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

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National Thespians All forms and phases of drama were a part of Riverside's troupe of the National Thespian Society. The presentation of two productions yearly, along with induction ceremonies, entertaining at community activities and various organizations, and planning entertainment for monthly meetings, kept members interested and active. Something new this year which was included in the program of the group was the production of an all school musical. Row 1: C. Johnston, C. Shaffer, P. Martin, P. Hysell, N, Agostinelli, D. Marr, J. Householder, Mr. Bowers Sponsor. Row 2: C. Milnes, L. Thompson, I. Brandt, T. Hessler, S. Thomson, C. Schramm, D. Safreed, S. XValsh, E. Adams. Row 3: L. XVolfe, l. Mesko, S. Gillespie, L. Parks, D. Lallement, R. Bowers, L. Hodge, A. San- tagata. Row 4: P. Black, R. Boots, M. Canich, D. Pensy, T. Zachewicz, R. Small, M. Shingleton, VV. Sobeski. . it

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Electric Club Performing many worthwhile projects during the year was the lpurpose of Mr. Barbishls Electric Club. The club, which consisted of seventy-four boys and five girls began the year by holding a dance. At Christmas they erected a display in front of the school and throughout the year they helped with plays, assemblies, and the operation and distribution of visual aid equipment. Row 1: R. Bowers, R. Pipcr, B. Martin, I. Barnhart, B. Hummel, R. Boots, R. Simpson. Row 2: R. NVhitc, R, DeCaria, C. Shoaf, I., Stang, D. Hummel, C. Vcsceri, P. Zirock, Mr. Barbish Sponsor. Home 3: I. XVright, XY. Osborne, H. Piper, XV. Malone, H, Tincani, Crucbcr, J, Ziegler. Row 4: C, Schaub, L. Zahn, C. Xlagill, D. Rader, T. Dean, C. Koziar, R. Rccsc E. Adams. How 5: L. Lcopardi, K. O,Brien, T. Stevens, T. Nyc, j. XVillianis, D. Carcn, R. Pedranti. If!!! l WEE! I Row 1: N. Agostinelli, P. McDonald, C. Potts, D. Cunningham, D. Pelliccioni, D. Mulhollen. Row 2: K. Martin, I. Mesko, XV. Braunbeck, I. Young, T. Boots, D. Wiley, D. Burke. Row 3: B. VVcst, P. Diehl, P, Ions-s, N. Sudano, C. Myers, D. McDanel. Row 4: T. Sutlano, G, Ferrante, D. Lallemcnt, T. McClintick, D. Hart, H. Daufen, K. Butler. Row 5: R. Miller, R. Knight, I. Braunbeck, L. McKinney, N. Anderson, R. Anderson. 53

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Senior Art Club Stimulation and development of a sense of art and beauty was the challenge that the Senior Art Club offered its members. By creating, the members were able to develop their talent along with their understanding and appreciation of art. Field trips were taken to several industries and professional exhibitions, and lectures given at the meetings helped vary their program. The main highlight that the club strived for was the preparation of the annual spring exhibit in which every type of art could be found, from sketches to clay sculptures. ff' ew r .. af Row 1: K. SViltrout, j. johnson, B Statti, D. Roberts. Row 2: L. Kanzleiter Fi 1. B. Chuhra, A. Chuhra, G. Mazzant Row 3: D. VValker, S. Thompson, B Bisceglia, H. Rough. Row 4: 1. Buquo R. Gaydosz, R. Bowers, M. Cowan Row 5: I. Frishkom, D. Smialek, C 'fm corn Sponsor, D. Shaffer. One of the major projects of the Art Club was to plan and erect this wintery Christmas display. 7 ' W- NW 'V M wqvv- .. Y- , W M I g v 55 Snider, C. Rucker. Row 6: Mr. Fresh-