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

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F S 45' . 33 Q. K x 2 I 2 A . ffl- Q? 5. 71--4 W Ni.. X Z. . Debate Team Under the fine supervision of Mrs. Wasilewski the Debate Club completed its second year of existence at Riverside. The clubls activities included visiting several other schools to hear debates, meeting in activity periods and having debates among its mem- bers. Their main objective was to subdue the prob- lems of on the spot thinking and to speak fluently before an audience. In the future the club has plans to travel to other schools so that they may have a chance to take part in inter-school competition. N-N-NMWM, p p . ,.,. SNR - . Careful study of note cards provided valuable information Making a point for the affirmative side. D. Crews, G. Ripper, for debates. C. Ripper. R. Niilcr, and T. Hupp. 'iiiiiiir M, Row 1: N, Agostinelli, D. Safrcccl, C. Ripper, S. Cillcspic, Mrs. XVasilewski Sponsor. Row 2: D. Crews, R. Niiler, T. Hupp, D, MacMurdo, M. Schilling. Row 3: D. Franus, H. Pflug, D. Caldwell, D. Statti, D. Barensfeld. 56

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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-

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Business Club .9 five- .J H ,K 17 .N ql 2 C xx ' ,ni Row 1: V. xlllllllllt. B. Lunn. B. Mann, S. XYilson. S. Beckley, C. Zinlchinn, Miss Miller Sponsor. Bolt' 2: D. Kit-Kinney. l.. Deeiner. A. Remler, S. Thoinpson, D, Craiwforcl, .-X. Chuhrn, l.. Tlioinpson. Hou' 3: K. Price, K. Lauiclmiin. l,. XYiltrout, S. Britton. C. Boyer. Ni. Bradford, Nir. Nic-Kissick Sponsor. Rott' 4: NI. lllaivesczlti. l.. Niiiin, S. Minn C. Douglass, C. Hull, C, liuzinec, Xi NYeher. Hou' 5: N. Xlurner, Xllilser, ll. Sfllltllllltlllll, L. Bit-Kinney, Miss Schuas Sporis-or, Mr. Coehring Sponsor. Even the nresident did her share to make the Business Clubls first-ycur ii successful one. S. Blain. v.-,,,...f M!!! Miineogruphing tests for teachers was one of the jobs performed by thc Business Club. A. Chuhru and S. Thoinpson. Newly formed this past year, the Business Club was both helpful to other organizations and busy with its own activities. The group consisted of inter- ested seniors who had participated in some phase of the business curriculum, the specific requirement being one year of typing. Money making projects included typing and mimeographing for various groups and individuals. 57