Redstone High School - Redstonian Yearbook (Republic, PA)

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THF ' IIFIISTIDNIKN FORENSIC ACTIVITIES Redstone eontinucd to stride lorxxarel in its pxrtieipa tion in lorensie Work lhe program carried in this field for the l93o-37 term was the most extensive and most outstanding in the history of the high school l rom a general obsery ation one can readily see the in creasing interest and enthusiasm in this type ol yxorle ln the near future the old maxim experience is the best teacher should assert herself and eleyelop our petitiye circles of forensic activity Under the superxision of various faeulty members students participated in the following Debating Declamation Shalxespearian Reading Poetry Reading Original Oration and Extemporaneous Spealxmg Representatixes from each of the above branches except Extemporaneous Speaking xx ere entered in the Founty contests held in Uniontown This contest xx as held prior to the state contests Although the teams did not bring home the bacon me can feel proud of their performance and participation while in com petition there Out of the members from our school the Debatinff filub was the most successful haxinff reaehed the semi Hnals fhe IDClW3ElI'lfI Club of the 1930 31 term made the most promisinff progress since its existence at Red stone Since there xx as no regular county league this year the team carried an extensixe schedule of dis triet and non district teams Besides participating in the county tournament they were entered in practiee tournaments at fharleroi and Uniontown 19 Roxy l A Keeney Noble lvlar aseo Stevenson Dannels T xernit llorner NN Keeney Roxy 2 Baran Roadman lee per Kelley Saraela B Keeney blixon N1 Keeney Roxy 3 Subert Haines Kobasa Keffer Howarth Meehling l-lo xxarth Wolinslxi 1 l J 3 7 . . . ' Q . ' Q 1 s , X ' 1 ' I I V, . ' ' J 2 ' .' i - I . , I' ' , 1' ' I ' , Q , , H- students to a position of vital importance in the com- , i -- , 4 , f I tw I A fr 1 y w V 1 'V I1 R i f- A 1 5 . ' I . r, I A' .-

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THE l937 BEDSTIINIAN REDSTONIAN STAFF Roxx l Nohle Xxallltlx Roth 'vlasso XX Ollnslxl Sllxon C Lee er Roxx 2 Nexxsome llcclomlnl Nlechllng Cllrod Walsh Pado x lch l oster Roxx 3 L Leepel Baran Road man Hoxxarth lqlY1lLlx lzxans Xlltchtll Roxx 4 Xlcflaughtx lxoosel l.DdXlS Clalle The Redstonexxs IS a mlmeographed puhllcatlon con slstlng of a mlnlmum ol txx entx pages the nexxs malxt up and puhllshlnv helng done cntlrelx hx the students under the ffuldance of the facultx adxlscrs An at tempt I9 made to furnlsh the student xxlth not onlx unusual nexxs or thlngs of xx hlch he IS unaxxare dIOl.lI'lLl the school hut to rex lux the past happenlngs as xx ell Along xxlth the regular staff mcetlngs the stafl mem hers had the ODPOFIUNIIB of attendlnff the laxettt Clreen PICSS Assoclatlon meetlngs thcXexxspaper Con xentlon at Callfornla Pennsxlxanla and tht State Xltctlng at Qtate College and Harrlshurg CxI'CLllI fol success of hoth the nexx spaper and the annual goes to the mtmhtrs of the student hodx and ldxtl tlstls W lth out the support of these txxo groups the staff could not haxe heen so efhclent ln thtlr xx orlx lhe Rcdstonlan Qtaff xxas chosen at tht hcglnnlng of the xcar hx the l acultx Advlsers and Senlor C lass teachers Thls staff xx as responslhle for the puhllcatlon ofhoth the lhe RCdSKONl3H and lhe Redstonexxs fhe Redstonlan xx as FCVIVCIJ txxo xears ago hx popular demand and IS the memorx puhllcatlon for the stu dents It s chlcf purpose helnff ln later xears to lecall to the mlnds of students thelr past school frlends teachers athletlc ex ents and actlxltles 38 V ' V ' ,V V 'VV ' . - V V .wr , , A . .k . V. ' ' ' ' V , ' . V l ' ra . '- rs , - ' V I v D. x .. N , V . - V V . x . 1. V , ,V X V . , V, ,. X V ' - - - V V v- j , V ,V V V V, y I V V V V 1 , V V V s .V , - 7. V V ' ra V A , ' ',, ', J- V V V ' .V V ,- V . V V N rp . - J -, -V 1 ,V V - V ' V V ' V V ,VV 'V V , V V 1 I 1 l .V X , V , ,V . . V , . , . V V, V V , , ,V V N . L L 4 . ' a ww 1 r 4 r 1V 1 , s , , VV V Vss- , u V 1 ' ,. ' . V V V 1 vp wh ' 5- V . . L' .1 1 - r I ' A L I 1 'V V 'V - VV V V V- V V - ' V ' V ' - s - 'J ' ' V V V V V - f rs V tl s V V r V Y ,

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THE l937 IIEIISTIINIAN HALL R xx I Basha lXlarns Semrn slex latzleo Noble Haftman lafran Roxx 7 Hanco Srbert Morrrs 'Xleehlrng Smulslxv Prosueh Roxx 3 Alberts Baron Lxans Noxrtslex Nebraslea Brehun Roxx 4 Luleaxxslex Roaelman Burns Hoxxarth lomsle SERGEANTS l he l lrll Sergeants IS a group of students organrzecl to lxeep order rn the halls fhese students rn a xxax max be eompned to the Hrghxxax Patrolmen lhex are llrfrhxx ax Patrolmen IN the sehool s traflre laxxs and haxe prox en xerx adequate rn enforerng the rules and regulatrons xx hreh are set doxxn bx themselxes lhrs group ol omeers rs appreerateel mostlx at the begrnnrng ol the xear xx hen so manx nexx students un lamrlrar xxrth our burldrng and hall regulatrons enter sehool Of eourse these ofheers are not onlx valuable then but throughout the xear because rn the past xear most xxrllrng and slerllful manner lt rs the Hall Qergeants xx ho control the nolse of those lexx students xx ho rnsrst on shoutrnfr rn the halls lhe Hall Sergeants eontrol the speed of those xx ho xxant to run rn the halls and to the other extreme those xx ho xxalle xerx soxxlx lhese students are also responsrble for stagrng one ol the most delightful and sueeesslul soeral lunetronsof the xear lhe lestrvrtres of the sorree brought an exenrnff ol pleasure to all cDlllLLI'S0fIl1lS organrzatron are l reel Hoxxarth Presr dent George Roadman X ree Presrdent lames Srbert Seeretarx and Creraldlne llaftman lreasurer 40 I -2 kin 11 I gs 1 - 1 I . w 2 -, ' ,A k. , . I r L, , , 'M vi., . A ' , - . - . V . U' W ' ', eh' -- . . ,,', .. . 4: l-,r I . .1 V, V K . . I I L 1 . Y J 'Q A Y 'l 1 they have rendered a very worthxxhile service in a -Q 'i s ss ' ' ' - 1 ' ss R - rs ' H