Redstone High School - Redstonian Yearbook (Republic, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1948 volume:

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Mr. LLLCCSIC the eeterxttcn zrzcxster, has traixtej them, Q1T1S 13 fgll Cut d-.e..t1or1 shps and type u,,, the dimly Qzbseiiee ripe. TE Q t1 1, ' k .. . V, vu. ggggeet priziee. 6 Wtxstr iii, 1 Mary H. George Biclcqy Physics Margaret Grubish History III Eleanore C. Hibbs Ifnqlish III Loretta Iohnson ifistory II Dorothea Laub General Science Anna Manoli Yiistcry I I3 GZ' Carmella B. Grant Sliertliand I, II Typing II I P I Margaret Haines Enfglisli IV ls f 2 Dorothy I. Hockenberry English II Martha I.aPresta Eriqlisli I, II Harry V. Lucas Enqlisn I, II Bridget Murray Trigonometry Solid 6 Plone Geometry Algebra II Mary Belle Patterson Latin I, ll lack Roadman History II, III Goldie Stewart Home Economics Stephen Strauch Civics George Zoretic History IV Maude G. Peterm Alaehra I, II Elizabeth Schmid Spanish I, II Michael Strauch Sr. Science General Mathezna Anthony Tassone General Science Chemistry All service ranks the same with God: It now, as formerly he trod Paradise, his presence fills Our earth, each only as God wills Cari workffGod's puppets, best and worse, Are we, there is no last nor first. I4 CHI tics 'ag' if 1 f I mfrfl wr 1' 4ArW'l ? A fa I-,V iw ,am . 4 .ffv So nigh is grandeur to our dust So near is God to man When duty whispers low, Thou must The youth replies, I can. 5. 2 lllfll FOHIPJ ffl!!! QIYIIKIIII 1711 Do you hear the echo of gay, ringing laughter, excited voices and serious discussion, Class of 48 ? Surely you do, for those echoes are the various moods of the moments we've spent within the sheltering halls of our alma mater. How we wish we could begin all over again and relive every happy day we've known since the fall of the year l9-44. Yes, we've had our moments of despair and anxiety, but greatly outnumbering these were our carefree hours. Each day has given us memories we'll treasure forever. Let us retrace our footsteps. As underclassmen we were shy and timid just as countless other freshmen classes before us. After becom- ing accustomed to the teasing of the upperclassmen, we settled down to work and served notice to those same hecklers that the Class of 48 was to be admired for its successful participation in all activities. Class parties, dances, and other interesting projects enlivened our fresh- men and sophomore years. Now came that long awaited goal. At last we were upperclassmen. Gur junior year was an active one, with a class party and the traditional Iunior-Senior Prom. This was truly a memorable school term. As seniors our school year has gone by quickly, for we have had many activi- ties to fill our days. We are now about to try our wings in the wide world: as all fledglings must leave their shel- tering homes, we must leave Redstone High. ln the years to come as we follow our individual paths to success, we shall fondly remember our happy, carefree days of youth spent in our dear Alma Mater. A fitting motto for our class might be a portion of the poem Voluntaries HI by Waldo Emerson. 19 DOROTHY BLAZOVICH Dot Brier Hill, Pa. Home Economics I, II FULL OF LAUGHS, FULL OF GRINS: THAT'S HOW HER EVERY DAY BEGINS. IRVING LEE BLUMENFIELD Skeeter Republic. Pa. Band I, II, III, IV, Hi-Y III, IV, Delvate Club III, Glee Club IV, Adver- tising Staff IV AN ENGINEER IS IRVINGS AIM: WE KNOW HE 'WILL RISE TO FAME. IOSEH BONACA Ice Republic. Pa. IOE HASN'T YET DECIDED WHAT IIE WANTS TO DO, RUT VUE ARE SURE TI-IE FUTURE HOLDS SOMETHING GOOD IN STORE FOR HIM. BILL BONK Gismo New Salem. PU. Woodshop I A MUSTARD AND ONION SANDWICH, OWOEI WHAT WILL YOU THINK OF NEXT GISMO ? CLIFTON M. BOWSER Cliff National Pike. Pa. Coca Cola Manager III, Student lulanaqei IV, Ili-Y III, IV THIS STUDENT MANAGER CAN ALWAYS BE DEPENDED UPON AND AT THE SAME TIME BE FULL OF FUN. ATTICO BRI-INDI Iunior Class President II REPUBLIC CAN ROAST THIS SMILING LAD THE GIRLS THINK FOLLOWING HIM WILL BECOME A FAD. Republic, Pu. OLIVE BRANDT Tootsie Cheerleader I, II, Glee Club IV, Class S5-Cretary II TOOTS BRIGHTENS ANYONE IN HER PATH, TOOTS IS ALWAYS GOOD FOR A LAUGH. Republic, Pc. EARL BROCK Specks National Pike, Pa. OUIET, CUTE, BASHFUL AND SHY7 A PERFECT GENTLEMAN FROM REDSTONE HIGH. LEONARD BOORD Ace Royal, Pa. Cheerleader I, II, Rifle Club IV, Class Officer III, Annual Staff IV ACE'S FAVORITE PASTIME IS ENTERING INTO HEATED DISCUSSIONS CONCERNING MACBETH. RALPH BOORD Romeo Royal, Pa. Cheerleader I, II RALPH IS HANDSOME, BLOND, AND TALL HE WINS THE APPROVAL OF ONE AND ALL. IOHN BROSKY Tommy Republic, Pa, Hi-Y III, IV ' THROUGH WINSOME XNAYS AND HAPPY SMILE, WE FIND THAT IOHN IS WORTH WHILE. BETTY BROSOVICH Breezy Brier Hill, Pu. Home Economics I, II, Bus Sergeant IV WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT, BETTY'S AMBITION IS REALLY TO BE AN EXPERT MORTICIAN. IOHN BRUSCHI Iughecd Football Manager II, III, IV A WELL FOOTBALL MANAGER VJAS HE, A BETTER SPORT YOU'I.L NEVER SEE. LEROY BRYAN Shot Gun Homerooxn President I, Homeroorn Manage IV, Debate- IV, Forensics IV LEROY IS A GENIUS ON RADIO OUIZZES. I A 'AS Republic, Pu. ALBERT BUDINSKY Hub Brier Hill, Pu. Basketball I, II, III, IV, Hall Patrol III, IV, Glee Club IV HUB IS NOTED FOR HIS HEIGHT AND ABILITY TO DIRECT TRAFFIC IN THE HALLS. Q mbbs, Pa. LUCILLE nunxzs Lu waiters crossing, Pu. f HI' 5109 Club Home Economics 1, 11, G. W. C. Club 111, IV LU HAS A GIFT FOR LAUGHTER COMBINED WITH A PLEASANT DISPOSITION. Msnwm BYERLY Buck Bowes nun, Pu Band I, II, III, IV, Concert Band II, III, IV, Hi-Y III, IV BUCK MAY MAKE YOUR HEART FLUTTER, BUT IN VAIN: X BECAUSE HIS HAS BEEN TAKEN. ' FRANCES CHEWHAN Fran Fairbank, Pa. Homeroom Secretary, Teachers Secretary I, II, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Glee Club IV KIND, SWEET AND LIKED BY ALL: TOPS IS OUR WORD FOR FRAN. NICK CAFORIO Nicky Republic. Pa. Band I, II, III, IV, HIAY III, IV, Concert Band II, III, IV STUDY HALLS MUST HAVE BEEN CREATED IUST FOR NICKY. BRYAN CHIPPEAUX Bailey Howes Run, Pa. Band I, II, III, IV, Concert Band I, II, III, IV, Basketball I, II, III, IV Hi-Y III, IV, Hall Patrol III, IV BAILEY IS ROWES RUN'S OUTSTANDING MUSICIAN. DELILAH CHISM I.ilC!h Thgmpggn Jffl, Pa, Home Economics I, II, G. W. C. Club III, IV DELILAH'S AMBITION IS TO BE A HOUSEWIFE, MAY SHE FIND HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY ALL THROUGH HER LIFE. RONALD CHUFF Vun Brier Hill, Pa, Hi-Y III, IV - TO TYPE VUN WOULD BE A FOLLY, FOR HE IS RESERVED, AND IOLLY. ANDREW CLARK Dick Falrbcmk. Pu. REDSTONE HAS ANOTHER BILL STERN THE WORLD OF SPORTS HAS SOMETHING TO LEARN. DOROTHY CLARKE Fanny Filberi. Pa. Home Economics I, II, G. W. C. Club III, IV FULL OF LIFE AND FULL OF LAUGHTER: SHE'S THE ONE THE BOYS GO AFTER. MARY ANN COUMAS Beanie Thompson 32, Pa. Tri-Hi-Y IV, High School Office Assistant III, IV, Library Club III, IV IF EVER IN NEED OF A FRIEND, MARY ANN IS ONE TO THE END. JAMES CHAMER lim Rowe: Run. Pc. IIM'S NOISY FLIVVER MAKES UP FOR HIS BASHFUL AND OUIET WAYS. SAM CRESCINI Zum Grlndxione. Pu. Hi-Y III, IV ZUM ISN'T CONTENT TO STAY NEAR THE FIRE: WHEN HE FINISHES SCHOOL, TO ROAM WILL BE HIS DESIRE. PAULINE DAKEN Polly Tower Hill 32, Pa. Hcxll Patrol III, IV, Homeroom Officer II POLLY WITH HER BEAUTIFUL BLACK HAIR IS THE ENVY OF EVERY GIRL. ETHEL DANIELS Orienl. Pu. WE ARE SURE ETHEL WILL ATTAIN HER GOAL IN EVERYTHING SHE UNDERTAKES. GRACE DEAN Gracie Republic. Pa. Tri-Hi-Y III, IV SOMEDAY WHEN YOU LIFT UP YOUR RECEIVER, AND A PLEAS- ANT VOICE SAY NUMBER PLEASE: IT WILL BE NO OTHER THAN OUR GRACIE. PATRICIA DBFINO Patti Grindstone, Pa. Attendance Office Assistant IV IE YOU'RE LOST IN BOOKKEEPING CLASS, IUST GET IN TOUCH WITH PATTI. DELORES DeMOSS Sue Thompson 32, Pa. Band II, III, Workroom Assistant III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV, Teachers Sec- tary IV A FRENDLY SMILE, A CHEERY HELLO, SUE COULDN'T POSSIBLY HAVE A EOE. IOHN I. DEPCRYMSKI Iackie Republic, Pa. Homeroom President I, Homeroom Manager II, Band I, II, III, IV, Advertising Staff IV . 4 IACK, THE HAPPY GO LUCKY ONE OF THE CLASS, HAS A SMILE AND A GREETING FOR ALL WHO PASS. IOSEPHINE DeROSE Io Tower Hill iif2, Pa. Tri-Hi-Y III, IV SMALL BUT MIGHTY, SHE IS A TREASURE, MAY SHE REAP HAPPINESS IN FULLEST MEASURE. IEAN DICAHLO Ieanne Republic, Pa. IF YOU'RE WONDERING WHY A LOCAL THEATER IS SO POPULAR IUST TAKE A GLANCE AT THIS WINSOME CASHIER. DOROTHY DORUNDA D Allison Heights. Pu. I-Iiqh School Office Assistant III, IV IF YOU WANT TO BE IN D's GOOD GRACES, AVOID CRACK' ING YOUR GUM IN PUBLIC PLACES. ETHEI. SARAH DOUGLAS Ettie Allison, Pa. A QUIET, PETITE LASS WHO SHOULD GO FAR ALONG THE PATH OF SUCCESS. ELEANOR DREZZNAK El Republic, Pa. Tri-Hi-Y III, Glee Club IV EL'S GREAT ASSET IS HER VOICE, TO BE A SINGER IS HER CHOICE. ANNA DURANT Annie Orient. Pa. Vice President of G. W. C. Club IF EVER IN DOUBT ABOUT ENGLISH, IUST ASK OUR ANNIE. BETTY ANN DURATZ Grindstone, Pa. Glee Club IV I'M SURE BETTY COULD WIN A PRIZE, WITH THOSE BEAUTIFUL, BIG, BROWN EYES. 'Sf ? Q95 ANTHONY ERIAVEC RoIibet Republic. Pu Band I, II, III, IV, Concert Band I, II, III, IV Football I IUST AN ALL-AROUND GOOD FELLOW. LAUNA F. ELLIOTT Babe Bowes Run, Pa. WERE SURE BABE WILL HAVE A WONDERFUL LIFEg HER AMBITION IS TO BE A HOUSEWIFE. IOHN ERIAVEC Bunny Ccxrdule, Pu. Hill Patrol III, IV, Hi-Y III, IV, Home-room Vice-President II, I . WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT: IOHN SAYS HIS PET PEEVE IS ENGLISH IV. ANNA MAY FALL Republic, Pa. Glee Club IV A STUDIOUS GIRL WHOSE FRIENDSHIP IS DESIRED BY ALL. IS NO OTHER THAN OUR OWN ANNA MAY FALL. ANNA MARIE FERRARINI Lefty Filbert, Pu. LEFTY, A VOCALIST WANTS TO BE: SUCCESS IS HER LOT, YOU 1 V E WILL SEE. M 2. 'x IOHN FERRENCE Thompson 32. Pc. Hall Patrol III, IV TALL, DARK AND HANDSOME: THIS FELLOW HAS EVERYTHING. SARA IUNE FIELD Daisy Walters Crossing, Pa. Homeroom Officer II, Library Club I, II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III CLAIMS NEWSPAPER REPORTING IS VERY INVITING. ALBERT FABER Al Republic, Pu Hi-Y III, IV, Basketball I, II, III, IV AL IS A WHIZ ON THE BASKETBALL COURT BUT HE STILL HAS TIME FOR THE LADIES EDWARD Encscovic Ed Brier 1-mi. Pa. Football I, II, III, IV, Class President IV, Advertising Start IV THE SENIOR CLASS 'WAS LUCKY, INDEED, WITH ED AS OUR PRESIDENT, WE HAD TO SUCCEED. IOSEPH ERIAVEC IDG RePUbliCf PU- A GREAT PERSONALITY HAS THIS BOY, HIS WIT AND HUMOR HAVE BEEN OUR IOY. WV' 'SF EMMA IEAN FIORENZI Republic, Pa. Glee Club IV HERES SWEET LITTLE EMMA, BRIGHT AND GAY, WHO WANTS TO BECOME A SECRE- TARY SOME DAY. ROSALYN FLANIGAN Rosie Republic. Pa. Glee Club Pianist I, II, III, IV, I-Iczll Patrol II, III, IV, Instrumental Music II, Homeroom Officer II, III, IV, Forensics II, III, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Class Officer III A VERY TALENTED YOUNG MISS. ELAINE FLEMING Ice Colonial 423, Pa. I-Iomeroom Muncxqer II, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, High School Office Assistant III, IV, Student Manager III, IV INITH HER ABILITY AND SUNNY SMILE, IOE SHOULD GO A LONG WAY. DONALD FRALEY Rusty Filbert, Pa. IE YOU ARE INTERESTED IN TI-IE ART OF SLEEPING IN STUDY HALLS, IUSK ASK DONALD. Band I, II, III, IV, HiAY III, IV BUD, TALL WITH HAIR OF R GIRL HELL WED. MARTHA FRANKS vertislnq Staff IV MAKING FRIENDS IS BETTYS LECTION SHE'S ACOUIRED. IRMA FREEMAN EMANUEL I-'RANKS Bud o ! Walters Crossing. Pa. ED: WE KNOW A PRETTY Betty Filbert, Pa. Teachers Secretary IV, Gl-ee Club IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Ad- HOBBY AND OUITE A COL, National Pike East, Pa. Cheerleader II, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Hcmercom President IV, Library Club II, Annucxl Stuff III, Glee Club IV SWEET AND OUIET, WHAT A GIRL: TO HIM SHE IS A PRICELESS PEARL. IULIAN GAFFEY Bud IULIAN SAYS HE DIDNT REALLY TAK HE VJAS IUST EXPOSED TO IT. E ENGLISH IV, Thompson ffl, Pa. PATRICK FRISCO Pat Baseball, Fcctbcll WHEN YOU HEAR THE GIRLS SYTOOFII AND SIGH, YOURS SURE TO SEE PAT PASSING BY. DOROTHY GALICA Teachers Se :ret :ry IV .,Do',, Rowes Run. Pa. DOT IS KIND AND SWEET, LIKED BY ALL. 25 Filbert. Pa. CATHERINE GANCOS Kay 1-lgpublic, Pg, THIS GIRL SHOULD GO FAR IN LIFE: SHE ALWAYS HAS A FRIENDLY GREETING AND SMILE FOR EVERYONE SHE MEETS. ANDREW GASPER Dreu Alligon, Pg, VVorl:room Assistant III, Library IV TO SEE DREU WITHOUT TONY WOULD BE LIKE SEEING AN ARM WITHOUT FINGERS HENRY GIBSON Howes Run, Pa. A LITTLE LAD WITH BIG IDEAS. LUDWIG R. GLAD Luddy Republic. Pd. Band I, II, III, IV, Class Officer IV, Hi-Y III, IV LUDDY, THE TREASURER OF THE SENIOR CLASS, WILL BECOME A MUSICIAN THAT NONE CAN SURPASS. IOI-IN GLAGOLA Chicken Royal, Pa. Football TALL, BLOND, AND VERY NICE, HE'S FULL OF GINGER, PEP, AND SPICE! VIRGINIA GLASS Ginger Tower Hill .1f2, Pa. Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Hall Patrol III, IV, Te-acher's Secretary IV, Glee Club IV ALL GOOD THINGS COME IN SMALL PACKAGES IS PROVEN BY THIS LASS. LOIS EILEEN GLISAN Granny Fairbunk. Pa. Hoxiieroom Officer I, IV, Annual Staff II, III, IV, Attendance Office Assistant III, IV, Glee Club IV, Home-room Manager I, Tri'Hi-Y III, IV CAN ANYONE EVER FIND GRANNY? VERONICA GOLEMBIEWSKI Nunch Republic. Pc. Band III, IV, Teache-r's Secretary IV, Glee Club IV NUNCH IS ONE OF OUR HIGH STEPPING LETTER GIRLS: THE PRIDE OF THE BAND. LORRAINE GRASHION Puck Howes Hun, Pd. Class Secretary I, Band II, III, IV PUCK, AS A LETTER GIRL IS ALL REET. TO WATCH HER MARCH IS REALLY A TREAT. MARION G. GREENWOOD Cookie HOPUUHC- PC- Teache-r's Secretary IV WHEN A sooo sEcRETARY You WANT TO FIND, MARION WILL BE THE BEST IN LINE. DONNA GRIBBLE Thornton, Pc. Bus Sergeant, TeCxcher's Secretory IV SWEET AND QUIET, WHAT A GIRL: TO SOMEONE SHE'LL BE A PRICELESS PEARL. IAMES HANLEY Red Fairbcmk, Pa. Advertising Stuff IV WHAT IS IT ABOUT THIS LAD THAT CAUSES GIRLS' HEARTS TO FLUTTER? LET THE OTHER FELLOWS IN ON IT, RED. FRANK HASSON Patsy Republic, Pu. Baseball PATSY'S BASHFUL WAYS DISAPPEAR WHEN HE'S IN A DISCUSSION DURING HISTORY CLASS. NORMA IEAN HENNESSEY Ieanne Republic. Pa. Ti-Hi-Y IV, Glee Club IV NORMA IEAN, A WONDERFUL CLASSMATE IN EVERY WAY: WILL BE AN EFFICIENT SECRETARY SOMEDAY. IOANNE HICKLE Hic Filbert. Pu. Band I, II, III, IV, Concert Bond I, II, III, IV, Glee Club IV, Tri-Hi4Y III, IV, Forensic III, IV, Homeroom Officer II HIC IS THAT DRUMMER WHO SENDS COLD CHILLS UP AND DOWN YOUR SPINE. IAMES HIGHBURGER lay Buell Grindstone. Pa. Advertising Staff IV WITH US ALL IIM'S BOUND TO CLICK, HE'S A FRIEND YOU'RE SURE TO PICK. ANDREW HORABIK Dinky Allison. Pa. WITH MEN LIKE ANDREW IN THE MERCHANT MARINES, ANY COUNTRY SHOULD FEEL PROTECTED. PAUL HRAVNAK Pau1ie Allison. Pa. Band IV ALTHOUGH ALLISON IS OUITE SMALL, IT BOASTS A GREAT MUSICIAN, OUR PAUL. IOE HUDACHECK Ioko Allison, Pa. TO TRAVEL THROUGH THE UNITED STATES IS THE AMBITION OF IOE, DON'T YOU BE SURPRISED IF YOU GET A POST CARD FROM MEXICO. I nonsm' Husux Huey Republic, Pa. Football I, ll, III, IV, Hi-Y III, IV, Homeroom Officer I, II, IV, Annucxl Staff IV BOB, ONE OF OUR FOOTBALL STARS, ALWAYS DID HIS BEST FOR DEAR OLD REDSTONE HIGH. 27 S I EDITH IOHNSON Edie Allison. Pu. EDITH'S DESIRE IS TO BE A NURSE, HERE'S WISI-IING YOU LUCK AND SUCCESS. HOPE YOU BECOME ANOTHER FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE, HESTER MAE IACKSON lack Grindslone, Pu. G. W. C. Club WE SHALL ALWAYS BE GLAD TO CLAIM HER AS A GRADUATE OF REDSTONE HIGH SCHOOL. DOLORES IACOBSON Dodo Brier Hill, Pa. DODO IS FREE FROM CARE AND ALWAYS HAPPY AS A LARK. RUBY IEAN IONES Shorty Smock. Pu. Bus Sergeant, Glee Club IV, G. W. C, Club RUBY'S NICKNAME SUITS HER TO A T SHE HAS CLASS AND PERSONALITY. HELEN IUBECK Lula Tower Hill ii'2, Pa. Home Economics I, II SMALL IN SIZE, BUT LARGE IN OUR HEARTS. ANNA MAE IUBECK Annie Tower Hill 32, Pa. LAUGHING AND TELLING IOKES ALL DAY. YOU'LL FIND ANNIE IS IUST THAT WAY. EDWARD KAROL Ed Allison ii' 1, Pu. Homeroom Manager I, Library III, IV HERE'S TO ED WHO IS FULL OP GRACE, IF ONLY THE GIRLS COULD KEEP THE PACE. GLORIA IONES Grindstone, Pa. Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Workroom Assistant III, Teach er's Secretary IV A QUIET, STUDIOUS GIRL WITH LOTS OF AMBITION TO HOLD A SECRETARIAL POSI' TION. IERRY IAMES lesse Buflington. Pcx. shop II, IV IESSE INTENDS TO BE A CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER, AND WE ARE SURE HE IS WELL SUITED EOR THE IOB. IOHN IAMIESON Iohnny Brier Hill. Pu. HIS PRETTY TEETH AND LAUGHING EYES MAKE THE GIRLS DRAW GREAT BIG SIGHS, p- hi. ff I SOPHIA C. KREMPOSKY Sophie Thompson ii-'l, Pu A BEAUTICIAN SOPHIA ASPIRES TO BE. SUCCESS WILL BE HER LOT. YOU'LL SEE, GERTRUDE KIFUS Geriy Thompson ifrl. Pc. Bond III, IV GERTY IS ONE OF OUR SNAPPY MAIOR- ETTES, AND MAKES A PRETTY POSTURE WHEN TWIRLING A BATON. DOLORES KING Dotiy Republic, Pa. Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Teachers Secretary IV OE ALL THE CARDS IN THE DECK, DOTTY PREEERS THE IACK , DOLORE5 KIRKA Dee Bowes Run, Pa. Attendance Office Assistant II, III, IV, Home-room Officer III, IV, Annual Staff IV A GOOD EXAMPLE OE BRAINS, PERSONALITY, AND LOOKS. Hi- Y III, IV IOSEPH KOPACKO Ice Republic, Pa. Hi-Y III, IV IOE, A NICE CHAP, ALWAYS TRIES TO DO THE BEST THAT HE CAN, WOULD LIKE SOMEDAY TO SERVE IN THE ARMY FOR UNCLE SAM. IOHN KORDICH Kordich Royal. Pa. MEET ONE OE REDSTONE'S FAMOUS TNVINS, THESE BOYS ARE SURE TO ALVVAYS WIN. THOMAS KORDICH Tommy Royal, Pu. WE SHALL NEVER FORGET TOMMY WI-IO LIVES AT ROYAL: TO HIS ALMA MATER, HE WILL BE EVER LOYAL. MARY KOVICH Mae Allison Jil. Pu. Glee Club IV, Tecchefs Secretary IV MAE, WHO COMES FROM ALLISON NUMBER ONE, IS WELL LIKED BY EVERYONE. STANLEY KOSAREK Ray Howes Run, Pa. GOD BESS THE MAN WHO INVENTED SLEEP, RAY IS THANKFUL TO HIM FOR KEEPS. LOUISE KRAYNAK I.ou Thompson 32, Pu. Rifle Club IV, Advertising Staff IV, TrifHi-Y IV, Teczclters Secreicry IV, Glee Club IV, Aitendcnce Office Assistant III, IV LOU SEEMS TO BE BUSY EVERY MOMENT. ii- 4011-32 WILMA KRELKO Willie Allison iii. Pa. Glee Club IV WILMA WANTS VERY MUCH TO BECOME A SECRETARY, WE KNOW HER BOSS WILL BE QUITE PROUD TO HAVE SUCH AN EFFICIENT PERSON. LOUISE KRINOCK Butch Bowes Run, Pa. Attendance Office Assistant II, III, IV, Tri-I-Ii-Y III, IV, Advertising Staff IV, Homeroom Officer II BUTCH HAS A SMILE AND A Cl-IEERFUL WORD FOR EVERYONE. KATHRYN KUDYBA Katie Allison, Pu. DID YOU KNOW THAT KATIE IS ALLISON'S OUTSTANDING POLKA OUEEN? STELLA KUZNIAR Stell Merrittsiown, Pc. Library III, IV, Tri-HiAY III, IV, Glee Club IV, TeGcher's Secretory IV WHAT MAN COULD ASK FOR MORE THAN THIS? ANDREW KVORTEK Korty Republic, Pu. IF EVER YOU WANT TO TAKE AN AIRPLANE RIDE, BE SURE TO HAVE PILOT KORTY BY YOUR SIDE. BETTY IANE LACEY Braznell, Pa. G. W C. Club BETTY WANTS VERY MUCH TO BECOME A BEAUTICIAN. WE WISH HER SUCCESS IN FULFILLING HER AMBITION. EARL LEBOVITZ Republic. Pa. Hi-Y Ill, IV, Homeroom Manager III WE ALL AGREE THAT EARL IS A VERY FINE CHUM. AND WISH HIM LOADS OF SUCCESS IN THE YEARS TO COME. GWENDOLYN LXNDERMAN Gay Royal, Pa. GAY IS ALWAYS CHEERFUL AND LOYAL, SHE HAILS FROM THE TOWN OF ROYAL. MARGARET LIZANICH Margie Allison. Pu. Rifle Club IV MARGIE IS NOTED FOR HER ACTIVE INTEREST IN SPORTS. AUDREY LOCKHART And REP!-lbliC' PG- Clciss Officer I, Annual Stuff ll, IV, Teucher's Secretary IV, Home- room Manager IV, Homeroom Officer IV, Glee Club IV, Rifle Club AUD IS WELL LIKED BY ALL OF HER CLASSMATES. MARY LUKASIK May Royal, Pc. MARY IS A OUIET FRIEND OF OURS, WILL BE A SUCCESS IN ANY FIELD. JOSEPH I-UKAS Ice Republic, Pa. IOE'S OUR MYSTERY MAN AT SCHOOL, QUIET, AND DIGNI- FIED, NEVER A FOOL. ROBERT MANOLI Bob Republic, Pa. Basketball I, II, IV, Band I, II, IV, Rifle Club IV BOB'S PET SUBIECT IS SPANISH OR COULD WE BE MISTAKEN? MARY MANYAK Grindstone. Pu. Home Economics I, II INSPIRATIONS SHE'S ALWAYS GETTING, THATS THE REASON SHE'S NEVER FRETTING. ERNEST MARCOZZI Muzzy Rowes Run, Pu. Band Manager STRANGE AS IT MAY SEEM MUZZY SAYS HIS FAVORITE PASTIME IS WORKING. MILDRED MARKLEY Bug Thompson 112, Pu. TriAHi-Y III, IV, Workroom Assistanl IV, Library Club III, IV, Glee Club IV, Teacher's Secretary IV TO DICTATE TO THIS STENOGRAPHER WOULD MAKE ANY MAN SIGH. MARY MARKOVICH Lulu Republic. Pa. Glee Club IV LULU'S GAIETY AT THE WRONG TIME HAS CAUSED HER TO BE QUITE A GENIUS IN WRITING THEMES. MINERVA MARTIN Marth National Pike Ecxsl, Pa. Bus Sergeant II, IV DARK WAVY HAIR AND SMILING EYES ARE MARTH'S OUT- STANDING FEATURES. IOHN MARTINA Spike New Boro, Pu. Advertising Staff IV WELL! SPIKE'S PET PEEVE IS SHORT SKIRTS. HE'S PROBABLY THE ONLY MALE NOT OPPOSED TO THE NEW LOOK. ROBERT MARTINELLI Bob Fairbank, Pa. Hi-Y III, IV, Annual Staff III, IV, Glee Club IV BOB, WHO' IS IOLLY, WTTY, AND FULL OF FUN, IS ALWAYS READY TO HELP SOMEONE. dm Glee Club IV BUNNY IS FULL OF FUN AND MISCHIEF. TriAHiAY III, IV, Workroom Assislcmi IV, Tefxcli- er's Secretary IV, Advertising Stuff IV LIL IS NEVER IDLE, SHE'S ON THE GO FROM MORNING TILL NIGHT. PEARL MARUSZEWSKI Pea Grindslone. Pu. PATRICIA MCCLAIN Pat Republic. Pa. Horneroom Secre-lc1ryII,Glee Club IV Glee Club IV, Teachers Secretary IV, Tri-Hi-Y IV TO BE A FRIEND OF PEARL'S YOU'LL HAVE TO SPEND PAT'S GIGGLE IS A FAMILIAR SOUND. HOURS FUSSING WITH FLOWERS. PEARL MCCARTNEY Brier Hill, Pa. FRANCIS MEDLOCK Med Filbert. Pa. TO DANCE TO THE SWING AND SWAY OF SAMMY IF MED ACHIEVES HIS GOAL, FANS WILL BE ACCLAIM- KAYE IS PEARL'S AMBITION. ING HIM AS ANOTHER BABE RUTH. THERESA MESAROS Tres Rowes Run. Pa. Tri-Hi-Y IV V..-sr WHO SAYS BEAUTY AND BRAINS DON'T RUN SIDE BY SIDE? HERE'S 5688, PROOF THAT IT DOES. 'E ANTHONY MOHO Tony Brownsville R. D.. Pu. Iunior Class Officer, Hi-Y III, IV, Library Club III, IV, Hall Patrol III, IV TONY'S ALWAYS GAY AND BRIGHT, WE AGREE THAT I-IE'S IUST RIGHT. CHARMAINE F. METHENY Mcxnnie Republic, Pa. Library Club II, III, Tri-I-li-Y III, IV, Senior Class Officer, Advertising Stuff IV WE WONT MIND BEING ILL IF MANNIE IS THE NURSE WHO GIVES US OUR PILLS. IEAN MONDRELLA Mondy Bowes Run, Pcx. Home Economics I, II IEAN WILL BE CONTENT TO SETTLE DOWN TO A OUIET LIFE AT HOME. VELMA MELLOW Bunny Merrittslown, Pu. LILLIAN MENARCHECK Lil Filbert. Pa. ,lm PATTY MOODY Patsy Royal, Pc. QUIET IN SPEECH AND MODEST IN MAN NER IS THIS DEMURE LASS. CHARLES MOTII. Big Iohn Allison il. Pa. Hull Patrol II, III, IV, CIGSS Ofiicer II, Hi-Y III, IV THE REASON FOR THE TRAFFIC IAM BY ROOM 310 IS THE HANDSOME HALL PATROL- MAN. PHILOGONIUS MULLEN Phil Filbert, Pa. Workroom Assistant IV PHIL IS REALLY A FUN LOVING GAL SO BOYS, IF YOU'RE BASHFUL, YOU WON'T BE HER PAL. VERONICA MULLEN Ronnie Orient, Pu. IF YOU SEE A GIRL WHO IS ALWAYS LAUGHING AND FULL OF FUN, IT CAN BE NO OTHER THAN OUR RONNIE. 01 9 MARY BELLE NEWELL Newell Fcxirbcmk, Pa 'Te-niche-r's Secretary IV, Advertising Staff IV 'VVE MUST MAKE MENTION OF HAPPY NEWELL, TO OUR CLASS, SHE IS A PRECIOUS IEWEL. EVELYN NOVAK Too'I'oo Herbert. Pa. Hcmeroortx Ifitincmcr I, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Forensics II, IV, Student Ivl-mmqor III, IV TOOTOO'S SCHOLASTIC ABILITY SHOULD FURTHER HER CAREER IN LATER YEARS. MARIAN NOVAK Republic, Pa. Glee Club IV MARIAN IS A BLOND WHO'S SWEET NOT DIZZY, WHEN SHE PASSES THE BOYS GO INTO A TIZZY, DOROTHY PANGRAC Dot Republic. Pa. THE LASS WHO IS DESTINED TO BE THE BEST LITTLE NURSE WE'VE EVER SEEN, VIRGINIA ORSINI Valley Fairbank, Pct. Bond I, Glee- CIub IV A VIINOME LASS, INHO HAS A WAY THAT DOES THINGS TO US. MARY PATUC Brier Hill. Pu. MARYS ALWAYS HAPPY, NEVER SAD, THIS MAKI-IS A PERSONALITY THATS REALLY NOT BAD. EDNA PAULI. Eddie Bunker Hill, Pu. Glee Club IV, Advertisinq StaI'I IV EDDIES HOBBY IS DAY DREAMING CART IS THE SUBIECT WE'RE CER- TAINJ. STEVE POPOVICH Stef Republic. Pa. HE CARES NAUGHT FOR CONDUCT RULES. IF HE EVER GETS RICH HELL BANISH SCHOOLS. ROSE ELAINE PRETEROTI Ho Merrittstown. Pc. Vocal Forensics II, III, Attendance Office Assistant III, IV, Teacl1er's Secre- tary IV ROSES VOICE HAS BEEN A CONSTANT DELIGHT TO THE STUDENTS OF REDSTONE. DOLORES PUNIOCK Dolly Bowes Run, Pa. Band III, IV, Home Economics I, II DOLLY HAS DREAMS OF A WONDERFUL LIFE IN FACT HER AMBITION IS TO BE A HOUSEWIFE. MARIE QUARRICK V Allison. Pa. Rifle Club IV MARIE IS A FRIEND WORTH HAVING, AS KATIE CAN REVEAL. IOHN RAPCHAK Rcbb ' Brier Hill. Pu. Bcrsketbail I, II, III, IV ' TO ALL APPEARANCES RABB IS VERY QUIET. BUT HIS GREATEST AMBITION IS TO START A RIOT. ROSE MAE RAU Bug Republic. Pa. Horneroom Officer I, Forensics II, III, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Glee Club IV SHE IS THE GIRL WITH THE BEAUTIFUL VOICE, WERE SURE SHE WILL BE REDSTONES OPERA CHOICE. CY RECHICHAR Sport Filbert. Pu. Basketball I, II, III, IV, Baseball II, III, IV, Senior Class Officer, Advertis- inq Staff IV, Rifle Club IV QUICK AND KEEN IS THIS STAR: HIS NAME IS CYRIL RECI-IICHAR. FLORENCE RITCHIE Cyers Fcrirbunk, Pu. Band II, III, IV, Tri-Hi'Y III, Advertising Staff III WE WANT TO PAY TRIBUTE TO FLORENCE, A SNAPPY MAIORETTE. WHO STEPPED WITH OUR BAND UP THE LADDER OF SUCCESS. EVELYN ROCHECK Sis Yuirbcmk, Pa. Cheerleader II WHERE THERE'S FUN SIS IS SURE TO BE: SHE'S ONE SWELL GIRL WF ALL AGREE. 34 IOHN ROCHECK Smiles Herbert, Pu. Band I, ll, III, IV, l'l1fY III, IV, Concert Band IV THIS BASEBALL FAN IS NEVER IN DOUBT AS TO THE PENNANT WINNER. DOLORES ROSENDALE Dolly Grindstone, Pa. DOLLY'S FRIENDLY SMILE AND CHEERFUL MANNER HAS WON HER THE FRIENDSHIP OF ALL. BERNARD SALUTRIC Soldy Filberl, Pa. WHY IS SOLDY ALWAYS HURRYING? COULD IT BE HES TRYING TO CATCH UP TO HIS HEART THROB? FLORA MAE SARNE Mickey Allison, Pa. Glee Club IV AMBITION: TO MAKE MONEY: HER LIFE SHOULD BE PEACHES AND HONEY. AMEDIO SAVINI IR. Madell Republic. Pa. Class President I, Band I, II, III, IV, Concert Band I. II, III, IV, Debate Club Il, III, IV, Homeroom Manager II, Hall Patrol III, IV, Annual Staff III, IV, Hi- Y III, IV ' MADELL WILL BE OUR LAWYER. MICHAEL SENDA ' Mike Grindstone. Pa. Basketball Manage? II, III, IV MIKE'S FUTURE IS SORT OF HAZY, IT SEEMS HE IUST LOVES BEING LAZY. DOROTHY SEMONICK Babe Tower Hill 42. Pa. Homeroom Officer II, Library Club II, III, IV, Annual Stall IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Teacl1er's Secretary IV IF YOU LIKE ICE CREAM, CANDY, OR POP: VISIT DOROTHY AT THE CHOCOLATE SHOP . DOROTHY SHARPNACK DoDo Republic, Pa. I-lomeroom Manager I, Hall Patrol Il, III, IV, Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Glee Club IV, Forensics IV, Annual Staff IV DODO IS ONE WHO RANKS SECOND TO NONE IN HER STUDIES. MARY SHIRILLA Fairbank. Pu. Library Club IV, Rifle Club IV, Teacliefs Secretary IV, Advertising Staff IV HAPPY AND CAREFREE SI-IE'LL ALWAYS BE FOUND: GLOOM DISAPPEARS WHEN MARY'S AROUND. MONICA SKOMPSKI M0nnie Filberl. PCI. Glee Club IV THOUGH MONNIE'S HOBY IS SLEEPING, SHE'S VERY ALERT DURING THE HOURS SET ASIDE FOR FUN. ff' bf. DORIS IEAN SMITH Ieanne Bunker Hill. Library Club III, IV, Glee Club IV, Advertising Stall IV IEANNE, A VERY LOVABLE LASS, WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED BY HER CLASS. Pa. IRVING SMITH Smitty Chestnut Ridge, Pa. Football, Baseball CAN YOU IMAGINE! HIS PET PEEVE IS WOMEN. OH PLEASE SMITTY, SAY YOU'RE KIDDING. PAULINE STONKO Pudue Tower Hill iil. Pc. Home Economics I, II, Glee Glub IV THIS GIRL HAILS FROM TOWER HILL NUMBER ONE, WHENEVER YOU'RE WITH HER, YOU CAN EXPECT LOTS OE FUN. AUGUST TASSONE Gus Republic, Pu. HIS BOOMING VOICE HAS MADE GUS FAMOUS THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE SCHOOL. IOHN STRAUCH Rinks Allison, Pa. Hi-Y III, IV, Homercom Manaqer II, III, Class Officer III, Hall Patrol III, IV. Advertising Stall IV. OH! THOSE BLUE EYES AND BLACK HAIR! DONNA TIBERI Dena Eairbank, Pa. IN LIFE DONNA HAS BUT ONE AMBITION AND THAT IS TO BE A FAMOUS BEAUTICIAN. MARY SPRINGER Brier Hill, Pu. Teachers Secretary IV THIS AMBITIOUS YOUNG MISS SHOULD GO EAR IN HER CHOSEN WORK, FOR HER DUA TIES SHE WILL NEVER SHIRK. ANNA MARIE STERMOCK Cupie I-'ilbert Heights, Pa. Glee Club IV, Home Economics I, II, Teacher's Secretary IV YOU'LL AWAYS FIND THIS GAL READY TO LEND A HELPING HAND. JAMES SOLOMON Shy Hi-Y III, IV, I-Iomeroom Manager IV BY THE INITIATIVE IIM HAS REVEALED ALIZE HIS AMBITION IN A SHORT TIME. Republic. Pa. HE SHOULD RE- ALIEEN SPAUGY Spoolcs Bowes Run. Pa. Tri-Hi-Y III, IV, Glee Clul: IV, Teachers Secretary IV, Rifle Club IV ISN'T IT ODD THAT SPOOKS TAKES THE COMMERCIAL COURSE, THOUGH HER REAL DREAM IS TO BE A NURSE. ORANGE TINSLEY Tins Riwyrzl, Pa, Rus Sc :ai :nt ORANGE IS A LADIES MAN. EOR IIE IIAS TALENT ANU PLRSONALITY. IOAN TWIGGEH Io Rowes Run, Pa, Bus Sergeant III, IV, Glee Club IV IO IS REALLY GREAT AT KEEPING PEACE AND OUIET ON THE BUS. THELMA VACHA Skinnie Filbert, Pa. Tri'Hi'Y III, IV, Attendance Office Assistant III, IV, Rifle Club IV, Advertising Staff IV CANDY SALES SOAR WHEN THIS GAL IS ON THE IOB. GEORGE VARVAR Verver Filbert, Pa. Easketbznll I, Eoatlwill I, III, IV, Hi-Y III, IV TC TEASE THE GIRLS IS HIS DELIGHT. ALTHOUGH IIE KNOWS IT ISN'T RIGHT. fn. DOLORES VERBANIC Do Merrittstown, Pa. Library Club, Hall Patrol, Te-acl'1er's Secretary IV, Tri-I-Ii-Y III, IV, Glee Club IV, Advertising Staff IV, Rifle Club IV WE ARE SURE SHELL ALWAYS MAKE GOOD. GERTRUDE VRESKO Gerty Republic, Pa. Rifle Club IV WHY SO QUIET, CAN IT BE YOU ARE THINKING OE YOUR LOVE, GERTY? MARY WATKINS Mary-D Thompson 12, Pa. G. W. C. Club MARY-D'S GOOD HUMOR AND CHEER IS ONE REASON WHY SHE IS HELD SO DEAR. IOE YODANZA Little Ice Thompson ii'2, Pa. Basketball Manager I, II, III, IV, Band Manaqer III, IV, Glee Club IV THAT STREAK OF LIGHTNING WAS ONLY LITTLE IOE GOING BY. IUANITA WINSTON Little Bit Allison, Pa. THIS MISS TYPIFIES THE SAYING ALL GOOD THINGS COME IN SMALL PACKAGES. FLORENCE YUHAS Flo Brier Hill, Pa. Glee Club IV FLO IS A WHIZ IN HER STUDIES, AND A REAL PAL TO HER BUDDIES. 37 ERNEST COLINET AUDREY EADIE IESSIE MAE TRACY MIKE ZATWARNISKI Pennies Tower Hill 422, Pa. Honreroom President I, IV, Hi-Y III, IV, Baseball III IF GIVEN A CHANCE, HE VVOULD CHANGE THE WORLD. VALERIA ZAYANCE Val Rowes Run, Pa. Home Eronomics I, II A CUTE LITTLE BLONDE WITH A LOT OF PERSONALITY AND CHARM. MARY ZRASNIK Mitzie Tower Hill 3452, Pa. Home Economics I, II, Homeroom Manager III, Glee- Club IV MITZIE IS A QUIET, PETITE LASS, 'WHO REALLY HAS CLASS. MARY ZUGARO Cardcxle. Pa. MARY'S UNEAILING SMILE CHEERS MANY HEARTS, SHE IS A FRIEND TO ALL. MICHAEL CHOMIAK Mike Filberi, Pa. Bus Serqearil II, III MIKE'S AFFECTION FOR SCHOOL WOULD INCREASE GREATLY IF MAC- BETH COULD BE ABOLISHED. EDWARD MARHEFKA Sum Rowes Run. Pa. Basketball II, IV, Baseball IV, Class Officer III, Advertising Staff IV, Bus Sergeant IV ED'S ABILITY AS A BASKETBALL PLAYER IS KNOWN FAR AND WIDE. RUDOLPH TOMKO Timo Grindsione. Pa. Band I, II, III QUIET AND RESERVED IS THIS LAD TO SEE HIM AROUND MAKES EVERYONE GLAD. NOT PICTURED Ernie Thompson ifl, Pa. And 'I'hompson il, Pa. Ie55ie Filberi, PG. 38 ,ggriovw W0menf6 l if 4 IQ, mp. KAW 2 - ,I O ', O 4. .gin .1 Z1 u-3 X , f ' ' if , rf Vw. x7A8lfL we LLrivLnfL!o!LcL1fLlf! g AQCOWLQ I Unaue t te Class of 49 was nothlng les ran the usual group ot Freshmen who have entered Redstone rn the past We marveled at our new sur roundmgs and auaked under the eyes of the upper classrnen 3.1 A i fww e were now Consrdered flxtures at Redstone Everythlng was tam1l1ar and there was no longer any argument as to our status St Valen trnes Day resulted ln a day ot frohc for 1t was then then our class party was ttnally reahzed s Sophomores W When another summer had come and gone W re entered Redstone as luruors Under the skrlled gurd ance ot Mrss Hames we held a Iunlor Play whlch was truly successful On February 6 1948 the Iunlor Class Party was held and 1t proved to be an eventful aI'fa1 Under the supervlsron ot Mlss Carprnelh and our class otttcers we can be certarn ot a prosperous year lndeed I at Za: stonably tl , ' ' S KS-. ft Zfllltlltt l f 2 lfLl'LL0l 15 lerry Agua rr Esther Ackles Dolores Aa rms 'Vlary Auqustrne Dolores Bnley Elma r Bal Theresa Benucnr Rena B1 rm hr He len B1 kc Tom Bohatc h Edward Bohcnek Pls anor Bolas Melvrn Buchext Barbara Bukowskl Theresa BU77Clll lohn Carhne Marcus Casserly Charlotte Cham' .naeiatiifx AN Gr 'KJ l Q K trryn Anduhcs C rmc Ar hual r B1 ko 1s Bl 17cv I YC f C rlrc lr en Campbell C :th rme Cheno k I f Cl esko . 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After the successful pertorrnances pre- sented at Redstone, the cast rnade guest perf lorrnances at Carrnichaels High School and at the Nemacolin Church. With the able directing of Miss Haines the students did a wonderful iob of this delightful farce. Qur thanks also go to Mrs. Hibbs, who so etiiciently directed the publication of the play and also to those who took part in helping to make the aitair a booming success. 1555 f xv. fa X , ' x in 4' 9 Nfuwg W- ? 1 . 'w 1 Y 'Z - 1 .Q i 1 'Q AA ,W .X Rex 9 X Y vwceeefed in ecoming The qudltty of 1 ercy 1S not strcnned sold Portrcr But wnen the sophomores entered school th1s shown toword th yeor no mercy wus ern 1n thelr work They h d most of the ch1ld1 h ii? Wie gwfze-Q ct d1spensed th s ness of the t rts plo q school and 1 e beqtnnrnq ot retrnernent Atter the excrtement of the hrst few doys ot school the stu dents rn the tenth yeotr recoqmzed the1r duty ond tr1ed os best they could to fulf ll It As they worded through hterctture by Shakespeare ond rnrhtdry occounts of Cctesor ond Notpoleon th rr hectds beqcrn to Whrrl School wcts mode cr httle more bectrcrble by the oble fcrculty ond the fun of eoch dory oft Red stone Under the sponsorsh1p of Mr Eugene Dornnels the Sopho more closs elected the tollowrnq ofltcers pres1de hctley Vrce presrdent Rob nt Leo Ro ert Slotqle se m1orn1 treos cretory Vrrqrnro MGSS1 urer loseph Zele , .t 0 'A '2 n o . , v 0 n 4 , . Q . 0 s Q ,V , , . s 0 4 . . - 3 ' 6 C O U Q A Q n u Q Q ' via.: Q A Q , . ' ' . ' wi ' ' irst yeotr in hi h ' ' ce Wcts found th ' ' ' . Y ' , 4 ,. 3 f yt ' 1' . . , . ' Q, A O II 1 , f 1 . A ,Q ,, . . A , e' ' . 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Hfl' Cn Septenmer 3 947 the doors of our Alma Mater were opened to the br1qht taced eager Freshmen Behrnd these doors we Freshmen look ahead rnto the tuture to three rnore prosprous and happy years at dear Redstone l-l ah We made new acauarntances and learned new thrnqs about hte and are st ll anxrous to open the covers of new books and make known what the contents are We wrsh to rn k es that help er We know that when we qraduate we wrll be more educated and prepared to ta 1 e ce the hardshlps of Under the qurdance ot Mr Stephen Strauch and our class othcers the clrmax ot the year rs herna dlscussed Yes Freshrnen party and wrth t me co opcratron of all we know 1t wrll prove a success 3 ' , 3 l v S X V ' ' ' K 'fl' 31' Z i V ' E 1' 4 . ' join in the activiti a e our school bett . , Elm- 'I , , mln! , lt . ' Q7 - fy - 'bl' F t W W W W . , Q I ll , , . . .--, 4 ' . Qin 1. 56 -5flll'flI'l! 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The licird practice ond lonq liours ot drill under tlie cotpoble direction ol Mr. lvlontoqno were reworcled by tlie tnony conirvliznents received olter tlie qrond ruertorrti- cince-5 ot tlie lootboll qonies. Tlie bond lios oriqinolity, ond tliis, combined Witli cooperotion, lios inode C1 record tor our bond tliot will linqer lonq in tlie rnernory ol ull tliose wlzo lxcive Seen it pertorni. l,w, 4 4 1 .,....L,, 'T go 4 L i 5 QQ: i ' 'T gg S51 I. Montcqncr fl' 1, 'X L g 'vm v,,.avf- ' -f -ww wi w 4 5555 ' ss, ww f il-.. . - -753,8 ' .5 K - Qrfiiw Sweet stroins of rnusic eclio tlirougli tire licrlls ot Redstone eocii doty during eigntn pere iod. The Senior Glee Club, under the copoble direction of Mrs. Qlgc: Gozcrlie, is prctcticing with utniost diligence to ocguire the key note to niusictrl success Perfection VVlQr: nos cxll time iieodochcs frozri checking the lrunoreds of subscriptions of tlre rncrgozino drive? Viflro sits in tive nioin troll, ridding fig- ures, ctreclcirig ticlccts, collecting reports, rind counting :money between closs clmnges? Vlflro is responsible for the returned eosels, reordered Le CM The Club is proficient dt rendering cr voriety of songs rdnging from the stdndord clossics to the modern-doy bcrllctd. As CI further demon- strotion of Verscrtility, their corol singing in the nollwcrys before tlie Cliristrncrs vocation served to infuse dll with the festive liolidoy spirit. enlorgornents, duplicate strips during the sciiool picture sole? Wttcu? Tie student rnoncigers under tlic helpful supervision ot Miss George, wlro certginly deserves tire tlrrrzrlcs of every por- son, student ond otherwise, in Redstone Higli. Sifmfmf 6LlfL6lg8l ff Zim! 0l'LCOI f .- , The new look or the old That is the ques- tion. The concert band is keeping both with the new and the old look. For the new we have Yea team--fsock it to them!!! This is the cry ot the cheerleaders as they spur the team on to victory. Trained by Miss Carpenilli, this vig- orous group has just the right touch to build up- the morale ot our team. They lead the students QHKFQK' the two pieces, Bobbie Sox Suite and At the Gremlin Ball and in keeping with the old we have played Martha and Orpheus. at pep meetings, and at football and basket- ball games. VVith their enthusiasm, they in- spire the fans to cheer loudly and sincerely tor their team. The cheerleaders are one of the most important organizations of the school. CAQQPLGCJQPJ OVVLQ OOWL 6LWf6LgQlf'f5 The nianagement of financial matters in all sections is capably handled by eti1cient home room managers. Under the direction oi Miss George, the managers handle the distribution of pictures, tickets, name cards, etc. This requires quick thinking and proficiency in rnath. Quiz Kids are not required for these positions, but brains are certainly a help. The unsung heroes of Red- stone High could well be another name for this group. This lively group consists ot commercial students chosen tor their neatness, skill, and initiative. This organization displays a perfect example ot teamwork and is one that sends out material containing both quantity and quality. One of the jobs ot the teacher's secretary is to type material for the teacher to whom she is assigned. She must be able to answer the telephone, file material, and carry out many other business tasks. Under the capable guidance of Mrs. Grant, Redstone, in this way, prepares these girls lor office duties in the future. . Teac em ecrafariw ,yy O The work of these students is to be greatly coinniended, as it is Very essential to our school. They will be well trained to fill any position in the cornrnercial field as they possess the neces- sary and admirable qualities. Une is chosen to this position only it she is dependable, capable, courteous, trustworthy, Keeping pupils under control talces rnore than the usual amount of headwork. They are responsible for such tasks as typing, filing, re- cording telephone calls and doing other office chores which help prepare thein for sirnilar positions in the fascinating business world they will enter after graduation. ln the attendance and high school office, duties are to issue the My mom Miafanla and an average student. Running off material on the duplicate rnach- ine is one of their various duties. 'Ne extend our appreciation and congratu- lations to thern for the services they have ren- dered. numerous passes, blanks, and absentee sheets. To be appointed to any such position one must qualify as a conscientious, honest worker who is courteous, dependable, and capable. To these people go our congratulations, for only with their capable assistance is Redstone able to maintain its usual precise and calm pace. omg A5i4fanf5 Under the leadership ot Mrs. Laub, the Tri- Hi-Y started out with a bang this year with the initiation ot its new members, running conces- sion stands during the home football games, and a campaign to collect tor the World Youth Fun. This was followed by a Halloween Party, Christmas Party, and a toy campaign tor the Childrens Horne. To wind up the social activif ties ot the year, it sponsored two successtul skating parties and had a Valentine Party. The Library Club has been one ot the most outstaiidiiig organizations ot the school. The rows oi books on every subject rriakes it one ot LIBRARY OFFICERS A . . 1 F. rx 1. . : ..,' .vi::.'ri 5 V r .... . .,.. ir T 's ni I rr-.JQ4 TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS Recording Sevrotary Corresponding 'Secretary A weekly meeting to discuss lite's problems in the torrn ot a project known as Teen Talk ll rnade a better understanding ot the purpose ot the Tri-Hi-Y Club which is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and commun- ity high standards ot Christian character. It stands tor the all around development of its rnenibers in Spirit - Mind - Body and serves the three rriain training agencies: Home - Church - School. the most complete school libraries in the district Under the competent supervision of Mrs. Call, the club has made a much-praised library for Q ig President . ....... Verna Bindas Vicc- Presidrrnt loAnn lhckle Dorothy Scrrnonirk Elaine Fleming Treasurer .. . Lillian Menarcheck The Hi-Y, originally organized from the Young Men's Christian Association, strives to promote self-improvement and fraternity aruong persons with whorn they are in contact. The Hi-Y is divided into two groups: the Alpha HifY and the Beta Hi-Y. These boys have played an outstanding part in the various coun- Reclstone. The friendly assistants will aid ycu in any way possible. Besides the hours ot work, the Library Clup has tinie for social .rf fairs. They sponsored noon-hcur dances, a ty contests of the Y. M. C. A. During the year, they have sponsored noon-hour dances, a raffle, and a HEY, Tri-Hi-Y Party. The HLY, under the leadership cf Mr. Daririels ond Mr. Carderelli, has proven its worth to Redstone by the niany services rendered to our Alma Mater. scivi-foritiol dcrrrce sfverrrl rjftrties and rt trrgw to the Carnegie Library and rilrtces of interest in Pittsburgh. Frcfti all the students to the Li- hrfzry Club we say Hart s oil i I l l CPQZPLZP? CM The George Vtfashington Carver Club is an organization whose purpose is to develop a higher degree of moral and social aspirations in the Negro youth of today. lt is composed of students who have shown that they possess abilities in leadership. Their motto is: Climb Ye the Mountains No Matter How Slow Ye May Trodf' ln our estimation, we, of the Bifle Club, had the best organization in this field in the history of Redstone High School. Of course, we must admit that last year's club was fairly good with such marksmen as Betty, Cliff, and Rudy, but this year we really shone with sharpshooters Novak and Manoli. Our objective was to learn how to handle , sm, Q ear e Wanfiilfagfon cwuer The club membership consists of all stu- dents, Who are under the guidance of Mrs. Fan- nie Allen of Republic. Officers of the club are president, Dorothy Clarlcg vice-president, Dorothy Brothers, secre- tary, Bernice Washington, treasurer, Beatrice Xftfilliams. rifles, the positions of shooting, and the care of firearms. Under the supervision of Mr. 'tas- sone, we have promoted good sportsmanship among the members of the club. The officers Were: sponsor, Mr. Tassone: president, Cy Rechichar: vice-president, An- thony Mohog secretary, Dolores Verbanicp treas- urer, lohn Brosky. fem at 7 .SZZQCA CM onderuafion CAA The Conservation Club is composed of stue dents who love the vcrst outdoors. Their orgoni- zotion discussed problems ot the soil ond dll phoses ot forestry. By crnolyzing specimens of plonts cmd soil, they lecrrn the true vdlue of lt you should hoppen to go down to the lower hcrll ornd find your wory into the old music room, you hcry heor cmything from CI rendition ot Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star to on orotund Friends, Romons, Countrymenf' environment. Through the copcrble guidoince ot Mr. Tcrssone, the club surmises meons of bet- tering ond preserving our greort noturol resour- ces. To CI newcomer ot Redstone, we extend our wishes tor success. Don't be olormed. lt isn't Cx group escoped from Torrence ond pretending they ore in nur- sery school or in the Romon Senote. lt is just the Speech Club in full swing. This club con- tributed much towcrrd producing the winners in the onnuol forensics contests. 75 Tlzis orqfinizaticn, under tlie supervision of lVliss1Gecrqe, is to tue greatly connizenaed lor its wlxoleliearie-Cl COfOF9fCIllOll anfl wortli-wliilo ser vice in lceepina order in tlxe halls liere at Red- stone. Cnr hall patrol is as irnportant to us as trt:fi.c ccjcs' are 'c a crowded intersection it, sctve iviccrttiiiit city. ll ycu liavo ever wandered Wny we Piave coxnplote crtgior in the buses, you will be intcrf ostetl to liricw tliat tliis is clue largely to itze tact tlzat we liave sncli capable luns se-raeants wtio know tlieir iolo and do it. Persons cnosen as luis seraeants nxust lzave a strona, reliable clear- acter. l-le niust be trainea to ineef any einer- Q x . - Ns! Aa! Paffof Not only do tliey keen traffic moving, but they also act as tire inarslials during tire drills. You can see tliat without tlie hall patrol, a :great deal ot confusion would reign. So tc ilieni aces our sincere thanks, Of xfliicli triey are very deserving. igency tlat iniarit arise. Tlie bus sefqeiml slzoiild not only lie tlie drivers assistant, but also tlic students representative in matters con- cerning transportation. Altliouqli little is said about tliis aroup, its iinportance is so immense tnat it is a necessary part oi a scliool's functions. 14 Q :f'2ui,-gn-.N 4,1 , 144 ergeafufa conomicd OWLQ The Home Economics course teaches girls to make the house one lives in a home. New equipment has been added this year, making it one ot the most outstanding modern and at- tractive courses ot today. lnnovaticns this year were the teas and delightful luncheons held by these girls tor the enjoyment to the teachers and Two courses, woodworking and drafting are ottered in the lndustrial Arts Department. Students are tamiliarized with tools, machines, various kinds ot woods, and the making ot blue prints. They are given an opportunity to build, it students. They learn the art of good grooming and attractive dressing. Home Economics students look to charming Miss Stewart tor advice on their curriculum and their personal problems. Through her efforts and supervision the instructions of the Home Economics has been acclaimed one of the best. using their drawing as a guide. Through the Industrial Arts Department, the R. H. S. Crattsmans Guild has ascended. Their aim is to better shop facilities with the proposed instructions of Mr. Dannels and Mr. Chrise. .ync!w5Llria .AHB leiafe CM Late in November, students interested in debating met in room 3ll and organize-3 a club composed of thirty-tive members, thirteen ot these becoming active members. The problem for debate was: Resolved, That the federal government shou'cl ieauire arbitration of labor disputes in all basic Ameri- can industries. ln the county contest held at South Union on April 2, 3, our debate team emerged as coune ty champions. ln the district contest held at California State Teachers College, our team captured second place in the Southwestern Pennsylvania Division. Our Forensic contestants won more tirst and second places in the county than any other high school. Rita Cfraziani won additional honors tor the speech club by winning first place in the Shakespearean Reading contest and repre- sented our school at the state finals at Gil City, again winning the honor oi being selected as state champion. S -c S 'f..'em 1 1 ir. 1, Cr'1'1'.i J r r .ry it ii 4 v 4 ' ' 'Tr , orelfwic Robert Christopher L. Glad, B. Chippeuux, R. Chrisfophrfr State Wirlnez Anna H13 rx,'COII1fD3l'1iS1 ITIS flf'l!LWfL8lfLt0-L 04555 lorry AFVUITT1 cjlfL5fl lfLlfVL8lfLf6L! 6LlfLC! MCM! XWJQVWAA lt you hove heord the sounds ot melodious music echoing through the holls of Redstone ot noon hour, it's the Girls Ensemble which con- sists ot twelve voices blending in perfect hdr- rnony, procticing tor the Forensics Contests. Through the ettorts ot Mrs. Clgd Gozolie, their niost tdlented ond cdnitble directress, the Enf seznble lids been very successful. rlliese girls will enter the contest ond do their Very best to ntctlce Redstone proud ot them. jm frumenfaf 52454 fd Redstone High School entered tour solos, two ensembles ond one bcrtcn twirling contest- ont in the county contests held ot South Union l-ligfi School. We had tour superior dnd three excellent rdtings which guczlified dll ot the con- festctnis to enter the dts' ct ccxitests Field dt Cfilifcrxo Stdte Teachers 'college cz? Cdlitornid, Po. Two ct cur ccniestffrgts 'ff1171l1llGCl to gc tv s f'e contests :1elii'1:TC1l -Qi Iii! iii I XX fffffef qzfazbaiaai 1 4 gf X 0 ,fm W X xg X , XX 411 'I ' 3 as W 3+ '51 . f 5 XX .l g X X x J t 7 ' ' imw W ik Q '-Ld , K '1 'Nl gf K X X C f gi- 1 f - f X - Y 1, I' 3 f - ef V11 -.Lx 1 We es , 5 5' M 1 X NN IX xx ,, Z 'gif K ' I . 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He Wds roted nigh drnonq the bockfield stors in the County. Since rnost of ttie ployers on this yeor's tedrn will be book next yedr, the prospect of o VV. P. l. A. l.. Closs AA chornpionsliip oppeors briqlit. .... .2 , ,AM MH Show 1:1211 117111 Eos hcfided for CI C,- Touchdown v iii' Guliccz shows how to '38 Stop them v'4 'Wd ERCEGOVIC ROTH Ulu on ROHALEY HUSTAK ww-r-W M: AF' wi SCORE BOARD .,4l'-.Lf 2. ffm cw 7 UA KW5 X 'l Qui M1 Ei P-N43 -1-s 5 crhiorma Monessen Bro NVWSVIHQ Chcxrlerm C:CI11fO1'I'11CI Monessen Brownsvllle Chcxrlerol Wfuyrlesburq Q1 Cpu RHS fx 4 529 7 i, ., A . A I U Q 1' C 2' - .............................. 20 33 'X ' .............................. 25 23 Z' Y .. ' ............................ 37 35 l ' .............................. 70 29 ,, F Mfcxynesburq .............,..,.......... 22 44 s ' ' .............................. 42 44 qw .............................. 52 39 ' .......................,.... 56 29 ' .............................. 47 25 . ........................... 34 31 Z ' ...1 IOHN RAPCHECK CY RECHICHAR IOE DeCARLO IIALMZLL7 ana! Wanagem SENDA - NALEPKA - FABER - YODANZA OSCAR HARVEY IAMES THOMPSON BRYAN CHIPPEAUX ALBERT BUDINSKY HAROLD COOPER Coach Delfigio talks and Harvey demonstrates howit's done. Coached by Alfred Delfigio, former Hawk cage star, Redstone had a fairly successful bas- ketball season finishing in a tie for third place in Section Seven. After getting off to a good start, winning three out of three non-league games, Redstone opened their season at the Glory Barn beating California 33-20. In the most exciting game of the season Redstone edged out California by the narrow margin of two points. Cy Rechichar put this one in the bag by hitting the hoop for two points Watch out team, here comes Ed ! with ten seconds remaining to play. Redstone lost the services of Bryan Chippeaux who suf- fered a sprained ankle. Redstone closed the season at Waynesburg bowing by the score of 34-31. Cy Rechichar, an excellent shot, deserved the credit bestowed on him when he was placed on the All-Section Seven Team. Ed Marhefka, another star player, gained a place on the second team of the All-Section Seven Team. 93 QW lm ju Jdcffm On flame 3740,- .,w gif., lg-eff 1, K : ,' : gwegaf Mr. Barantovich, our new coach, issued ci call for candidates on March l6, l948. Thirty boys reported for practice the following afternoon. Since most of our play- ers are experienced, we expect a aood season. First base, Leo Rohaleyg second base, Cy Rechicharg shortstop, Ed Marhefkag third base, Roy Chiplasky. The outfield will read from left to right: Red Roth, Mike Motil, Ray Brayo, with Mike Lapko and Iohn Karlowicz in reserve. The pitching chores will be handled by Ioe DeCarlo, Scotty Keeney, lack Grnutza. With a little luck our boys will qo far in the W. P. l. A. L. race. 95 21? Ji Q ff IW fx!! Eff! f J K5 . Q N ti N! w s alll i E gddegd sS?6Ll 5 They Pitched Our Team To Victory SCOREBOARD Redstone .... . . . 7 Mosontown . . . Redstone .... ..... 1 4 Georges .... Redstone .... . . . 4 German . . . . Redstone .... ..... 5 Mosontown . . . Redstone .... ..... 1 5 Georges .... SXXAQI I Hefs G K1 OSS 30 G' H .'5Yx5e X Omer LOVE S BLIND My GIFT I If C I sttouId Hu t Q nbedr A SCU t twm so r gut stcxr H L I J IQQQG I 1 gs Q I ud QI JD HT I sI'1ouId Ice t sertd yor t essence uzved CI d YHYYICICI s m krssed Nowers 0 VD QUQQQ Cr I1 I tt G song Itdttlodt dronq T9 IQ WNY! Ot brook ttrouqlt ICI ry bowers I dsaed my I eort And rt dldrt t know INIM, trt the worId I sHouId Irke to send you the dewdrops 'Ihoft qhstert Qt bredk of ddy rmd IIISH ot ruqht the eerle Irqht If IOVGCI YCU Q0 Tttdt rrtcimtIes tl e rrulky way UW90 UW CYCQ I sI1ouId Itke to se d you the Power A Gt YQCIW U1 :Q tat rt DIIIIIICJ rut overt r v 1 Y CI C1 KNOW I te power to su IIC cmd c uqt the wrtue Iove s Hurd It s true As Jourrte-y1r 3 tttrouqh I1 e you go V G But these are mere I mctful wtshes I II send you cr God soeed mstectd And I II CI tsp your mind cmd you II understand The thmqs I trove Ieft unscud L E G THE NEW LOOK 3 u '1 t seen your ddte of Idte Dres ed Qtytc trdt you Just ndte Aust wondered whot Idd mode your mote Dres up 1r1 sudt CI Inq ttul state? W It Us tcm ed sutt cmd PKIIIQFIIIKI dresses e fe ps y trtev ft chu I4 fuII of guesses r und t ro Jmq down Ius books es 1 u s the rt w oo ' Rr CHEMISTRY D ng d sorrq of sulflde A becucer IuII Of Irme Pour and twenty test tubes Brectkmq dII the txme 7 tert the to I1 'I e tu ue oeqm to re-ek t rt on dw ess o true t Jo tm es 1 wee-5? , I tI1:ugPx of tru: 5, ' ' Aj I ft Qs .f I - qt V - r.,1y u ct -M ,t1, You to 1119, Cr ie . Q kle :TI -I :tie hid E Xzttii searched the zvorfisr QI g qmy 531959. if Q1 dl-,,.'Ny QW - X TC fl!-CI ICV55 IYQY Tlrut :Iiru tc Q: 'ID' 'ztur I V iid '-' ' E1 . I1 o o. 1 he o A Q l- SKQIN . I I e I.- 'I . T IC' o I oo- t 9 'Ha ' 5 I The Q rio ' . G gy I A I , v . I Aly A K I A . , I I I I I I K I I I, . I I ' N ' I . -- .1 I' ' . I Cl I A 1 ' L , sort' ,- , Rfk. the - ' TL 1 Q , ' Et ox , Ar d the i'zt'f' I . I y. 1, 1 Q - I' 'I . W. ,, ,Eff .L . - A -, C ' ' . ' Q. ' ' . . 3 , I-Icxve 'o . o. o ' mi ' ' ss uincfdet-f 'f ' N ' f ' ' ' ' Lv I V . 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Mlss Murray ever went wrong tn tr1g? Mary Shrrtlla stopped sm1l1ng? lrvmg Blumentrld was a dollar a year man? Tony Erlavec gave the rlght answer 1n Engllsh? Ed Marhetka would stop teasmg gtrls? lrvmg Sm1th knew what he was talkmg about? Ros1e d1dn t have Madel? Mrs Call wasnt hav ng fun? Florence would speak out 1n P O D ? Mrss George lowered her vorce? Earl hved 1n town? Martha Franks had to put her l'1a1r up every nrght? Mrs Laub lost her laugh? Ralph wasnt 1n the oltrce? Dons Sharpneck was caught cheatmg? Sam Crescml s ha1r was llke lsh ka blbble? Mary Zbasnrk wmked at a boy? Dorts lean stopped talk1ng about Larry? loe Erlavec was taken serrously? Barbara Balabon was mayor of Boystown? SIS Rocheck d1dn t laugh the way she does? Vrrgrnta Orsrm was talkatlve? Mrs Peterman d1dnt teach by the sense ol feellng? Orange wasnt talklng about Royal? lohn Glagola had black ha1r The Senlor Class d1dnt have Ma Hames to advtse them? Leroy Bryan had h1s mmd on somethlng bSS1d9S wolt1ng? Redstone had a wmnmg Football Team? Thelma stopped sellmg candy? The Glee Club ever sang 1n tune? Mrke would go to Engllsh Class? Anthony Moho would go steady? lure Fleld would not wear her sweater? Elame Elemmg would ta1l a test? loe Bonaco d1d the Irtterbug ? Ernest MGTCOZZI d1dnt thrt? Rob Hustak wasn t clownmg Babs ? Andrew Gasper lost h1s temper? Stella Kuznlar d1dnt look sweet? Pearl Maruszewskt d1dnt have Ch1ppy 'P Cyr1l S1 Rechxchar was w1thout polse? Ed Ercegovlc wlthout that lnnocent look? Ros E Preterotl d1dnt l1ke to SIDQQ Dolo es Verbanlc was s1x feet tall? Mary Ann Coumas cheated on her boy trrend? Mr Lucas lost h1s sense of humor? Marybelle would qutt roller skatmq? llO CL OM, 871, K- . , , . , , . . . 1. . . Q V . . T . . .xg ma Wafer ee Dear Redmo 1e H g S1114 W leda ou rr 11ue Ill ao 1oo o ee 19 11111 W 1 L 1 ue e er We 1rue 1o 1 1ee 111 1a111 a11ol wope ana C11CIT11V Loyal ever we Wlll be Qur 5-11111a Mater God Blesq 111ee 6Ll 8 W8 VL 52 Alma Mater we s1r1q fo you W'11o 111111 knowledge has S1 DXJI1 our ways Ana e would br1r1q 1o you O'11y '1or1or IF future Clays Bu1 r1ow farewell dear Redsfone 1-11q11 Me ory w1l1 stay al1oouao we sfray Farewell farewell Clear Heds1or1e H1a1 V1 ell re111e111ber you always And we who love Redstone H1q11 And loya ly 11er obey 111 11 e conseorate Sl19l'1C9 lcvow '1 1a1 Her challenge S1111 holas 1oclay, So How farewell dear Reflmoue H1q11 lvle 1 ory 111111 stay ,xl1Houg 1-Je stray Farewell, farewell, dear R ds'or1e H1q11 Your C1'CIllGT1QG we 1a1ce 1oday 1 Q1 11.1, Q 4' 1.- lfll 5 1 'lo thee e rz A e r A1 oi1L1Se' '. 'T' . , , , ' ' YV' , ' 1 , 11113 we 1 1 Ae 111111 :mia or 1 - ' - ' 1 .L. , , lo 111g 11 fi . 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