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

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AUTOGRAPHS

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MEMBERS OF OUR CLASS WHO ARE IN THE ARMED FORCES WILLARD BAILEY Left school October 29, 1943 RICHARD LANE Left school at the end of his Junior year ROBERT KOTZBAUER Left school December 13, 1943 ELLERY STAUGHTON Left school October 7, 1943

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HOME TOWN EDITION Blank Cents a Copy THE SANDY DAILY TIMES May 23, 1954 PENNSYLVANIA GETS NEW GOVERNOR Mr. Robert Kotzbauer, well known politician, has been elected to office of Governor of Pennsylvania by a great majority. He will take office on January 4. His secretary, Miss Clara Lyons, and his campaign manager, Mr. Ellery Stoughton, accompanied him on his tour of speech making previous to election. Mr. Kotzbauer proposes to revise the educational system in Pennsylvania. RED CROSS TO MAKE GARMENTS FOR CHINESE ORPHANS Miss Dorothy Bowes has issued a plea for workers who are willing to make clothes for the Chinese orphans, who have been left homeless as a result of the recent earthquake. Miss Bowes will supervise the workers at the county seat, while the representative from Elk county, Miss Mary Emma Hoyt, will supervise the workers at Ridg-way. Anyone who wishes to contribute his time and effort to an urgent need should turn out to help make clothes for these homeless, orphan children. PSYCHOLOGIST TO LECTURE TO TEACHERS Dr. Paul Snyder, the head of the psychology department at Temple University, is going to lecture to the teachers of DuBois and Sandy next Thursday afternoon at the DuBois High School auditorium. SCIENTISTS PERFECT ROCKET SHIP Pete Kelege and Augustine Esola, two very efficient scientists who have been working for the past two months on the Rocket Ship, have finally finished it. They declare that with this ship it will only be a two days journey to visit the people of Mars. If this is possible, the whole civilization will be speeding. They declare that they would not have perfected such a ship had it not been for the aid of Superman. LOCAL GARAGE OWNER INJURED Harold Hoover, owner of the Junkit Garage, is resting quietly at his home after he was injured slightly from a fall. While working in his garage, he slipped on some grease and struck his head on the cement floor. NEW PROGRAM ON WCED A new series of programs will be heard over WCED, Monday through Friday at 7:30 P. M., featuring the voice of Edward Lepionka as “The Dreamer”. This program will be sponsored by Clyde’s Baby Power. This product is manufactured by Don Clyde and Company. NEW SUMMER RESORT A new summer resort will be opened for the many vacationists who have been anxiously waiting for the opening night. The owners, Miss Lois Dunlap and Miss LOCAL COUPLE MARRIED A very pretty wedding took place in the Christian Alliance Church, Saturday, when Miss Ruth Carney became the bride of William Peoples. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Boyd. A fine rendition of the beautiful number, “Oh Promise Me”, was sung by Alice Colley, accompanied at the piano by Belle Marie Schmidt. The bride was attired in a long, trailing white satin gown with a matching veil. She carried a bouquet of red roses. The bride was attended by Miss Flora Morris. The best man was Robert Kotzbauer. Miss Morris wore a blue satin gown and carried a bouquet of yellow roses. The church was elaborately decorated with flowers of all colors and description. After the ceremony, the bride and groom left for Bermuda, where they will spend a month on a honeymoon before returning to live in New York. WELL KNOWN PILOT RETURNS Pilot Willard Divins, a well known resident of this city, has just returned from a trip around the world. Mr. Divins had purchased a new Helicopter plane for the trip. Mr. Divins reports that the tour was very interesting and successful. He stopped in England and was immediately taken to Buckingham Palace, where he was entertained FAMOUS EXPLORER TELLS JUNGLE TALE The famous explorer, Mickey Elniski, formerly of DuBois, has just returned from the wilds of Africa to relate his exciting experiences in the dark jungle. We shall tell one of his experiences as told to us. “One day while walking through the Dark Jungles of Africa, I was attacked by the most ferocious of the panthers of the jungle. He pounced upon me from a tree and the fight was on. Fortunately, I was carrying the pistol I had received by sending in three Ralston box tops and a quarter to the Dick Foran Club. I held the beast off with one hand and released my Straight Shooter pistol from its holster and fired upon the panther with the other. The animal fell to the ground. I will always be thankful that I sent in those three box tops and a quarter. I use nothing but the best on my expeditions.” So ends our story. Mr. Elniski is remaining in this town for a short visit. He will then go to Hollywood, where he will make a picture, “Bring ’Em Back Anyway” or “We’re Not Particular”. NEW SHOW AT HARVEST THEATRE Richard Fleck, manager of the Harvest Theatre, has announced the opening of his new show, “Corn’za Poppin”. The show will feature the brilliant acting of Shirley Temple, co-starred with Donald