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

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RECORD Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside I I ..... Midland O 6 ,,... Western Beaver l 6 ..,,. Southside O 8 ...,. Western Beaver 7 2 i,.., Center 0 l .,... Rochester O l ...,, Rochester 2 2 ...,, Monaca 4 5 ...., Midland 4 5 r,... Monaco 9 O ...., Southside l 8 .,... Center 2 lil f' Collision ot home plate-Larry scores on a close play l lt's a hit! Denny connects for a single. Tony Santagata readies himself for his chores behind the plate. 89

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BASE BALL 5 G 2 i Li Row'l: Bob Barbarowicz,John Ferrante, Russ Clyde,Joe Blazin, Bo er Ron Sabatino Denn Shin leton Geor e Yovich K n Drew Szabo, Tony Santagata, Tim Barton, Don Clyde, DeWitt Krepps. Row 2: Mr. Gregor, Rich Cappello, Cliff Herron, Larry Riverside's baseball team completed the season with a fine eight win-four loss record. This was a result of the over-all ability the team possessed and the spirit with which the boys played each game. ln many games the team took an early lead and held it but at times a thrilling come- from-behind effort was necessary to obtain vic- tory. Under the capable leadership of Coach Gregor the young athletes cultivated the skills needed to compete in their section, one of the outstanding in W.P.l.A.L. competition. Watch that curve ball, Sam! Coach Gregor warns Sam DeCaria.

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Row 1: Dave Powell, Matt McKelvey, Dick Myers, Ralph Nye, Jack Coates, Tom Dwyer, Jim Boots, Bob Belsick, George Kotuby, John Graham, Gary Deemer, Alan Dambach. Row 2: Bob Mitchell, Glen Magill, Delmar Wiley, George Frisk, Alex George, John Swesey, Alan Koch, Roy McKelvey, Sam Thompson, Terry Keefer. Row 3: Rod Jackson. Bill Rutter, TRACK Constant work and unfailing spirit were the two major forces which led the track team to its best season in the history of Riv- erside. Coaches Lennox and Carlson are di- rectly responsible for the honors our boys won. An example of the merit achieved by these athletes is the new W.P.l.A.L. record set by Matt McKelvey in the pole vault with a vault of twelve feet. The team completed the season with a six win-one loss record in section meets. They also did well in mul- tiple meets by placing first in the District l meet, third in the Mercer and Midland ln- vitational meets, and fifth in the Class B W.P.l.A.L. meet. Randy Clark, Teral Stevens, Elmer Krall, Ted Householder, Gary Bissell, John Sockaci, Eugene Adams, John Honneffer, Chuck Hoefling, Bob Zahn, Wally Walker. Row 4: David Buttermore, Bob Hummel, Mike McCullough, Chuck Kotuby, Jim Tritt, Denny Martin, Curtis Baker, David Schaffer, Harry Daufen. A successful pass, and he's off! Delmar Wiley and Bob Belsick in relay competition. 90