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

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Left: The Ziegler-Kulp checker con test attracts spectators Right: Mr. Shoemaker in an unusual frame fshot during biology hrkel Left: After all, the lines have to be repaired, too. Right: Noon hour amusement. Bottom left: The pep band lorms the background for animated sophomore cheer- ers. Center: Ruth clutches the ball in anticipation of the coming game. Right: Only the mechanical-minded know how to use this.

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J W Front: Homer Miller, Gloria Murphy, Ned Reisinger, Janet Ream. Back: Nolan Hellner, Alice Kiser, Madelyn Henry, John Markel, Ethel Rexroth, Janet Krewson. Front: Phil Watkins, Gerald Wert, Audrey Charshee, Betsy Rost. Back: Carl Paley, .lay Golden, Charles Chavarria, Mary Taylor, Elaine Snyder, Sandra Yoas. Sophomore not pictured-Gloria Grove, Top left: Evidently the game isn't satisfactory. Does Becky think she can do anything K H about it? Bottom left: End of the noon hour of freedom-back to classes. Center: Pin-ups with thumb tucks. Audrey and Maxine are ollicial arrangers of the bulletin board beside the activity office. Right: Mr. Squirrel is oblivious to signs. 18

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.lunior Ihglr ..... ofa Did you notice the number of people Wandering ,,,-ff' t N wr,-w f,?kf5f -,ef . aimlessly about in the halls of our alma mater during the first few days of school? lt Wasn't that these students didn't know Where to go, it's just that they couldn't get there. Maybe a lost and found department for these people would help the situation. Those silent little greenies in junior high certainly did set an example as far as con- duct and quietness are concerned. But, hold your hats! The atomic bomb resem- bled a small firecracker when these ambitious students got acquainted with the proceedings of the school. At the athletic contests the noise and rt Mona JaZl:?3LBELl:::iLE- hot air given off by these young rooters could Front: Phil Eifrlgagdra Sigh? g,,,deJ.nTlgLu's be excelled by nothing. Occasionally the teach- Class offisfgg gradelr',,,?1i:ie Snvdi lgnyder, Kathry ers felt this Way about some of them in the class- TaYlor Sponglerkirlya Sitter, hllsldey. rooms also. eolewuef, ' mn' Being progressive students, these seniors of tomorrow formed their own clubs and other or- ganizations, and they really did a bang-up job in making them successful. H. R. 4B and H. R. l0-Front: Ronald Warner, Robert Keeney, Dean Keeporfs, Lee Young, Jackie Kopp, Nathan Laucks. Second: Betty Vannoy, Norma Mitzel, Theda Laucks, Marian Keller, Alsetta Koons, Barry Myers, .loan Miller, Donalene Loyd, Doris McKinley, Wil- liam Long. Third: Gloria Zellers, Suzanne Lauer, Daune Kauffman, Doris Weigel, Norma Tyson, Nancy Wallace, Norma Wilhelm, Norma Winters, Shirley Knisley, Arlene Miller, Eva Miller, Marian Ludwig, Ina Lutz, Jean Wise, Ellen Keemer. Buck: Joanne Murphy, Joan Murrow, Shirley McGuigan, Lucille Laucks, Patsy King, Lewis Knaub, Roger Keesey, Charles Moyer, Ted Weiler, Marlin Neff, Luther Miller, Preston McLaughlin, Harold Miller, Mary Lau.