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

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Row 1: S. Gillespie, C, Vinski, K. Farrow, A. Cowan, R. Priest, J. Koenig, C. Orr. Row 2. P, Rhodes, E. Szabo, B. lluinc, M. Hodge, P. XViley, A. VVolfe, T. Hupp. Row 3: L. Aiken, j. Frishkorn, G. Paul, D. Shaffer, R. Hall, J. Crandey, Miss Blair Sponsor. V Row 1: D. Raybuck, L. Tedrow, B. Rossi, A. Contino, C. Iohnston, P. Martin, C. Wolfe. Row 2: V. Aaron, C. Milnes, S. Bauder, K. Williard, M. Cater, L. Kanzleiter. Row 3: M. Yahn, B. Calhoun, B. Quinn, P. Dockter, T. Hcssler, D. Safreed, D. Lucas. Future Teachers of America Reading, writing, and arithmetic were taught by seniors during Teaching Career Month. This was the first year that seniors were given the opportunity to teach in the junior High. Similarly, the officers and senior members assisted in the Pre-School Clinic held in May. The FTA was also responsible for the spring edition of the FTA Newsletter which was sent to forty other FTA Clubs in the Midwestern District. 51

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For those With the capacity for patience and planning, chess provided aw interesting pastime. In addition, the annual toumament held by the Chess Club at Riverside gave them a chance to exhibit their skills. Along with the tournamentg a school dance, and regular meetings, many members showed special interest, by building their own chess sets at home and playing chess by mail in their spare time. This was the first year the club was recognized, and it was a most successful one. Chess Club i Row 1: D. Connor, A. Turner, I. Thomas. Row 2: B. Taylor, L. Barge, H. Young, M. Schilling. Row 3: R. Rogers, R. NVright, R. Sprinker. Row 4: R. Miller, D. Smialaek, C. Evans, M. Canich. Row 5: R. Bales T. Caldwell, N. Coblentz. Row 6: R Sokoloski, R. Kelosky, W. Hazen, J, Cooper, Row 7: Mr. Whetsel Sponsor. 50

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Library Club Under the direction of Mrs. Huling, the Library Club offered many services to the library. Some of the duties performed by student librarians were to read the shelves, and help students locate needed information. The annual book fair was held the first week in November sponsored by the Library Club. X J One of the jobs of a student librarian was to read thd shelves-a job which kept the books in correct orderl D. Fisher. 1 Row 1: B. Crawford, D. Jones, M. Makrenos, S. Brown, I. Trozzo, B. Rossi, P. Martin, V. Aaron. Row 2: C. Wolfe, P. Hysell, B. Kraus, N. Agosti- nelli, K. Thompson, M. Thomp- son, J. Martin, S. Osborne, M. McLaughlin. Row 3: V. Shane, B. Linville, I. Bowley, S. Shaffer, B. Senior, I. May, S. XVilliard, C. Kuss. Row 4: K. Householder, B. Quinn, L Kanzeleiter, C. Allison, B Braunbeck, C. Boyer, L. Strub, C. VVilds, D. Fisher. Row 5: M. Bradford, S. Bauder, L. VVolfe, I. VVright, C. Stelller, S. Headland, D. XVilcy, D. Burke. Row 1: L. Main, S. Main, J. Thompson, L. Jeffers, M. Yahn, H. Green, Mrs. Huling Sponsor. Row 2: C. Frank, M. Vogler, A. Bradford, G. Sehlosser, C. Marshall, S. Higgins, E. Szabo, R. Anderson. How 3: N. Castelucci, K. Miller, I. Koenig, K. Farrow, C. Orr, L Hodge, D. Miller.. Row 4: B Haine, M. Hodge, P. XViley, A. Wolfe, S. Friel, B. Friday, C. Boots.