Redstone High School 1965 Yearbook (Republic, PA) - Full Access

BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Cummings, Jean lincoln, Donna Caglia, LeRoy Knox, Christina Cari, Barbara Wajda, Betty Sopp, Donna Bryan, Charlene Rouse, Cheryl Parrella, Barbara Henderson. ROW TWO: Holly Jameson, Karen Whetzel, Libby Mahaney, Theresa Bernot, Gerry Gralka, Charles Moore, Carolyn Morgan, Sharon Gilmore, Linc;fa Kovachick, Judy McClelland, Annetle Carroll. ROW THREE: Belly Mudery, Raa Polosky, Marcia Mehalik, Carol Taffoni, Janet Kopec, Beth Nelson, Martha Kulikowski, Linda Hone, Beatrice Voytovich, Henry Polvinale. ROW FOUR: Martin Victor, Annelle DeNardo, Charlene Seese, Mark Rouse, Terry Kumava, Ronald Riffle, George Kovach, Karen Glover, Robert Duke, Richard Vargo, Wayne Mickey. ROW FIVE: Walter Hedges, Tony Stock, Chuck lizanich, John Ducor, Bill Gordon, Joel Grantz, Terry King, Rich Markley, Joe Whiteko, Dan Fraley. TOP ROW: Dave Sweitzer, William Durinzi, Jim Kuhoric, Bruce Rankin, Ken Harasty, Phil Bokoch, Jim Chuma, Ira Chrise, Ted Fetock, Tom Dirda, Tom Carbo. Chemistry Club Full cooperation from seventy students ac– counted for the club's success. Through vari– ous activities, supervised by Mr. George Cummings, the young chemists furthered their chemical knowledge. Redstonians kept abreast with new developments through mem– bership in the National Science Club and the Future Scientists of America. In October, two students represented the club at a lecture on "Atomic Structure" at Mount Mercy College. Later in the year, enthu– siastic members visited the United States Steel Research Center to observe an industrial center at work. During the second semester, they toured the Westinghouse Atomic Energy plant. Outstanding students competed in events held at canfornia State College. Members with creative ability entered exhibits in the annual Science Fair; others vied for recogni– tion in an achievement test. Combining work with play by sponsoring dances and a Christmas party, the club added zest to the year's activities. "Shame," cry the more temperate club members. The refreshment committee erases all suspicions when the tell·tale boxes yield appetizing sandwiches. 119