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

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A f- . 1 ii or J 0 ,,',i ,,'i P ,ag-I-.,. , - -1- .. .. awww- ' - ,. I 2 -: -- A we 7 . s i We A ' - A l All f .wzyt H' -ff 1 1 Q 1. 4... JAMA-fl COLORS MOTTO FLQWEH Blue Sz Gold Succeed, We can, we must, we will. VVh1te rose PACE 28 PAGE 29, TOP Row I-I. Allen, C. Anderson, J. Anderson, S. Anthony, W. Bearfield, R. Beer, K. Boucher, D. Bowen. Row II-N. Bowes, S. Bnice, E. Brumbaugh, J. Bundy, D. Burns, P. Burns, S. Calvert, N. Campbell. Row III-J. Card, C. Carlson, 1. Carlson, F. Christian I. Cimino, D. Conway, C, Cooper, B. DeLong. Row IV-J. Delong, P. Delp, J. Dixon, J. Domitrovich J. Droney, D. Duffalo, I. Duttry, D. Dunlap. Row V-J. Dunlap, N. Ellis, R. Fink, L. Fitzpatrick, J. Calentine, H. Giles, D. Good, M. Guiher. Row VI--B. Hagen, I. Halstead, S. Henry, M. Hess, S. Hoover, C. johnson, P. Johnson, M. Kelly. Row VII-R. Kessler, R. Kessler, W. Kessler, J. Krach I. Kurten, R. Liddle, N. Lucore, R. Marshall. Row VIII-B. McDonald, D. McGlinsky, G. Miller, D Molnar, M. Murray, I. Nelson, K. Nelson, M. Noble. w s 2 Row I-R. Pierce, NV. Pifer, D. Powers, E. Powers, C. Puyda, S. Rafferty, R. Rainey, A. Reasinger. Row II-J. Reasinger, R. Reasinger, R, Richardson, M. Rickard, I. Robbins, D. Russel, M. Rutkowski, S. Salada. Row III--E.. Scull, I. Scary, C. Shaffer, I. Shaffer, L. Shaffer, V. Shaffer, B. Smiley, D. Snedden. Row IV-D. Spafford, L. Stewart, N. Swack, S. Thomp- son, W. Tinker, L. Trude, W. VanSice, H. Walk. Row V-S. Wayne, C. Whipple, J. Woika, D. Zdroski, B. Zilleox. OFFICERS President . . . . , ..,.. Kenneth Boucher Stud. Council . .... .,.....,,.,.... R ichard Liddle V. President ,..,.. ..... I ames Krach Class Reporter ,.,. .,.. . .Charlotte Anderson Secretary ,.,,.., ,....... C arol Iohnson Athletic Council ,..,. .Larry Fitzpatrick Treasurer ...... ...William Pifer Class Advisor ....... ,........,.. M r. johnson

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iam? f 9 DEAR DIARY: Sept. 6. Back to school again after a glorious like to be a senior My, there are a lot of new Sept. 7 The freshmen girls look very handsom young things should be seen and not heard. Hn C Sept. 13. John Barry Day. The freshmen are and can find the up stairs and the down,' sta Sept. 17. Constitution Day. And are we glad to Oct. 9. Fire Prevention Week. We wonder w sored by the Sandy Fire Department. It woul donlt know about us and the English language. Oct. Oct. 21. Senior play Just Duckyv . . . we did ding amateurs in the class. The class prophet 17. Beginning of Pennsylvania Week . . the prophecy. . a n't cou Oct. 31. Hallolween and young pranksters ha night. Bad news-report cards are ready. Whla go v'n -7950 mer. Wonder what it will feel es. with their clothes inside out. But finally catching on to the routine iirs be good old Americans. will win the essay contest spon- be fun if it were a senior. But I wonderful state. know that we had so many bud- ld sure find some leads here for g fun soaping our windows last t a headache! Nov. 10. No accidents reported but Clair is w ndering about his car insurance. Everyone enjoyed Lt. Wall's message on the mganing of Armistice Day. Nov. 23. Turkey feathers flying, and we are all set for a turkey rodeo. Nov. 28. Rodeo is over, but there are pleasant memories of a happy holiday. Dec. 1. Junior Play. Not bad, not bad! Iuniorrs. Put you in practice for next year. Maybe your play success will guarantee a super Prom. Dec. 2. Our Varsity played the Alumni tonight and we were proud of them. But, Dec. Dec. too, we were mighty proud of our past m 4. Another so called day of rest. 6. The Varsity and the cheer leaders C1 3 X Ridgeway tonight and are we tired but happy to Dec. 13. Dear Diary: Welre almost too tired ing, basketball with DuBois Dec. 9, another wi Dec. 21. The Hi-Y certainly did a beautiful jo th b I mustn't forget that Room 7 won the annual eighth graders have good taste when picking o The Xmas program today was lovely. Th ut ed nbers, they're still good. nd the Sandy spectators played vith success. write what with Christmas com- Sigel Dec. 13, and more parties! f decorating for Xmas. Oh, and rize for room decorations. The he best room. ir was filled with the most beau- Chorus sang almost better than ny. Vacation . . . will see you tiful sounds when the Clee Club and the Mixedb they knew how . . . they sure know their harm next year. W Ian. 3. Back to school again with a whole ne unpublished up to now. But, dear Diary, we'd li 1. Marna Brasseur resolves to sit at no mc skirts. 2. Mr. Robinson promises to permit whistl vide a key for all late comers. 3. The Varsity and Jay-Vees resolve to o 30 ut set of resolutions, most of them ke you to hear some of them. re desks and so to tear no more ing in all his classes, and to pro- do all others.