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ISICDIBIBY CI.-'LTIE Everyone should have a hobby! At least the forty- five members of the Hobby Club felt this way. Once a month they gathered to discuss the problems and successes they had had while building model cars. To supplement their treasury, the members held a car Wash on November thirtieth and a dance on February fourteenth. The proceeds from these functions helped finance the annual Hobby Exhibit which was held in April. Row 1: Ed Mazur, Tom McClintick, Price Swesey, Creg Koziar, Bob Bowers. Row 2: Rick Dunn, Chuck Vesceri, Paul Zirock, Danny Lallement, Tim Pawol, Mark Schilling, Mr. Whetsel Sponsor. Row 3: Dave Leopardi, Lee Nye, Ronald White, Gary Bieselt, Chuck Graham. Row 4: Ken Hartzell, Gary Honneffer, Charles Kotuby, Keith Aiken, David Woiiner, Eugene Adams. Row 5: Roger Smith, Bill Blatchford, Bud Courson, Barry Miller, Pat Allori. The hobby show sported many fine exhibits such as this model street rod. Hobby Club officers discuss a car design. Presi- dent Keith Aiken, Vice-Presiclent Rick Dunn, Secretary Danny Lallement, Treasurer Lee Nye.
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ELECTRIC CILFLTE Electric Club officers dismantle Christmas display. President Richard Krut, Vice President Ron Miller, Sec- Eetfzry Pam VValker, Treasurer Jeff rut. Ready at the switch - Dick Fortney awaits his cue to reset the amplifier. VVith the hum of projectors, the Electric Club was known at Riverside for its fine work in the audio- visual aids department and other electrical fields throughout the school. The Electric Club created an interest in electri- city for these young technicians and taught them its many uses as well as its dangers. Their behind the scene efforts contributed to the success of many of our school functions. Row 1: Linda shodd, Linda Maclder, Diane Arkwright, Pam Walker, Barbara Altsman, Sandy Martin, Elaine Haswell, Mr. Barbish Sponsor. Row 2: Ron Kraus, Chuck Douglass, Bob Piper, Chuck Vesceri, Paul Zirock, Don Hawke, Leonard Stang, Dick Fortney. How 3: Cliff Boyer, Lloyd Zahn, Jim Mesko, Clair Caldwell, Bernie Martin, Bob Knight, Bob Boots, Dave McKinney. Row 4: Bill Blatchford, Roger Smith, Harry Daufen, Curtis Shoaf, Ron Miller, Bill Osborne, jerry Stich, Larry Marshall, Ken Hartzell. Row 5: Bill Malone, Rich De-Caria, Dave Hummel, Bill Moncrief, James Braunbeck, Bob Horner, Jeff Krut, Dale Caren. How 6: Roger Adams, Bonnie Heller, Dick Krut, Sherman Hall, Jim Zeigler, Bud Courson, Bud Bookamer, John Marvin, Bob Zahn. x ' v hd
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The Girls Athletic Association was a club which peaked the well-organized sports program for River- l side girls. This group was made up of girls who were interested in and who strove for the promotion of G- A -A better sportsmanship in all school sports activities: basketball, tennis, baseball, bowling, and many more. Through this national organization and with Mrs. J Uebelacker's guidance, these gals learned to accept responsibility and to obtain higher ideals and leader- 1 ship. Bow 1: Pam Dyson, Carol Zinkhan, Levana Wiltrout, Diane Crews, Judy Frisk, Donna Stevens, Paula Dockter, Ethelyn Koch, Joan Lonkert. Row 2: Lynn Jeffers, Brenda Seaman, Beverly Calhoun, Cheryl Allison, Leslie Laney, Debbie Small, Riste , Niiler, Elizabeth Rogers, Peggy Osborne, Patty Hazen. Row 3: Carol Blinn, Diane Richter, Sheryl Higgins, Betty Bush, Sharon Walsh, Nancy Kasparek, Barbara Altsman, Judy Kraynak, Martha Morgan. Row 4: Kera Tincani, Karen Kotuby, Patti McKinney, Carol Orr, Donna Walker, Martha Hodge, Bonnie Haine, Sandy Martin, Yvonne Assalone, Becky Priest. Row 5: Kathy Farrow, Nana Warner, Linda Hodge, Cathy Hall, Sandy Swick, jennifer Dwyer, Arla Wolfe, Diane Deemer, Adeline West. Row 6: Diane Demersky, Liz Bitenz, Diane Duncan, Bonnie Bair, Barbara Howells, Debbie Shaffer, Bonnie Heller. Row 1: Barbara Rossi, Virginia Mazzant, Carol Craboski, Agnes Ciancola, Linda Bingle, Nancy Agostinelli, Nancy Main, Cheryl Cornelius, Patti Locke. Row 2: Sandy Shaner, Linda Cunningham, Linda Shodd, Paula McKinney, Linda Madder, Carol Shaffer, Diane Arkwright, Pam Hysell, Marcia Pieri, Judy Householder. How 3: Karen Javens, Mrs. Uebelacker sponsor, Kay Huppertz, Debbie Wiley, Debbie Burke, Joanne Smallwood, Sandy Oliaster, Maxine Reda, Judy Thompson. Row 4: Mary Huppertz, Sandy Boyer, Kathy Butler, Loine Wilson, Carol COX, Judy Thompson, Judy Pensy, Carole Simpson, Sally Small- wood, Sandy Kriegisch. Row 5: Margie Stiefel, Dana McKinney, Linda Deemer, Andrea Chuhra, Linda Kantzleiter, Vicki Aaron, Marsha Yahn, Karen NVilliard, Elaine Szabo. Row 6: Brenda Quinn, Rosella Thompson, Marian Cater, Linda Coldinger, Barbara Pensy, Rhonda Burnette, Theresa Pack, Carol Milnes, Marsha Plaveczki, Susan Thompson.
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