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

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CONTENTS •ADMINISTRATION •CLASSES •ACTIVITIES •ATHLETICS

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FOREWARD It is with pride and pleasure that the Senior Class presents the 1944 Flambeau to the friends of the Sandy Township Schools. Its staff, striving earnestly toward the perfection of every detail, has utilized eveiy means to make it colorful and interesting. Novel arrangement of pictures and clever camera shots have been employed in the production of the annual that should delight every student of Sandy. The class proposes to give the reader a graphic picture of student life. From formal adminstration to the most informal activities, from student productions to the basketball team, the camera man and the reporters have traveled in quest of representations of Sandy’s children at work and play. However, the 1944 Flambeau is more than a mere presentation of this year’s activities for your present enjoyment. Today the remembrances of a pleasant year of school life are still vivid in your memory. Bruises you received at a skating party or the exciting moments at the close of the Brockway game are not easily forgotten. But, as the years roll along, the sharpness of these imprints will soon wear away. Therefore, it is hoped that you will employ this yearbook as your means to remember the events of the 1943-1944 school year. May it re-awaken the fun you have had at club meetings, the excitement of many tense basketball games, the memory of your class associations, the enjoyment of the various assembly programs, and the never-to-be-forgotten school friends that you have made. Whether or not the class has been successful in its purpose and portrayal, is for each of you to judge, but let’s all hail a new milestone for our school—1944 and a year teeming with vivacious life.

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DEDICATION We, the members of the Senior Class, wish to dedicate this book to those boys who have answered the highest calling, that of serving their country. We are proud of these boys whom we have known and with whom we have associated during the last four years. These boys are sacrificing their education and privileges to protect those things we hold dear and take so much for granted. Let us pray that these boys might soon finish their job and come home to stay. To the following boys the Senior Class dedicates this book: AUGUSTINE ESOLA ROBERT KOTZBAUER ELLERY STOUGHTON EDWARD LEPIONKA WILLARD BAILEY HAROLD HOOVER RICHARD LANE