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

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E. Katherine Pifer Sandy High School, 1924 Groce City College, 1928, B.S. University of California University oj Michigan Penn State M iss Pifer is our school librarian, and we are grateful to her for keeping our library up-to-date and running smoothly In addition to this, her capable management of the Central Treasury has been of material benefit to the school. She is always ready to give good advice on almost any subject, from love to money. Because of her originality, the Girls' Tri-Hi-Y has had some very interesting meetings. We seniors, in graduating, feel that we are leaving a real pal. A Igehra L ihraria n ♦ Leolin Hayes Sandy High School, 1924 Susquehanna University, 1950, B.A. Penn State Mr. Hayes has been with us through our high school career. When the students are confronted with problems in history, Mr. Hayes is always called upon to help solve them. Although we have not come in direct contact with him this year, we were under his able supervision our sophomore and junior years. Mr. Hayes has shown his interest in sports by acting as faculty manager of our basketball team, and at everv game he can be found “at the door. W e regret leaving a steadfast friend. History m

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Karl M. Brewer, M.Ed Su per vising Principa I Reynotdsville High School Clarion State Teachers College Duke University, 1926 Penn State This spring, Mr. Brewer completes his eleventh year at Sandy and his fifth term as supervising principal in the township schools. Won by his interest and understanding in school affairs, he has a reputation of fairness anti helpfulness which invites students and teachers alike to confide their troubles to him. Through his long experience, willingness to help, and sincere interest in the welfare of the school and all its functions, Mr. Brewer, as faculty business manager of the Flambeau, has been one of the greatest influences toward the success of our year book. So long as Mr. Brewer remains at Sandy, we know we shall always be welcome to return for advice and counsel. Iarry E. Robertson, M.Ed. High School Principal Sandy High School, 1927 Grove City College, 1950, B.S. Pennsylvania State College, 1958 Mr. Robertson, our principal, has been with us during our four years in Sandy, and we feel that he is a real friend. No matter what he is asked to do, he is always ready to lend a hand and give valuable advice. Mr. Robertson teaches physics and chemistry, in addition to performing his duties as principal. Almost anytime you can find him in the laboratory, helping the students experiment. He has also done his part in supporting our basketball team by helping to furnish transportation for the players. As we seniors graduate, we wish to thank Mr. Robertson for his untiring help and interest in our class. We sincerely believe that those coming after us will find in him a trusty friend and valuable advisor. 18!

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M. Susanna IIaag Sykesville High School, 1919 Du Bo is High School, 1920 Penn Stole 1924, B.S. Peabody College, 19)4, JI.A. Miss Haag came to us four years ago. During this time her pleasing personality and willingness to help have become known throughout the school. Only a few of us seniors have had Miss Haag as a teacher, but from the success ol the Home Economics Department, we are sure she is very capable, and demands strict attention in class. Miss Haag has her moments of fun as well as her serious moments. Home Economics ♦ I I KRBERT S. SPIGELMYER Sondg High School, 1928 Susquehanna University, 1952, B.S. Mr. Spigelmver has won the friendship of many throughout the school because ot his fine sense of humor and his cooperative spirit. In addition to his teaching, Mr. Spigelmver is the coach of our basketball squad. He has proved himself a faithful and sincere friend to each one of us, and we deeply regret leaving his helpful influence. General Science Peon om ic Geography Senior Science I 10 1