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

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Betty Lou Lowers - Slim Slim seemed to fill the part of Delilah Worts, the negro maid in the senior play. She hails from Foxburg, but spends quite a lot of t.me in St. Petersburg. Wonder why? Could it be Stan. Her jovial laughter and personality have made her a favorite of ev- ery member of the class. She has been a welcome member in school activities. The best of' luck to you Slim and may you be happy in your future, as you have made us. Edmond Rupert Fichte - Ed This handsome wavy-haired lad just seem- ed to fit the part of Bluebeard Bronson in the senior play. He is quite a mischievous boy: but, all in all, he is still likeableg ask the girls. Although he never seems to be guilty: the day would not have been quite complete without some prank which usually originated from this livewire. He plans to go on to col- lege, but he will have to work a little more and laugh a little less at his own wit, to get ahead. Shirley Ann Page - Truman Shirley who reigns :from Foxburg, is al- ways ready and willing to give her view in politicsg ask Mr. Helminitoller! Shirley seems to have more troubles with her men, as she puts it, then any other Senior, especially around prom time. Shirley's future career is as present undecided unless she enters politics, a democrat, of course. No matter what you do we all give you our best. Page Twelve

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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

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Joyce Mae Shoup - Joyce Joyce is one of the liveliest girls in the senior class. She is always the first one to laugh at her own jokes. Although her citi- zenship grade is lower than average, she is one of the most likeable. Joyce also took part as a cheerleader for three years. The best of ludk to you Joyce, and may you be successful. Ronald Eugene Bowser - Ron Introducing Ron! He is a handsome lad, as well as, a quiet one. This is his first year with our class and he has gotten along quite well, because he just 'takes everything in his smile, saying nothing, but then perhaps he never gets a chance to say much. He is noted for his cute little mustache, his build, and his dark hair. In sports, he has been an active member, joining both basketball and base- gall teams. Good luck to you in the future, on. Bertha .Ioan Logue - Bert Joan lives quite close to school but comes into the room about 9 :03 every now and then. She always has a joke for Mr. Toy and the class. She is quite an active girl, entering in all the entertainment, band, chorus, and class, and especially study hall, which is usually a roar. She sports a beautiful diamond, so we know that her main achievement for the future is being a good wife for Jack. Good luck to you, and may you be happy. Page Thirteen