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

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Senior G.A.A. - Row 1: R. Field, V. Mazzant, B. Rossi, A. Contino, D. Crews, P. Blatchford. R010 2: A. Ciancola, C. Canterbury, l.. lin-cclcr, D. RilX'l71lL'k, C. Zinkhan, C. Brown, P. Hvsell. Row 3: L. XViltrout, I. Hulicli, l.. Kc-mp, I. House-holder, D. Marr, L. Thompson. Row 4: l.unn, S. YV0lsh, P. Veder, N. Barrow, S. Hume, T. P4-nsv, S. Hays. Row 5: K. NVilliard, B. Quinn, P. Dyson, K. Huppertz, C. Platt, C. Crawford. Senior Girls Athletic Association participated in many activities dur- PD ing the year while under the new 'Q 'M math ' supervision of Miss King. Their ' t:'f' ll! 1' activities included a playday at ,. . Slippery Rock State College in- volving 5 other schools and partici- pating with schools in track and Held. The club also went bowling as a group at Park Lanes and spon- sored a dance in the fall. A swim- team was started during the year, and they appeared in the water show to the theme of Rainbow Rhapsody? The year ended by hav- ing their annual C.A.A. Banquet in the spring. 4 f Row 1: D. Cantner, R. XValser, D. Tirlia, J. Pansy. Row 2: D. Lucas, K. Butler, L. Dcemer, A. Chuhra, C. Allison. Row 3: B. Calhoun, D. Shiderly, L. Kanz- leiter, T. Pack. Row 4: S. Boyer, C. Hall, E. Koch, S. XValsh, P. Osborne. Row 5: N. Warner, C. Minett, B. Bush, D. XValker. Row 6: J. Dwyer, S. Snider, D. Vinroe, D. Shaffer, Miss King Sponsor. 47

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Future Nurses Club Aiding young adults in deciding their careers was one of the main purposes of the Future Nurses of America. Members took tours of the many hospitals and also studied the many types of nursing and the type of schooling that accompanies each. WVorking in the Health Suite in both Riverside Elementary and the High School helped the members experience what the life of a nurse is like. Working in the volunteer program of Beaver Valley General Hospital also proved a valuable experience. A 1 f 1 ff? T I ES V, B -' ,,,w . . . I'm Sorry but Mfg, Kalcevig i5n't By working as hospital volunteers, Future Nurses Club members gained! in right now, May I take a meg- valuable experience in preparing for their careers. sage. I. Stratton. Row 1: C. Brown, B. Coblentz, C. Craboski, P. Hysell, N. Agostinelli, I. Madeleine, B. Chuhra, I. Householder, Mrs. Kalcevic Sponsor. Row 2: D. Marr, P. Dyson, D. Cantner, I. Pensy, S. Boyer, P. Blatcllford, C. Morgan, L. Bowers, L. Boots. R010 3: M. Bradford, K. Price, K. Smith, L. Kemp, L. Reeder, S. Bissell, K. Bleakney, C. Schramm, I. Dwyer. Row 4: S. Turner, K. Huppertz, C. Price, S. Headland, 1. Stratton, L. Wolfe, E. Koch, C. Minett, R. Walser. Row 5: D, Tirlia, D. Richter, S. Higgins, L. Hodge, S. Snider, K. Miller, G. Kuric, S. Swick, I. Tyson. 46

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Science Society Row 1: D. Demeter, I. Brandt, I. Householder, K. VVilliard, I. Thomas, C. Schramm. Row 2: I. Stratton, G. Ripper, L. Barge, C. Ferrante, P. Jones, R. Sprinker, L. Brown. Row 3: S. Turner, M. Schilling, L. Barton, C. Brown, L. Leopardi, R. Rogers. How 4: N. Anderson, T. Caldwell, B. Martin, L. Marshall, M. Canich, C. Evans, N. Coblentz. Row 5: T. Kasparek, R. Boots, E. Drogus, D. Caldwell, J. Cooper, Mr. Whetsel Sponsor. Fossil hunts, star gazes, and trips to places such as the Allegheny Obser- vatory provided interesting material for the Science Socicty's monthly field trips during the year. Stimulating both an interest and an understanding of science, the society strived to answer old questions and create new ones in the minds of the members, and did so through field trips, movies, and its regular monthly meetings. it 2. - The light is then reflected up the tube and con- verges on another mirror and . . .U I. Thomas and T. Caldwell discuss the operation of the telescope. Aerodynamics were studied by members while on tour at Greater Pittsburgh Airport. 48