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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1927 volume:

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TIII-I xIIcxIoIn7 or TIIIQSE 1-'I:IIcN:IIsIIII's, EORIIEII IN HIGII Sclmor, LII-'I-2, MAY IIE In-:v.xI,I,En In' LEAEING TIIIQIIUGH THE I'.xcIEs III-' THIS Izomc. WE. TIIEIIEFORE, PRESENT T0 RED LION HIGII ScIIooI. THIS J Q . - ' 0' Izumi, .ss ,I IIEIIIIIII OF THE CLASS OF 24. 1 if Q U C: f X I' ' y ' T 5 ul 'K Q n ' 4 L 6 1 f 'f' Q6 Q ', ' u N . ,I ' if 1.4 L .L , tv I7' . N ,. 0 .H ., . ov - I . ' L :K V N II is u - - - t x ' I '1 .5 v N 'X I b +1 0 K . v 9 - x ' fg V i ' N . X. I I 9 U x K9 ,V 1. Three 4' u ' s I . 'Q y . I x Q ts Fu In -0--0--0--0 -but--O--0--O1 ANNUAL STAFF The Hilltop Annuzll is published under its own llillllt-5 this year. ln former years the l'llStUlll has been to print the Senior Yenr Book :ls :in enlarged issue of the Hilltop. But this year :1 step forward has been tuken. namely. that the Seniors publish their own Yealr Book with their own funds and on their own responsibility. Tlierefore, this Senior Annual 4-unnot be regarded :ls the lust issue of the Hilltop. XVhen the lnovelnent was inside to publish this Annual sepslrzltely from the Hilltop, there arose il problem. nsunely. to get il new and distinctive nzune for it. For il time nunies were sought for without, sum-eess. The word Lion which seemed favored somewhat, has been overworked by town 0l'LfillliZ2lfi0IlS. However. it is clistim-tive und sugrgestive of the town. Then, with the word Lion as at clue, the persons in L-lizlrge went on the search for an new and better nauneg and tinnlly after llllll'h deep thinking. this rom-lusion was resin-lied: Since the High School represents the youth of the town of Red Lion. their publieution will still l'0i2lill the distinctive town-nzlnxe in miniziture--- THE t'I'lE. P0--0--O--r -O- -0--0--in 9-4-4- 6 Q 9 5 4 'I' Q 6 Q 2 i 5 Q 3 3 Q Q if 6 5 3 2 Z S 9 S 'E Q 2 2 Q Q i 2 2 9 'I' 'l' 9 6 'I' Five ia' FACULTY J. KIMBER GRIMM, B. sc. SUPERVISTNG' PRINCIPAL Graduate: Millersburg High School: First Pennsylvania State Normal, Franklin R Mar- shall College-Post Graduate courses, F. k M. College and University of Pennsylvania. Two summers study in far Western states. Normal delegate. 1Vorld's Y. M. C. A. Convention, Northfield, Mass. Supervising Principal Red Lion Public Schools and part time teacher of Social Science, Geometry Pemaanship Etc., 1922-1927. PAUL E. I-IILBERT, A. B., M. A. l'mNcIPAI. ANI: INs'rlcUc'roR oi-' 4'1tmns'rRY, PnYsICs AND Tlroroor Graduate: Allentown High School. 1915: Lebanon Valley College, A. B. 19195 Pheinical lVarfare Service at University of Wisconsin, 1918: Ooluinluia University, M. A. 1925. Instructor: Science and Assistant Principal, Red Lion High Sc-hool. 1919-23: Principal, lied Lion Community D. V. R. S. 1922-23-243 Prin- 1-ipal. lied Lion High School, 1923-27. BESSIE V. REIVER INSTRUCTOR OF M.xT1IEMA'r1cs Graduate: North York High School. 1912: Millersville Normal, 1915, Summer sessions, Millersville Normal, 1917 and State College, 1921, 1922. Instructor: North York High School. 1915-183 ,lied Lion High School. 1919-27. ROSA I-I. SNAVELY, A. B. IXs'rRUc'roR 0F Soomr. SCIENCE Graduate: Manheim High School. 19133 Hood School of Expression, 1917, Hood College. A. B., 1922: llrsinus College, Summers of 1919-19213 Unix ersity of Penna., Summer School 1926. Instructor: Grammar Schools. Rockville, Md.. 1917-1918: Blue Ball, Pa.. 1919-21: History and English, Linden Hall Seminary, 1922-233 Red Lion High School, 1923-1927. CATHERINE E. WILSON INs'mUc'roR OF COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS Graduate: Coatesville High School, 1920: Taylor Business College, 1922: University of Pennsylvania, Summers of 1923-1924. Instructor: Freeland High School. Pa., 1.922- 2-11 Red I1lUl1 High School, 192-I-27. FACULTY A. VERNA BEAM, A. B. lxwnifcron or LATIN .mn FRENCH Graulnntcz Ihxrrislmrg Iligh School, 1918: Irving College, 1922: Summer Session, Columbia lfniversity. 1925-26. Instructor: Patton High School, 1922-23: licrryshurg Vocational School, 1924-253 Reel Lion Iligh, 1925-27. CARRIE C. SMITHGALL, A. B. INS'l'RUl l'0ll OF ENGLISH: LIBRMUAN Grmluzltet lVilli:unsport i'0llllll0l'Ci2ll College 'ISZ Albright 1'1'e1mr:nto1'y School. Myerstown, l':l., '2l: Bucknell Vniversity. A. B., '25, Instructor: Red Lion High School, 1925-1927. ALICE V. PETERSON, A. B.. A. M. IN'STRUC'l'0ll or ENGLISH Gwulunte: Aalrisln High School, College. A. H. 19203 I'niversity A. M. 1923. Instructor: Alnlmnm College 1921-22: Mslnnington High School 25: Eureka Iligh School. Illinois, Lion High School. 1926-27. 1916: Adrian of Michigan, for Women, W. Vu., 1922- 1925-26: Reel DOROTHY ALLEN BLOECKER, B. S. INS'I'Rl7i l'OIl or GENERAL SCIENCE, CoMMi-:nc1.xL Gizouuixi-1n', l'm:u1s'ruY: ANI: Dnzmcron ol-' GIRLS' .'XTlII.E'l'ICS Grauluntez Pllilzulelpliizi High School for Girls 19223 University of 1'ennsylvani:1, B. S. 1926. Instructor: Ilnverforcl Township High School fSnnnner 19251 : Red Lion High School 1926-27. E. M. GRUVER, B. S. lxs'rnU1-'ron or VIYICS ANU 1lI.x'rnmi.vrrcs ATm.i-:Tic IJIRECTOR Grzulnntez East Berlin High School, 1912: Shippcnshnrg Nornml School, 1916: Gettysburg College, 19233 Graduate student Penn State, winter of 1923-24: 21141 Lieutenant in U. S. Air Service: f.fl'2lllll2lf9 student. University of Illinois, snnnner sessions 1924, 1925 and 1926. Instructor of Civics und Mathematics, and Athletic Director, lied Lion High School 1926-27. Seven THE CUB High! l Josi-:PH RITZ Mr. Ritz. or Joe, as he is hotter lilllllvll fl1l'0lljJ,'ll0lli' Red Lion High, is always ready to greet everyone with his cheerful and pleasant smile. Friend of students and tent-l1e1's alike, there has NQl4lOlll bee11 an occasion when Joe has lost his I'QlllIl0l' or gl'llllllJl91l over the 1lll1ll9I'0llS jokes anal pranks played 011 him by the students. lVhe11eve1' there was something to he done in the way of lllilllllill labor, which ill any way would prove a heneiit to the Red Lion High, Joe was always on 11111111 to do his hit. YVQ are sure that the High School as 11 whole apprem-iate what l1e, as our janitor, has done, not only for us, the Class of '27, hut for tl1e uphuilfling of the entire school. NVQ, the Class of '27, will always 1-herish i11 our iueniory his time and lnlppy disposition. Long life and a lnappy one to you. Joe! Vnf'X I ,la 7-fv. .ln I, .,r1tT', .ff-' f ,, v k, ff V '..1!fL ,, 1 Af .r fl 124 ' 'I' 'Ji ,'0 l . Y f' fi., 14 , If If 'Y v 4V n I 1 ,lf lf' i I, 1-11 I , XHAL l 6, 1 f' 141'ff,j.' , -ff- f ' f 1' 1 31 in THE CUB DORA SUSAN BAKER ususn Darn It Windsor Public Schoolg Red Lion High School: Academic Coursey Vice-president of Class '25g Home Room Secretary '24g Home Room Treasurer '26g Class Secretary '27g Mathematics Club '27g Chemistry Club '26g Latin Club '25-'26, I-:In-1 wif: Iuvlc IT! Quivtnvss, goodness. good nalturo. :ull in falvt. needed to nmkv :nn ideal student. Sho IIPVPI' gets in trouble. knows hor lessons always. ' does hor home- work. :Ind is 2l1l0L'f0fll0l' pe-1'fect :us an stude-nt. Dorn surely pulls down :und 14's in Lntin. Miss Boom con- those A's sidors her one of the host pupils in the class. NVQ do llllf know what Dorn intends to do. but I suppose we will lwnr of hor slum-oss somo- tinw i11 tho future. for suvcoss sho will surely have with the lwst wishos of the vlalss of '27 following he-r. nglff!'l'fiUIlllfI'. .v1l'c'1'f. luring. kinfl, Auufllrr just Iilu' hm' ix hurrl fo find DORCAS LEONA DUNNICK Dunie Oh Heavens Zion Grammar School: Red Lion Public School: Red Lion High Schoolg Academic Coursey Glee Club '26-'27g Secretary of Glee Club '27g Ya:nki San '27g Mathe- matics Club '26-'27g Secretary of Mathematics Club '26, H, Fon oooosuss slim-:l She's got the giggles signin. Loonn is :another of those whose motto is. 'laugh :und the world laughs vb WQ531 with you.' :Ind slwlsurely lives up 'to it. ' Our ore-rnall ilannv is Just :ls c-hun-ktnl of he. She is rather down A's :Ind B's. we all just love to fun and 1lliSL'lliPf :ls sho 1-an good in lllilfllt-'lllZllil'N. pulling Looman is full of life und fung llenr her lzxugh. Leona wishos to take up nursing :ls her future vocation :Ind :anyone mln iumgrine how il curly haired. lllue eyed girl will look in il white lll1lf0l'1ll with an little rap 1uv1'c-lied on top of her head. NVQ, tho 1-loss of '27, wish her the best of slim-oss in hor future career. lluuylz and Lmna laughs with you, Ifrouvz mul you frown, alorw. R-f'X K4 V Tru wr. Av'- iT H E C UB DALLAS CONRAD ELLIS Dal or John Won't be long now Red Lion Public School: Red Lion High School: Com- mercial courseg Mgr. Baseball '25g Orchestra '2-1-'25- '26-'27g Pol1yauna '26g Pres. Literary Society '26g Seventeen '27g Vice Pres. High School Association '26g Penmanship Club '27g Adv. Mgr. Hilltop '26-'27g Track '24-'25-'26-'27g Vice Pres. Jr. Class '27g Dramatic Club '27, leur: wr: ll ui: onv of tho lnosl luisinoss-liko lwoys ol' thc- vlzlss. XYlll'lll'Vl'l' wo wunts-fl Illllllllllg' rm-:ally II4'l'lPllIllllSlll'1l. wo know lu whom wo 4-oulnl go. l-lvon though ho haul lllilllj' lllSl'0lll'ilgl'llll'IllS Dall stuck right to it until 1-va-l'ylliil1g: wus linislu-ll Sll1'l'l'NQ- fully. XV- IIlll'llPllll' his sin-4-oss :ls :ulvurlising IIIZIHIIQUI' ol' lho llilliop to l1is stick-Io-it-iv:-ein-ss :xml wo o:11'ln-slly wish hiin luck null SIIKTUSS us ont- of ilu- l'llllll'U llllSllIl'SN nuln of our town. Hal has his elownfull lilo- 1-very othvr nmnt it is wonn-n. llorm-'s :l sl-m'1'4-I nlvout Hal --just nu-ntion :1 4-4-rluin uunw :Illll his fum' lights up innnu-nliam-ly. 'l'ho nnnu- is - ----. I ffllllll' 1'r1'r!1IIliny 1'.l'f'1'pf 1nys1'll'.' I nm Nil' Ilnlrlv. ll'l1rn I npr' my lips. lrl un rloyl brll'li'. , l SARA LOUISE ENSMINGER Sebbie Oh, dear Red Lion Public Schools: Red Lion Academic Course: Glee Club '2-lg Track ' in Spelling Contest at M. S. N. S. ' Club '26g Mathematics Club '26-'27g Club '27g Senior Reporter ' High School: 245 First. place 253 Chemistry Sect. Dramatic 26. H0 is 'I'lIl'I lilth- girl roauling l l'l'lll'll :is easily ns lflngrlish? You muy lw sure- shm- is no othvx' thun Sum. A lu-llor Slllll0lllf X nnml frivnrl is wlillivnlt to linll. Souls-- tinn-s we :sro invlinwl to think that is :I l'2lllll'l' quit-t young lznly. hut upon vloss-1' 2ll'l1ll2llllf2lll1'U. one will linrl hm' to lu- Dlllflllt :ls livoly nnml noisy us :muy of us. Sho wus :ln :wtivv XYUl'kPl' in school :lnal vlnss alffzlirs :Ind nlwnys clill thi- work :xssigrnoll to lu-r. S:l1':1's onv :nnhilion is to lwvonn- :1 I rvin'li lm-:u'l10l'. May SIIUUUNN Illlll ll3llllIllll'SS crown he-1' 4-l'l'ol'ts. , , . Nssx Q. -. ' iillql . ln hw' fum' I xrr' ilu' lllllll uf llouor. 'l'1'r1Ih. and I,ujmH1l. I f X S V 1L'l1'l'f'll THE CUB PERVILLA EVELYN FLINCHBAUGH MARY IRENE FAUTH UPOSH 0h! Gosh! Red Lion Public Schoolg Red Lion High Schoolg Commercial Courseg Glee Club '24-'25g Track '2-L-'25- '26-'27g Basketball Second Team '25g Varsity '26-'27g Manager of Track Team '26g Hilltop Reporter '25g Assistant Coach of Track Team '26. os is on: or '2T's great athletes. Last year she always lllllll-'2l1'9ll in the 1-enter of the Basketball Floor ready for the ggegtqg-gg: big games. She also took :1 1ll'0Illlll9llt 'f5'f 5 part in the games this year. During classes Pos is a very quiet girl. But when playim: basketball she surely 1-an make noise. Of course we are very prouml of Pos het-ause of her athletic- ability and her line 4-lass nlanners. XVe all wish her success as a teacher. hyvllilllr' of rr-xt buf llillflf on. KA upeggifm YY For Heavens Sake Windsor Public Schoolsg Red Lion High School: Academic courseg Orchestra '23-'2-Lg Treasurer Home Room '25g President of Junior Class '26g Treasurer of High School Association '25g Latin Club '26g Chemistry Club '26g Mathematics Club '27. 'NtYl'lIER LABS woN from SVinclsor! 'Teggien is tall antl nlannish looking: attractive in her own original way. Things are 710.31 always funny to :'Pegg.:i1e and we tinml ' her always lilllgllllljl. She eau only he serious when someone speaks of IilllIl6l'3.'I1ll't9ll teachings. She and Dora make :1 great team-a team which is always willing to help with everything the Q-lass does. Her high school eareer has been eventful, with good marks. and many olliees. which she tilled with faithfulness and ellis-ie1u'y. XVe have known her for only four years. hut in 1llIlklll,L' her acquaintance wo gained a friend whom we all love and a friend- ship we will always 1-llerish. The class of '27 wishes Pervilla :1 very success- ful future. ,l laugh is 'll'0l'fllf fl lllIIllll'1'tl groans in, any classroom. I Tll'f'll'f' THE CUB WILLIAM JOHN CABLE Bill Ye Gods! Freeland Primary: Danielsville Grammar: Windsor Grammar: Windsor High Schoolg Red Lion High Schoolg Academic Coursey President Home Room '24g President Junior Class '26g Pollya,nna p President Chemists Club '26g Vice President Literary Society 926: As stant Mgr. Basketball Team '26p Mgr. Basket- Ball Team '27g President Senior Class '27g Dramatic Club '27g Seventeen, Lxvr: IN 'rm-: beautiful metropolis of lVindsor of which Red Lion and Bittersville are suburbs. If you ever ,tfjgjv liaplsen to hear this. its origxinator is 'Nt' Bill Gable. Bill is the funniest kluck in our pond. Ile is six feet two, eyes of ? maybe our girls basketball lllilllIl2'0l' can tell us. Ile has sudden spurls of :unlnition which cause him to study vigorousy. l3ill's specialties are l-'rench and Latin. in which it is generally rumored that he knows what an A looks like. According: to l!ill's talk he has decided to he a doctor. XVe wish him success in this profession and hope he will not forget the Vlass of '2T. llc docs nofhinu. und docs it u'cIl. HAROLD ORDIN GRIM llorch!! Whatever you Think Windsor Public Schoolsg Red Lion High School: President Home Room '25g Vice President High School Association '25g Advertising Manager Hilltop '26g Pollyanna, g Baseball '27g Chemistry Club '26g School Reporter '26g Vice-president '27g Dramatic Club '27g Seventeeng Academic Course. Euoui om: or 'run husky representatives of lVindsor! Ordin is very active in Chemistry illlll Physics and he may he :g,yQ,Q,Q found in the laboratory almost any l 4' hour of the Nay. Althouull Uri-li seems to be very quiet in class he has occasion- ally been known to he quite hilarious and niischlevous when he is out with the crowd. Yes, '27 wishes this young: man success. for he has endeared himself to his classmates through his great activity in their ln-half. and we are sure he will succeed i11 whatever he attempts. Sil1'ur'r' ix flollI1'n fX A V' PV Thirfccn THE CUB MARIE ALBERTA GUYGER llvirgfi Oh! Boloney! John Welsh School, Phila., Pa..g Middleport School, Middleport, N. Y.: Red Lion Public School: Red Lion High Schoolg Academic: Glee Club '24-'26-'27g Ya.nki Sang Field Meet '23g Sec. of Class '243 Hilltop Re- porter '25g Art Editor Hilltop '25-'26g Girls' Baskets ball Manager '26g Poets Ulub '26g Math Club '26-'27. Sec. Current Events Club '26g Art Editor of Annual '27, IRG l!lC4'.XME Flnsw' KNowN to us i11 our graxninar sr-hool days. She was in1- mecliately taken i11 by that popular hunch of'gi1-ls known as Our Gang. ' Alberta is a good fellow' as her ClflSSIll21tPN would express it-always there lVll0ll any fun is to l-e had or any oke to he played. lint play is lllll' always first in her lllillil for she works hard i11 1-lasses and makes very good grades. She was 0110 of those diligent workers wl1o helped lll'lllQ' the Hilltop to its feet last year. As Art Editor of our Annual she made it possible for us to have :I more attractive hook than ever before. All illlllll-'illll lor:-s ll low-r. MARIAN CLAUDIA HALL You make me sick .Red Lion Public Schoolsg Red Lion High School: Commercial Course. Basketball '24-'25-'26-'27g Glee Club '26-'27g Po11ya4nna. '26g Secretary '27g Mgr. Girls B. B. Team '27g Yanki San '27. EXT IN Llxl-1 4-oines Mann another 1110111- her of the gang, Of course you all know Man1. that tall lligrnitied Senior HUM who is known to go through the halls 5 ' A of Rell Lion High without even blinking an eyelash. llnt all her classmates and frienlls know there are plenty of times when Marian loses all her dignity, especially at basketball games. There is a vertain young: fellow in '27 whom Main 1-an manage rather well too. So we See tl1at in all forms of business Main as a lllilllllylfll' stanlls ace high. YVQ- do 11ot k11ow what Main will choose for her life work hut we think it will he a business career. In this age of g:icldy headed tlappersf' Main with her l'l'01l01lllK'2ll ways and Puritani- cal illeas is lvounnl to he a great sum-ess. Dnuyl:Ir'r um I in my uroflu'r'x llUllNf',' Iluf llzixtlv-ss in my own. V'fXVl 'GN 0 i I Fo II rfwu THE CUB DOROTHY ROMAINE HEILAND Dot or Dottie Watch that, boy! Red Lion Public Schools: Red Lion High School: Mathematics Club '26, 11'r'1'11c vossrzssrzs t11:1t 1'111'1- 1111111ity 111111011 il p11111si11g I10l'N0ll2llitj',u esp111'i1111y ill thc- Oillllllilllj' nf 1111- opposite sex. S1111 'IV' 'f. is g:1'v11t1y i11t111'1-s1111l i11 11 1'1-1't11i11 llllxlll- hvr of 1111- Wvst York Baskethalll te11111. 111111 w1111111-v1-1' you 111v11ti1111 11is 11111110 her 1-yes sp:11'k111 111111 lltxl' fzu-11 lights up with Il Illl'GlSi1l1f smile. Dottie w:111ts to 111- Il ll11l'Nl'. hut will like-ly 1111 Mrs. -Yr But with 1111 t11is l111tti11 is ll 1':1tl1111' :owl st111l1111t of 111111 Lion IIig:11. A1l111111g.r11 sho 111'1'iv11s :lt s1'h11111 1'11t11v1' 11110. shv sure 11111-s 11111k1- llll for lost filllll hy t111ki111.: f1'11111 the- ti1111- sho gvts i11si111' 11111 s1-1111111 1111til sho goes I11111111. W , , 1 Q, 1f1'H1'r 711111 flmn m'1'1'l' S'-nits lIoHi1 ' wry rrvll W For she' n1'1'1'r yvix to ,wrlmol In fiuu' lo IIVIII' flu' lust lwll. MARGARET NAOMI HOLTZINGER UA-WH Fairview School: Red Lion Pubic Schools: Red Lion High School: Academic Course: Secretary of Home Room '25g Treasurer of Class '25g G-lee Club '24g Hilltop Reporter of Math Club '26. '1'Un1oUs, s1'11:.111Y. 1-111111. 111111 pe1'siste11t is ' M111'g111'1-1. ll1ll'ill!.'I 11111' fillll' yours of high s1-1111111 she was k1111w11 by 1!v111'y- :gg1:5'f,' 0111- 11s Zl 111-1'sist1-11t 111111 f11it11f111 w111'k111'. '5t f Tho 111111-l1111's 111-v1-1' 111111 to toll 111-1' tu study hor lessons or to 1ist1-11 to 0Xlll2lll2lti0IlS. pvhich we 1111 111l111it is quite il joh. 'l'111-11. too, she 1'1111 play 11111 5.-:11it111' with 111-ft ti111:1s1's 111111 W1' 1111- sure flint if sho 1-1111ti111111s to 111-111-ti1-1-. s111- will ho 2111 1111-011111lis11111l 11111si1'i1111. M111',:111'11t is going: to take il 1-11111's11 ill llihlv Study :lt 1'i11- 1'i111111ti. Ohio. 111111 wo 1111 join ill wisl1i11g 111-1' 1111ppi111-ss 111111 s111-vvss ill 111-1' f11t111'11 work. Wlzfatcvc-r flu- ymrrx muy bring In you Of szmslzim' nr uf .'tlll'l'llIl'. l1'1'n11'n1,bf'1' fhrlf Irur' fri1'111Ixl1ip Luxlx flmuyll 1'1'l'l'!l day 111111 lmnr. 1 1 xffxv 2 I-'ifrffn THE CUB 1 IDA MARIE KEEPORTS Tubbie - Skippy A'My Grunt Red Lion Public Schoolsg Red Lion High School: Academic Courseg Treasurer of Class '24g Hilltop Reporter '25g Mathematics Club '26g Secretary of Latin Club '26g Treasurer of Dra-matic Club '27g Alumni-Editor of Hilltop '27g Editor-in-chief of Annual Staifg Po1lya11na, g Seventeen o! THE eoNQI'r:1c1No heroine comes, she who worked so faithfully and so dili- gently that the Vlass of '27 111ig.:'11t 25533: publish a biggger and better Year Book: F:-f1'E l ' A and we surely ap1n'ec-iate her efforts which led to such great slim-ess! 'l'ubbie. as she is better kl10XV1l by her host of friends. never seems to hurt herself studying: but yet she has the desirable ability ol' drawing a report 4-ard whose reeord is a1xp1'oac'l1ed by few others in her Class. Marie brings loads of fllll to every class- room she visits, 211111 her hearty lla l lla! lla I is 9110115111 to throw many a class into hysterirs. 7'l1 is girl zriflz fl fl1'II'1't' lllllflll'lll1Ifil'lll look .llfllfrnw 'l!'Ifl'l'l' she has I1'l'Hfl'l1 u ll'0llll4'l'fIll hook: .lad flu' stuff of our .rilllllllll ull think if is fl'u1'.' ll'r' girr' praise to lll'l',' HV' hope you will. foo. ERVIN JACOB KOPP l ujaken uKopPyn My Gosh Red Lion Public Schools: Red Lion High School: Academic Courseg Track '24-'25-'26-'27g Baseball '26- '27p Basketball '25-'26-'27g Capt. B. B. '26-'27g Igatin Clu2b7'265 Home Room Pres. '26g Chairman Gen'l omm. ' 9 Pres. H. S. A. '27g Pres. A. A. '27g Pollya.nna '26g Seventeen '27g Dramatic Club '27g Athletic Editor '27g Stage Mgr. Dramatic Club '27p Sec'y Literary Society '26. AKE.H THE 1ll l'K'llER of our 1-lass. is one of H most o Nl ll f ous eslnrl y on s 4 h ls to tht s pl 1: ' 'ell Wall am Q the ladies. 111 fa -t. he zu ' me .ff 15, to be known as ladies' man, but we 'NVNXX ,L .w .'r, ' ., . - cannot m11t1m1Ae llllll too styeiely for this fault. bet-ause it is balanced by so many good traits. For two years he aeted as captain of the basketball team: the lirst year l1is team lost the iropliy by a very narrow 1ll2ll'5Illl. but the seeond year he led his team to vit-tory and brought the Polaek 'l'l'U1Iilj' to Red Lion High for keeps. Ko11py will not only be remem- bered for his good work in sports. but also for his at-tive part ill sn-hool and elass alfairs. 'El lion lllllflllljxf flu' lflllirs is ll most rlrruflfrfl fllflljlf' i i Ni.l'Ir'1u THE CUB EVA ARLENE LAUCKS ' llEvelY Clcanaryli For Heaven's Sake Red Lion Public Schoolsg Red Lion High Schoolg Com- merclal Course: Basketball '24-'25-'26-'27g Track '24- '25g Home Room Secretary '25g Cheer Leader '24-'25g Orchestra '26g President of Home Room '263 Home Room Secretary '26g Pol1ya,m1a '26g Seventeen '27g Yanki San '27g President Student Council. xxx IS oxn of thoso l'llZll'Illill,5I young lassios ot' tho Sonim' Vlass who is rarely ovol' soon lwforo sho is hoard. Hoi' wondor- 3:31:55-155 ful porsonality is surpassed lay fow of hor l'l1lSSlllGll9N. In voval vnltnro anal clraniatios sho is in a olass of hor own. l'2lll2ll'j ' is aotivo in athlotios and sohool at-tivitios. and to hor. this 1-lass owos a nh-ht of gratitntlo. Sho is always YV0ll'0lll0ll to som-ial 2'Illlll'l'lll!.ZS hy oithor sox. hovanso of hor swoot tlisposition and frionullinoss to all. Aooordiny: lu rnnlors Evo is going: to spooial- izo in ninsiv. lrnt XVllZllt'V0l' sho Elllt-'lll15lS in tho fllllll'1'. tho 1-lass of '27 wishos hol' tho host of lnok. 'ilaliru to lhw- fair n1ui1I1'n. ll'lly ll'1lHt' rl milf' for ll smilf, flu to I'1rf'. CHARLES HUME MANIFOLD Charlie It can't be High Rock Schools: Red Lion High School: Commercial Coursey Vice-president of Class '24g Class Treasurer '25. nm: oonns t'llAlU.llC!u Now tho t'nn lvogins. For XVll0l'0Vl'l' Uharlio is tha-ro is snro to ho plonty of fun and not a littlo :nis- gfg? vhiof. llis hoarty langrh and vlovor G57 . . . . ' ll'1l'liS havo won hnn svoros ol fl'll'llllH. Fharlio is tho only luoy taking tho full vom- lllt'l'l'lIll lDl'1lQIl'Ellll. Wo tlnoroforo soo that Charlio has no stag oolnpotition. Tho Ma and Pa has sorvocl I'harlio woll tluring the-so past font' yours and wo hopo that ho may some llay own this grroat railroad with its lnranohos all ovor York County. This luoy says ho is going to ho a mail olork. and wo fool lhat. with his llrains and 1-lovol' ith-as. ho will nmko a nalno for hinlsolf whon ho gots ont in this witlo. wirlo world. Ilr' has ll hwul Io 1'ouIri1'1'. ll fllllfllll' lo prrsrllulv. and II luruzl lu fz1'1'1'11l1' any IllfN1'llfl'f. 1'l'1ll'fil'1' uzalltvgw 1u'1'fr'f'l. 2 N1-:'1'laI1'ml THE CUB MARGUERITE MATILDA McKEE McKee You'd Be Surprised Red Lion Public Schoolsg Red Lion High School: Academic Courseg Dramatic Club '2'7g 'tSeventeen g Mathematics Club '26-'27: Chemistry Club '26g Latin , Club '26, c'KElf:. the girl with tho tlaxon l1air and large lmluv eyes. is very attrau-tive. oslrevially to tho opposito sox. Every- thing: seems like a big joke to - ' Margruvrite- and sho 1-ololrratos it with hor everlasting 'Pe Ho H1-'s which ovho tlirough- out tho hall from 9 in the morning.: till -l in the aftvrnoon. The only tinio she is serious is in trigonoinetry class and ll0l'0 you would hardly recognize thc frivolous Marguerite in the bright student of Mathematic-s. She has two failings! one is lVindsor and the other We-st York. Her 'favorite color is Url'0l-'IIQN and we must say sho looks very we-ll in it. Margucrito has not fully dom-illwl what sho wants to do hut if she ilevirlos on something sho can romp through. wo know she will llc- a siivvvss. ll'I:1'rL low mul duty rlfmll Lv! duly yo to -Ylllfl-Vllf. KATHRYN BARSHINGER MEADS HKasll Darn It Red Lion Public Svhoolsg Red Lion High School: Academic Course 3 Chemistry Club ' 26 5 Mathematics Club '26-'27g Secretary of Current Events Club '27, His 1..xss oi-' '27 with sparkling: brown, 'D nlism-hiovous Q-yes and lilac-k hair is without a donlut one of the inost gg attrae-live girls in the class. Kas's rosy vln-elcs vortainly display a picture of lieallh. This is proved sinro Kas has not missed a day or been tardy in the twelve yoars of hor sa-hool life. Certainly not many of the Class of '27 can say the same. In our tirst two years of Iligh Sn-hool life she was very shy and nioda-st but she l1as i'll2lll5I9ll considerably and can IIUXV he heard before she is see-n. She has always lmvexi a good sport and has taken her part in all vlass activities. Kas's one anillition is to he a Slli'4'0SNflll French tcm-lie-1' after four years at Vrsinus. The l'lass of '27 wishes you lllllt'll NIICUPSN in your trials of Frenrli teavliingr. If Irldiwx lu' young mul fair, TIIVII hura' flu' right to lruow -it. .kr i vfxv I Eighteen THE CUB EDWIN TRUMAN MEYERS lITrum!! Aw! You're drunk Red Lion Public Schools: Red Lion High School: Academic courseg Pollyanna. '26g Chemistry Club '26g Athletic Executive Council '26g Circulation Manager of Hilltop '27g Vice Pres. of Class '26g President of Current Events Club '27: Varsity Basketball '26-'27g Varsity Baseball '26-'27g Baseball Manager '26-'27g Business Manager of Seventeen 1131113 wr: ll.U'l1l 'I'lllfNl.XN. 111111 of tho most 1o111l:11- lNlVN ill tho 1'l:1ss. You 1:1111 I . - . . l'UZl4lllj' suv that 'l'1'11111:111 wus :1 tzllthflll 41653 :us W1-ll ns l1111111l:11' w111'k111' WI11111 you look 111 his list of l11111111's. Wl11111 1-11111-111 11111111 111 work for rl11- 1'lz1ss T1'11111:111 111111111 he 111-111-111l111l 11111111 to 110 tl11- w111'k to 11111'f1-1-ti1111. ll1- is also v1-ry 1111111-ti1' Jlllll wo :111111111-iz1r1' his 1-x1'1'll1-nt work 1111 the l1:1sk11tl1:1ll 211111 t1':11'k t1-:1111s. llo was 11111 :1111'l1111' lllilll 1111 tl111 1'1-lam' t11:1111 who 11111-11111l 1111 the lust l:111 111 l11'1-nk tl11- 1:11111 for lllilllj' vi1-t11ri1-s f111' the lligli S1-l11111l. 'l'1'11111:111 says lw w:111ts to I11- :1 1'l10111i1f:1l 1-11gi1111111'. We 1-1-1't:1i11ly wish llllll s111-cess. ,V11n1- l.'111'11' him buf fo lfll'4' him. Nm' 111l1111'1I him hui fo 1ll'lliNI'.u ELLA IRENE MILLER uskinn 0h! Buney Red Lion Public Schools: Red Lion High School: Glee Club '24-'25-'26-'27g Basketball '24-'25-'26-'27 Capt. '27g Treasurer Athletic Assn. '26g Sec. Class '26g Secretary of High School Association '25g Track '24-'25, 11st 111111 ot s1l1o11l 1111111 111111 Q 1 1 ,ig as t 'ss111l : f 1,' I1111' .' ' '1 she 11111411 t:11'1ly il si11g.:l11 time-. A 111-1'f111-r 1'o1'o1'1l w1- may s:1y. S1111 is also the 1':111t:1i11 of 11111' lS:1sk1-tl1:1ll fliillll :lllll :1 star f111'w:11'1l. l'Ill:1 ronlly is11't il l1:1sl1f11l girl. I111t 1l111'i11gr her four y02ll'S of high s1-l1o11l lifv she f1111111l it Il 1lifIi1-ult task to s11lv1- 1111- lllllSllillLf 111'ol1l11111. ' uls 111111, we 1-:111 I11- 11x1'e11ti111111lly 111'11111l of 9 1l111- fo the f:11-t tl1:1t si111'1- sho 1111tero1l her t' 1- ' ' ' ' .-l1- Ill 1111 1111 1 Nlllgli' 1l11 has Sho may 1111 s11111el1o1ly's ste-1111g:. or rl s111-1-essflll pllysic-all 111l t1-:11'l11-1: but l1e1' 1l1'1-:1111 is :1 little roso 1'11v1-1'1-1l 1-111t:1g11. S111'1'11ss swingzs her way. 1 1 .-111111-filo 1-r11111w with 1'r1fi11y-.w111.v EI, 1,1 lI1'lu'.Ylu' 1IllI,I,I'.'l1' -fx Rf V I H Xi111'I1'1'11 THE CUB RUTH ETHEL PERRY uperryn H0111 Gosh! Orange Public Schoolg York:-uma. Public School: Fawn Grove Public School: Brogue Public Schoolg Lower Chanceford High Schoolg Red Lion High School. Basket- ball '243 Glee Club '26-'27g Yanki San '27g Current Events Club '26-'27g Business Training Club '26, Academic Course. N om: SllI'IlUNl0lil'I Yntxu. Ruth ennie from Lower t'l1:l1u-eforsl High S4-hool :lull joined lied Lion High. She is one of Nggjgig those girls who surely Cilll make you 'TU- laugh und her giggle is often heard. At first sl1e eertuinly was quiet und haul few f'illllllS. hut times halve elxungrerl and sl1e is now :ln ideal girl. Perry is one who keeps il friend when she nmkes one: :und her nulnher of Uilllllli is eonstalntly l1ll'l't'2lSillQ'. Those who lezxru to know her lind in her :1 friend worth having: Ruth should make Sl tine nurse due to her stexldiness and her desire to learn. May the sueeess whieh she deserves follow ull her efforts. DOROTHY EADE PETTIT Dots Eh! What York Public Schools: Baltimore Public Schools No. 31 and No. 753 Forest Park Schoolsg Western High School of Baltimoreg Red Lion Public Schoolsg Red Lion High Schoolg Commercial Course. Track '25-'26-'27g Glee Club '25-'26-'27g Hilltop Reporter '25g Vice President '26g Pollyanna '26g Exchange Editor '27g Associate Editor of Annual '27g Home Room Secretary '27g President Dramatic Club '27g Seventeen '27g Class Poet. XVI-IlC'l' AS 'rule 1v1.owr:1: of nn old f2lSili0l19fl gurtlen is this modest. quaint lassie. Hove you ever noticed Dots eyes? If you have not you've missed :1 lot. Those hashes :md those pools of hrowu host there Ill't-X-'NU '27 thinks, :lt leust. Dots is one of '2T's hslrdest :md most con- seientous workers. She is :mother f'0llllll9l'l'l2l1 student that surely does tiekle that typewriter. Her :lllility Jlltlllg liter:xry lines is noticed hy alll her 1'l2lSSlll2lf0S. Her astounding success ill l'olly:1nn:l :ind S0Yi'llft1t-'llu :lssured us of her dranuxutic- uluility also. lVe vnu truly szly Dots wzls Rl soc-i:ll sneeess :und we hope she will he .1 life suec-ess. e,--,' -o V-.,..3n all :ure the 'il !'fI'l'1'l' l'llflI'lllflIjl liffle IIUIIIV. finer' uufl flllrllff-V just flu' Nlllllthu Still zfvrfw' runs deep I M, TH't'llf!l THE CUB EDNA MAE ROSEMAN Able It gives me great pleasure ,Bed Lion Public Schools: Red Lion High School: 'Commercial Course 3 Basketball ' 24-' 25- ' 26-' 27 5 Orchestra '26-'27g Track '24-'25. lcll' IS uxrl ot tht- llttlt- 1.Z'll'lN nl our 1-lzlss. Altllmlgll sllt- is little- ill stlltllra-. lllllf-ll przlist- is mlm- lN'l' ill l'l j.Z'ill'll to lla-r 14,5 :llmility :lt tlll- pilllln. She sure- strike-s Stllllt' wit-kt-ll ka-ys. Sho :llsu IIZIS 2'l'02lf :lrlllotiv ability. wllil-ll slll- Nll0XY1'tl IIS XVlll'll she wzls sllll. for tht- tm-:llll of '2tl. l'lxlll:l is our ll1'o:ulw:ly Filllu Zlllll 4-:lll he sec-ll Hll llruzltlwzly most :lllytillll-. II1-r ltlli' :rl-:lt tslll-llt is tzllkillg. Slit- Fllllltl las-vulllo :lll 2Illt'lltlll0l'l' lay tht- wlly slu- usl-s llcl' tilllo ill sc-llmll 1llll'lll5I 4-l:lss1-s. I gm-ss llillliillfl IllllSf ln- :l fillllllj' trzlit. fllllllgll. :ls wl- 1':lll sul- XVlll'll sllv :llnl 'l'lll?1lil iII'0 tugt-tllc-l', Tlll- S1'llllll' l'l:lss sa-1-llls to tllillk tllzlt Ellllil Rllltl 'l'lln-4l:l Ill'1' tha- SlIllllt'Sl' 'l'wills. XXX- lloln- tllxlt with llvl' lllllsim-:ll tzllollt sllt- will llP1'Ulll1' :l fillllilll lllllsif-i:lll, Htlllil. wt- wish you :lll tht- slla-vt-ss llllcl lliIllIIlll4'NN tllllt Illlj' lN'l'SUll hats 1-rl-r alttzlilla-el. tional Things fvllllll' lu Small I'llf'li'IlflI'N THEDA ROSEMAN Teddie For Crying' Inward Red Lion Public Schoolsg Red. Lion High School: Commercial Coursey Basketball '24-'25-'26-'27g Track '24-'25g Glee Club '24-'27g Ya11kl San '27. 0 suxll-1 l-lcul-l,l-1 'l'lll'1liI sl-4-llls vt-ry qui:-t :llltl fligllilil-tl lblll if tlu-y lvmllll lu- :ll'0lllltl lu-r vt-ry lllIll'll I :llll sllrm- tllt-y wulllfl xljxfgjg small f0l'lll :l tllfTt'l'lllll upillioll of ll1'I'. MN' 1-slit-1-iallly it' tllm-y wulllll visit 4-nr SllHl'l- lltllltl r'l:lss um- pc-riml. 'l'l-llllis- wisllt-s to ll0l'Ulllll il Sllol'tll:llltl tl-:lm-llc-l' :tml wt- 2Il'0 sllrl- slll- will ln- ve-ry Nlll'l't'SNflll. lu-vzlllsu slit- is vm-ry l-rillizlllt ill this Il:ll'll1'lllill' slilvja-vt :lllll slu- llSll2llll' :lm-nlllplislll-s lYllIIl slll- lllltll'l'ltlkt'N. 'I'1'tl1lil' is 'lriHjl'. 'l'r'1lrIj1 is lrixr, .-is ll ft'llf'lll'l' nl Nlmrlllrlllrl, sllr' ll Iulrr' 1111- prlsw. vf'X I Til'l'Ilf!l'0llI' THE CUB MARY CATHERINE SHEFFER Assam!! For Crab's Sake Red Lion Public Schoolsg Red Lion High School: Academic Coursey Home Room Treasurer H255 Junior Reporter '25-'26g Latin Club '25-'26g Mathematics Club '25-'26-'27g Secretary Mathematics Club '27g Class Treasurer '26-'27. ARY IS oN:-: of the quiet girls of our class, being one of the few that is usunlly seen and not heurll. She is very studious illltl usually answers when l' ' mulled upon lay :l tezwller. NVheneVer she begins :1 task she allways perseveres until she has linished it. Mary is zllwzlys active in :ill 1-lzlss activities which is shown by the lalrgsfe sales of Lslrkins 1n'od11f-ts. Play tickets. etrz Sum is unilez-iclecl us to what she wishes to do in the future. but she thinks she would like to be :i lllll'lll'iiIll. In whatever position Mary muy EVELYN MAE SHENBERGER llsnitzf! Oh, Dear! Conrads Public School: Red Lion Pu-blic School: Red Lion High Schoolg Academic Course. Secretary of Class '27' Treasurer of Hi h School Association '25 take. we wish her success. Sho was 1-rm' 1u'a'c'isf' in 1n'rm1i.vf'-kr'r'1n K . '27g Mathematics Club '26-'27g Tennis Manager '27. v1:1.x'N is ax very conscientious nienilver of u 1 class, She is :nn Ill'l'0lllDllSll9tl ts I1lliS player :xml has won :1 name for heiself in this 1lIll'fil'lllEll' sport. wiv popular among the boys. hut how could she he otllerwise with that wavy hair :incl tu' , -val:-QQ-114' K' ug-,,,u v':.v-.un , A, . those smiles? Snitz is rarely seen without Dot, and when they :ire together there is at lively NVe do not know if Evelyn has fully mlevidetl on her future career or 11ot. but the Class of '27 wishes her success in whatever she may undertake. She 7o1'1'.v To chat with Ihr' buys I lrnouz, 'Tix the may with girls-fl1r'!f'1'f' lllllilljlk sn. She is time. fxe f-'QD V U 0 1 TlI'l'1l'fjl-fll'0 THE CUB CHARLOTTE REBECCA SHINDLER Skinny My Gosh Red Lion Public Schools: Red Lion High School: Academic Courseg Latin Club '25g Mathematics Club ' . n,o'r 3. tlrlt :mile has won for you ner nro ' ent 4-l1:11':u-te1'istic-s. t'h:ir- , e nzny no he the youngest of our 5 elzlss hut she vertuinly is one of the smallest. lVe rezllly eznft see just why she stays so snmll, hut that doesn't have 2lll5'fllillZ to do with t'h:lrlotte herself. She is an live wire :und everyone knows she's an good sport. She is known :is :1 ll0UkXY0l'lll :ind is forever ll0l'I'0XYillf.f hooks froin her friends. which she sonietiines reads in elalss when the tezu-her is oil' guard. '26-'27. is mu Xl ir . s niany friends. Iler sunny smile is one .l of l 1 nun - , , lott 1 t Aeeording to rumors. Ulm rlot te wants to tnke up Home I':i'Ull0lllil'S :lfter she leaves Red Lion High. So here-'s to good-luck :ind success, t'hur- lotte, in wlmtever you may undertake. 0ll.' she ix lifflr, bn! -N'lll'.N wixf? Nllffx ll ff'l'l'lll' for her xi.:'1'. ARDEAN LUCEA SMITH llsanyn Oh, For Heaven's Sake! ' Red Lion Public Schoolsg Red Lion H'p,h School: Academicg Basketball '24-'25-'26 27g Glee Club '27g Cheerleader '25-'26g Math. Club '26g Ya1ikl San : Dramatic Club: ' ' Seventeen. F THIS Youxo i..xm' needs :ln introduetion to you. then let it he :ns S:nlly. for she likes to nizike friends quickly :ind Rjifiiq would halve you will her lui' her nick- ' ' name right away. Une ot the most sprightly lll9llllN-'l'S of the 4-lass. she is nttrzu-tive :uid full of pep. In :Ill the sznles :ind tieket selling: l'illl1llillH,'llS she has proved herself :ln :ihle szilesludy. This has lu-en il big year for Sully: we tind her ill nearly :ill orgzniizntions. She played luis- ketlmll, 4-ontrilulted to the sueeess of the Senior play, :ind is :I inemlner of Hur Gtlll2.f.n She has lllillly znnlvitions--one of which is to diet until she l'2lll squeeze into an dress nmrked: Misses, size 1-l. Another of her aspirations is to be ai dietic-inn :md :mother. to tem-h enlis- theuies. As we do not know how it will all turn out, we must just wnit :ind hope for the lnest. ,Yie1' lll'l'NlIlHllff.Il, full of rrlsr-fllif!1 1f'X V Tl I Twenty-three THE CUB EDNA ROBERTA STELL lKTedI7 Oh, My Dea1 ' Red Lion Public Schools: Red Lion High School: Field Meet '24g Hilltop Reporter '27g Pcmmanship Club ' 27. ,.,...,3.L,.. --Lo, ... :fm-w-1 in: sta r. a nurse choit-e, we wish her sum-ess. To iw. or not fo lm, That is the question. m' me lN'ruonUv1f: Ted who is one of the quiet g:irls of our 1-lass. Sl1e is :1 good sport, ready to help anyone and willing: to do her part. no matter what it may he. In f'0llllll9l'l'lIl1 Law, she is a shine Ted is undevided whether she wants to be or a librarian. But whatever her JOHN MASON smrrx-1 Hsmsv' 'iBurlone Philadelphia Public Schoolsg Freysville Grammax fSchoo1g Arbor Grammar School: Red Lion High School: Academic Courseg Chemistry Clubp Pol1yanna. g -Track '26g Mathematics Club '26-'27g President of 0Home Room '27g Vice President of Senior Class '27g Business Manager of Seventeen. .xnucs .xNn o1f:N'l'l.mmN: allow ns to present Mason Smith who hails from the far- off city 1 'fl of Adaxnsville. lf you need 231:54 a friend. one that is always ready to ':i ' help yon. just look for Mason, He 'always has a winning way among girls. especially 'if there is a party on hand. His smile seems to hit the spot. This young' man lrraves lll0Sl' anything even when we have the deep snows of winter Zlllll the deep mud on the country roads. lt would not surprise ns to hear ten years from now that Mason is on the State Road UOIII- xnission and that he had made lnoulevards out of the roads he onve traveled. f'X l Q' V Twenty-fum' THE CUB MARY ELIZABETH TYSON Maria The Dickens Red Lion Public Schoolsg Red Lion High School: Commercial Coursey Track '24-'25-'27g Basketball '24- '25g Home Room Treasurer '25-'26-'27g Glee Club '26-'27g Zane: Pen and Ink Club '27g Yanki San. .n' wx-1 11.111-2 the- llil'ZlHlll'l' of illil'4Nllll'ill3I 11111' 1-l11ss111:1t1-. Mary. with her 1l11sl1i11:: lnlzu-k vyvs, 111111 olive skin, witl1 4'u:1l lvluvk l1:1i1'--:1 typical l11'1111elte. She is ' J' mu- of thnsv girls with :1 4-l1:111i:e:1l1lo ipe1'sm1:1lity. Sha- is quiet 111111 1-111111. but :1lw:1ys ll1:1s ll good se-uso of lllllll0l'. Always full of 'pep :1111l 11-111ly to help so1111-11119 who neerls :1 little iIlSDil'2li'i0ll-i'il1lf'S Mary. fillI'0 ll fl'l9llli of Mary, you lilul ill hor :1 true 111111 stemlfzlst f1'iv114l. S110 is :1 little i'0lli.l'2ll'j' ut ti1110s but her 1-1111ti1111:1l 1-l1ev1'f11ll11ess 1'o1111te1':1cts this failing. 0119 of M:11'y's 1live1'sio11s fl'0lll evory d:1y tasks is IIill'l'X. with WI111111 we lll'0 :ull f:1111ili:11' 11s he was 1111111 0110 of Olll' 1'lz1ss111:1tes. She wishes to ho :1 111illi11v1' :1111l she has lllll' best wishes for her f11t111'e Slll'l'l-'SS 11s ll first 1-lass 111illi11e1'. .lIr'rry .ll1II'!l. but quilr f'0llfl'llI'jl, Hut 11-11 all r1y1'v1'. 1110.1-II!! Hll'I'I'1l.u ARCHIE MERVIN TYSON Archie or Merv Oh Heck Red Lion Public Schoolsg Red Lion High School: Academic Course: High School Orchestra '24-'25-'26- '27g President of Class '25g Latin Club '26g Chemistry Club '26g Math Club '26-'27g Associate Editor of Hill- top '26g Property Manager of Pollya.nna. '26g Vice President of Literary Societ '26g President of Class '27g Editor-in-Chief of Hiliop '27g Class History. 1-11101.11 111'11 Ililltup l4I1lit111--i11-1'l1i1-t'! Quivt, 1':1l111. p1'01'is1-. stvzuly 111141 mlm-pm-1141111111-. ilu-sv 11111 tlu' 1'l1:11':1c't01'istic's of Bll'l'l'ill. -g4,QfQ,E llv is 111111 of 41111' must stlulimls vlnss- xaaad . . , - - 1111111-s 111111 :1l1x:15s paves splvmlill 1114-it:1ti1111s ill 1-l:1ss. xvilvll it c'u11u-s to iilllbwllll G1-n111vt1'y, I1:111y.:11:1gvs :1114l l'I11p:lisl1. M1-1'vi11 is right :lt illlllltl. lint :lt thu s:11110 time lu' l1:1s :1 goml sc-use of I111111111' 111111 :1lw:1ys t'lljl1yS :1 juli'-. Bi0l'Vlll 1l0sv1'1'1-s llllll'il l'l'0liii1 for his s11u1-1-ssflll High S1'l11ml 1'z11'v01' :1111l wx- lcnuw lu- will lllli l':1il ill wl111t 110 w:111ts to 1111. Mv1'1'i11 wishos In l11-1111110 :1 tv:11'l1e1' 111111 ll0l'0 11111 our il9ill'iil!Si' wishes for l1is sm-1-oss. 'itll tlrinyx In' flnrlr In lH'l'f1'I'fi0ll fi VP V 'I'11'011fJ1-ji:-1' THE CUB LAURA ALVERTA WAKLEY Laurie Sunshine ' Go to the Mill Red Lion Public Schoolsg Red Lion High School: Commercial Courseg Treasurer '24g Hillton Reporter '24g Glee Club '26-'27g Business Manager Hilltop '26- '27g Secretary Zane: Pen and Ink Club '26-'27g Class Prophet '27g Yanki San. Ni: XIl'h'l' l'i'2lllj' know Lzlurzl to realize hor Pllilldlllllg' porsouulity :md good will for Q-vvryhomly. The l'l:1ss of 'IIT feels proud aug, of this ull anrouud good student. Lzluru ' ' oxve-ls lu :ill her svhool work illlll is noted for good Ill'lllllilllSlllll. L:lur:1's highest re-vord :ls an student has been ill the study of Shortlluud. Her hruiu is just ove-riiowiug: with it. Miss Wilson szlys sho is one ot' her hest 'pupils :lud ol1 my! hut she surely does tickle thut typewriter. Lnuru iuteuds to he il Vom- llli-'l'I'iill Ten4-Iwi'-11e1'0's hoping sho is Slll't'0SSflll :ns zu svhool IllZll'1l1. .lliylafy in .vfrlfurv illiylrfy in ,llind Ilmzfuvf und frm' Full of fun. too: X Tlmfs our l,uln-rl. l TIIIYIIIIIII 111:11 fhrouyll. LOUISE REBECCA WALLICK Brick Pardon Me While I Laugh Red Lion Public Schoolsg Red Lion High School: Commercial Courseg Spingtime '23g President of Home Room '24g Treasurer of Home Room '25g Glee Club '24-'25-'26-'27g Treasurer of Home Room '25g Tennis Club '25: Pollyamia '26g Dramatic Club '27g Seventeen '27g Yanki San '27. r:I.1.. wrzu, lwre is old Brit-lc with us yet. She is rutlwr happy :xud v:1x'1-fire. :lull her laugh vortaxiuly is vullfzlilolls. Sho ffff possessos :ui im-xllullstilrlo fuud of jokes Zlllil knows how to lllll'0tllli'k' them :lt the opportuuo tiuu-. This little pic-4-0 of ,huiuuuity is :l hnrd worker :lud we fool quits- sure she closoryos whutovor lll92lSlll't' of Sllf't'l'iN comes to hor. Louise is t'Sll0i'l2lllj' lmrillizuxt :ns il History student Jlllll doos not lnluff either. Sho is :l roul ull slrouud sport: il2lllt'lll2 is her holrlly. Louiso iutvuds to outer thx- l'iofe-ssiouzll world :ls :1 uursm- iu the vity of Morristown. Wo. tho vluss of '2T. give Louise the ulznd huud :mud wish hor loads of joy :uid Slll't'0SS. SXQQQ 1 I,ifflf' in Nf1ll'III'l'. but not in mind. flrnflw, quivf. and c'.rr'c'f'4Ii11yl1f l.'f1ul. ,fx Y f-'N Q V Xf Tu'mzty-sir THE CUB LEONA CHRISTINE WILLIAMS Pee-Wee Excuse Me Red Lion Public Schoolsg Red Lion High School: Uommercial Course: Class Secretary '24g President. Home Room '25g Class Secretary '25g Glee Club '27g Treasurer of Zaner Pen and Ink Club '27g Hilltop News Reporter '27g Yamini San '27, Ninn, r'n.wkl-:ns I Lori-: YOU. this is l'c-0 XVHY' all orvr. Sho is always really to do hor part 1 wo tintl this especially truv ' wht-n oats art- 1'UIIl'l'I'II01I. This is tho yonng Larly who lovvs to 2ll'LIll0 and whom-vor IH-0 We-4- starts an 1ll'5.flllll0IlI7 you may ln- snrv to final I!rivk ln-r olfl pal tlwre- rl-ally to ln-lp hor. Uh! Ilow we onry hm-r alvility lo give a lint- to any tc-at-ln-r who wants a now light on tho snlnjl-vt. Any ICn::lish lwrioll one can se-v heir laughing.: GIIIIIOSI hystc-rim-ally. 2ll'l'0lllp2lllI0lI vnvr- ge-tivally hy two of he-r frivnlls. A noll-a SIIIII94-il langli---gooll luvk to you. Leona. Hof und IA'llHll ruls :rilh you. Fox! and you fox! nIon1'. A MARY CATHERINE WRIGHT l Wright 1 Dasted Red Lion Public Schoolsg Red Lion High School: Commercial Courseg Glee Club '25 27g Minstrel Show '25g Yankl San '27g Varsity B. B. Team '25-'26-'27g Track '23-'24-'25-'26g Pen and Ink Club '27: Secretary of Class '25-'26. 1-:lu-2 IS .x onn. that is likn-al hy on-ryom-. - Sho is always SIIIIIIIIQI. Win-n sm-1-ing Mary you would not think hor to lw so frivnllly. Hut haw- ln-r as a frivnll. Uh Boy! shtfll stick lo you no IIIIIIIPI' what IIEIIIIIPIIN. If you in-ml holp just go around to Mary Wright. Mary is a good lnaskvtluall lniayvr. and sln- is also good in ln-r It-ssons. Sha- thinks a gn-at clval of In-r stnflivs. You will now-r linrl Marv ont in tln- 1-vt-nim: unlm-ss ln-r assignnn-nts art- linishvfl. You 4-an tl-ll this hy tht- way sln- 1'01'ites hor lt-ssons. Mary wants to go to Vllimgro to take' up nursing afta-r whit-h sho wants to lu- a nnwlic-al i missionary. Thu vlass of '27 wish yoll sin-4-oss. Mary, in wliatt-x'vr you unmlortakv to oo, limi llrlpx Ilmw' :rho llrlp flu-nl.-'1'lrrx 1 7'lH'nIy-.w'r1'u w THE CUB ELSIE GLADYS ZARFOS ClRipII HMY COW!! Red Lion Public Schoolsg Red Lion High Schoolg Academic Courseg Track '24-'25g Ba.sketba.l1 '24-'25g Glee Club '2-4325-'26-'27g Mathematic Club '254'26- '273 Treasurer of Class '26g Yanki San '27. L.x1n's IS c'11N'1'lNlf.x1.l.Y '1'Ar,KlNu. So thv tem-l1v1's say. hut they tell us it mlm-s11't 111:1ttv1' 1bI'0Vlllillf.2' she wvzlrs il Slllill' evflry day. S110 was 2llIl10St 0ve1'c-01110 frmu hilvlllii to sit quietly so i011g.5 whilv she posod to have her 'likvuess' lllilllll for this illlllllill. Gladys will likvly hoc-o111e Rl 111'iv:1tn- SBCI'6t5ll'y to the Ii1'111 uf Zurfos 111111 Burg. Rip is very fond of music-, hut best of :ull S1111 likes the kind that you just 114-ml to tune ill :1111l he-:11'. I'd Love- To Full You My Sweet- l1o:11't. Hlzulys ents 'lots' of 1-alluly. 111111 it's the- gmnl lciufl, too. hut wo :1ll have our NllSlli1'l0llN :mlmut hm- llllylllgl it. 1lo11't you? Nha' ix lifflf- und ruflrw' llliu lint lrlwn sin' yvfx in that 1-nr Anll ull flu' yung nrt' Ilfffllillf Nha' 'yalnlrx' fhrlt Vrlalillflr' lilrf' A 'I'in Crm. I O I 9- A ' 1896 - Q O ' l I Vk,f'X-vl , 1 7'1l'1':1t11-vigil! THE CUB 1927 As Freshman ass istory iq: gg HI'l.' l'l'.'.A1 IFN AGU un iliipnrlnzrl r'i'r'nI HVIN rr'r'm'1I1'1l on ilu' Illllllllx nf lfrrl Linn, lliylf Nrluml. 1u1nu'I!l ilu' passing of fliix, flu' Plum of Z37. frnm llu' Iulllx of flu' yrumnulr yr4ul4'x in Ilu' 1'lus.w'nmu.v of our rlrvn' old ,lllllfl Jlulwr. HV' numlu'1'4'1l ' lili ll'lu'u first :rr srl fool on flu' unfrlmilini' pufllx nf lliyfli Nrluml lifr. .Yuill ax iw' lrmlr b1u'1.' ln'r'r our 1 l'l'NllIlllllI ywur. uv' r1'uli.:1' fum' mlil mfr liiivtulwx mnwf lillI'1' .w'1'nu'1l fo llu' lllIlH'l'-VIIIN-Nfllll'll. u'lu'n lu'i'f'lunu'r' uw' u'rln4l1'r1'1l info ll Nwnim' rrrilulimz romu, 0I'.N'fIl1lll in lilllr' yruupx alum! flu' lulllx. 1l'o1ulr'rill1l in lrlull Vlllllll flu' iuurl lwrilul might find iw. .-liul lunr uv' fr1'nihIr'rI n'lu'u flu' miylily Nopliuuiurfw upprorirlurl nr llu' lorrlly NI'llllll'S .vlrnllfwl lr'i.vur1'ly 1111! Iiul uffvr u fru' llI0llfllN of .vnwli liff' :rr rf'uIi,:1'rI fluil flu' uppri'-r'lux.vnu'n irvw' l.'inrl-lu'urf1'1l mul luul yrrut pity on HN fm' our llluligmijiwal zrayx. In f1u'l. uffrr Ilu' Nlllflllllll i'f'f'r'p1ion yirrn us by flu' Nf'nim',w. :rw frll flull iw' u'1'n' rvully ll purl uf llu' jVll'l'llf Ifrzl Lion' Iliyli Srluml. I-'inully uv' arousril rnniulli vnurruu' In yd up ll 1 l'l'Sllllll'l1 l'rH'ly. uiul rrlulf u 'irmul1'rfuI puffy if ll'llN.' For if was tlu'n Hull our .x'Iii1'l.'.v rwnu' .vtruHin' nn! ulul our 1n'iu1'r'.vx1'.-e li1u'rI up. In .HliIr'lir'.v. our l ra'.vl1uu'l1 yvur 'u'u.v nut lwlou' ll1ll'. for irr' gun' ilu' nppvi' 1'l1lx.w1'x lllllfll u xvalrf' ul ilu' .llllllllll l ir'Irl .1lr'1'I u'lu'n uv' only l1u'l.'r'1I ll fwfr points for Nl'l'lIlllI pIru'r'. Q'-1 , , V. I Ti4'1'uI!l-niuf' THE CUB 1927 As sophomores Class History-Continued 111 11111' x1'1'111111 ,111'111' of IIi1111 SFIIOOI 1if1' 'ICC 1'01111'111'1l 11-1111 our 1111111111'1' 1'I'tlIll'l'Il 111 50. .lx S1111I111111111'1'.v. 11-11 111111111111 ji111' s1'l111111 spirif. 111111 121'e11 HIOIHIIL 11-0 11111 11111 1111 11.1-1-1f11ti111111II11 11-1111 i11 11111111111-x, 11-11 11111111111 1111' pri-111'ip1C.Q of R011 Lion IIi1111 1111 11111' .v111111111'1 of .e1'11r111l f11111'1i1111.v 111111 1111110111-x. 0111' 1l'0ll,ClCl'flll 0111128 spirit was .vl11111'11 I1.'lll'1L 11x SODl10Hl0I'I'b? 11'1' x11pp111-11'11 ll 111111111 1111 1111' s1111111'v 11111'i11g 1111' 11111110-0011111111 Wcck 1'11111111'111i1111, for 1111? S1110 of x11111111'i1'111-s, l'0ffl'l'. 111111111 111111 111i11'1' 1'1ff1'c'.s111111f'111.v. A-11111. 1111 1110 11'1111, it 11'11.v 11-12 IIN S11111111111111'0s. 1111111 111111: 1111' firxf 111'i.:'1f i11 the 191111011 1111111111111 of 111,11 IIOIILI'-Vlllllfllfl P111-111l11.' D111'i1111 1111s x1'1'111111 111'111' 11'1' .'11'11'1'11111 11111' 011188 f'111111'.v, 1111171111 1111111 110111, 11f11'1' 11'i1i1'i1 11-1- 1'111.s1'11 11111 111'111' 11fi1l1 1111' .v111111s111'i1111 of 1111' 11L0l7iC. HTIIY' 7'11i1'f of iI1111d1111. i11 11111 R911 1111111 11111'1-11 111111.11-. Ull 1111' 11'111111' 11111' .v1'1f111111 'UPIII' 1111 111111 Lion IIi11I1 11'11.v Il 1111111 .v111'1'1'.v.vf111 11111'. U1 11111'111'11 11111' -I1111i111' Y1'111' 1111111111'1'i1111 00. 11111 C111'1'1l 0110 of 1111' .50 11'11x i1111'1'1'.Q11'1l i11, I1 11111.11 111'11.w111'1'1111s -l1111i11r 111'111' for 1111' 0111.13 of 237. W0 took 1111110 11 111'11111i11e11t 11111111 in .v1'l111111 111l1l1'1i1'x, Ilifllllllflllf 1111 1 ir'111 Jfl'f'f 11'11.v 110111, for ill, 11111' c'111ss 11'1'1'1' i111f111111'1I, 111-11111 K111111. 11111 11111111111 11f 1111' 111111x' 1111xk1f11111I1 1011111 111111 E1111 Jlillvr. 1111' .v1111' f0l'l1'1II'Il for 1111' yirlx' 11'11111. S111'11 Ifll-S'1IlfIl,!If.'l'. 11 1ll1'l1IbCI' of 1110 class of '27, 1'11111'e.Q1'1111'11 R1'1l 1111111 High '1111 1111' 0111111111 .v111'11i1111 1'o1111'st 111 .lli111'1',-11,'i110 111111 111111111111 1111' 111111111' of firxt p1111'1f 111 161111 Linn. l11111'1' i11 1111' 111'111' 11.1 II 111'1111f of 11111' finr' r'111.Qs spirit. 100 1'e I'!l S111'111111sf111I11 p1'1'se1111v1l Olll' JIl7If0I' 1111111, l'11111111111111. 111 1111 11p111'1'1'i11ti1r11 Ill1llil'11f'I' i11 11111 H1111 L11111 11pm'11 Ilousfr. U111' -Vlll'l'l'X-Vflll 1l1111i111' 1'1'111' 1'l11.v1'11 'll'ffi1f 1111' 11I'f'Sf'l1.f1Ifi01l of H1-'lllljllllllllln ill 111'111'1111 11111111.11 .f'X 1 Rf Rf I T11i1'11l THE CUB 1927 As Juniors Class History-Continued Tha' lux! yrvn' of our lliyh Srhool liff' opmzrrl with pop. u'lu'n Ira' suppo1'l1'1l ll xlan-al uf flu' lfwl Lion Hula UM:-I.' Fair. lu'rf'rh mr'mhf'r rlivl hix or hm' 1lIll'f in making Ihix rjforf 0 !ll'l'llf .v1u'r'4'.v.v. 'l'ha Floss of '27 :rox rr'pl'r'x1'nfr'rl uf flu' I-'MI Ilfllll vurh nmrlrrf sr'rm'f1l finlwx hy Swniorx who lrrrf' not ufroial fo lnrrrrf' fhr' vrlrly holnw of flu' morning fo do xomfllliny for thvir 4-luxx. Um' :unrt Ilf'I'1lllllIli-VflllIl'llf :rox rr u'rm1l1'rful lI1IH0ll'I l'lI, puffy al l1'in4Ixor. f'fl'4'l'!lUlIl' hurl ll yoorl limrnj In flu' .lnnuul I if'M .1Ir':'f fhf' N1'uior.v I'l'f'l'l1'PfI flu' honor of firxf plrlfv' by ll l'I'l'jl lrillf' oruryliu. .lml hou' llllllljl Hf'Ill'N 'uv' had to fruit for flml 1'o:'4'h'4I honor of jirxt plrlwg' Afllllll. us Nwzior'-w, our rluxx 1'm'oIlr'rl Kopp, flu' Pllllfilill of Ihf' hrl.vkr'llulll from null Nl'l'I'l'lIl oflzfv' rrllnllhlf' .plrlyewx on hofh lmslwllmll and lmxvlmll f!'1llll-V. 'l'hr' Wlilllll-I' of our Nvnior Your Vflllll' lI'lI1'H u-r' pw'.w':1fr'1I N1'1'1'Hl1'1'II. our Nvnior play. in thu' :'1'4'r'nfly f'r1'1't1vl Lion flu-nlvr. Xovr, ulfllouyh our HllHI'l1'l' hun' llf'f'l'l'll-WWI from Iili lo JT, ox NY' loolf huf'l.' orrr our 1'uri1'1I yours of Iliylll Nrhool lifv. uw' frvl fhuf Nw' lmrr' nel only yrlillvrl .wmlvfllillyf for om'x1'lr1'x. but uv' lIflI'1' muah' RMI lfion lliyh ll hr'Hr'r plum' hy our yvnuinw 1'Hor1.v for hr'r 'lI'l'If1ll'4'. HV: lhw Plllsx of 127. will rrwl' hold in high 1'xlf'vlu Ihr' HN'lll0l'l1'N of our alwn' old .-ilmrl Jlutwr. JlI','lH'I.Y 'l'YNUX, '.2T. o v.vfXV o 7!llil'f,Il-Ulll' .0 0 s--u--o--ono--Q-.......Q-....g.........................................,..g.......................,..g.......................... ...ng .. 90... q Q., Q , 9 5 5 9 Q 4 Q Q Q 9 2 ! e 2 ! Q i I I O O O O l I O O ! Q Q 2 2 Q Q e e Q 6 Q if . a a Q ? 2 2 2 f 5 a f 9 ? U z a f f a a O Z 6 a T L'ENVOI Rudyard Kipfing xvllilll l-larth's last pif-ture is painted. and the tubes are twisted and dried. lVhen the oldest eolors have faded. and the youngest Critic has died, We shall rest. and. faith, we shall need it'- lie down for Zlll aeon or two. Till the Master of All Good XV0l'klllPIl shall set us to work anew! And those who were good shall be happy? they shall sit in a golden c-hair: They shall splash at a ten-league canvas with bushes of eomet's hair: They shall find real saints to draw from-- Magdalene. Peter. and Paul: They shall work for an age at a sitting and never he tired at all! And only the Master shall praise ns. Zlllll only the Master shall blame: And no one shall wo1'k for money. and no one shall work for fame: But eaf-h for the joy of the working. and eaeh. in his separate star. Shall draw the Thing as He sees It for the Good of Things as They Are! --0-0--0--Q--0--Qu0--0--0--0--U--l--I--I--0--0--I-l e 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0--0--G--I--I-0--0--0--0-fo--0-+C--0 0 0-0-I 0 0-0 0 Q 0--0-I I 09 THE CUB Class Prop ecy ' 4 WX t' llll I ll XX 4 N 1 ax A Sl'l.'I'llY Al 'l'l'IRXO0X early in July in tln ye-tr H135 a ' st l ind t'ai '-is jQt putting: into the station at San Franeiseo. We two passengers alone seemed unaware of the swelteriny: heat. and were t'0llV0l'Sill,2,' in exeited. disjoined 3h f sentent-es. We were old 1-lass lnates of the year 1927. who had niet on the train. As we were reininiseing we talked over old friends and dist-overed front eaeh other that Ardean Smith had het-oine famous as a direetress in Hur Clan: Ctlllltltlli-N. As the train eanu- to a standstill we saw a sign whieh read Talks Front Foreiun t'onntries by Mary XVrig:ht. the returned missionary. We were hoth surprised and said! Well, Well. Mary has lnade her goal. After we saw this sign we dec-ided to stop over in San l raneist-o to set- whether we eould find any more of our classmates. The tirst day of our visit we visited one of the lihraries and whom should we see as librarian but Mary Shelter. We asked her if she knew anything: ahout any of our 1'lIlSSlll2lf14S and she said that Dorothy Pettit and Evelyn Shenherger usually 001119 to the lihrary o11 this particular day. .lust as she finished speaking: in eanie our Dot Pettit and Snitz Shenherger: they were still going: about together and had estahlished a beauty parlor. They told us that l'lrvin Kopp had made good as a lawyer and that Truman Meyers had niade a great sue:-ess at t'l1e1nic-al ltlngzineeringz. Mary told us that Sara Ensniinger was team-him: Freneh in Vleveland. Ohio. Dot told us that Theda Roseinan is lllilklllll' a great sueeess as a shorthand team-lier in Virginia. Then we went to visit the hospital and found Willialn Gable as the head surgxeon with Louise Walliek as his head nurse. Louise told us that Leona Williams is a private seeretary to Ilenry Ford. xvililillll said that Leona lbnnniek niade a great sueeess at nursing.: and was head ofa hospital tl1at had been founded in lied Lion. At this we were all surprised, heeanse we had not known there was a hospital at Red Lion. After talking over old filll0S we left the hospital and as we were passing: down the street we saw a sign which read Mr, Sn1ith's Business t'ollege, and on inquiry found that it was in eliarge of Mason Smith from the Vlass of '27, We asked Mason if he knew of any of the elassxnates and he said: Yes. t'harles Manifold now has a tleet of trueks that haul waterlnelons to liIllfilll0l'l'..' Ile said that lidna IKUSQIIISIII has made good as a nnusit-iztn and hroadt-asts l'requently. As we were at Mason's he tuned in on the radio just as the announver said. We will now he favored lay a selection on the piano by Miss lfldna lf0SPlllilll. tif eourse we were all glad Edna had lnade good lveeause she was one who said : What's the use of work after yon're tlirongxli sehool. I think you should rest. We went down the street and saw 1-oining: toward us a lnan who was no one else hut Imllas Ellis. Ile told us he was working: as a forester and had traveled in twelve different states. We diseovered from hint that Mary Fauth was teaehing sehool in Arbor, Pennsylvania. lle said that Mary Tyson was running.: a lneautifnl shop on llroadway, where she sells nnillinery ereations. She makes a trip to 1'aris every year for ideas. afx, I Thirty!-1In'0r? THE CUB Just for curiosity's sake we visited Aristotle, tl1e Crystal Gazer in hopes of locating a few more old friends. Imagine our surprise when we found that he was none other than Ordin Grimm. He agreed to use all of his powers of concentration to satisfy our curiosity as to the fate of our classmates. He found that Dora Baker and Pervilla Flinchbaugh were teaching school in Jacksonville, Florida and Honolulu, Hawaii respectively. He also found that Alberta Guyger, our Art Editor, had become a famous dancing teacher. Leaving Aristotle we chanced to meet a slightly slim lady in whom we seemed to recognize Marguerite McKee. It was really Marguerite, but much to our surprise we found it no longer was Marguerite McKee but Mrs. Marguerite G+. Comparing dates we learned that she had been the iirst to marry after leaving school. After having dinner with her, she invited us to attend the theater. We were welcomed by soft music charmingly played hy the orchestra. Just as we took our seats it was announced that Miss Eva Laucks. a renowned soprano soloist, would sing. We looked at each other in surprise, but we remembered that Eve took the leading part in Yanki San in our school days. After tl1e opera was over we went to extend our congratulations. She then told us that Ella Miller had become successful as a great National Basketball Player. She said she saw her play the other week with Marion Hall as referee. Then Marguerite said, Oh! Yes! Mervin Tyson is a professor of Latin in New York. Eva then told us that Gladys Zarfos had settled down in Dear Old Red Lion, and was keeping books for her father. XVe left the theater and tl1e11 boarded our train for Los Angeles. When we were on the train we talked of the school mates we had heard of. After the ride in the train we left the station and we11t to look for hotel accommodations. As we entered the hotel 'We met Charlotte Shindler, who told us she was teaching Domestic Science in this city. She informed us that Ruth Perry and D01'0t1ly Heiland were nurses in a hospital in this city. She said that Edna Stell was working ill a library in Los Angeles. As we went dow11 the street we met Kathryn Meads, now a French teacher here. Kathryn told us she had heard that Margaret Holtzinger getting ready to sail for Africa again as a missionary after having 119611 home on a furlough. NVhile in Los Angeles we became acquainted with a family whose daughter attended o11e of the High Schools. Through her we learned that Marie Keeports was her English Teacher. At last our quest was tinished and we were riding east once more to Chicago. We found that our class of '27 was exceeding successful in life. The class has lived true to its motto: They Can Who Think They Can. LAURA A. VVAKLEY '27 ,c -fx . c rd Thirty-four Thirty-fi've THE CUB Th irfy-sim Class Poem FAR ICXVICLL T0 '27 lIere's to our rlasslnates, girls and boys 1Vho have worked four years 11ll'0ll,2I1l sorrows 1Ve have studied 1121111 and played Some too, But to our A111121 Hater we l1ave been true. And when Olll' paths shall severed he. Our thoughts will wander hack to theeg The dear old class of twenty-seven lVhose ties of love were akin to heaven. XV1l0l'C each our work ill tl1e world shall hold, YVe will still 1'0Il10Ill1l01' tlllx Purple and Goldg And pray for the teachers up on tl1e hill, And for tl1e pupils who are striving still. Now dear C121SSIll2lli0S as we part, VVe'1l join 11211111 ill hand and heart to heart To pledge our lives as we leave our school, To work and live the Golden Rule. 1,1'0f0SS01'S and teachers, we wish you adieu, 1Ve thank you for helping to carry us through ' Our Alma Mater, we love tl1ee well, Dear Red Lion High School, farewell, farewell. 7 Do1co'rHY Ii. .Pl-ITTIT a s S F 1 0 w e r JxIIl9l'il'11Il Beauty Rose C 1 a s s M o t t o They can wl1o think they ean. :1 11d joys 3 ,Xf,f'X-we 1 I THE CUB Class Will rg ri Now. Yrt. hereby, that we. the members of the 4-lass of Nineteen Hundred Twenty- Ag WN seven both as a unit illlll in thirty-seven parts. ear-h witl1 a separate body and Y i brain fat least we are f.IlVt'll the f'l'0llll tor having one brain eaehi being ready ' to leave forever the halls of our beloved Alma Mater with the great lfiiowlexlqe whieh we have at-quired at the eost of many hours of tireless study and arduous labor, prepare to publish our last will and testament. Sinee we, the members of the 1-lass of Nineteen Hundred Twenty-seven, have nobly pursued fwhether voluntarily or notj the required course of study for four long years. we feel it is altogether fitting: and proper that we should bequeath this privilege to those already in sehool. and to those who are yet to eome. May they protit by our experienees and inexeperienees. sad though they may have been. So as a token of love and gratitude we wish to bequeathe at least a small portion to those we leave behind in this Temple of Culture. Firsth-Hur privilege to eonfer with and advise the Faculty on all weighty matters. Set-ond-'l'o the future timid-Ervin Kopp's well-known volume. How I mastered the stage. '1'hird-Mary Slu-ffer's bashfulness to XVilson Gladfelter. Fourth-I-llla Miller's supertir-ial basketball ability to Flo XVinter. Fifth-Mason Smith's leadership of tl1e Jazz orc-hestra of Adamsville to Guy Leber. Sixth-t'harlotte Shindler's natural bloom to Mary Ryder, Eleanor Hall, and Marion Snyder. Seventh-l'ldna Roseman bequeathes at least one waste basket full of ehewing gum. taken from her by Miss Wilson in Shorthand class to Elizabeth Sec-hrist who is always lnuurry. Eighth-I'ervilla l iilll'iliHlll1Zll'S snappy boyish bob to Helen Kelly. Ninth-llorothy IIeiland's ability to skip elasses successfully to those eonseientious souls who always feel it wise to be on hand. Tenth-Laura NVakley's avoirdupois to Alma Tarbet. Eleventh-'1'heda Roseman wills her excess amount of powder and rouge to Erma Riddle. XVhat a large supply she must have! Twelfth-'l'o Lloyd Hoffman we will Sara Ensminger's studious nature. Thirteenth-Ordin Grim leaves his wealth of natural talent and ability to anyone who can dis:-over it. Fonrteenthmllora Baker's friendly ways to Olga Snyder. Fifteenth-Louise Waliiek wills her ability of getting away with the light Iuneh to Carrie Miller. Sixteenth-Bill Gable-'s reserved seat on the street ear to Ralph Maugfel. Seventeenth-Marguerite M1-Kee's remarkable ability to make her eyes do their stuff to Dorothy XVarner. Eighteenth-Leona llunniek wills a few inches of her height to Charlotte Strenvigz. Nineteenth-eTo James MeGuigan. Dallis Ellis wills his gift of entertainment. Twentieth-Mervin Tyson's marvelous brains to any six Juniors who ean earry them. Twenty-tirst-Mary '1'yson's entire eandy stock to Elizabeth Flinehbaugh for her in- dividual eonsumption. Twenty-sem-ond-We will Marie Keeports' Winsome ways to Viola Barnhart. Twenty-third-lDorothy I'ettit's ability to write poetry to Kermit Taylor. Twenty-fourth--Eva Laueks bestows her pleasing: voice to Bentriee Smith. There are certain things whit-h in the traditions of the High Svhool it is customary for the irradnoting class to hand down to the class sm-eeeding it. so in eomplianee with l tf'X V U I 7'la,irt11-s1'z'f'n .-- THE CUB Class will-Continued this custom, we therefore bequeathe to the class of 1928 the following. Twenty-fifth-To the boys we will a good football team, and to the girls a more reliable beauty specialist. Twenty-sixth-To the worst boy in school we will one more trial. Twenty-seventh-We unconditionally bequeathe to all the students and members of the faculty, the use of the new chapel, with the hope that when on one of those far and in-between visits to the school as an alumnus, We shall be able to find a seat therein. Anything else which may have been left over in the mad rush of disposal, whether it may be of any worth or not. we leave to Janitor Ritz to be used for his sole benefit if by any chance they may be called benefits. We sincerely hope that the above bequests will be used to the best possible advantage. Done in the Red Lion High School in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred Twenty-seven. LEONA XVILLIAMS '27 C 1 a S S 0 n Q OH DEAR ALMA MATER fTuno Believe Mc If All Those Endcaring Young Clmrmsj Oh Dear Alma Mater Our hopes are all bright. That we cherish so fondly today, Should they lift us on high With honor and fame Our Glory would thy glory be Thou would'st be in each heart As this moment thou art We would still be devoted to thee For memories will linger with each mate always And first in our hearts thou wilt be. Farewell to our classmates Farewell to our school We are sorry to leave all we love But the days have flown by And the time has now come When there's some work for each one to do, We will work with great zest To attain what is best And your followers we'1l always be For the things which we learned here we'l1 never forget. As our honor and tribute to thee. .ARDEAN SMITH '27 o if-'X vo 'Mm I Th irly-eight i1Q27 HW 'TN 5 f ' L! A M fif.f1'?',, 1. W v In W .i ,swf-ffliiqi :V,L , -54 1415. i w A SCJ-1001. , I THE CUB' First row, reading from left to right--Dorothy NVarner, Hester Thompson, Lloyd Hoffman. Olga Snyder, Thomas Frutiger, Flo XYintel'. Charles Zarfos, .lilstella Hoffman, Elizabeth Secllrist. Seeond row-Helen Kelly. Berniee Poet, Plrina Keeports, Kenneth Grove, Delmar Mnrphey, Guy Lelier, Grave Greinlau, Alma Tnrbet, Vivian Thorne. Third run'-XVilsnn Gladfeiter, Charles Flinehbaugli Margaret Netf, Viola Barnhart, .krniintn Taylor, Beatrice Smith, Leslie Urey. Frezlerie llfflfhllll-lll, Preston Waughtel. Fourth row-Dorothy Stalltfcr, Carrie Miller, ldllu Miller, Elizabeth Flineh- lmangh, Mary Rider. Flo Wurkinger. Ella Taylor, Beulah XYorkinger. Fifth row-Flleumpr Hall, NVilliam Hetfner. Kermit Taylor, Ralph Koons. John Atkins, Perry Sllaffer, Marian Chandlee. Sixth row-D, Frank Knllreiller, Amos Knisley, Clizlrles Grim, Stewart Henry. l1I1iOI'S The Junior Class this year 1-onsists of 46 lllt'llllDk-'l'S. lnoth 1'0llllll9l'l'l2ll :intl :it-zuleinie. 1llll'illJ.2' the month of Septenllmer the class wzls orgnnizetl :mul the following otlivers were eler-teal : President Secretn ry f'If.XRI.l'IS Z.x1u-'os 01.445 Sxrmzn Vive President Treasurer l'll.IZA!!l'l'l'1l l r.iNvnn.xL'n1r Fi.o Wixricn NVQ- then devimlerl to halve :l Hullowe'en party. I're1mr:ltio11s were nmcle :incl on the night of the party ull the Juniors were present dressed in various eostnines. Gaines were furnished by the :anne 1-onnnittee und lnter those present were f2lY0l'Wi hy good refreslnnents. The dzly before TllIlIllCS1.fiVillQ' the 1-lzlss haul :I mike :uul 4-:Indy sale nt Znrfos nnml 1inl'g:'s. .xlliltlllgll the 4l:1y wus cold :mtl llrenry :1 lnrge smn of money was renlizeal. Then Villlll' i'hristn1:ls vneutioli. Uh. how lulppy the .lnniors were to hnve at week's relief i vrrx I Fort!! THEY CUB uniors-Continued from tlitlit-ult lessons! .Xftor 1'lll'iNflll2lS Wllllt' the- svlne-stm-rs. those- tt-rrihlv UXZIIHS. whivh make- the rhills go up anal clown your hack. During.: thc-sv exams tho Juniors l'0llliliIl0tl at-tivo at thoir lvssons anal dial not pay nnu-h attontion to 1-lass at-tivities. Aft:-r tho St'Ill0Sff'l' exams. a 1-lass nweting.: was valls-tl. and tho following otlivers worv vlvvtml to servo for the rvxnaindr of thu school te-rin: President Svvrvtary 'FIIOMAS 1f'xU'rlm-11: OLGA SNx'nr:l: Vit-0 Presiclont Trvasurvr Lr.ox'n Ilorl-'MAN Ilonorllv NV.u:Nl-ll: On 11's-hruary 23111 and 2-tth. the Junior t'lass sponsored La4hIiv, onv of Ge-no Stratton-1'orter's best. Large vrowtls zlttemletl the- Lion 'l'l1eate-r to see La1l1lio and all f-iijoyml the pit-ture. Tho first week in May the .lunior 1-lass muh-r the tlire-1-tion of tht- llrainativ Vinh gave the play Bah hy l'Icln'ar1l Childs Uarpvntvr. The following .Inniors took part in the play: II!-len Kelly Iistvlla Hoffinan Iit'l'lllit Taylor Ile-ster Thompson Elizabeth Flillt'lllHll'l,Ll'll ll. Frank Kaltrimlor John Atkins KX i gay it g I orfy-mm THE CUB SOPHOMORE BOYS First row, reading from left to right-Charles Olp, Gerald Zarfos, Horace Throne, WVoodrow Dellinger, James Thompson, Oliver Kinard, Preston Smith. Second row-Elmo VVnlker, Ralph Maugel, Emerson Gemmill, Ernest. Mayes, Kenneth VVaughtel, John Haubert, James Porter. Third row-Arthur Heibeck, LeRoy Rogers, XVi1ton Hutton, Harold Geesey, Quentin Seit-z, Amos Hively, Fourth row-Clmrles Smith, Preston Raub, George McGuigan, James Mc'Guigan, Levere Smith, Nevin Minniuh. Fifth row-Howard Hyson, Howard Smith, Horace UfHeman, Glen Logan, Dwight Arnold. sophomores V75 Q IIE s0l'1IoxroRE vrnxss begsui their 1926-QT year with nn enrollment of one hundred four. sixty-four of which enrolled in the Acncleiniv 4-ourse :und forty in the N! 1 n . . 1 Coinmerciul course. At present we have thirty-one buys :mtl lllllGtP9Il 2'll'lS. J M9l-J During: the lirst semester the following officers were in 4-lizlrgv of the 4-lass: President. Horam-e Throne: Vice Presillent, James Thuni won: S0l'I'9t1lI'j', Charles I Ulpz Trealsurer, Charlotte Strevig. The seeond semester otiieers were 1,11-'Sill91lf. WV00dr0w llellinger: Vive 1,1'9Nid91lf. G01'iIl1l Zzlrfos: Sec-retnry. f'l12ll'l0fl'4:' Strevig: T1'9ilSlIl'91'. Preston Smith. Ou the evening of FBll1'll1ll'j' 12. the c-lass held fl lmnzzlslr XVllil'1l netted them about seventy dollars. The lunzuznr was ax grreut sllccc-ss in every way. I l or!y-fu-0 4- vac, . M ffm MM wwf fool., 1 fffwzz, an a jg.-few rg? 2- olfbfrba., With M L I 3' cuba w 'j AJL 7' i 'Mft lf- 717456, W -9- - 141,65 T H E C U B ' ' IJ f 'r1f..LAww fa. fy ff WWW use if-HMM SOPHOMORE GIRLS First row, reading from left to right-Roma Keescy, Vivian Heiland, Charlotte Streavig. Pauline Wilson, Myrtle Waughtel, Cleon Stauffer. Second row-Ruth Andrews. Nora Minnii-li, Lorcne Wazman, Virginia Miller, Louise1N0if. Florence Desenberg. Third row--Ethel Stump, Erma Riddle, Viola Snyder, Elizabeth Hake. Fourth row-Rieberra VValliek, Thelma Smith. sophomores-Continued Another lneans of increasing the amount of money in the 1-lass treasury was found in the sale of 1-andy. As soon as we had seeured the bars, nxenibers of the class showed splendid eo-operation in helping: sell theni. For many evenings the Freshmen, Juniors. Seniors, and the 'lgrzulesu on leaving the building.: were astonished to see a few Sophoxnores on duty at the doorway. In the end we were rewarded by seeing that we had eleared a goodly sum. I The elass is also honored in being allowed the privilege of having six of its ineinbers in the Ilillhouse Plays and Players' Club. Those who were fortunate in being: elected to the elub are: Woodrow Ibellingrer. John Ilaubert. Rona Keesey, Nora Minnieh. Charles Smith. and Lorena Waginan. These people took part in various 0119-llC'i plays gziven by the elub and two of these nielnbers were ehosen to take part in the Junior and Senior plays-namely. Lorena Xvklfllllilll who took the part of Bob ill the play by the salne name. and Woodrow Ilellinger who played the part of George Crooper in the Senior play Seventeen. ivfxv '-Q 0 ' . 1 ort,u-three ii- !YL,z.aAy THE CUB FRESHMAN BOYS First row, reading from left to right-George XV0lf, Horace Smith, NVilton Thompson, Noah Smith, Curl Sliver, Stewart Knisley, Foster Laum-ks, Randall Miller, George Craley. Second row--Samuel Grove, LeRoy Strawbridge, George Barnes, Ross Bosley, Lester Snyder, Sterling Stine, Curl Smith, Dwight Grove. Third row-Myrle NVise, Paul Enheld. Earl Howard, Edgar Bull, Lloyd Anderson, Allen Frey, Clark .lan-obs. Fourth row-Kenneth Bicking, Henry YVolf, Frederiv Collins, Otto Detwiler, XYard Matthews, NVilliau1 Trout. Sixth row-William Kerr, Kenneth Barnhnrt, David Ensminger, Edward Poet, Frederic Tome, Curtis Anstine, Donald Eaton. Seventh row-George Rider, Georgi- Bowers. Earl Brenneman, Francis Grim, Raymond Hershner, Raymond Haugh. Freshmen sizrri-zxilsrzi: ti. 1926 we 0llll7:Il'li0tl upon the Son of High Sc-hool life. The environinenrs were not entirely strange to us :is we had haul one your in ill-'1HIl'flll01ll'2ll grades. NVQ- nmnhered one hundred :ind one but now we number 'a 'N r' only ninety-nine. NVe hope to have this number when we grzuluaito. In Septeinlrer tlie following ofiic-ers were elm-ted: President Soc-i'et2ll'Y CARI, SLIYER M.xm.xN SNYDER Vivo President T1'921Fll1'Pl' Jun-:S Ii.xi.1'i:mm:ic Noni SMITH I I o1'ty-four 41 5. f' - 'Z 1 , A ,,1l,,,1al+ .A.'. .1 lr' 'lll',-L' . 1 , nf 5 s. ,,,C '!x ls. 1' ' 1 , I .X 1 I THE CUB FRIGSHBIAN GI RLS First row, 1'Q'll1llllLZ' from li-fl' to l llIlll'-F0l'lll' Kziltrvide-r, Gram-+1 Lutz, Ruth Znrfux, Myrtlv ll1-rlmt, Mtlfllilll SllYflPf, lillfll Cl'iSW4'll, luB,li1llG'llll0 Rowman. liliznhvtli Rvit-lu11'4l, Rlllllllll Stray:-r, -lllilllllllllt' N1-tf. Swfoud rou'-Yuleria Stinv, Dorvas Stitely, Gladys Gtllllllllll, Eduu Burg, Vtilewkn M1-aids, Ronmim- M4'Guig'an, Rumainw Wnuglitel, Evelyn Give, Charlotte Kohlor. 'I'l1ir1l 1'UXY-'.Alll'P Rauih. Uliiirlottn- Hildebrand, lie-rs-11 Landis, Kathryn Snydvr, Viviun Smith. llorntliy Snydvr, llnldiv Sith-r, Iva xV0l'klllIIt'l'. Mildred Gemiuill, Fourtli row-Adu Sc-Iilz, Hvstc-i' SllltlllN'!'U,'l'l', lic-an Quiglt-y, Nom Olp, Annu Holtzingor, Flo Kinurd, Helen M1-Coy, Janet Tosh, Cliurlutte liuke-in Fifth row- Vinlvl S111eltzPr. livrtlla Bll'Pllk'!'S0ll, Gladys Svvis. llorutliy xl!-l!'LZ2llllllIllPl', Ruth Slll'l'lllil4'. H1-ln-11 XYnlf, l':1uli11e Murphvy, Nellie Hooper. Freshmen-Continued The- Fl'1'Slllll0ll ASSOIllllly was hr-ld in the Auditoriuni uve-ry ntlwr we-1-k. l'su:1lly l'r11f4-ssoi' Gl'lllllll Ill'l'Siil1'1l uvvr tho llll'0flllQ.fS, hut 0l'l'2lSillIllllly I'i'vsi4lvl1t Slim-1' was tho lIl'l'Nillill2 otlice-1'. At tho Allllllill 'lll'Zlt'k :md Fit-ld M1-vt we did uut show muvh strougtli. hut hope to do ln-tts-1' in tho future. A prize- wus givvu to the 1N'l'S0ll svlliug must tivkvts. llillllvlj' IllNV2ll'tl Fuuth of liftttlll 19. Un Ilzlllmve-'1-11 evviiimz thv Frvsliitwu :md SOIlllttlll4ll'0S held il IlllllllNV1'.1'll llill'l5'. Ss-vo1':1l prize-s wow givsm :und tht-y wi-re won hy Rillllilillfx Alvfilllllllll. l lu1'1-111-11 l.ll'Sl'lllllll'LI. :1111l Snluue-l Giwnvv. 'Pho Fl'l'Nlllllf'll boys Zlllll girls of 1-lass '30 will furnish good 111:1t1-1'i:1l for thi- future- 15:1slc1-tlmll 'l'1-suns. 'l'hv Fri-slmn-u lmys lliIV9 won Ulll' :ind lust into illftll'-t'l2lSS KIIIIIUI the girls likt-wise-. 'l'l14- lh-sidvnt tw11'l1vi's 11111: llouut 17. Miss Slllilllllilll. lflbtllll IS. Miss l:lUl'1'k0l', :mul llmmi 19, Mr. Gruvvr. IX I I-'ortyl-fire THE CUB I , GIRLS' BASKETBALL Back row, reading from left to right-Ardean Smith, Eva Laucks, Mary Fauth, Mary Wright, Erma Keeports tScore keeperj. .Front row--Miss Bloecker CCoac'hJ, Flo WVinter, Eleanor Hall, Ella Miller 1CaptainJ, Elizabeth Flinchbaugh, Dorothy Stautfer, Marion Hall fManalgerD and Freddie Stauifer fMascotJ. asketball , l 5 HE n.xsKl-:Tn.xr.l, simsox oi-' 1926-27 was very successful considering the nuniber of games won :ind lost both by the girls and boys. But taking it from ll iinz1nci:1l standpoint thc f'll1tll1t'9S did not turn out so well. This ye:1r's team was as good Mimi! as any other C0ll1lliI1llti0l1 that appeared on the floor for Red Lion High, but due to the loss of Sprenkle, center of last y6il1 S combination, the team was at n loss until they found the necessary stulf in Yotz Olp to :ict as pivot man. With Olp :it center and with the four regulars of last ye:1r's squad, the team, when put 011 the iioor, turned out to be il winning co111l1inution.,-The following are the members of the team- Snyder and Kopp, f01'VVilI'dSQ Olp, centerg Miuuich and XVuughtel, guards. The substitutes who were allways on hand to take the place of the regulars when the varsity gained :L fairly good lend ure: Meyers, Kinzird, Thompson, and Laucks. The team mentioned above will remain in school for the next term with the exceptions of Kopp :md Meyers, This 111211508 ti very good prospect for I1 winning coin- QI--1 Lffwx L V U Forty-sir THE CUB BOYS' 1!.XSKETBAI.L I'llll'k row, 1'1111li11g 11111 10 rig111--fO1i1'11r Ki1111r11. Fre11111'i1-k 'I'111111111y. XYi11111111 111111111 fxl2lIlll2'1'I'1. 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It 11115 111111 :1 111111 s11 g1'11111, spirit, SIllI1'1S111illlS111lb, :11111 s11111111'11s11111ss 111 its A111111 xIi11l'1'. 11111 11111st tl'1'ilSllI'l'1l h111'1111s 1111111 11111111111 111' w11i1'l1 H1111 Lion 111l'1ll1,2,'11 11111 s1111s1111 1111111' thc 1111111111's11ip host 111:1111s i11 York 11s1111 111111 11113 shown A1111111g its g1'1111t0st T-f'X V l'v0l'f1l-Sf' 1rr1r1 THE CUB virtories are The Alumni. XYest York and XVrightsville. All of these teams are very strong and played very H110 games. The serviees of XVrig:ht and Miller will be lost to the team next year. These girls had the spirit of their Alma Mater and put up il great tight toward gaining: the rhampion- ship of the Vo. Miss Miller was one of the leading sw-orers in the girls' loop and Miss Wright was one of the outstanding guards. They deserve our sineere thanks and from the bottom of our hearts we give to you girls and espeeially to you. Miss liloeeker. for helping to make this sport a sul-cess. lied Lion High's sineerest Thank You. However. the standard of a High Sc-hool's athleties is always judged by the ealibre of the boys' team. and the ealibre of lied I.ion's athleties is on a par or above any similar High S4-hool that they may eontend with. Basketball in Red Lion High strugrgrled on through hardships until the formation of the York County S1-holastie League. Here the prospeets began to look bright while the eoaeliiiigr of the team was the problem. Then under the leadership of Mr. XY. .l. liothensies. an able leader. the Iligh Sm-hool gained the honors of Vhampions in the loop mentioned above for two sueeessive years and lost out the third year with the title within their grasp. This was the last year for Mr. Rothensies as our eoaeh through some mishap a11d then we found our present 4-oaeh, Mr. Gruver. from Allegheny Iligh. Vnder his leadership and with pram-tif-ally the same team as last year. the boys worked and fought hard. by whieh methods they turned out to be ehampions again, thereby bringing the valuable 1'olaek 'I'rophy to Red Lion forever. The team this year has had experience as a team and it did not take t119111 long to round in to shape and t.hen they started out for the ehanipionship again. Each Iirst place team went down before the Lions until the Lions themselves held that 4-oveted position. This they held until the end of the season and were erowned Kings of the League, The boys then decided to play a three game series with tl1e fast Iioamer :X,2'5.!'1'91L'Rlfi01l. at that time leaders in the York Co. League. These games will be played but too late to be entered in the year book. In Sllllllllillg' up our athletic year we again turn our thoughts to the 1ne11 who have organized. planned. and developed our athletic-s: to them we are truly grateful and we wish to offer to these men our sinverest thanks for all they have done for IIS. These men are Mr. J. K. Grimm. Mr. 1'. E. Ililbert and Mr. l-I. M. Gruver. l'02ll'1l. and members of the sehoolboard. yf'X N U Forty-cigh t THE CUB In closing our year we see our standard of sportsmanship, honesty, and fair play more illustrious than ever. VVe see our athletes bestowed with a higher sense of right and wrong, a more beautiful spirit of fellowship. They have ideals and hopes which will be an inspiration for all their lives. In future years we have a firm desire that these hopes and ideals will be given to future students in Red Lion High. We hope that in years to come Red Lion may produce better men and women in the service of their schools, their community and their country and that she may continue to exalt such standards. I s K0l'l'-lfomvalm-Captain Jake was the popular selection as captain to lead us again this year along the road of hardship to fame. He is one of our departing players who has worked hard the last two years and has proved an eiiicient and aggressive forward. He proved to be one of the strongest men in the defensive pay and will be remembered for his manner of determined spirit to win. His loss by graduation will leave a vacancy to be filled from one of tl1e reliable subs. SNYDER-Fonwnnn Mugs is one of our all around athletes, but shows his superiority in basketball. He showed that co-operative value and lighting spirit so necessary to success, while his playing at this position both on the defense and odense was an inspiration to his team- mates and did much to instill in them determination to win. Mugs will more than likely be with us for two more years as he is at present classed with the Sophomores. OLP-CENTER ' Yotz received his youthful training on the Gym floor of Red Lion High under Mr. Rothensies as did the rest of the members of the team. In basketball, Yotz was of great value to us and his playing has been of high order, contributing toward the scoring and breaking up the opponents' plays. He will also be with us for two more years. M IN N ICH-G UARD Nev, getting into the regular lineup late in the season, proved a necessary man in the Red Lion machine. He always gave his opponents plenty of trouble both on the offense and defense. He never cared how much trouble he caused his opponent, but always wanted to win and play the game. His specialty was long shots. NVAPGHTEL-G UARD Wops. our blondy. is known as the stonewall in the Red Lion defense and incident- ally stabbed everything that came his way. His ability to stop the opponent f1'0ll'1 shooting made him a very necessary man on the squad. His skill in solving the opponents system of attack and his smashing lI1f91'f9l'0l1C0 played an important part in all our victories. 11EYERS-I'TILITY-FOI'1t7lII'll Tram was never seen ill action with the regular varsity aml was not able to show what he could do, although with the scrubs he accounted greatly for the victories of that team. Ile is not large in stature, but caused plenty of trouble for any opponent. He is also a graduate. KINARD. THOMPSON. LAUCKS-l7Tn.1'rY These boys have been faithful to this year's combination and should prove to be fX lf V Fort y-ni ne Q D . THE CUB 5 ggaif- lispr-wo'f H W' DHL- .pnkr - frog U'-'lf fvvyz. 1ll'0llliSill.2' 1x1:ltvl'i:1l for future YPRIHIN. 'Flwsv buys lmve two yvnrs in sc-hool yet :xml will nmke il lmrwl try for the v:u'sity nc-xt 3'e:u'. V-f'X,v r--J I Fi f H4 ,M 1. THE CUB aseball nr: boys this year have been working hard to organize a baseball team and also tx' C to torm a baseball league. The squad, however. had llllt been picked at the time T Hilti lil T .' 4 mi t te annual went to press, so very little can be said. They have on their schedule r . . . . . about elsht QIIIIIIQS illltl are confident of turning: out a winning team. 1'3.C The Motto for the traek team this year must have been. Legs do your dutyg for whether they won any cups or anything the boys sure showed some speed. Though they were hampered by a poor held on whit-h to practice and when the date came for the interclass track and field meet, Old Jupiter Pluvius put out the water bucket, which delayed the meet several hours, but was carried on after the elearing. During this meet the Seniors showed their superiority by winning the meet with a total of 105 points, or more than double of any of their nearest c-ompetitors, the nearest rival being the Juniors with 45 points. The boys this year showed their speed and made the other contestants at the Millersville Field Meet step even though they only took third place in the relay, the time being: 3 :53 3-5 sec. Athletic ssociation Eltvtx Korr '27 Mamox H.xI.I. '27 President Secretary C.xRnn-: MILL!-:ic '26 Treasurer The athletics of dear old Red Lion have come to a 1-lose. The athletes have done their share toward making the name of Red Lion more renowned, toward making better men and women, and toward making Red Lion a Letter place to go. They have carried laurels from many contests, they have carried Gold and Black to the heights, they have demon- st1'ated in a most striking manner loyalty and devotion that they have for their school. They have practiced self-Saeritiee in their training, they have shown deterinination in their playing, they have proved the mettle of the Lion in the cage and on the field. !'N e V V Fifty-one Fifi!!-fu-0 THE CUB Glee Club . V .,. 3 ns men mos mon scuooi. erm-1 CLUB of the year 1026-27 began with a membership of forty. During the year three of the members dropped out leaving the present enrollment with thirty-seven girls, composed of Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, -rm' and Seniors. The Club meets every Wednesday the eighth period under the supervision of Miss Jane Bailey of York, Music Supervisor of Red Lion Public Schools. During the year the club took part in the Christmas Eve Song Service at the Evangelical Church, and also sang on special occasions when called upon. The membership feels the practices and training have not been in vain for the tllee Club this year staged an Operetta given in May, something that no other Glee Club of the High School has ever undertaken to put across. Many good times have been had during the year and we feel we owe much to our Instructor, Miss Bailey, for her remarkable patience with us. It is to be hoped that the Glee Club of 1927-28 will be a larger and better Club than the present one. DOROTHY STAUFFER TIIEDA RosEM.xN President Vice President LEONA DUNNICK ARDEAN SMITH Secretary Librarian T e Orchestra My-, u IIE RED I.IoN nmn scnoor. oncm-:sTn,x was, for the fourth consecutive year, placed 'gif under the able leadership of Prof. Chas. N.- Gates, who is well known in all ,mil musical circles of Red Lion. Besides being an accomplished musician, he has a large number of pupils studying various instruments, not only from Red Lion, but ' ' from the surrounding connnuninty as well. With such a competent director, thc Orchestra opened a very successful year. Although we were somewhat hampered by con- ditions, we did the best work possible under the circumstances. As a proof of our splendid work, we can offer the tine concert which we rendered in the Red Lion Opera House, in which concert we were very ably assisted by the Linden Quartet. This rendition preceded a successful screening of the motion picture Thank You, in which an orchestra composed of prominent musicians from York and Red Lion assisted us by playing the musical score to the picture. This year the orchestra had the unique honor of playing for the cornerstone ceremony held on the site of the new High School building. Later in the year, we offered our services for the various class functions, and thus closed another season for the Orchestra. On the whole, we think that the year has been quite successful. and that our talents along musical lines have been wonderfully developed by our regular rehearsals with the Red Lion High School Orchestra. gf'X . if v Fifty-three THE CUB ramat1c Q7 N '1' THE n1:o1Nv1:vo of the second semester a fil'flIllIlfiC club was organized by tl1ree gtgflgmi 1llPIllll9l'S of tl1e faculty. Miss Bloecker. Miss Peterson and Miss Slnithgall, and given tl1e 11211110 Hillhouse Plays and Players Club. Tryouts for nlelnbership is were l1eld illlli tl1e following persons were chosen as charter Ill9lllilt'l'S of the club: Dallas Ellis, Sara E11SIlliIlgPI', Xvililfllll Gable, Ordin Gl'illll11. Marie Keeports, Ervin Kopp. Hva Laucks. Marguerite M1-Kee, Dorothy Pettit. Ardean Smith. Louise XVallick. Jol111 Atkins. Elizabetl1 Flilllqlllilllglfll, Estella Illlffllltlll. D. Frank Kaltreider, Helen Kelly. Ii0l'lllif Taylor. Hester TIIOIIIDNOII. XVoodrow Ilellinger. John Ilaubert, Roma Keesey. Nora Minnich. Charles S111ith. Lorene Xvilglllllll, James Kaltreider. Vivian Smith, Dorcas Stitely Illld XVilton Tll0ll11lNOIl. A constitution was IITZIXVII up by Dorothy Pettit, Sara l'1llSlllillg'Pl'. Dallas lflllis. NVoodrow Dellinger and D. Frank Kaltreider. KDIIP follow- ing ottieers were elected to serve during the se111ester: President. Dorothy Pettit: Vice 1'l'l-'Sidi-lllf. D. Frank Kaltreide1': Secretary. Sara EIlSllliIlg'9l'C Treasurer. Marie Keeports: Stage Manager. Ervin Kopp: Business Manager. Dallis Ellis. Tl1e meetings of tl1e club are l1eld bi-weekly. At 92lI'1l meeting a chapter of a hook entitled. How to See a Play by Richard Burton. is studied. At every other meeting fl 0119 act play is give11. After tl1e play connnents by differeiit lll0IllilPl'S of tl1e club are given. Two major plays were presented by llll-'!1llt9l'S of the club. The lirst. Seventeen by Booth Till'killLl'f0l'l was tl1e Senior play: tl1e second, Bah by Mary Roberts Rinehart was tl1e Junior play. In eacl1 play lll9ll1iD0l'S of tl1e club wl1o were lll6'1llill'l'S of tl1e class that was benetitted by tl1e play had major parts. Both plays were a great success and tl1e classes were benefitted very lnuch by tl1e111. Tl1e stage lllilfltlgll-ll' for tl1e plays was Ervin Kopp. Mason Smith was financial lllilllilylt-'I' for Seventeen, and T1'lllIl2lll Meyers was advertising lllZlllZl5.!9l'. Tl1e cast of characters was as follows: vvilliillll Sylvanus BZIXTP1'-ivilliillll Gable: Mr. Baxter---Dallas Ellis: Joe Bullit-D. Frank Kaltreider: Genesis-Ordin Grim: Johnnie XV2lfN0ll-El'Vil1 Kopp: George I'rooper-NVoodrow Dellinger: Mr. PEl1'K'lll-'l'- Ii9l'lllit Taylo1': Wallie B2lIliiS--J2lllll'S Kaltreider: Jane Baxter-Eva Laucks: Lola P1'att--Marguerite McKee: May 1'il1't'll9l'-4Xl'4i91lIl Smith: Ethel Hoke-Marie Keeports: Mary Brooks-Louise XVallick: Mrs. Baxter--Dorotlly Pettit. Tl1e managers of tl1e Junior play were Charles Zarfos a11d XVilson Gladfelter. The following is a list of the cast of characters: Leila Archibald-Flstella IIOfflll2lllZ IJRIIIIIIIIIH- Helen Kelly: Mrs. .Xl'l71liil2llti1H9SfGl' Thompson: XVilliilIl11fJ1'llil1 Gl'illlI Carter Brooks- D. Frank Kaltreiderz Bah--I.orene Vvtlgllltllll Mr. .AI'f'lliil2llll-Jtlllll Atkins: Jane Raleigh-I-llizabeth Flilllqlililllglll Clinton Beresford-Dallas Ellis: Eddie Perkins- KGTlllif Taylor: Guy GPUSVPIIUI'-Nvilliillll Gable. RIICI' CII and Ink 4. ,Y on MAY 'lxxku Act I. Scenes I, II. and III for practice Zlllli for study for your next K5 lesson. Ko. this is not a l,I'illllRlfiC f'luh 2lSS13ZI11llPI?i'. .but H11 ll-SSlglllllPllf tor the . , ,,! I,9I1lllilllShl1l Uluh. 1h1s IIIRIX NfDlll1tl'llkP a play but it IS not a play. ' If-18.113111 1 work. The play will llllf he g1ve11 Ill the L10ll Theater w1t11 a 11101105 plotlt foi ' ' reward but the reward for tl1ose XYIIO work hard H1111 try to lllilkt' the play a success will he an Advanced Zaner Penmanship f'ertificate. Tl1e l'll2l1'2lt'i't'l'N are an energetic teacher :111d a cast of twe11ty-three pupils. Tl1e filllk' is Monday during the eighth period. Tl1e properties are a light weight pen holder, free liowing black ink. tllld a good grade of narrow ruled paper. Tl1e Flnh was organized during this year for the purpose of setting a high Sf2llld2ll'ti of scl1ool pe11111a11sl1ip illltl to do everytllillg possible to nnprove the scholastic standing of our school. XVe wish it to serve as an incentive to future students to llltilli'l' tl1e111 to Pllflll' upon a course ill Ill-'l1lll5Il'lS1ll1l Zllld to serve as an impetus for creating interest lll fllklll' work. Our Zlilll is to put the Pen ill 1'Pl1llSyiVIllli2l. XVe are all tltlillg' our best to lllilkil this club a success Rlllli hope that it will be i'011filllll ll next year. Tf'X V V I 1-'iffylffnzo' if I ff-fi 1 THE CUB Mathemathics lub ljya Q IIE MA'rm:MA'rrcs CLUB was organized under the direction of Miss Reiver. The 1 ' first meeting was held on January 27, 1927 in Room 22. The following officers were elected: President, D. Frank Kaltreiderg Vice President, Thomas Frutigerg mi Secretary, Mary Shelter. It was decided to hold twelve meetings the last semester, for the purpose of studying logarithms and other subjects which cannot be studied in class. The meetings will be held once a week during the eighth period. The following are members: Minta Taylor, Dorothy Warner. Beulah VVo1'kinger, Elizabeth Sechrist, IIeste1' Thompson, Bernice Poet, Ella Taylor, Estella Hoifman, Mervin Tyson, D. Frank Kaltreider, Erma Keeports, Helen Kelly, Mary SheEer, Evelyn Shen- berge1', Mason Smith, Kathryn Meads, Gladys Zarfos, Sara Ensminger, Charles Grim, Thomas Frutiger, John Atkins, Flo Winters, Marion Chandlee, Elizabeth Flinchbaugh, Alberta Guyger, Marguerite McKee, Charlotte Shindler, Truman Meyers, Leona Dunnick, Dora Baker, Pervilla Flinchbaugh. The following are some of the trick problems we Worked: Think of a number, multiply it by two, add eighteen, divide by two, subtract the number, and the answer will be nine. Subtract, nine from six, ten from nine, fifty from forty. s ix i x x L ix x L s i x 'ournalistic lub This club, an entirely new venture for Red Lion High, was started at the beginning of the second semester, under the capable direction of Miss Peterson and Mr. Hilbert, the faculty advisors of the Hilltop Staif. The main purpose of this Journalistic Club was to give the students an opportunity to learn about the qualifications and the type of work required in the field of journalism. A secondary purpose was to assist, with new ideas and with help along literary lines, in publishing The Hilltop and The Cub, the school publications. In order to obtain material for studying, a textbook on journalism, News- VVriting by Borah, was introduced into the Journalistic Club. This book contains a great amount of material which is very valuable to those who wish to take up journalism, or to those who are responsible for the publication of the school papers. Among the subjects included in News-VVriting are, The Organization of the Newspaper, The Interview, and The Kinds of News That Newspapers Should Print. These are explained in the textbook in a very interesting manner, and much interest was shown in the topics discussed at the regular meetings, held on Thursday afternoon of each week. Now, at the close ofthe term, we recognize the value of the knowledge of journalism gained by means of the .Tournalistic Club. We, know, also, that the school has been given a better grade of publications, due to the ideas brought out in these weekly meetings. The first year of the Journalistic Club has indeed been a successful one! We hope it will be continued next year and that even greater success may come to it in the future! . 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L Payment must bo made in dollars by the parents when the vhildren are youu! g and while voming into manhood or womanhoofl, rr the vliildren must nav in lark of 3 knowledge, training, culture, and in 8I3lll'El'lilll0Il of life in its highest and best sense. 5 If at boy or girl is detnied the inalienable right of a good eduvzition, lYh0 Pays! 2 The lucy or the girl. 0 roursel ' That is why forward-looking parents are making certain beyond all imc-rzulvniittlre that their 4-ltildren will be at-corded not only the usual graminar and high school Q education, hut will he assured of a university training. Q The Eqllitable's plan for atzconiplisliing this has the especial advantage of lil Q spreading the cost systenmtivzilly over an extemled number of ye-arsg C23 making the Q Erltivatioiial Fund t-tune due when the boy or girl rear-lies 1-ollege age: 135 ensuring Q the fultillinenl of the whole project whether the parent lives, ur dies prematurely. . . Q Why Not let the Equitable Unclerwrlte that College Edu- Q cation for your Boy or Girl i PAUL E. HILBERT - i 242 N. Charles St. Phone 5-R Red Lion, Pa. REPRESENTING The Edward A. Wood Company General Agent O Q H Q 5 . . . 5 Life Assurance Society of the United States 6 5 6 Marian II:1ll tgriving :1 hook report in English vlalss. ill't'ltl0lll'lllly omitting: il , linel- Her dress :it the nevk was 4-nt Q Quallfv Above Au' sqimree-witli two 4-nrly waves! Mziriztn het-anne quite einlrairraissed. :ind I-I J to nmke lnzitters hetter. asked if she er ' might start over :i1:':ii11. Un ret-eiving: llt'l'llllSSlUll. she said. Where shall I Q start? Uh. I'll start where the dress p y hegins! O 'i iA 0 Designers and You tell nie. said tl1e judge. that this is the person who knovked you Q Manufacturers of down with his niotor-rzir. Uould you School and College swezir to the llltllllri I did. returned the t'0lllIll2llIlillll'. 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'Vg my 1. - -' J E Ijrf ,mu A- '- ,gf ' Jw ' --O--0--0'-0--9--0--0+ COMPLIMENTS OF RED LION CIGAR STORE L. W. MILLER, Prop. -vw-0-van!-4-0-Qwwowc-mvv-cnlwQwv+w-+04 l'rufossur---A clinlnnnul ix the l1z11'1l1-st known slllnstznu-0 in :ls lllll4'Il :ls it will vut glass. i'y11im--Glass! My cle-ur. sir. :I alisunonnl will vvvn make mi IIIIIIFUSSIUII on il lV0lllIlll.S he-nrt. COMPLIMENTS --I-f0-o'-Q--0--l--o- History T0:u'lu-r-XVl1y boy. I 1-uulcl mum- tlw 1'resi1le-nts when I was small UF likv you. Small Huy-Ya-s. I0:l1'lwl' but tln-rv we-re-'f so mzmy tlwn. --0--0'-Q--0--0--0--0 LION THEATRE -0+-Q--0'-0--0--I--0 Quality Groceries and AT Economical Prices A 8z P TEA CO. Red Lion First Nat'I Bank bldg. -0--0-'O-+0-0-0-0--O'-0 RED LION, PA. 2 3 z 5 3 I 2 Q I I I 1 I x 2 1 5 lfiffy-uinv .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. S o 2 e s I 2 6 ? Q --0--0--m-of-s--o--o--Q--o--o--0--o--0--m-c-c--ooo-0--o--o--0--o--o--o-Q-o-'Q-.u--one--a..o-o-4141-o-o- 510.00 Special For Your 0ld Coal 0r Gas lleater Do you want hot water at the turn of the faucet? Pure, fresh hot water - all you want instant- ly, Sparkling- hot Water, fit for cooking, d i r e c t from the faucet. An abundance of hot water for its many household uses! This supply of hot water is available to your h o m e imme- diately. I UMW im vu M In WWET W N--uv ii! Illi - Ai' P I ,ill in llfgffii ,ix lnterborough Gas 8: Fuel Co. COMPLIMENTS OF R.F.POLACK YORK, PA. 6 6 6 Q Q 6 9 5 6 i 6 Q 1 9 Q 'P 9 9 5 5 5 if f svvi-'O--O' N -I' t Il Emor Ril Instructor ot Piano and Violin Ear Training, Sight Reading Accompanying and progres- sive series, also taught with the lesson. South Main Street Mr. Hilbert-Dot, VVhy are you always late for school? Dot Heilunfl-On account of a sign I pass 011 my way to school. Mr. Hilbert-What does a sign have to do with it? Dot II0ll21lltl'A'B9i'3I1S9 it had on it School 2lll02lIlI go slow. Laugh :it :ill your friends :incl if your friends :ire sore, So much the better-you may laugh :lll the more. Compliments of Arnold Lumber Company RED LION, PA. -Q-O-fo-Q-0-0'-0'-0--O--If-0--O1-C--O--0-4--0-'Ou --O--O-m-rt-1Oni-Q-Q-I-0'-Dwi--v-r0.0-+14-4-Q--Of-two--bm--iwmw-A-A--0-0-M-ovvmi u04--0--01-r-v-0--Q--ow0v0-4-o-r-l-++4--v-v+4-h-v-0-of-v-0--r-0 0--0--OvOv-O-0--0-0-l-f0-0v4-- -0-'0-00O'-0'-o--o--0v-0- 0--I--0-4-0--0--O--0-r-l--Q--l--Q--Ov-0--0--Q--0-0--O--0--0--0--a- -0--O--0--9-0-0--r-0-fi-'Q--9 ..g..g..g..g..g..g -Ov-I--in0--v-0--luv-0--0--vw--v-0--I-1--C--0-Q--M 0--0--0 'OMOHOG .e..g..g. .... . 4.4..q..g..g.....g..g..g..g.-q.....g..g.... -0--O--O--0--0--0 DON'T FORGET Visit Beeze's Restaurant Formerly First Nat'I Bang bldg. Red Lion, Pa. AND ENJOY A LIGHT LUNCH Tables for Ladies Cigars and Cigarettes A Good Smoke CHICKEN AND WAFFLE DINNERS EVERY SUNDAY from noon until 7:00 P. M. REGULAR DINNERS DAILY ALWAYS OPEN from 7:00 A. M. until midnight Prompt Service Carl S. Hutton Plumbing and Heating Roofing and Spouting 86 N. Main Street RED LION, PA. Mr. Ili-ilnlulglto Yivizlnl- IQlv0 you XVlllSIIl'l'0ll lmlny witlmut por- missim1'! Gifts Appropriate for Viviun-- l'l11ly Wuustf' ' Mr. 111-ilzmd - Dm'otl1y. should Graduatlon Viviun llllVt' said wunst? ' 9 ' Imrutlly- Nu sir. sho slunllcl have I-'adles and Gents said twin-ct. Furnishings Mistressf Ilon't If-:ull them jugs: J. A. 8 A. J. Davey Mary. they ro 4-wers. A u n Maid- Oh, thunk you. n1:1'nm: and On the Square :Irv :lll tlwm little lmsin mine. too? S E E - Arthur S. Ziegler for all kinds of Fire and Auto Insurance Phone 9-W POST OFFICE BLDG. RED LION, PA. Compliments of Meads Tobacco Company l'0O O O O O'-Ov!-0000--O--l O . ........g..g..g..g ..n.....g. .-of Sift!!-Oll 4-one--0--0-0--0--0--0--D-f OTHERS an F THERS IT'S up to you to open an account for everyone of your youngsters and see that they add to it each week or month-this will fos- ter in them the habit of saving and a plan for the neecls of early manhood or womanhoocl. THEN the stiffening of themoral backbone andthe development of the judgment are sure to come with the practice of thrift. SAVING MONEY strengthens character through the lessons of SELF-DENIAL 5 -SELF-CONTROL THIS BANK IS ALWAYS PLEASED TO HAVE THE YOUNG FOLKS' ACCOUNTS Red Lion First National Bank 4. . . .....g..g..g..g.,g....... . . ..q xlilff' 'Fysun - 'l'lw nuts! 1311-:I Compliments of RED Ll0 GALA WEEK F IR Pennsylvania's Biggest Night Fair AUG 13-20, 1927 BEST YET l'hn- llIINl'li1lll tm-:un hzul just V04-4-ivvwl their new suits :xml eau-h mu- was look in the-m over to we that they hml rything. XYll1'll Mr, lil'llV0l' said. nys. do you ll2lVt' vw-1'yIlxim:'! lmllns Ellis P Nn. Mr. 'illlV1'V, l all ln! ge-t :my Ye-st to my sllil ' Nllss l'n-tcwsoin-- ll: the lirsl Sl2lllZ1l 'C 4 ' . ' ' 's - 'u 'rl :l llilZt'l- rl I n n ll Lulu ll 1 mimi mm xx nl forest. NVII11 NV0lll tlwn-'! nut Lf2Illlt'l'f'l'N.l A. J. KELLY 153 N. Main Quality Groceries nm Dry Goods NEwMAN's ace CREAM PHONE ORDERS DELIVERED O-- -Q.. .-u-ua-4-0-4--no nin-' L s-'S1'14vS4vS4vs4vs-nvsusus.vsns.-x..s-vgnsns.-svsns-fx.-savsansn-sus--x.vx4vsux nxnsususq .,. . .....,............... .o. fl 95' College Harmony There's more to col- lege style than just the cut of the coat,- fabric, style and tail- oring must all har- monize. And above all a college man demands individu- ality,-This he can only get in clothes made to his own mea- sure. That's exactly what he'll get here,-indi- vidual serviceg the choice of hundreds of distinctive fabricsg cor- rect style, low price. FRANK DeVONO Red Lion, Pa. Representing the English-American Tailors of Baltimore N i .r . D I N S 'J' W' If Yr., I rs-vsnsqvsprsnseu s.usavsavs.ns4nx4vs4vs4vsars4vs4vs4rs4vsus414rs4vs4vsavs4Qns4vs4vs4vsusnsn Z l l l Z Z l l Z l l l.. .g..g..g. I!!- 50--O'-v-o--of-o-o--of-0--m-o--o--o--o--q.....q...........,..,..,.....,..,..,..,..............,...........,........,........g..,....................,........,..,..,..... 6 FOR DEPENDABLE FUR ITURE SEE Zarfos 8z Bur Largest Show Rooms in . Southern York County RED LION, PA. INSURANCE FOR THE RIGHT POLICY, CONSULT L. NORMAN ZARF OS Graduate R. L. H. S. 1899 Farmers and Merchants Nat'I. Bank Bldg. UT' Kelvlngt- The Oldeu Elom-nc Elu nrvf . Refuge rauon t I i X it in I I If 5 ,tit I Nl ....... A to . 1 M M a rg f R? Lil V .R I JSE . Authorized Dealer Red Lion and Windsor S. S. Holtzinger Electric Co. RED LION, PA. Mario Iii'i'Il0I'IS-UNYIIIIY is 11 Latin lizzie? Ervin Kopp- Ir's a race between :1 Latin pony :und the tt-:nc-l1e1 s goat. I'IlIIl2I Ii0SPIll'lIIf iiII'IS :Irv prettier than Ill0Il. 'IEIIPCIZI Rosz-1n'1n-- Wlxy. N:xturf11ly! Edna: ROSPIIIIIII--UNO. :lrtilir-i:llly. Mr. Ilillwrr txlnring Biology recital- tion I-MNZIIII0 :n good 1-'yo wash. Hlivr-1' Iilllill'1If IIXtII'0l'Il0IUI'IC acid. Compliments of First National Bank WINDSOR, PA. O O Q'1D'O O U' Si.rf1l-fo Il r ..q.....g..g gn... . .g..g..g..g..g.. .g..g..g.,g..g. WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR Many love music but for music's sake, Many because her touches can awake Thoughts that repose within the breast half-dead, And rise to follow' where she loves to lead. Z. What various feelings come from clays gone by! What tears from far-off sources clim the eye! Few, when light fingers with sweet voices play And melodies swell, pause, ancl melt away, Mincl how at every touch, at every tone, A spark of life hath glistenecl and hath gone. COMPLIMENTS OF CH S. M. PETTIT Instructor ot Music-Beginners and Advanced 33 W. High Street Red Lion, Pa .. ....g..g..g..g....... ..... ....g..g..g..g..g.. A llfl If It Can Be Done By PHOTOGRAPHY SWORDS SL STAUF F ER PHOTOGRAPHERS 43 West Market St. York, Pa. IT PAYS T0 PRESENT A NEAT APPEARANCE HAVE YOUR HAIR CUT REGULARLY WHITE ROSE BARBER SHOP H. M. KEENEY, Prop. First Nat'I Bank Bldg. COMPLIMENTS OF Chas. E. Landis Electric Co. Electrical Contracting Westinghouse Sales ancl Service Westinghouse Lamps 19 S. Main St. RED LION, PA. ln lll4lS. uh All drug stores, friends are not alike, There's a difference, you know, And folks who are par- ticular All know just Where to EO, St1'ock's Drug Store is known to be A store of reputation, Where, when you buy, you can relv On no adulteration. TROCK'S DRUG TORE When you want it bad-- You want it good 106 N. Main St. Phone 9-R GIFT THAT LA T Gifts For Weddings,Anniversaries, Birthdays, Craduations. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted C. H. Desenberg JEWELER RED LION, PA. Is llill an good 4-lioinistry Silliivllf 'Gooel'! I should say he is. hs-'s got o zu-ids 1-:ating right out of his ,.- Miss Snuvvly- - XVln-ro does History trll you tho i-IIIIIUIIN Bishop Latin it-is lllll'Ill'1i:'u Foster l,:nur'ksi In the lint! P. E. COOPER Fish, Oysters and Produce Market RED LION, PA. Xvllliillll II:-t'f'm-1' sos-lm-rl to think on hs- took hix :u'l1i4-volln-lit test, that 1 sm-ullion was :1 HI'2lNSll0Illl0l'. F. B. Olewiler Funeral Director Ambulance Service fDay and Nightl 147 E. Broadway RED LION, PA. .....g........g..g..g..g ...Q -Q- -0--O--0-fl-+9 - l--l--0--0-4--0--0--0-0--0--Oni--0--01-O-M-Ovvv-Guo-mwvm-+v+-vwwww--vwuv-of-9-0--v 'O 0- of-0 0-4--0--0-0-fv-l--0--I--0--0--0-0-fo--0--0--0 .g.....,..g..g..g. -Q-4-Q-m --0--0--h Si.rfy-seven .g.. .. ....g..g.....g..g..g. THE FARMERS MERCllAN'l S NATIONAL BANK Corner Main and Broadway Red Lion, Pa. Capital Stock EB 75,000.00 Surplus S 300,000.00 Resources S2,900,000.00 Earn More Than You Spend SAVING is simple for people who EARN all they can and spend with good judgment. Tl'lRll7l' is not STINGINESS. It is good manage- ment. -9-0-0--0--0--0-0--0--0--v 0--0--0--on -o-4--Q-u--Q-0--0-1--0-0-0--0--0--on - - -f-o-o--o-o--o--s--9--l- -- -0-0--Q-Q--m 1-4- See ft an-i if-it-mt-11i'E Frey Brothers V 1-wail. U Y Nic-xl in 4 P' 'jgfi fx W '--ii? I- E' if iz: it-,id M Q ' M, .,, . . q '. if it uvmtsuruli i its i I 1 W If . ----- '- TQt I V QLQY il li V ' it xl . .-, 1' I Ali' i in '-if Wg. ,pggttzpfii- ' s -' J' I I 'Y Hiuilii' or Q In-Htut ua Furniture, Rugs TIN u ff' '71 L and ix-J'fiL tt 4 Linoleums 23 South Main Street Red Lion, Pa. HEADQUARTERS Foie Hart Schaffner-Marx Clothes They set the styles for the coming season. We have a iine line of Graduation Gifts-such as Hose, Ties, Cuff Links, etc. Don't forget us for the snappiest line of young men's shoes in town. Beniarnin La Nlotte Red Lion First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. RED LION, PA. For Your Memorial Day 0 TING SUPPLIES SEE THE VARIETY SHOP 5c-10c-25c STORE RED LION, PA. Gipe 8: Taylor West End Grocery li Groceries Delivered to Your Door 627 W. Broadway COMPLIMENTS OF RED LION, PA. Chas. N. Gates 50 0 a 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 n 9 0 0 0 a no--0--0--o--o--...m Q9ass1usosoaooscooooooooooaooao ccccuoenooolouoou-v. e ? 2 Round Oak Ranges . F. BOECKEL 2 lilsii- XYln-11 is my lvirtllnlzly. Xlulll1'l'Y U ' ' ln II1-1' Alllllll'l' Un lhm- lllil'ij'-ill'Si ul' joruc W' had Jeet' I ll1iQll1u11Il1 ilv-li ' Iilsiv - nhl Blollu-rf SlllllNlSill2 this llllllllll haul haul only thirty ilsiys. wllvrm- woiihl l lmvc- lN'4'll'f l'ruprim-Iul'-- lYll:lt mzulv lhsll 1-us! l1rIlI1'l'W:IlliUlll? lbinl yu1lnI'l'4-11ml him? Assistant Nl 1l4lll'l lilllIXY. Ili- sziiwl hm' NY2lllll'4l :1 hut to suit his lu-:ul :mil l 5ll0XYl'll him :1 sufl hall. C. C. HERRIVIAN J ob Printer Recl Lion, Penna. l i 6 K 5 fb : ' i'el5Ai'. oe : Trade Mm I l'he wmuan who Wallis in Rf-ml : Cross Slllli-'S is IIFYPI' fool ' Bmw with your foof' c-ousvious 01' show 4-misc-ious. - Shel is superbly shud i'1'0lll I e-vvry point ul' vie-W. f Exclusive Representative : . A. N. EGOLF 8: C0. I TROUT BLDG. I RED i.loN I SHOES FOR 'l'Hl'I IGNTIRIC : FAMILY - I I N1 r'1'nIy1-nm Trustee Guardian For All Trust Business Executor Administrator Investments Care of Securities We pay 3113 fd, Interest on Time Certificates of D 3'k Interest on Saving Accounts RED LION TRUST COMPANY Red Lion, Pa. Purit Ice Cream But more than that, PURITY ICE CREAM is the greatest pep-restorer you can find on a dull Sticky day. If you are feeling tried don't take it out on your friends, but take them into a Purity dealer and treat them to Purity Ice Cream and don't forget to take home a quart. YORK SANITARY MILK CO. IIJIIIII slush-nt Ito Mlss Iiezunl- Xrs- you rs-ally il nnnal 1-1-:urls-l'! Miss llvzun- Yes. I nm. Student 'l'ln-n I lmpq- you :nrt-nt Ifenfla-II. I 4Iimln't nu-:In wlult I IIIIIIIQIIII nlmut I'IIf'HiII'.U Xllss lla-:um IIZIIICIIIQ' zllmut :1 II'I0ll1Il 1 nn I tln nn I lmnxul :Inh- u nm-n I ever IlIl'I.u - She 's my - Ir' 1 us : 'iz Bliss Slllllllgfilll f- 'In wlmt u':1y'! Miss Hearn- She mn km- I silenw-I Ill I ur 1IlI'I'4'l'1'llT I:nngn:nges. SAY MISTER- Let us do your Interior Decorating this spring. Interior Decorators R. E. Strobeck 81 Son W. BROADWAY RED LION, PA. Keeport's uto Co. Willys-Knight and Whippet Motor Cars Rear 33 W. Broadway X RED LION, PA. Xvlv ........ 'H I 1 BUICK OLDSMOBILE THE STANDARD -OF COMPARISON J. W. RICHLEY AUTO CO. YORK'S OLDEST AND LARGEST AUTO DEALERS 236-48 E. Market Street WALLICK HOUSE Old Reliable Established 1882 On the Square RED LION, PA. 5lI'. I wuulml like- to llllllX 1l:111:l1Im-1-. What S ymn' on-4-1111:1t1u11: If.lllIlI RlIllllblIIli'l'I'.-l I.1lu- lu-1'. Yu11'1'+- the tlrst lllilll 1 l1 111-1' will gnml night :xml ll14':I11T it I 1-11:1- I just saw il YlPllll 1 111 . . N I15i11g to lxxss your rl:111gl1tv1'. XI ll'l'll NIullw1'- Dill In- Q11-1-4-cl I I'Il'IlllW- No, NI lf'l'll Mutln-1-1- 'l'l1e-11 it w:1s11't 1 1l:111gl1re1'. For Quality and Style 51512 lNNERST'S Moody Bldg. RED LION, PA. f jf- four i Red Lion Ice Company Phone 23-W It will pay you to see us first when you have a problem in REFRIGE- RATION to solve. Service to the customer first SIVIARTNESS demands, above all, the right hat. Styles. that Ht the sea- We Sell the BEST son and hats that flt the Because the BEST is head. Dressy, S m a r t a n cl CHEAPEST Colorful hats can be found at S. J. Snyder 82 N. Main Street 35 N. Main sf. RED LION' PA' RED LION, PA. VVARNER'S W I 1 Perleclly Pasleurized Wu and Filtered , MILK and CREAM Sdld and Used Everywhere Red Lion's oldest and largest Distributor of Dairy Products. and delivered from our new up-to-date plant. VV. B. VVARINT ER Red Lion's oldest and largest Distributor of Dairy Products. Phone 10-R NVISIDUM M'.:'il1., NVism- was 1'l1:11'lf-s lil'llll when l1v le-tt the l'04llll to lilllgll when his nhl lllllll s111:1sl1e-sl his llllllllll. Q' I1 ' flljilf 114. iii ll 'lil ' 5'w ii: 1 'iff skim 'ie'-Q!! .-.N 1 Y l may e Kayser's Pointex Hosiery In all the latest shades Prices always reasonable. Call and see them. Red Lion Dep'l. Store fHaI'ris Bros. 6. Co.j Satisfaction Guaranteed Miss 1'0fe1's1111fsII:1vv you lwtlll doin Illlj' oursirle 11-:11li11g? l,!lllZIS Ellis-Nu.it'stm11'11l1iTo1'0:l1l UlllSl4ll'. lullllit'l lit'lllt'llllI0l'. il 111:11 -:' 1 In llll must whu llt'g'lIlS :lt the- llllfllblll. SllllflllllY :zlmut il guy lt'Ill'Illll2 to swim? L. C. TEI General Merchandise The store that sells better Merchandise for less money. S. Main St. Red Lion, Pa. ...... N4 llllfIl'Nf-I' Compliments of Laucks 8: Stabley Real Estate and lnsurance Farmers and Merchants Bank Bldg. RED LION, PA. Compliments of Martin Bros. Red Lion's Largest Tire House W. Broadway RED LION, PA. lIl'II,l'l l'll l'.X llv lm you think your fzltlwl' wunlnl lm willing: tu help nw in tln- 1'llflll'0'! Sln--Well. I ln-:ml him my ln- felt like kivking you into tln' llllllfllt' of next wx-vk. Miss Snzavx-ly lwln-n slwnlcing of lnmnvtunyl s:li1l4'l'ln'l'4- is nothing.: nnvrv nminvtmimxs than In rm-view fm' :xn vxninlnzntnnl. l'llill'l0N xllllllfliltl-fflilllli lu- wmv than llllll'l'l2lg0. PENS and PENCILS Made from pasteurized Cream HANFORD'S FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER Making it a most health- ful product Distributor DETWlliER'S C. J. l'lELFRlCl'l Wl'l'OLESALE RED LION, PA. ..,..,.. N'l'l 'llfIl I 1 HOLTZINGER'S BAKERY Phone 37-W ffZ- 2335 45 N. Main sr. QQ ,4 ' iI'-- RED LION, PA. Q, ,px - -211' Red Lion bread builds healthy bodies OUR SPECIALTY Picnics, Social Suppers, and Banquets, Bread, Groceries, and Everything Why Trouble to Decide? The Taste is the Test. I l'vfI1Iie Sl2llll:l l'I'. 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