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

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FACULTY MVMP MISS BERNICE M. THOMPSON, R. N IUW Atlemlc-cl Clarion High School and Normal School Graduate Coversaugh Valley Memorial Hospital, Johnstown, Pa. Q XL . 'i'2.Q 4 'S w+'Q-f 'M f Jxxw-A 'i -sf 'Orff 1 M H if U W l l e x M' l . Q 1-.S ish lrg sxup lla- ikgtsswv f can l 9 . is bi S we . S ii V '. 'swf-li f' a s Q. ., TV ,h , v,, V 5 fr 'win' p 'iii it H J' div ' ,f H W . 5 - Kzttth 3, .,., R t P me -f 1, .,, f l, R Aix ' 'Q , X1 ' V... . ' Q ' U , A if rift. 2 ' 5 ' V k E A Q5 Q 514 N31 ui' A V'-.4iix'?6'.,, John Post Graduate Work at Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore, Md Engaged in school nursing For the past five years. IN REMEMBRANCE The Senior Class wishes to honor Miss Ethel Schwab, former third grade teacher. Her death was truly a great loss to the St. Petersburg- Richland Township School. She was a thoughtful person and an excellent teacher. A more loyal and sincere friend never lived: She remembered the children of the school in her will by providing money for a merry-go- round and a see-saw. Kind thoughts linger in the memories of her former pupils. Page Eight

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THOMAS B. BLACK . . . BIackTe Tom Black, Who hangs his hat half way between St. Pete. and Emlenton, is one of the wittiest members of our class. Although Tom has only been with us for one year he was voted boy of the month from the Senior class. Tom is a gay, mischievous lad with a smile for every- one. He is a very fine artist and has done some outstanding work on our yearbook. Smooth sailing, Blackie. We feel certain that you will succeed. DOROTHY AGNES CHECHAK . . Dot Here's a classy little lassie who makes her home right here in St. Petersburg. Her pleasant disposition and per- sonality plus have made her a well-liked member of our class. She has been a fine student and has excelled in many of her studies. She was very active in extra-curri- cular activities, having participated in both the girls' and mixed chorus for three years. Dot also had parts in our Junior and Senior plays. Both these roles were similar and our little lassie acted them well. Dot plans to go to Pittsburgh to work in the near future. Success, to a fine class-mate. JOHN DANIEL GRAFF Jack Tall, broad and light haired IS the description of this handsome-looking chap from Turnip Hole. He has been very active in dramatics during his high school years participating in both the Junior and Senior plays and also the operetta. With typewriters to beat up and thermometers to play with, Jack's day is completed. He is quite a devilish critter and provides the teachers with ample trouble. Aside from all this, Jack really is an industrious boy and we all wish him much success. Page Ten