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

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Senior High Student Council Row 1: D. Ciancola, R. Field, B. Lunn, S. Beckley, B. Marr, V. Aaron. Row 2: J. Thompson D. Marr, P. Martin, B. Calhoun, M. Teets, K. Householder. Row 3: L. Parks, T. Martin, P Shinglcton, D. Franus, S. VVelsh, B. XVest. Row 4: L. Marshall, P. jackson, H. Pflug, N Strosnidcr, M. Shingleton, F. Piper. How 5: Mr. Cornell Sponsor, Mr. Lindeman Sponsor , ' i One of the major undertakings of the Council was the complete revision of their consti- tution. Mr. Cornell, P. Shingleton, T. Martin, S. Beckley, ' F. Piper, H. Pflug, P. Teets, Mr. Lin- deman . Riverside rolls out the welcome mat to Midwestern District Student Council delegates. L. Belle and P. Teets. Piiverside's Student Council provided not only an outlet for student opinion, hut was also prominent in both school and community activities. Service projects such as the United Fund Drive and the annual clothing and food collections were important functions this year, along with the operation of the bookstore, furnishing of busses for away basket- hall games, and handling plans for a future foreign exchange student. Our student government had the honor of hosting the Mid-YVestern District Student Council Convention. 42 1

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for energetic and creative students 'Se Showing films for various classes was one of the main functions ot the Electric Club. G. Potts, I. Mesko, E. Adams. Teacher Appreciation Week brought many unexpected and delightful surprises to the members of Riverside's faculty. C. Hessler, Mrs. Karnes. Providing an enjoyable assembly, the junior Thespians displayed their many talents in Grandma Fixes Things.

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Senior Tri Hi-Y Organizing service projects was the main purpose of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y. The whole student body helped in collecting old toys before Christmas. These toys were then re- paired and cleaned by the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Clubs, and just before Christmas they were delivered to needy families in the area. In March two delegates were chosen to represent our Tri-Hi-Y Club at the Mock United Nations held in Harrisburg. YVhile there, they voted on proposals and partici- pated in assemblies and general sessions similar to those of the real United Nations. 1 Tri-Hi-Y members collected and repaired toys to be distri buted to needy families at Christmas. B. Marr, A. Kross Row 1: C. Rose, B, Rossi, C. Johnston, D. Sumner, B. Marr, C. Shaffer. Row 2: P. Martin, N. Agostinelli, C. Wolfe, P. Hysell, S. Walker, L. Boots, M. Cater. Row 3: M. Yahan, C. Boyer, L Bowers, D. Fisher, B. Quinn, K, Zahn. Row 4: V. Coates, S. Lunn, S. Bauder, L. VVolfe, S. XVelsh, N. Pocza, D. Christie. Row 5: j. Pelliccioni, S. Higgins, D. Richter, R. Dobbs, P. Rhodes, L, Aiken. Row 6: Mrs. Huling Sponsor, M. Hodge, A. Wolfe, L. Hodge, C. Hall, A . Kross, N. YVeber.