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HISTORICAL HIEIHLIBHTS 1896 .... First high school . . . two rooms in Nebinger Building. 1899. .b . . First graduating class .I. . live members . . . four rooms in building. I ' 1900 .... First diplomas given from Red Lion High Schodl. 1901 .... First commencement held in Old Brick Evangelical Church . . . eleven graduates. I I 1907 .... First class to graduate from the four year higli school program . . . nine in the group. 5 I I I 1910 .... High school transferredI to building now known as the Inter- mediate Building, on the corner of Charles and Henrietta Streets. I I 1926 .... Cornerstone laid for a junior-senior high schclol building . . . variety of courses offered . . . gym started . . . school onIlist of secondary schools accredited by Association of Colleges and Seco idary Schools of Middle States and Maryland. I I 1937 .... Library and new classrooms added . . . many activities started by this time. ' I 1951 . . . Gymnasium-auditorium addition . . . renovatidn of old gym and auditorium . . . new cafeteria, offices, classrooms, etc. I I 1952 .... Fiftieth connnencement'exercises . . . 2,763 alumni from Red Lion High. I I Page 6 I I I
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- -rv'.-fri-,-5'i,,r. -:ly-!.'5f2'gff',4.. r isrifribgg, a i ii: 1 RATION . . . the school board and principals . . . the teachers who hand out our assignments . . the many classes 5 we enjoy . . . ever-faithful cooks and janitors. r f ' '. TABLE UF EU TE TS N - 3 li l' .' - I '15 iff ADMINIST fill 'ffl .fi1Q. gig 'Sig J -iw. ,. , i r 43. S 5 Y if I, 1. I-5 ORGANIZATIONS. . service groups as well as those designed for pleasure . . . activities sponsored by them. 1,.r: 33. . vi . L+-' ' I-:J-fl ii ':. .. yr' ' X ,flsv 1. H A ..1X.g..Ll , A ' ' . .,-'-.vi'q5ffa,+.- , I- I ,4. . . various clubs to which we belong . . . 1 'f 't-QV . ' .zffdlt ri: ' it I V ,i-ifsii' S, f- fi ' , S- . ., ls, , 4-' ' . 3+ J r if ig Il .1 ' .V ' ev' ff' rr 1 D - 4,3 3,3 ..,. 44-1'?5g . F-, V, - . 1 l 5- L l' v r v,?i api, 1V Ili -. fu li. ffivl r ! 44 f'..i-25.11 ' ' v f.n:.'ff'f l!,1r,g',,f.f , A, .xv 0 SPORTS . . . the squads and coaches . . . the scores of the season . . . the morale-boosting cheerleaders . . . the noontime intramurals . . . girls' athletic program. r -u fl - 1 f is 1' 'ff - - ., as 1, gin 3 5:51 v ff, Qfflg ff'f,,','gll , 1' - .5 - YQ. , . la' fbi ' Kia' H A5 's I A l - I av rg' I UNDERCLASSMEN . high . . . the more blase parties and programs. '- 211- .4-' PY: N' f'- .-.3..l?:S!'li-'Y . 1- 7 .i,iP V - 1. ' 1 Q .sv . ' , Q-E, 3 v , . ' ' .1 if +- 1 , S1559 iffv ' f wr v' gb gs 1 f ' v , 44 ' SQL lg L-'ml' 5' ' lfvg 'JN lg, It L 1 1 ll I I I. r l-sv. 'L -- V '12, 4. F' '5' I ' e Q 15: 2,27 ' . . the seemingly very young of the junior , l ,,.q,i.x:?L . . . . , ?qg,,'lii4s-1.19-52-I, members of senior high . . . their oflicers, .fs -3-.g itjggrf -3- 4'-:, vi, ' I- 9Qf..kL,-t V. - Q -H' QL gr.,- . 1 U 'Lai 're 1' nd' D ' If 1.4: 1 Jw.. in 1 gf ,r 03. r' ' . . '4 Q 'X 'RI - . w . ' r .,.n'Nf. -- ,iicff Y . 2 ghfu 'I '11 Y if i ,th .1 r y .f YH. I ' :ff 1 , 1.A:l.j,j X A 1 'XY' 'JSO ' 4 F u I SENIORS . . . the officers of the class of '52 . . . graduation photos . . . the dramatic hit of the se listing oflices held, activities, and courses of study. ason . . . a senior directory I 'f ,. ,. . ,, P L, lf. 4 'iv 51-A:'9'!x' -A. W' AY , -85, ui., PATRONS . . . generous supporters of this annual . . . parents 'wg-Q-C3 'X and relatives of seniors . . . te l d ' ' SJ ' firms and townspeople-our friends ,, 'F' A' In M 43 ac rers an students business if A'-2? -'P - . . . I 9 ' A . vf-.5 W I . ,yn v ' 5: ES' . .X n. , Q Page 5
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Old Fort Sumptcr fuow the Ncbinger Build- ingj was used as the high school from 1896 to Somewhat of a 'contrast to the first R.L.H.S. is the modern building 1910. 'hu has been in use since 1928. AID M H N Il ST RAT Il U N Page 7
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