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

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C5333 C3-SIN-TEfY Russ Clyde displays championship form Riverside 19 Riverside 40 Riverside 35 Riverside 23 Riverside 44 Riverside 19 CROSS COUNTRY Shenango Butler Ambridge Shenango CTriangular meetj Aliquippa New Castle Western Beaver that carried him to 7th place in state competition. Riverside 33 Ambridge Riverside 45 fTriangular meetj Hopewell 54 N. Allegheny 19 Riverside 18 Freedom 37 W.P.I.A.L. - 2nd M.A.C. fMidwestern Athletic Conferencej 5th State - 6th Row 1: Dick Remler manager, Jack Coates, John Graham, Bob Belsick, Jim Boots, Matt McKelvey, Terry Keefer, Russ Clyde, Ken Anderson manager. Row 2: Michael Carlson assistant coach, Chuck Vesceri, Butch George, Sam Thompson, Ernie Reese, Roy McKelvey, Mike Shingleton, William Lennox coach. i Our outstanding squad was the result of practice, conditioning, and effort put forth by our runners. The Ktliincladsi' took second place in W.P.I.A.L., sixth at State and fifth in the Midwestern Athletic Con- ference and accomplished their best season. Holding the best record was Russ Clyde who captured five first places out of the seven meets that he entered including the W.P.I.A.L. meet. 18

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Back in the athletic ranks again this year was Riversideis power packed bowling league. The Panther league met each Saturday morning at Park Lanes for an exhuberant battle of ball and pins. Vying for the title and glory of first place took up most of the ten teams time through the fall and winter. The awarding of trophies in the spring pro- vided the climax to a very successful season. League officers keep records in order. President Ioe Blazin, Vice-President Bob Piper, Treasurer Bill Sobeski. I IBCJ'VV'L.IIN'G- Bill Sobeski hooks an- other one into the pock- et with perfect form. Bill won the league high scoring honors. Riverside Christmas Sin- gles Tournament win- ners. Barbara Tooch Girls Division Cham- pion, Mr. Young League Sponsor, Ioe Blazin Boys Division Cham- pion. A lull in the action-bowlers prepare to step to the line for their next frame. 19