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

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cJiait Will dJe tament From Ireland thus comes York to claim his right Charlie Beer Nancy Bellingham Mildred Bockert Mama Brasseur Donna Bundy Kathryn Burkett Mary Burns lack Calvert Gloria Campbell Ruth Christian Roberta Conrad Robert Conrad Rav Cooper Esther Cowie Guv Depello lane Droney Grace Dunlap Grace Ellis Paul Elniski Mary Fitzpatrick Tack Harvey Ruth Jacobs LaRue Kline Lois Lines ........ Dan McIntosh Lillian McNally Lamar Murray Fred Murray Delbert Nelson Shirlev Nelson Martha Owens Lvnn Peterson Norman Rafferty loan Robbins Audrey Solida Claire Schoch Audrey Scull Harold Smith....... Tack Snedden Rettv Snyder Rernedia Spessert Sheldon Spigelmver Tim Walk Rav Tapper Tean Thompson Robert Patchell Tack Crosswaite Leaves his women to Ed Boring. Leaves her neatness to Jean Carlson Leaves her quietness to Marian Lee Timlin Leaves her seat in the library to Charlotte. Leaves her ability to make friends to Harriet Nelson. Bequeaths her height to Ethel Lee. Bequeaths her quiet prettiness to her sister. Bequeaths his basketball ability to Glenn. Bequeaths her very good English composition to anyone needing one. Leaves to get married. Leaves to train horses for Ringling Brothers. Leaves to become a professional bear hunter. Leaves his class ring to a cute Junior. Leaves to get her man. (Frankie and Johnny Were Lovers) Bequeaths his jokes to Bill Hand. Bequeaths everything to Janet. Leaves to become a nurse. Bequeaths her shyness to her sister. Leaves his mischievous ways. Bequeaths her cheering ability to Avis Gent. Bequeaths his Spanish ability to Claud Leaves her giggles. Leaves to become a nurse. Bequeaths her tvping ability to Pat Brown. Bequeaths his Trig books to Jerry. Bequeaths her good looks to Donna Johnson. Leaves to become a grease monkey at Bill’s Service Station Bequeaths his blazing fast ball to Toe Kurtz. Leaves to manage the Drive-In Theater. Bequeaths her height to Annette Hayes. Leaves to become a school teacher. Leaves happily. Bequeaths his curly hair to Sunshine Leaves to manage the Quaker Market Bequeaths her arguments to Carol Johnson. Bequeaths her gum chewing to Rita Kelly. Leaves her boyfriends. Leaves happilv. Bequeaths everything to Shakespeare Junk Yark. Bequeaths her tvping ability to John Cunningham. Bequeaths her Spanish ability to anyone that needs it. Leaves his managerial troubles. Leaves his Nash to Larry. Bequeaths his black hair to Bob Wilson. Bequeaths her tardiness to some earlv bird. Bequeaths his hill climbing ability to Joe Vida. Bequeaths his leadership to Ken Boucher. Written by: “Foo” Beer Witnessed by: “Cowboy” Jim Graham Cracker 23

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J umior For the poor rude world hath not her fellow. On September 7, 1950 our class met and elected officers for the year 1950-1951. They were as follows: Claud Schuckers Jesse Krach Avis Gent Lamar Daugherty Ronald Frano Mona Soyster Carl Monello Glenn Divins Robert Wilson Mr. Fox ......... President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Student Council Athletic Council Class Advisor All the Juniors eagerly awaited the arrival of their class rings and were very much pleased with the choice when they came. Those on the committee to help choose were Marian Harbison. Mona Sterling, Shirley Naugle, Ronald Frano, John Iless and Claud Schuckers. The class play, “The Professor Proposes,” was a great success, having been produced for a matinee and two evening performances. Many of the girls went out for cheering and the boys for basketball. They, too, entered other fields of sport, proved by the girls winning the mushball contest in the fall. One of the most important events of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom. Those on the committee did a remarkable job, we almost wish they had the job to do again or rather a similar one. We are now looking forward to our senior year. Row 1—J. Anderson, 15. Avenil, J. Boring, J. Brown, I Brown, J. Chittester, B. Clark, G. Clontz Row 2—P. Connor, J. Cunningham, L. Daugherty, W. DeLarme, S. DeLong, G. Divins, A. Dodd, J. Duttry Row 3—R. Frano, A. Gent, H. Good, A. Hand, W. Hand, M. Harbison, S. llarmick, A. Hayes Row 4—J. Hess, D. Hockin, R. Kelly, J. Kitchen, D. Kness, L. Kougher, J. Krach, D. Kurtz Row 5—J. Kurtz, K. McGarry, C. Monello, S. Naugle, D. Pyne, M. L. Schalk, C. Schuckers, R. Sierizza Row 6—L. Smiley, F. Smith, J. Smith, M. Smith, M. Soyster, B. Sprague, M. Sterling, M. Tapper Row 7—M. Timlin, B. Tinker, Vardy, J. Vida, R. Walk, N. Walters, R. Wilson, B. Wingrove Row 8—H. Yount ° (Missing) Wynona Lawless, Harold McClintock, Theresa Palumbo. 25