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

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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

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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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Concert Choir Anyone near tlie music- department during fourth period on Monday, XVednesday, or Friday could lrear the diligent reliearsals of tlie Coneert Clioir. Under the direction of Nlrs. Black. the sopliomores, juniors, and seniors prepared many seleetions that were presented at Various times tlirougliout tlie seliool year to tlie student body, as well as tlie public. ln addition to performing at several asseinlulies. the Concert Choir also presented its annual Cliristnias and spring concerts. it 1 Bingle. B. Colnlentz, C. Iolinston, C. Craluoslci. C. Sliuffer, onst iocnr. C. XYolfe. C. Hazen. D. Crews. K. XYilliard. C. Milnes, ustluolder, Ron' 2: D. Safreed, B. Calhoun. S. Baucler. Nl. Cater, ioint S Xlulslm. C. Allison. ll. Xiiler. K. Butler. I. Mt-sko, VI. Nlaxmnt, itton S Boyer. Hou' 3: KY. Rutter. C. Platt. D. Krepps, K. Farrow, tst I Koenig. C. Kurie. ll. Priest. K, Miller. P, Rhodes. C. Orr, r s I rt' AI: .-X. NYolfe. I. l.onl4ert, ll. Sprinker, N. XYelver. T. Nevin, mp I Downs, Cl, Xlagill, lt. llllllllllel, P. jackson, D. Slnifler. T, cnell D XYiley. Role 5: I. l.llllL'IHttIlf, fl. Barnliart, XY. Dean. KI. si nook X Colwlentz, ll. Anderson. I. Tyson, D, Linnley, M. Sliingleton, OBr1tn C. Seliauln, R, Hall. XY. Ilalzen, J. Crancley.