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

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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

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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

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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