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

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EDWARD C. SCHAFFER, B.S., M.Ed. Supervising Principal CHARLES W. 'KREPPS JR., B.S., M.S. Assistant Principal ADMINISTRATION During the twelve years Mr. Shaffer has been at Northeastern Beaver County, our school dis- trict has progressed rapidly. Under his fine super- vision, Riverside was planned, built, and enlarged. The faculty and curriculum have also increased under his direction. His accomplishments are an excellent example of his dedication to the task of preparing youth for responsible citizenship. LESLIE H. MARIETTA, B.S., M.S. Principal 5 Mr. Marietta, our principal, and Mr. Krepps, our assistant principal, can be accredited with the smooth operation, of each school day. Both spent many long hours planning for this school year, making schedules and organizing the en- tire program of events. These two capable lead- ers endeavored to help the student in any way possible, as no problem was too small to come to their attention. A sense of responsibility and a determined will to see things completed demon- strated how adroit these two leaders were in their duties.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Row I: Ray Safreed Nice-Pres.J, Margaret Grandey lSec'y.l, Chester Shaffer Paul MacMurdo Row 2 Robert Barensfeld Jack Marvin lPres.l, Russell Sprinker, Kenneth Bollinger. Northeastern Beaver County's School Board can well be proud of its record through the years. Led by its guiding hands, new facilities were constantly added to meet the growing needs of the community. Their insight into the future has given everyone connected with this district goals to strive for and standards to uphold. One ex- ample of their proficiency was the capable handling of the large undertaking set forth when the decision was made to build a new addition to Riverside. The results of their constant planning are evident in the present educational system. The monumental task of handling the business of the district was in the capable hands of Mrs. Grandey and Mrs. Hall.

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GUIDANCE What shall I do when l graduate? Shall l go to college? Where will l acquire funds for school? These were all problems facing each student before graduation. Through informal dis- cussions with competent guidance counselors dur- ing our high school career, we were able to make numerous decisions affecting our future. The assistance received from the understanding and morale building men in the guidance department proved invaluable. SECRETARIES Efficient secretarial personnel were on hand throughout the year to assist the administration and faculty in performing their functions. Their services were also available to the student body when the need arose. The staff, composed of Mesdames Boots, Ferringer, Miller and Thompson was ever important in the maintenance of various high school records and in other school operations. Mrs. Boots, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Ferringer, Mrs. Miller. Wage s-.. ' '19 Ffwiizesasezze units ,, llliillillllli nrvvnrsrwvwr xzzraaaslsaxnndt QYQYIYUY 2zx4n.as-nuns 52iFilQQf'..?bjf QL S. ROBERT MARZIANO, B.A., M.S. Senior High Guidance ARTHUR J. CORNELL, B.S. Junior High Guidance ,snr