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

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Vocal Music Riverside was represented at Midwestern District Chorus at Sandy Lake by these talented students. Row 1: T. Caldwell, C. Iohnston, S. Luinley. Row 2: R. Hall, I. Barnhart, D. Safreed. .. 5. 4' 0 x K K 5 E .sl X a X , Q Y 3 GIRLS DOUBLE TRIO: C. Johnston, M. Yahn Accompanists, G. Kuric, I. Koenig, J. Thompson, I. Householder, B. Coblentz. Missing from photo: Sandy Lumley. 83

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Junior High Band Most of the recognition throughout the year goes to Biversideis Hue band, but the Junior High Band deserves a word of praise, too. They will fill the places of the graduating band members and they are counted on to uphold the band,s proud tradition. They had a chance to show their skill through per- formances at the high school concerts, and this year, for the iirst time, they also practiced marching. fs gg , ,y p + , . C9 YQ? fn? Rfk , V K , HM I iifl M ' rf f f , ysys X l A 5 . ' W rp, .. Row 1: P. Householder, C. Gibbons, P. Warner, B. Lawrence, I. Douglass, R. Wise, D. Zampcrini, J. Walker, T. Dorwarth, R. Johnson, R. Hume, B. Bisceglia, S. Strum, W. Campbell, S. McBride, D. Paul. Row 2: D. Walker, S. Reeder, K. Young, H. McCabe, M. Strutt, M. Yahn, C. McLaughlin, Y. VanSovich, T. Bales, S. Moyer, D. Barnhart, C. Bradshaw, B. Brandt, M. Petrak. Row 3: M. Zahn, D. Yager, G. Douglass, XV. McCrew, K. Bowers, I. Stewart, R. Reno, R. Barensfeld, S. Strehler, R. Tooch, S. Osborne, I. Belle, P. Podnar, F. Diehl. Row 4: L. Pertile, R. Newton, T. Reed, M. Thompson, J. Dean, B. Koziar, L. Price W. Carbeau, D. Baker, G. McDonald, T. Kasparek, R. McClure. Row 5: C. Zahn, I. Krebs P. Christopher, E. Besenyci, B. XVilliams, M. Green, T. Wlinfield, A. Myerson, T. Macioge S. Farrow, J. McWithey, B. Minnctt. s s 1 82

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4. Mixed Chorus Consisting of sophomores' juniors, and seniors, the Mixed Chorus very Well proved that music is the common language. The chorus offered a variety of pleasing songs on many occasions and helped to create the spirit of the season at the Christmas Con- cert. The finale for the chorus members was the annual spring concert. They found hard work was the only price that can be paid for a fine perform- ance, and their results were enjoyed by many people of the district. Row Z: R. Fields, K. VViltrout, R. Nevin, B. Kraus, N. Agostinelli, A Contino, T. Pensy, J. Madeleine, K. Tritt, M. McKinney, B. Chuhra M. Innocent. Row 2: L. Kanzleiter, S. Walker, K. Crawford, L. French S. Householder, C. Price, C. Morgan, L. Cox, D. Fisher, L. Reeder, L . , ' . , erm W if Jeffers, I. Lonkert, P. Docktor. Role 3: K. Price, D. Christie, S. Headland Oliastro, J. Emrick, D. Burford, P. Shingleton, D. Mulhollen, K. Martin . Turner, M. Safreed, W. Petrak. How 4: G. Ripper, D. Magill, R. Kuner PH V. Lutz, R. Dobbs, N. Pozza, S. XVelsh, C. Anderson, J. Garvin, B. Pensy E. Chontofaski, S. Steckman, S. Swick. Row 5: N. Innocent, H. Green K. Butler, D. Funkhouser, R. Wright, R. Hollinback, E. Slevin, J. Ott D. Best, I. Metheny, D. Franus, S. Snyder. Row 6: D. Vinroe, R. Jackson U 84 1 i. .- 1 a Giles, C. Baker, R. Pedranclti, D. Garen, V. Frank, D. Rough, D. Shafferi A