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

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 Jridton y FRESHMAN 1947-48 Officers Robert Patchell Guy Depello Mama Brasseur Nancy Bellingham Miss Boyd Mrs. Robinson Our first year in high school really frightened us at first but the Seniors made us feel at home. The first tiling we did was to elect officers, and choose our class flower, class motto, and class colors. Many boys were on the Jay Vee basketball team. Athletic Council Charles Beer Fred Murray Jack Harvey Class Reporter Kathryn Burkett Student Council Donna Galentine Advisor ...............................Mr. Fox At last we are upperclassmen. This year was full of many exciting things. We received our class rings on December 16. Our class play, “Backwoods Romeo,” was a great success and helped us through our financial difficulties at the end of the year. In May was our first Move-Up Day and Prom. Everyone had a good time. We all look forward to our big year. President Vice president Secretary Treasurer Advisor SOPHOMORES 1948-49 Officers SENIORS 1950-51 Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Class Reporter Athletic Council Advisor Robert Patchell Guy Depello Donna Galentine Nancy Bellingham Charles Beer Jack Harvey Miss Dale We are now Sophomores and very anxious to begin. Boh Patchell and Jack Calvert were placed on the Varsity basketball team. Claire Schoch and Lillian McNally were Varsity cheerleaders. Nancy Bellingham, Audrey Salada and Mary Fitzpatrick were Jay Vee Cheerleaders. Our class Play “Aunt Cathy’s Cat” was very successful. JUNIORS 1949-50 Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Jack Crosswaite Jack Harvey Mama Brasseur Nancy Bellingham President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Athletic Council Student Council Class Reporter Advisor Jack Crosswaite Bob Patchell Mary Fitzpatrick Nancy Bellingham Charles Beer Fred Murray Jack Harvey Jack Calvert Kathryn Burkett Claire Schoch Mrs. Mackin This was the biggest and best year of our school life. Nancy Bellingham was re-elected treasurer for the fourth consecutive year. Our class play, “Thanks, Honey,” was enjoyed by all. Class pictures were exchanged before Christmas. Everyone took a very good one. We really enjoyed our Thanksgiving and Christmas vacations, but we had to come back and study for exams. Easter vacation already. It seemed no time at all since Christmas. Next was Move-Up Day and the Prom, and finally Graduation, a day which we will hold dear in our memories and feel as Shakespeare, “All’s Well That Ends Well.” 20

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Sweet are the uses of adversity, Which like a toad, ugly and venomous. Wears yet a precious jewel in his head. Jan. 2. Hills of Gelnet . . . Charles Beer, hermit, just took his annual trip into DuBois for u haircut and shave. Jan. 6. New York City . . . Nancy Bellingham, Famous Model, was seen at the Stork Club with her latest fad, Garlev Franger. Jan. 15. Chicago . . . Mildred Bochert. reporter, just had her column, “Who’s Husband Arc You Dating Tonight” in :hree new papers. Jan. 25. Tecumseh Univ . . . Miss Mama Brasseur was just taken into partnership with Dr. Albert Einstein. Jan. 30. Good Housekeeping Mag. Corp. . . . Miss Donna Bundy has received recognition for her recipe for Cocoa-nut, Pumpkin Chiffon Pie. Feb. 1. Orange Bowl Rink, Fla. . . . Kathryn Burkett, roller skating wonder, has won more trophies to add to her collection. Feb. 10. Penna. . . . Mary Bums was just appointed “Head Cook” at the Sabula Inn. Feb. 13. Madison Square Garden. X. Y. . . . Jack Calvert, comedian, basketball star, had his loyal fans (2 of them his parents) roaring at his plays last night. Feb. 20. New Orleans . . . Miss Gloria Campbell, chair-ladv of the welcoming committee welcomed Grace Ellis, noted missionary from Africa. Feb. 25. Washington, D. C. . . . Will Ruth Christian, famous debater win her case “Take the Marines Out of Nicaraugua?” Mar. 1. Butte, Montana . . . “Timber King”, Robert Conrad, has accepted the position of president of the Ajax Lumber Company. Mar. 5. Kentucky . . . RolxTta Conrad’s famous filly “Sodaroll” won the Green Trophy for the H-O-R-S-E riding stables. Mar. 10. Paris . . . Ramon Cooper was awarded the contract to place a new roof on Notre Dame Cathedral. Mar. 15. Hollywood, Pa. . . . Esther Cowie opened another Black Back Market to add to her charms. Mar. 17. Chicago . . . Guy Depello, comedian put on a benefit television show. Mar. 20. London . . . Jane Droney, noted teacher, takes up studies here in London. Mar. 28. Pittsburgh . . . Nurse, Grace Dunlap wins “Best Nurse” award for this year. Mar. 31. Madison Square Garden . . . Romeo, Paul Elin-ski, caused All Basketball stars to lose again last night while he stopped to retrieve a blond’s lace handkerchief. Apr. 5. Detroit . . . Mary Fitzpatrick sells 1(H) Mercuries in one month. Apr. 10. Ontario . . . Special . . . Jack Harvey well-known woodsman, captured an 800 pound bear, one of the smallest taken this vear. Apr. 16. San Francisco . . . Ruth Jacobs has lx en appointed chief mimeograph operator for the navy department. Apr. 25. Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Lame Kline was recently appointed Dean of Nurses at the General Hospital here. May 1. Chicago . . . The new typing champion, Lois Lines was the honored guest at the Royal Typewriter banquet. May 8. Harrisburg, Pa. . . . Captain Dan McIntosh of the State Police force has arrested Joe Dussia for speeding and passing a school bus.” May 24. Reno, Nevada . . . Lillian McNally set a new world’s record for 3 divorces within 3 months. June 1. Sandy Valley . . . Lamar Murray, the well-known bachelor, has welded a wedding ring for his cheering girl. June 10. Brook’s Pond . . . Fred Murrav was recently revived by means of artificial respiration after tumbling into Brook’s Pond. June 15. DuBois, Pa. . . . The Peek-A-Boo Drive-In Theatre is now under the management of Dellx rt Nelson. June 21. Madison Square Garden . . . Dawna Nelson is competing with Mr. America for the weight lifting contest. June 30. Pittsburgh, Pa. . . . The Mayflower Department Store is under the management of Miss Shirley Nelson. July 4. State College Pa. . . . Our honored guest, Martha Owens, spoke on the subject “The Social Life of Elementary Teachers.” July 10. Princeton, N. J. . . . Princeton’s new coach for the coming year is Rolx rt Patchell, an alumnus of Yale. Inly 21. Chicago, 111. . . . Lvnn Peterson, Nash dealer, from DuBois is attending the Automotive Conference here. July 30. New York . . . According to the latest statistics, Norman Rafferty has been elected the Best Dressed Man of the year. Aug. 1. Hollywood, Calif. . . . Joan Robbins, well-known stage and screen star, has received an award for her performance in “The Bus Driver’s Daughter.” Aug. 15. Fort Knox, Ky. . . . Capt. Audrey Salada of NV.A.A.F.S. has been awarded a medal for unusual bravery in the line of duty. She refused a date. Aug. 25. Bucknell University . . . Miss Claire Schoch was again this year appointed to lead the cheers at the University. Aug. 30. Chicago, 111. . . . Audrey Scull, much sought after debutante says “I’m too pretty to be married vet.” Sept. 3. DuBois, Pa. . . . Harold Smith opened 3 new garages in this area t xlay. Sept. 10. Montreal, Canada . . . Jack Sneddon unveiled his new all streamlined “Puddle Jumper”. Sept. 20. DuBois, Pa. ... A great honor has been given Betty Snyder when she was appointed secretary to Sheldon Spigehnver, manager of the Gent Sweet Shop Chain Store. Sept. 25. Oklahoma, Pa. . . . Miss B. Spessert, noted collector, just received many new and beautiful items from Japan. Oct. 3. Paris Cafe, Paris, France . . . Ray Tapper, noted American Chef, is honor guest at a lunch where he will reveal famous recipes. Nov. 10. Brockway, Pa. . . . Jean Thompson, noted hair stylist, has introduced a new hair color, stupid black and blonde. Dec. 10. Indiana Speedway . . . James “Cowboy” Walk has succeeded in defying death when driving his racer 200 M.P.H. last night'. Dec. 28. Washington, D. C. . . . Jack Crosswaite, well-liked in politics, was reelected again as a senator for the 12th time. Signed by: Em Bee Kay Bee