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

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DEDICATION With our most sincere appreciation and deepest admiration we, the Class of 1966, dedicate this fourth edition of the Pathfinder to Mrs. Judith La- Bose. To her there is not only a time for teaching, but also a time for assistance, for creating, and for friendship. Those who have not had the wonderful experience of having been in her classes have known her friendship and capable guidance while working with the junior class play or the prom. To these major projects she gave much of her time. But more im- portantly, Mrs. LaRose always has a smile for every- one, a word of encouragement when things seem to be going completely wrong, and a sincere interest when there is a problem which needs understanding and advice. As the years pass, there will be times for remem- bering, and a special person in these memories will be Mrs. LaRose-a wise, respected, and gracious lady who always has time for everyone.

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E if, -u New methods of teaching were in evidence as teachers worked to update their procedures in a continuously chang- ing curriculum. Their duties went beyond the confines of formal instruction as they also accepted the responsibility of projects, held trips and the challenge of guiding students in extra-curricular activities. By taking an active interest in the community, they helped to promote a better under- standing between the citizens and the school. 16