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

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How 1: Mrs. Kalcevic Sponsor, Evelyn Wiley, Wendy Lunn, Linda Bowers, Christine Schrainm, Polly Arkwright, Dorothy Krupa, Judy Householder, Pam Hysell. Row 2: Donna Gillespie, jimena Ford, Lois Ann Boots, Marie Bradford, Fiosella Thompson, Karen Price, IoMarlene Brandt, Linda Bishop. Row 3: Shirley Innocent, Ruth Bernd, Phyllis Simmons, Sharran O'Brien, Michal Ann Bates, Patricia Boots, Pam Dorwarth, Shrill Turner, Sandra 'Walserz Row 4: Carol Simpson, Judy Stratton, Karen Ross, Sheryl Higgins, Diane Richter, Katherine Knight, Doria Thomas, Cathy Hall. How 5: Margaret Teets, Phyllis Gregorich, Patty Rhodes, Linda Hodge, Barbara Kriegisch, Ethel Schramm, Linda Arkwright, Liz Bitenz, Diana Duncan. The Future Nurses Club surged ahead this year with a group of enthusiastic gals, devoted to medical careers for the future. Throughout the year they received encouragement by doing their best to cheer convalescent friends and neighbors and usher them back to health. Many of the girls received a hint of what is in store for them as a nurse through participation in the volunteer program at the Beaver Valley General Hospital. Not to be discouraged, they zoomed through the hard places and recognized their goal . . . a shiny white cap. President Michal Ann Bates, Vice-Presb dent Sharran O'Brien, Secretary Pam Dor- warth, Treasurer Donna Gillespie. FUTURE NURSES CLITE ,l 87

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