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

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4 ra 'W N K anuar Thawi' 4 QL Back in their old home in Connecticut, Tom Butcher and Sandy Anstine offer a prayer of thanks for a safe return. Mr. and Mrs. Rockwood were a great suc- cess, as was the whole Senior Class Play, january Thaw . Setting the scene for a january Thaw is a remodeled New England farmhouse in modern times. The Cage fami- ly has moved into their newly-decorated Connecticut home only to have the Rockwoods, former owners of the house, return to claim proprietorship. A tug of war erupts between the families and reaches a climax when the Cage's oldest daughter supposedly elopes with the Rockwood,s son. Peace is restored when a blizzard forces the families to rely on one another for survival. The cast included Debbie Arnold, David Young, Sandy Anstine, Tom Butcher, Ruth Ann Bennett, Greg Myers, Betty Posey, Mary jo Galbreath, Ed Heindel, Craig Ellis, Victor Smith, Dennis Yohe, jon Stine, and Pam Smeltzer. Neighboring farmers, Buzz Ellis as Uncle Walter, Ed Heindel as Matthew Rockwood, Sandy Anstine as Sara Rockwood, and Tom Butcher as jonathan Rockwood, relate some good old-fashioned country doings and describe their wonderful trip out West. 'hug f-QQ, David Young, who posed as Herbert Gage in the Senior Play january Thaw, is helped into his bathrobe by his wife after spending a rough night on a hard cot in the living room of his restored house in New Eng- land. Mary jo Galbreath, Betty Posey, David Young, and Debbie Arnold, members of the Gage household, sit down for their morning breakfast. Mr. Gage seems to be having some difficulty convincing his family that cornflakes, olives, and molasses make an appetizing meal.

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Football Game and Homecoming Parade Homecoming Beginning with the steady beat of a parade and ending with the soft rhythm of a dance, Homecoming was the most memorable week- end of the fall season. Despite the chill in the weather, on Friday evening all classes displayed their warm school spirit by exhibiting their colorful floats and responding exuberantly to a pep rally held in the square. On Saturday after- noon, thousands of fans cheered the mighty Lions on to their twenty-fourth victory. The highlight of the game was the coronation of Sue Godfrey as a very pretty homecoming queen. The weekend climaxed with the trans- formation of the gym into Golden Autumn. With Queen Sue reigning, her subjects cele- brated their victory with music and dancing. For the future alumni of Red Lion, Home- coming 1966 was a complete success. lijaleswm Colden Autumn Kinds a majority of the student body dancing to the entertaining music of The Statesmenf' Persistently, the Lions scored a 48 to 0 victory over fighting Littlestown at the home- coming football game. -if M.-nu,