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

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Q51 1- N: 3 ,., !,. , W , Ii Y - .-WM: - . ' ' ' , J c ri 1 fli 'Q1'q V BILL NEELY This nonchalant y o u n g man entered our class two years ago. Bill particularly likes Fords, doesn't he, Mr. Stewart? Bill says he would like to be the judge of a beauty contest - Hmm, interesting work! Success and happiness to you, Bill, throughout life. rx MARY BELLE CRAIG Meet Mert, the base- ball fan. Her idol is Kiner, the cat-and also the base- ball player. Topped only by Dennis Day is Mert in her mimicry. When there is anything brewing Mert's there to get in on the fun. She is not only an outstand- ing student but also a good sport who is liked by all. BARBARA LEE MASTER ' This petite young lady comes from Alum Rock. Barbara Lee is by far the smallest member of our class-but she does all right regardless of size. Many members of our class seem interested in Chevys and she is no exception. In her case it happens to be a black '46, Babs plans her education along the art line. Good luck, Barbara Lee.

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in l SARA CUSHING Sara has three main in- terests-s k at i n g. swim- ming, and Jake. Of course, you all know which one oc- cupies most of her time and if you have eyer met hand- some. friendly Jake you would understand why. too. We think Sara should make someone a very nice wife. judging her excellent por- trayal as grandmother in our class play. THELMA KOHLER When Ah gets hugged, Ah don't want no snake a doin' it! -Charlie, maybe? This was but one ex- ample of the excellent part Thelma played as Arni- ca in our class play. She is an exceptionally good typist which is probably an aid when she's typing those letters to Erie. -Q.. ,sp l . 1 A N - - n A y r. . N, . E .1 BOB RAYBUCK Bob is a happy-go-lucky fellow who hails from Tur- nip Hole. Bob seems to have a good time no matter w h e re he is-e v e n in classes. Since Bob shows such an interest in televi- sion he will probably some- day b e c o m e a television cameraman. Q I

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. 5, LAURA LUTSKO This friendly girl from Emlenton R. D. was un- doubteuly a great help to Mrs. A d a m s throughout her two school years here. A look at Laura on prom nights was a very pretty picture. You won't forget those nights, will you Laura? PATTY VAY HOPPER This likeable girl can be found every Wednesday night at the square dances. Pat is one of those girls interested in everythingg cheerleading, mathematics, science, and the Navy. Constantly on the go, Pat can always be seen on the seat beside Jeanie on those trips to Bruin. Yunn- f iff' I, b 'N :--fi-' fw- .-' -,z..'!'::'. If -. -,.-is ..-- . -J.,-,X . 1' . jgerl'-jf 11 1 ir! nl . H 1+ -- ' .K-x',v,'x'Q' . -- xy-X 5? --'J - rv- '-'- Swv! ' N..--. 1 'Q .t-,'.-Ng, ---v',ieH.Q 3 .P .Q ' -9. A 'faq ', .- i-- -mt.-,-1.x-. ... Nu- X 'Nor KENNETH MY ERS Kenneth, alias Jiggs, is known for his poker faced whoppers. Jiggs' greatest trouble is brea k i n g his glasses-he sits on them! An amiable fellow. Jiggs likes hunting, Fords. and girls. In View of Jiggs' ability in mathematics, me- chanics and salesmanship. he will undoubtedly become No. 1 mechanic for Thomp- son's Garage.