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

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-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