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

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JOYCE MARlE MCBRIDE . . . Joyce tendants. Joyce has her career slated as a telephone operator. Good luck, Joyce. WILLIAM BRUCE MCCANNA . . . Bill', Here is the brains of the senior class. Bill is well gifted with gray matter and made good use of it by winning a four year scholarship through the American Legion. He plans to attend college where he will further his education in chemical engineering. Good luck Bill. HAQW DEANNA JEAN REED . . . 'tDeanna7' Deanna, one of the so called quiet girls of the class, makes it known quite often that she is around. Deanna hails from Foxburg and plans to be a secre- tary. We all Wish you lots of luck Deanna. This dark haired, slightly hot tempered girl en- tered St. Pete in her Freshman year. The same year Joyce was chosen to be one of the May Queen's at-

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MADELIN MARGARET DITTY . . Peg It you ever want to know where this young girl comes from, just ask her! She is from the great met- ropolis of Alum Rock. Peg is planning to be an air- line hostess and we're certain she'11 make a good one. CAROLINE ELIZABETH LIVERMORE Caroline This eager beaver can be found in the middle of any work. She comes from down Foxburg way. This young lass is one of the eo-editors of our yearbook. We wish you luck in everything you do, Caroline. L, 1 MARY JANE EDINGER . . Mary Jane Mary Jane, one of the seniors who hails from St Petersburg can usually be found anytime except when you want her. Mary has been o nthe cheerlead ing squad for four years. We are sure you'l1 be happy and successful in anything you do Mary. Good luck ly, . f TJ X 1

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MILDREIJ M. SIIANER . . . Millie This dark haired girl can usually be heard above the reinainder of the class. Millie believes school would be alright if it weren't for math class. Millie wishes to be an airline hostess and u'e're sure she'll have lots ol' sueeess. 7:1 'Q KENNETH RUSSELL SHOUP . . Shoupie Shoupie used to be a quiet bashful fellow, but what a change! Shoupie can be looked for where there is trouble anywhere, anytime. He has a great deal of ability and will without a doubt be successful in whatever he chooses. q Y' xi Y! JOHN WILLIAM WOOD , . . Woody Woody is the salesman of our class. He has al- ways been around the top of the sales list. When you ask Woody what he is going to be, he shrugs his shoulders and says. t'Probably an insurance adjuster. Good luck in whatever you do, Woody. C'