Redstone High School - Redstonian Yearbook (Republic, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1946 volume:

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T xg! 5 f Q-1 .- f ii l 5 B :I To the many students and vlsltors who now peruse the pages of thus book we bud a hearty welcome During the past few months we have labored mlghtlly to provide you wrth the maternal whrch you now see before you The talents and gemus of many freshmen sopho mores lunlors seniors and teachers have been assembled to grve you this vlew of the techniques ldeas and services of our school And at the same time we convey to you thus pucture of the rnterdepend ence of student on student teacher on teacher class on class This IS your book moulded for you and dedicated to you e hope lt wall prove a never ceasing source of enloyment and pleasant remmnscence 6 I ' + is l ff, . ,I'S, , , v al ly ' O ,I s .l,' . Q o.l,' . Lf' ll ' ' ll , . l I - . . . I. I . . I I ' ' . . . h W oi a I 4 O V 1 I A-4 K0 ,a4.l if September 4 1945 Dear Dsary Well the day that everyone has been dreadsng has at last arrsved the rusty old hsnges were osled and the doors were agasn opened to all the students Many tsny freshmen asked Whsch way to the elevator? And as I was about to go snto my home room another frosh snqusred ls thss the way to room 4019 My frsend Psncus had an accsdent today he broke hss wrsst whsle looksng for the door knob on a revolvsng door Ssnce I am very ksnd hearted I sent hsm a lovely bouquet of dassses and possan svy Well dear dsary lll close now wssh sng Psncus very many frsendly stches October 9 1945 Dear Dsary I have lust ensoyed a very delsghtful game between Red stone and our frsendly enemy Unsontown we won by score of 206 Derry and Charleros have been defeated by our great team also Agasn we had to bow to Brownsvslle oh well we may wsn next year I f1nally found out why Psncus has been gosng around wsth such a red face It so happened that sn Englssh class the teacher asked hsm to gsve the femsnsne gender of monk Wsth great haste he replied Monkey Is st posssble for one to be so sntellsgent'9 Good nsght November 2 1945 Dear Dsary It has been a long tsme ssnce Redstone won games Among our vanqusshed foes are Swsssvale vslle German and Braddock In our last game of whsch was wsth New Kenssngton our team fought battle endsng wsth a score of 26 20 not sn our favor so many Connells the year a valsant Now I know why Psncus and hss gsrl Zanny have broken thesr frsendshsp Psncus sasd that whsle watchsng a mavse he dessred to hold her hand and dsscovered somethsng very dreadful she had dssh pan hands At once he went out of the theater and hasnt spoken to Zanny yet November 15 1945 Dear Dsary Psncus and I attended that great annual event whsch took place sn the Glory Barn the Junsor play HIS NAME WAS AUNT NELLIE From the reactson that was gsven one at once knew that the play was a very great success even the haughty sensors applauded enthussastscally The total prof1t at the moment exceeds the sum made by the sunsors of the prevsous year Im so exhausted from today s actsvstses that Ill lust have to close now November 30 1945 Dear Dsary What happened to Psncus Q Upskunk today shouldnt happen to a centspede Ssnce the annual staff wished to have the psctures of all the sensors every member of the sensor class had to be photographed As Psncus was standsng before the camera sn a very loud sust that sang Deep sn The Heart of pho tographer opened the shutter the camera exploded The shock was too great to bear Psncus now has to buy a new era and pay the photographers hospstal bsll Texas a very dssastrous thsng happened When the cam Wel dear dsary I must go to sleep now but Im won dersng what wsll happen to Psncus next' December 14 1945 Dear Dsary Our 1946 basketball team has made sts t1rst publsc appear ance In a great game played sn the Glory Born e Hawks defeated the alunsns by a score of 42 36 Although many of sts members are new our team has shown promsse of a very successful season Psncus entered a contest sponsored by Trsd the soap tat gsves you B O qusc y Trsd spells backwards ss Dsrt I sat breathless sn the audsence whsle the sudge asked Psncus four very dsmcult questsons What color ss purple chewsng gum? From what ansmal do we get chscken feathers? After whom was the Lsncaln Memorsal named How many cars can f1t sn a two cor garage? Psncus racked hss brasns and hst hsmself on the head wsth an ax but stsll couldnt answer the four questsons so the ludge dssqualshed hum I have wrstten too much already III have to close now dear dsary December 21 1945 Dear Dsary Everyone was thrslled when the Glee Club sang Whste Chrsstmas and Sslent Nsght The Chrsstmas program was swell As the old fansslsar carols were sung the heavenly soy of peace on earth could be felt radsatsng throughout the entsre school I wssh that I had taken physscs so that I could have attended that swell Chrsstmas party that Psncus attended sn that class Fsrst on the menu was a servsng of fine roasted protons surrounded by large tender electrons Psncus sasd that frsed sons sprsnkled wsth tsny neutrons were delscsous For dessert there was a heapsng dssh of delscsous posstsve atoms covered wsth dehydrated water It was delscsousl' Well dear dsary thss wsll have to be my last wrstsng because Psncus put sulphursc acsd snto the snk and st destroyed my fountasn pen I wssh that someone would buy me one Q W 1 0 . ., 4 , It 031105,-' ' ' 0' ' ' 1 4, ' lr' Q ' S I aj C4 , . - , ' I I I l I . . 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A, I sn' Many years ago when our school campus was yleldnng farm products rather than scholars a corral was erected on the famulnar hullsnde After many years our school was buult and at was found that only a gymnasium was lacking Since ut was located near the school the old corral was selected to serve that purpose and after benng repanred and remodeled the structure was accepted and un Redstones tradntuonally gay manner christened the Glory Barn ln nts long lufe the Glory Barn served not only as a gymnasuum but also as a nucleus for the many social actuvutles carrned on wuthun the school Many breath taknng basketball games were played there and wnth the coming of the motaon pucture at served as a theater The versatlle Glory Barn has served many purposes and held many audiences spellbound and awed Despute the extreme lack of modern convemences at us loved by all s u dents teachers and patrons alnke After graduation the memory of nt wull lunger on In our hearts for here In this crude structure whlch once served only as a horse stable were spent many of our dearest and most unforgettable hours Thomas Savel 8 . fx fx f- Av' ll ll ' i0'l',' ,, 1', , w'7! l I 5 .N I la. f fi 7 , L!!- zb M, 1 l- gl r f 7 r, I Lk 1 .. . 1 ,, 1 Q ff we if , , fig -rr iv. 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Ag mi Just a few cuts to remind us that there were fumes when we dnd have carefree periods and that all wasnt lust plum book larnln I0 HIS NAME WAS The Junior Play durected by Mass Margaret Havnes was gnven ln November 14 1945 Archne Baldwm a banker Bertha has wnfe Sheila has daughter aged 19 Fred his son aged 17 Joyce another daughter aged 15 Cleo their colored maid Ed Saunders a nelghbor Mabel hrs wife Jerry Parlxham Mr Van Dllllng president of the bank AUNT NELLIE the Glory Barn on Jesse Dayton Betty Markley Ruby Washabaugh Ruchard Sandala Vxrglnla Pavlc Josephlne Lesko John Petrolo Pearl Kelly Legory Duluck Larry Nanns x isa-.suns-anal!! --.lllilll Ilhlxmsssiul .Sign-nnnilllll llillllild IIIIIBIIS IIMIIKQOI Quan: Sllllll 1 Saunas: If llilll lg lllilll llllllll I-IUIOHIQ lllllllllll 11 SINCE TIME BFQAN THERE HAVE BEEN THOSE WHO MUST RULE GUIDE, AND BE THE FOUNTAINS OF WISDOM fs . , . lax X AH A.. ff 5 0 1 ...4A xx -, s 4 1 Q j 1187713 ' l m , X X , ' S ...4..-WA ' li Row One Wslberl R Munerd V Presudent Clemenl Mazzocco Treasurer Leonard Deluzno Sec relury Row Two George Hennessey Nicholas A Zorehc Nicholas Verbamc John Burdock President NL ll! nr! T G 'L 7 1- V la v 1' r KA! L 4 -LA.. 'ff 7 On the thurd Thursday of each monlh at seven oclock the Board of Durectors holds nts meehng In the board room of the Hugh School ot Republnc Pennsyl vcmua me Mrs Elizabeth Wilhelm Clerk to Board of Education Q, 14 , ' I A A r f Q ' ' , , ,fx 1 , , , V If I ,ff ,957 1 S7 I Abf - . 4 s , 1 4 a , ,, I A A ,f C- ' ,lxff g, ,Z ' ' ' I gy 1 L, . . . I I X , . I 5, 1 ' . T .M A--...I fH h School Mr Clarence et to rnght Mr Raymond S Call Pnncnpal o ng ol Mr John Slgwalt Assistant Prunclpal of Hugh School E Hess Supervnsung Prrnclp othly at all hmes h Boss R S Call sees tha t Rancho Redstone runs smo Ranc He totes cl mean sux gun when he s ruled Su ervusor C E Hess rudes the fences and keeps an eye on Rancho Redstone R nch Boss Srgwalt gat here P If you dont wont to tangle with Assnstant a pronto podner' Helen Klec Clerk Dlstrlct Omce Betty Irene Rntchxe Secretary to Mr R S Call 15 fnglwh, and Left to Rnght fSeatedl Dorothy Hoclcenberry Englnsh I General Mathemotrcs Mcnry Belle Patterson lnl Elect bs nglush ll Elizabeth B Smnth English l ll Margaret Homes Englush Martha La Presto English I History lll Gene C Angelonl Spanish I ll L to Rght Margaret Grublsh History ll Max L Zanmelll H story lll E glrsh ll lll Chores Noble Hlstory ll lll Stephen W Strauch Clvlcs Vnsual Education George W Zoretrc Cuvlcs Harry V Lucas Problems of Democracy George Alberts History lll Problems of Democracy I6 o f Lat',Ily n0r5Hib,e ' u,1,' V. ', ',f ', 'lV. Left to Right, lstandingl--f-Olga Gozalie, English l, Glee Clubg Mofolcla Croce, English ll, lllg I eft i - ' , ' g . ' ', I , n ' , p l 12 hi jmrhmw, Lefv to Right Carr-nella Anne Bull Typrng I II Yolande G Conle Hugh School Geography Junior Business Training Paul Burns Bookkeeping I II Commercnal Law Mary Stella Shorthand I II Trans crupfuon Consumer Educahon Eleanor Power Lnbrary Consumer Education Geometry Algebra ll John M Burns Blology Senior Scnence Augusfus C Cardorelll General Scrence Physical Educahon Dorolhea Laub General Science Maude G Peferman Mall-nemahcs Mary Helen George Algebra I General Mathematics Physics John Sugwall Chemlslry 'I7 I I f Left Io Right-Andrew Sepsi, Biologyg Bridget C. Murray, Trigonomelry, Solid Geomelry, Plane pwkzl. Jldghfhd, K E Left to Right Eugene Dannels lndustrlal Arts Goldie Stewart Home Economucs Harry McHenry Phys1calEducatlon Helen Ganyu Home Economlcs Julius P Montagna Musuc fub JDJ lf we work upon marble It wlll perish If we work upon brass tame wull eFface ut If we rear temples they wnll crumble unto dust but nt we work upon Immortal minds and nnstlll onto them just prlnclples we are then engravlng thot upon tablets whlch no time wall eftace but will brighten and brighten to to all etermty Daniel Webster We sometumes underestnmate the value of our teachers and forget the nm portance of the part they play In the world Theur tasks to awaken our an terest In the things around us to kindle our enthusiasm and to encourage us ln the love and pursuit of knowledge are by no means easy Upon their skull and patuence depends the moulding of the future cntuzens of our country By theur example they help us to determune the path we shall follow In lnfe and nt as theur guudance whuch often spurs us on to reach our goal We owe our teachers a great debt of gratitude and we pay our tribute to them 18 A , 2 , : . 2 , : . , . O f I I 1 F I I I I I I I , . Y , .Y X 'Qt a -Q THE FIRST RIDE THE FALL UP AGAIN THE EXUBERANT LEARNING THE DEMANDS OF THE RANGE L-FE FEELING OF CONOUERING HAPPY YEARS SPENT IN 2 df gf ,Q I t .A V Q 7 iw gg l 7 x, fri M U r ,, I4 ' 1 I f vt 4 'rv . m 8. 'r' ' QV fr r , thus graduatuon day I feel scared and older face IS whnte and my hands are colder or on thus day the world ns made mme U oh ye fates what wlll I find? Dear God In Heaven whatever nt be This IS my prayer please gunde me Let me meet the world wnth a spurlt thats knnder Show me on earth the thmgs that are finer Unto my brethren let me be truer Help me to love and my sms wlll be fewer Show me the llght and I wlll see Thus ns my prayer Lord teach me You gave to thus school for wisdom to lend To an untutored mlnd that was hard to bend But nt has succeeded It prepared me to lave To It thus day my blessings I gave Hear me O God wherever you be This IS my prayer Bless her help mel 22 1 n O. r 5 s , 0 A -' 1 1 I yy I iff: : ,179 I ,I 161' I .,i'.Q' .J 0 ,HQ 0 6' af' 41 W' ,J-' f.,4lift.-x.-v..1.u.'-'t.A.4I.' M- 1' -' cfl.L444,f-' Q. 4' ll if ul On ' ' , . My ' ' . F , ' , ' ' , B t , , ' . I5 l If 1',f' r Y I I If Q, ,l'. ' IL '. 1 A , fffo I Qu I, f L I hx! I , 1 ,I , , 0 1 ,I J 4 , 5 n f 'ul As we the senuors are about to clumb down from the old top raul and u a musty eyed farewell to the ranch our thoughts stray back to the tume when as eager freshmen we came stormung unto the portals of Redstone Hugh Wuth enthusuasm and a darung hutherto unknown we readuly lumped unto the under takung of all actuvutues Branded Freshmen we took our razzung as all good y a lungs do and ut fazed us not one but Sophustucatuon we acqured as sophomores and havung served our term packed our saddle bags and headed the traul for the upperclasses spun for the freshmen s same weue taller than the tallest eve spun before' Although studues were not chucked a great portuon of our tume was spent runnungdown curuous freshmen captuuung detentuon bound banduts and round ungup meddlers Course all thu was lust more cactus suttung for the teachers but how they loved ut' Havung qualufued for senuorshup we enter d our last year wuth a satusfued sugh Twas then that we rounded up all sorts of pruzes un the contests and com petutuons un the three Rs lropun rudun and reachun for a qunl as well as other thungs That was really rudun hugh un the saddle fo us' Some of our bronc bustun left the faculty open mouthed and amazed and we though upholders of the law proceeded to steal the show wuth nanchalance and darung We luved out our contract tume fully and breezuly favorutes of fortune and beloved by the Gods of youth So now we proudly say us a class accomplushment Wuth these thungs dustung the path ofthe past we saddle our opportunutues and ambutuons and rude unto the settung sun prepared to face a new dawn tomorrow Dear luttle freshmen dont you cry You ll be sophomores by and by Then as uunuors youll dream and sugh Wu hung you were s nuors of Redstone Hugh When you are sensors vou ll smule and say ld uather be a freshman any day' '? 1 ' '5 1 ' . fl ' ,' a I1 1 1 - 9 n o 5 v I f o f 1 I ,I 61 j o I f Ip O .N yt! 7' 0,2 J rl , 1 .,' f I' 0' 0 10 .af 1 'Q l yi I I ' 1 K ' I 'Af' 1 ',, ,I I . I . . b.d c u ' , ' ' , And as juniors? Pardner, that was an interesting semester! The tall tales . 1 u , ,. . r . . , . . I, . A . , , Th' is of .S . C . . t Sponsor Mass Margaret Haunes OFFICERS President William Sargent Vnce Presudent A A A Donald Snyder Secretary A A A A AAAAAAA A A AA Lucy Ma Treasurer A A AAA AA AA A rucci A Donald Swift 24 t I I . 0,4 ' , Z125'2'i.1:. QL- Q .51 I L 1229 as PA f P5 ' 3 t Q ' 0' 5 if i, Allis? I' ANDREANI CLYDE Grlndstone Plans Mechanic Orches ra Guy Lombardo Interest Baseball Poet Longfellow ANGELUCCI MUZZY iMuzJ Republrc Glee Club Plans Jam Navy Ambrtron To see Mlss Croce serious ARCHUAL FRANK IArchueJ Royal Plans Electrrcuan Poet oe BALABON JOSEPH Republlc Football Ill IV Hall Patrol Ill IV Glee Club BINDAS BETTY Rowes Run Omce Asslstant IV Plans Hobby Collectnng photos BOZAK IDA Allison Plans Joln Waves Wrlter Shakespeare BRADMAN RICHARD Tower Hull .ffl Glee Club Orchestra Charlne Splvak Color Blonde Poet Longfellow BRUSCHI ROBERT Fnlbert Interest Sports Ambntuon Mechamc Wnter Lowell Thomas BASILE CARMEN Herbert Parlung Offlclal Ambltlon Cross country bus or truck drrver Plans World wade traveler BELLICONISH JULIA Uewelj Tower Hall 32 Orchestra Sammy Kaye Interest Football players BERNOT MARY Cardale Teachers Secretary Ambltlon Secretary Hobby Smgnng Interest Sughtseemg BETSKO IRENE Braznell Hall Patrol Il III IV Teachers Secretary Ambntlon Successful secretary Color Blue Teacher 25 P I . - I Q' ' . 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BRYANT EVA Republuc George Washnngton Carver Club Plans Postal Clerk Orchestra Glenn Muller BUZZELLI THOMAS CBuzzJ Allnson 2 Pet Peeve Sar castlc gurls Flower Tullp CALABRESE EMMA Republic Junnor Play Commlttee TrlHlY III IV Glee Club Ambmon Nursnng CAMILLI ELDA Republic Deba e I Home Room Officer I THHIY III IV Glee Club Junxor Play Committee Flower Camellia CINDRICH KATHERINE CKayI Cardale Junuor Play Busmess Man ager Teachers Secretary Tru H1 Y IV In erest Avlahon COLLINS ELIZABETH fDlmplesJ Tower HI I Prom Commxtree III George Washlngton Carver Club III Secre ary IV Glee Club COLLINS ESTELLE fSteIII Tower HIII I Plans Beautlclan Author O9 CONGELIO ANGELINE fAngIeI Towcr Hull ji2 Junior Play Bus ness Manager Home Economlcsl II Hobby Readlng CARDINE ERMA Cardale Glee Club Plans Bookkeeper Hobby Dancmg Orchestra Harry James CARROLL VEDA MAE CVedyJ Tower Hull lil Glee Club A ncal Staff I II III IV Trl Hu Y III IV .Iumor Play Commlt tee Home Room Offlcer IV Teacher s Secretary C FF DOLORES B er HII T Hn III IV Lnbra I Il .Iunlcr Class Secretary Hull Patrol III IV Junior Business Manager CHUNKO ROSE MARIE fRcseI Republic Teachers Secre a y Plans Secretary Orchestra Xavier Cugat Annual Typ st IV Pet Peeve Concelted boys .I t.. , Y '- gy A, . . .4 1 gg, , ' : -QA , 1 I , V . , ': . 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A 1 ' A I I - - I I ' ' , 5 if 1 ' : I if : 1 1 2 ' ' P . , 1 ' 5 1 , 1 1 ' . 1 ' 6 Hobby Eating Interest A saulor Wruter Erme Pyle COPPOLINO MARY Herbert Junior Busmess Manager Band II Ill IV Pet Peeve Blonde boys CORTES ADELINE llenal Fulbert Attendance Office Asslst ant III IV Teachers Secretary Plans Business School CRAPP WALTER Fulbert Orchestra Spike Jones Sports Ambmon Baseball player xxx Carver Club Ill IV Plans Typnst Ambutlon Enloy Iufe Orches tra Count Basve CRISHI LEONA lleel Allison Hobby Singing Ambutnon Travel Pet Peeve Show offs CUTWRIGHT ROSE MARIE lCuttyl Mernttstown .Iunlor Play Cast Tru Hn Y III IV Orchestra Tommy Dorsey DAMICO ROSE lRosnel Republlc Attendance Omce Assistant III IV Teachers Secretary Annual Typlst IV Trl H1 Y IV Hobby DANKO .IOHN lSluzl Tower Hull 32 Plans Jom Navy Ambition Mechanic DELLA PENNA JULIANA Grlndstone Ambntron Bookkeeper Hobby Collectmg photos Flower Rosebuds Dlsh Chocolate cake DE ROSE NICK fNataIel Tower Hlll 2 Hobby Loafing Orchestra Harry James Arnbltlon Traveling DIEHL, MARGARET Republlc, Junuor Class Play Prompter, Glee Club, .ans Business School 27 I 1 it - Yflyv ' ' 322 p ' f -f -1 ,532 y A r A ' ' VJ? ,I I . ,ffl . . f I W ' . 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DOMBSKI BRIDGET QBrrdgleJ Frlbert Attendance Omce Il III IV Junnar Play Comnuttee Annual Staff Forenslcsl DOMEN JOHN fMayort Falrbank Junior Play Com mittee Ambltron Businessman Interest Baseball DORUNDA ELIZABETH CBettyJ Allison Heights Hall Patrol III IV TrrHuY III IV Omce Assistant IV Teachers Secretary DRAUCER ROSALIE CTootst Rowes Run Bus Sergeant Wrrter Dorothy Dux Pet Peeve Tall dark and handsome sarlors DURANT BERTHA Oraent George Washmgton Carver Club Teachers Secretary Future Plans To attend college Orchestra Duke Ellington DURANT WILLIAM lBrIlj Orient George Washungton Carver Club III IV Hobby Skatung Pet Peeve Gurls EAKINS EILEEN Republic B nd II lll IV Junior Play Commuttee Teachers Secretary Glee Club Hobby Dancung FETOCK BERNARD fBrunoJ Royal Home Room Ofllcer III IV Jumor Play Committee Home Room Manager Workroom Assustant III IV FIORENZI ANN Republnc Home Room Officer III Junior Play Cast Glee Club Pet Peeve Heartbreakers FLEMING ALFRED Rowes Run Bandl II III IV Concert Band IV HIY III IV Hobby Collectmg ancient colns GABICK MARGARET CMargJ Allrson Glee Club Teachers Secre tary Orchestra Harry James Hobby Dancmg GALL EUGENE Tower Hull 'I Special Interest Du Puernos Spag hettl Speclal Talents Hrtchhrlung Orchestra Sammy Kaye 28 , I J. , 1- is no f J I IK . , nk X F. . t- i I his ' - . 1751 if Etta. t . 1 1 1 f 1 ' I . - 1 . 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Glee Club Talents Slcatlng and Art Ambltnon To travel Hobby Reading POLOSKY ANN ITootsI Fl bert Favorlte Orchestra Harry James Flower Rose Color Purple Hobby Collectmg pctures PORTARO MARIO IGoodyI Herbert Bus Sergeant III Annual Staff Work Room Assistant IV Jumor Play Property Committee Pet Peeve Women Ambltuon To succeed ln life PRENDERGAST MARGARET IPegI Thompson 412 Favor :te Orchestra Guy Lombardo Special Talents Slngmg and playmg the prano Speclal Interest Dennis Morgan PRINGLE EDWARD Tower Hull iff? 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V11 ..,--Q-A 7 4 -l,, xl ff : , , U N i b I , I Lg S4 f I' f M C 4 47' V ,rf 1 f WW X 'll' I 1 4 ' A I II, 1 f R A W' u -125 I -12'-,, If Q ap fl t 1 I 0 Q V ,Wad -A 0 JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to rnght Alice Glusta Mass M Pavlxkowslu Paul Ol urray savsky Donald Duratz When the Class of 47 came to Rancho Red stone nn September 1943 at had all the appear ances of an ordnnary batch of freshnes There was nothnng unusual about them Th the same bo the same ridiculous s Ions and fell for the ame trucks as count less others had done before them However when the school year was well under way the leersng lumors and sophustucated sennors were surprused to flnd the new arrnvals noslng them out In the War Loan Campaign and threatemn to overtake them un several other drnves through out the year As sophomores we had great expectatuons Wnllnar' but could not quite luve up to the brllllant record of the previous term Th part re class y was the prrncupal event of the year When another September rolled around the lunnors prepared to meet the challenges of former classes As proof of theur abullty the lunuor play broke all records and was acclaumed an outstandung success by the student body The officers elected to head the class were presldent Wulluam Pavlnkowskl vnce presudent Paul Olsav sky secretary Alnce Glusta and treasurer Donald Duratz p O O q? lo'l 1 o A ' lf, 1 '04 lo N I o 1 I ' , ,' - ' . e sophomo ' ' . y in Februar ' ' 'X ' . ey pulled , ners, asked ' ' que t' , s ' - I 4 Q n g 4 ' I 44 Galeziowski Louise Gavalek Dorothy Geballa Leo Gibson Virginia Glad Victor Glagola Kay Gllsta Alice Gadrsh George Gordon Florme Grant Georgetta Grashnon Helen Greenwood Norma llllam s Betty rshman Colleen Hlebuk Margaret Horne Constance Hovanec Ruta Hrabok Betty Hudacheck Ann Janoslk John Johnson Jacqueline Johnson Wrlbert Jubon Bernadme Kalasky Rudy Kamrnsky Albert Kearns Marlon Kelly Pearl Klec Florence Klec Florence Kirkpatrick William Klmg Nell Knox Glen Kopinsky Edward Kovach Eleanor Kulha Mildred Kurnava Catherine Kurnava Madeline Lawlor Joanne Leon John Leprottu Jean Leptach Betty Lesko Josephine Locke Susan Lowery Eleanor Ludush John Lukaslk Florence Manches James Manolr Pauline Marbury Ruth Marella Philip Markley Betty Marshall Frances Maslanrch Catherine Maruccn Carlo McClain Faye McClain Jacqueline Metcalfe Mildred Metheny William Metroka Robert Mlcarelli Gilda Mrdlllc Helen Mrhalovlch Theresa Miller Richard , I , , , , ' I 1 , , , . 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I . 46 Muller Roberr Mrnkus Joe Mlschrxen Olga Mitchell Benny Moser Andy Murphy Paul ne Muzldal Stanley Nanns Larry Nedd Lincoln Nrkoncheck John Noskey Phrlomena Nyluel Helen Obrolcto Charles Oslavsky Pau Otravlanr Malvma PUVllkOWSkl Wllllam Perazolla Drno Petrcla John Petronre Betty Jean Petrus Betty Pmcheclc Anna Marne Plvavarnlli Margaret Ponzlanr Flore Preshocl: Florence Puhar Anna Puhar Mary Puhar Catherrne Radovnch Wrlllam Randolph Erma Lou Rateslc Helen Reynolds Shrrley Rosneck Steve Rou se Theresa Ryland Jo Anne Sabatmr Ruben Sabatlnl Sabolrsh Saladrnl Sandala Soporlto Cinderella Betty Noemr Richard Sam Satterfleld Wayne Savage George Sebastron Carmen Selcerals Julia Seleslxy Wrllram Senda Margaret Sewal: John Shannon Mary Sheba Joe Shreve Mae Slluna Josephine Slzovran Helen Sloan Wilma Smith Bertha Stabrlla Margaret Srathers Earl Stonko Edward Sulek Frances Susa Dorothy Tatarko Theresa Tepley Edward Tomko Rudolph Tracy Lulu Belle Trrcolr Eugene Van Drvner Clrfford 1 1 I I - 1 1 I 1 I 1 , : 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I I . . 1 , I 1 I 1 Pavuc, Vrrgmra ' . . . . 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I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 like Reading left to right Fxrst Row Hazel Vayda Ruth Volpln Dorothy Wolshlnslcy Ruby Waslwa bough Dons Westlake George Whetzell Chester Wlllnomson Joanne Woconxsh Second Row Vtolet Woconlsh Emily Belle Wolfe Antoinette Yanlck Florence Yodanza Rose Zokorlo Jolwn Zeglan Betty Zlots i ld 9 x' xv' w x my is T114-3 KR 48 Saludos de las closes de espanol The pause thai The Study Hall Ehquehe as par? of the English Class SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Left to right Charles Motnl Paulnne Nosxey Mr Burns Attlco Brand: Came September 1944, and luttle did we realnze what enloyable expernences the future held for us at dear old Redstone Gradually we became accustomed to the teaslng of the upperclassmen and learned natur d p nt good r the excntement of entermg school had worn off we settled down to the routlne of classwork and made ourselves fam nlnar with the regulatuons but the word deten tlon strll frightened us a luttle Wuth the elections over and class officers presndung at the meetungs plans were begun for our freshman party Oh how exclted we were' Soon we would be official members of the Redstone Select Set The party was a great 0 I-L Y 0 1 t A l fRefM '9' 'l' success and a flttung climax to a wonderful year We returned the foll mor as sopho ore confident and prepared to glve the new freshmen the same welcome re celved by us the year before After the usual weeks of once more becom ID accustomed to school we returnedg to our dutues and elected the followung class officers presndent Attuco Brand: vvce presudent Charles Motll secretary Olnve May Brandt treasurer Pauline Noskey Wsth the and of Mr John Burns the class sponsor the class continued nts success and left a record un the history of Redstone Hugh of whnch any group could be proud ' rs 'Q 'fl' 4. .'-., ,ay 'Q' , x -I. 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Amlcl Louise Anderson Audrey Augustine Julia Ann Balabon Barbara Barley Mary Lee Balogh Betty Barlow Dorothy Barr Mary Beal Gene Bellan Edward Bellan Joseph Betsko Rose Mary Bennette James Blndas Verna Blazovuch Dorothy Blumenfeld Irvmg Balock Mildred Bonoco Joseph Bon Bull Boord Leonard Buffer Som Burkes Luculle Byerly Merwrn Byers Jack CGfUflO Nuck Centofantn Louns Chrppeaux Bryan Chrsm Delnlah Clark Andy Clark Dorothy Collnet Ernest Congello Jennue Coumas Mary Ann Cresclnu Sebastian Daken Paulrne Daniels Ethel Dean Grace DeCarlo Frank DeCarlo Jean Deflno Patty Board Ralph Bozlch Ted Brand: Attlco Brandt Bull Brandt Ollve Mae Broclr Earle Brosky John Brosovlch Betty Brumley Norma Bruschu John Bryan Leroy Budmsky Albert DeMoss Dolores Depcrymslu John DeRose Joseohme Donovan Regus Douglas Ethel Dorunda Dorothy Drezznalx Eleanor Duratz Betty Duratz John Durda George Eadle Audrey Erlovec Anthony 1' ,f , , .. Q , 0 1 I ' A , , , , , , , . , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Bianchi, Alberta Cfamef, James , , , , , , , , , , ll, ' , , , . , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 51 Erjavec John Eriavec oe Faber Albert Fabian Anna Fabian Mary Ann Fall Anna Mae Farro John Ference John Field June Flannlgan Rosalyn Fleming Elaine Franks Emanuel Fraley Donald Franks Martha Fratrich Louis Frederick Stella Freeman Irma Frisco Pat Florenzl Emma Gaffey Julian Gallco Dorothy Gasper Andrew Gancos Catherine Gaynor Samuel Gibson Henry Glad Ludwig Glagola John Glass Virginia Gllsan Lois Golembnewski Veronica Grashion Lorraine Greenwood Marian Grlbble Donna Gurlxa Stanley Hanley James Harshman Loretta Hasson Frank Hennessey Norma Jean Herrington Loretta Hickle Jo Ann Hlghburger Harry Highburger James Horcblk Andrew Hrabak Donald Hvornalr Paul Hudacheck Joe Hustack Bo Jackson Hester Mae Jacobson Dolores James Jerry Jameson James Jelllck Valentine Jones Gloria Jones Ruby Lee Kapel Wanda Karol Edward Keiper Theol Kemposlxy Sophia Kerezy Irene Kifus Gertrude King Dolores Klrlca Dolores Knight Francis Koballa Robert Kolush Joe 1 , , -l . , 1 , V f , , , 1 l , I . 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I , a I ' , , , . . . , , . . , , . . . , , . . , , I l ' , , , 52 X Y' Aix Xi Kopacko, Joe Kordich, John Kordich, Thomas Kosarelx, Stanley Kovach, Eva Kovich, Mary Kavolew, George Kraynak, Louise Krelko, Wilma Krinock, Louise Kulayda, Catherine Kuzniar, Stella Kvortelx Andrew Kvortek lrene Lacey Betty Jane lebovltz Earl Lesnrewskr George Lrnderman Gwendolyn Lrzanrch Margaret Lockheart Audrey Lucas Joe Lulcasllc Mary Maceshlxo Helen Manolr Robert Manyak Mary Marconi Ernest Maresh Anna Marhefka Edward Markley Mildred Markovrch Mary Martin Minerva Martenellr Robert Marusyewslu Pearl Mesoros, Theresa Mauser, Albert McCartney, Pearl McClain, Patty Medlock, Francis Medved, George Mellow, Velma Menarcheclc, Lillian Metheny, Charmagne Moho, Anthony Moncoveish, Helen Mondrella, Jean Moody Patty Motul Charles Mullar Edith Mullen Mullen Newell Noslcey Novall Novak Veronica Cornelius Marybelle Pauline Evelyn Marian Orsenr Virginia Pangrac Dorothy Parker Charles Patuc Mary Paull Edna Pearl Pesclco Helen Pelllclx Andrew Petrosky Theresa Phares Evelyn Prendergast Shirley Preteroty Rose Elaine Pungoclc Dolores Q. .2 l 'W Q- the Y- 1, i x 1. cl X tile' ' is P in it ' I ' ix 'Sealey ' l I 3 ., lc 'yr NL ,K f 5 v 4- , , 5 , l I , , ,vm .1 to A . , . 5 ' BJP . 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A Yi A E -six' 'Z' ,' : l 5 dl. 53 Quarnck Mane Ranaldl Bob Rapcheclc John Rau Rose Mae Rlchlchar Cyrel Rltchne Florence Rocheck Evelyn Rocheck John Romanchelt Mary Ann Rosendale Dolores Salutruc Bernard Sarne Flora Mae Savmn Ameduo Saylor Lawrence Scott Prnsclllla Semomk Dorothy Senda Michael Sharpnack Dorls Shlmschock George Shmlla Mary Shulu Anthony Skomslu Monica Smrth lrvmg Smlth Juanita Soloman James Spaugy Alleen Spmeth lrene Spolgaraclx Ann Sprmger Mary Starmslxy George Stermack Anna Marne Stonko Paulune Strauch John Tassone Angelno Tassone August Terrace James Theadford Odell Thompson Marian Tiber: Donna Tlnsley Orange Tutsle Joe Twlgger Jo Ann Vacha Thelma Varvar George Vresko Gertrude Watkins Mary Wmston Juanita Yodanza Joe Yuhas Florence Zaphermsky Muke Zayance Valerla Zbasnllc Mary Zugaro Mary Jane You to the left and I to the rnght For the ways of men must sever And ut well may be for a day and a nught And It well may be forever But whether we meet or whether we part lFor our ways are past our knowlngl A pledge from the heart to Its fellow heart On the ways we all are gomgl Rlchard Hovey 54 I I I I I I I I F I ' I I I ' 1 ' 1 , 1 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 I ' Verbanlc, Dolores l I 1 , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I f I lStandlngl Margaret Feelo Mr Zoretuc Pete Shinsky CSeatedJ Naoml Palmer Lawrence Orslene As we first came into the hugh school burld ang and wandered throughout the spacuous halls we freshmen were very frughtened and be of our predicament by playmg many pranks on us however we accepted them all In good falth Although we were rookies ut was not long untnl we organized unto an efflcuent group I order to select otoflcers for our class we held an electron For the important offlce of presndent Lawrence Orslene was elected wrth Margaret Feelo as has assistant To keep a record of our achievements we selected Naoml Palmer whale pecuniary matters Wnth these omcers an charge the class has had a very successful year In all our actuvmes we have strlven to do our best and wuth these prmcnples an mmd we face the future wuth opt: mnsm wildered. The upperclassmen took advantage Pete Shinsky was placed in charge of all our 56 is 1 Y! Wu- as N Mx t XX Q xx SX xx xx x C QQ' D' f X1 Vi 17,7 1 ni ' v , 4:21 Z I i1'yq,Av',' , Acclarrl Jerry Ackles Esther Acklln Ockle Alfonzo Mary Jane Andreanl Betty Andullcs Katherine Archual Carmela Augustine Mary Augustine Ann Babcheck Eleanor Babllya John Bailey Dolores Baker Jack Balchlck Elmer Barnett Charles Baslle Geoacchnno Beck Eugene Bennett Edith Benuccl Theresa Bernot John Blanch: Rena Bllko Helen Bllko, Leonard Blazovlch Josephine Bohatch Thomas Boheneck Edward Bolas Eleanor Bolas Veronica Boord Arlene Brago Dolores Bromsky Mary Brown Juanita Bucheit Melvin Bukowski Barbara Burkes Jess Mae Burless Vincent Buzzeln Theresa Calabrese Valera Coles Rose Marne Campbell Helen Cannon William Carlma John Casserly Marcus Chambers Charlotte Chambers Ruth Chenock Cather Chesko Helen Chesko Joseph Chnppeaux James Chlpplaskey Roy Chomlak Catherlne Chnstoft Jack Christopher Lewis Christopher Robert Chuey Frances Clark Donald Congeluo Caroline Cook Ralph Cooper Harold Cooper Jerome Cottle Mae Craft Donald Cramer Eleanor Crawford Robert D Amico John Danko George Iffnw 'Ye' l K s.. Davis Sara Dawkins Edward DeCarlo Joseph Donley Mildred Dornack Pauline Drews Dorothy Dubos Chester Dubos Thomas Duda Anthony Duda John Dudash Betty Dudash Helen Dunlap Donald Dunlap Nathaniel Duran Andrew Easter Dorothy Farkas Joseph Farro Louise Feelo Margaret Ferrarme Alice Feretti Frank Floyd Charles Foor Shirley Franks Dolores Fratrlch Josephine Funk Lenore Gadnsh Irene Gagglanl Alfred Galica Tom Galonskl Irene Gaynor Lillie Mae Glagola Joe Golemblewski Gertrude Grant Alfred Graziani Rita Graziani Robert Greene Nathanial Griflith Albert Hager Carl Hager Shirley Harrison James Horshman James Harvey Dorothy Harvey Oscar Harvey Robert Harvey Roy Hennessy Faye Herring Arlene Hickman Jean Higglnbothom Sara Hurko Theresa Holt Bessie Huffman Ann Belle Huffman John Hungerford Frank Hungerford Louella Huston Edgar Johns Alfred Johnson Charles Johnson Richard Karlowucz John Karolifa Alex Keberly Charlamagne Keeney Scotty Kerosky John I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 ' , ' Huclak, Veronica , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 Kung Charles Klrkpatrlck Paul Kltta Frances Kmght Helen Kochls Joseph Kokrsh Jerry Kolessar Dolores Komara John Kosco Alfred Katt Mary Kroll Frances Kudyba Ann Kuhns Loss Kulha Margaret Kupets James Kurnava Joseph Kurnava Thomas Kvortek Irene Kubltza Catherme Lach Andrew Lapko Make Lazzaro Louuse Lentz Betty Lewls Dolores Lewis Margaret Lltchney Betty Lonchar George Lowther Betty Lulck Rozella Lyons Shirley Madden Edward Magerac Marko Mallnck Steve Manzuk George Maola Ruta Marhefka Eleanor Marlottl Amedno Martell Helen Matsko Robert Matthews Charles Maurutz Angelo Mavar Paulme Mayersky Edward Mayersky Elmer Mayersky John McVacker Lorraine Mellow Mnchael Merwm Wllllam Mesler Kathryn Mlklush Frank Mlkeo Mane Mltchell Betty Moncoveush Pete Moody Corneluus Moody Wllllam Morgan Jae Moser John Moses Gwendolyn Motnl Make Mrozek Henry Mullen Aloysuus Mullen Bernard Murphy Rose Murphy Thomas , , I I 1 , ' I I . .I . 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I , , 1 , 59 Murphy Thomas Nussbaumer Shlrley Newman Dolores OGrodny Ann Orslene Lawrence Ozenlch Clara Palmer Naomu Pornell Wllhemlna Pecsko Theresa Petty Donald Peters Martha Peters Mlldred Pletrantonl Reno Psetrantonr Remrgo Popovlch Steve Pungle John Plzzola Dorothy Puhar Irene Radovlch Thelma Rates Charles Rnpko Walter Roberts Albert Rohaley Rose Mary Rose Angeline Rosnack Harold Roth Steve Royster Goldue Salava John Salosky Frances Saloslxy John sCGblS Phlllp Seaton Ira Scypta Andrew Sekerak Charles S9mOHICk Dorothy Semomck Joseph Semosky George Sethman Bull Shaffer Betty Sheba Julia Sherby Robert Shlnslmy Pete Shlves Eugene Slluna Margaret Slmclc Francts Skovran George Sloan Zelma Sobek Pete Srodek John Stabtlla Agnes Steele Bermce Stewart Kathryn Stewart De Wann Stock Stanley Storey Maxune Stout Raymond Strattan Juamta Suba Anna Mae Suba Nellie Susa George Swartz James Talbert Calvun Tassone Eugene Tassone James Tavernlt Rosalie , ' I ' I , . , , , , , , l I , , , , , , . , , , , . . , , . . . , , - , , , Prescott, Joseph - , , - , , , , , , , , , f , , , I , , , , , , , , , , , f , , , , , , xxx X xk ,rg x we 'KW we is Thomas Bernard Thomas Robert Tiber: Joseph Tobuas Velma Toth Ethel Townsend Margaret Tracy Jessle Mae Ugorcak Rose Valente Irma Volpm John Wadla Adam Walls Juanita Washabaugh Myrtle Weekly Betty West Joseph Wlland James Wrlcox John Wllson Dolores Wilson Jean Wunge Patrxcla Wnnterhalter Grace Woconlsh Vuctor Vallango Loretta Yannck Cecelia Yocabet John Yukush Sophua Yurek Paullne Zacovlc Joseph Zayance John Zlots Mildred Zoldos Kenneth Zuder Ruth Ann Budunslty John Martina John Lacas Agnes Hhyh Q FILBERT SCHOOL Furst Row Menlchxna Furman: Barbara Mauser Elnzabeth Yesso Evelyn Taylor Dolores Mldlock Janet Conroy Arretta Perrme Clara Barrlck Second Row Arnella Saporlta Barbara Rechuchar Barbara Abba dun: Betty lecorcheck Dolores Dun lap Arlene Chambers Thomas Molek Thrrd Row W D Gault Prmcupal Zella Mae Johnson Summa Slslund Barbara Gllsan Robert Lnptock Nello Ponzlam, Puerlno DeCarlo, James Walsh, Mrs Adam, Teacher Fourth Row John Gmutzo, Bryon Moore, Sherwood Barley, Rufus Gaynor, James Wrllrams, John Peterson, Frank Muzldal, Elmer Fusher, Walter Sheroke X- rt . 7 y ,f X T A I, L K Q , , 1 1 V fr gf 7? 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Row Two-Mary Jane McClain, Edward Lebavitz, George Lopko, John Grace, Robert Minkus, Edward Grooms, Helen Zacaria, Genevieve Durigon, Genevieve Bradford, James McDonough, Andrew Walshinsky. Row Three'-Mary Rosiek, Betty Jo Maxwell, Loretta Perry, Norma Spinetti, Shirley Parker, Lyda Cooper. Row FouwrfDavid Salomon, Eugene Hustak, John Chism, Thomas Jellick, Robert Slagle, Harold Zoretic, Luigi Agostini, ,, ,7 n-.L John Bucar, Bryan Huston, Duane Murray, James Mapstone, Gene McClain, Robert Grooms. Row FivefFrank Diehl, Florence Seaton, Alberta Dorsey, Nancy Sebell, Valerie Skurski, Sylvia Marella, Anna Hasson, Loretta Sandala, Doris Saylar, Roddy Popovich, Row Six- Dolores Broadwater, George Murray, Floyd Perry, Dominic Forcina, Andrew Johnson, Albert Vayda, Melvin Lincoln, James McClain, Patricia Kikta, Joseph Racheck, Joseph Boschi, George Johnson. Row Seven----Mr. McMullen, Mrs. Margaret McCluckey, Mrs. Helen DeFigio, Miss Jennie Palo, Mrs, Edith Hess, Mrs. Margaret Krepps, Miss Colette Hughes. be BRAZNELL SCHOOL Row One--Barbara Adam, Samuel Prescott, Dorothy Hutchison, Miss Walsh. Row Two-'David Acklin, Helen Pless, Adam Pleas. ALLISON SCHOOL LREDSTONEJ Row One-Mrs. Atkins, Teacher, Pauline Yanckosek, Mar- garet Moser, Mary Guerrierri, Mary Heblik, Louise Tarr, Mor- ' --A NL, H-,Mk if garet Marko, Margaret Lizanich. Row TwoYLilly Pearl Henery, Laura Oliver, Susan Childs Emma Barkoci, Frank Marfinetz, Thomas Kudyba. Row Three---Dolores Brumley, Helen Kabash, Betty Quar rick, Jacqueline Smith: Mike Dinya. Row Four-AEdward Stepien, John Carnovich, Leon Wil liamson, Buster Thomas, Frank Lizanich. Row Five-Ja-.k Oliver, Tony Tominac, Steve Vesnesky Frank Federovich, Carl Smith. COLONIAL -733 SCHOOL Row Oneffjessie Highburger, Josephine Della Penna, Eleanor Biloveslcy, Loretta Beba, Donald Albright, Wayne Snyder. Row Two-ffMary Murray, James Harvey, William Robinson, Joseph Domen, Julius Kerezy, Helen Jane Petrus, Jo Ann Mesaros. Row Three Martin Cvengros, Lois Cramer, Mary Lou Addis, Jean Wilson, Mary Jone Horne, Mary Ann Loclie, Bertha Harvey. A Row Four--Peggy Cramer, Gertrude Girgas, Mary Ann Sullivan. Row Five 'Marjorie O'BroI1ta, Dolores McCune, Fidiles Megray, Helen Marchin, Sara Hungerford. Row Six- Joe Locke, DiImore'Franlxs, Ernest Crawford, Cornelius Marbury, Charles Knupsky, Donald Rohaley, Mrs. Francisco, Teacher. COLONIAL X3 SCHOOL Row One-David Starinslcy, William Kovach, John Gurgas, James Harvey, Pete Linn, Steve Havanic, John Carmon, Ray- mond Brayo. Row Two-ATheodore Kasovich, Gilbert Martin, Agnes Locke, Irene Guman, Frances Lezilx, Elsia Keiper, Blanche Thomas, Betty Higginbotham, Mildred Green. Row Three--Margaret Karnock, Rose Silish, Anne Babylia, Genevieve Kiminslry, Ruth Guisler, Anna Uram, Marjorie Saloslxy, Betty Whitehead, Betty Krinoclx. Row Four-Betty Sanders, Bertha Washington, Norma Lewin, Jean Twardeslxy, Alberta Panzone, Mrs, LeComte, Teacher. ORIENT SCHOOL Row Onef Louise Pasquale, Sallie Gancos, Margaree Dure ant, Martha DeDrody, Harry Daniels, James Elish, Thomas Kiec. Row Twoellonald Duffey, Donald Guerrieri, Milre Cindrich, Winona Snyder, Enice Piccolomini. Row Three-James Taylor, Tony Cardine, Edward Bynum, Eleanor Bynum, Bernice Horsely, Zella Shives. ROYAL SCHOOL Row OnefHeIen Gall, Genevievi Lucostic, Agnes Spollar, Catherine Spirko, Margaret Ozanich, Irene Fetock, Leona Kurnava. Row Two-Joseph Zeglen, Joseph Zele, Eugene Tinsley, William Franlro, Lea Kurnava, Miss Higginbotham, Teacher. Row Three-Edward Smith, William Rouse, Thomas Fetoclr, Percy Pace, Dolores Utovich, Eleanor Oshinslcy. BRIER HILL SCHOOL Row One-Mary Ann Geballa, Audrey Ford, Gertrude Zeoclt, Elizabeth Jacobs, Merl Randolph, William Jacobs. WEST POINT SCHOOL Row OneYGeorge Meadows, Jacob Settles, Lewis John son, Nina Mae Settles, Mrs. Matthews, Teacher. Row Two-Darhl Lee Comell, Carmella Martucci, Anna Mae Burltowski, Mildred Dewitt, Ruth Miller, John Flannick. Row Three-Louella Jacobson, Dorothy Lawerence, Joanna Duff, Donna Jean Stevenson, Benedict Dulce. Row Four-Arbell Conrad, Lois Shiply, Clara Mae Haney, Mr. De Figio, Principal. '1 'X CENTRAL Row One-Mary Jane Palmer, Doris Warner, Virginia Dearth, Anna Belle Davies, Regina Simon, Rose Marella, Betty Ilene Williams, Alice Danlro, Margaret Broadwater, Rose Bohna. Row Two-Sara Bess Ruftcorn, Lucy Petrosky, June Armel, Goldie Glover, Katherine Hrovaslci, Etta Ruth Stuchal. Row Three-Eva Kozlovich, Maggie Sanders, Anna Bell- conish, Louise Chan, Carolyn Stuchal. Row Four-Jean Carp, La Verne Moore, Glenda Moore, Donald Porter, Harry Brownfield, John Franks. Row Five-Robert Huston, John Turcic, Jack Smith, Harry Logston, Anthony Gurka. Row Six-Raymond Dowling, Joseph Stermoclr, Lowell Day, Charles Knox, Philip Solomon, Ralph Rice, David Brooks. Row Seven-Mr. Daniero, Principal, Cecil Scott. N NEG D. G. FITZGERALD Supervising Principal of Luzerne Township Schools ALLISON CLUZERNEJ Row One--Robert Rose, George Bodnovich, Louis Comito, Ernest Crishi, Row Two--Gale Newcomer, Ruth Alice Nehls, Inez Watson. Row Threeflouise Lutsie, Martha Machinsliy, Wilda Grant, Clara Croftcheck. Row Four--Steve Sphon, Geraldine Moore, Martha Sholtis, Dolores Hilk. Row Five-Fred True, Harold Whetzel, Andrew Durdo. Row Six-Edward Jeffers, Generose Leon, George Wil- liamson, Albert Robaugh, Joseph Congelio, Mr. Porter, Teacher. 64 'XA' -5 'fd vw.-wr '1 459 me Mi N553 65 N. THE LEVEL PAHNS PUNGENIT ODOR GF SAGE BEAUTIFUL MAJESTIC MOUNTALN PEAKS ALL REMINLSCENT AND 'fell :W 'Ni f g5f1 X 5 ' ' x fx X sg W X f S 1 f 2 ' O .ll 0 11' 5 x F X ., . O ff xx If 4' 7 lf X -I sm I ,jd J xx . J In Q, .I ' href' R-E-D-S-T-O-N-E!!! That's the way to spell a top attraction at all football games. Leading the colorful parade of music and pageantry are these sprightly letter girls, followed by the baton- twirling maiorettes. In the background may be seen the pert cheerleaders exuberating their vim, vigor and vitality to great advantage. Miss Croce has given up much of her time to bring about this effective display of morale-building work which the cheerleaders present to the en- thusiastic student body. gurN N!! lStandingJ Irma Freeman Leonard Boord, Ralph Boord, Barbara Balabon. fKneelingJ Evelyn Rocheck, Bill Mauocco, Dorothy Krepps, 70 Sung Your Troubles Awav Do re mu what were those sounds from o our ears? Oh' Of Glee Club lust tuning up Sensors who had volunteered their hme and vonces were ready to explore the reams of t Mrs Olga Gazalue thenr leader, had 310 funding their way t course' lt was the musnc tha for them Music Hath Charm 71 .ab 'K+ 4 x S , X' -A M X ,mgxzu xg' 'RK 15' g'XN4m, Aren'I We Happy? 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Juniors Parade Q ff ,Qslgpv INSTRUMENTAL Ftrst Row Margaret Feelo Rosalyn LA llanrgan Jo Anne Ryland Nell Klmg Second Row Carl Mcarelln Nrck M am hallto Jack Bokullch Wnllrum Klrlxpatr ck John Vaclavrk Third Row Edward Drezznaln Jerry ,gs Accnarrt Fllmore Flcks Joseph Sheba Robert Metroka Chester Wlllnamson Fourth Row Carmen Cebashan Larry Nanns VOCAL Flrst Row Joanne Wocomsh Rasella Yeager Norma Jean Stem e Second Row Mlldred Peters Martha Peters Ruta Hovanec Mae Shreve Thurd Row Rose Preterott Rose Mae Rau Mnllvcent Srodek Mar -on garet Gabtck Mary Shannon Fourth Row Mrs uazalne Leo Geballa Jesse Simon Rosalyn SPEAKING Fnrst Row Naomn Saladnnx Ros .- 0' alyn Flanlgan Norma Jean Stem e Second Row Pearl Kelly Jose phune Cuterl Evelyn Novak Cath crane Stewart Thurd Row Frances Farro Nell Klang Phyllns Freeman Rosemary Rohaley Ruta Grazlanl Fourth Row August Ceschun Albert Grlffith John Nllconcheclx Bull Mazzocco James Kupets Leo Geballa Fifth Row Jesse Dayton Rtch ard Muller Mrs Hlbbs Legory Du t--Q, rc Mrs Smuth John Janos: Joseph Sheba We apprecuate the challenge and lnsplratlon that our Forensnc work aflords and we belleve that a well rounded educahon makes room for mental as well as h sncal develo ment P Y P The Forensic groups ln whnch we partucnpated thus year were as follows lnstrumental, under the supervlslon of Mr Montagna, Vocal, Mrs Gazalle, and Speakung Mrs Hlbbs Mass Halnes, Mrs Smlth Mass Croce, and Mr Alberts 1 . 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Q S9218 Mx 47 N31 Hwy ii.. 1 A First Row Loulse Knncck Cath enne Bodnovtch Lora Jean Rt chle Adelnne Cortes Frances Sa batlne Elleen Ealuns Second Row El zabeth Dorunda Rose D Amnco Loulse Lepatch Mud elyn Tavernnt Dorothy Metroka Thtrd Row Dolores Ktrlxa Eliza beth Tomlnac Betty Hravnak Helen Melnlk Betty Depatch Fourth Row Frances Farro Nell do Fralee Betty Marlrley Mary Kochls Bridget Dombslu Betty Blndas To learn what makes oflflces run smoothly ts an acttvuty open to any Iunnor or sensor stu dent Interested tn the field of busmess He may be selected for either the hugh school or absen tee offices the workroom or he may be a teach ers secretary The task of choosnng these stu dents falls upon our commerctal teacher Mass Stella who trams our secretartes One ap potnted to any such posltlon only uf he ns a con sctentlous worker honest courteous depend able capable and an average pupll Thetr duties are varued ranging from typ ung Hlnng and taking telephone messages to dupllcatnng maternal In the workroom and ussu mg the numerous passes blanks and sheets of the absentee office The work of these partlcular students IS much appreciated because It ns mdlspensable to the school Durant Rose D Amtco Betty Hravnalc Paullne Zedlck Margaret Gabtcll Ich Joella Madden Waluck Veda Mae Carroll Grlbble - , . , I- I I ' , . -i I I I ' , . - I , , , , . - I , , , ' I I I ' ' ' - I I I I - - I ' I I , . us - I I I - ' , , ., , , g - , fy , 2. . sv 1, I , . , . i I ,,,, , . , 'i I ll' l , , , . . ., . i I .I , . , . . - , , e , , , , , Furst Row Lora .lean Rvtchre Irene Yagoda Rose Marte Chunko Kathleen Glagola Janet Gough Mary Rates Adeline Cortes Bertha Second Row Mary Bernot Elnza beth Dorunda Josephine Palo Loulse Lepatch Madelyn Tavernut Thurd Row Dorothy Susa Mar garet Markovtch Frances Kltta Mary Kochls Katherme Cmdrlch Fourth Row Mary Stlllnovrch Irene Betsko Mildred Gustovlch Frances Lawrence Mildred Maslan Flfth Row Miss Stella Agnes Slxth Row Legory Dulrck Steve Skovran Bernard Fetock Andrew Laguna Paul Olsovslty Wllllam After a hard day of rndung the books cowhand needs a luttle rest and relaxation Wlth nts 5550 books on every sublect, our lubrarx provtdes reference and lelsure readlng maternal sung heroes of Redstone High our home room managers They capably handle Hnanclal mat HOME ROOM MANAGERS First Row Shirley Hager Grace Wlnterhalter Rena Buanchl Lawrence Orslene Corneltus Moody Second Row Verna Bmdas Lora Jean Rltchle Naam: Saladlnt John Strouch Andrew Clark Thnrcl Row Ruby Jcan Gllsan Dor othy Susa August Ceschun John Dep crymskl Amedlo Savum Fourth Row Bernard Fetock James Manches John Babllyo Albert Bud lnsky Walter Gursky LIBRARY CLUB Standung James Renlly Norma Jean Stemple Janet Gough Walter Gursky Round the table left to rnght Noeml Saladml Frances Lawrence Thomas Savel Mary Rates Carolyn Zacovuc June Fueld Dolores Verbamc Charmaine Metheny Naomi Palmer Emuly Belle Wolfe Mary Stnllnovlch Robert Sherby Dorothy Semonlck for Redstones busy buckaroos The lubrary has been supervised by Mrs Power and Mass Duls who, with the and ofthe student llbrarlans, have made It a very pleasant browsing spot vices rendered during thus past year . . I 0 , . . We pause now to pay tribute to the un- ters of any nature. We thank them for the ser- 77 . HI-Y First Row-Bill Mazzocco, Bill Sar- gent, Joseph Pavlikowski, Donald Swift, John Vaclavilc. Second Row-Edward Drezznak, James Boyle, James Reilly, Carlo Ma- rucci, William Pavlikowski, John Shir- illa. Third Row-Philip Marella, August Ceschin, William Gribble, William Kupets, George Whetzel, Roger Mul- len, John Pavic. Fourth Row-Jack Bokulich, John Petrola, Legory Dulick, Albert Kamin- sky, Richard Miller, Larry Nanns, Paul Olsavsky, Henry Love. Fifth Row-Mr. Dannels, Joseph Sheba, Richard Sandala, Glenn Knox. TRI-HI-Y First Row-Agnes Wallick. Second Row-Madelyn Tavernit, Do- lores Chuff, Veda Mae Carroll, Mary Kochis. Third Row-Joanne Woconish, Janet Gough, Elda Camilli, Myrna Broad- water, Rose D'Amico. Fourth RowfKatherine Cindrich, Elizabeth Dorunda, Frances Sabatine, Frances Kitta, Rosemarie Cutwright, Dorothy Matthews. Fifth Raw-Flora Ciarrocchi, Frances Farro, Phyllis Freeman, Mary Eleanor Thorndell, Thomasine Wiland, Lucy Marucci, Nellda Frazee. Sixth Rowitslaomi Saladini, Jose- phine Cuteri, Virginia Gibson, Mildred Gustovich, Melvina Ottaviani, Betty Kiec, Rose Morgan, Mary DeCarlo, Seventh Row-Catherine Bodnovich, Jean Leprotti, Josephine Sikina, Pearl Kelly, Rita Hovanec, Nell Kling, Geor- getta Grant, Helen Grashion, Mary Rates. Eighth Row-Mrs. Laub, Helen Skov- ran, Shirley Eriavec, Jo-Anne Ryland, Betty Markley, Pauline Manoli, Dorothy Metroka, Joanne Lawlor, Alice Glista, Emma Colabrese. Ye I reall thought there was going to be bloodshed when the old P1 Y saddle pals reached for their shootin' irons all of a sudden and declared a feudl The old six-guns started blazing when the Hi-Ys blood was stirred to action, starting real competition between the desert roses of the Tri-Hi-Y ' f th ran ers to and the real tough hombres of the H1-Y. lt was no use or e g interfere because each organization was determined that its spurs would ' h lead the way to greater achievement! Like the sands of the desert, t e supply of competitive entertainment seemed endless! The Tri-Hi-Y started things kicking at the initiation of its Junior mem- bers, while the Hi-Y retaliated a short while later with its initiation. This h t' was followed by a blast of unparalleled activity, peaked at C ristmas mme by the combined spirits of both organizations in carolling. Today both are iust as popular who live fully and whose purpose is to create, maintain, and extend high ' h l d munit standards of Christian character throughout the sc oo an com y. as ever, for this IS a class of people ,n ,asqssr-f-4, ik WASHINGTON GEORGE CARVER CLUB ces Marshall Ber First Row-Fran t, Eva Bryant, Elizabeth Collins tha Duran Lulu Belle Tracy. Second Row-Rosalie Crawford Anna Durant, Ada Chism, Ruth Lee Jones, Estelle Collins, Betty Grooms Third Row-Bernice Crawford Ruth Ro ster, Albertha Marbury, Clara Belle y A drew Theadford Ben Mit Marbury, n chell, Clarence Harris. Fourth Row-Kenneth Tracy, Sara Lee Kelly, Cindella Marshall, Willia William Shaw Wallxer, James Lawton, ' d William Durant Wilbert Lincoln Ned Johnson. ' Mrs. Allen Fifth Row Chester Williamson TT1 Jesse Simon l a higher de The George Washington Carver Club is an efforts of Mrs Allen is to deve op organization composed of outstanding students gree of moral and social standards among fellow their abilities in leadership and students cientious The officers are Kenneth Tracy president Durant, vice president Elizabeth Collins who have shown scholarship Its purpose under the cons Anna secretary Sarah Kelly treasurer Kenneth Tracy Just as A stitch in time saves nine so is The way to a man's heart through his stomachl' Nowhere is this better taught than in Redstone's De artment Its attempts to Ho me Economics p b oom routine y e the monotony of classr been successful and rellev the formation of clubs have d course is becoming very h to shunne the hit er nteresting POPU lar and most i THE BUMPS THAT I3 OUR HERITAGT HIGH RIDIN' SOUAPE SHOOTIN LEARNIN' TO TAKE ff Af i f if ff! if X U '3 I Z, ,Q 5' g I , ,S ,jf 41? K I . 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A I' I 15 , Af' ,. 5 kw 2. -v I r x xx .i::. gx X Y, KX LL'I V 4 QS H 'Aw Football season at Redstone began ummednately after the squad came back from camp at Waynesburg The opening game was play d on our home field where the Hawks trnumphed over Derry Townshnp by the score of 28 to 18 The following week Redstone edged out Charlerol an a 6 to O vuctory O September 21 Redstone met Brownsvulle and lost nts f1rst game of the season by a score of 13 to 7 before a crowd of enght thousand excuted spectators The Brownles made their wnnnmg touchdown nn the last few minutes of the game Uniontown was next Redstone was victorious by the score of 20 to 6 After that It was Swlssvale who tasted defeat for the f1rst tame thus year at the hands of the Hawks The f1nal score was 19 to O By now Redstone was gathernng momentum and In the weeks following Connellsvulle was beaten 28 to 12 German lost 26 to 7 and Braddock fell by the amazing score of 34 to 13 In the f1nal game of the season Redstone seemed to have nts opponents beaten but In the second half of the game New Kensington came out on top by the f1nal score of 26 to 20 Due to an excellent team and very capable coaching thus was one of the best seasons that Redstone has had In recent years Joseph Pavlukowskn Joseph Balabon T 84 l , ll ll ' ' . 6 . . . , . n , , ,, . ,, . . . . . , H H , , S I , , , I , M 'W Q.-! 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'Q ' 'n ' 1' f 47 , ' if V fi- ' Q 0 0 X.: X ,, ' Y 2 1 I X. hi -QI -1513 I Aer' xsflglk QU 1 1 I X K-,f s f X E : 1 f . . if 4 X V Z I Sm' 5 We 5 ' fi I ' ' 4 O X I 5 . 3 5 I ' S . . 3 Y., -:-- ' - ,1,. ,3:: :SP , 25 iul V wguu M' - Q A.:::,. , I .ifaiv x'-kv I Q P is u , Q fx f f va f beg 4 we First Row Ed Pringle Bull Sargent Carlo Marucci Ed Zlmrncrllnk PaulOlsavsky Second Row Joe Findura James Lawton William Pavlu k wsku Cyril Rech char Steve Kropilak o Third Row Oscar Harvey Harald Cooper Bryan Chip peaox Albert Budinsky Joe Semonick Fourth Row Donald Swift Roy Harvey Mchael Senda John Rapchak Joseph Yodanza Fifth Row Mr Harry McHenry Mr Maxl. Zaninelll On December 7, 1945, Redstones Black Hawks opened their basketball season. That f night, they lost to Belle Vernon by a score o 21-17. In their next game Perry Township fell by a tally of 29-30. The Alumni, vets of the court, were beaten by Mr. McHenry's cagers to the tllne of 42-36. The Red and Gray lost to BrownsviIle's quintet 36-15. After the opening o son Redstone lost to Dunbar, South Union, Mapletown, Point Marion and North Union. Then our scanty-clad warriors broke away for three successive victories o t the official league sea- ver German Town- ff' 9- ship, Georges Township, and Dunbar Township. - Th n South Union took Redstone by 40 14. e our team won over Mapletown 35-27. Again we lost to Poi nt Marion and North Union. The end of the season was now near and Redstone took German Township 35-29, but lost to Perry Township in a non-league game and to Georges by a score of 41-33. bwx Qui ' -'IT' if Q FQ' 3x'Uj,2 1 lx I X, . 5' 44' X gg mf A ff ' . 4 7' ' 3 ' 'S f 3 A f 9 is K I X 'I I ma 5 4' Q ,i mb . M .iz Republuc Kmdergorren Mrs Rose Rou Orsent Kindergarten Mrs Mabel Kimmel L----J L...-1 L.....J Fllbert Kmdergcrten Mrs Esther Merruman , L f- Sk. ' , gh, 5' - . ,E Left to Right fSeatedI+Rose Marie EDITORIAL STAFF Left to Right CStandingJ-Miss Stella, Mrs. Peterman, Pearl Kelly, Joseph Pavlilcowsld, Walter Gurslcy, Steve Ros- neck, Veda Mae Carroll, Kay Glagola, Chunko, Rose D'Amico, Agnes Wallick, Lena Grashin, Mary Kochis, Joanne Lawlor Audrey Lockhart Rosalie Tav ermt Margaret Feelo Lena Grashln Literary Editor Mary Kochls Picture Placement Editor We are always proud of the achievements of our students past and present but we are par tlcularly proud at this time of those who made use of theur talents un the handling of pen and :nk to assemble the lnformatuon whuch us now before you has been their mtentuon to present you the harvest of their unuted ettorts In a manner betlttung the student of today not sealed for the eyes of some future beung Thanks to the ad vlsors Miss Stella and Mrs Peterman It holds the pleasant remrnders of carefree school days that we want to remember and recall, not only today but agaln and again many years from now It shows where the rngenulty and efforts of our school lead It lnsplres lnforms and entertains Indeed we are pleased and point wrth prnde to thus book, nts composers and advisors ADVERTISING STAFF Fnrst Row Norma Jean Stemple Janet Gough Mary Rates Lora Jean Rltchle Catherine Bodnovlch Eileen Ealuns Ann Florenzl Second Row Betty Sabollsh Vlr gunna Pavlc Madelyn Tavernut Brndget Dombslu Ruby Jean Glrsan Regxna Newell Thlrd Row Josephme Cuterl Gilda Mucarelll Vrrglnua Glbson Ann Franks Ruth Broderuck Fourth Row John Shnralla Bull Mal zocco lucy Maruccu Muss LaPresta Fifth Row Frank Archual Legory Duluck Joseph Pavllkowslu Donald Snyder BIII Sargent Donald Swift mi , . 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B. ' , . T ' :T , . . T ' :rl , . , . I. T ' :T , T ' 1:1 , . . T ' ::1 , . . ' T ' :il Horvitz, Harry Brownsville ' , . . ' T ' :T ' , . . T ' 3:1 , . . T ' :rl ' , . . ' T ' :T , . . T ' :T ' , . . T ' 1:1 ' , . T ' 1 91 K' ,gif M f 2 YOUR DIPLOMA' s your reward for a task completed lts proof of your ablllty and diligence s a challenge to greater efforts May It provide msplratron to arm hugh and courage to lo l t ccess stuck when the going s hard Its your sym o o su Congratulations and Good Luck METZLER'S 92 :3jg.gE3:.,1 , 4 ' X! X waiff' .. t o r ' rf X if ? . u l '.-A .V ll-fl' of r.:-S 11 -1l-2 4 ,pf jg t 'tt :r ywfl' tul 2 -,l: rt 4 r O lt' lt' We Wlsh to Congrofulot fheCloss of T946 ond Wlsh Them Cx Successful Fufure THE THOMAS STUDIO REPUBLIC PA GAUSH Proprletor Phone 5261 93 .5 -O' C. J. , ' 'P CLASS RINGS WESTERN PA REPRESENTATIVE CLUB PWS D KLEIN s. BRO MEDAL5 BAND UNIEORMS TROPHIES ARMY AND NAVY UNIEORMS AWARDS FIRE DEPARTMENT UNIEORMS DUN ENEIX Unlon Trusf Building PITTSBURGH PA CAPS AND GOWNS DIPLOMAS CHOIR ROBES INVITATIONS NURSES CAPES PERSONAL CARDS 94 ir i' COMPLIMENTS MR MINERD COMPLIMENTS PROTHONOTARY COMPLIMENTS WILLIAM J GRAHAM COUNTY COMMISSIONER COMPLIMENTS f MR RANKIN of ih of TREASURER'S OFFICE JOHN J. BRADY of CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1946 CHARLES ANGELONI Compliments of COMPLIMENTS JOHNSTON The Florist FLORISTS and DECORATORS Phone 1841 George Washington Carver Club BROWNSVILLE PA 96 Republic's Best Shoe Repoir Shop of SPRINGER S Woodward Wright Co WALLPAPER 81 PAINT we wc.: 1W lllcz M P T OO es Gm S Prestlge Qual ty Phone 268 7 Woter Street J PAUL SPRINGER BROWNSVHLE CQMPUMENTS COMPLIMENTS Market Street Dairy ar DR H D GRAHAM LOUIS ROSE Pvopvnetou BROWNSVILLE, PA BROWNSVILLE, 27 f . . . . . TL ' Lt YWI: - r ms 8- Venetion Blinds FURNITURE A , PA, of of ' B . PA. Novcunbcr 9 1928 A Sensor party was held Students danced tar unto the nught to the qay and popular tune Pop Goes the Weasel November 11 1928 Redstone was vuctoruus over German Hgh un a football aune precedung a class party Score 21 Decembe 7 1 The Senuors held a meetung for the purpose ot' rarsung funds toward the publucatuon of an annual Ducentbcr 20 1928 The Redstone Hugh School football team gcruned the rught permanent possessuon of the Pcnn State Alununu Cup wunnung the F C l Al Champuonshup Oc ober 1 1931 Seventeen year old Junuor Augustus Cardarellu played LG on thc football squad October 5 1931 The school cateterua un the hugh school basement opened llS flOOfS to CUS'Ol'Y1QrS uw code ol laws was made for the lubrary by te lubrauuan Muss Moyer Alumnu note Paul and John Burns are attsndung Duquesne Unuversuty Oc ober 10 1931 Although Penn State displayed cu much umproved team thus season there was much to be desured un th way Red stone took the boys for a rude 12 O Novembc r 25 1931 Anne DLGregory was elected the Etta Kett of RHS Gus ardarcllu was rlertrd ,lu gs December 5 1931 Redstone cletecu cd a combunccl Brownsvulle South Browns vu L I h cuoal cam un a charity contel Thornton Fueld December 27 1931 A Konumercual Klub had been formed to acquaunt the commercual student wuth busuness sutuatuons whuch d no aruse un the classroom maya af. no January 29 1932 Febr Febr Feb Febr Redstonews the hugh school newspaper thought ut was news when they heard that Mr Call was savung pennues ta buy an alarm clock uary 2 1 32 As the result of popular demand u Boys Coolcunq Club has been organuzed wuth Muss Kung as sponsor It could have been more apprapruately named the We re Gonna Be Bachelors Club Urytotn Stu ents werc envyung Crosbys boomung vouce an Garbo s pouse uary 20 1932 The Glee Club was desperately un need of bass and alto sungers uary 28 1932 A Tru H Y group was organuzed at Redstone October 14 1932 lt was not dehnute but the unfornuatuon had been acquired from a reluable source that after bleachers werc attauned October 21 1932 The newly organuzed Hu Y group held uts tlrst meetung October 28 1932 Nune Senuor gurls luave formed cu ,azz orchestra T e Redstone Syncopators November 23 1932 Orders have bcen scnt from headquarters that so many motor sts have been parlung on our maun hughways when trafllc us heavy that trafhc cops have been assugned dur ung certauru hours January 12 1933 Redstone Townshup was awarded the Penn State Grud Trophy The presentatuon was made by surpruse at the annual banquet October 14 1933 98 The Mandolun Club of R HS under the durectuon of Mr Guy Garett broadcasted over raduo statuon WWVA . I 3 H - A ' i ' , 9 g ' . 1 13. I I ' Y fr , 928 ' ' a , 9 f - , d , ' u ' ' 5 to ' 1 ' by ' ' . . , . , ' ' . V , l , ' - 3 if ' . October 9, 1931 RHS would have one of the flnest fields in the country, A u ' tl l 1 ' 4 . . . . V ,, h C , ' 1 , 5 t 'f 'g ' ' . 'II- Hg su A u- , 21 o, A ' S at ' ' . E , . . . . O t , U 4 If . . LINCOLN BAKING CO. TOWN KRIER cmd SALLY ANN BREAD cmd CAKES PHONE 699 WEST BROWNSVILLE P COMPLIMENTS A of ANGELO WILLIAMS Meat ond Groceries GRINDSTONE PA COMPLIMENTS Barton s Flower Shop Phone 475 Nuglwf Phone I936J I9 Morgontown Sheet UNIONTOWN PA COMPLIMENTS BLAIR and WOODY PLUMBING ond HEATING Phone Io2I Morqontown Street UNIONTOWN PA , A. , V of OI I J. W. WHITEfOwner vo D G FITZGERALD LuzerrreTownsl1rp Complrments SIDLERS DEPT STORE The Best Place to Slwop BROWNSVILLE PA Ph 558 25 Market St Complrments The Class of 46 THE NOLLA SHOPS 19 Market St BROWNSVILLE PA Complrments H Frne Turlors Ladres and Mens Garments Made To Order Market St Brownsvrlle AUTENREITH S DOLLAR STORES 25C to Sl OO Department Stores BROWNSVILLE CENTRAL PHARMACY R S BROSIUS P1 G BROWNSVILLE PA Prescrrptrons Drugs Garden 8. Flower Seeds Complrmc.nts DRRELER DENTIST BROWNSVILLE Complrmgnts of your E Dea er COULTERS HARDWARE BRowNsvrLLE PA of 1 ,O of H E R S E Y ' S - r r I X ' X - l7 ' S . ' A , Pa I ' Next ta G. C. Murplwy's I . . , l . . of 'Wlrr-rv you gr-1 wlrcrt yol i want wlwn you r.-'cunt rt , PA- - , - X of l I! A -fl I . R. . . D G 1 , PA. , . lO0 COMPLIMENTS Penn Roofing anCI Sldlng Company The Lorgest Home Improvement Compony IH Foyette County 61 South Beeson Bvd Phon A342 UNIONTOWN PA COMPLIMENTS Capuzzl s The Bug Store Phone Republtc 6851 REPUBLIC PA COMPLIMENTS Gabe s Restaurant and Dairy Bar Phone 7931 Mon HAGANS ICE CREAM REPUBLIC PA n Street H KEBERLY Auto Servlce Auto Repolrung Automobule Ports Electruc Weldnng ond Acetylene Weldnng PHONE 6241 Resudence 61131 REPUBLIC PA of of 1 I . 9 , . 1 ' of -1 ll - ll 101 HOPSON The Wallpaper Store That Sells Music BROWNSVILLE Compluments MCKENNA S Shoes for the entire famnly Stores Brownsvllle Unlontown and Connellsvnlle WOMEN S APPAREL Dresses Coats Sunts Mnllnnery 32 Market St BROWNSVILLE PA Compliments A FRIEND DeSoto Plymouth Sales 81 Servuce IKES AUTO SERVICE Phone 78111 Republic P Compluments VANITY BEAUTY SHOPPE 208 Fayette Tntle and Trust Bulldlng UNIONTOWN PA Compllments REDSTONE HI Y HILLER BEER GARDEN cs B Amomuccl Prop BEER WINES WHISKEY Phone Brownsvulle 839 FAIRBANK HILLER PA 's , PA. l of of .I A Y ' S of of ' ' ' ' , PA. , . IO? Lunderfs Flower Sl'1op Plwowe 7811 J BROWNSVILLE PA HARRY J. WOOD JEWELER UNION STATION Plwone 22 BROWNSVILLE PA GEGRGE E WINNER Your Jeweler Let Geo ge Do It Brownsville Paint 81 Glass Co Point for Every Surfoce Gloss for Every Purpose PITTSBURGH PAINTS ond Wundow Slwodes 6 Hugh Street Phone l'l56 BROWNSVHLE PA , , BROXNNSVHLE' PA' Wollpoper, Venetlon Blinds lO3 Compliments of ELITE RESTAURANT Best Food un Town Congratulatuons' Best Washes Class of l946 GETTYS SHOE STORE Character Footwear lntultxvely Correct UNIONTOWN PA BUSH 8. MARSH DRUG STORE At the Statuon or Every Drug Store Need BROWNSVILLE PA PENN STATE STUDIO Goldstein Building BROWNSVILLE PENNA Portraits Enlargements WEDDING GROUP AND BABY S PORTRAITS DIFFERENT SELECTIONS OF FRAMES Ap o U Hours 9 to 5 30 Phone l575 ALL WORK GUARANTEED JOHN SALVATO T A I L O R Phone 9994 UNIONTOWN, PA Compluments I SUMMIT LUMBER COMPANY UNIONTOWN PA Compluments DR LESLIE RUBIN BROWNSVILLE PA HUDSON S MEN S SHOP Headquarters for Scout Unufoz ms Goldsteln Bulldung BROWNSVILLE PA ' ' O ' I I , . of If 4 U F , . , . 1 - 1 1 , . Pictures taken In the Home on p in ment T04 Compliments of COMPLIMENTS THE HARTZ PRINTERY JOB PRINTING Merruttstown Chapter Phone 5181 Republic of the Fayette County COLDEN STAR INN DINE and DANCE FISH AND GAME Fayette Countys Newest and Most Popular Night Spot OPEN PROTECTIVE DAY NIGHT R Statlon Phone 5481 REPUBLIC PA ASSOCIATION M N CO PICCOLOMINI Prop SALUTE TO SENSATIONAL SINATRA SINATRA' Scrumptnous sakes son sumply say Smatra and thats the sugnal that sends us loobbysocks Susles and als unto a silly state of suglwln and swoomn and spontaneous shrlll shrlekung screetchlng and squeallng When he snngs has smoulderung songs the sound earches for the soul and shakes the solar system Stdes stnrrlng to surface strange stormy sensatlons IH the sappy gentle sex has solnd super swell style and skull In sobbnng and stratnlng out a Shoo Shoo solo sure makes smart cnnemas and stations smlltngly shell out the shekels Last sprunq season the sught of the small skunny shrump started a scramble for sou vennr snatchung and sorry to say scarecl and surrounded Smatra was almost strangled by a severe struggle for has silk scarf Saved solely by the strategy of stage hands on the scene Sunatra sttll sunvtves The Swoonsnsters scale all the way from slum streamluned snrens of snxteen to stout shapeless sadsacks In sloppy slacks suggestnng a near snxty From snooty swell society to sooty squalud smokey slums swarms of skolts have forsaken the sides of symphony and syncopatuon for the serenades of Snnatra So stumped are screwy scuentusts In thelr studues of the secret of successful Sunatra that they sumply scratch thelr shlntng skulls Tts a shame some scornful scum with sly smlrks stall sarcastncally unslsts hes lust a sallovv selflsh swell headed squtrty stlnker of a sagglng sap who slungs around the slush stuff that smntes thetr SI ters and sweethearts Though I stull strxve for a slnce of the swag seeung staff that you won t swallow the senseless sentences of thus Sunatra story wnthout salt on the sude Ill sumply settle for the chance to squelch some snappy Snnatra stabbers through a small sectuon of thus sheet L Grashnn 105 , Pa. - 1 , . DA 1 1 C I , . - - 11 - 11 1 - 1 1 1 . . C . . . . , . , . . . . . 1 1 - , B , . . . . . - 1 I I - c 1 ' - I V I , U ' . - - - - 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 - 11 - 1 1 . . , . . , . 1 1 . 11 11 - - -C . - ' ll ll ' I 1 1 1 . . . . , . 1 Complume-nts DURANS STORE AND TAVERN ALLISON Co pI ments MICHAE4 BOKULICH G rol Merchandise ALLISON PA Compl ments GREENFIELDS MARKET BROWNSVILLE PA Complumchis RIVIERA RESTAURANT XM 103 Hugh sneer BROWNSVILLE PA cCAN Hamburgers Gnd Light Lunches BROWNSVILLE PA Co 1pI me Hs JOE CUTERI MERRITTSTOWN ALTMANS FEED AND SCRATCH WEST BROWNSVILLE PA HIRSH S MEATS AND GROCERIES ROYAL PA 6 I M N ' S of I . . , PA. , . m I rw i r of of I one ' Phono Brownsville 976I-J I V . , PA. i of I I l I of I Forum! L Rvstcuurcmt' Smart Showrng f Smart Mlllrnery for Smart Women ROONEY and WHITEHEAD 34 Morgantown Street UNIONTOWN PA Compllmertts of SCHEIN BROTHERS Marn and Morgontowr Streets UNIONTOWN PA UNION AUTO SUPPLY CO I27 West Fayette 51 GOODRICH TIRES and BATTERIES UNIONTOWN PA Complrments of JOSEPH HAKY 8. SON Funeral Drrectors ursuorsrrowrsr PA ALBINO EGIDI Yuenglrng Beer an Pepsi Cola FAIRBANK PA Phone New Salem 2231 THE EMMA BOOST SHOP Sorts Coats Lrngerre Hosrery and Mrllrnery 38 Morgantown Street UNIONTOWN PA Frlbert Store o Better Merchandrse FILBERT PA FINE FOODS At The Rrght Prrce e A B E For Your Good Foods and the Place For Your Drmks FILBERT PA 10 o ' o ' ' UNION SUPPLY CO. f r -' S e I I 1 1 d 7 SEVEN UP BOTTLING CO I Q W o UNIONTOWN PA RepuI3Ilc: Construchon Company GENERAL CONTRACTORS BUILDING MATERIALS REPUBLIC PA 5151 5161 Complnments of K A U FMA N I S UmonIown's Best Store M 0 :my ISI Qgqmw 4' 1 ood St. Ph ne 371 , . Omce ond Plont Phone or TEDDIE'S Boer Wine ond Liquors ROYAL PA Complnment W E MOODY ROYAL PA YOUR SERVICE STEVEN S TAXI Bl ownsvlIIC 50 BROVVNSVILLE PA Compliments of ELLIS MUSIC STORE 29 Morgontown UNIONTOWN PA Complnments of DINSMORE TIRE SERVICE UNIONTOWN PA Compliments of VINCENT DAURIA CO W olesole ond Jobbers Leother ond Shoe Fnndungs Phone 25I4 .I UNIONTOWN PA CATALANO S TAVERN Along Brick Rood SPECIALS ON SPAOHETTI Phone Bvllle 9763 J GRINDSTONE PA COAL GAS AND OIL Arr Condmonung System For Wsnter Heotxng and Summer Coollng FAYETTE FURNACE COMPANY 114 Morgantown St Unxontown Heotung Enguneer ond Mgr SAM D KORDANOV Phone 684 St. 1 - ' ' . S A of 1 ' ' ' AT ' I I I- h Morgantown Street I ' ' ' ll ' ' - . ' , Po. IC9 COMPLIMENTS Andalora s Furniture Store FAIRBANK PA C B DEARTH SONS S nce 1900 WALTER and HAYDEN DEARTH Phone New Salem 2151 NEW SALEM PA COMPLIMENTS JEANS DRESS SHOP REPUBLIC PA ACTIVE MAID SCHOOL SHOES Flot ond Mecluum Heel Brown ond Block AAA to C Sszes io No 10 BOSTON SHOE STORE 53 W Mo n S1 8 Morgantown S1 UNIONTOWN PA of of 1 1 A . s Funeral Directors I . i . 110 ROSE TUNE UP BRAKE SERVICE Gasoline Onls Accessorxes State Inspectlon Statlon Phone I023 505 Market St BROWNSVILLE PA O Compluments of EMILIO S PLACE EMILIO MICARELLI LIQUOR WINE BEER ROWES Phone Smock 246I RUN UNION SUPPLY CO STORE ROWES RUN PA Complnments REDSTONE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION MARKET STREET DAIRY BAR LOUIS E ROSE Danc ng and Refreshments BROWNSVILLE PA JOHNNY CARROLL RADIO SERVICE 77 Market Street BROWNSVILLE PA Complnments JOHN MARTINELLI FAIRBANK, PA Compllrnents COLONIAL POST 275 AMERICAN LEGION GRINDSTONE, PA 8. I 1 , Prop.1 . C I. ::3 Compliments l of of I of of III THE NUT SHOP Home-Mode Do Nuts Condy cmd Ice Cream Murkef Street BROWNSVILLE PA Phone 9737 COMPLIMENTS SOPHIA S GRILL Q2 Penn Street UNIONTOWN PA COMPLIMENTS Supreme Wall Paper Morkei Street BROWNSVILLE PA COMPLIMENTS OF Dezure s Food Market The Fumes! Food IH Town A2 44 Morket Street BROWNSVILLE PA HENRY DEZURE ond Hrs Smnlmg Clerks of Co of 1 1 , . II? MARINOS AUTO SUPPLY Atlanttc Gas Ouls and Greaslng rhone 9735 HILLER Phone 797 If you want to rent buy or sell a home S E E HARRY COOPER REAL ESTATE 27 N Gallatun Ave UNIONTOWN PA AUSLANDER S Cheer the Home Wnth Wallpaper Beeson Boulevard UNIONTOWN PA TRIPOLI S RESTAURANT Dunners A Specialty Steaks and Spaghetti 42 E Peter Street CENTER GAS and OIL CO SMOCK PA Complnrnents Sensor Class from Class of I 946 SERVICE RADIO 8. ELECTRIC COMPANY 97 99 West Mann St UNIONTOWN PA Compliments CAMPBELL HATHAWAY S 73 W Mann Street SAXONS RESTAURANT UNIONTOWN PA I 'f , PA. - 1 ' I I Compliments Congratulations To The ot R. D. :I , . , - to Of I I 113 VN 'mn IIs A Motif Of Good Taste HAGAN ICE LREAM HAGAN ICE CREAM CQ urxuorvrowm PA WHITE SWAN HOTEL Nohoncl Huqhwcy me U S UNIONTOWN PA CONURATUIATIONS SENIIORSI ROOSEVELT THEATRE REPUBLIC PA Como oIuIuIuo11s rw o D1 wc A 1If I C Tgome A W DICE Epo Img Goods UNIONTOWN 4 II H er A O TI . , In , Sv E I L: I Mfrmbcrs Of The TI 35 K , Ro , ,AO 4 I' ' ' I , PA. Complnments WYATT S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRS Body and Fender Work Polntlng TOWER HILL Complnments of DR RYAN REPUBLIC PA Compllments JOSEPH HAKY FUNERAL DIRECTOR For Appointments Coll 6381 ANNA MARIE PALO Owner ANNA MARIES BEAUTY SHOPPE Specnoluznng nn All Types of Beauty Work REPUBLIC PA R N HERNDON UPIWOISIEVIHQ Cobmet Mokmg cmd Refinushnng Redstone St REPUBLIC PA Phone 7631 X PENN GALLATIN SERVICE STATION Tnres ond Botterues Woshlng cmd Lubrlccmng JOSEPH J PALGUTTA BERNARD S KLENA JOHNNY S OASIS When In Unnontown etop ID ond see Johnny DAIRY BAR HOT LUNCHES Gclllcutln Gorden Bldg JULIUS LEVY YOUNG MENS SHOP Styhst For Men Next to Stcute Theotre of I :I, PA. , . of ' 1 Located ot Reor of Cc1IhoIic Church ' . 1 ll n Bo 802 . I T15 MCJUNKIN S MEN S WEAR Advonce Sfyles For Young Men At the Stcmon BROWNSVILLE PA KEEPSAKE Dlomond Dealer RICHIE JEWELER BUSH FURNITURE CO Home Furnishings 1 MorkefSfreet Brownsville P ll! l f 33 Mc1rl4elS1. fNeckl Brownsville, P . I G Compllmenfs VERBAN'CS MARKET MERRITTSTOWN PA Compliments ROSELMAS BEAUTY SALON UNIONTOWN PA Compllments WHITE SWAN Wlwlte Swan Hotel Bunldlng 117 W Mann St Phone 3616 J Unuontown Compliments 'FRIEND Compliments COPUS GROCERIES T e BQ L: e Store UNIONTOWN NOW a f1ner GULBRANSEN PIANO Decca latest record luis' FREDERICK S MUSIC STORE 61 W Main St UNIONTOWN PA U Mens 81 Boys Appo I of the better grades UNIONTOWN PA THE NUT SHOP Home Made Candy and Ice Cream Fresh Roasted Peanuls Sandwiches Sodas and Sundaes 0 all klnds Plwone 1613 49 W Mann St UNIONTOWN PA of of A 1' of of H I1 I 'HI I' I Q , PA. of - Today-f Victor, Columbia and FLOWER SHOP , , . h - ' , Pa. , . S A E R S ' ' re ' - ' f . 117 flaw, WML The Sensor Class of Redstone Hugh School, ID the county of Fayette, and state of Pennsylvania, belng of sound mund CRD, memory and understandnng do make thus last wnll and testament The Senior Class bequeaths Ma Homes and Macbeth to the Jumors Angelo Tassone s sense of humor to Steve Dzurulla Muzzy Angeluccls dancnng ablllty to James Boyle Kaye Crndrlch s demureness to Betty Sabolssh Ed Zlmmerllnks physlque to Joe Yodanza Eloise Hernng s shortness to Julla Selxerak Josephme Klfus s ya ta to to Cathernne Bonlc Don Swift s convertible to Lou Centofantu Tom Savels mastermmd to John Ludlsh Mary Slmovran s smule to Dorothy Gavalek Carl Mlcarellc s musucal ablllty to Wayne Satterheld Kenneth Tracy s G W C Club presldency to Llncoln Nedd Nuchollna Lambos chemistry troubles to Doris Sharpnack Janet Goughs pleasing personaluty to Florlne Gordln Steve Skovran s coke woes to Steve Rosnack Dorothy Krepps chewlng gum to Gllda Mlcarellu Ruchard Bradman s warm spot on the mourners enc o Bob Koballa Eluzabeth Colllns boy friends to Ruby Lee Jones Jesse Sumon s deep bass vouce to Benny Mitchell Margaret Koscso s plcld party shlrt to Helen Sltovran Mae Wllands beautuful halr to Helen Mldlnlx Bull Sargents good looks to Mnke Dellngattl John Shrrllla s artlstlc abrlxty to Ed Penmngton John Dankos shyness to Legory Dullck Rose DAm1co s typing ablllty to Phlllp Marella Lena Grashun and Mary Kochls co edntorshlp of The Red stonnan to Joanne Lawlor James Lawton s basketball abnluty to Oscar Harvey Joe Pavlukowskls football lerseys and car to brother Wlllue John Pavlcs concert to Ed Bellan Fred Hlldocks qucetness to Fulmore Fucks Carmen Baslle wllls all verbs to whoever can handle them James Valentes allbls to Sam Saporlta Changing Classes I ' 1 - H H - V , f b h ' f V . . , . -f I - - . , . . . - , - , . . - - , - . , . . . . - ' 1 ' - , . . . . . . - l - . . , . . . . . lke M0lCl1CIN'S l'9S9fVeClN65S to Carlo Mvfvcri Louis Orslene's promptness and preparedness to Leroy Bryon . , . . I , , - - , . , . . . . . 1 - . . , . . . ., . . . - , . . , . . . ., . . . . . , . . . , . , . . . . . , . . . I . v , . . . . , . . . 118 HE SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO Beeson Blvd at Penn St Unuontown Pa Phone 2302 THE YOUTH SHOPPE Chuldren and Infants Wear from Tots to Teens 10 N Beeson Blvd UNIONTOWN Compluments THE ALPHA FLORIST Corner of Beeson Blvd 8. South St AXELRAD S Dlstnnctnve Apparel for Women Beeson Blvd ot South St KEMERER DRUGS Servnce to the Suck Phone 2161 New Salem CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To The Class of 1946 of Redstone Twp Hugh School LORETTA CASSIDY S BEAUTY SHOP Mann New Salem BITTNER S CONFECTIONERY Our Own Ice Cream NEW SALEM PA Compliments JEFFERIES CHEVROLET CO Sales and Servuce NEW SALEM PA T ' , . , PA. ' I of Uniontown, Po. Tele. 287 Uniontown, Pa. Phone 3770 I I PQ. I SI. , PC. I . of 119 Complnments f KARAFFA S TAVERN NEW SALEM PA Compl ments PURE FOOD MARKET The Complete Food Store REPUBLIC PA DI PIERNO DELICATESSEN Our own home mode Spogheftl and P es AII We Ask ls A Trlol MAIN ST REPUBLIC PA Complnmenis of ERJAVECS GROCERY STORE Phone 7971 REPUBLIC PA Compliments THE C C STORE Home Furnnshungs REPUBLIC PA Compl ments of CENTRAL DRUG STORE Phone 5341 R PUBLIC PA BROADWAY RESTAURANT Serves Bee: cmd Lquon 0 so TASSONES TAXI SERVICE Phone 77OI Republ c P Compln nents of GOLEMBIEWSKIS BEER DISTRIBUTORS Republuc P O . O . of , . . H 1- . H L , . ' , . i I of ,- -. : , , . Compliments Comphmenis of of . . ,, I - - I, I , I, G . , . ' 'r . I I ', Cx, , . Congratulations to the Graduate Class of V746 R S GQLDSTEIN Brownsvtlles Best Store COMPLIMENTS FUNERAL HOME BRowNsvrLLE PA Follow the Adventures SUPERMAN Eery day tl Brownsville Telegraph JOY PALOOKA TIM TYLER The Brownsvllle Telegraph Read D rly Almost 8000 Homes . , X of of vp in we Along Witlw 1 l tht- tn X ' . a' in Ml COMPLIMENTS of Snerlff Jacob H Ecnarcl BEST WISHES From Attorney James A Rel y Brown Smlley Insurance ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE AND BONDS 310 Second Ncmonol Bank Buuldung Phone 747 UNIONTOWN PA Serv ce Wnfh Every Policy D W SMILEY G C BROWN COMPLIMENTS ' . . 'II of ' ' FRED L. BROTHERS PHONE 78 SHELLYS INC GOODRICH TIRES G. C. MOTORS BROWNSVILLE PA AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES Cnowden Square Phone T094 Recoppmg Vulcomzmg BROWNSVILLE PA Snowden Ploce COMPLIMENTS SERVICE COMPANY Complete Electric Servuce I3 ARCH STREET HERBERT T MILLER Prop Phone 200 BROWNSVILLE PA JACK GOLDMAN CLINTON H CHILDRESS COMPLIMENTS Cohen Furniture UNIONTOWN and L HARLEROI of of ELECTRICAL ' Co Complnments of SOUTH BROWNSVILLE GROCERY The best place to buy BROWNSVILLE PA Compliments I FIDDLE S CONFECTIONERY Under the Bridge BROWNSVILLE PA GRIFFITH TIRE SERVICE Amoco G05 Olls Expert Tnre Recoppmg Phone 976 BROWNSVILLE PA ANGELO MONTAGNA VICTORY BARBER SHOP Comet of Morket St ond 6th Ave BROWNSVILLE PA MEATS GROCERIES PRODUCE Home Bokmg A Speclolty BROWNSVILLE PA Phone I7O R HILL TOP FRUIT MARKET GFI GROCERIES 409 Market Street BROWNSVILLE PA Compluments of BROWNSVILLE AWNING AND UPHOLSTERING CO Brownsvnlle Po Best Washes To The Closs of 46 SAMS BARBER SHOP AI the Stotnon BROWNSVILLE PA 4 . . O TAYLOR'S MARKETS compliments of I . A d Wallace Miller 81 Brother Jewelers m Un ontown S nco T867 UNIONTOWN PA COMPLIMENTS The Chocolate Shoppe JOSEPH VERBANIC Mcmoger COMPLIMENTS of DISTRICT NO 4 UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA MICHAEL S rw ontown Modf on PORTRAIT STUDIO IJ E MAIN STREET Povhml 11 wg Conv ncf You ,, . I I , ,, ' 1 of U I 'S New 2' 1 F , h There Is A DifTQr'm1coIn A Si il Will . - ff x , - 1 f IL, NEUHAUSEN S 25 West Mom Street HEADQUARTERS FOR THE JUNIOR MISS Unnontown Po Compliments FRIEND from UNIONTOWN Compluments f HARRY J BROWNFIELD HELENS BEAUTY SHOP 420 Second Notuonol Bank BurIdmg SPECIALISTS IN BEAUTY CULTURE Phone 968 UNIONTOWN PA Complnments WILLIAM .I LONG Compluments WILLIAM D GLADDEN Comphments JOHN R BYRNE RECORDER DEEDS Congratulations Sensors' NICKS CONFECTIONERY BROWNSVILLE PA of A . 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