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

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BOWLING Each Saturday morning this year the ten teams of Riverside's Bowling League met to compete for the league championship. Highlights ofthe year were the Christmas Singles and New Year's Doubles Tour- naments. In recognition of these achievements, at the end of the year the top two teams, the two high average boy bowlers, and the girl with the highest average received trophies. Perfect attendance awards and a trophy for the most improved bowlers were also given. At the close of the season the top five bowlers met the faculty team in competition and as usual had an overwhelming victory. Holiday tournament winners were: Richard Bodak and Jim Dripps, Doubles Champions, Tom Hall, Boy's Singles Champion, Sharon Walsh, Girl's Sin- gles Champion. The Saturday morning activity was supervised by Mr. Young. Richard Bodak, first bowler to have a six hundred series, displays his fine delivery. 100 A study in concentration. Snookie Wiltrout. Strike! Tom Haswell lays one right in the pocket

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Row 'l: Ron Hollinback, Dale MacMurdo, Johnnie Conner, Row 3: Dave Pelloni, Dan Demeter, Bill Bush, Richie Young, Larry Wolfe, Jeff Schilling, Clarence Morgan, Warren Hazen. George Hazen, Mervin Marshall, John Petrak, Dean Stro- Row 2: Dennis Stacy, Len Kemp, Pat Shingleton, Don Bent- snider, ley, Joe Miloser, Tony Nocera, Bert Lauten, Denny Sabatino. JUNIOR HIGH Although the junior high basketball team ended their year with only a 2-l2 standing, they gained experience necessary for future years. Under the watchful eyes of Coaches George and Ellenich, they worked on their re- bounding, shootlng and dribbling -improving these skills and others akin to having a good team. These junior Panthers, even though not victorious in every game, al- ways pushed that extra inch to lessen the margin of defeat. With this determination and grit, they closed the season with a well deserved 48-45 victory over High- land. Next year, Riverside is sure to see plenty of action from these boys. RECORD Riverside New Brighton Riverside Highland Riverside 24 Monaca 53 Riverside 32 Center 47 Riverside 39 Western Beaver 59 Riverside 46 Seneca Valley 33 Riverside l7 Freedom 39 Riverside 38 Rochester 43 Riverside 35 Ambridge 54 Riverside 37 New Brighton 47 Riverside 27 Highland 36 Riverside l9 Beaver Falls 42 Riverside 22 Freedom 34 Riverside 33 Rochester 44 Riverside 21 Ambridge 53 Riverside 24 Beaver Falls 3l 52 58 48 45 99 - . '

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Paula McWithey Cathy Miller Pam Walker Nancy Kasparek Donna Sumner Sandy Lumley IOI