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

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L. Aul D. Badger J. Benton G. Berkey E. Bouch L. Brasseur L. Brown J. Bush L. Caine W. Cairns A. Campbell R. Carlson A. Cimino J. Cowher D. Cowie M. Cummins E. Delune J. Ditto C. Dixon N. Dixon R. Dixon E. Duttry S. Duttry S. Duncan W. Fitzpatrick S. Fye Y. Gamble D. Good J. Grey M. Groves V. Hand J. Harbison B. Harris W. Harris R. Harvey B. Herron R. Hofmann C. Hoover W. Hoover C. Johnson D. Kessler H. Kessler S. Kessler W. Kuniskv M. Liddle J. Lyons W. Lyons E. Lukens J. Malasky W. Marsh V. Nicholas J. Per grim D. Peterson M. Peterson R. Petrosky B. Pyne B. Rafferty P. Rairie R. Ramsey B. Reasinger R. Reiter A. Robertson B. Salada J. Saxton C. Shaffer C. Shaffer A. Sherkosky C. Smith G. Smith J. Smith K. Smith A. Spencer H. Stahlnecker T. Stine J. Vicklund W. Wendler P. White R. Williams P. Zdroski

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 1. Kalgren, J. Chick, V. Schock, J. Guthridge, R. Seyler Soph omore “Do Thy Duty, Come What May’ CLASS COLORS Pink and White CLASS FLOWER Pink Rose This is our second year at Sandy High, and under the advisorship of Mr. DeVere Perry, we feel it to have been a very successful one. We are proud to say that our class was well represented on the basketball floor, cheering section. Athletic Council and in many other activities. Our basketball players included; Gary Heller, Harold Katus, Joe Chick, Charles Kessler, and Albert Frano. Too, we had James Rittenhouse and Harold Katus on the Athletic Council. The girls played their part during the basketball season by having Rena Wilson, Gail Isenberg and Bernedette Kelly helping to cheer our boys to victory. On the eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth of October, Gary Heller was sent to Clark’s Summit as Student Council representative at the Student Council convention. Also during this month our boys, those who were interested, could take part in the school intramurals. Their interest in softball wound up in success when they emerged champions by defeating both the Junior and Senior classes. February saw another very busy month as the Sophomore play was produced most successfully, much to our joy. May found us almost at the end of our activities, although some members took an active part in the Move-Up Day procession and the Prom in the evening. I think we are all looking forward to next year. Absent during the picture taking season were: Ronald Salada, William Varner, Janice Walk, and Shirley Yount. 27

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man In Ourselves Our Future Lies CLASS COLORS Light Green and White CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose President ....... Vice President ... Secretary ....... Treasurer ....... Student Council Athletic Council CLASS OFFICERS ......................... Edwin Delune .................... William Fitzpatrick ..................... Beverly Reasinger ........................ Sally Duncan ...................... William Wendler .......................... John Benton Advisor: Mrs. Kyler The Freshmen were very warmly welcomed in September by the Class of ’57 the first week of school. We were paraded around the inside and outside of the school, prizing green noses, wearing our clothes wrong side out or backwards and carrying books, dolls or assortments in scrub pails. After this introduction to the highlights of high school, the Seniors exposed us to a very fine dance at the end of the week. The boys from our class represented us well on the JayVee Basketball team, when Douglas Peterson, John Benton, David Ricketts, Alex Campbell, William Hoover, Edwin Delune, William Hand and William Fitzpatrick all tried out for the first team. Along with the boys were the girls who tried out for positions as JayVee Cheerleaders. Those happy ones were Beverly Reasinger, Angeline Cimino and Clara Shaffer. Two of our class members distinguished themselves by being high sellers in the magazine campaign. We are very proud of William Fitzpatrick and Nancy Dixon. At the end of the year we were glad to have representatives take part in the Move-up Day activities. We were really feeling that we were part and a big part of Sandy High School. 2‘)