Red Lion Area High School - Lion Yearbook (Red Lion, PA)

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1 V 1 Y W 'vw Y v 1 1 ' ' V varfn rszsvnrnvpvnn Pnrrifrwn WW I 11-7 T' v 4' 5 . r Y 5 r 5 F 'F vi F r r 'F 5 5 Q L4 . 7,71 K ' . F Q 2 fr F 5 5 5 P 'B' u. E e 5 Q Sl Y E g . IT E' if ,S . E J , . 1n.v.fv..,.. J . CUB SENIORS OLGA ARIETTA SNYDER HETTA Boy.' I IIopc Secretary of Class '24e'25-'26-'27g Secretary Ormar Blite Komercial Cluhg Come Out of the Kitchen '28, Here we have it! Quietness. goodness. good nature. all, in fact, needed to make a good student. She never gets in trouble, always knows her lessons, does her home work. and as a student is nearly perfect. She surely pulls down those A's and B's in Shorthand. Miss Brinser considers her one of the best pupils in the class. We do not know what Olga intends to do, but we will probably hear sonletilne in the future of l1er success as a secretary. 5'7'l'llf' lmppimwx. if ullrlersfood, . f'onxim'.w ulonc in doing good. DOROTHY BERTHA STAUFFER MDOT!! Hof Ilampcf' Out of my way. gum shoe Varsity Basketball '26-'27-'28g Orchestra '25-'26- '27-'283 Glee Club '26-'27: La Societe Franeaise '28g Art Editfr Annual '28g Yanki San '27. 'tDot is a lass with mischievous eyes and smiles. lVhen ever in sorrow or need of a friend call on Dot for sl1e is so full of humor that one's sorrow would vanish i11 a short tilne. The equal of her l1u1nor is hard to find in the class of '28. Bertha is known to the basketball fans as the famous peep shooter of Red Lion High. Although Dot is heavy sl1e could easily run circles around the opposing guard. Next year we will see Dot ill low heeled shoes, dresses four inches from the floor. H1111 a little cap perched on top of her head-a nurse. Tis fhc fiddle ye play and the smile yo wear 7'hflf'.v ll 'making ihc SIIHHIIHIY' e1ie1'ywilcre. ALMA COREDA TARBET msn Say, Kids Zaner Pen and Ink Club '27: President Ormar Blite Korner:-ial Klub '28g Hilltop Typist '28, May we have the pleasure of introducing our class- mate, Alina. who is continually talking. So they say, but it doesn't matter providing she wears a smile every day. She was almost overcome from having to sit quietly so long while she posed to have her likeness made for this great annual. Red wishes to ll9C'Olll9 a typist, and we are sure she will be successful, because she is very brilliant in this particular subject and she usually aceoln- plishes what she undertakes. Self-trust is the first secret of success. Twenty-si.r 1

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X'-X X fmiisx I Q ix J W' f t 1. .' X If ml L, ,-5 .,. vnv v v v v v ' V, P, 'tl rf-muon n in-nfvfrnrpnenarnn-rfn-V 1-rn l ' It O Q l .P if it - -, 1 V X Q Nt ,f J Abi x x A x H x xYx1x L x x L is A A' r s ikqxr J,.114-nfn'u,u'n.u'n-ufntudfvlu11:-r1Lu'uf11cafu wffrrrrl- SENIORS IRIS HESTER THOMPSON HIIET77 Eels-cel: ll' Mathematics Club '27g Latin Club '26g Dramatic Club '27g G-lee Club '26-'27-'28g President of Glee Club '28g Class Basketball Team '27-'28: Hilltop Reporter '28g Associate Editor '27g Editor of Annual '28g Junior Play '27g Senior Play '28g Yanki Sun '273 Minstrel '28g Library Play '28g Orchestra '28. Eek-eek! Out of the way! Here comes Het , one of the giggling, but industrious girls of the class of '28, When humor is around Hester isn't missing, and when it comes to pulling down A's and B's she isn't missing either. As for playing the piano in Assembly and Orchestra- she surely can tickle the ivoriesf' Her capability as Editor-in'Chief enabled us to have the fine annual we have. Happy um I,' from cam I am free- lVhy 01m't they ull br? voiztcfnted like me? FREDERICK RICARDO TOOMEY I-'R1Tz Goa thafs Iliff Track '25-'26-'27g Basketball '27-'28g Zaner Pen and Ink Club '27g Ormar Blite Komercial Club '28g Come Out of the Kitt-henl' '28g Vicerpresident of Senior Class '28, He is known to his classmates as a lad with light hair and blue eyes. When it comes to typewriting he certainly can tickle the keys. He has big business ideas and sixteen years from now we will know him as a niillionaire. His greatest hobby is taking apart his watch and counting the pieces. We also admire Fritz for his athletic ability. He played substitute Center on the varsity and fought his l1ardest'wl1en put to the task. The 1v0rId's fl stage on fwlzich, all parts arc played. FREDERICK ANTHONY UFFLEMAN AISTUDS! Heaven'.w Gosh' Treasurer of Class '25g President of Class '253 Pen and Ink Club '27g Ormar Blite Krmercial Klub '283 Track '25-'26-'27-'2sg Basketball '26-'27-'28g Class Basketball Team '28. Frederic-k, better known to all of us as Stud is one of our happy boys. He is always in good humor and seldom worries about anything. Frederick has proved his willingness to try, as shown by his interest in different activities. The next thing that he is willing to try is to become a com- mercial teacher. 1 In the lmrieon of youth, Wlricla, Fate 1'rf.verz'f's For a bright manhood, there Is no such. ll'O1'Cl as 'fail' . Twenty-eight I