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

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Row 1: Walter Burnette, Tom Morgan, Bryan Moyer, Ross Kemp, Willie Simpkins, Steve Moye, Kelvin Stevens, Mr. Down- ing Sponsor. Row 2: DeWitt Krepps, George Ferrante, Eddie Mazur, Nick Sudano, Tom Minett, Bob Jeffers, Brad Thompson, Tom McClintock, Michael Safreed. Row 3: joe Bowser, Douglas Magill, David Cunningham, Lance Elmquist, Bob Haines, Boyd West, Dennis Martin, Tom Knauff. Row 4: Larry Ketterer, Tom Shoaf, Don Miller, David Barensfeld, jim Kralic, Price Swesey, Bill Rutter, Larry Barton, Dale MacMurdo. Row 5: Bob Ostrum, Paul Dockter, Dave Mulhollen, Craig Lonkert, Tom Dean, Tim Brown, Tom McKinney, Barry Householder, David Ostrum. How 6: Phil Jackson, Ronnie Miller, Raymond NVrigl1t, Sammy Coffey, Tom Hupp, Bob Hummel, Larry Gaydosz, Dennis Sabatino, Charles Graham. Row 7: Glenn Magill, Roddy Jack- son, David Lumley, Teral Stevens, Jim Grandey, Gary Honneifer, Wade Coffey, Charles Kotuby. Take a sponsor who is always ready for fun, add to that ninety-five active young men who desire Christian Fellowship and Physical training and presto you have the Riverside Iunior Hi-Y. On Saturday mornings throughout the year these boys met with Mr. Downing, their sponsor, to have a planned period of discussion. The course they stu- JUNIOR I'II -Y died was entitled Teen Talk and was published by the state Y.M.C.A. Lively games of basketball and volleyball followed the discussions. The time spent in practice helped prepare the boys for the Spring District Rally. 73

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President Larry Boyer, Vice- President Ron Sabatino, Secretary Joe Blazin, Treasurer Cliff Her ron, Chaplain Russ Clyde. SENIOR. IEEI 'Y' The aims of the Riverside Hi-Y were to foster Christian growth and school spirit. Through the practice of clean speech, sportsmanship, scholarship and living, the members promoted the ideas of high ethical and moral standards. The boys of the club also stimulated the intramural sports of the school with bowling parties and intra-club basketball games. The club also took part in the Butler Sportsorama in competition with other Hi-Y clubs in the district. Row 1: Alan Fabritius, Daryl Safreed, Ricky Bales, Tom Sudano, Gary Myers, Ken DeFonde, Duane McCaslin. Row 2: Larry Marshall, Clyde Evans, Michael Canich, Alan Koch, Russ Clyde, Delmar NViley, Tom Haswell, Mr. Buch Sponsor. Row 3: Don Clyde, Cliff Herron, Ierry Stich, Dave Hummel, Bill Blatchford, Bob Small, joe Blazin. Row 4: Larry Boyer, Jim Coffey, Bob Zahn, Alan Dambach, Bud Courson, Bud Bookamer, Roger Smith, Stan Bollinger. Row 5: Ron Heller, George Kotuby, Ron Sabatino, John Bieselt, jerry Tyson, John Swesey, Bob Tincani. 72

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Row 1: Linda Bowers, Connie Johnston, Cindy Wolfe, Carol Shaffer, Pam Hysell, Patti Martin, Nancy Blanchard, Donna Sumner. Row 2: Miss Farkas Sponsor, Judy Householder, JoMarlene Brandt, Susan Thompson, Clara Boyer, Lois Boots, Sandra Oliastro, Linda Thompson. Row 3: Carol Simpson, Sharon Walsh, Judy Stratton, Peggy Teets, Linda Belle, Lynn Wolfe, Ellen Slciss, Sally Bauder. Row 4: Cathy Hall, Sandy VValser, Patty Rhodes, Linda Hodge, Nancy Weber, Sheryl Higgins, Susan C-i lespie. SENIOR, TRI :PII 'Y The Senior Tri Hi-Y of Riverside fulfilled the pur- pose of the club by extending Christian character throughout the home, school, and community. At Christmas time the twenty-seven girls made gifts for the Beaver County Childrens' Home. They ob- tained the money for this project by selling candy at the Senior Class Play. On April third and fourth, Peggy Teets and Sally Bauder, representatives of the club travelel to Har- risburg to participate in a mock United Nations Program, part of a training session. Representing New Zealand, the girls classified this as a very successful venture. President Peggy Teets, Vice- President Sally Bauder, Secretary JoMarlene Brandt, 'Treasurer Linda Thompson, Chaplain Judy Householder. 74