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

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DRESSLER, DORIS L. Commercial Bookkeeping Dottie can usually be found at the Lamp Post knee-deep in hamburgers cmd Boston cream pie. The disgust of this pint-sized girl can easily be encour- aged by the boys who insist on bragging about them- selves. Dottie hopes to take a trip to Hawaii some day. DUNNICK, PERRY A. Academic When were you at Felton last? It you hear this, you know Red's near-by. When not drooling over veal steak, he can be found at a local barber shop trying different hair cuts. Believe it or not, Red's ELFNER, DALE E. Industrial This brown-haired future aviator will always be seen at the latest Humphrey Bogart thriller. Swimming and roller-skating are Dale's recreation, and he sol- emnly swears he can repair anything. Could it be because his tather owns a blacksmith shop? EMIG, DAVID A. Industrial Dave's life seems to consist of three things: eat- ing, sleeping, and woliing. This should all come in handy since he has joined the Navy. Unless you want ambition is to be an undertaker. a fight on your hands, don't call him Sonny following the traditional pattern . . . EVELER, LESTER, IR. Academic Let's eat, followed by a crunching sound, usually indicates the presence of Eagle, who lives to eat and enjoys every minute of it. A good Abbott and Costello movie will cause his absenteeism from his job at Sterner's. FAKE, WAYNE C. Academic The War has caused Moe much trouble by the cigarette shortage. It really gripes him to have the boys asking him for cigarettes, as scarce as they are. Utopia, according to Moe, would be to bowl a 300 game. Hope you make it soon! ! l FERREE, CARL E. General One of the class's most careful drivers is Cotz, who is continually wearing out tires on the road to Yoe. When teased too much about that certain Yoe- ite, he'll reply, That does it! Next to a football game, Cotz likes chicken. FERREE, EUGENE L. General If you hear seven, come e1even, and the rolling oi dice on the floor, Gene will no doubt be there indulging in his favorite pastime, rolling African Dominoes tdice to youl. This Georgia Carroll fcm's opinion of silly girls is Holy Hun. ll Page25 if

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F 5 t V I i BAIR, WILLIAM B. Academic This blond-haired boy, who can be seen any week-day on the Freysville road thumbing his way to school, is easily angered by students who insist on calling him Proxie. His favorite remark is, Pucker up, Babe, I'm comin' in on the beam. BARSHINGER, GERALDINE G., Commercial Stenographic Ierry is an enthusiastic football follower, who dis- likes being called Pee Wee. Roller-skating and working at G. C. Murphy's keep her quite busy, but she manages to devote a few spare minutes to Harry Iames' music. BRENNEMAN, KATHRYN Commercial Stenographic My heavens! Katie's here again. This ambi- tious girl spends her summers just loafing. The mere thought of spaghetti and tomatoes gives her a rav- enous appetite, while Dennis Morgan's singing puts her in a trance. BRIGGS, GRACE M. Commercial Bookkeeping The Community House's favorite hash-slinger is Gracie, who despises people who crack their chew- ing-gum. All types of sports provide recreation for this athletic miss, but she is particularly fond of basketball. A seniors life is a busy one . . . BROWN, EDWIN C. Industrial Eddie is the class's best joke-teller. If you want to hear a good joke, you can find him almost any time shooting pool at the Cigar Store. It's convenient having your girl living on your route home, isn't it, Eddie? CRALEY, GLADYS M. General Craley lives far from Red Lion and really spends almost as much time waiting for and traveling on buses as she does in school. She devotes most of her time trying to think up snappy comebacks for those who tease her about the last chance. '22 J ..,., 32. , -s f li fgl. 'I ff? .' 3225 ' il' ii' W ..-.242 .375 -.5 tw curdling mystery movies with Boris Karloff. Page 24 f i DAUBERMAN, P. MARIAN Academic Our future nurse, Dauby, dislikes having her name misspelled. When confronted by her favorite food, chicken, she can only gulp and say, Oh my gosh! In the evenings you can always find her near the radio listening to Bing Crosby or Harry Iarnes DINSMORE, DALE V. Academic If you've been wondering who that senior IS who s always keeping the baseball and football statistics it's D. D. When kidded about the opposite sex he usually replies, Aw, heck! He specializes in blood

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, M, PORRY, ETHEL v. Ess complains of a certain guy who is always pushing her around, but she doesn't really mind. Commercial Stenographic Popular music, especially Harry Iames,.interests her immensely. The ambition of our attractive valentine queen is to be a secretary. FREY, DALE L. Commercial Bookkeeping Oh, for a life of ease. This is Stinky's hope for the future. Most people are fond of Southern fried chicken, but he likes Northern fried chicken. Shooting pool at Charlie's keeps him very busy, but he still finds time to study his favorite subject, English ' x iaawegig ' 'f 5:f':E : E mem.. .. f. Y mr. .., GEBHARD, RUTH V. Our one and only Gep, who joined our ranks Academic in our junior year, is quite unpredictable. She says she desires to become a nurse, but oh, fudge, we wonder. Don't your glasses interfere with your hobby, Gep? Spaghetti and meat balls is the weakness of this joseph Cotton fan. GEESEY, LENUS L. Commercial Bookkeeping To be a navigator is the ambition of this frequent hookey player. The clumping of his huge fox holes with laces fshoesl, frequentl-y re-echoes in the school corridors as he goes to classes fusually latel. He's Miss Espenshade's pride and joy, or is he! ! ! of class meetings, GEMMILL, A. DELPHINE Academic Gabby is our professional hash-slinger whose affection for Alan Ladd is surpassed only by a T-bone steak. Singing, dancing, and eating are her favorite pastimes. Gabby's plans for the future include the Navy and the Navy Nurse Corps. GODFREY, RICHARD E. Industrial Godfrey is the dark, silent type, who occasionally shocks everyone, and perhaps-himself, by uttering the words, Gee whiz. Godfrey enjoys carpentry and plans to make it his life work. A Hgifi ff . sg-f' i lf:'iE:E w3,w'.r, g Y l l Page Z6 play try-outs . . . GOHEEN, ESTHER A. Commercial Bookkeeping Writing to her brother and friends in the service occupies most of Sis's spare time, when she is not working in Dallastown. Sis is so bored by the con- tinual question, Did you hear from Bud late1y? , that she merely replies, Oh, my! GOLDMAN, IOSEPH Academic Mr. Frits's favorite answerman is Ioe, who is al- ways called upon to give his reply to some question in P. O. D. Ioe prefers semi-classical symphony, but enjoys the swing and sway music of Sammy Kaye. f C