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

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Row 1: Barbara Rossi, DeWitt Krepps, Cindy Rose, Karen Wiltrout, Bonnie Kraus, Nancy Agostinelli, Carol Kuss, Donna Sumner, Carol Holfelder. Row 2: Linda Shodd, Patti Martin, Cindy VVolfe, Gretchen Hazen, Linda Kanzleiter, Deborah Burke, Debra Wiley, Lyn Jeffers, Vicky Aaron, Miss Farkas Sponsor. Row 3: Patricia Hazen, Cheryl Allison, Riste Niiler, Mary Grahan, Linda Shaffer, Kathy Bellian, Judy Thompson, Sally Bauder, Jeannie Durco, Marsha Yahn. Row 4: Lynn Wolfe, Susan Headland, Cheryl Anderson, Brenda Quinn, Alice Cowan, Connie Young, Kathie Dengel, Larry Barge, Carole Miller, Norma Kroll. Row 5: Patricia Boots, Michal Ann Bates, Pamela Dorwarth, Trudie Miller, Carol Orr, Patty VViley, Bonnie Haine, Robert Boots, Ronald Miller, Kathy Zamperini. Row 6: Sherry Best, Linda McCrew, Peggy Dobbs, JoAnn Koenig, Arla Wolfe, Sandy Rich, Carol Senior, Judy Shrum, Cheryl Vogler, Sally Caldwell. LIERARY GLUE Their efficient and courteous way of getting things done helped the seventy-four members of the Library Club to asset the library in many ways this past year. As they performed the routine tasks of cataloging books, arranging shelves and magazines, they furthered their goal as an aid to all fellow students. This year an addition to the school was made by the Library Club . . . a student bookstore. It enabled students to purchase almost any paper back book. The profits were used to buy more books and help finance the club's trip to the University of Pittsburgh Press. President Patricia Boots, Vice-President Pamela Dorwath, Secretary Norma Kroll, Treasurer Sally Ann Bauder. 79

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FTITTIJRE I-IO2lMEIEI1ZE.PnIEiIEIE.S CDF AMERICA If it were not for their size and shape, the River- side Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America might have been confused with a behive this past year. Constantly on the go, this bustling group was always buzzing around doing good for others. At Christmas they worked hard to promote the food drive for needy families and their bake sale to share with others. Only when day Was done and work was finished did they take time for their own pleasure and by these gestures of friendship earned their title of success. President Jeannie Durco, Vice-President Rosella Thompson, Treasurer Terry Besenyei, Secretary Mary Mix. Row 1: Sherian Smith, Sandy Shaner, Joyce Wimer, Linda Bender, Joann Smallwoocl, Shirley Kralic, Evelyn VViley, NVendy Lunn. Row 2: Polly Arkwright, Dorothy Krupa, Sandy Kozicki, Jimena Ford, Susan Cater, Mary Huppertz, Sally Smallwood, Margie Stiefel, Miss Beaver Sponsor. Row 3: Donna McKinney, VVanda LeFever, Ruth Bernd, Phyllis Simmons, Alice Mc- Witliey, Kathy Dengel, Norma Kroll, Pxosella Thompson. Row 4: Jeannie Durco, Terry Besenyei, Priscilla Korn, Susan Vok, Maxine Reda, Judy Smith,1Connie Young, Norma NVelsh, Carol Blinn. Row 5: Doria Thomas, Sheryl Milnes, Michal Ann Bates, Phyllis Cregorich, Jane Hawke, Ethel Schramm, Carol Cater, Mary Mix. Row 6: Linda Arkwright, Cheryl Vogler, Elizabeth Bitenz, Sally Caldwell, Diana Duncan, Bonnie Heller, Barbara Kriegisch. 78

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Row 1: Bob Bowers, Susan Thompson, Mary Graham, Mr. Freshcorn Sponsor. Row 2: Sandy Stewart, Shirley Cusick, Debbie Kirkwood, Pam Walker, Linda Hodge. Row 3: Donna The Senior Art Club, perhaps the most active club at Riverside, instilled in its members ability, skill, and interest in all aspects of arts and crafts. Composed of truly inspired students of the arts, the organization presented opportunities to gain creative and practical experiences in such diversified .fields as architecture, oil painting, commercial art and poster making, ceramics, and flower arrange- ment. ewicz President Sharyn Taylor, Vice-President Tom Zach , Corresponding Secretary Kera Tincani, Secretary Mary Graham, Treasurer Shirley Cusick. Walker, Jim Mesko, Kera Tincani, Rudy Gaydosz, Linda Belle. Row 4: David Gaydosz, Richard Neyman, Tom Zachewicz, Sharyn Taylor. SENIOR. .A.IEQ,T CDI.-'LTIB Pam Walker pauses to review her work. Students display leathercraft at the annual Art Exhibit.