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

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Row 'l: Robert Huzinec, Fred Lutz, Rochelle Bowser, Vicki Row 3: Jim Hall, Charles Queen, David Barensfeld, Paul Kirkwood, Lorraine Sockoci, Mr. Freshcorn. Row 2: Margaret Sokoloski, Jim Johnson. McLaughlin, Carol Steffler, Gloria Carozza, Vicki McAllister. U 5 . ,iwm iw t !'! JUNIOR ART CLUB Paving the way for future years, the Junior Art Club endeavored to steer its members along the path of success in their field of interest. By taking var- ious field trips, they were able to see the values of art. Their efforts and abilities were seen in the Christmas display in the high school lobby. Work- ing hand in hand with the Senior Art Club, the Junior Art Club took part in the annual exhibit and banquet. This co-operation served as a prepara- tion for the time when they, too, would be Senior Art Club members. The Junior Art Club display added a holiday atmosphere to the lobby.

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SENIOR ART CLUB lnstilling in its members a sense of creativity, the Art Club worked to fur- ther their talents and increase their understanding and appreciation of fine art. While laboring at their works of art, these young Rembrandts also found time in their schedules for lec- tures on various subjects from make- up artistry to portrait painting. They also took field trips to professional exhibitions and to industries where art is much in evidence. The annual spring exhibit and the Art Club ban- quet for the presentation of awards were two highlights of the club's ac- tivities this year. Row 'l: Agnes Giancola, Karen Williard, Linda Kanzleiter. Row 2: Cheryl Allison, Mary Graham, Mr. Freshcorn. Row 3: Gloria Mazzant, Mary Horner, Pam Walker. Row 4: Debbie Kirkwood, Bob Bowers. Row 5: Janet Frishkorn, Donna Walker, Susan Thompson. Row 6: Dave Leopardi, Tom Zachewicz. Row 7: Rudy Leopardi, Rich Bodak, Debbie Shaffer. The Spring Art Exhibit served as the showcase of the students' labors. Gloria Mazzanf works meticulously on a future entry. To raise funds, the Senior Art Club sponsored the sale of Christ- mas decorations. Tom Zachewicz, Susan Thompson, Mrs. Boots. 56 if S' Y s Av 2 3' S 3

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SENIOR G.A.A. Sports tournaments were sponsored by the Senior Girls Athletic Association to cultivate sportsmanship simultane- ously with a competitive spirit. Members were able to earn awards by participating in the activities of the club. The focal point of the year was the dinner in the latter part of May at which the awards were presented. Row 'lc Levana Wiltrout, Carole Simpson, Delores Shiderly, Andrea Chuhra, Ethelyn Koch, Joan Lonkert, Mary Graham. Row 2: Beverly Calhoun, Cheryl Allison, Pam Hysell, Mrs. Uebelacker, Nancy Kasparek, Judy Frisk, Kathy Butler, Sandy Boyer. Row 3: Teresa Pack, Debbie Burke, Diahn Crews, Loine Wilson, Linda Cox, Dorothy Krupa, Linda Shaffer. Row 4: Susan Thompson, Donna Walker, Peggy Osborne, Nana Warner, Carol Orr, Diane Lucas, Rhonda Burnette, Mary Ellen Mahoney. Row 5: Arla Wolfe, Linda Hodge, Betty Bush, Cathy Hall, Jennifer Dwyer, Donna Stevens, Martha Hodge. Row 6: Betty Blair, Debbie Shaffer, Diane Deemer, Barbara Howells. lntraclub basketball games provided fun and excitement. Discussing future activities. Mrs. Uebelacker, Nancy Kasparek, Dotty Krupa.