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

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SPRING ACTIVITIES . . . and it could hang over the mantle. Kathy Bellian sales-talks a not so willing Tom Dwyer at the spring art show. A long awaited call Man overboard! Young seaman takes an unexpected dip.

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'Ev .i 4. 491'- wp., sa ,il ! n1g,l.'1 xl' J: 1 .1z1.,1.g.y N U 1 4311 4' Y, D,-,,i:':'J .my-'31, s.,V:.fl VV :f:'!11 Spring came with an upward surge of spirits at Riverside . C. . the cruel winter had passed . . . spring fevers waged a continuous battle with the academic world . . , only to be an- tagonized by slumber parties -. . . prom plans . . picnics in the country . . l. and theafast approaching good- byes. Bermudas . . . sneakers . . , clamdiggers . swimsuits . . . sun- glasses . . I. tennis rackets . . . ,golf clubs . . . and baseball gloves f . . came out of hibernation . A . asthe schizophrenic weather lmade swift changes from the cold . . . icy winds of winter . . , to the gentle . . . play- ful breezes of Spring. The laughing sunlit days' remind us of baccaluareate . . . commencement . A . summer! jobs . . . and vacation fun just around the corner. Seniors, memories were tempered by the anticipations of the future . . like a radiant awakening it happened . , . -and in a moment it had passed . . . summerhad come . , 5 and spring, too, was just 'Va memory. l V ' ff i 2738? 4 r 74 , Ygug r ffrf qi f v4 puff? ff, x 2 if fffluc ffyff it ' , i eg ,.X2'. xhlx' xv 1 ii it in i s 1 ii r 191 l af? l'--i e ' 't'f I ' y r1'l i , FF l y fp? r f

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Hey, you said you wanted a little bite!! The last round-up. The bus operators, none too regretfully, form the familiar line up for the final time. Listen. I,ve got a hot tip on a badminton game. rn , ,V W t .Ea ' .. Y Our side has twenty percent fewer cavities. Mr. Marietta and Rev. Gobrecht prepare the presentations at the sports award banquet.