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

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VVith a total of 130 girls the junior Girls Athletic Association helped to heighten the interest of junior high girls in sports such as basketball, volley ball, soccer and many more. The club was under the direction of Miss Smalstig and during the year their activities included a roller skating party, a bowling night, and an after school swim. From participating in these sports, the girls developed better sportsman- ship, co-ordination, and a Wider range of ability in sports activities. Junior G.A.A. Row 1: P. XVarner, I. Trozzo, J. Altsman, B. Lawrence C. Bowser, K. Donlev, C. Gibbons, D. Kaminski, R Freed, M. Rogers, D. Paul, M. Carozza. Row 2: D. Herko S. Madison, S. Sturm, I. Thompson, C. Tincani, E Rough, G. Mazzant, j. Reese, F. XVawrzynski, I. jenkins S. Brown, 1. Vinski, M. Stevens, Row 3: B. VValden, K Koach, B. Boron, M. Zahn, L. Vannoy, M. Edinger D. Tedrow, C. McKinney, C. Black, J. Boots, C. Cook I. Lipan. Row 4: J. Martin, M. Hulick, V. Klages V. Scialdone, D, Britton, I. Regna, S. Foley, C. Atkinson I, Main, K. Daufcn, M. Hartzell, C. Barkay, K. Gisondi Row 5: S. NVelsh, Q. Elkins, N. Lotz, S. Reeder, D. jones F. Connors, P. Knight, B. Shoaf, G. Raisor, S. Nagel R. Newton, K. Rose. Ago z' 1 . ul! J ..... ...J 1 Row 1: M. Bowser, M. Mesko, L. Frochio, L. Funkhouser, K. Anderson, K. Burford, K. Gillespie, M. Yahn, L. Rombold, D. Brown, C. Gisondi, M. Loeffler, S. Kuner. Row 2: K. Sims, M. Gadzia, I. Belle, A, Stedina, S. Norge, M. Lalleinent, M. Martinka, V. Keloskv, C. Frank, I. Hockenberry, C. Colley, S. Zikeli, S. Lutz S. Shaffer. Row 3: D. Bollinger, A. Hamilton, M . Crowther, S. Householder, L. Swesey, I. Baney, O. Santagata, D. Arkwright. Row 6. L. XVehman, M. Priest, D. Dooley, K. Lotz, Nye, C. Snvder, M, Greene, N. Springer, D Gillespie, T. Ashbrook, M. Innocent, M. Clark, K. Kaufman, A. Keefcr, G. Hazen, I. Harper, K. Zollum, F.. Householder, G. Krepps. Row 4: S. Magill, I. Main, P. Singer, S. Toth, D. Lintz, V. McAllister, L. XVhite, B. Meiter, S. Felton, T. Beachcm, B. Santypal, E. Murphy, L. Dwver, jackson Row 5: P, Kroll, D. Shiderly, B. Besenyei, D. Vesco, L. Chesco, C. Carper, P. . K. Pander, I. Carosi, L. Krutt, Miss Smalstig Sponsor. ir-- 1

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Primary interests of the Junior Art Club were learning the value of art and preparing themselves for future membership in the Senior Art Club. Mem- bers prepared many beautiful displays for our school and took part in the annual exhibit. Field trips and lectures were also enjoyed by the members, making this a very active club at Riverside. A i W Junior I Art Club V 5 s w Q X 8 . Row 1: R. Barensfeld, R. Huzenic, G. Donley. Row: 2: S. Shaffer, D. Bollinger, S Shaffer, K. Thompson. How 3: L. Sockaci, I. Harper, D. Keefer, D. Barensfeld Row 4: G. Carozza, A. Steinbach, V. Kirkwood, M. McLaughlin. Row 5: B. Meiter A. McCabe, S. Toth, I. Johnson. Row 6: C. Steffler, B. Besenyei, M. Crowther, A McCullough. Row 7: B. Taylor, A. Oliver, J. Hall. 64

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Row 1: K. Christie, B. Law- rence, H. Fogel, R. Young, I. Reese, B. Crawford. Row 2: M. Petrak, M. Zahn, D. Jones S. Bishop, J. Trozzo, R. Bleak- ney, J. Lutz. Row 3: R. Fox, V. Hall, P. Snedecker, L. Rombold, S. Weil, G. Gasper. Row 4: L. Schlosser, S. Os- borne, K. Rose, R. Messina, L. Swick, C. Gisondi, P. Podnar. Row 1: H. Caldwell, M. Hall L. Sockaci, K. Bowers, C Zeigler, W. Carbeau. Row 2: P. Czar, H. Green, S. Williard E. McLaughlin, D. Grzelka V. Kirkwood, L. Bonomo Row 3: B. Gillespie, I. Dean T. Winfield, G. Carozza, L Frochio. Row 4 . Eisen : I - brown, J. Harper, A. McCabe, P. Christopher, W. Household- er, I. Hall, T. Minett. Row 5: S. Householder K. Lotz D Arkwright, J. Wright, D. ,Sta- cey, T. Kasparek, L. Kemp Row 6: B. Pflug, G. Schlosser D. Wolfe, C. Beighey, S. Far: row, O. Santagata, J. Huzinec Row 7: W. Dawson, D. Miller, D. Barensfeld, B. Minett, Mr Deal Sponsor, Mr. Buck Spon- S012 s s s Q Junior Historians Newly formed this year, the Junior Historians performed various projects and services for the good of our community. One of their first projects was to clean up the Revolutionary War Cemetery in Marion Township. They also had two field trips during the school year. In the fall the Junior Historians toured the Shippingsport Atomic Plant and Old Economy, and this spring they visited Gettysburg Battlefield area. 66