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

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SARA COOK “Cookie” Believe it or not! We have found one of the “fairer sex” who hasn’t much to say. Perhaps Sara is only quiet at times, though. She is both sweet-tempered and studious. She has a keen sense of humor, clever wit, attractive appearance, together with a sympathetic nature which we think will bring her success in any field. WILLARD DIVINS ‘Divie” If one sees a “wreck of a car” around, he may be certain that Divie is present. His chief interest is tinkering with and dealing in old cars, machinery, and model airplanes. He is very easy going and not overly fond of school work. Divie has enlisted in the Army Air Corps. We predict that his wit and industry in mechanical fields will take him places. DORRIS DUNLAP “Dorris” If someone wants something done, Dorris is never too busy to do it. She is a planner, a worker, and a helper. In addition to these qualities, she is always well prepared for her classes. She was the editor of the “Sandy Newsette”. Dorris is serious, but behind this seriousness lurks a fun-loving spirit. Dorris intends to become a physical education teacher. LOIS DUNLAP “Lois” Lois is one of the “shining lights” in the commercial department. Her ability to concentrate and desire to be occupied by some worth-while piece of work are only a few of her many attributes. She never gets discouraged in her work because she never lets it get ahead of her. We know she will accomplish anything she attempts.

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DOLORES CARMELLA “Jackie Everyone who attends our basketball games is familiar with Jackie, for she has been a cheerleader for the past two years. Jackie is the girl who enjoys a good time all the time. We’d put our money on her to win any talking marathon anywhere. In spite of her vivacity, she has a strong and unusual fondness for poetry. RUTH CARNEY ‘R‘uth” Ruth is a quiet and a studious member of our class. She is well known for her singing—that rare quality with which she may reach heights and likewise depths. It may be the tune of her success. Ruth has capably filled the positions as president of the Tri-Hi-Y and treasurer of the Library Club. Her future is predicted by the diamond ring she is now wearing. ALICE COLLEY “Rusty” We can say many nice things about the girl with the titian tresses. Rusty has a lovely disposition and the ability to make friends as well as to keep them. A pleasing personality, ability as a student, and varied activities characterize her. Last year she was the student director of Radio Hi-Lites. She has been a loyal member of the Girls’ Tri-Hi-Y and the Flambeau staff. BETTY COOK “Betty” Betty is going to be one of our future “angels of mercy”. She has a personality and a winning smile which will go a long way to help her patients recover speedily. Even though Betty is shy and quiet, she has maintained her own among us. We sincerely hope that her future friends and teachers enjoy her friendship as we have in the last four years.

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GLADINE EDINGER “Gladine” Lessons don’t bother Gladine. Life is too short, and there are many other interests. She wins us with her frank and merry ways. However, all work and no play would tend to make Gladine a dull girl; therefore, she finds time for both. She is always ready to give up that which will benefit someone else; we are sure this attitude will bring her success. NICHOLAS ELNISKI “Mickey” Mickey is the wit of our class. He has a very keen mind, but does not believe in wasting time on studies that do not appeal to him. He also boasts a winning way with the girls. In his Junior year he was emcee for Radio Hi-Lites. This year he has won a letter in basketball, and he helped make our Senior play a success. AUGUSTINE ESOLA “Gusie” Gusie’s motto is that pupils should be seen and heard—especially heard. He was industrious and interested in his work. Gusie was an efficient stage manager for our Junior play. This year he was a member of the varsity basketball squad. In school, his hobby was building model airplanes. Now, as a member of the Army Air Corps, he is learning to pilot real planes. MARY HARMIC “Mary” She is not so quiet as she may seem. One thing we must not omit in connection with Mary’s name is the ever ready attitude she maintains. During her four years at Sandy she has proved herself a good student and a willing worker. We believe her to be one possessing great facilities and feel sure that she will make use of her abilities.