St Petersburg Richland High School - Cardinal Yearbook (St Petersburg, PA)

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The Freshmen BACK ROW- Darl Heller, Harry Fleming, Ralph Edinger, Dick MCI-Ienry, Charles Vasey, Victor Grantz, George Bechtel, Perce Page. CENTER ROW- Jim Shirey, Miss Bostaph, Ella Mae Bashline, Violet Bunch, Betty Wetzel, Mary Treziak, Beatrice Master, Katherine Shields, Bill Heeter. FRONT ROW- Stella Mays, Vista Clawges, Mildred Leavy, Phyllis Hale, Ethel Dunkle, Pauline Dittman, Mary Galena, Norma Ashbaugh, Ruth Milliren, Patty Logue. Careers! A lot of things are based on this topic. Variety is the only word which can fully describe the choice of the Freshmen. Having recently made our plans for the future, we can attain our ambition only by work. When we grow up and are going visiting if our motors stall, we can blame our misfortunes on Charles Vasey and Company. While we're waiting we can stop in Dittman's Bakery and eat some delicious pastry. Or if perchance we meet a beauti- fully groomed person, we'll know that it's Vista with her modeling position. Should we be in an airplane accident and suffer minor injuries, we can go to our school chum nurses, but if our difficulties grow too pressing, we can always order our casket from Darl Heller's Funeral Home.

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PC' C' 7,99 Tips Z0 the Teens. HlCRE'S many a trick tn the tracle in music, athletics, clramatics, and ff ' :racllerl anfl luverl. lilirectnr Huffman nurtured the musical baby r 5 other social clubs. ln 1931 the birth uf music and athletics was A I trnin singing tn urchestral rlelight. Teachers, Mr. Toy anrl Mr. Moore, paclrllefl the basketball teams tn their feet. During the following ten years these chilrlren frrew, ancl this term has witnesserl the birth of several new IN activities, apprupriately callefl clubs: namely, Drama, Science, Camera, .lnurnalism, l,atin, anrl Baton. lleresay has it that Miss Smith and her Dramatics Club wonder if their knees will ever cease battering in their public appearances: while Mr. Kassel with his Science Club gives star-gazing very often-nr so they Sily. llarticipants nf the Camera Club are always catching ns unaware. Oh, those canclitl canierasl Their helpful aicl tu the -luurnalisin Club has made a success uf nur year lmnk. ln Latin the .iXnierican Rmnans are clciing their best tn imitate Ceasar, Cicern, anrl nthers. As fur the Batnn Club, battered ears, heafls, anfl elbnws shnw Miss Huep's success. GV! Q19 sl, l . C-'ti ,, , . . . '-Qtr 7 , -if f' Q gn. ' ?