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

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I Row 1: Barbara Rossi, Cynthia Wolfe, Linda Kanzleiter, Mary Graham, Brenda Quinn, Daryl Safreed, Patricia Hazen, Miss Blair. Row 2: Debra Kirkwood, Marian Cater, Joan Steffler, Georgian Vinski, Cheryl Ripper, Beverly Calhoun, Diane Lucas, Sally Bauder. Row 3: Kathy Bellian, Carole Miller, Janet Frishkorn, Elizabeth Rogers, Sandra Pflug, Diane FUTURE TEACHERS The Future Teachers of America, in trying to fulfill its purpose, was very ac- tive during this past year. Guest speakers provided programs oriented to give mem- bers a greater perspective of their chosen field. In addition, the club helped sponsor various all-school activities and continued with its publication of the News Letter which was sent to alumni. By attending conferences and observing teachers in the classroom, they received a glimpse of what their chosen profession holds in store for them. club members with the scope of a career in teaching Innocent, Paula McWithey, Bonnie Haine. Row 4: Patricia Rhodes, Carol Orr, Linda Friel, Ernest Moye, Thomas Hupp, Ronald E. Miller, Rebecca Priest, Timothy Barton. Row 5: Elaine Szabo, Patricia Wiley, Linda McGrew, Evelyn Bonzo, Barbara Howells, Debra Shaffer, Michael Bieselt. s., Guest speakers, such as Mr. E. B. McNitt, former super- intendent of New Brighton School District, acquainted

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LIBRARY CLUB Acting as assistant librarians to Mrs. Huling, the members of the Library Club gained valuable information while doing a service for their fel- low classmates. Checking out books, straighten- ing the shelves, placing current magazines and newspapers on the proper racks, and preparing new books for general use were just a few of the many tasks performed by these helpful students. These tasks were made easier by the many new improvements in the library this year. ln appre- ciation of their services, the annual spring tea, honoring the graduating seniors, was held at the end of the year. Mrs. Huling demonstrates the use of the book charger to Carole Miller, club president. Row 1: Barbara Rossi, Karen Wiltrout, Derian Keefer, Bon- nie Kraus, Ruth Nevin, Barbara Senior, JoAnn May, Mrs. Huling. Row 2: Nancy Agostinelli, Donna Sumner, Cindy Wolfe, Terry Boots, Donna Fisher, DeWitt Krepps, Arlene Bradford, Carole Steffler. Row 3: Linda Teets, Carol Mar- shall, Brenda Quinn, Linda Kanzleiter, Cheryl Allison, Leslie Lancy, Vicki Aaron, Bob Anderson. Row 4: Gloria Wilds, 'su Mary Graham, Patty Hazen, Susan Headland, Linda Strub, Lyn Jeffers, Debbie Wiley, Sally Ann Bauder. Row 5: Nancy Pocza, Kathy Bellian, Carole Miller, Stacy Friel, Debbie Burke, Shirley Main, Linda Main, Ron Miller. Row 6: Carol Orr, Linda McGrew, Linda Hodge, Bonnie Haine, Arla Dawn Wolfe, Patti Wiley, Neil Anderson, Don Miller. 40 , A

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SENIOR I-II-Y Boys are active, and there is no better way to be active than in a worthwhile, organized group. The Senior Hi-Y functioned as such a group. Intramural basketball games, gym nights, and bowling parties provided a continuous flow of activity for Hi-Y members. Movies and discussions were an integral part of the organizational meetings. Early in the year two members were sent as representatives to Har- risburg to take part in a legislative assembly of all Hi-Y chapters in Pennsylvania. 'is Row 'I: Brad Thompson, Bill Rutter, Boyd West, Ken De- Fonde, Tom Shoaf, Tom Sudano, Ron Miller, Greg Paul Mr. Buch. Row 2: Denny Martin, Tom Dean, Tom Hupp, Price Swesey, Alan Fabritius, Bob Sprinker, Phil Jackson, Stan Bollinger, Bob Hummel. Row 3: Bill Blatchford, Clyde 1 Evans, Frank Brenner, Delmar Wiley, Stan Kirkwood, Tom Haswell, Larry Marshall, Jerry Stitch, Francis Piper. Row 4: Kevin O'Brien, Teral Stevens, John Barnhart, Fred Jack- son, Jim Cooper, Randy Hall, Chuck Kotuby, Jim Grandey, John Swesey. Mr. Buch, Bob Hummel, and Phil Jackson discuss plans for the legislative assembly at Harrisburg.