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

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Act your part well, there the honor lies. This motto permeated each member of Troupe 2501. The Thespians managed everything backstage for both class plays. This included stage crew, prompting, make-up, and even publicity. Also, throughout the year various club members presented monologues, skits, and readings for organizations throughout the community. Row 'l: Pam Williams, Carol Shaffer, Pam Hysell, Jo Marlene Goss, Linda McGrew, Bob Boots, Frank Brenner, Mr. LaRose. Brandt, Mary Graham, Linda Shaffer, Dorothy Krupa. Row 2: Row 4: Paula McWithey, Ernie Reese, Barbara Howells, Tom Linda Belle, Paula Berger, Nancy Kasparek, Terry Besenyei, Zachewicz, Mike Bieselt, Bob Lotz, Mike Kuzma, .lim Dyson. Sandy Pflug, Diane Innocent, Cathy Miller, Debbie Kirkwood. Row 5: Eugene Adams, Dennis Shingleton, Roger Adams, Row 3: Bill Contino, Kathy Zamperini, Chuck Haefling, Doug Dick Bodak, Bob Small, Chuck Allison. Backstage, nervous seniors make ready for opening night. YYY' YY ,ws 'S

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Nancy Kaspa rek, Princess Pam Walker, Attendant 51 VARSITY R PRINCESS Debbie Kirkwood, Attendant Paula McWithey, Attendant Linda Porter, Attendant

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Row 'lr Mr. Bowers, Gary Ripper, Patti Martin. Row 2: Nancy Agos- tinelli, Daryl Safreed, Diahn Crews. Row 3: Riste Niiler, and Lynn Wolfe. Row 4: Susan Gillespie, Daniel Franus, Mark Schilling. Row 5: Tom Hupp, Dale MacMurdo. Row 6: Harvey Pflug, Dennis Sayre, Mark Jones, Jerry Tyson. ln five years think of all the culture we will have gained. Dennis Sayre speaking for the positive side of a debate. DEBATE TEAM Under the supervision of Mr. Bowers, River- side's first debate team was formed this fall. Much of the infant team's activity was centered around the primary job of organization. Debates were confined to intra-club competition, the par- ticipants, ranging from freshmen to seniors, gained valuable experience which will aid them in later interschool debating. The sixteen mem- bers of this group, through their use of forensics, worked to master the abilities of on the spot logi- cal thinking and of speaking fluently before an audience. Debates within the club educed confidence and ability from the new debaters.