PETROSKY Finale A keen sense of humor and good classwork have made Nellie many friends. She is a dependable member of the Girls' Hi-Y. She and Eva have made a friendship that we hope will never cease. A look into the crystal tells us that Nellie wishes to be a secretary. Laugh? I thought I’d die! 24

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MILDRED LYDICK Millie'' Our class would not be complete without Millie . She is active in all scholastic affairs, including the Girls Hi-Y and the Student Forum. As Editor-in-Chief of the Flambeau she has contributed much to its success. Judging by her initiative and intelligence there is.no doubt of .her future achievements. D 5n t ya believe it? JEANNE MILLER Jeanne Jeanne is a quiet girl in school, but she is always capable of having a good time. Her ability as a piano player is well known by those who frequent the auditorium during the noon hour. We seniors unite in wishing Jeanne every possible success in any work she may undertake. Do you have your French done? CHARLOTTE MINNS Charlotte'' Here is another Clear Run school girl—Charlotte Minns. Charlotte never has much to say, but she upholds her opinions, as she has proved to us in P.D. class. She is willing to go outside of the classroom for references, which shows us that she is very interested. I only mean . . . WALTER MISIEWICZ ’Vudge This mischievous lad, with his delightful sense of humor, gives much pleasure to the seniors. He never tires of teasing the girls or playing some pranks. Vudge is an all-around student. We know he will succeed in anything he attempts in the future, because he is a steady, dependable worker. Can I speak to Stuart?’’

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WANDA PHILLIPS 'Wanda'' Wanda is our petite miss who came to us from D.H.S. during her junior year. Since then she has won the respect of both instructors and students by her sincerity and conscientiousness in her classwork. We seniors are agreed that these traits will lead h er to success in her future life. I don’t know” BERNIECE PIERCE -' Peg” Peg’s smile and sunny disposition have made her a favorite among us. She takes an active part in the Girls Hi-Y. She also enjoys dancing very much. Several senior boys take great delight in teasing Berniece. We know little of her future plans, but we do know there is a certain boy. Hey Annie” STEWART PIERCE Pickey” Stewart is another of our happy-go-lucky boys from West Liberty. His witty and clever remarks always make our classes interesting. Stewart never seems to be in a hurry, but yet he keeps up with the rest of us. He usually spends his spare moments teasing the girls. A joke, laugh—ha! ha! ANNE POLHUNKE Annie” The little girl from over the hill”—that’s Annie. Some people may wonder what causes all the laughter in Room 11. Just ask Annie” about that! We don't know definitely what Anne expects to do in the future, but we think New York has something in store for her. Where s Berniece?”