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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1930 volume:

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The class of 1930 hopes that she may long continue to maintain in our school the high stand- ards of scholarship and conduct which have characterized her work, and the sympathetic and pleasing manner that has endeafred her to all. l... img? ,'!,,f N l V2 'AT I ON! f F N N V 5 M2'l 'f2zf ' X IJ f A ,-gf yy! W1 ,HQQZWI ' , - I 'ff 1,1 I 3 x,, -L 5' ' AWf wym QM 'T' ' 'yn nmnziam TU' 'rf -1-JX QDI Z Z2 BOOL Une - Adminisfrof BOOL TWO - The SCL., BOOL -Hwee - Acfivif BOOL Fw? - Aihlei BOOL Five - A J X M NIIJTIQATION ,nf X4 Wo 'X - I EE: X -Tl-IE rue I: A A 2 Q ... j 'X ' :Af I' N '- Z f Q25 Q ' glfffy tw - W ,,. -1- Y AW : YL- 1ln,,,,H ui Q1::::::: ........ 5 Wiz. Q-Y i ff CD L-ai, E If ? Thirteen THE CUB ggi Ili - Iii 'X - tx: -1 :iz 'K Q 'W Q1- -lm 7-I -Af A I n:::::,E?::: D ulg i E: - - i i Q '. A: W ILE Fozwfccn 3 f W :iz X T E CLIB 19 TQ fp-f ir:-ji - Xf ,, I-I - .. -1' sei A - 5 : I N 'lb Y A A .Q gif' ' ' :g:::::::::::::::f:fE Y. f Y -V - 'Nfl' W ii. 11m.,,,,. W ml -45 ,f Fifteen K 1 - .P ii .THE fe fi- Ififmb '- - l'3ET' iz: C to ' 1 5 ' A5 iii . ' CJCLIHLI :ALBERT G. W. SCHLEGEL A. B., A. M. Supervising Principal Moravian College, A. B. Post Graduate XVork: Lafayette, Muhlen- burg, and Temple. - Pennsylvania State College, A. M. HARVEY J. BECKER B. S., A. M. Principal of Junior-Senior High School Cumberland Valley State Teachers' College. Franklin and Marshall College, B. S. University of Pittsburgh, A. M. DOROTHY E. ADAMS Health. Physical Education. Library Millersville State Teachers' College. lVest Chester State Teachers' College. DIARTAN AGNEXV Art anal Home Economics Bloomsburg State Teachers' College Drexel Institute. Pennsylvania State College. EDYTHE ESBENSHADE Commercial Subjects Banks Business School. Temple University. Susquehanna University. NAOM1 J. FLURY D. H. Dental Hygienist University of Pennsylvania D. H. GERTRUDE E. FOUTZ A. B. Latin and French Heidelberg College, A. B. Post graduation work at New York Univer- sity. French Institute at Pennsylvania State College. University of Grenoble, Grenoble, France. BEULA11 YIALL A. B. General Scicncc, Civics, History Indiana State Teachers' College. Pennsylvania College for Women, A. B. ' BIARIE HILDEBRAND Colnnicrcial Subjects Beckley College. Elizabethtown College. HUGH K. JoHNs'roN Ph. B., L. L. B., A. M. Civics, Problems of Democracy, American History, Conzmcrcial Law, Athletic Director Dickinson College, Ph. B. Dickinson Law School, A. M., L. L. B. JANET IQALTREIIIER A. B. English and Latin Albright College, A. B. Post graduate work at New York Univer- sity and Pennsylvania State College. ELESTA KREIDLER A. B. Geography, History Millersville State Teachers' College. Pennsylvania State College. Columbia University. Elizabethtown College, A. B. IVAN BIECHTLY B. S. Physics, Biology. General Science Lock Haven State Teachers' College. Pennsylvania State College, B. S. EDGAR C. MooRE Pcninanship, Jlathcinatics, Algebra, Spelling Pennsylvania State College. Elizabethtown College. CHARLES R. NITCHKEY B. S. History. Physical Education East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College. B. S. BL.ANCHE L. STAUFFER A. B. English Susquehanna University, A. B. RIAXINE SWEELEY B. S. IN Music EDUCATION Music Supervisor West Chester State Teachers' College. B. G. BERNARD XVESTERBERG Manual Training and Shop Work State Teachers' College, St. Cloud, Minn. Valley City Teachers' College, North Dakota. Elizabethtown College. EDNA XVILSON , English, Geography York County Normal. Millersville State Teachers' College. Elizabethtown College. REBECCA XVALLICK Ofjicc Secretary Graduate of Class of '29 R. L. H. S. CARRIE CURRAN A. B. Enyli.sh, Civics Pennsylvania State College, A. B. Died March 25, 1930 E A LA- , , .L - E' :L-T .ii- x - 1 ? it f L' T1 13 eff A B gg a 1 i ,.,f-g: fe-f' L Stroteen lil- 5 - f ai. fpf x I- Y an Y 1 ,, Y :..... gligmm Q, - ,D f AC. I. il Z -4505: ' sl A I In ' 'E'- :f:l kwxxs El 3-- '-I-JE -ff?-im -Y m , Q Www 5 5 l l 2 il . . 3 JOHN KERR ANDERSON LOXVER CHANCEFORD HIGH '29g STAGE MAN- AGER OF DRAMATIC CLUB 4: CINDERELLA O'REILLY 4. Most extraordinary! Pon my word I Our monocled Englishman comes to us from Lower Chanoeford High School and in his one year at Red Lion has become quite popular. Kerr is one of those rare beings who have the happy faculty of knowing that well-timed silence hath more eloquence than Words . LLOYD IJAVID :ANDERSON HOME ROOM PRES. Ig HILLTOP REPORTER 21 TENNIS CLUB ag LATIN CLUB S. S. GLOBE- TROTTERS 4g ASSEMBLY LEADER 4. Lloyd because of his diminutive size is called by the nickname Pee-Wee . He is a Wizard when it comes to science and some- times believes that tl1e book is wrong. Formerly, Lloyd's name always stood at the top but this year fate decreed that the alphabet should be so arranged that this honor is no longer his. However, his grades speak for themselves. CL'RT1s JOHN ANSTINE S. S. GLOBETROTTERS 4: LATIN CLUB 3: SENIOR TRACK TEAM 45 LA SOOIETE FRAN- CAISE 3, 4. Curt is known for his arguments in Chemistry and Problems classes.We usually tiud him Expostulating On the Einstein Theory or some other weighty question. He is not always serious as members of 12B French can testify and he does enjoy mak- ing Dwight recite. What was this we heard in Travel Club of a famous Anstine Alpine Expedition, in which our Curtis performed super-human feats? ELIZABETH FERNE BAKER GLEE CLUB 4: NEEDLE CRAFT CLUB 42 GYPSY ROVER 4. I-Iouk! Honk! Here comes a Ford! A dainty brunette jumps out and runs into the school house. Who is it? Elizabeth Baker! This winsome little Miss from Rebersburg has been with us O11ly a year but has made many friends. She will enter Jefferson Hos- pital after graduation. We are quite sure her patients won't VVil11f to get well . E F L - E' -f, - L Y 1 fr N ' l 1 -1'-I. 1 5- --. . L -- i ? Y' .1 1, Nineteen Q.. - L mys- CG ll ,,,, W A. A f W lil xx ,F iii 1 I-IE me ir.. f ill - f EH: 'EE P ia S' A M53 ' f' if to L XVILLIAM EARL BRENNEBIAN ORCHESTRA 3, 45 S. S. GLOBETROTTERS 4g O. B. SWIFT COMMERCIAL' CLUB 3. This is one of our l'311C'OI1l11'l61'Ci2l.1 students from East Broadway. Earl can certainly manipulate the keys of his favorite Royal Typewriter more rapidly than any other pupil in the commercial class. Besides his commercial work he has been of great help to the orchestra for the last two years, faithfully blowing his bass horn for us. EDNA ROMAINE BURG HILLTOP REPORTER 23 BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3: VARSITY B.B. 45 TENNIS CLUB 2, 3, 4, LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3, 4: GYM CLUB 45 GLEE CLUB 4: GYPSY ROVER 4: GIRLS' RE- SERVE CLUB 4, CINDERELLA 0'REILLY 4. Burgie will be missed on the basketball squad next year. She is another member of our gang and has the versatility which characterizes them: ability in French, Eng- lish. Glee Club, Basketball, and Tennis- endless pep-and sad to relate, an addiction to chewing gum. RUTH EHIJIA CRISXVELL TREASURER OF HOME ROOM 11 VICE-PRESL DENT O. B. SWIFT CLUB 33 GIRL RESERVE CLUB 4. Ruth is one of the jolly girls of the com- mercial class. Those unwelcome marks in conduct on her Law report are the results of Eddie's entertainment. Wlierever We tind Ruth, Myrtle is sure to follow. She is among the few who get f'A's in Shorthand and English. OTTO ORVAL DETWILER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA 2, 3, 43 LATIN CLUB 3, BASEBALL 3. 4g S. S. GLOBE- TROTTERS 41 CLASS BASKETBALL 3, 4g NATIONAL ATHLETIC HONOR SOCIETY 31 HIGH SCHOOL BAND 43 LA SOCIETE FRAN- CAISE 3, 4. A faithful member of our orchestra, Otto has contributed much of his time to its success. The pipes of Pan might well Wish for so loyal fllld sympathetic a player. Otto light-hearted and seldom heard to grumble over his assignments. Unlike many musi- cians he takes a keen interest in sports and has played on the class basketball and school baseball teams. - ,,,..4f-' l if ,,.--,J f--4 B Twenty G' -fx f 1 lf -AE -Asa ' 'i sa A --I-?f'Ays?'q-1: E12-. -A 2' A5 B 'Q ' L DONALD J AMES EATON TENNIS CLUB 2, 35 O. B. SYVIFT CLUB 35 COMMERCIAL CLUB 2: GLEE CLUB 4: BAS- KETBALL. 2ND TEAM 2, 3, VARSITY BASKETBALL 4. Here he Muse thinks Ubetter late than never' is a good motto and usually practices it. I-Ie is always entertaining some one and Miss Stauffer thinks he has missed his calling. His greatest enthusiasin is basketball. Who hasn't enjoyed and perhaps been annoyed by his calm self-assurance on the basketball iioor? PAUL EROXVAN EXFIELD ASSEMBLY PROGRAM COMMITTEE 45 S. S. GLOBETROTTERS 41 HILLTOP STAFF 4, O. B. SWIFT CORPORATION 3. Paul, a bashful, studious youth can be seen wending his way to class with a look of confidence which displays his willingness to learn. He never says inuch but what he says carries some weight. His niotto is Silence is Golden . The Travel club can vouch for his kc-en sense of huinor. ALLAN ALBRIGHT FREY ORCHESTRA 2, 3, 41 BASKETBALL 3, 4: BASEBALL 1, 2, 3, 45 CLASS TRACK 3, 45 JOURNALISTIC CLUB 8: DRAMATIC CLUB 41 GYPSY ROVER 45 ASST. CIRCULATION MGR. OF CUB 33 ADVERTISING MGR. OF CUB 43 LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE, Scot may well be envied for two thingsg his attractive blue sport inodel, and fwe hope he doesn't mind our mentioning it? his good judgment in the matter of girls. He deserves much credit for his consistent playing on the second basketball tea1n,which makes a varsity possible and on the varsity itself when needed. Last spring Allen was in the tinals of the tennis tournament. GLADYs ROMAINE GEM MILL GLEE CLUB 4: THE GYPSY ROVER 4: LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 8, 4: FIRST AID CLUB 33 GIRLS' RESERVE CLUB 43 TENNIS CLUB 2, 33 HIKING CLUB 2. One of the twins of the Senior Class. Glad also is a 1l191l1b61' of that famous Broadway Gang and it is said that she has quite a few friends of the opposite sex. Her ailn is to become a nurse but she intends to enter a iinishing school before taking up this profession. N 'E LA--- A --4 Y-- L:- 3 'E L-:L , nf l Twenty-oaze --fL'? 33. ic: N - , -I R- - I I H I Q' x A - K 1 i- .. rp? Q fan In Jw 9 'Ui 'fgfifii W 9 --V Q7 A X . NH .:::::::::::::::.siEi D ff L n 1 .,,, , ,. BIILDRED ELLEN fiEMMILL LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3, 4: THE FIRST AID CLUB 3, THE GYPSY ROVER 4, TENNIS CLUB 2, sg GLEE CLUB 4: GIRL RESERVE 4. Glad's double! To some people Mil seems very dignified, but learn to know l1er as one of tl1e Broadway gang and you will form a different opinion of her. As a domestic science teacher we can easily imagine Mil making delicious cookies and tarts. After her career as a teacher we are wondering for whom she will make cookies. SARA ALICE GEM MILL LOWER CHANCEFORD H. S. '29, NEEDLE CRAFT CLUB 4. Sally entered R. L. H. S. during her Senior year. During this time she has made many friends and has proved herself to he a worthy student. Sara Says she can't be bothered with boys, she rises too early. She hopes to beco1IIe tlIe future librarian of R. L. H. S. EVEIIYN BIA!-I fiIPE CLASS PIANIST 1: CLASS BASKETBALL 2. 3: HIKING CLUB 2. :sg ORCHESTRA BIRDS' CHRISTMAS CAROL 21 GYPSY ROVER 4: FIRST AID CLUB 31 MINSTREL SHOW 2: GIRLS' RESERVES 4, LA SOCIETE FRAN- CAISE 3, 4: GLEE CLUB 2. 4. 'Tis true that she is much inclined to talk and chatter with all mankind . But then. so do we all and why bring that up? Eps enjoys playing the piano and singing. III l1er future profession. nursing. not only will she be able to cure her patients but entertain tl1en1 as well. DANIEL DWIGHT GROVE ORCHESTRA 4: DRAMATIC CLUB 3: BOYS' CHORUS 4: SEC. LA SOCIEIFE FRANCAISE CLUB 3, 4: CHEMISTRY LABORATORY ASST. 45 CLASS BASKETBALL 4, HIGH SCHOOL BAND 43 BUSINESS MANAGER CUB STAFF 4. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4. This young student from Winterstown is always seen wearing a smile. Does he know that his curly hair and dimples are very attractive? When you want a chemist, go to Dwight. This year he is Mr. Becker's assist- ant and has proved himself worthy of the oiiice. E - -1,- Q - Ii ..LT,.-.l E g'1 A, Twenty-two 3 . mt lr iii X .. 1 ill ,cg ,EQ ll h.. lv . P an A 2 fl x E dl 9 -5- .11 Iris:-D II E- Eff'--. CG If 1g::::::::::::::::E:i Ls : 1311? 7 , , Allah., - ANNA BIYRTLE IIEHBST HILLTOP REPORTER OF O. B. SXVIFT COM- MERCIAL CLUB 35 HILLTOP REPORTER OF GIRLS' RESERVE CLUB 4. Emerson says A gentleman makes no noise, and a lady is serene . Where could we iind a better example for the later phrase than Myrtle. She has been very per- sistent in her efforts to gain an education during these four years and for this reason they have been a decided success. RAYMOND CARL HEIQSHNEII SCHOOL ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 4, SCHOOL BAND 4: BOYS' GLEE CLUB 4: VIATOR CLUB 35 TREASURER OF .TENNIS CLUB 2, 3: LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3, 4, PRES. OF CURRENT EVENTS CLUB 4. Hershner has been one of the main stays of our orchestra during his sojourn in R. .L. H. S. and a constant cause of sat- isfaction to its director. In the class room he 1S quiet but when released from school is very mischievous and hilarious. CHARLOTTE E. HIITDEBICAXD CHEERLEADER 43 VARSITY BASKETBALL 41 CLASS BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3, HIKING CLUB 2. 33 GLEE CLUB 43 GYM CLUB 3: GIRLS' RESERVE CLUB 41 GYPSY ROVER 4, LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3, 4, TENNIS CLUB 2, 3. Shrimp furnishes us excellent proof that size not tl1e only thing that counts in basketball: for she has taken an active and successful part in athletics since her Fresh- lllilll year. Practice directing the noise made by our gang . has Won for her the position of Cheerleader. ANNA IQEBECCA HOLTZINGER I-IILLTOP REPORTER 2, 3. 47 CONSUL OF LATIN CLUB 33 DRAMATIC CLUB 4, ASST. EDITOR OF CUB 35 EDITOR IN CHIEF OF CUB 45 MEMBER IN NATIONAL HONOR S0- CIETY 3, 43 CINDERELLA O'REILLY 4g HOME ROOM PRESIDENT 3, STUDENT LIBRARIAN 3: SECRETARY OF CURRENT EVENTS CLUB 25 JOURNALISTIC CLUB 2. Hear Ye! All ye who wish to be a success in Red Lion High School. If you want to hear a perfect recitation, read a good Hilltop article. see a cleverly interpreted role in a play. or ride with an efficient chauffeur: go to Anna, consider her Ways and be wise . . E -2, Q11 - f I ' f E it .1-i. 2 - . il: ll fig: ' ,L-7.15 A - -M -,i.'T-7'-T,..'1 ' T-wenfy-three was ..Z ,- X - 1 - IP 55 A S fig H : I P? X ' mr ' -Y WLM 2 ? P 'JI -, A I U Q fm 1::::::::::::::::i5i D 1 'JJvf' 0 Hiln,,,,. ... EARL SYLVESTER HOWARD NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 4: CIR. MGR.' CUB 43 SEC. OF CLASS 45 THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING 3: LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3: PRES. OF LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 41 PRES. HOME ROOM 43 VIATOR CLUB 3: DRA- MATIC CLUB' 4, DEBATING TEAM 4. Notice how Earl's activities have increased the last two years. This is concincing proof of his popularity among the students and the facu1ty's confidence in him. Earl won a great deal of approval for his interpreta- tion of the role of Chester Binney in The Whole Town's Talking last year. XVILTON J osEPH HUTTON HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 43 MUSIC CONTEST 2: HIGH SCHOOL BAND 3, 43 STU4 DENT BAND LEADER 4: CLASS BASKETBALL 43 CLAss TRACK 2, 3, 4, VIATOR CLUB sg BOYS' GLEE CLUB 43 LA SOCIETE FRAN- CAISE 8, 43 CURRENT EVENTS CONTEST It'S a well known fact that if you like to do a thing, you are apt to do it well. Most certainly Sousa must enjoy playing' his cornet! Indeed we are grateful to him for the support he has given the band and orchestra and know that these organizations will miss him greatly next year. RICHARD CLARK JACOBS CLASS BASKETBALL 1, 2, ag GYPSY ROVER 4, LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3. 41 GLEE CLUB 4, HILLTOP STAFF 3: HOME ROOM SEC. 2, TENNIS CLUB 2, 31 JCURNALISTIC CLUB 3, BUSINESS MANAGER HILLTOP 4. I-Ionk! Honk! Get out of the way! Here comes Boob in his new model tin lizzie . Wherever we see Clark, we are certain to find Bill . Boob is very popular among the Seniors and we understand that he is an asset to the Hilltop staff. Clark expects to enter college after graduation. YVILLIABI B. KERR O. B. SWIFT COMMERCIAL CLUB 2, 3: TENNIS CLUB 2, 35 HILLTOP STAFF 3, 4, DRAMATIC CLUB 3, 4. Bill is already a business man and can tell you whether the general trade is as good as or better than last year. Remember 'tbold bad pirate of the dramatic club pro- gram! Pieces of eight! Pieces of eight ! Bu1: don't confuse the pirate and the busi- ness man or you may offend not only William but his employer as well. Bill is often seen with a little blonde. 'E -,. A iE' --:if-1 : ,.,...-- 1.-1- o : -' it ..,- ji- Y- -,.,,---1,-- Tzceuty-fo1n' 1 J! - f 'iv ..- .7 A I-I E K? J A - CW I . - -1 935 - QL -ull! - 'A ' ,, V .. lu ' fffg - FLo BERNICE KINARD CLASS BASKETBALL 15 PENMANSHIP 15 GLEE CLUB 1, 2, 45 YANKI SAN 15 ORCHES- TRA 25 CAPT. B.B. VARSITY 3, 45 PRES. FRST AID CLUB 35 HIKING CLUB 35 TENNIS CLUB 3: PRES. JUNIOR CLASS 8: PR-ES. GIRLS' RESERVE 4: LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3, 4: GYPSY ROVER 4: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4. Sunny laughter and red curls typify this Senior maiden. She has great ability as a basketball player for she has been captain of the varsity for the last two years. If ever we need the attention of a nurse, We hope Flo will be available. , J OHN OLIVER KINARD VARSITY BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3. 45 VARSITY BASEBALL 1, 2, 3, 45 TRACK TEAM 1. 2, 3, 45 GLEE CLUB 45 AVIATOR CLUB 3gLA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3, 45 GYPSY ROVER 45 ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 4. How many of the girls of R. L. H. S. have not envied Oliver'S 'ipermanent 111i1I'C81,,? This young man has Won popularity as one of the forwards on the basketball varsity. We never see Jack Without his smile. The Cub is wondering about the little brunette seen so often in Kinard's Star . ' i CHARLoT'rE BERYL IQOHLER CLASS BASKETBALL 15 ZANER PEN AND INK CLUB 15 BIRDS' CHRISTMAS CAROL 25 GYPSY ROVER 45 CINDERELLA O'REILLY 45 MINSTREL SHOW 25 HIKING CLUB 2, 35 DRA- MATIC CLUB 3, 4: GLEE CLUB 1, 2. 3, 45 ORCHESTRA 45 TENNIS CLUB 2, 3: SEC. OF TENNIS CLUB 25 PRES. OF GLEE CLUB 41 HILLTOP STAFF 1, 43 LA SOCIETE FRAN- CAISE 3, 4. . C11il1'lOIt6!S hair is like the fairy flax and she has the other attributes which should accompany it-merry laughter, blue eyes a11d Willowy slenderness. To the en- tertaimnents produced by the high school she has contributed both her musical and dramatic ability. IQEREN S. LANDIS O. B. SWIFT CORPORATION 3g SEC. GIRLS' RESERVE CLUB 4: HILLTOP STAFF 45 NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4. Keren has rendered much service to our school paper by typing most of the articles. This is a long and sometimes tedious task, requiring hours after school. XVe are most grateful to Keren for her cheerful efficiency. Her aim should be to become typist for some high government oificial who travels to disarmament conferences accompanied by his stenographer. 'El' Z f...f5 ,-5 1 -3+ fw i -l 1 iii T' fig: Tl' -.. , A L 44 ah -- ' TQOGTWU-F176 is f iii X fi A - fi? JA' .. A CW A ,mp 3 tj, ,l-7 Q75 F--JHEKZL1 X56 1 ' FOSTER MARTIN LAUCKS VARSITY BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3, VARSITY BASEBALL 1, 2, 3, ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 4, SEVENTEEN 1, AM I INTRUDINGZ 3, THE WVHOLE TOVVN'S TALKING 3, DRAMATIC CLUB 3: H. S. QUARTETTE 2, 3, 4, TENNIS CLUB 2, 3, 4, ASST. ADV, MGR. CUB STAFF 31 ADV, MGR. HILLTOP 3, 4, PRES. LA SOCIETE FRANOAISE 4, ASSEMBLY LEADER 4, PRES. SENIOR CLASS 4, HIGH SCHOOL BAND 3, 4, BOYS' GLEE CLUB 3, 4, TRACK 1, 2, 3: CIN- DERELLA O'REILLY 4, GYPSY ROVER 4, A PRES. BOYS' GLEE CLUB 4. Halt! Who goes there ? Just take another look and you will see Foster Martin Laucks, most popular male of the Senior Class. Besides playing a saxophone in the High School Orchestra he is able to portray the most difficult part in any dramatic pro- duction. He is also an outstanding athlete as Well as class leader. GRACE KATHRYN LUTZ B.B. RESERVES 2, VARSITY B.B. 3, 4, HIKING CLUB 2, 3, TRACK TEAM 2, 3, GYMNASTIO CLUB 33 TENNIS CLUB 3: GIRLS' RESERVE CLUB SEC. 4. Another of the members of our basketball squad! We know that Grace is chauffeured about in a Hudson. But who is the driver? Can you tell us? Her ambition is to be a nurse, and a good Wife for some man. XVARD HENCIL BIATTHEVVS PRES. OF JUNIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB 3, TENNIS CLUB 3, CLASS BASKETBALL 4: HOME ROOM PRES. 4, PRES. OF 30 ACES AVIATION CLUB 4: DEBATING TEAM 4, ASST. CIRCULATION MGR. OF HILLTOP 3, MAN- AGING EDITOR OF HILLTOP 4, CINDERELLA O'REILLY 4, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4. Another member of the Senior Sky- scraper Club . Irish is always willing to help his school and he does it in a way that brings him nothing but admiration. Though very modest, he is quite popular with the opposite sex. ROMAINE EIIIZABETH DICGLIIGAN THE BIRDS' CHRISTMAS CAROL 1, HIKING CLUB 2, 3, TENNIS CLUB 2, 3, 43 SEC. OF JR. COMMERCIAL CLUB 3, O. B. SVVIFT CLUB 3: TREAS. OF JUNIOR CLASS 3: GYPSY ROVER 4, GLEE CLUB. 4, PRES. OF GIRLS' RESERVE CLUB 4, HILLTOP STAFF 43 SEC. OF HOME ROOM 4. Skin is very likable and is popular among our Sflld9I1tS.Th6I'e are some persons who can express themselves without words. For example, remember Romaine as the Wild Irish Rose and the possessor of the skin you love to touch . Romaine Wishes to become an interior decorator. 1,4-t '1 ' 'E' A-1 -, , A - 4 'E' ii - -if . ,......--T - 4 lie? f 5-' --.,-'SL - l Y 4 f -L L Twenty-size fs. 'F f' Il! I f in fi . 'X 1 -5 ,ggi L. .L 'T QU v :I ,X S I Q f N X -if page- ull! H -. Y ll V, ' Hfrufif Uullfwlllll E Q M --- A5 fy... - i D Llbf' M ARY BEIITHA BICPIIERSON O. B. SXVIFT CLUB 3: GIRLS' RESERVE 4: Once n CLASS BASKETBALL 4. ore we iind quietness and goodness 1 combined-this time we are speaking of a lass from handle a of her Springvale. Bert can efliciently typewriter. Shorthand is another easy subjects. She believes in saying little and doing n1uch.Bertha expects to he a stenographer after leaving school and we know She will surely make an ofiice luun. TOYS N S XYALESKA IRENE BIEADS TALKING :sq THE GYPSY ROVER 4: BIRIQS, CHRISTMAS CAROL 21 THE IVHOLE ' L CIINDERE LA O'REILLY 43 BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3. 43 TENNIS CLUB 2, 3, 45 GLEE CLUB 45 HIKING CLUB 2, 31 GYM CLUB 3g GIRLS' RESERVE CLUB 4: I.31A4SOCIETE FRANCAISE Let's add Valeska to the list of dis- tinguished blondes of the Senior Class. Her falnilia r gestures when reciting, her ability as an actress, her athletic strength, and her best boy-friend are all quite well known around the School. She has had many romances during her four years, but we are inclined to believe this is the most serious. F -5.-fl N u DOIROTIIY IRENE BIERGENTHALER LATIN CLUB 3: NEEDLECRAFT CLUB 4. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4. Nonchalantly another one of these high- pOwered students from Windsor drives her car up Charles Street and Stops it before the edifice on the hill. We have all enjoyed Dot's conipanionship, her willingness to help others and many pleasant rides in her c-ar. Next fall we expect to find her reciting in her usual competent manner in the Freshman class of some college. J OSEPI-IINE EIATI-IILDA NEFF GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 2, 4: THE MINSTREL SHOW 2: THE GYPSY ROVER 4: TENNIS CLUB 2, 3, 41 HIKING CLUB 2. 3: FIRST AID CLUB 3: GIRLS' RESERVE CLUB 4: CLASS BASKET- BALL TEAM 3: LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3, 4. Joe entered R. L. H. S. as a quiet demure little lass, whose motto was Silence is golden g but as everything changes, so did She, and it isn't necessary to tell t11e 1'eSt. She upholds the family reputation of almost always getting on tl1e ho11or roll. This por- tends well for l1er future which we under- stand will be Spent Specializing in Home Economics. L. We 'E ? i L-, - L- ,.....- ... .1-H ., .- -- l - - N2-5 '? gif-' L i - ...- Y- ,-,f--L'---' Twenty-seven 9 9 'es - f -- - ,f il -,STI-I fe 1 A A f r :il .. I 1 'dz' -- Z F7 iz: I A .-. .U 2 6: 4g!!:fs- qw .- Y ff . L::f:::::::::::::gEii -r ' vg-' . Ag' il ,,,, 1, - NORA ROINIAINE OLP TENNIS CLUB 3: SEC. OF 0. B. SXVIFT COR- PORATION 3g HIKING CLUB 2, 33 CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM 3, 4: GIRLS' RESERVE CLUB 4: HILLTOP REPORTER 1. Here comes one of the tallest girls in the Senior class. And take our Word for it, she is a distinctive type with her black hair and large eyes. XVe understand that there is a Senior boy who has attracted Nora's attention. Her strength on the class basket- ball team helped them make many a victory. ALLEN EDWARD POET TRACK 1: O. B. SWIFT CORPORATION 3: TENNIS CLUB 33 30 ACES CLUB 43 HTILLTOP TYPIST 4. How much the Work of the commercial students has contributed to, the facility of publishing the Hilltop and the Cub only the faculty advisers realize. Eddie is one of the official typists. We also hear that he does quite a bit of entertaining i11 Law class and does it well. M. ELIZABETII PCMRANING LOYVER. CHANCEEORD H. S. '29g NEEDLE- CRAET CLUB 4. This little lady is one of the 'fpreferred stock-a blonde . She is talented in elocu- tion and oratory, and during the year she has given many interesting readings. Liz comes from Lower Chanceford, Where we hear that she was valedictorian of her class. She has decided to become a teacher. ALICE ESTELLA RAUB GLEE CLUB 2, 4: GYPSY ROVER 4, FIRST AID CLUB sg HIKING CLUB sg TENNIS CLUB 3: GIRLS' RESERVE CLUB 45 LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3, 4. Alice is the girl who always appears to have stepped out of a bandbox, no matter how tired and dirty the rest of us become. Et sait-elle le francais? Ma foi, oui! Bien sur, elle est presqu'une vraie francaise . The rumor goes that she is interested in a certain Ford and a Trout , but you can't blame her for that, because it's a good combination. ' ,.1-1 ,,.,q--er, E -f, - i Y 1 : E ..----5, ' 3 Twenty-eight N Ji f 'ii - - ,i iii -I I-I E fri? V.. - UW C - ' :iss- '411L . 1- RA We - :ELIZABETH RACHEL REICHARD GLEE CLUB 1, 2, YANKI SAN 13 HIKING CLUB 2, 3, FIRST AID CLUB 3, LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3, 4: NEEDLECRAFT CLUB 4. Now who giggledn? Of course, it was 'fLiz'i with one of those sudden spurts of laughter. Liz is always certain to greet you with a smile. But she can also be serious, especially when one talks nursing. After graduation, she expects to study to become a nurse. GEORGE F. P. RIDER TENNIS CLUB 2, 3, 43 VIATOR CLUB 3: ASST. CUB ARTIST 3: GYPSY ROVER 4: GLEE CLUB 45 LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3, 45 CUB ARTIST 4. George is known among his classmates for his great artistic ability, of which this Cub helps to give proof. From his picture you can easily realize why so111eone is always presenting him a curling iron even though he doesn't need it. He expects to take up dentistry in the near future. BIADALENE GRACE ROSEBIAN HIKING CLUB 2, 3, TENNIS CLUB 2, 31 LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3, 4, FIRST AID CLUB 3, NEEDLECRAFT CLUB 44 ORCHESTRA 2,3,4. Maddy is very seldom seen without Keren, and the two of them together create an untold amount of noise. Madalene's boy- ish bob attracts her class mates approval. A more enthusiastic forward on the class basketball team could not be found. Mada- lene wishes to be a nurse. ROBERT MARTIN SCOTT LOYVER. CHANOEFORD H. S. '29g AVIATION 4: CLASS BASKETBALL 4. Jolly and always ready to do anything asked, is Bob, a graduate of Lower Chance- ford High School. He was a star forward on the basketball team of L. C. H. S. and contributed much to the success of the Senior class team of R. L. H. S. Keep your sunny side up is his motto and we :1ren't speaking of Robert's hair. f W- , 'E 'i-ig .l...1.1 1 ii- 1.1-1-3. -1 'Er 1, -A- - f'-1 ,if-1 L 1, Twenty-'nin e A. Nm? K li: xx 1 I' fi ,, . ,f fi l -ii:- L -326: - ..- I do fr I, IE, . 1 Y, AL L! Q iq W . ll-we s ff te - j- Lagf- Z L. 4 ADA IRENE Snrrz GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 3, 4: GIRLS' FIRST AID CLUB 3: LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 45 sEC. OF NEEDLECRAFT CLUB 4: GYPSY ROVER 4, Ada comes from the hills and valleys of Felton. She is one of the few girls of our class who is seen and not heard. Once Ada becomes your friend she is always your friend. We hear she is very much interested in a doctor-to-be. She expects to go to Millersville for further study. GL,-mrs BIARDELLA SEVIS TREASURER OF 0. B. SWIFT CLUB 3: GIRLS' RESERVE CLUB 4. From SIJl'iI1gVEl1e comes this studious Senior. If we all should mind our own affairs, as Well as does Gladys, we, the Seniors, wouldn't get into half as much t1'ouble as we do. However, she has one HESTER DIARIE SHENBI-:Route CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM 35 GIRLS' FIRST AID CLUB 3: NEEDLECRAFT CLUB 45 LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3, 4, Even UVEH the vind blows in Vindsor Hester faithfully crosses the portal marked Enter to learn . When she iirst came to R. L. H. S., Hester was razzed about Vindsor and still is for that matter. In all she has attempted she has been most successful and there is no doubt what sort of a nurse she'll be. None can claim a sunnier smile nor a more generous heart. VIoLI:T XAOBII SMELTZER GLEE CLUB 21 PRES. OF 0. B. SIVIFT CLUB 3: GIRLS' RESERVE CLUB 43 CLASS BASKET- BALL 4. Nimble lingers add equally to success on the typewriter and on the piano. Springvale sends us this demure maid most proficient confessed weakness - and he lives at on both. And as for dignity-just try to Shrewsbury. Every time she gets her pretty find a Senior who has more. Violet is so blue Chevy out - it heads straight for dignified no o11e is even tempted to pull S111'9WSb111'y- ' her curls. T - , i 1 E .iz g f ' '- -g ,,..f51 -2- ' Thirty ll 2' lin -X ff ,, - fig Jil. N - -L: f .- SAY IW P lil lnl 'N Ill Q I iz: U III1 ul 5' N1 E un i 25:93, .51..- ............ L' ugh, Q CARL EDWIN SMITH TREAS. OF CLASS 4: ,CLASS BASKETBALL 2, 3, 45 LATIN CLUB 35 30 ACES CLUB 4. Ladies and gentlemen: Allow us to pre- sent one of our lads of English descent. If you need a friend, one that is always ready to help you, just look for Carl. XVe understand he expects to take up music and feel that born for success he seems, with grace to win and heart to hold , HORACE EDWARD SMITH ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 45 HILLTOP REPORTER 25 ASST. ADV. MGR. OF CUB 25 CLASS PRES. 25 PRES. OF TENNIS CLUB 2, 3, 45 ADV. MGR. OF HILLTOP 35 AM I INTRUDING? 3: VICE- PRES. OF A. A. 85 CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM 3, 45 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF OF HILLTOP 45GYPSY ROVER 45 PRES. OF BOYS' GLEE CLUB 43 HIGH SCHOOL BAND 3, 45 DEBATING TEAM 45 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4. Station R. L. H. S. introducing the boy with versatility! Horace is editor of our school paper and his splendid Work has maintained the high-standard of previous years. He is very capable in dramatics and when Horace gives a speech we all think it is Cicero 1liIllS6!If. i NOAH LEONARD SMITH CLASS TREAS. 15 TENNIS CLUB 2, 3, 45CLASS BASKETBALL 2, 3, 45 DRAMATIC CLUB 35 SEC. HOME ROOM 45 30 ACES CLUB 45 GYPSY ROVER 45 CINDERELLA O'REILLY 45 RE- PORTER LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 4: RE- PORTER HOME ROOM 35 ASST. BUSINESS MANAGER OF CUB 4. Many of our readers will undoubtedly remember Noe as the English fop Doncha know , of Gypsy Rover fame, or the erst- while mechanic beloved by Cinderella O'Reilly. His interests in dramatics lead us i'Talkies some day. VTIVIAN JULIAN SMITH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3, 45 DRAMATIC CLUB 1, 2, 3, 45 TENNIS CLUB 2, 3: HIKING CLUB 2, 35 VARSITY BASKETBALL 2, 3, 45 GLEE CLUB 1, 2, 4: SEC. LA SOCIETE FRAN- CAISE 3, 45 I-IILLTOP STAFF 45 CINDERELLA O'REILLY 45 GYPSY ROVER 45 BIRDS' CHRISTMAS CAROL 25 THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING 35 AM I INTRUDINGCI 3. Belle of the gypsy camp , a French maid , a renowned movie actressn, an Irish orphan : all of these characters Vivian has portrayed for us with equal ease. Bib is one of our hard fighting guards on the basketball team. E .... 4 - - . 44 'E' ----4.jf - T-.-L I Q? , 'f-1 L Tlzirtgl-one I K' X . 1 - EATH 5533. - Q 1,5 - .Lplf lgl A - wg 2 P -WT 5555 .... -A Q A , 'WH 3 XVILLIAM FORDYCE THOMPSON ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3, 4: GLEE CLUB 4: SEC. TENNIS CLUB 2, 3: DRAMATIC CLUB 2, 33 CLASS BASKETBALL 2, 33 CLASS SECRETARY 1: INSTRUCTOR MANUAL TRAINING 2. Ford is characterized by his happy-go- lucky disposition and customary smile for he seldom Worries about anything. There is something he takes quite seriously how- ever and that, of course you know, is his violin. Ford can sit comfortably pulling the bow over the strings while the rest of us are stumbling over six or seven flats. Girls? Oh yes, there seem to be quite a few in his life, especially those fro111 Washington. NVILTON ANDREXV THOMPSON BIRDS' I-IRISTMAS CAROL 25 ORCHESTRA 1, 2, 3g DRAMATIC CLUB 1, 2. 23 LA SOCIETIQ FRANCAISE 3, 4, BOYS' GLEE CLUB 4:01-IEER LEADER 3, 4: GYPSY ROVER 45 CINDERELLA 0'RE1LLY 4, HILLTOP 2, 4. 'tDumpy , is another member of the musical Thompson family. Although he is one of our little boys l1e takes part in all class activities and has proved himself a reliable person. His dramatic ability has brought him before the eyes of the public several times during his High School career. J ANET FLORELLA TosH HIKING CLUB 1, 2: SEC. OF SOPHOMORE CLASS 21 LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3, 4gFIRST AID CLUB 31 SEC. OF NEEDLECRAFT CLUB 4. Toshy seems to be one of the hungry girls of our class, for her pet expression is 5'I'lI1 hungry, Why don't we go somewhere to eal: ? She also seems to have a certain weakness for milk bottles. Janet has a good rating in her studies, and many friends among' her classmates. C. WVILLIAM TROUT HOME ROOM REPORTER 1: CLASS BASKET- BALL 2: ATHLETIC CLUB 31 GYPSY ROVER 45 BOYS' GLEE CLUB 4: LA SOGIETE FRANCAISE 3, 4. A rag and a bone and a hank of hair - but who is this vampire , who takes all of DOc's time' and effection. None other than Miss Red Lion herself and like a t1'll8 vampire she entices the affection of several other Senior lads, to Whose happi- ness she contributes her daily conveyance to and from school. William, being 6 feet 2 inches, can boast that he makes almost everybody look up to him, even his father. He is our expert salesman and traveler. - E 'E' , - 5,-. x I . 9: '?- A B 3 f Y f- 3 Til'- Thirty-four .i 5:1 --GTI-I is C' - :T ' -1? it ' :::.-f I A fl ,, 9 W' Wllllqjmm , - LT' f-Y X. ' ' ,, W 'A' ' ' asa in: if y ffl f fr - RODIAINE VIOLA VVAUGHTEL TENNIS CLUB 3: O. B. SWVIFT CORPORATION ag HIKING CLUB 2, ag CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM 1, 43 GIRLS' RESERVE CLUB 4g GYPSY ROVER 4, GLEE CLUB 2, 4. Red is one of our talkative commercial students. When Nora and Kathryn are in company with t'Red', you may be prepared for plenty of Q chatter and giggles. Con- sequently you are sure of having a good tune when you are with Romaine. She is a good student and knows hoxv to secure the A's and B's. - VVILLIABI GUs'rAvUs XXVIMBIER ENTERED FROM KENNETT SQUARE HIGH SCHOOL: GLEE CLUB 4: GYPSY ROVER 4. Although Bill is a Canadian, he finds Pennsylvania a desirable place in which to live. His ability is quite noted in Problems class. Bill's one desire is to be an aviator. We hope that after he gets his name in the headlines of son1e big newspaper he will remember us as we remember him. BIYRLE THEADORE XVISE LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 4, LATIN CLUB 35 S. S. GLOBETROTTERS 4. 'tOh PshaW ! If you happen to be in the gym on Thursday, in tl1e first period, Senior class, you will probably hear Myrle use this expression, if he fails to hold the basketball, or commits some other error in gymnastics. Myrle very rarely misses a day of sc-hool and is a very studious chap. IVA ELLEN WVORKINGER GLEE CLUB 1, 2, 3, 43 GYPSY ROVER 4: FIRST AID CLUB 3, GIRLS' RESERVE CLUB 4, HIK- ING CLUB 33 YANKI SAN 1: MINSTREL SHOW 23 LA SOCIETE FRANCAISE 3, 4. There was a little girl and she had a little curl right in the middle of her fore- head. And when she was good she was very verv good-. It isn't necessary to finish the rhyme for we never saw Iva otherwise. Oh yes she giggles at times but who minds that! Iva has assisted the librarian and the nurse and has produced excellent results ou the sales committee for the Gypsy Rover. -4-A , 'E' E' 4 :--. ,Q . :1 - . li -T-.1 . 359: iT-' -Lf' 9 4 4. ' U 1- ff' ' Thirty-five f m x-NTI-IE CUB 16? if -:xg-. Pr I in f, fX .xl - i : J W' ...r 'wg ? 5: ui- H .N - 1 ff LILEW . ' -- if - ,' Q , I Cl x.4i,v E mf Thirty-sim A. f si: ' If f i-nik uw ll ' A-75 I I iz. Nmum -5 a a r :gn 79 ' il .. 'H ' ' la :gig mu , lung? EE- jf dl B' af Pr0siz1r'nf - Vice-1J1'c'sicIf nt Scnrvtary - TI'!'fISlll'!'l' - Xdair, Carrie Anderson. Elizabeth Arnold, Mary 1-Baker. Charlotte Baker, Patti Barbour. Elsie Pasom. William Bowers. George Bic-king, Kenneth Brennenian. Geraldine Brenneman. Mary Burkey, Irene QQIIIIDIDGU. Emily I urran. James Deitz. Harold liietrick. Louise lfllllllilik, Xvillllfl menlieiser. Wallace nsminger, David auth. Howard linclihaugzh. Margaret linchbaugh, Audrey reiman. Lillian rimm, Francis rove, Luella uniov Class Hake. Perry I-lenry. Eli Haugh. Velma llerbst. Norman Horn. Bernard Hassan. Pauline Hyson. Erma Keesey. Margaret Keller. Grace Klineyoung. Beatrice Knisley. f'harlotte Lam-ks. Otto Lauer. William Leiphart. Howard Lloyd. Elizabeth Love. Anna Lutz. llilllllvl' Marsteller. Allneda iXlI'GIli5.Eilll. Paul Martin. Edward Miller. Almeda Miller. Randall Pangrle. Horam-e Poet, Stuart 'l'l1irty-seven EUGENE SNELL - WILLIAM LAUE1: - CHARI.o'r'rE BAKER - ANNA Lovin Quigley. Robert Roseman. Charles Roseman, Elizabeth Rust. Margaret Seaks. Felnor Set-ln-ist. Elmer Sec-ln-ist. Esther Slenker. Helen Sliver, Carl Shindler. Donald Smith . Era Smith. Kathryn Smith, Lester Smith. Margaret R. Smith, Margaret VV. Smith, Ruth Smith, Thomas .Q Snell, Eugene Steward. Kathryn Warner. Margaret Wise. Kenneth Wolf. Henry Wolf. Georgie Zeigler, Richard A. 1' , vi-5+ lii X .z up n 1' rg - '-'Q Aj I T Ut' ll A : I X Im' ' 'Q . un ' 2. -1 E-i 'I :X llllnuf. - D L pf, iff President - - Vice-1J1'csid1'nl Sccrcfm-11 - Tl'f'IISlH'l'I' - Barsliinger, Pauline Beck, Velma Boll. Adeline Brenneman. Hilda Brown, Anna Byerly, Olive flraley, Russell Uraley, William Deller, Joseph Ferry, Doris Fertner, Luther Fli1l0l1lHll'lgll. Martin Gemmill, Miriam Gohu, Martha Grove, Clair Grove, Elmer Grim, Luther Grim, Virginia Hall, Edward Heinrlell, Iilva Ilerslley. Sylvia Heyne, Louise . Holtzinger. Isabelle Householder. Ethel Keener. Edna OP OITIOFQ LaMotte. Hazel Lahlotte. Vera Lani-ks. Kenneth Leiphart. Clair Love. Jessie Lowe. Titus Marsteller. Evelyn Mayes. Arthur 1IC'Glll,LY2lll. Charles Mt'Kinley. James McKinley. Loretta Meafls. Geraldine Miller. Burnell Miller. Pauline Miller. Thomas Musser. Harry Ness. Edna Ness. Helen Olewiler. Grace Parlet. Herbert Poet. Stanley Ranlm. Lehman Riddle. Elwood Sawmiller, William T1m'fy-eight ICISS lllcimnn SMITH - LEHMAN RAUB - BIYRTLE STEIX - Jsssuz XV.xRNErz Seitz. Carl Shaull. Mae Sliver. Leslie Smeltzer, Gurvis Smith. Richard Smith. Thelma Snyder. Elwood Snyder. Martha Sprenkle, Russell Spurley, Daisy Stalvley. Charlotte Stauffer. Martha Stein, Alice Stein. Myrtle Steinfelt, Joseph Strayer. Iirma Tyson, Martlla Frey. Edgar Frey, Irene Warner, Jessie Wise, John XVise. Nora Workinger. Milflrell Zeisler. Alhert f an 1. If Tl-IE 5 egg 975 , lllllll , D any ,, - .P lil A U - ig z I .QIIIA-AI.. Y 71 .lg ll ll L E' mf President - VlCG-1H'CSilI!'llf Secretary - Treasurer - Althouse. Luc-ille Anderson, Lysle Anderson. Slade Arnold, Reba Ashton. Arlington Bair, Rachael Baker, Bernice Barnhart. Preston Bicking, Ella Boslina. Jestena Brown, Robert Burkey, Florence Burkins, Ida Collins, Romaine Douglas, Lavere Douglas. Pauline Eline. Richard Enienheiser, Earl Ensminger, Charlotte Eppley, Grace Fishel, Dorothy Flingrlilmangh. Pauline Folckomer, Elvin Fry, Arlington Gehly, Russell Gipe, Beulah FQS ITICIYI Gipe. Harold Grim. Emma Grove. Evelyn Haines, George Iflaugh, Gertrude Heiland. Greta Henry. Adin Hess. Eleanor Iflildehrand. Raehel Hoffman. Esther Hoffman. Lorie Houseman, George Inners, Ruth .lac-obs. Norma Keeports. Flo Keesey. Donald Kelly. Edgar Kilgore. Elizabeth Kline. Elmer Klinefelter, David Kyle. Vesta Landis, Donald Lauer. Paul Leiphart, Hester Lentz. Dorothy Maehley, Ellis on GSS Martin, Violet Mc-Kinley, Edna Neff, Rachel Ness, Arthur Poet, Charles Reaehard, Jessie Reichard, Everett Rhodes. Charles Ropp. James Scliroll. Mildred Seitz, Geraldine Sinclair, Clyde Shaull, Emory Shaull, Ruth Slienherger, Ruth Smeltzer. Dallas Smith. Smith Smith. Smith, Smith Smith, Smith. Smith. Cleo Ida Belle June Miriam Preston Robert Sam Violet Snell, Ruth Snyder, Elizabeth Thirty-n.inc - SAM SMITH - ARTHUR Nnss CHARLOTTE Tvsox - LORIE HOFFMAN Snyder. Henry Spotz, Eldiva Sprenkle, Helen Sprenkle, Lester Stabley, Kenneth Stabley, Russell Stein, Eleanor Stein. Eugene Steinfelt, Paul Stiles, Romaine Stine. Richard Strausbaugh, Iris Strickler, Flo Taylor, Kenneth Taylor, Mildred Throne, Charlotte Tayson, Charlotte Uflieinan, Wiley Wagman, Dorothy Wallace, Porter Welty, Gladys Wise, Everett Young, Preston Zarfos, Betty Zartos, Jay' Ziniinerinan, Clyde -- f W H IE: X S1 ff .. I-IE cu - fewii P Ili an N 'N I r iz: :al nllll llll 1 1::::..... .... .... E L : - T 2 .... J e e EA iw f fi' ml!! II 9 - Anderson, Ardella Burg, Charlotte Burns, Catherine Cameron, Ethel IJelling.:er, Curvin N. Jr. Ehrhart, Truman Eisensmith, Mae Ferree, Jesslyn Flillfhllllllgll, XValdO Frey, Beatrice Golm. Erma Goucker, Robert Griffith, Myrtle Hall, Donald Hannigan, Dale Harris, Janet Haugh. Beulah Heyd1'i1.-k. Romaine Hengle. Frank llerlmst, Elsie iqlwllm Grade Heyne, Evelyn Husson, Verna Keemer, Miriam Klinedinst, Delle Knisley, Carrie Kopp, Ray W. Kyle, Marlelyn Laucks, Charles Jr. Leiphart, Lester Love, Lloyd Matthews, Emma Jane Matthews. Marguerite Meads. Lucille 1Iil111lCll, Virginia Myers, Charles Neff, W. John Overdorff, Charles Roselnau, Ferne SL'111'0ll,v Marie Sechrist, Stephen Shindler, Francelia Smeltzer, Hester Smith, Geraldine Smith, Margaret Smith, Mary Smith, Woodrow Spangler, Roman J1 Sprenkle, Zula Stauffer, Elizabeth Stein, Charles Stein. Velma Trout, Louise B. Urey, Emma Wagner, Arthur Wallin-k, Charles NVil1'l101', Dale Warner, Ferne Wolf, Alfred E fi- -1 -, V E 2 9 , e z 4 - e 1 - i 1 ---1 'e--' A Forty -iz-.. fax. -.-., - 5- T I, EEA T H B Tr 3 - 'P' ... . f ' ..f --Y 1? .. - ' P L 55: D I he ef to - Allison, Sadie Barton, Robert Bean, Mary Bicking, Leola Bl'9111'191112ll1, Charles Brenneman, Earnest Bull, Richard Bnrkins. Ross Conrad, Clara Craley. Edward Craley, Ralph Curran. Genevieve Dietz, Curvin Downs, Kathryn Downs, Quintin Druck, Charles Druck, Margaret ' Emerson. Edward E11S111il1,'L,'Ql', Emma Eisensmith, Vera Faltin, Hanneros Fillmore, Charlotte Frey, Clair Frutiger, William Gates, William Glenn, Wayne Grove, Henry Grove, Sterling QVQIJHT GPGJQ Haugh. David Haugh. Hester Herman, Martha Holland, Richard Hutton, John Keeports, Electa Keeports. Hilda Kinard, Richard Kimmons, Helen Koch, Oda Koons, Earl Landis, Joyce Laucks. Samuel Leiphart, Russell Lentz, Sterling Lloyd, Thomas Lutz, Mary Manchey, Robert Mayes, Mary Meads, Charles Meads, Robert Miller, Robert Mi11nicl1, Richard Neff, James Nichol, Williams Prall, Lulu Quigley, Margaret .Forty-one Reachard, James Rost, Henry Schoff. Kathryn Schroll, Paul Sechrist, Romaine Smeltzer, Theodore Smith, Fae Smith, Martha Smith. Raymond Snell, Margaret Sprenkle, Denton Sprenkle, Doris Stell, Earl Stine, Elwood Stine, Charles' Stine, Elmer Stein, Spurgeon Strobeck. Joseph Strock. Charlotte Tal-bet. Kenneth Taylor, Vynthia Tschop. Robert Tyson. James I'rey, Paul lVarner, Thelma Wise, Florence Zarfos, Benjamin T X Tl-IE cue. Q I Y ,r gag A r f 1 ,, 3 1 14 N A 1-g ws- H 1 f . V f' A Y ' u,,,, 1 ,... - ........... iii.. , LF 7 Y iv Hai ,i W E Lab K ! 5 Forty-two I E91 f Q-,XTME CUB pg ig I pr w . ' C I if At ...eu Q , wb 9 Usd - gf A ' X. ,, fei 3.722 fi? - Forty-Jive iv f an Q -A :il in Tl-I fig J -A is 313952 fi f-fffi? - I A il Q alltop sian HORACE SMITH--Editor-in-Chief MARGARET WARNER-News Editor NVARD MATTHEYVS-Managing Editor VIVIAN SMITH-Alumni Editor CLARK JACOBS-Business Manager FOSTER LAUCKS-Advertising Manager DONALD SHINDLER, HOWARD LEIPHART Assistant Advertising Managers DORCAS STITELY-Exchange Editor VVILTON THOMPSON-Athletic Editor CHARLOTTE KOHLER, ARTHUR MAYES Assistant Athletic Editors XVILLIAM KERR-Circulation Manager EDGAR UREY-Assistant Circulation Manager KEREN LANDIS-Chief Typist ELSIE BARBOUR, PAUL ENFIELD-Feature Editors XVILLIAM BASOM, LUTHER GRIM-Associate Editors ROMAINE McGUIGAN, MARY BRENNEMAN, EDWARD POET-Typists MR. HARVEY J. BECKER, MISS BLANCHE STAUFFER, Faculty Advisers Forty-sim fs., 1,1 -Et Null' lil xx ,c f H 1 1 ' tn . Q K' J J- fpr x i ,.---f-HQ we J D has .P sei A - ig - ll i- 1 EQ A Q Wll! - -- .Ti 'N I 1u,,,, fd gun, ........... ,lf iii, ni, L 0CIQiQ PGFICGISQ Depuis trois ans xl v a a Lion Rouge un celcle d'etudiants, nomme La Societe Francaise . Ah! Vous vous en souvenez! Vous avez entendu ses chausons au theatre public quand vous etes alles voir Innocents of Paris . Bien sur, c'etait notre organization. Chaque annee la Societe donne un pro gramme de Noel aux etudiants qui conunencent letude de la belle lanque francaise et une reunion publique pour toute l'ecole quand ils recoivent les nouveaux membres. Nous venous de recevoir quar- nnte cinq nouveaux membres, faisant en somme plus que cent trente etudiants qui ont fait partie de notre cercle pendant les trois ans. Ice nous parlons francais, nous chantous des chansons fran- caisesg on s'a1nuse beaucoup, en apprenant a la fois. Forty-seven ...ifs Z' , lil 'X - ff y fi? V.. ,.,-'ig' v gag I fx' .up E f L'-1 A ' X. ' Y Y - H Ulm. .- , 421.3-' nu qw 9 5 0 ,f III W .::::::::::3::::2i2!Z1Z .I .,1' I ' gg A' Y J. PCIl'TlCliIC lhe D1 1111-1t1c Club 19 one of tl1e oldest clubs ex1st111,., 111 Red 11011 H1 11 School Tlus yefu 21 181111 1111118 pup1ls 11 e1e 1tt1 lcted to tl1e club now ulled bold ind Black At the inet 111eet1n,, tl11e weu the club 111e111be1e 11e1e d1Vld8d mto four se11111te HIOUDS .md each ,,1ou11 elected 1ts le1de1 Clhese ,,1oups cue 1espons1ble 1n tlllll fo1 sponsox 111, the club 111051611112 -it 61111 111eet111,, one OI two one let plws me pmdueed 1epo1ts 011 ffuuous 1Ct0lS md '1ct1esSes me 1111119 11111 1e1d111as gn en All l1l6ll1b9lS of the club 11 ue D10flt9d by 1591115 usounted 111th It '111d luxe developed then d11 111'1t1c QXDIQSSIOH e1tl1e1 by pa1t1c1p.1t1011 01 f1pp1e c11t1011 111111115 who 13910116 to the Gold 111d Bl 1011 D1 l1l1'1f1C Club tlus yeeu Wlll be zuded 111 p1e pfu lt1011 f01 futu1e plays bxven by the l11,,h school. Forty!-eight ..-'-T 1:-Ex -f-f hug' :L HI X ' Q Q we ,K-Qs ff -W 1-2 L HHN J P Ez: ,X T I-I f' U ? Q - f :EE X g 3 ji - :ag . w 9 WWW - 'F if - 5 D LABS 'f ' 30 C This club, an entirely new one in Red Lion High School, is interested in aviation. It is under the direction of Mr. H. K. Johnston and includes 30 boys of the Senior High School. The purpose of the H30 Aces Club is to enable the members to learn the How and Why of fiying and to promote a general interest in that rapidly growing industry- aviation. The club decided to take up in their lneeting such subjects as How and Why does an airplane fly , the different types of aircraft, the progress made in aviation, and the building of model airplanes. Application has been made and obtained from the members of the Red Lion School Board to paint an airway marker on the top of the school building. This sign consists of name Red Lion in huge letters. An arrow compass-marker pointing due north, and an arrow pointing to and naming the nearest airport, Middletown. Forty-nine S . 5 Q i t hl 1- :gl K T -:kr If i W will-1 ?-7 ,P lil f 3 ' :ll A .. Z f :aa im e f i' ' , -H: :zu -fm' e Www , - i 4 f '!, -:DA Z nUJ1fm,,,, - L D like ir eec QCPGH lub-Seniov iq All facts about this club lead us to believe that here you may meet the future modistes of Red Lion and community. Under the careful direction of Miss Reiver, the members have learned many new stitches and designs. The 17 members of the club have taken up various kinds of needle work such as: Hemstitching, making of aprons, and embroidery. The pupils are taught appreciation for the different types of needle-craft in order that they can judge line workmanship. Unusual interest is displayed by members and much work has been act-olnplished. V ' ' 'Fifty If z 'X 11.1 .. X Q E P , G: 5 'Z Qw- 4-: l '-H11 1 ,-- je - G, EATH fe it : I r ., N V' , N -,rj , QA- i Ullfw - elle. 'fic 'f , mms- ff .I to be - QSQPVQ 'gf U M 1 Gul Reseive I sw 1ll tis to fue life 9K1ll'llB1X to find 'ind give the best: I u ill tiv to be G1'lC1OllS 111 manner: Inipartral in judgiuentg Ready for sei viceg Loyal to friends. Reaching toward the bestg Laruest in purpose' Seeinb the beautiful 'Eager for knowledge' Reverent to Godg Victorious over selfg Inver dependable' Sincere -it all times. lhe progr- of the Girl Reserve Club is woven about the Girl Reserve Code and Motto. The activities of the club this ye-ir included: Girl Reserve berenionials l1l'l.ki11g of Lliristlnas cards collecting of Christmas Gifts for the Indian Children, hikes, dramatic pro- grams and Girl Reserve interpretation meetings. The club was represented at the 111011111115 Inter- club Council at York and also sent two delegates and their adviser to tl1e Regional Girl Reserve Con- ference in Ha rrisburg. Fifty-one ' 5 .lg I ,ow HI ,X 12 - , 'N 1. t- gl K r Q .. nur ' - qw uv lffzfae w -as Ls- A X . o is ,,, ::::::::2:1ZlZ11.SiEi Y - I Ll Y lv. Il Hui - tw, E f CliUPQ The purpose of the Nature Club is to better acquaint the student with the world about him. Many students do not notice the interesting things in nature until someone points them out. Others have superstitious and incorrect or inaccurate ideas about various plants, animals, or natural phenomena. The Nature Club attempts to replace these erroneous ideas with facts that will lead to greater appreciation for the true wonders of nature. The plan of the Club is to study plants and animals in their relation to us. The results of the research of famous biologists will be' studied and the students Will endeavor to carry their observa- tions into every day life. Conservation of plant and Wild animal life will be studied in a practical manner with actual application Fifty-two r :ga ,X W I :li .. I f Isl is iii- :3::::::t::::::::EZiiI F Ein if 'II' ' H f X1 ' pen - -:xg Prw f 'I llll 9 7 ,f-1' n Q 9 -, .T ffl- llll Q X. E iff- , 7 5. GIOIJQ -l-POH'GPS- fllp S oq October 4-Fair with slight westerly winds. Shil is manned with an able crew. Many travelers apply for passage. November 1-Cold with steadily ris ing winds. Departure from New York. Full ship No sign of Uinal de mer as yet. December 6-Very cold. Rough sea. Arrive Southampton. Passengers leave boat to tour Ellglilllll. January 3-Continued cold. Heavy sea. Night sailing to A1l1Sf6l'fl1l1ll Travelers relate their wanderings about United States to while away the long evening. February 7-Clear, very cold, smooth sea. Arrive i11 Amster- dam. Crew ilCCO1ll1l2lllX passengers to Hague, Isle of Marken, and start on i11la11d tour of Germany. March T-Terrific winds, rough sea. Travelers in- land visiting Switzerland. April 4-Balmy weather. smooth sea. Passengers meet boat at Marseilles to cruise to ports of Italy. May 2-Clear, moderate wind, slight swell. Arrival at Cherbourg Ffiffy-tlwee T - f p Q - .7 Ei' A fig J t' Q 2 'W N - ,' 'jd-S? is T -f A rw , In :g:::::::::::::::i:Ii 13255: ln Q- H i? W - Girl Scouis irsl Ain Tl1e Girl Scouts First Aid Club was organized for the purpose of interesting and teaching girls iirst aid methods and nursing. There are 13 mem- bers in the club and the supervisors are Miss Estelln R. Smith and Miss Hall. Each member of the club has been supplied with ai tirst aid kit containing various kinds of bandages and two booklets on first niduzuid nursing.Some of the things that ure taught in this club are how to bzmdage, how to revive persons who have fainted, how to curry an injured person. how to revive persons lmving a sun stroke, and what to do in case of SD1'2liI1S and strains. The members of this club sincerely hope to be at help to both their school and their community. Fiftgffour ., ,fl ,E mt It 1' an 'ix If Tl-IE - fri? ff 5 I 1 T V mi- um, ,, I D L-ik 1274 ee , , 79 OVI IVQS OITICIQ Characters-Miss Lorie N. Hoffman. Tinie-A1132 tinxe. Place--In the hall. Mr. B.-Oh, hello, Lorie! I hear you are the new president of the Latin club. What has that club done this year anyway? Lorie-We've had a number of reports. Some of the niost interesting ones were on the 'Seven Hills of Rome , Roman Gods and The Story of Cupid . Mr. B.-That sounds interesting. Lorie-We-'ve learned several Latin songs and games. You re- ineinber we sang some of the songs in Asselnlmly. We also learned an exciting adding game 211111 made Latin Valentines that were very original and artistic. Even elephants and water pumps were saying Te Amo . Mr. B.-I think I would like to belong to that club. Lorie-Oh! I ahnost forgot our scrapbooks. Mr. B.-Scrapbooks? Lorie-Yes! You see we put Latin sayings and songs in them. - Fifty-fi-vc if .m ' ,, ill - 'A lil A - Z f If: , 1 K . Ui- a:::::::::::::::5gEE E: E12 - - ,ik 'Ek ' f lm' W lil xx A Tl-IE - - me I ill A : NW N .' - 'Q gif ' ss - ,lei Q ' e , A- - fbf' 1 Q ::::::::::::r::2:5Ei D I 2 Y i i Q ! ii E 1 M3525 1 A QQCHQCPCIH UFIIOF Iqfl Should you walk into room 1-L ou the first Friday or into rooni 13 on the third Thursday of the month you would see there the members embroider- ing and Crocheting. All those who desire may learn to knit, crochet. henistitch and embroider. The girls are allowed to select their own projects and are planning to display them at the annual exhibition. Miss Kreidler inspects the work and help is given as needed. Each one has iinished at least two pieces and several have completed the third. Before Christmas a number embroidered tea towels, guest towels, pillow tops, aprons and even dogs for Christmas gifts. Learning the Italian hem- stitch requires great patience and skill. The mein- bers feel that it has been beneficial as well as a great pleasure to belong to the Needle Craft Club. Fifty-sI.1' , - B f W Ii: XX il! ' ' A 1 ? Q H Wlllllllljl V ' Y I ll ,P gal ,X I-I E f if? Sig c Aj :::::::::::::::gggi F F-1: E11 CD Lpbb iff f F i' 0 jj L QE l gg CII'l'Ip IPQ A camptire club is a unit of 20 girls according to national rules, thus it was necessary to establish two distinct groups. Under the sponsorship of Miss Edna NVilson the seventh grade girls chose the Indian name ''Newotompatummin , signifying, We are Friends . With Miss Carrie Curran as their club adviser, the eighth and ninth grade girls se- lected the name Netoppen , signifying Friends . The seven ideals of these organizations are as follows: Seek Beauty,Give Service, Pursue Knowl- edge, Glorify Work, Be Trustworthy, Hold 011 to Health, and Be Happy . Some of our activities have been: choosing Indian names and symbols, learning Camp Fire Songs, conducting a ceremonial meeting, observation of good deeds done by others, telling of Indian stories, making of notebooks with Indian designs, hikes, social hours, dramatization of various phases of Indian life,and outdoor games Fifty-seven f ew sn X 1 Ii - fe if ,P ,fl ,X T I-I if 7 - T' I M cur 'A - qw 9 'SE sis- f 24? 'Yo 1. fff- 1 ' .kh If IPS Kilt Stop' Look' and Listen' 'llus is the Girls' Kraft Ixlub and it is one of the busiest clubs in the un1o1 High School Peihaps you do not believe s but consider what vie h we done this year. Two fuleis ww ho txke chaibe of 14 girls and get articles ' fidy for projects are selected at each meeting. lfhese girls -ict as teachers -,md show the other pupils lion to ni-ike the problem. Some of the problems this year Were: Colorful bead bouquets to be u orn on coats and dresses lont, beaded necklaces ll1'1dE of W-111 paper v-ises 111'ld6 from bottles and covered with Qhristnifis envelope linings, silhouette pictures painted on glass 'md backed With gold, silver and bright tinfoils. Fifty-cigllft .is- ll 41 - Y K J P ..1 I-IE 15 fpf h - 'L-AT Q llllwlunn ,ff 'u -, - - f' 66 E 1' I' 'N 1 I ' is : Y 5 - f-V , Ill . m ,,f---4: qi L:::::::::::::::::E:l:1 ,F 51,22 Y g g R A3 ,f mv,- L I D L-db' fa' - - W 'S W I ' oqs ul The Kraft Klub with an enrollment of 33 mem bers was organized by Mr. Westerberg. Due to the large number, the' club was divided into depart ments. The main projects undertaken included gesso plaques, linoleum block cutting, totem poles, lamp shades, soap carving, leather work 511111 book ends. The Leather Kraft department headed by Everett Reichurd made many artistic articles of leather. The last part of the year, most of the time. was spent in wood carving, the art made famous by people of Switzerland and Germany. Fifty-nine lll ul I is xx -ffm- 'TE Ill 'E lzl 'X N I-. iii- 12:55 lu 1 . Q, gjg 3 gr Ep if..-- es- Y 1 ff 1, pa- ,N xl t f f C' , 'fm,,,. - e -- 'vp P W ca W ous, Fivsli During this year our club has accomplished many things. The following bandages have been demon- strated to the members: forehead, eye, knee, ankle, foot, hand, arm, palm, and slings. Such subjects as simple fracture, compound fracture, how to care for burning clothing, how to rescue a drowning person, and what to do i11 case of fainting or sun stroke, were dicussed. There is a roll and tri- angular bandage for every two persons so that they may all use the bandages at the same time. The progress made by this club should insure to each member an ability to meet any emergency. Sixty iv f nl X Q M f .L f 1 Y -193 ,ev ul A 12 R 'X ,, T ' Z F -.ma I I ' ' M- 'A Wy ll sd ulv ggg - fs ,Q-fig , 1- Xp' Eff 1' QhC The purpose of this club is to develop 1l11t1f1t1V9 physical fitness and sportmanship. During the course of the year all members enjoyed such activlties as calisthenics,tumbling, marching, drills and all man ner of competitive games. Much credit for their fine co-operation should be given to the club officers who are: President, Arthur Nessg Vice-president Eugene SteingSecretary, Robert '1'schopgTreasurei Russell Stableyg Sergt. at Arms, Preston Youn The Athletic Club gave an exhibition of its work in the High School Assembly. Preparations are also being made to give an exhibition before the Red Lion Student body and townspeople on Jubilee Week. When the weather permits the club meets on the public playgrounds where manv outdoor games are played Simty-one Q. If 5 I - ,P 1 - fc 9 A Q will V 5 Q In :::::::::::::::::Eii -4 :A Y - fi, t - New 0 Combined Qvchesiwos The Junior High School Orchestra is composed f young, ambitious musicians, who in future years hope to he members of the Se11ior High School 0r- C hestra. It has never appeared ill public, but played roughout the year for the Junior High School th assemblies. The younger pupils have taken great heconie lllG'1l1bQl'S of the Senior Orchestra next year. 1Ilt'6'1'QSt in lIlllSiC and HIHHY will be allowed to l he Senior High School Orchestra contains the best musicians of our school. The first public appearance 0 f the 01'i'hQSi'1'2l was at the play t'The Gypsy Rover' and much credit belongs to the orchestra for the play's success. This year the orchestra had the honor of playing for the meeting of the York County School Directors, which was held in the Courthouse at York. Both orchestras are under tl1e 'rection of Miss Maxine Sweeley. To her instruc- n due the success of these orchestras this year. Sixty-two , f 595 fpf Q - few' ,..z?w .P 5:1 A ll : I :gi X U . Iii -.I 1 .Y - IUIIEIU . -- D vbx ff aw I ' . GiPI,s cm 0 The Girls' Glee Club is an established orffaniza tion of the School and contributes to nianv of its elitertainnlents. The past year its enrollment has been the largzgest it has ever had. Among the new clubs added this year, is the Boys' Glee Club, con sisting of 19 inembers. the nucleus for future growth. The purpose of these clubs is to develop an appref-iation of good singing. In their meetings songs for assembly and musical programs are re- G CIUDS hearsed. The two clubs, boys' and girls', produced very successfully the musical comedy t'The Gypsy Rover . This production was witnessed by approxi- mately 1500 people on the three nights it was given. The clubs also sponsored the May Festival. Miss Maxine Sweely, the music supervisor is responsible for the suvcess of these two clubs. Sixty-tIL1'c'e . I --'-.1-. w- --THE CUB 5? if f A -' f lm - Z I P? li! -uw 1 Q 5 gg -.nm - wg- fl T Ullllwlg g ' ffifigx ' 46 W I D 3.15 If A S'i:z'ty-four I-I L T N Y Z Q Q 1' Q f L .. R Q I X 54 . WV n ith' Hfff1q y Q A Z V 4 .. Eg: A - CQ W - ' , 77? W f lgv '- : I ff? ig: X H e Ili ' , ' I w- if-V 'dn' A -- l -- Ulu - M Qi: A L7 3' xt-YA 7 f I .Q 1 x. I: rain Eff oqys ovsiiq Buslfeilnclll Didn't it make your blood tingle and your heart thump when you Saw your team playing an extra period with all spirit and fight they had to give? Remember the Y. C. I. game when a miraculous shot secured the victory for Hdear old Red Lion High . lVhat a thrill! This years team had only one year's ooaching, Thompson being the sole veteran of the number. Meeting it's two hardest opponents in the first two games, the varsity went down to defeat, due to the inexperienc-e of the players. This handicap was so great that we were not able to overcome it. Thompson and Eaton will graduate this year but we will have six members for the squad next year. The line up is as follows: James Thompson, forward: Otto Laucks, forwardg Kenneth Bicking, forwardg William Craley, for- wardg Felnor Seaks, centerg Donald Eaton, guardg Palmer Lutz, guardg Edward Hall, guard. Sifoty-seven is I iii X f ,Q I I-111 jf- -195 ,y :gl ,X 1? -- Igl - H' : I 1 i YA W i Cl nab' Eff- Girls, cwsillq Buslfeibull Here are the Victors of York County Basket- ball League-the Red Lion Girls' Varsity. The line up for the first team follows: Flo Kinard, center, Captain: Charlotte Baker, center: Marion Snyder, side centerg Grace Lutz, side centerg Ruth Sprenkle, forward, Dorcas Stitely, forward, ASs't Manager: Charlotte Hildebrand, forwardg Audrey Flinchbaugh, forwardg Vivian Smith, guard, Managerg Valeria Stein, guard: Edna Burg, guard. The Girls' Varsity has had a very successful basketball season, losing one game out of eight, to Wrightsville. This is the last year that this group will play together as all but two -of them are Seniors. However, the coach has some good new material in store for next yearys team. Miss Adams may Well be proud of the record made by her team, which scored 189 points for Red Lion and 115 made by its opponents. Sixty-eight f - A ,F lil I-I E fe 1 1 I' ' . f al .-. 1 I P5 in ' -vb 2 9 'vi ' V i 'Q QI? A J ' ' ,E Q .:::::::::: ...... i rf f u,,,i, , PUC F01 the fnst tune since 1923 Red Iion H1 h carried awav track honors at Millersville. Beslde winning the team trophy Red Lion High also brought home the individual cup for highest scorer which was won by Arthur Ness. He showed remark able form by winning the 100 vard dash, 220 vard dash and running as anchor man on the relay team In the annual interclass meet the Juniors were victorious, easily defeating the Seniors, their nearest rivals by 205 points. In the annual York County Meet the followers of the track team received a surprise. Red Lion High did not carry oit iirst honors as many hoped they would but lost to Wrightsville High. In spite of this defeat the Gold and Black will put forth a good team next season as very few men are lost by graduation. z ol ty-nine f I is-1 fgg If - ':i: uu ,A -cyl, yd'- Q . I jj' NH' ' 1' ' Baseball From the very beginning of the training season. Coach Nitchkey faced a difiicult problem. Although the number of candidates reporting for practice was large, very few veterans were numbered among them. This meant that a large amount of green material had to be developed for the vacant posi- tions. The most glaring Weakness was in the pitching and catching departments as there were no experienced men eligible for these positions. Hake, Bicking, and C1-aley were rounded into a pitching stai which show a great promise for another season. Although the season was not as successful as might be expected the outlook for next year is exceedingly bright. The new men will all have had one year of experience and in addition to this only two men will be lost through graduation, namely, Kinard, third baseman and acting captaing and Detwiler, first baseman. Seventy f - M Tue cus if r x V ,P ag. ,X I I. Pr M I -' . S ii- Q H' JJNW' f 'f 9 U uf Q - gi' A X . F ,,,,, ::::::. ..,........ .--- l Y li- W i,T n.,, W E- L w, gg Seventy-one . f x H Tl-IE cus fgxiiv ,P :ga A I' M ., 'S-':' at : ' Y V-V ,U 2 9 v ye A Y 1Q N 'lfff l jlomm - A ' iii .f I Seventy-two EL 4147 45 N IQ T EM ' . fy! Q, U f 2 3 g I L X ri 2 1 A E K 4 g 6 h Wx g 'Es ,ll 5 C X fQmfiQ' HH -u - . , v . . ' ,.-.V -,mx , '4- 3 . .1 Vw, .1 ww' ,V . ,: W u x 3 .. 4, v -v - v 1 ef L - V- x V , - -.- - Q ' 3,,yL':v:vL -qu... 413 L ig :Cys-,,.w:Y5': ,I h, Y, 'Lf - ' ' AU' 3 ' ' H13 f '- - K :'T1+L' +, -' , V. W . ,, .-' ' lf A - 1 n ' ' ' E , .- Y P Q A L -4.75, . - -R f . -.ff ,ir-nf , , -1. ' . Q I 561,31 ' ' 'Y 1. : , L. 1 'ggi Q --:V A , 21124 - .af - 1 . E5 '4,1wa - 1' 4. :--+ Q ,A t,1gi..f - 1, 1 A, .,1,-' , .3 . 5, -A-L+',ie ' ' H ri J-2f.:e? f rQ.,,' -. -: 1' -1-2-.1 . 5.7: ,-' ., ' ' , 792, fi' f ,? f-,'.,ff- Q 'fi' JEL '-3-if '2 -.z.f'f. fi f3j:Zff'!f55ff2 ii 1 ' ' - QL L .-fin' 'f'f1Tfi ' Z' .' X512 f3w'..i'fi'. .-in .' -1 , . .- .ini -fqwl -ng vip .:x,f,yI:-V, : x UF .-gi: , - Y:-7.113 S 3 ff- ' fT,l.5554 f , f fri? N 6' . ' J': ?5' ' ,n--,ru-ap.-.IE-Ziaf:-4q,5, --j'i1v'g4f,x,i7z-5-f--'r- 1,4 -lx -' ' ' 'N '5 .' ' 5' V 1 - ':,ac,:' ., - 1,, N , . ' Y-T-F:-, 'L w ,v ,. 'T '77 77 777 Xi I 4 C lr D 1 R E C T o R Y gg DR. C. N. TRGUT DR. L. R. HEISLER EE Dentist Dentist if Trout Building First National Bank Bldg. Red Lion, Pa. Red Lion, Pa. William Goldman EE FE H. W. MITZEL 237 W' High St' South End Grocery Red Lion, Pa. if if . if Representing 417 S. Main St. Homeland Tailoring Co. fi IL Phone 7X Red Lion, Pa. SI Doc Trout-Yesterdsly I stepped into the middle of the street. held up my arms and stopped :1 runuwsly horse. Boob J2l1'0llS-Tllili S nothing. Totlzty I stepped to the curb, held up two lingers and stopped il taxi. f'll2ll'i0i'fE' I1Olli9l'-Xvl1ilf.S the shape of :1 kiss? Oliver-Give me one :intl I'll will it square. Miss Reiver-Now we tin4l that x is equal to zero. Clair Leiphzlrt-Gee. :Ill that work for nothing. Miss Foutz fllilllllillg' back :1 composition on Neptune to Carl Smith I-flilllll this back In Neptune. please. Mr. Bea-ker-Adu, what is Clorox used for? Arla S.-tthinking of tlytox D-To kill flies. The latest scotch joke. A SCOi'l'hlll2ll1 went clown to the black Sen to till his fountain pen. ff::ffeeerefe-A::f::::::'::::ee is v:::: t :fa t ' ::-'ff- ':::::::i 4, 4, 4, 'b 'I 'I The BLUE BIRD Cafe Q: :L A, N, EGQLF 29 E. High st. Red Lion, Pa. 41 .2 :I ' :E 52 fl Shoes and Hose If n P 1' Regular .Ilimwrs Served Daily El gf . 1 . I ,I 4, F0 om 11.30 to 1 P. JI. 1, Lion Theater Bldg. 1: We Will Deliver Your Orders If Ii 14 Promptly V If 4: RED LION, PA. if u 'n P I in '4 'P i:::::::::::-::::::::::::::::.-::j 1' -------A-+------------ ::::::::J' Seventy-jivc You can't start an account too soon in fFHEfREIDLHDDIFTRSTINAJICHQAL Bank. You will need a financial foundation as well as an education. Mr. Johnston-Do you think nirplzmes will over supplant :111to111olniles? Hob Leiplmrt-Wlxo would wamt to purlc in il dzunp old cloud. 1NTERBoRoUG1-1 GAS at FUEL co. iGAS .....,.,.... 5 use..-ur. I. an 'gn 4 5 1 1 Z . . IU El 1 ', conveniences mug vi wp ll - , 11,4 1 I'1 Fi if ,S I 1 I ' l' 1 M -' Iwi: llflf I hi' ii mul lllgg ll . i3 'W 'Hg lp, lm lfl le lil gmt ill 9 llll lug PHoNE 48 lily i w : You Cam Do It Better With Gas ' SC27CHf1l'SfJ' I I 33 E. BROADWAY - RED L1oN 4 xx' :TTT-:T::::::::xT:::::' Ii 11' v ' ' v v T XM. B. You can save more if you Buy 'I ll ci ars by the box Pasteurized Milk and Cream ll fl g - Quality Ice Cream li H. E. 1, I' Red Lion's Oldest and Largest fl fl 373 W. Main St. 1 1, Distributor of Dairy Products if If Dallastown :I I1 A::::::::::::::::::::::: AT VTTTT'TTTTT:TTT-::iT:::::::: tl 1, '1 ATHLETIC T065 1 15 S. H. SPRENKLE For Bo s and Girl' 11 Y 6 11 Ei Contractor and Builder SEE 1: :E 'I 1 ' Jack A. SLA, I, Davey Wlieir Building Get My Estimate , ln 1 On the Square Red Lion ft ll Phone 168X 322 Boundary Ave. 1: -:::::::::::::::: :::::::: ig 1 ::::::::::- ::-.:,:::::::::::- Westerlwrg revipe for raising a lllllSf2ll'l19. Before retiring rub the upper lip well with salt. You must then get :I pail of water and place it at the head of your bed. The I izlirs being thirsty will come forth for a drink. The aspirant should then quickly tie zu knot in the hair and it will stay out. 5: :E 1 1, C, P, Wear the English-American 1 fl Tailored Clothing SL Hand Tailored and Better if in Trimming Q ge EE 32 QQ Frank DeVono 41 1, .1 Partners and Merchants TGHOT 61,7161 HGl7CTClGSlI6T 41 1: Bank Building l TI fl 11 Trout Building s 1: Red Lion, Pa. Red M011 Severity-smren The Farmers SL in Merchants National Bank Corner Main and Broadway Red Lion, Penna. Capital - - - S125,000.00 Surplus and Profits - 400,000.00 Deposits - - - 2,500,000.00 Let us form a SAVINGS partner- ship. Spend less than you earn and deposit the difference. We pay you interest on the reserve you build up. CU Teach economy. That is one of the yirst and highest virtues. lt begins with saving money . - Abraham Lincoln Seve tj e git :::::::x::::: A -::::::x::T V::::::::::::::::::::::::::: II If II T1 II If 4: 'n 1, 1, Sheaffer's Pens and Pencils 5: 5: 4: I: 1, 1, 9 I: DETWILER S fi 3: T. E. Brooks DRUG STORE Qt Q: EE if il It RED LION, PA. 2 If 1, I, 55 if 52 TI ': ': 1, 1, -,-,,,,A,A,,,M,U,u,,u-It ILUHU,,,,,,,U,,-----,,,:,, Noah S.-There is only one person who can rule :1 woman. Ward M.-And Who is that? Noah S.-The dentist. He can tell her to keep her mouth 'shut or open and She obeys AUB OADS IDE IGHT W. Grant Raub Compan eneml Constructors RAUB ED LION. PA. S even t 11-n i ne 4 4, -Y'-nn'---'Y'-- vu 4, 4, .RED MON, ig 4, PHOTOGRAPHS OF 4 4, BREAD A NYTHING gr 5, 1, NYTIME Q9 , 4, NYWHERE ,9 4, 4, Phone 37-W 440 it 1' Zu 4 1+ 5,9 ' 'r 4+ 3 'Z 42 we 4, 1+ are , 1, STUDIO we 1: :z Raub Building A W QUALITY 5, 3, . 'Q 4, 4 we OROOERIES 1' I: Red Lion, Pa. '9 .: ., 4, 4, if .E Photographs 4: 'r , Holtzingers Bakery IL EI b LW? Forever 4+ r Red Llon' Pa' 1: :I Specializing in year hook work 4+ b ' r 'h A -AAA--A Curl Smith ff1'H11S1flti11g :I love sc-one in Vergilb- I will join you in everlasting head lock. C1uea11ing wedlocld Dallas E.-Sorry Wilma. I must break our 6I1f.'ji1gG11161l'C. Oh. Well there are others. XVilum D.-I have been engaged to one of them before. After You Have GRADUATED to Cigars Be Sure They Are Made Of KEY WEST SHORTS Q3 The Meads Tobacco Company . The World's Largest Manufacturers of Shredded Filler Tobacco Eighty If DRUGS soDAs Automatic Duo-Disc Wasliers 1, 1: R. C. A. Radiolas gt :E fi IE Utto Strock SL Co. 6 :E Dmggists REXALL REMEDIES SAYLGR FURNITURE :V : ' COMPANY il Postoffice Building ' j: j Red Lion, Pa. 23 S. Main St. 5' S Red Lion, Pa. II 1 I: cAND1Es KODAKS - - -xxx wx- ,xv L x +3 AA,,,A,,,A ,,,,, - -, Doc Trout delivering Fuller Brushes. . Old Lady-Young Man, if you really want work, Ftll'll191' Jones wants il good right hand man. Wm. Trout- Just my luck, lady-I'm left-lmlicle-tl . The Place Where the Boys Meet V L. WIEST MILLER, Prop. North Main Street Red Lion, Pa. Eighty-one YOUR BANK ACCQUNT will pick up many Worthwhile things for you - good investments, additional money, independence, a comfortable old age, bonds mortgages, your own home, and other things equally as important. Your bank account will get you anything You Want. It is your friend in fortune as well as in misfortune, providing backing capital and credit. We Welcome small accounts. Let us help you pick up the next opportunities. as Red Lion Trust Company Eighty-two ::::::x: i':::::: x:xx:i ':xxx: A:::x::: xx x:'T 1, 'I 1, 'I 1, 'I 11 Diamonds Watclies 11 gf 5: , I 1, :I KLINEDINSTS if :E 1, 'I 1, 'I 35 N. M ' S 'I am 'fee' I C. H. SHAFFNER I 1, 'I 1: 'I 55 1: me IEWELER 7: Ig It 1, 'I Coats Dresses Watch, Clock, Jewelery Repairing 1, 'I Millinery 1: 1: 1: T: II Clocks Silverware TI 1, 'I 1, 'I I: It Mr. Schlegel-lnbout to have his picture takeuj Mr. Clewell, where is there n room where I may fix up a bit. Bob Clewell-What do you want to do. comb your hair? VITAPHONE Mov1EToNE :E 'I 'I 'I 'I II THE LIO THEATRE I 55 'I 'I RED L1oN, PA.. 5: -l 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I EE -I YORK COUNTY'S FOREMOST . 'P THEATRE 5: :I Mx- ---,,,-,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, -,,,,,,,,,,- ,xxxl Eigh ty-th-ree R b E G1 EE EE C. C. HERRMAN . n it 1: 0 ert e H jr in 10B PRINTER R INSURANCE 1 QQ Red Lion, Pa O 1E Rear of P. O. Building :E EI Red Lion, Pa. 31 l,vQ,,, - - -,,, - L. Norman Zarfos, '99 Mf E' 2: General Contractor Insurance and Real Estate Estimates Cheerfully Furnished . 644 W. Broadway Red Lion' Pa' Q: g Phone 169-X Red Lion, Pa fi :E ,.,A,Ai.A. ,- -- Prof. Schlegel-Why are you lwilflllyl around the bush? F0StQ1'1I'111 looking for an illspiration so I can lead my 4-lass to freedom ns Moses did. . Typ EXx7RITERS at mt wg 52 R' If ' fr IW N w ' ' N f ' -33251 ' -V -,,!.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, N ,,,,.,,, E , .wr M1 E I ' 1' --D f gg. 'g .. ,139 , , - ' E, mf -' -FTQSQQ 'T 'Wiatr if ' . 5. 1 Q 'f'V P QQ U Q? 1- .f f' 15,6 I limi, 99 .r -, u ,f vrrwxwgiw - TY- QQBAQVQQQ ,flzlrlrgei ,J Wg, w,t.,f .ft -be T ,, Gray 'if1f??FJ6ff 7wf': . -Er- -...-. 5 s i'A iw-3'!95 ,fX :::::I-A-+R-fa , 1.e.4..a.a-.a.a.a..a.q.+-if - - , 5 2 ' P7 , a-'4i4..p-.5 A-.a.a..n,1--X -1 5 hfmWm7,j, 1' 7 -72 ' I, -N E 4 X Ming! fv . E X 1, . When making your selection of typewriters be sure you select the typewriter which has all the good features, and is the Best Money Can Buy . BANCROFT'S 33 SOUTH DUKE STREET YORK, PA. Dial 51561 Eighty-fo wr 'T li' A. J. KELLY ii 55 153 N. Main Street Tl If q 52 I1 as 97 QualityGroceries and Dry Goods I1 Ig Smoke a Red Dot Neumanls Ice Cream fl 51 Phone Orders Delifverecl CHAS. E. LANDIS QE H, B, TYSQN ELECTRIC CO. Qt II , il fl General Merclmndzse Westingholase Sales and Ser-vice :I I: 19 S. Main Street Cor. Broadway SL Franklin Red Li0n, Pa. York Phone 43-W ,:,,,::,,,,: 1: lx, ,,,,,,,,,,,:,,: Tezlc-llel'-Homce how many lmfnws are there in your body? Ho1':u-0 Pamgle-109. Teacher-No. Guess agzliu. Horan-e P.-There always were 106, but I ante several fish bones for b1'enkf:1st. . F. BOECKEL Plumbing and Heating North Main Street Red Lion, Pa. A Phone 36-J Eiglzfty-fizre H 'yyis' oo' 'yyoiiii' THAT' ' H v lileases and V i n Looks Well Qifues Satisfaction 'WE E? R'NG and Wears Well DO NOT RUIN YOUR HARDWOOD FLOORS Witli Our Latest Machinery We Do Not Use Nails on Ladies' Heels ::::::::::::: 'A::::::::::'A:'AT lf' ':::::::::::::::::::::' ANDERSON'S GRAIN 3: GIFTS THAT LAST SL FEED CO. li Gifts for Weddiiugs, Aimiversar . 1' IQ ies, Birthdays, Oraduations l Ii Eyes Examined-Glasses Fitted '5 51 c. H. DESENBERG York' Pa' Q I Red Lion, Pa. Alum H.-Sir! It is SIIOWIIILE :mil I would like to have c-lmins put on my c-:11'. please. l'le1-k-Sorry. Miss. but we only sell g Annu H.-I llIltl6l'St0OCl this was a ch l'lN'P1'i9S. aiu store. J. W. KOPP 'I l SEE , Butdmof 1, 1, Arthur Ziegler ,T ' f .11 le d f Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Etc. 12 4: , or q m S O 1' 1' Fire and Auto Insurance Also Dealer in , .Q Phone 9 W . n lr - Calves and Hides ' ,a Postomce Building Red Lion, Pa. ll l, Red Lion, Pa. 4 Eiglbiy-Siiv 1 v v vvv--vv'--vv ,,::::: P C:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1 . EE D LI N TRANSFER J. T. GoHN , RE 0 1: 1 r COMPANY 5: Contractor-Free Estimator Local and Long Distance 5 155 S. Franklin St. Draying , Red Lion, Pa. . if 1 1: CALL M. SL P. R. R. OFFICE TI LUMBER CELOTEX FOR SERVICE SEE :E THE Q: Raymond D. Roth 51 ARNOLD LUMBER 'L 1 :r Th A EZ ' ' 11 COMPANY ' G EQiafCSfflan an 1' Red Lion, Pa. I 'I 1' 74 First Avenue Eg HARDWARE PAINT CEMENT 52 Red Lion Pa, xxA:x:,:,,,,,,:,,,,:,,.,,,,L Rx, A:,x,::::::::x:: Miss StRllff91'-R1lj'11101lti what is pig ii 1 1l2ly11l011d H.-Pig iron is the foundation stone of the pig industry. ' Be A Man-Smoke Cigars Best in Wooden Boxes ' 1.53 5 KALTREHJER CIGAR Eox oo. Manufacturers of Cigar Boxes Red Lion, Pa. 1 b 1 Eigh fy-seven 1 1 I -:::f:::::::::::f:f:::: 1: 1 YORK PHONE 220-M :E Furnace B. Olewiler Qi QE I: Funeral Director J' S0 4, ' 'v I Ambulance Service- l Local and Leng Distance E Day or Night 'I 1 Hauling by Trucks I: 5 if 1' 145 East Broadway ' I 5 3 Red Lion' Pa' 3: EVERY LGAD INSURED tl PHONE 218-M l l ,ij l Graduate Embalmer l E I Red Lion, Pa. Ward-Did you have influenza as had as I did? I had to stay away from school for three weeks. Noah-I had it worse than that-I had it in the holidays. ' Fraternity' and College and Class jewelry g Commencement Announcements and Invitations l L. G. BALFQUR COMPANY l Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers Q' ATTLEB-oRo, MASSACHUSETTS l Ieweler to the Senior Class of 1 P . Red Lion High School Eighty-eight P P F::::::::::::::::::v :::::::::: 7 - :iv f:::v-::::::::' 'I v 11 1: .1 h 11 1: 1' 4, I 4, , 1' , EMORY F. RITZ : : CGNTING S 1: 4 1: Infstructor of Piano and Violin 1: 1: , . : aim- vw-ammg, Sigur Reading 1: 1: S7106 Rvllfwfwfy 4, 4 : Accompanying and Progressive Series 4: : Also Taught With the Lesson 11 ,: I . 35M 1 1: South Mam Street 1: Phone I I 1 . PHONE 7R :, 4, 1: L - ,,A--,,,,,,,-,,,,,-,,,,,,I LA. -::::::.-::::::::::: :xd- P - ::::r::::::::::f::::::::f::-' W- '::: -A:::::: :' :::::: '::: ' 1: 1: WSK. Ed. S.: EE v 1: 4 . . mg- wm el z 1: I Ben T. LaMotte ': 1: ,, , rg : 1: 1: Iwo I,a'rbers ,, : ffmfllm- 1: 1: IL 4 4 1' : The Store for High 1: 1: Crown Barber 1: 1 s I1 I B 7' 5' 15 :I C 00 DVS :I :: RICHLEY BUILDING 1: r r p ' , 1: RED LION, PA. 1: 11 Hair cutting 356 an the time :E 4 1: :::::::::::::::v -::::::lE 4L:::::: :::::: - -AA :::' A All Mr. Mechtly-Describe the fl101'2'lCiC cavity of man. Martin F.-Well! The legs are atac-hed to this part. W ::::::::::::::::::::::::::.-, f::- - -::::::::::- :::::::::-5 4, 4, 1: 4, 4 4 1: 4 1: When 11 UI' 'think of picnic 41 Our Slggang 1: 4 4: and outiizig supplies 1: 1 1: 1: 1: ,: We sell the best becfmse the 1: 4 1: Remember best is clmapest 4 I 4 4: 4: 11 4: 4, 4, :r 4, 41 4: II I1 0 ,: 1: The anety Shop 1: 1: 1 4: 4, 11 4, 4, 4, 1a 4, I1 5C--IOC--25C Store :I E5 1 4: 4: 1: 4: 4, 4, 1: 4, 4, 4, :P 4, 4, 4, r 4, I' I: 42 1' 4: Q-5 :, 1: 4: 4: 4: 1: I I 4: 1: j I 5, 5: 5: S. . SNYDER 5, : 4: 11 4: 1: 28 North Main Street 1: 1 82 Main Street 1: 4 . 1: RED LION, PA. 1: RED LION, PA. - Eighty-n ine W. M. GEMMILL SL COMPANY C5 Wfholesale Leaf Tobacco Ir I I Thirty Minutes of Enjoyment for Sc Ir if Smoke A Kelly 'I EE 55 I THE KELLY CIGAR 5, COMPANY Echo Barber Shop Q5 Special room for Ladies and Children hair cutting It pays to look well I :I I I lx wf '- --- --A-'-- --A - ' 'I If SPARTAN EQUASONNE RADIO I 12 mm Ivfmfzm- of -me Aff- 1: RClflf!l'.S lfizflwst Voice 'I Ei 5 'I In 1- A. L. BEAN Scott Frey-Clneefillg the l11l11iSl91' tripj Look, what these Iish got for nabhin S I Ir 1: First Avenue 'I I A:::: :::::::::::::: ::- one Sunday Ou his way home from H iishiug XV 0 rms 011 Sunday. ,---,,,,--,-,,,v--v,---v----- , --,----v----nv---------v---- 1, 4, 4, 4, Thompson College Il If If IS pure and wholesome Ice I l Il I, ,X ' Opposite Postomce' York' Pa' fl 11 cream that you aeswe, then try AVIATION DRAFTING I1 I: ACCOUNTANCY 15 1: SECRETARIAI. 1. In J 7 SALESMANSHIP 1, 1: ake s Home Made COMMERCIAL TEACHER Lg 5: AUDITING MACHINE 1: 5. FI ING ' - CISIL SERVICE fl You have med the rest, DRAFTING 'I gl BANKING - II now try the best DICTATYPY 3 CHAIN STORE ACCOUNTING ,g I AND MANAGEMENT I 5, I ENROLL NOW EI gg Accredited by the American Association I of Vocational Schools 1, I U R f R cl L T 't C Send for our new Catalog fl ear O C mu rub ompany I It C. E. JACOBS, Prop. I In 'I A It--- .... .....-A...-.. A -AAA A Ninety fmmm:LMARMMMMMEF I v v v v v 'I' v ' ' v v v I v I v I I v ,- 'g MAKE YOgfEE5fifVENINGS 5' Q: Rehance Llfe Insurance Co. If I ,, 5 I oHersyou H 1 ' Vmt I ji Perfect Protectionn All-ways 1: Q: Edd1e's Recreat1on EQ if J. Theo. Pettit, Agent gf I Center 1 1 330 N. Main Street 'Q I , 1, R d L' , P . 1' 224 First Avenue 1 if Ii-1Q1Gc1!n87,ja 1 ::,:,,,,,,,,:,-.,-.,,,, -Q Lv,-. -,,..,,,,.A:,:::: g Red Lron Florlst ., IE GIPE and TAYLQR E If you CHll,t talk Dutclr 1, : QUALITY GROCERS ' E SAY IT WITH FLOWERS I 3 W B d , , Mother can understand it E :I 627 I roa Way IE I Red Lion P P Free Delivery Phone 2-R :E 1 , 3. .I R NVQ IIIIIO fu vast :my l'0II91'II0ll on Mr. B04-lw1 s powers of olnservaltiurl, but how about this? Mr. Bevlu-1' sznirl in Culp 1111-etillg'- Bliss Rell Linn was filled to the top . We t-:ln't help llleufiollillg the fm-t that it has no lop. EE . . STANDARD ELECTRIC 55 Strand Tarlormg 5: RANGES Company, Inc. I l, f CROSLEY AND AMRAD Q, I RADIOS , f I f I5 I 3 W. H. INNERST 1' Local Representative S' S' , RED LION, PA. IE ELECTRIC Co' 1 :::::::::::::::::: v :::Q lL:::: ---A : -::::::::::::::::v ' Ninety-one I 1, 1, I 0 I I For a Greater and Better One Stop Servrce Station Red Lion :I QI 5: 5: E5 is :E :E 4: 4: 3: 3: BEST WISHES I I 44 as 1: I RUDI Pomraning Motor E 4 : 4: Company if 12 Q5 4: 4: RED L1oN, PA. z: 1: ,: C. M. EHEHALT :E :E Miss Stnuffer-Give me :1 sentence with SRIXODIROIIQ in it. PZUH161' Lutz-Oh, its saxophone did at half n dozen of the other. It I 1. G F. KINARD 41 41 . ' 1: Ig Parnters Decorators 4 Stoves and Furnaces of :I 1' Quality 4: 4: 4: 4: 4: 1 0 - ' : , Plumbmgf Hiagjg ind ,: 5: TROBECK S Sheet Meta or 4 4: QI fl 2 10 W. Broadway I :I 155 I1 I: 4, 4 5: It We pamt anything-anywhere I I 4: 4: II :I : PHONE 43.1 Ig , .1 I 4: 'I 238 First Avenue I II Wall Paper Paints RED LION, PA. I, 1: Ninety-two Jerome M. Wagman :I 230 W. Broadway 1' Groceries Fi Delicatessen 1 5 1 1: if For Good Butter Use :I CREAM OF THE VALLEY Eat Tax Bread With Guaranteed Ingredients Buns-Cakes-Rolls 225 FREY'S BAKERY 25 E. Broadway RED LION, PA. :, :::- A Lloyd Anderson fin c-11e111ist1'yb-Tllis b til t 1 If fl 11 Mr. BQCIQGI'-'iAi11't half ful1 ? Lloyd-Well! I wzmft f t 1 1 Ill tl t ' 0 Red L1on Ice Company Phone 23-W 6 Q5 ICE-NATURE'S OWN REFRIGERANT -NEVER GETS OUT OE ORDER THINK IT OVER N eff th ee WE MAKE YOUR HOME MORE HOMEY WITH FURNITURE THAT k LASTS A LIFETIME M M I it v 4' .1-'-- 1 '. im f fl , g f, ' ,- gui 3 g Zarfos 81 Burg ll r i York County's Largest .,.. , fi F - 'lflTTI-If'lfL7'e Store 1 VOSS Electric Washers I ' 29-31 W. Broadway gf' Red Lion, Penna. ATWATER KENT AND VICTOR RADIOS EARL B. BURG Funeral Director and Ambulance Service -:::4-::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Iva XV0l'kIll2t-'I' frendilig fl smifenc-Q in English Clnssb- mul the owls answered 'whoopee-, wlloopee-'. Your annual will portray the activities of your school in an even greater measure when planned and executed lay us 5:5 ANNUAL DEPARTMENT York Color Plate Engraving Co. School anol College Annual Engravers York, Pennsylvania N incty-four' 11 1 '41 34. .1 R . ' 11 1 ., .n. 1,1 . 1f:'., 1 3' - 'z' 2:5 21.1 11 1 X if 1 1 L 1 1 1 I Y 4 iw' ' L ,lx r' ,ns 1 Ax, 195 1, I' v P f 11 1 11 1. 15 C 1 1 1' ,nf 11 1 1 1 11 43 94 , 'I 1 A ! 1 -1 'W NS., 4 .5 Q 11 Y 4 1 I 4, , u I .I V 1 N :A , U 1 Lv ,. fl P I Q? 1 ' . Y' ' .1 ,Z 1 . . - ' 3. wget- 111.1 J ., ,f' AL H -1-1 ,,,.1- ,--- A 1 ' fg.i1!.:,j 11'Lt.:.,w. nff.41. T- , ::,.1,F 1 .t 1, 11',- 'P-'I .'1' .- - - 1, 1 ,A T. .Ffgfe 'K 1 ' -134- h I V. , 1155? -1 - 1. 'N ,qy Z , . . .1 - -:V 711 . vi V' 1 . 1 1,54 ' 1- .....1 , 1 , af, -' V1 , 1 .. 1 , V WC' . 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