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

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3 UNDERCLASSMEN Lucky characTers wiTh years ahead To Tress in The new caTeTerIa, To donz in The new gym and To rooTsh and schrooch around in sTudy hall lor maybe in The new office on der bonkj ..... These are The honswarshT-The underclassmen. Left: Students enioy a break in regular routine when a replica of the famed Liberty Bell visits the school. Right: First assembly of the year ...., September 15. Lack of space on the hill sent the throng to Bethany E. U. B. Church. is 4 4 as 1 f sa- 1 cf T' 5 dh' I mf 0 Q 9 - 'f -T ' O 5 fl: eo 46 o

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Left: Some of the male population getting a breath of fresh air before settling the transportation for a large majority of R. 1 l 1 I themselves for afternoon class session. Right: Buses- L. H. S. students. 26 1 Y I

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.Saou To Be Gross K ops One hundred and sixfy-nine werry ambifious like juniors refurned fo Red Lion High in fhe fall of I95O fo become fhe largesf junior class f ever had. he school has From fhe very firsf fime fhey entered high school. fhey have faken parf in all The acfivifi es offered. As .-f ig-5-I r -- 21 - . 6 r' ': Q I V. l TEFL' A ' 0 I .xiii jjli A. jj ,jf s, l lk .f -r - 1 if :le 'ill xl'- ff X ii-.N K lj Al fr if . . I Q l ji ji Mfg proof of fheir capabilify in sporfs, fhe majorify of fhis year's varsify baskefball feam were junior boys. They make a bouf the same with fhe ofher sporfs, and on 'rhe feminine side confribufe members fo fhe cheer- leadingsquads. Throughouf fhe year fhe juniors, re- ceiving fheir firsf fasfe of journalism, aided fhe seniors in edifing fhe school bobeer. and even fook charge of publishing one issue. Likewise, in fhe band. or- chesfra one co and chorus. fo say nofhing of the various clubs. Lld find junior parficipanfs - more proof of fheir versafilify. Socially fhe juniors made fheir presence felf af all senior highly in jusf high funcfions. and were responsible for fhe successful Valenfine Dance. In facf fhey were about everyfhing and seemed fo have a won- derful cjjood fime doing if. Like fhe seniors. fhe juniors suffered fhe afflicfion of uncenfainfy caused by fhe building program. Up fo fhe very lasf minufe fhe where and when of fheir class play war, ironed a quesfion mark. buf evenfually defails were ouf. What wifh such goin's on as +hey've had. when fhey beCOfT1e prepared seniors on class day if's cerfain fhey'll be well fo fake over as leaders in R. L. H. S. tterson, treasurerg Miss Marie Keeportsj Jay Olewiler, Junior class officers and advisors-Gerald P presidentg Kitty Sitler, vice-presidentp Mil, Jeanette Espenshadef Norma Winters, secretary. 45 V155 9' J 'fp O a N ' bc 'A or-0.5 0 as 'J l l 28 I F , - I 'Ji 0' t x f -A.