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

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HOBBY CLUB Members of Riverside's Hobby Club were kept very busy in their leisure time working at their hob- bies. These interests centered mainly around the designing and building of model cars. They boosted their club financially by sponsoring a car wash and a dance. Under the capable direction of Mr. Davison, the boys had many projects ready for their annual hobby show. Row 'lx Jim Wilds, Ed Mazur, Francis McLaughlin, Richard Frisk, John McLaughlin, Price Swesey, Lorry Leopardi, Paul Rogers, Greg Kozior, Bob Bowers, Tom Orr, Danny Lalle- Zirock, Clyde Evans, Leonard Stang, Jeff Dwyer. Row 4: ment, Mr. Davison. Row 2: Tom McClintick, Regis Kelly, Richard Reese, Chuck Kotuby, Dove McKinney, Rod Jackson, Jim Shultz, Paul Madison, Ray Peters, Jim Dyson, Renny Mike Kuzma, John Swesey, David Wonner, Gary Honneffer, Pedranti, Barry Householder, Dave Ostrom. Row 3: Ken Eugene Adams. Amid the practical jokes and constant confussion, cars came sparkling clean at the Hobby Club car wash. Richard Rogers, Danny Lallement, Ron White. Rick Dunn diligently works on his entry for the Spring Hobby Club Show. 45 H'3 7'5N!' fr f f rills' mlfff' A

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Row 1: Michael Oprisu, Ricky Burnette, Dave Allison, Bob Witherow, Richie Young, Bob Rossi, Bob Wiser, Greg Doug- lass, Dave Felton. Row 2: Dan Hawke, Leslie Swick, Bob Barensfeld, Bill Carbeau, Bob Messina, Richard Wright, Bryan Moyer, Bob Agostinelli, Gary Rozanski. Row 3: Steve Moye, Ed Cowan, Dan Demeter, Walter Burnette, Dean Strosnider, Dennis Swick, Alan Turner, Willie Simpkins. Row 4: Joey Miloser, Michael Pflug, Kelvin Stevens, Scott Safreed, Bob Jeffers. Row 5: David Barensfeld, Ross Atkin son, Merle Luther, Douglas Magill, Nick Sudano, Bill Pat- terson, Gary Peffer, David Springer. Row 6: Andrew Miller, Bob Ostrom, Denny Sabatina, Tom McKinney, Robert Kuner, Sam Coffey, David Ostrom, Tim Brown, Michael Ashbrook Row 7: Dale MacMurdo, Don Miller, Bill Dawson, Neil Stros- nider, Barry Householder, Jeff Schilling, Mr. Thomas Down- ing, Mr. Henry Cyphert. Miller, Tim Martin, George Ferrante, Terry Boots, Mike Providing Christian recreation and fellowship for boys of the Junior High School was the main activity of the Junior Hi-Y at Riverside. Their program dealt with the study of life's problems found in the social, intellectual, physical and politi- cal areas of the world. These problems were discussed under the supervision of Mr. Downing through the use of Teen Talk magazine. JUNIOR HI-Y

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SCIENCE SOCIETY l i Functioning under a new constitution and a new name - Riverside Science Society + the ren- ovated Science Club gave students a better op- portunity to cultivate their interests in the dy- namic world of science. Taking field trips to local industries and other places of scientific in- terest was one of the activities of this group The Society also strove to instill in the minds of its members the importance of science, and to give them the initiative to further their knowl- edge of this study. This was partially accom- plished through demonstrations at monthly meet ings and projects presented by the members Society members often used their spare time to work on experiments. Bill Contino, Mike Kuzma, Dale Newton, and Mr. Whetsel pool their resources to solve a force problem. 721331431 Row 'l: Jo Marlene Brandt, Christine Schramm, Linda Bishop, Sherill Turner, Kathy Kinchius, Mr. Whetsel. Row 2: Daryl Safreed, Georgian Vinski, Cheryl Ripper, Jeff Thomas, Kathy Bellian, Sharron O'Brien, Dale Newton. Row 3: Elizabeth Rogers, Parris Jones, Bill Contino, Linda Friel, Ernie Moye, Jim Dripps. Row 4: Paula McWithey, Ken Frisk, Linda Scheidemantle, LeRoy Brown, Terry Caldwell, Bernie Martin, Denny Shingleton. Row 5: Charles Hoetling, Doug Goss, Bob Lotz, Mike Kuzma, Jerry Tyson, Dave Caldwell.