Riverside High School - Pathfinder Yearbook (Ellwood City, PA)

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Row 1: Deborah McClintick, Faith Wawrzynski, Ronald Allison, Deborah Brown, Sharyn Shaffer, Margaret Clark. Row 2: Candace Gisondi, George Hall, David Young, Gary Rader, Molly Bonzo, Constance Householder, Michael Rogan. Row 3: Jacqueline Cappello, Judith McQuiston, Andrea Haddox, Christine Wishelow, Deborah Krupa, Row 1: Susan Madison, Janice Trozzo, Michael Oprisu, Bar- bara Yahn, Robert Slevin, Michelle Makrenes, Karen Rose, Mervin Marshall, Carol Caldwell. Row 2: Thomas Morgan, Stephen Moye, Walter Burnette, Willie Simkins, Kenneth Shoaf, Anthony Mazzant, Douglas Orr, Byron Taylor, Thomas Donald Nye, Joseph Miloser. Row 4: John Kelvin Stevens, Michael Plaveczki, Georgia Schlosser, Patricia Jackson, Linda Klinesmith, Linda Frochio, Hillis Rhodes. How 5: VVarren Dambach, Katherine Yarzebinski, Janice Newton, John Huzinec, Dennis Miller, Dennis Burry, Harold Herko, Robert Statti. Goehring, Pifer, Ronald Prestia. Row- 3: Maureen Vogler, Karen Strub, Laurene Lonkert, Beverly Meiter, Susan Felton, Susan Zikeli, Melanie Crowther, Janet Harper, Karen Frkuska. Row 4: Vicki Shane, Karen Zeigler, Arlene McCullough, Sharon Householder, Linda Swesey, John Boyer, Dennis Sabatino. Row 1: Walter Householder, Albert Oliver, Michael Fabritius, Barbara Senior, Charlotte Fogel, Cheryl Black, Charles Lutz. Row 2: Michael Pflug, JoAnn May, Musalynne Hall, Jen- nifer Main, Heather Green, Susan Bishop, Scott Miller, Robert Jeffers. Row 3: Gloria Carozza, Michael Gallagher, Ronald Price, Daniel Kuss, Sharen Willard, Lorraine Sockaci, JoAnn Reagle, Carol Beighley. How 4: Bonnie Santypal, Phyllis Pesce, Christine Frank, Carol Marshall. Kathleen Rassrnan. Cheryl Boots, Susan Magill, Doald Miller. Row 5: David Barensfeld, Jeffrey Schilling, Burt Lauten, James Johnson, Beverly Martin, Deborah Ramsey. Z-

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CLASS CDF 64: It has been a long time since the class of ,64 started the long climb of education and now, as Seniors, are standing at the top of the stairs - when they look back they see all the things that have been so dear to them through the years, a new heartache is felt as they en- joy the thrills of the last basketball game, the tears of the last dance, the last track meet, the last base- ball game, the last prom, the last assembly and Mr. Marietta,s familiar, Seniors are dismissed? S e n i o r s I They all breathe a sigh at the now familiar title, the one that took so long to achieve - but then they turn slightly and look into the fu- ture and realize that there are a lot of stairs left to climb. In a sense these steps will continue o'er their lives, they have merely reached a landing place between fin- ishing one flight and begin- ning another.