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

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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.

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SPRING PIROLZE With the advent of spring, hasty preparations were made for the approaching end of school. Amid the last minute cramming for finals, juniors found enough time to create an enchanting prom, one that will forever be remembered by all those who attended. As 'twas expected, the prom was plagued with last minute details. Among the usual prob- lems were those over anxious Seniors who harbored near, hop- ing for just a glimpse. But all the Waiting was worthwhile, as they entered the gym on the big night to view for themselves its almost unbelievable transforma- tion into the best prom ever. Sally Petrak holds back tears of excite- ment as she begins her reign as May queen. The proud escort is George Yovichg Rick Davis, president of the class of '64, places the crown,