Redstone HS 1964 Yearbook (Republic, PA) - Full Access

BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Peretti, John Mehalik, Bennie Graham, Ronald Haroen, Dominic Bryan, Steve Semonick, Bob Harper, Anthony Marion, ~ob Randolph, Jasper Martin. ROW TWO: Clarence Thomas, Bruce Douglas, Dave Hromada, Edward Fajger, Dick Ferchak, Earl Allan, Jack Reagan, Rteh Vojtkofsky. ROW THREE: Wayne Porter, Arthur Guty, Bob McGinnis, Ted Litchney, Charles Kopacko, Paul Duran, Rich Gonzales, Dave Bashour, Cecil Dunlap. ROW FOUR: Rich Kinsinger, Andy Kachurik, James Kyle, John Gera, Roger Patterson, Terry Cvetan, Mike Kubitza, Jerry Corella. ROW FIVE: Charles Ford, Jack White, Don Defino, Ronald Maleta, Greg Taylor, Mark Hasson, Gary Skoda, James Green, Edward Russian. fli-V good will aJtd fdlowsltip Tn-Hi·Y and Hi·Y ofiicer~ tJke time out at the installation part}' to pose for t~e cameraman; Their smiling faces and those oi the: sronsors, ~frs. Hart and ~!r. Peretti. r<:tlcct hopes of ::.:liilling their aim-to ser\'t the school well. Under the supen•ision of Mrs. Hart and Mr. Peretti, the Omega Tri-Hi-Y and the Alpha Ht-Y strive to "Create, m.1int.1in, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high st.tndards of Christian character." For the second consecutive year, offiCers were inaugurated in a joint inmllation ceremonr. ~!r. Charles Brown, Boys' S<:cretll)' of the Cniomown Y.M.C.A., presented the "World Sw·1ce" and "Local Ser"ice" pllques to the Red– stone Hi-Y. This was rhe firsr time in the htston· of all local chapters that a club rc-ceh·ed both awards simultaneously. C.tught up in the Chrisrmas spirit, the two organizations participated in the "H.mging of the Green{' at the Salvation Army Home. Baskets of food \'\'ere donated to needy flmilies in the immediate area. These organiZltions combined work with play. The i\farch of Dimes record hop :~dded sparkle to the orglniutions· social funCtions. Proceeds from this e'·ent were contributed to the Fayette County March of Dimes Fund. The Tri-Hi-Y made elaborate preplrations for the ~fother Jnd DJughter Banquet which pro"ed to be J festi,·e .1ff.tir. Memories of these s.uisfring .1nd fun· filled experiences lrnger. 117