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

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Jumping the line is strictly forbidden during the usual noontime rush hour. ,4 Kaavk for ufrifiaa Noel Plummer, a guest from Portage, samples some of that famous Pennsylvania Dutch cooking. When it5,come,s to5 .ibi lil, The hard-Working CAFET his felways fiyineafnliiid in and taking tliingsfout. in this room! aaa Piil Eve hundred peoplefe is task which reqdiresf lots ment and five fnll time cooks. hong, to the students nieansl fifimeybauses plenty of Work andlyheadaches for the Women in the kitchenf r The cafeteria staff-Mrs. A. Smith, Mrs. G. Smith, Mrs. E. Kunkle, Mrs. A. Kunkle, Mrs. G. Srneltzer-are hard at work preparing lunch for the hungry horde. Wayne Stump, volunteer KP worker, obliges Nedra Haugh and Shirley Johnson in tray cleaning service.

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1 The QRS Says, .e F i a 'foci in 5 the isih 5 lei.n f ifddnd Withoufi i l fhf? lilliel f60Hi and the bump of brooffisi ylesl ' h itslhalls. Empty of students and teachers, the high school needs attention even at night. INSET: Horace Knisely, the night shift, is quite at home with his brooms in the lonely halls. hare! and l6'r0a144 Gang Cletus Mitzel, head custodian, assembles one of the new standards for the volleyball courts. The daytime janitorial stag-Charles Mitzel, Christopher Keener and Kenneth Koons-are caught at typical taslcs around R. L. H. S.

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Activities As busy as squirrels gathering nuts in the fall are students in the morning activity period. Activities cover every phase of pleasure and service to the school. Of these perhaps the ones best known to our bushy-tailed rascals are the Biology Club which often studies them, and the Red Lion High School Band which serenades them during fall marching practice. This visit indoors will open their eyes to magic, journalism and other inter- ests not usually found in a squirrels book of facts. 30