Redstone High School - Redstonian Yearbook (Republic, PA)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY orr reerzs I resrelent Vred Hoxxarth X ice I resident lohn C1alre Qeeretarx T reasurer Geraldine llaftman Senior C lass Xlotto lodax Deerdes lomorrorz Senior C lass Ploxx er Yellou Rem Senior Class Cxolor Bfue and C ufd ln the fall of 1033 a group ol 787 I reshmen full ol enthusiasm anel pep entered Redstone s halls ln ex erx respeet xxe xx ere the proxerhral frreen I reshmen But thrs drd not drseourage us much for xxe soon garneel the confidence needed anel the greenness xx ore oll lhe large halls large elass rooms nexx teaehers strange laees anel ex en the fear ol the ofhee gradua lx heeame commonplace Offreers xx ere not eleeted this xear hut there xx ere manx outstanding students xx ho toole part rn school aetrxrtres XX e xx ere xxell represented rn athletres ln foothall StexeSarada l J Xlullrn ohn I ederox rch ohn Smith lhomas Torrex Lugene C aprrott Pete Ruex john lxoprnslex anel Xndrexx Xlatuseale xx ere on the seruad In hasleethall the names ol C1eorge lxalrnoxxslxx loseph I aher ind Stexe Sararro xx ere found ust txxo I reshmen names xxere lsted for I orensre xxorl lhex xx ere ulra Slrxon anel Louise Xlechlrng At the hegrnnrnfr of our Sophomore xe ir onlx 7-lo ol us returned deter mined to grxe our hest to Redstone Some hael changed sehools and some had rust fallen hx the xxax side Shortlx after sehool hegan elass officers xx ere eleeted P I lxlullrn heeame l resident john Aee I ederoxreh N ree l resrelent Joseph 'xlrlean Seeretarx lreasurer Ns Sophomores xxe entered upon our soeral anel extra eurrreular affairs lhe Slerrt anel Sxxeater llop xx hreh xxas held hx our elass xxas a noxel affair and prox ed hoth sueeessful and enrox ahle Other actrx rtres xx ere engaged rn hx the Sophomores C heer leaders xx ere eleeted and representing our elass xx ere Stexe Saporrta. Romeo C appozollr , uli'r Delfigio anel Cleraldine Nleliay These leaders did a great deal in arousing the spirit of the stuelents. ln the Mandolin cluh Cleorge Roael- man, Betty Keffer and Marx' Catherine Ifagan held prominent places Several of our memhers were appointed to the Hall Patrol. The students xx'ho were most efficient in c'rrrx'inff out the eluties of good patrolmen werei Cleraldine l-Iaftman, George Roadman Iflorence Smulsley, ohn Yrneo. Nlarx' Cfatherine Ifagan. joseph Luleoxx sky anel Ifred Howarth. This Sophomore year' was one to he rememhered hy everyone, fo' as K uniors. we heeame known as upper elassmen We had graduated from the group of younger students . The heginninff of our unior year founel our numher still decreasing Two hundred anel twenty-lix'e students were left to carry on the traditions of our class lt was only natural that our importance was felt hx' all memhers. klunior Cflass Ofheers' election was taken x'erx seriously for Lluniors hael mueh to do, Ralph Ifield heeame President. I7red Howarth. Yiee I resident, Xxilliam lillenherger Treasurer' anel Azelma Sharpnack and Iflorenee Wolinslqi Secretaries. 1-I TIIE l'l'i7 IIEIISTUYIXN 1 U L A 4 A 1 I. D . 1-1. J. 1' ' ,- , , ,- L A Af - f 1 K 1 . 1 - I ' - r '1- e ,' , r '. 1 V f - : 1 T 1 Ar 1 1 I-, 1. e , e 1 1 Y- 1 1 1 1 1-1-1 .1 - --1 1 . -,. ', ., Q ' ' . ' z-v 1 , , . 1. 1 1 - . 1, ,' , , N 1 1 1 - 11 1 1 'I 1 1 .U1 1 1. , 11 - 11 1 1 -1 11 '11, 1- ' 1 1'- 1, 1 '1..- . 111 ,V ' .,,. . , 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 .',' ', ', 1 . ,e , ,. k .1 1. 1' I X ' 1 ,. . j . j 1 - , , ,, , 1 1- 1 ., , .,., , ,. , ., , 1 4 T1 1 rr 5 ' 1 141 x 1 T xv if -1 - 1 - e h.L . A11 K e - D - 1 1 1 1 1-1 5 - 1 -1 -'1 - 1 - . ., re x. 11 1,1 ' 1 1 '11 ,V ' e e 1 , ' ' - I -11 1 1 1 -1 - 1 1' - h 1 L 1 , K 1. . , A A 'rx 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 w 4 1 , . ,. 5 , 1 1 1 - 1 1-1 1 N 11 1 -1 1 r 11 I 14' 'x x x 1X 1 4 111 Q e . . . . . J-1' 1 1 ., I1 1 fe r ., D 1' 1 - 1 1 . 1 1 i 1 ' 1 1 1-'T 11 1 L . ' 1- 11 1 1 - -'1 1 - e , . 1 . e ' 1 1 'u 1 1 Q A 'T x..i'- 1 T 'ur 1' -Y I' ' Aw v1 s . ' . x x e 1 -1. 11 1 - 1 1'-1 11 -1.11 1 1 ' -. 1 i'. 'Y' Vx' ' x 1 1 I ' x R 'xp N xx 11 1 'h'x e . 1 e I w 1 1 m A I 11 '1 1 N 1'p r 4. 1 1 T1 - 1 e 1 , , 1 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 c 1 rs rv 1 1 , e J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 n rs .I C 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 C 1 , 1

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CLASSES BOOK TWO

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Stx eral social functions xx tre sponsortd hx tht uniors tath of xx hith xx is most sutttssful lht lunioi Dantt htld in f ehruarx marlttd one of tht most enyoxahlt txtnts ol tht xtai Xlr Raleigh xx as adxistr tht hall xx as decorated in red and xx hite A good time xx as had hx all present lhe unior Class Play lht Xlillion Dollar Butler xx as sponsortd hy Nliss Haines lred Hoxx irth and lsahella Ollourlxe xxcre the leading tharatttrs hut lennit T rixtllini as tht comedian nearlx stole tht shoxx lht unior Stnior dinct htld tht last xxttlx of school at tht Lniontoxxn Countx Cluh endtd tht social attixities for the xtar l xtra curricular actixities lxtpt manx of our juniors husx lhe uniors xx ere xx ell reprtstnttd in the Gelds of sports Baslxethall l oot hall and Basehall tlaimed tht time of manx Ctorfft Roadman xxas tht onlx junior on tht X arsitx Dthating ttam Our senior xear hrouffht xx ith it a xx hirl of attix ities also douhle sorroxxs Though friends xx ere happx to see each other again Ray Parker a student helonginff to our tlass xx as missing forex er To add to our grief another senior 'Xlarjorie Smith died during tht Christmas xacation Earlx in the xtar our tlass of 37 xx as organized xxith l red Howarth as president john Calie as xice president and Gtraldine Haftman as setretarx trea surer In Qctoher the tarlx arrixal of Senior class rings created much extitemtnt and gladdened many hearts The first social ex ent of the season xx as the l reshman Rtctption sponsortd hx the Senior class in Novtmher featuring lohnnx Vass Orchestra lo accomplish a long sought goal anothtr attempt xx as made to organize a student senate and this time it xxas a success W illiam Vxilson xx as eltcted president Charles 'xlitchell Sttrttarx Treasurer and Bill Howarth Xlarshall To alloxx the Seniors a major itx of rtprtstntatix ts nint stnior mtmhtrs xx trt chosen Our foothall ttam xxas xtrx sutttssful this xear with tht thrtt outstanding plaxtis ohn Smith as captain Ace l tderox ith antl Pete Ruex all of xx hom art memhers of the Senior Class In haslxethall our Senior plax ers xx ere equallx successful xxith Ceorge Solomon Rohert l-lalty Ace Federo xith and Stexe Sariffo as slxilled plaxtrs to xxhom xxe oxxe many of our xittorits ln fortnsits a succtssful stason xx as tompltttd lht dthatois Caeorffe Roadman fred Hoxxarth Tlortnce Vx olinslti and lulia Slixon were much complimented on their skill for the last season. To immortalize the ffrtat xx'riter the mort Louise Nlechline participated in Shakespearian reading. March 20, lQ37, the Forensic Contestants entered the County Tournament in Uniontown, The Varsity Cluh and the Tri-Hi-Y club each held a skating party at the Fairhanlc Skatinv Rink, Both were con- sidered ex'enin0s of fun and frolic for all. April 2, l937 a dance was spon- sored hy the Student Senate at the Hi h School featuring ixlitzi Voleles Orchestra :Xt a mass student mettinff Xlr. Stonlto and fvlr. Shix'es pre- sented the Varsity Cluh memhers with sweaters and letters. ,X new type of organization crtated much ado in lfayttte County as a pioneer club. This was the Safety Drivers' Cluh whose purpose was hrouffht forward as an example for other schools The Senior Class Play, presented in the Hi h School Gymnasium on Xlay 20. l037. was a tremendous succtss. The title of the play was i'Tiger l louse U and the main theme was mystery. Because of its difftrtnce from other plays presented here. it was tht most liked of all school plays The climaxinff eyent of the year was the night of Xlay Zl. 103' -the ylunior and Stnior l rom The haccalaureate and eommtncemtnt txereises completed the year. li IIIF l'l'l7 IIFIDSTIINIKN A O 0 A s A Tx' 1 1-1 T . ' . .3 . , - , ' 5, 1 S - 4- -1 . . - , l t - - suse V- x 4 - 1 wx x I 4. 1 ' 1 's I .. H ,K . J ' 1 1 1 'i ' 1 ' 1 11 1 1 H 1 1 - 1 -1 T h A If ' 1 W 'I1 1 rt. x f., ' -i1' 1 1 1 1 1 1,,1 . . , 1 t t ' 'J x vi: 1w '14 A 'yr 1 1 1 s 1 x1- Q V 1 v T1 3 ' 1 11 1 S t K7 - x 11 -' - 1 1 ' 11 t I7 T' - rv r za - ra .A T x , Y T X 1 I . 4 Y ,, 1 . 1 Y. . I J Q. x V- I A v 1 Iv V I ,.' 1 - 1 1 ' 1 11 T 1 1 , ' 1- 1 ' ' 1 ' ' x , V - 1 , , . . ' aw' , 1 ,x 1 '1 1 1 A r I A ' . c v1 1 N vi A1 UVA '1 3 I , 1 ll . , 1 . , is- 5 1 -- 1 1 - ' 11 1 1 1 1 ' 1 t .. , t, 1. -' ' S x s x 1 4'J I 2 J I x x - 'x x 1 1 ,1 11 s gs 1 X 1-11 ' 1 1 -' 1 11 1 ' 1 1,1- . T t . 7 ' 1 -1 1' fs 1 1 1 1 I . 1 , 1' J . b r ' I v 1 1 ef . 1 ' 1 1 K 1 X1 in 1 . . .1 14x -,- ,x lv r S x sf 1 '1 1 L r C. 3 3 r Q N 1 . I - T , 1' ' 1' 1 - ' ', C5 ' ' v V , 1 , l'7 F1 1 ra cs '7 C' X rv s F, t 1 1 Z7 rv gl 1 1 1 1 FT 1 ' 9 . 1 1