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

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JAMES WESLEY MCCONNELL . . Jim Jim is another of the quiet members of our class. He doesn't have much to say but seems to always be willing to help. Jim also is a great asset to our baseball team and another of his favorite sports is wrestling. He can often be found wrestling in the auditorium with one of his school friends. One of his favorite pastimes is reading western novels and he spends as much time at them as he does his lessons. Jim took the part of Mr. Bates in our senior play and played this role of a tough guy very well. He plans to join the service upon graduation and we all wish him loads of luck. 3 . . S. .. .. nh W- .,..-.-,.. -4 RONALD EUGENE McHENRY . . Ron Ron is a quiet lad with very little to say. His quiet- ness is the answer to a teacher's prayer. He is a very tall fellow with a pleasant smile for everyone. Ron's favorite classes are geography and chemistry as those are the periods that he can catch forty winks or sometimes forty-five. He enjoys driving a tractor on his father's farm. This will prove good practice for him as he plans to own his own farm in the future. Of course, he will have to work awhile before he realizes this ambition. Much luck to you, Ron, and may your dream come true. Page Fifteen 1 N BETTY MAXINE SHOUP . . Shoupie Shoupie is a very quiet and studious girl and is well- liked by everyone. She and her clarinet have been active members of the band and orchestra for six years. She has also participated in the choruses for three years. Betty is really a whiz at typing and shorthand and is planning to further her commercial studies at Grove City College. We know that she will make a very fine secretary and we all wish her luck. .links 1 1lni......i,,,, I I 1 Q X-' .

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BURTON DEAN Ros . . . Skippy Dean, the Frank Sinatra of our class, resides in the town of Foxburg. He joined our class in his Sophomore year and has been an active member ever since. He has contributed greatly to our musical programs, in fact, he has entertained many people with his fine vocal ability. Dian was a member of the basketball team for two years. X Dean is also the Romeo of our class. He plans zo A join the Coast Guard when he graduates. Our best wishes 4 for a happy life go with you, Dean, and may you soon find your Juliet. BEVERLY ANN SHIREY . . . Bev Meet Bonnie's other half-Beverly! Bev is one of those happy-go-lucky girls whose big blue eyes are always look- ing for some kind of devilment. In her spare time she can be seen dancing or skating with her twin. Bev is very neat and attractive and, like Bonnie has that friendly smile. Bev has taken part in nearly everything our class has ever done. She has been in both the Junior and Senior playsg in chorusg and on the cheerleading squad for two years. She is planning on going to California with her sister. Our best hopes for a successful future go with you. M 'lll HARRY CLAIR SHERMAN . . Harry an if H Hear that giggle? It belongs to none other than Harry 1 Sherman, the champion giggler of the class. Even at the movies, when you hear that certain laugh, you recognize our boy, Harry. When he isn't giggling he's babbling off with some senseless oration, but yet we all feel lost N- without him. Harry did an excellent job with his role as messenger boy in our Senior play. He has no future plans but we feel certain that he will succeed. Best of luck. Harry. Page Seventeen