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

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That's the clock, and thafs the speedometer. Mr. Ellenich explains parts of the car to Lee Hertzog. F Swim ff me Milf?-flidfs DRIVER EDUCATION Look out for that carlv, was a frequent cry of our driving instructor, Mr. Ellenich, as Johnny Junior sat behind the wheel for the first time. In Driver,s Ed. the students learned the basic fundamentals of safe driving and good road courtesy. Edward Ellenich B.S. Geneva College Drivers Education Maxine Kalcevic R.N. B e a v e r Valley General Hospital, B.S. Slippery Rock College School Nurse F u t u r e Nurses Club Sponsor Dr. K. M. McPherson B.S. Waynesburg Col- lege, M.D. University of Pittsburgh Physician BEEIEICAL Bandages, cotton, peroxide, green soap and other necessities filled the cupboards of the medical suite. The dispenser of these articles was Mrs. Maxine Kalcevic, school nurse. It was Mrs. Kalcevic,s duty to take care of all medical emergencies from bumps and bruises to broken bones. She was also in charge of all screening and eye and hearing tests for seventh through twelfth grades. Dr. McPherson, physician, and Dr. Morrow, dentist, completed the medical staff at Riverside. Left ear, I thinkf' Mrs. Kalcevic administers audio- N meter test to Ricky Bales. . ...W .. K fsmgggs .E ...,, 2

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ART Norman Freshcorn B.S. Edinboro State College Art jr. and Sr. Art Clubs Sponsor Ability and imagination were two major qualities exhibited by students in our Art depart- ment in seasonal displays and other exhibits throughout the year. These were demonstrated by the Christmas display and art exhibit, which represented the progress of the talented stu- dents. LLFLTSICJ Time out for a humorous mom- ent in general music class. mM,w hY,, M W,.,-,...,...4 Sharyn, you have charcoal on your nose . . . Mr. Freshcorn and art students discuss a serious problem. Let's listen to it again class! But this time try to discover the composer's purposef' Well they listened and as the year progressed the music stu- dents at Riverside developed a real taste for music in all stages. By listening intently many were able to discover the melodies of many modern songs hidden in the themes of old classics. -,aw .,,i an f,,,- K,-r , W-,sqm , . ,, .fy W- i fifgiif ' , ' ' V V Q i t Fi fi ' I . ,git-1-'w-r5g21, wa.g V. ,V , ' Y, ,ff 'ii' ' 'I wif- ' 'H '36-'x A i51fkL.f,.,V I A' 'X ii- Jllifii I V- 'J 5 if in 5310 . if?2f5'fllw 117532-. fr 1.9-f ig il. -tiff' , JJ'-15214: 35 JJ , I , . .t: - ' '.'.'v- , ,V I .. , V: ,Q 'A' V ffrfv- 'ffx1,:v7E-:i.- f+4: af21 -- - .,,.gf'f :Carfax .2 A f I . y -'T ' 1' V M - 1 5' '5' W7 Y' '??ii?-i-fiilftlii Laila Mack B.S, Western Reserve University Vocal Music, General Music F.T.A. Sponsor David Brooks B.S. Duquesne University Instrumental Music

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C.A.IE'2EITE!IlR.I.A STAFF Turkey dinners, chicken a la king, fish steaks and ravioli were just a few of the tantalizing dishes served the students of Riverside this year in the cafeteria. Mrs. Logsdon and her well-qualified staff offered the best in both colorful and well balanced meals every day. Mrs. Logsdon manager, Mrs. Chinci, Mrs. Krepps, Mrs. Rozanski, Mrs. Pesce, Mrs. Takacs, Mrs. Lotz, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Pander 4 Mr. Fields, Mr. Schlemmer, Mr. Pinkle, Mr. Cowan MAINTENANCE On the job around the clock, a dedicated crew of all-around handy men worked behind the scenes to care for our comfort. Keeping the build- ing in spotless condition, providing warmth in winter, and replacing that bothersome blinking fluorescent light were but a few of the tasks they performed, Mr. Bowers, Superintendent of Maintenance for the North- eastern District. 34