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

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GRAHAM, BETTY M. Academic When asked what makes Prank Sinatra so popular, Betts answers, Are you kidding? Wednesday night finds Betts at the radio swooning to Frankie's crooning, while the movies at the Lion Theatre inter- est her Tuesday night. GRIM, NORMA I. Commercial Stenogtaphic Red hair, laughing blue eyes, a flashing smile, and Hi, Scrooge! -that's Grimmy. Grimlny hopes to get rid of her freckles some day tit she canl and spend the rest of her life doing nothing, just taking life easy. Next to jitter-bugging, she is crazy about HANNIGAN, PAYE L. Academic Flannigan, usually seen with her nose in a book, hates being called a book-worm. Occasionally, her Oh, my gosh! is heard when she misses Lucille's car and has to walk to Felton. To become a nurse is the ambition of this studious Alan Ladd fan. HARRIS, G. CHARLES Commercial Bookkeeping Tim is always having trouble with a certain Yoe- ite. Could it be because of his usual greeting, Hi, sweetheart, or his dislike of some silly women? Little of everything, not much ol anything takes most of his time, but he manages to do a bit of auto French fries. hedge-hopping on the side. football, basketball, baseball . . . HAUGH, RUTH M., Commercial Bookkeeping, Stenographic The fact that Ruthie wants to learn to play the piano and organ well, could have nothing to do with the nightly visit of a certain piano-playing junior, could it? Ruthie doesn't mind walking to school because she always has an escort. HAWKS, RUTH E. General Ruthie is one of the three Ruths in the class, and is tired of being confused with them. Her Any mail for me today from him? is usually answered by a yes. When not Writing letters, she enjoys dancing. HEAPS, CLASE W. General That's tough as pre-war nails! Heapsie has probably been caught doing his Math in P. O. D. class again. Frank Sinatra has inspired Heapsie to become a singer. Basketball keeps him so busy over the noon hour, that he usually has just enough time for an ice cream cone, his chief delight, before dash- ing to his first class. HEFFNER, DORIS I. Commercial Bookkeeping Our big job is Heffner, whose 5 feet 9 inches has helped her to become a basketball star. Although she refuses to tell her size of shoes, Heffner admits: her weakness for spaghetti. ll Page27 tl

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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

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',T ,, HENRY, ERMA P. Commercial Bookkeeping The reason for the silence of Ermie must be the distance she has to walk to school, which leaves her breathless all day. Ermie has a fondness for letter- writing which will make this stenographer's boss very happy. Van Iohnson is her current favorite movie star. HOKE, DORIS M. Academic Hokie's interests range from the sublime, Nelson Eddy, to the ridiculous, Mickey Rooney. Playing the flute and violin, this versatile senior left Hallam to join our class for the final year. Hokie intends to be a nurse. HOLLAND, EDWARD F. Academic Doc, our handsome football star, has, in spite of his apparent strength, a weakness for a certain farm- er's daughter near Stewartstown. She must have fallen for his old approach, Hi! Good lookin'! Ed likes sauerkraut and frankfurters, next to visits down on the farm. IOHNS ON, TRUMAN C. General Women who tell lies disgust Ludge, but he doesn't do so badly on that phase himself. Although he lives in Yoe, he enjoys visits to Felton. We must cut the comedy, and seriously wish our future athletic director all the success he deserves. volleyball, National Honor Society . . . IONES, IULIA R. Academic Often seen driving around town in the family Hud- son is Iones. She can always be depended on to give a helping hand to friends with troubles, although she has a lot of her own. jones despises people who brag, but loves dancing to Tommy Dorsey's records. KEENER, WAYNE B. Commercial Bookkeeping That tall, blonde, smiling boy who breezes around the halls and seems to be doing nothing is Whitey. Although he enjoys eating, he gets indigestion over that first class in the afternoon. Whitey has really hitched his wagon to a starg he hopes to become rich and take a transcontinental tour. .. . 5. ' : ' '::t::i:s::fsE2E::2:? 2:fz.,. 1 rg. M me l l Page 28 KEEPORTS, FLOYD M. Academic Brownie finds a very photogenic subject in Preys- ville for his hobby of photography. He is one of our most careful drivers fhis car was just reconstructed and returned from his last wreckl. You, Clem, is his usual address to a friend over a C. M. P. at the Lamp Post. KEEPORTS, RICHARD R. Industrial Rich, one of our basketball stars, is very fond of chicken, especially on Pine Street. Blow it, Bud, ex- presses his disgust for peopie who crack gum. Rich spends his spare time driving his speed car fhis 1939 Plyrnouthl. C C