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

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These busy sfudenfs are learning the work bl! I 1 X Of a secretary, accounfanf and filing clerk. IBUISIINIESS lEDUlCfMVllCPN ii?- Future secretaries, stenographers and book- lccepers are the products of the Commercial department, to say nothing of broken finger- nails and uncontrollable tenipers. Yes, there is nothing as trying as having the typewriter ribbon slip off the roll after typing an error- less letter in required time. In spite of all the trials and tribulations these students learn well the do's and don't's of ofliee work, typing, shorthand, tiling, etc. Connnereial graduates from R.L.II.S. rate high with business Finns in the area. Richard A. XVinn, BS., besides his various teaching duties, finds time to manage high school ticket sales. The camera finds Ieauette llspenshade. BS., in a very serious mood. Could there he a problem bother- ing you, Miss Espenshade? Lowicix l,l'Zl 'l'2 The use of the ealeulating maehiue is practiced during this senior Class. Ned seems to he slightly outnumbered. Mrs. Dorothy S. Bowers, B.S., MA., is again at her old post. Previously, as a Ri.L.II.S. teacher, she was head of the eommereial department. 1 Qty C 2 -MA Page I9

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r Strong bodies and muscles are bound fo appear ' 94 I By faking phys ed fhroughouf fhe year e c P IHIYS II CML IE ID UCMI-II UN The erection of the new building in the late 1Q2O,S brought with it the addition of physical education to the boys' and girls' schedules. Sarah Gracft and Hugh Iohnson were the Hrst to instruct the Red Lion students in gym- nastics. Many new activities were added to the pro- gram this year. As a result . . . new ailments! Those burned knees from sliding down the ropes and stiff back and legs from constant exercises will never be forgotten. The new two-court gym, in regular use for the First time, also made it possible to hold boys' and girls' classes at the same time, thus enlarging the phys. ed. program considerably, Mrs. Waiicla Flinehhaugh, B.S., MS., adjusts the record player to be used in dancing, which she has introduced to the gym Jschedule. Lois Mazislnerger, B.A., a neivscomcr to the faculty also teaches history in addition to her phys. cd. duties health. ,il o ir fi' Page I8 Thomas G Yost B new football coach has put 'iside his history and is devoting all of his tnne to phys cd incl Up and over bntut isn t quite th it simple Tlns lid needs a little push

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4,1 f,gjl',Qfj gy Sonnets, essays. grammar aqd themes . . 4 .. -.rr-Y V ' '- Q' '.- 4,1-I-- 5.' . -. - f. ,mg fr , ' ' M We use paper by the reams. My 1 A, ,4.-, Q.-JJLI, A, . , N . 15' Six weelcs' marks in lX'Irs. lacko- wiclcs little black bool: await their anxious owners. l L I 1 4 .y f,:Qsf,,, 5 ,,Qf 1-:M w.-4.-5 ,,..,,gr :g 1, if f 'Pl'?y.jiu5uj n . . 1 41 A- I ' tr - fff.,5'1,1a rf- ' Mx afwiign -.wi ,,.-ts mr Qfmimmar 1.4 -w -J.-5.5 - I-' ' ff -Plllaff ',,p-- l, lf IE N Q ir It ll S r ,bg 4? F. ,F gg-Jr .yt-A:.ywg,,fr,ig ' ' 1 l Canit get away from it. Nope! lfrorn first grade up tio twelfth, no matter what the course- thertfs always liuglish. i . The seniors this year as iu previous years have enjoyed Q75 writing sonncts, some of which were entered for acceptance in the Na- tional High School Poetry Anthology. Radio scripts for student broadcasts at YVCCB and the projects for thc different classes all require a ha.ckground of grammar and vocabulary. More English! hlrs. Cloria Young, BA. fnow on a leave of ahsencej, explains the conjugation of the tenses. Charlep Revtyalc, BS., substitute teacher in the rlepartrncnt, seems to he enjoying this particrllar phase of lffnglish. l xg' . PS- E Page 20 I l