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

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Mary Frances Master - Fran Fran is the shorty of the class, but she makes up for her shortness by being a very ambitious girl in school activities, especially in the musical field. She has been an honor student all through high school. She is a whiz at typing and shorthand, and is already working. The best to you Fran, we know that you will succeed. Elliott Earnest Ryder - Lover Boy Elliott, who is distinguished by his as- tounding cough, is one of the two boys who joined our class this year. Elliott is very active as far as class discussion is concerned! He really surprised Mr. Toy when he played a romantic lover in the Senior Play. Elliott enjoys watching television, and he will prob- ably own a shop soon. Good luck and may your ability to converse be used in the art of snlesmanship. Betty Ann McElhattan - Sprink Sprinlk is known as the girl with her heart in the Navy. She is one of the closest friends of everyone in the class. She is known for coming to school late and chewing gum in Mr. Toy's classes. She was a member of the girl's triog a cheerleader for three years and was an honor student. We hope you are not late for your wedding, Sprink! Good luck. age Ten

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Charlotte Marie Best - Slim Slim is the tall blond girl of our class hail- ing from Turnip Hole. She came here three years ago after she had attended one year at Sligo. Charlotte is the gal who sports a new Hudson and sthere is usually a young college student in beside herg it seems that we hear wedding bells in the near future. She is a Whiz at shorthand and math. Good luck Slim in your future years. Robert Charles Kunkle - Bob Bob, who used to be one of the quiet, shy, members of the class is now quite the op- posite. He has a smile for everyone and is liked by all. He plans to further his educa- tion by entering Diesel Engineering School. We wish you success in everything you do in the years to come. Margie Bell Horton - Margie Margie is an attractive miss who hails from Turnip Hole. She is a jovial gal and when she laughs you can guess she really means it. She is a speed demon at the type- writer and a master at shorthand, so she plans to further her education by going to Grove City College in the fall. If you happen to see a blue Buick convertible with a wavy- haired blond boy ing you can bet Margie is not far away. The best of luck Margie. Page Nine

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Y .V f 1 v Phyllis Maxine Nevel - Phil Phil, quiet and shy, has been a willing work- er when called upon by her classmates and teachers. Her sweet personality has made her a friend of all who knew her. Because she is so quiet we know that she will be a success, no matter what field of work she chooses. We fell that she will probably be a bride in the future, because of the nice boy friend she has. Good luck, Phil, and may you be happy. George Wesley Henglein - Wes Wes joined our class in our Feshman year and surely enough he has been a welcome member to us. We wonder what would be- come 'of the class if Wes were not around to throw in a few jo-kes in class or study hall. He was the spooky old man, Darius Krupp, in the senior play, Wasn't he a scream? His favorite pastime is playing toesies. The very best wishes to you. Estella Harriet McHenry - Harriet Harriet did quite well as Patricia Arnold in the senior play, because she was an im 1- ginary character of Harriet herself. She is a quiet girl and never says very much, but she must have been able to do a little talking to some nice fellow because she is Wearing a beautiful diamond ring on her left hand. The best of luck to you, and may your ambi- tions come true. Page Eleven