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

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These helpful workers the school employs CfXIPlElVlERllA ., , .' -si is hlrs. A. Smith, cashier, accepts the money which Darvin willinffl Gives in return for his meal. cya: Much credit to those who prepare the meals-Mrs. G. Vlfalliclc, hlrs. A. Kmilcle, Mrs. E. Kunkle, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. R. Vlfartel. Something new is always in attraction, some- thing different is an even greater one. The old auditorium converted into the new cafeteria was quite an added convenience to the students of Red Lion, No more standing in line foutside, that isj, no more grabbing of coats and running out of the building to see who's Erstg now they just grab their wallets and run a shorter distance. All joking aside, the students really do appreciate the new cafeteria. 'l'he empty stomachs of these Orientation Day visitors keep them from protesting over the crowded- ness of the cafe. ,sf c E -KAY? 1 l 1 S F 't f L

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2 v ii . People. lands, faces and places . . . A V.b' . In Here we sludy all l'he races. ' f oltooiafwunr G, f 1. Most people have at one tnne or another the yen to roam, the longing for adventure, but very few ever do anything about it. The ma- jority just dream about the exotic isle of Hawaii, lands south of the border, Texas and them thar cowboy states, California or Florida, the rich man's paradise. At R.L.H.S. a tour was organized and opened to all seventh and eighth grade pupils. Departing from bus terminal number 110 these tourists visit all those dreamed about places. On these trips they not only see spots of interest but they learn about the resources, the inhabitants, their customs, and just every- thing. The only baggage needed is a travel guide, better known as a geography book. H. Adams BS Of absence,,serife.a1Z1LS OH a of the term wif e great 17 the U S er VIL Phyllis A. Mengel, B.S., a newcomer to R.L.H.S., took ovcr the geography department until Mr. Adams returned. Page 28 A stop-ofr' in Northern Europe for these eighth grade geographers. 45

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I i The ianifors work fo keep fhep school neaf, By cleaning the rooms and collfrolling fhe heal. Q MAIINTVIENAIXICIE llalls need sweeping . . . windows need clean- ing . . . lights don't work . . . perhaps a broken pipe. The prevention and the cure are the problems of the five-man maintenance crew. Records have not revealed thewho, when, and where of the hrst janitors, but then as now, it would be impossible to record all the tasks in a normal day's work. Vlfiatch the muscles pop as these three stdong men-Fenner Koons, Cletus Mitzel and Chris Keener-load the roto- tiller for its journey home. l Horace Knisely gives an old radiator in the grade school building F1 the new look. i LEFT: Witli brush in :hand and head in clouds, Charlie Mitzcl mounts the ladder to give the Ceiling a coat of green, as Fenner, below, paints the walls.Q RIGHT! Pipes need fixed? . . . Mr. Mitzel is right on the spot, amid steam and heat, to repair the bursted pipes in 202. rf 3 4 .-o-wunnvs 5. f0O0VO0U1.. v www Y A AVA .NON l alta. Page 30 l