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

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Junior Tri Hi-Y Iunior Tri-Hi-Y gave the junior high girls a chance to meet and work both in and for a better Christian environment. Besides giving two teas, one in honor of their parents and another for their teachers, they made bibs for the children's home in New Brighton as their Christmas service project. The club showed an interest in sports, too, as seen in their participation in the Spring Sports Spectacular at Butler. Row 1: Miss Bowser, Sponsor, M. Mesko, K. Anderson, D. Pedranti, S. Kuner, B. Meitcr, L. XVhite, K. Coffee, S. XVilliard, H. Green, Mrs. McElwain Sponsor. Row 2: D. Gillespie, V. McAllister, R. Coast, K. Zollum, E. Householder, M. Hulick, I. Baney, T. Beachem, L. Dwyer, L. Teets. Row 3: P. jackson, P. Kroll, M. Voglcr, A. McCabe, C. Beighey, C. Marshall, D. Dooley, L. Chcsko, D. Vesko. LLTQL iinixf' 1 aa., ,im I I il ui Row 1: I. Trozzo, V. Graham, M. XVagner, S. Madison, D. Paul, P. Lawrence, P. Workley, M. Stevens, D. Blinn, D. Tedrow. Row 2: E. Lutz, M, Yahn, P. Sncdeker, R. Newton, V. Hall, M, Hall, C. Fogel, P. Householder, K. Bowers. Row 3: 1. May, M. Thompson, B. Senior, S. Yost, P. Podnar, J. Dean, V. Kirkwood, K. Ziegler, D. NVolfe, S. Zikeli. 61

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Row 1: C. Smith, M. Strutt, C. Mazzant, D. Arkwright Row 2: J. Yorns, P. Sne- deker, K. Martin, A. Hodge Row 3: T. Morgan, D Jacobs, A. Rodgers, P Dripps. Row 4: D. Keefer W. Carbeau, M. Innocent M.Hulick. Row 5: P. Singer I. Miller, J. Dockter, Mr Cornell S omor. Row 6 17 : H. Hall, M. Luther, B. Fri- day. A familiar sight at dismissal time was the lowering and fold- ing of the Hag. D. Keefer and T. Morgan. 1 1 9 Junior High Student Council Working closely with the Senior High Student Council's various projects was only one capacity of the junior High Student Council. Raising and lower- ing the Hag was a responsibility of two members of the council. A major project of the organization was to increase interest in the junior high basketball games. This was done by selling tickets in the homerooms and providing a schedule for each room in the school. I .1 W WMM., .I , W E

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Teen Talk discussions led to not only interesting but didac- tic training for many Junior High boys. Junior Hi-Y Teaching members to work and worship together toward a better worldq was the purpose of the Junior Hi-Y. Under the direction of Mr. Cyphert and Mr. Downing, the fifty-two boys enjoyed many activities which helped them develop physically as well as mentally. The highlight of the year was the Junior Hi-Y Sports Spectacular held April 2. Members also attended the Central VVest District YMCA Youth Council early in the school year. f 'TT if Row 1: K. Canterbury, I. Douglass, D. Zamperini, I. McAllister, D. Allison, P. Morgan, C. McLaughlin, B. Bisceglia, M. Makrenos, I. Rombold, Mr. Downing, Sponsor. How 2: P. Tirlia, R. VVitherow, R. Young, M. Oprisu, G. NVright, D. Stacy, C. Douglass, C. Donley L. Swick, R. Messina, VV. McCrew. Row 3: T. Morgan, E. Coates, T. Swesev, A. NVelsh, R. Iellers, D. Hawke, M. Luther, R. Agostinelli, E. Cowan, A. Regna, Mr. Cypliert, Sponsor. Row 4: D. Strosnicler, D. Stacy, R. McClure, D. Bentley, D. Coss, XV. Simpkins, T. Minett I, Huzenic, S, Miller, M. Pflug, K. Stevens, Row 5: I. Miloser, M. Luther, R. Prestia, R. Atkinson, D. Rowlands, C. Peilcr, W. Dawson, D. Sabatino, D. Miller, J. Schilling, D. Barensfeld. a v 62