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

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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.

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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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Row 1: Linda Bingle, Nancy Agostinelli, Peggy McDonald, Diane Arkwright, Karen Williard, Ed Mazur, Debby Wiley, Debbie Burke, Peggy Osborne, Joe Mesko, Tom McClintick, Mr. Barbish. Row 2: Richard Rogers, Regis Kelly, Jim Shultz, Paul Madison, Ray Peters, Tom Dean, Danny Lalle- ment, Pamela Walker, Barbara Altsman, Clair Caldwell, Parris Jones, Chuck Douglass, Roger Adams. Row 3: Price Swesey, Neil Anderson, Jerry Wright, Harry Daufen, Robert -?'H'E- Putting the finishing touches on the annual Christmas dis- play. Rich Bodak, Tom Hall, Ken Hartzell, Jim Mesko. Horner, Bill Moncrief, Bob Knight, Bob Hummel, Don Hawke, Clyde Evans, Bob Boots, Dale Newton. Row 4: Leonard Stang, Lloyd Zahn, Bernie Martin, Paul Zirock, Larry Mar- shall, Doug Goss, Gerald Stich, Dave Hummel, Bill Osborne, Terol Stevens, Jim Cooper, Jeff Krut, Tom Slavic. Row 5: Bill Malone, Francis Winters, Dave McKinney, Debbie Shaf- fer, Chuck Kotuby, Dale Goren, Glenn Schaub, Robert Tin- cani, John Marvin, Jim Zeigler, Len Smith, Eugene Adams. Electric Club members were kept busy throughout the year serving as projectionists. Eugene Adams and Doug Goss. ELECTRIC CLUB Two of the functions of the Electric Club this year were providing the opportunity for students to learn how to operate audio-visual equipment and to create a common environment in which club members could discuss their similar inter- ests. Showing movies for classes and setting up microphones for assemblies were only two of the many services the club contributed to the school. The big event of the year was designing and constructing the annual Christmas display which was imaginative as well as beautiful.