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

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ADMINISTRATION . . . INTERESTED TEACHERS AND DEVOTED ADMINISTRATORS COMBINE THEIR EFFORTS TO PROVIDE EACH STUDENT WITH A BACKGROUND, RICH AND COMPLETE, IN ORDER THAT HE MAY TAKE HIS PLACE IN SOCIETY. COMMAND OF FUNDAMENTAL PROCESSES BECOMES THE NECESSARY GROUNDWORK FOR VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTION, WHILE CIVIC EDUCATION PREPARES HIM TO ASSUME THE DUTIES OF CITIZENSHIP AND GIVES HIM BREADTH OF VISION AND UNBIASED VIEWPOINT.

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To the members of the Board of Education, the student body expresses its whole-hearted appreciation for their cooperation and sympathetic interest in the school program and in student activities. It is through their efforts that changes are made in the educational program. These men are constantly on the alert to keep up with the ever-changing educational standards. The members of the board receive no compensation for their time and energy except the satisfaction of knowing that they are helping to mould the lives of the future citizens of America. Sandy Township is very fortunate to have such civic-minded men who have such a keen interest in both the school, the pupil, and the community. SCHOOL BOARD Le't to ri«?ht: Paul Albert, vice-president; Charles W. Lines, secretary; C. Guy Hoover, president: E. William Lundberg, Howard Hess, W. Donald Weaver, superintendent of schools; Fred M. Timlin, Edgar Brasseur.