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

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CARL W. DIXON School Life Profitable “Bill” This genial Senior is one of Room 2’s merry-makers. He is better known to his friends as Bill. The teachers, as well as his classmates, join in wishing him luck and hope for a bright future. JOHN C. DIXON “Jack” John has a quiet disposition and is especially conscientious about the way he carries out instructions. His accomplishments show conclusively that he believes in doing well whatever he attempts whether in school or out. His persistent efforts will solve many of life’s problems for him. MARION DRONEY “Marion” No one doubts Marion’s ability, either in studies or in the many activities in which she participates. Her outstanding work in all of her subjects has won her the respect of both teachers and students. As editor-in-chief of the Flambeau, she has contributed much to its success. LESTER DUNLAP Pat “Pat”, as he is better known, is usually seen with “Louie”. He is always present wherever there are girls. He believes in taking obstacles as they come. Some people say he is quiet, but that’s some other Senior. We know he will find a path or make one. THOMAS DURICK “Beefie” “Tom’s” one of our fun-loving boys from the Furnace. He can always be found where there’s any fun-making around. Next to having fun his hobby appears to be flirting with the girls. His ability to impersonate various famous comedians has enlivened many of our assembly programs.

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LOUIS CIMINO “Louie” “Louie” doesn’t seem to have a care in the world, and he is always ready to participate in any mischievous prank. His happy-go-lucky ways have often made us wonder how he accomplishes what he does. His dark wavy hair has “caught the eye” of many of the girls in school—especially the Freshmen. JAMES CLINTON “Jim” “Jim” is a boy who gets along well with all his classmates, especially the girls. He seldom seems to be busy, yet he never comes to class unprepared. It is rumored that Jim would like to make the Army Air Corps his career. We are certain that he will come out “with flying colors”. DORIS COWIE “Giggles” In a huddle with Twila and Ruth, you can always find Doris, our petite miss from Room 6. Her ability to have fun is outstanding, but she can be serious, especially in French class. The class of ’43 wishes her success in all the years to come. MARION E. DEASEY “Marion” If hard work brings success, Marion will have no difficulty in getting along in the world. Her winning smile says more than words can. Marion tells us she is planning to be a nurse, and we are certain that her pleasing personality will brighten up any sick room. EUGENE D. DELP “Buzz” Since practically everyone knows “Buzz” no further introduction is necessary. He belongs to the “I don’t believe in working” group, but this doesn’t prevent us from liking him. If his life work is carried on as well as his job at the Terminal, we know he’ll be a definite success. We Did Many Things

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ANDREW DURKIN “Scrooge” “Andy” is one who believes in having his fun and frolic outside of the classroom. He has distinguished himself as a true friend and classmate. We know Andy’s methods and ways can bring only one thing, success. He always has and always will profit by his quiet disposition. JAMES FINK “Jim” “Jim” is one of our students who believes that life was made to be enjoyed. He is forever making nonsensical remarks—and always with a “poker face”. He can turn the most serious problem into a joke. Let’s hope he meets life’s problems in the same way. ISAAC GEARHART “Ike” What “Ike” lacks in size he makes up in wit, humor, and his practical jokes. He holds the world but as a stage whereon he must imitate all popular (and unpopular) actors. Strange as it may seem, his nit-wit ways do not affect his grades. VINCENT GRAZULIS “Vince” It seems to us that “Vince” is one of those few boys who can combine work and pleasure in the correct proportions. He was one of our most enthusiastic basketball players. His sincerity and perseverance will help him make his mark in the world. PHYLLIS A. HAND “Phil” Phyllis is one of our most loyal basketball fans. Her gift of ready remarks and her cherry laugh have won her many friends. She is a very active and loyal member of the Girl’s Tri-Hi-Y. We Received The Instruction