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

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Marie Keeports, B.A., MA., in addition to her teaching, is junior class advisor and director of the junior play. Naomi Myers, BS., clarifies the present cliflieulty in English grammar. The anxiously awaited clay of hook reports! This junior doesrft seein to he having any trouhle. Lowm LEFT: The znore they do in class the less home work they have. RIGHT: Wliat's this? A student teacher! Learning anything, fellows? Page 21

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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

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l l Solving for x is fhe currelif fask. Mmur 111 'IE Maur ll e s l 1 hlathematiesl The very word causes various reaetionsg a wrinkled nose . . . an interested expression , . . a gleam in the eye . . . or even a grin ora giggle. llard? Yes, math usually requires a little extra effort but it is a useful and important subject. Now don't get the idea that the 1 students in math elass keep their noses strictly to the grindstone. Amid exams and elasswork they frequently find time for relaxation-some times at not suehan opportune lHOlHCllf. David S. Ziegler, BA., puts a test on the hoard for his plane geometry elass. l Mrs. Elesta K. Fonst, B.A.. who has helped out as a siuhstitute teaeher many times, is again a regular faculty rneniher. She was girls' guid- ance eouzlzselor in her earlier years at R.l,.lI.S. The current math problems seem to he keeping these freshman girls busy. Page 22