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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1928 volume:

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V + 'b5 'f .V '. - '- ' V W,- . sf,,VgVi VV f f 2 ,, 1 - . ..,1Vgf,.,,EVV V13 - +' 3 wi Vw-V-'f.'if-'f-:mri:ag.3,.sV.:2-P'?g,,,: V' 'V p.V:..1 -VVVV-'VV' -4VVg'V '-, Tlrfgi 'L LQ: ff- -rf QV.. V'--' Vg '-MVVV, -:VV-Q... 11 AW Qi , - fx 11, . If l ! 'Il' , .4a'Q'.i-'A ' I 'Y l' f . 1. . 5 f - '21 Evnvnvnvrxnvxv-SNavfx-,vmvw.xvqw..v.ncu - ix ,7y X' wwauy,Q,71.1171375570rnrprpn-rf-nwwwnavns , f n x.- t 2 I 'N QU' , -r rx , I Q. f - 5 'ff' J Y ,,, ,U Y' 3 iY3wL9-x9 X96- 1507 ' Uflydliy 'YKHiH4'Il4KlYCIIf717'f'2-717 A-I Published By THE SENIOR CLASS RED LION HIGH SCHUCL n O I L- A l 1896 - O O I RED LION, PA. COPYRIGHTED D. Frank Kaltreider, Im. - Business Manager Hester Thompson - f Editor-in-Chief . lx Red I,-iorfs Firm' Svlmol wsvfl IQ unfil 1883 is Iormfvrl flir0f'Hy N west of thr' 1Il'0Sf lIf Imrowgll ' limits. 1 4 . LIME - , , IE, , 1 ffl ? f f '51 -1,1 4 1 h 5' 4 f, .4 Y'x ' 'C 'L 'X - sm Nh mm Y rf rn rpm-rn rnrp . Z B Q. Q Q , ' 2 Q ' ' Y gx, X 'Katz xxkx 3' iii 1' Y 2- AH 74 7 14-ILA HH-'Ich ueullr rr FORE VORD The Mmmg Fmger arztes ancl hatfmg urzt Moves on not all thy Plety nor Wlt Shall lure zt hack to cancel half a Lme Nfn all thy Tears wash out a Wmcl o rt Ts 5 EREIN presented ire the rec 9 orcls of the School Lrfe of the Red Lrou Hrgh School The achrevements of the mclrvrdufrl members of the Clflss of Z8 'IS Well is those of the orgfmmzfrtrous of the school, molrcwte that the rdeil of SCTVICG IS uppermost m the thought of all May thrs looolc, the contr1hu troo of the Class of 1928, msprre all who reqcl rt wrth the Sprrrt of bervlce to the eucl that frll may become mter estecl m all thmgs thqt stfmclfor CIVIC loetterment -P -1:5-1, ,..., is-A '-4 S,- .l 7. . Y. U . V. -1 1 1 - ' v ' v ' - 1 2 ,. in L A I NAJ l'4 7' r ee f? . . . , . . . , L 3 L ,c . . L c L . . . c c L . . . . . L . L ' . . . o 1 a o 5 1 c T' c c ' - . . . C C L . 'L-5- .-.1 Ame of Corlfgrhs E'-'Q Kfjmwwmxb MJ ,M ,ZW Jiwpwf GLW JVMVAMJ 5A :swf mg E Q LE-gwjgiix h .. h 1 in-in ,- h i. W ,v i , ,, ,.'.,,15 - 5 -Y ,,-.,lq- , tv , .' Y 9. . J H E NV- In ' 4. .V ,, - .-,g ,,ee,,k f.-y, .. . 1, 1 31. N- I I- has 3' Q,H!lf j,e5Q,fg-V: p w' -,'.f-'F' ' 1 W A :wr A ' 1. ' ' A aisnizfhamuf-'sign A-Em:-U-.:.S5m . L1 V ' , x 1 1: . , 9 A .. H: . U ,3M ,'a ,PQ ,- - ,Y-1 ' V ,-1: If :Q -,Mfji ,H A , V- -- ...rf 1 . u- T 1 A , ,H - .-,-,, 1. , W .fy Mfg. hy, H15 , -.4 uf ,X . .t w . P , ,, . V - v 1 , a a ,TF ' -Rv Yijgw 4 ', ,. -X . . . DEDTCATION 1 , mcerelg QP X 4? i WeQ the Class of '28, s' I ' A dedicate this book to the citiiens V r ' N u- I I A ' ' ' s x 5 3 . f i . . . . . H ! iw L ' . of Red Lzon as an expression of h . A omfesteemizn the buzldmgt and At 4 . , V A mmntenance of our school and V znvecognmon of then' conszstent ' V 4 co operation. It l ' Xu . Q ' fl! '- -D , T' j Qf tr., .t.t , . 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A. Instructor of Uirfics, Problems of Demoeracy Commercial Law, Athletic Director Graduate: Dickinson College, Ph. B.: Dickinson Law School, L. L. B.. M. A. T611 ERN vw www vw rrvrvrrf-rrrrrrrr Augxtxgxxw-xx!-xrxxxxgxn J11111111 1 11111111 Y11YfVI mfncmsumg J J 2 , 9 4 F A A a 5 , , 5 P 3 4 5 ' 2 i 3 ' .4 ' 2 4 Q ff 1 4 2 f f X V, 'ff ,hX f . 2 W j . - , 1 . I ' FX. . Nl A H .wi A -':' I . 4- .-, 0 'S 313 .4 . I A i ' ' L ' V. , is A - . . Q F 9 ' 9 r 1 s 5 5 E s E , 5 I 5 w i 5 1 Q 5 1 5 . 5 A q x x y . 5 A 3 iv1.u',ul 1111.1 MISS FOUTZ MISS GRAEFF MISS TAYVNEY MISS ESBENSHAXDE Faculty--Continued G-nrvrnnnn E. FoU'rz A. B. Instructor of Latin and French. Graduate: Heidelberg College A. B.g Post graduate work at New York Universityg French Institute at Pennsylvania State College. SARA D. GRAEFF A, B. Instructor of History, Civics, Girls' Athetic Director Graduate: Hood College A. B.g Courses at University of Pennsylvania FRANCIS E. TAWVNEY B. s. Instructor of Biology and General Science Graduate: Gettysburg College, B. S. EDYTHE ESBENSHADE Instructor of Commercial Subjects Graduate: Banks Business Collegeg Course at Temple University. Eleven x ,ffM'X'x ,X I, A X- ff v K. 6, I A Y- A V' X J L, wg V, 5 fmwf-.vases N.mwf.v.s.. .fs.afxv,u.v.nf.u ' , 'l vena- 1 n n-nxvf-rnrprfnwrfwmrfn nfnamc 4 . ' H' ' l PQ ,P '. f x , I ' , ff 3 r '-X ,V I -'A'-'ilhhk' xvxhiuw-L'-xivxx S'-v.-new 11 u-m 1: u lex Znfn-u fpgfupn-afnq-avmufiffzunu'flcafu vhvl K- MISS BRINSER MOORE MISS VVILSON MISS KREIDLER Faculty--Continued N. EVELYN BRINSER Assfistrmzt Instructor of Commerrvicll Deprlrtmenit. Graduate: Eizabethtown College ftwo yearsj. EDGAR C. Moom: Instructor of Penemansl1.ip, Mathematics, Spelling Graduate: Extension work at Pennsylvania State College. EDNA W1LsoN Instructor of English, Music and Sewing Graduate: Millersville State Normal School, York County Normal Extension work at Elizabethtown College. , Euzsrm KREIDLER Instructor of Geography, Health and Sewing Graduate: Millersville State Normal Sehoolg Summer Courses, Penn sylvania State College and Columbia University. ' . Twelve 1 'C' 'i ,. if V .4 -.5 wr f , rm . 5,1-xvoinvcxnifx. marc. sf.wfw4aqvQxv.n.nu1 ' f' ,' , H n- mnvrf n' nan-vnrnvmwanu inn-rfz rnnvhk: n -1' ' W' NE- , 2 5 .v ON Qf' N 5 , ' lf x 1 'E X ' 1 1 Q' ' 1 X ' . 5 X Mr 5 En.,g,hv,g-',v,wQgQLugvAxv,g:ggypsy. V,-,vp-g 's - Iufr1'x'n.47.madnlcu4u'udlfuf-11d1-udlcwvth' 7171!-' Si,-2 MISS HALL MISS BAYLEY GATES Faculty--Continued BEULAH HALTA A. B. Instructor of History and Art Graduate: Pennsylvania College for VVomen, A. 13.5 Indiana Normal School. J AYNE BAYLEY Instructor of Vocal Music Graduate: Bloomsburg State Normal School, Music Course at Cornell University, Dr. llann's Music School, WVest Chester State Normal School, State Permanent Certificate for Supervision of Public School Music. CHAm,ns N. GATES Instructor of Instrumental Music in Junior-Senior High School Thirteen ZS 'I'I-I W CUB MU' ffl 4, 7:73 . '1, -f 1 if -f 1 . Y. Q , ' X nvnvnvcxnYx'.yNnY-ymvf-xv.xv1x'f:.v:.Waco ' ,- wx X 9.5,17171,rnZ.7,5y1571ug,7fgy,qpnZ-11 H ' M- , ' 1 3 Q ' ' lj x Y' if M Q 'J iv 'Q H Y: 'Q 2 wimmv 'G 1-Avi, . .fufn-ul: qaggimmu-uw .1 tau .r .1 cr Law: w Boar d of Education PRESIDENT I. HENRY JACOBS DR. C .N .TROUT SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT' 1 'Z- OBECV' X Fourteen ff? 1111-xvvvvvivvvvvv Jr, mr Yn'VnVVYnrnY11zo7 Ynfvrwmr X N XGROYC-'E THE x9393939x9v:x93g39x9QqA9393px9Y5Y939x-px ' 4q4a7Dfwcvnycv -H aidlrnfell f f f .-1 l Q 'W Z5 A , :A, ''II''UU'IYYIIYYVYYYUVYUUIYVUYYUYUYHY 'wtf ! 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I ,I .11 1' '.1 - l fe f, A I 1 .-,I i 'nvqvnvnvcxnv-,v.xNfsv.xfsfxsnvfsvuvuscu ' ' ' K rin rfr 'nv V1-rr-vnrfarnrzsnv 1 mmm 'F ' NX- ' Q 1, 'N lf' Z lx ' - . 1 J 1 , Q 5 X 1 I, pg X - f o i s -Y, 1 1 r. . . suv. .ev-v ,X ff, f , AFV' B1BlYx1LHEx'sLYx!EDx x vxsmn x LP .JUHQ4144un1nHH11l1HHMaY17YI71f SENIORS JOHN LANVRENCIC ATKINS curio on HCHERUBU A 11:11'11'11: Latin Club '26g Dramatic Club '27g Mathematics Club '27g La Societe Franvaise '28g Bah '27g Come Out of the Kittchenl' H285 Hilltop Reporter '26. This jolly. good-natured. and 1-heerful young: man commonly known as Cupid , is one of the babies of the class. Although young in age. John is a brilliant student. He also has shown a great deal of talent ill the Junior and Senior plays. Besides being an ac-tor, John can play tl1e piano with great speed. Ever sinr-e John has entered High Sc-hool, he has had the reputation of 1'0Illlll2 to school about nine o'c-lock, and taking his good old time ill examinations. John believes in taking life easy. and even semester examinations fail to exvite his calm heart. Hlzfffflf' lah' H11111 l'l!'1'I'l'u VIOLA MAY BARNIIART BARNEY YvoNNE .-i11'l.'.' G11'1111 .' . ' Glee Club '26-'27-'28g t'Yanki San '27g Hiking Club '2'7g La Societe Franvaise '28. l'p from Yoe eaine a tall dark haired lassie who entered the Junior elass in Red Lion High. Viola found many things to interest her in lied Lion High besides her studies XVllll'll she liked very well. She has found many friends. for she has a keen sense of humor and a hearty laugh. Although Viola plays a violin. she has never joined the orc-hestra. YVe suppose she will show her musical ability at some institution of learning. In the operetta Yanki San given by the Glee Club in 1927. Viola showed splendid tll'2ll1lilll4' ability. For fl11'1'1' bf' 11'o1111'11. f11i1' 11s she. ll'l1o.s1' 7'l'l'Il-Y 111111 1111111114 1111 lllUl'l' flfll'1'I'..' JOHN lk-XLBIICIQ lfll'RG .1oHN 1I1'1l1'1'11'.v li11xl1 Viee-president of Athletie Assoviation '21Kg Baseball '26-'27: Senior Class Basketball Team '28g Assist- ant Advertising Manager Hilltop '2I'l: Class Reporter '25: Sophomore Basketball Teamg Trac-k '27: Latin Club '2Gg Mathemativs Club '2Gg Sf-nior Play '2r4, Palmer. informally known as John. is a jolly good friend of everyone. Alllltlllffll he is very quiet and attentive in classes that reputation is Illlt retained when released from s1-bool duties. Ile is very enter- taining when out of sr-hool and espet-ially enjoys demonstrating: his voeal abilities through the latest jazz compositions. Palmer is an ilf'l'0l1lllllSllE'Il musi- 1-ian: he surely 1-an play tl1e piano. an'l is always ready to appreeizlte mnsie. esper-ially at a 1lZll'fj'. Palmer is planning: to bet-ome a dentist and the class wishes him the greatest suevess. S111'1'1'I1 is .vil1'1'1'. 1111! sil1'111'1' is jlUfIIl'll.U SCUf'Ill'!?Cl'L 1 t f 'wi f ,, J .I 1 .,. 5- t I '2-. . uvnvnvnvcsesv-.v.mx..v. xs.v.-.maa.v:.m.nwcu ' 'f' ' mmnsrf Vnr1sZaY1rInY1wYnYnYnh-Yr72 zsmm: n Us Qt, 5 n Y E K' , E ,, X ' .j N . V 5 s X -2 s . t 5 'X W ' S Gn1maxrs'u 1x!1xs:xYwxvxv:-lawns-vw u men.-v fs rg 4fu'nfu'-uw-fuf d1fn-ar-11ua1u1f11u1-ualcafrrw'riff-fl' SENIORS ELIZATZICTH IRENE FLTNCHBAITGII HLIZH Oh, You Satelite! Varsity Basketball '25-'26-'27-'2B: Track Team '25-'26 '27-'2Hg Vice-1-resident elass '26g Yiee- president Class '27g Dramatic' Club '27g Bah '273 Seeretary of La S01-iete Francaise '22-lg Mathe- matic' Club '27: Tennis Club '273 Chairman of Hik- ing Club '28g Manager of Girls' Basketball Team '22-l. Next eonies Liz , our great. athlete who disti11- guished herself by being: 0110 of the best basketball players that ever 9Ylt61'9tl Red Lion High Sehool. Liz is also one of the fanious members of Our Gangs. You 1-an readily see that Liz was a faithful as well as a very popular girl among her elasslnates when you look at her list of honors. Liz's ehief Zlllllllilfill is to take up Physical Educ-ation. Any girl who possess the ability this girl possesses will surely make a sueeess of her life's work. .-llmoxt !'l'!'l'1lfllfl1fl that is yreui has been done by youth. THOMA S YVILLTAM FRUTTGER sms 'tFR17rT1E ll eek-no-He y-B uso ll'h1lf ! Orchestra '25-'26-'27-'28g Class President in Junior Yearg Mathematics Club '26g La Som-iete Fraur-aise '2-N. I take great pleasure in introduc-ing: to you the boy with niany wild ideas. For instance. ntakingr a high powered 111otor out of nothing-IA Fordl. If you see i11 tl1e distant-e an old rusty Ford which resembles a ti11 can you can be su1'e it is Toni on one of his wild ideas. This boy with fl 7lIPf'll1lIlf!'IIl look, .llalrfzw belierr' fluff he has fwriffru Il zromierflll hook: And the I'hy.vil s r'lrl.vxes ull believe if is true. I?f'rv1ro-v JI. II. yires into him foo. VVTLSON KENNETH flLAIJFEL'l'ER SHORTY OR LEFTY R'!losh Business Manager ef Bah '27g Business Manager rf COMIC Out of the Kit:-hen '28g La Son-iete Franeaise '2r4: Circulation Manager of Cub 'ESQ Baseball '27e'2Rg Class Basketball '27-'28, Here he is! That tall boy from Yoe. wl1o111 the teaehers and even the Professors have to look up to. Wilson is a tirni believer in originality and therefore is more interested in his own views than those of the authors in his textbooks. All his fellow students realize that he is to some degree a writer of note and that his iuain genius lies along.: llf91'il1'y lines. Sinre his greatest desire lies in this important tield we wish hint every suet-ess and hope that some day his dreams may eome true. UTM Big Boy always reaches the top Fr.-ft Eighteen fd-Fo THE U r r' X 1 ,Y 5. if L 4 lv 4 T. A . , ',1 - 1 fy f- I r, . 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CHARLES EDVVARD GRTMM Bozo My Gully. Y011'rc Dumb High School Orihestra '25-326-'27-'28g Mathematics Club '27g La Societe Francaise '29-S. Our automobile mechanic and physics expert is noted for his skill and ability to start arguments in physics class. Although we seldom know of what he is speaking we do know that he is sure to be wrong. He seems however to agree with Francis Bacon that. Books must follow sciences. and 11ot sciences books. He also l1as another claim to honor-his lnusical ability. He can sit comfortably pulling: the horse's tail across the catgut while others are stumbling over six or seven Hats. However, we all wish him great success in all his future scientific encounters. A nina conrinccd uyuiusf his will Is of the .ennw opinion xfiilf' KENNETH ETIYVOO D GROVE KEN Ul1.' I lI01l'f lrnnu- Hilltop typist '28: Ormar-Blite Komercial Klub '2H. Kenneth. 1ll0l'9 co1nn1o11ly Ken is a quiet. studious lad who hails from the town of Felton. Kenneth is a connnercial student and his ability on the typewriter cannot be compared. Ilis quiet ways and modest smile have won him many friends in Red Lion High. Because he is a nonerosident student, Kenneth has not taken a big pa1't in outside activities. but when called upon. he could always be counted on to do the right thing. t'Still 'irufcrx run dccp Nineteen vase. -aww. , f . f-s.waa'.anuncu W LWKY-'IE LY-'LY LYILYD REL' L1 L L1 L f5 VHQ VI 7 7117 7l'PA'1Yl Y1 Y3719n'YfY 7ll'7W Al' Xks vfn Y filljry len, . A my A A V 1 , . -E 'HE 5 f CU 17,471244414721-HlH!l'lJl7l7l17ll M SENIORS 'ICLEANOR NACY HALL NACE Delft 7'nuf'l1 .'lIe .' Basketball Varsity '27-'2Rg Hiking Club '28g Ormar lilite Komerriul Klub '2Rg Hilltop Typist '2Sg Pre-asurer Athletic- Assoeiation '25, You need no introduetion to ihis eharming lass of the Senior Class. Her brown hair and gray mis- ehievous eyes are quite an attraetion. Her ready laugh is very eontagious and has made her many friends during her high sehool eareer. XVe also admire Naive for her athletic ability. She is Uaptain and eenter of the Varsity Basketball team and you should see her get that tip off. lflleanor wishes to take an art Course and by the appearanee of her tablets and textbooks we believe she will be sueeessful. 'Z-l frm' friwul is fUl't'1'l'I' Il frif'11d. -TOHX ROY ITAUBERT UMONKH Wil: fl1lrxh. ' Dramatic' Club '26-'27g Assistant Manager Boys' Basketball '26-'2Tg Pen and Ink Club '26f'27' Ort-hestra '27-'2Hg Oruiar Blite Komereial Klub '28 Senior Class Basketball '27-'2R. John. our little boy. but mighty ill his own opinion, is one of the high lights of the Senior L-lass. John has a winning way with the girls and is a genial. all- 'round. good sport. He has been an aetive member in all elass aetivities Zllli-l has proved himself a reliable person. Monk's favorite topic is the Indiana State Norlnal S1-hool. His ehief ambition is to be a eommereial teaeher. XVe know that with his eonfidenee. good spirits. and winning personality. he is bound to be a g1'eat sueeess. A elosr' mouth mfr-lies no flies. GEORGE VVILTJAM HEFFNER mm, Ami Hour Business Manager of Hilltop '2H: Ormarflilite 1iUlll9'I'l'l2ll Klub '2H. Here we have one of the most popular and happy boys in the elass. Hill is always full of smiles Zllltl whenever he is around. no matter how deep your sorrows may be he will throw a light upon them. I-le has an interesting personality, a11d when in the presenee of girls he eertainly makes a hit. He has one great ambition and that is to become a eonnnereial teaeher and we wish him suec-ess along this line of work. and hope he will never forget the elass of '2S. Milf' lures Io rlmf with the girls I Irnoir, 'Tis flu' 141111 with imys-tl:f'!1'1'f' 1lill'IIjlS sn. 7'Il'!'Il,f!l I H ,qv nmuxvum' w B lvl' 'gnu-B wait xx xx w. 1 1 1 u rl 1 1 L A Q r q 111 11u1.11a1wv1HJn1'r l V .A-wg 2'-v. ,. I' it N i' f,-f-.1 ir 1 ,- ' I ' n . ,vnvnv-tv wmv .mxsmmxfxfstaqvlwtvuuu ' i' A' maya. rf rnr z-vnrnrnnanarnn-rf! mmm: n 1 m Q, - 5 V. . of Q0 q rn 5 - ' - f J -' ' 4 Q '1 Z ' E 4 , Y 'Z 1 , , , -1 . -, . . - .wg , 7 , ,f.c,,,,fl1 ..-,- , f- fi- SlENllOlRS ICSTICLLA IRICNIC HOFFMAN c'U'rn-2 Fur l,ui11I'x Nhlrrf' Glee Club '25-'26-'27-'2-'ig llruunatir Club '26-'271 Latin Club '25-'263 ltlatliemativs Club '25-'26-'2'7g Junior Play '26-'2T: Library Play '27-'QPR Editor- in-Cliief Hilltop '2I'l: Assistant Plditfu' Of Hilltop '26-'ZTQ Yanki San '27: Minstrel Show '23, Bvliold our Editor-iii-l'l1ie-f. known by her vlass- mates as t'utiv. Vutiv has for four years been strim-ken with talkitis and tho tea4'l1e1's have 001110 to the 4-our-lusion that it is incurable. lluring her high st-hool days sho has takon at-tivo parts in plays. in selling: tivkvts. and in literary progranis. Her ambition is to travel a11d tvacligtlieii possibly settlv down i11-Ilorefs sum-oss to you Cuti0. Nh1' ix prwffjf to zrrzllr zvilh. And irifiy to fnlk irifh. And 11I0r1.wr1nt too. to think on. LLOYD SYLVICSTICR HOFFMAN HDUCKN I1r'rf' r'u1iiw.v fhr' Lost lfllffilffllllfl Assistant Advertising Manager Hilltop '27g Orrhes- tra '25-'26-'27-'2H3 La Soviete Francaise '283 Advertising ltiaiiuzer of Ss-nirr Playg Vive- president of Class '26, Let 1119 introduvo l7llK'li 7U1lP of tho studious boys of our class. Wlu-never our vlass has anything to be donv. we can always depend on Lloyd to help us. Lloyd has a very good sensv of llllllltil' and always Pnoys a joke. In F1'P1u'l1 1-lass Lloyd is one of the inain lights To Ihr l'ir-trim brlony Ihr' ,vpoil.w. D. FRANK OLIGXVILICR KAL'lllilClDlIC'li uno ll'hr1f FIIIINVN 'I'hfr1? Hilltop reports-r T251 Class Pr:-isirlf-nt first svniester '2Gg President of Matliuniatil-s Club T273 President of Latin Club '2Tg Vive-l1l'0siflmit of Ilranmtil- Club '27g Assistant .talve-rtising Manazvr Hilltop '273 XYll'8'jb1'ENifi9llI of High Svbool Association '27g Journalistic Club '27g St-veiitoen '27g Bali '2Tg !Sird's Christmas Carol '2r4g Como Out of tho Kitt-hen '2Pfg Clmer lic-allen' '25f'2Hg f,l'l'llPSl!'7l '25-'LENQ ClI'f'lllZ1ilUlI ltlarizigvr of Hilltop 'EZMQ liusi- ness Manaerl-r Annual '23g President Atblotiv Assrwiatiun '28, llvro is a boy wboin everybody knows l,K't'ZlIlS0 of his ability to vlulvi' the teams to victory and of making: everybodys yell at pop ine-vtings. Appzlwiitly D never studies. yt-t whvn it is a quvstion of grades, he walks away from the rc-st of the cflass. The wind he saw-s from vlwer loading: ho uses for his big: bass saxaplionx- wliivh holps to bring the orvliestra to the plat-0 of honor which it now holds. 1 A Tn NI'l'l'!' his fvllnu' sfuflr'i1f.v, 5 To do what is right. To hrlp his i1'rlj1u'urfl r'lr1s.vi1r11f1'.w, 111- xfl'iI'1's with ull his might. Tu'f'u1!1-0116 I Z S - CUB 7,1 V . .4 -, l 'f' us ' ,', 'L mmun.-rf n.r.sq.rfrnVpr1:n,y,,5.rfz zsnanns .t H' , l 9 , J ' ,X 5 ' . ' X 3 L r s ig x 11?-an-u 1-mwm'1fu-u-nfufu Q.-1101-uflnayn u 'fn H ' SENIORS ER MA BEATRTCE KEEPORTS sHoRTY OR SHRILIP C'rimin,r'tti'l Hiking Club: Matllematir-s Club '25-'27g Track Team '25-'28g Tennis Club '26-'27g Basketball scorekeeper '26-H273 Cheer leader '27-H283 Tennis champion '27. Erma better known as Shrimp or Shorty is a very distinguished 11l9llllli'l' of our c-lass. Her boyish hob and her smile make us all jealous especially on those hot days. She always looks so cool while the rest of us are suiicering from the l1eat. Shorty is Red Lion Hig'h's ten11is champion of '27. She is always ready to take an active part when asked to do something. Shorty lriflv hm' boyish, bob. Shorty with lwr smile, .llulrm you think liriay .flffrr ull. N'Ol'fll u'l1ilf'. IIELEN IRENE KELLY UPEACHH Confound It Latin Club '2G: Mathematirs Club '273 Dramatic Club '27: Nab '27g Journalistiv Club '27g Excliange Editor of Hilltop '27-'25, Peat-li is the quiet girl. hut boy how she pulls down those 1na1'ks. She knows her onions in any hook she studies. She is serene for she never gets excited. hut she is quite jolly and when the f-rowd seems downhearted. she surely c-an brighten it up. Helen is undevided as to where she shall go or what her vor-ation shall he. but whatever she attempts we are sure she shall he sueeessful. Sil1'l1I'f' is more 111u.vi1'uI than any song. AMOS HYSON KNISELY HJONNIEH Now, ll'l1,af CIIHRPR 'I'h11f? Vive-president Class '25g Stage Manager Senior Play '2S. Next. in line comes Jennie , 0119 of the smallest and also one of the noisest boys in our class. You eau always see l1i1n talking to some girl, especially one in the class of '28 with long curls and blue eyes. His chief t'hohby seems to be, making dates, and never keeping them. ' Amos 'ix witty, Amos is a-isa, Aroflnd the girls, he likes to take the prize. Twenty-two 4 f X-. Q ' 51 - A , ,v..vf.vf.v ws ,w w.w,,v.s s.,w,,w..-..w.u ' W , ' r r v v vfrnvprfv rnr rfm r r r n . m- ' V, , v ,N ' xx ,ly . W n , I V -.X A XX nge. ff, -B.-nlxvn' L':v:'r-x'1x x r rmvu m in m mfr 's rise! !,f3fn'n-Q 4 1 4 4 A 1 1 qu 1 1 v1 ll 1 nr 11111 SENIORS RALPH EDVVIN KOONS FATs -- Ko0Ns I'm from S1II'fl1glL'tlIf?H lVhut the hon,. ' Baseball '28g La Societe Francaise '28g Stage Manager Senior Class play '28. Ladies and Gentlemen. allow me to present Ralph Koons, the big boy of our c-lass. Did you ever see Fats without a smile or not torinenting someone? He always has plenty to say espei-ially ill English class. He seems to have all attraction for some dark haired girl in the Senior 1-lass. Ralph feels rather imliortant when he is driving his Buivk. Lately Koons became interested- in baseball. IIcrf's to fhr' Puri!! boy. N1m1f'lm1I11'.v pride and joy. CARRIE ESTELLA MILLER HEPSH For IIf'r11vr'n'.v Sukzf' Seuretary of Class ,261 Secretary-Treasurer of Athletic Association '27g La So:-iete Francaise '2F1g Hiking Club '2Sg Basketball '27-'28. is one of the quiet girls of our class, being one of the few that is usually seen and I10t heard. Elms was a llllillllllel' of the Basketball Varsity and could play in any position of the team and always did her best. She is also a member of Our Gang. v. Silence is Golden DELMAR STEWART MURPHY HMURFIY, lVut0lz 7'l1at Track Team '28g Hilltop Typist 'ZHQ Class Basket- ball Team '28g 0rn1ar'Blite Komerr-ial Klub '28. Whom do we have here? One of those boys who hails from the outskirts of Red Lion. but claims he does not come from a town known to us as P--G-. Even though Mu1'fi never took a very active part in the school activities, he is not to be niisjudged as a student. His typewriting ability is one that few in the class can equal, and when it Comes to speed he surely can tickle the keys. All Things he doth to Perfection. Twenty-three Wxfxvii Yvvvv 1' 1lWLiLkk lY'l.YXXXLlAL ' kxkxx s 70707 Y13F1'wVIvYl:Y YAWYIY 7 Y V N we Al .1 47144144141-0141111111171 171717 f ' XX ff ,,. .I X f 'Z 1- 44 G . f' i 4 - V x -'7 ' 5 'V' f . , G . in c. n 4. .. A .. 4. fs Sqv.x'4-'uses ' ' ', 'l 1m:n.r1- A .1 , ,- A ,ir .V 'wi x, 5 ' a X A ' ' l XX. 1 K I v ,li E XX ' 2 Q f' . '1 x ,ff K .X , jx Q A S wsu we xi - x .H 1 1, vw,-:thx f,, .v,. .f f.,,,-.fair .rd 1, ,y.1, J, f - ,L- SENIORS MARGARET ELIZABETH NEFF PEGGY For Ilcurcniv Sallie Glee Club '254'26-'27-'28g Minstrel Show '25-'2B3 Secretary of Glee Club '28g La Societe Francaise '285 Yauki San '27, 'tPeggy is another one of the popular girls of our class. She's much more quiet tha11 some of the others, but she is very well liked by all her classmates. She takes a leading part in all musical activities because singing is her hobby and she expects to go to college to further her knowledge along this line. Also she usually has her lessons well prepared and upon becoming a Senior she set a new record for herself by not being late all year. lVell, we're expecting great things from you. Peggy. and we wish you the best luck possible. Youth is the time ivlicn, the seeds of chrzracicr are soma. BERNICE EULALIA POET HFARINA7' on Pol-:'rY ' My Cow Gee Oh S1ig1u ' Class Basketball Team '28g Hiking Club '283 Mathe- matics Club '275 La Societe Francaise '28. Bernice, the smallest member of the class of '28, represents a large part of the class in many other ways. Although she never has a great deal to say, she always does her work very well which proves she takes a great deal of interest in her class. Bernice delights in talking to the fellows when there is nobody else around but Whe nshe is caught she surely does blush which may mean that she is bashful or in ll Good goods mine in RHIIIN pflckilgcsf' MARGARET ELIZABETH REINECKE PEG on HPEGGYU HI IIflin't Dill It from Lower Chancetord High School in Senior Year. better known as Peg , has just been with but she is liked by all of us. She was om the Lower Chanceford Township High has come to Red Lion High to complete course. Margaret generally knows ner is never scolded for talking. She is always ready for fun. Peg is undecided as to what she wishes to do after graduation, but we feel that she will be a success in anything she undertakes. Here's best o' luck to you. Peg, as you go out into life. Entered Margaret, us one year, graduated fr School, illlll a four year lessons and quiet. but is 'Z-lffcctioiififc, swcct, loving. kind, Another like her is hard to find. Twenty-four i J I n . x ' 31 131 -F ' . r , ' ' X 5, nvnvnvcif-.v'.v.xNqv.s-sf,v.arxvn.vev-wss' ' .' 4 . rnnaunrz Vnrnz-Ynrnvnrfxnfvrnw-715 zwrnnr: W ' 5' NX- ' E Q . Q' l Q ll . ' - f F .. - I 1 Q -, E xx , I, ,I i X. ,f F JL!-ixhbv'Lvvfnsxvk'-xi-x':x'sx' -xifmfufu.-1-5' U Rex 140H'f4fu'fu7J4'2-HfnsmnfvrH fl.-Inulvfllzafu 7 VIII!- g. SENIORS MARY REGINA RIDER SKI-:EzIx iii-lillcrl. Hca1'cn's Gosh Basketball Second Team '27q Hiking' Club '28g Basketball Varsity '28g Vice-president Ormar-Blite Komercial Klub '2:lg Hilltop Typist '28g Art Eitor of Annual '2H. Let us have the pleasure of introducing our class- mate, Mary, with her kind brown eyes. fair skin, and chestnut brown hair. She is always full of pep and has a keen sense of humor. Once a friend of Mary you End in her a true and steadfast friend. She is happy and carefree and her laugh certainly is cone tagious. Of course we are proud of Skeezix for her athletic ability and interest in school activities. She is another commercial student and knows how to play: she is good in art too. She wants to take up art after she leaves Red Lion High. So ll9l'9'S good luck and success, Mary. Merry Zllnrll. quite f'0l1f7'lll'!l. But fzcc all agree, mostly merry. MARY ELIZABETH SECHRIST Go Sit fl Tuck Girls' Glee Club '26-'27-'28g Mathematics Club '26-'27g Bird's Christmas Carol '2Sg Come Out of the Kitchen '2Bg Treasurer of Class '26g Latin Club '26g Reporter '27g Yanki San '27g Min- strel Show '28g Associate Editor of Hilltop staff '28, From the very beginning of her high school career, Elizabeth's school life has been one of great interest. Sho has been helpful in every activity the class has undertaken. Her interest has always stood out fore- lllOSi1 in her work. She is a charming actress. brilliant. decidedly studious. cheerful and colnpanionable. These are some of the many qualities that have made Eliza- beth a favorite with her classmates. Toll 'is thc sirc of fume. MORGAN BARSHINGER SNYDER Moss UFATN You,'re CI'll.C'jj', Basketball '25-'26-'27-'zsg Capt. 'zsg Baseball '27g- Track '25g President Freshman Class '25g Athletic Hilltop Editor '28g Ormar Blite Komercial Klub '28. Mugs is very athletic and has engaged in every athletic sport during his high school career. As the athletic editor he has written many clever and in- teresting articles for the Hilltop. He has been very popular among the students. including the girls as well as the boys. According to indications and general signs Morgan seems to be a firm believer in that well known theory- Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. But Gentlemen Marry Brunnettes l I am monarch of all I survcgl. My riyht there is none to disp1ztc. Twenty-five 1 V 1 Y W 'vw Y v 1 1 ' ' V varfn rszsvnrnvpvnn Pnrrifrwn WW I 11-7 T' v 4' 5 . r Y 5 r 5 F 'F vi F r r 'F 5 5 Q L4 . 7,71 K ' . F Q 2 fr F 5 5 5 P 'B' u. E e 5 Q Sl Y E g . IT E' if ,S . E J , . 1n.v.fv..,.. J . CUB SENIORS OLGA ARIETTA SNYDER HETTA Boy.' I IIopc Secretary of Class '24e'25-'26-'27g Secretary Ormar Blite Komercial Cluhg Come Out of the Kitchen '28, Here we have it! Quietness. goodness. good nature. all, in fact, needed to make a good student. She never gets in trouble, always knows her lessons, does her home work. and as a student is nearly perfect. She surely pulls down those A's and B's in Shorthand. Miss Brinser considers her one of the best pupils in the class. We do not know what Olga intends to do, but we will probably hear sonletilne in the future of l1er success as a secretary. 5'7'l'llf' lmppimwx. if ullrlersfood, . f'onxim'.w ulonc in doing good. DOROTHY BERTHA STAUFFER MDOT!! Hof Ilampcf' Out of my way. gum shoe Varsity Basketball '26-'27-'28g Orchestra '25-'26- '27-'283 Glee Club '26-'27: La Societe Franeaise '28g Art Editfr Annual '28g Yanki San '27. 'tDot is a lass with mischievous eyes and smiles. lVhen ever in sorrow or need of a friend call on Dot for sl1e is so full of humor that one's sorrow would vanish i11 a short tilne. The equal of her l1u1nor is hard to find in the class of '28. Bertha is known to the basketball fans as the famous peep shooter of Red Lion High. Although Dot is heavy sl1e could easily run circles around the opposing guard. Next year we will see Dot ill low heeled shoes, dresses four inches from the floor. H1111 a little cap perched on top of her head-a nurse. Tis fhc fiddle ye play and the smile yo wear 7'hflf'.v ll 'making ihc SIIHHIIHIY' e1ie1'ywilcre. ALMA COREDA TARBET msn Say, Kids Zaner Pen and Ink Club '27: President Ormar Blite Korner:-ial Klub '28g Hilltop Typist '28, May we have the pleasure of introducing our class- mate, Alina. who is continually talking. So they say, but it doesn't matter providing she wears a smile every day. She was almost overcome from having to sit quietly so long while she posed to have her likeness made for this great annual. Red wishes to ll9C'Olll9 a typist, and we are sure she will be successful, because she is very brilliant in this particular subject and she usually aceoln- plishes what she undertakes. Self-trust is the first secret of success. Twenty-si.r 1 . fe M447-I 'Ni' , TH Y A 1 r 1 , fK7- Jsbs :ram pix :L 'x-x Axvxfxrfx as-is mx -s A 1- - 2,11 ,vnf1.f1'1LL'A I 1 1'5 1 1 l l 1 l'f1 774' 'Jn' 1 mms-.ml P A 1 3 I A 5 A 3 A X Z 4 i I 1 1 3 A Q Q A 2 P A 2 ,ffATX Y AQ . it n A iw. . X 1 A 1 is 1 ' ' 4 x ' 5 ' 9 l F I 3 2 3 i 4 5 : E ' s 9 9 3 3 A F 5 y N H Sl 5 ,Fla .Y LY LIU SENIORS ARMINTA EVELINIC TAYLOR UINIINTAH Well, I'll lu' Dlll'lLi1d', Basketball Varsity '28g Hiking Club '28g Mathe- matics Club '273 La. Societe Francaise '28, Here comes the basketball team. Now the game has started and none other than Minta stops a beauti- ful shot which surely would have been a two pointer. Then the people ask. Who is Minta? Minta is our famous guard on the varsity. This is her iirst and last year on the varsity. As she is one of the Seniors she will graduate this year which terminates her stay on the basketball squad. Hflfillffl is H10 girl Who will lzvlp lVhl'l'f'1'ftl' help is lIl'!'df'lI..' ELLA SUSAN TAYLOR Et.I.m Yr Gods Poets Club '26: Ivlathematifs Club '27: Journalist Club '27: Inter-class Track Team '2'lg Hiking Club '28g La Societe Franraise '28g Alumni Editor '2Sg Hilltop '27-'28, Here is 'tEllie. one of the industrious girls of the class of '28. She is always 211110112-I the first to have her written work done. As a poet t'Ellie ranks among: the highest in the class. She also knows her French Ellie is one of the many biz talkers ill our c-lass. Whenever there is a noise she is always on hand. She has a weakness for red hair-we wonder why? She talks and talks. but that is l1111111111 She likes ilu' IIIPII. but she is fl Il.'07ll11ll,. JACOB KERMIT TAYLOR KERxt Uh, Gosh High School Orr-he-stra '27-'2Hg Seventeen '27g Bah '27g President La Sm-iete Francaise '22-lg High School Quartet '28g Come Out of the Kitchen '28g Class Basketball '27-'28g Baseball '28. This immaculate and determined looking young man is the possessor of a number of talents. Besides carrying around some dramatic ability, he is able to blown a trombone. and, for the size of him, has a very good voice. When he sings, he sings in a vibrant baritone way. Kerm is a good sport when out among the fellows and is always ready to do his part in the many school affairs. 44 None but himself can bc his parallel. Twenty-seven, X'-X X fmiisx I Q ix J W' f t 1. .' X If ml L, ,-5 .,. vnv v v v v v ' V, P, 'tl rf-muon n in-nfvfrnrpnenarnn-rfn-V 1-rn l ' It O Q l .P if it - -, 1 V X Q Nt ,f J Abi x x A x H x xYx1x L x x L is A A' r s ikqxr J,.114-nfn'u,u'n.u'n-ufntudfvlu11:-r1Lu'uf11cafu wffrrrrl- SENIORS IRIS HESTER THOMPSON HIIET77 Eels-cel: ll' Mathematics Club '27g Latin Club '26g Dramatic Club '27g G-lee Club '26-'27-'28g President of Glee Club '28g Class Basketball Team '27-'28: Hilltop Reporter '28g Associate Editor '27g Editor of Annual '28g Junior Play '27g Senior Play '28g Yanki Sun '273 Minstrel '28g Library Play '28g Orchestra '28. Eek-eek! Out of the way! Here comes Het , one of the giggling, but industrious girls of the class of '28, When humor is around Hester isn't missing, and when it comes to pulling down A's and B's she isn't missing either. As for playing the piano in Assembly and Orchestra- she surely can tickle the ivoriesf' Her capability as Editor-in'Chief enabled us to have the fine annual we have. Happy um I,' from cam I am free- lVhy 01m't they ull br? voiztcfnted like me? FREDERICK RICARDO TOOMEY I-'R1Tz Goa thafs Iliff Track '25-'26-'27g Basketball '27-'28g Zaner Pen and Ink Club '27g Ormar Blite Komercial Club '28g Come Out of the Kitt-henl' '28g Vicerpresident of Senior Class '28, He is known to his classmates as a lad with light hair and blue eyes. When it comes to typewriting he certainly can tickle the keys. He has big business ideas and sixteen years from now we will know him as a niillionaire. His greatest hobby is taking apart his watch and counting the pieces. We also admire Fritz for his athletic ability. He played substitute Center on the varsity and fought his l1ardest'wl1en put to the task. The 1v0rId's fl stage on fwlzich, all parts arc played. FREDERICK ANTHONY UFFLEMAN AISTUDS! Heaven'.w Gosh' Treasurer of Class '25g President of Class '253 Pen and Ink Club '27g Ormar Blite Krmercial Klub '283 Track '25-'26-'27-'2sg Basketball '26-'27-'28g Class Basketball Team '28. Frederic-k, better known to all of us as Stud is one of our happy boys. He is always in good humor and seldom worries about anything. Frederick has proved his willingness to try, as shown by his interest in different activities. The next thing that he is willing to try is to become a com- mercial teacher. 1 In the lmrieon of youth, Wlricla, Fate 1'rf.verz'f's For a bright manhood, there Is no such. ll'O1'Cl as 'fail' . Twenty-eight I . Q5-.sry N. . Y-. 3' 'it ., , XX - W , -31 vi if 9 f . , - - Vvfev.-xnvexnv-r .aww .ses-S.y.ev,,v..'.u..,w ' :' . i H' V V V V Y 'f 1'Vf' 7 7 rf' ' ' 4 ,U w' Q. ' 7 i Y' Q f rg - . , X 5 X ' 4 Q Q 'X N! . fkvmix'-xi norm'-iusuv-xvxs rv is .1 r .1 .v r s Q' V gi-nfnn 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 YI 4 4 u 4 r4 4 414 V SENIORS LESLIE SYLVESTER UREY c:LES19 My Stars Basketball '24-'253 President Sophomore Class '25- '26g Literary Society '25-'26q Penmanship Club '26-'27g Junior Class Basketball team '26-'27g Student Council '26-'27g Member of Track '26-'27g Come Out of the Kitchen '28g Varsity Basketball '27-'28. Leslie is another one of those handsome boys in our class. He is always slow, does not believe in being: rushed. neither does he believe in being overworked. But still Leslie can be fast and he can work as is proved by his good work on the basketball team. Leslie is forever carrying a library book with him. This shows that he is extremely studious. We do not know what Leslie is going to be but the dream of his heart is forestry. nTlLiI1k of rest but zrork orb. DOROTHY MAE WVARNER nor LaPimc'n Mathematics Club '27g Glee Club '26-'27-'28g Latin Club '26g Associate Editor Hillt-op '2Rg Pianist '26g Treasurer of Class '26-'27-'28g Minstrel Show '28g Yanki San '27g Scorer Girls' Basketball Team '28, . Look, who comes here! Dottie with her pleasant smile. Dot is one of the most animated girls of the Senior class. She is always ready to lend 'a helping hand to anyone. The young maiden is not heard very much around the halls, but get her out to a ,frame and y0u'1l see how quiet she is. Dorothy is interested in music, especially on pipe-organ music. She expects to go to college where she will continue her study. English is another one of her specialities. May thc Ul'l'llfl'Kf of SIICUU-V8 be Jwursf' PRESTON TITUS WVAUGHTEL woe on TONY ii.-1lI1ll1,01l',' Varsity Basketball '26-'27-'28g Varsity Track Team '27-'29g Varsity Baseball '26-'27-'28g Field Meet '26-'27 28g Zaner Pen and Ink Club '27, XVell! lVell! if it isn't XVop . One of the most popular boys of our class. He is one of our best known basketball stars. No one will ever forget how Wop worked to help R. L. H. S. get its many trophies. We all admire his talent in athleties. Why shouldn't we? Wop is one of the big boys of our class. He also has been popular with the ladies. A 'zcixc player ought fo ur-ecpt his throuvs And score them, not bctrnil his luck. 7'1l'eufy-nine ,X f ,vie X f l . C ' - . . . ' ,1 - 'l 'rg ' 1- - I 'h . nwmvfsuvfsfw s.xsfxv.sfsfw.wla awww o ' f 'l vzyuvrlfnwrf-zfvfrrf-rprfnvrf-mrfz nfnams f' H' Q- . . ,v ON K' ' if . l K ' s . 5 lx 1 2 Q 4 ', r A'-1l:h'oxyLXv1 'ever'-xifuerwwe :xxx ' vmer r XXV, ff' 14,7-1 17:40 -wa-f 41 -1 fu 'lrI1Jl1HfIlc77l wirnp .-' SlENlOlRS FLO MARIE XVINTER .ros1E Au: You donff menu H! Varsity Basketball '27-'28g Track team '25-'26-'21 '28g Glee Club '25-'26g Minstrel Show '26g Mathe- matics Club '273 La Societe rancaise '2Rg 'Treasurer of Class '27g Secretary cf Class '23: Come Out of the NVitchen '28. Well! Well! Look w11o's here l-'Josie of course!- that flaxen-haired lllillll with the ever present drawl in her voice. She is one of '28's outstanding athletics and many times has helped to bring home the bacon. Oh! Boy! she certainly can play basketballg she's our flashy side-center. Besides having athletic ability Josie is also an accoinplished musician. She can play and sing like a lark. But her chief interest is athletics and in the near future she hopes to take up physical education. 'I'hc gloss of fashion and mold of form, The obscrrcr of ull obscl'rc1'.Q. BEULAH MARIAN VVORKINGER UMICKYU ll hut's thc Idcr1? Treasurer Freshman Class '25: Latin Club '27g Class Reporter of Hilltop '26g Mathematics Club '2'7. Here we have one of the finest girls i11 our Senior class. Beulah has always been a willing worker and has taken a prominent part in all our class activities. Her i'l12l1'l1liI12' sniile has lV0ll her niany a friend in school. f!eulah's one great downfall is that she has too many cousins. At least. when you ask her who the boy friend is, she will tell you that he is only her cousin. Well we cau't blaine the boys for joining Beulah's relationship. l'omc lirc with mc. and bc my love. FLORETTA JENNTNGS WVORKTNGER Eno Good Gosh Glee Club '27-'28g Yanki San '27g La Societe Francaise 'QQ-ig Hiking Club '2-'lg Minstrel Show '28. Here comes one of the most talkative girls in the class of '28. She talks from morn till night, and S01l1t-'l'llll0S in her sleep. Yet in the class romp she was always very bashful and hesitated to talk, especially when asked by Miss Peterson. She is a lover of the opposite sex and can generally be found in their company especially with one named B-?. Although she is a good sport and is ready to take part in anything when asked. She can surely make the A's and B's shine in Business Training. us Slmidcr and 11111. infclligcnf and fair. 'll'l:cn HIIJIOIIPVS talking FIo's right there. Tll.i'l'f!l W-f THE 'Tm CUB c ,vl C F Z r a Y Y r Y F r r V P? E F Y V li F f . lx e A K L 'S a s s s K E N A a E R E s E' il 5 E 5. .Vi 1' I L i f , 11 Pl iw 1 'af-. , i.vqv.svnv:xnv-x.Mwfsvfsfwqvwqwnvunncss ' 'i' X' mann. V1 nnrnn-Ynrnvnnanarnrprfl zwrfim A 1 1' x,- , , J ' 1 r . - 5 5 , y f Pi - - .' 5 U 1 , Q Y 5 r v xvnv, Yum 1v,v,vx,g rrrrev rrravufaa ' CHARLES SEFHRIST ZARFOS HCIIASN 'illy Goslf' Latin Club '2fi: Presideni of .luniur Class '27: Junior Basketball Team '27: Business Manager Junior Play '273 Track '27: President of Senior Class '28g Business Manager of Senior Play '28: Senior Basketball Team '2-Wg La Francaise Societe '28, nflllilgu is without :1 doubt one of the outstanding leaders of our class. He has done everytliing to his best ability for the good of the class during: his two terms as president. Although Flats likes to have :1 good time he never- the-less is a very studious person. devoting much of his time to Slllllyllljl' and ranks high in the elass. Born for .wr-cess hc sccnzx, With graec to zrin. with heart fo hold. ll-llonor Lies in Honest Teil Mr. Ritz, or 'iloef' the janitor, works exceedingly hard around the school build- ing and campus. The result of his work is shown by the neat appearance of the school grounds and building. NVhen any work must be done, Joe will surely do l1is part. He has friends among the students and teachers and everybody likes him for his likable personaliiy. He is always cheerful and greets everyone with a, pleasant smile. The students of the Red Lion Junior-Senior High School and the Class of '28 Wish to thank Joe for his help in school by aiding us to make each year successful. 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Four years hare fioirn and left their mark, On that group of girls and boys, Life isn't any more, jnst at lark., And made of only joys. The tasks 1l'C!'l'0 done np on the hill Are not fafitholut their gains, T'Ve're learned to swallow many-a pill On the days irhen it only rains. But non' that our sehool days hare gone, lVe re sorry they're over so fast, IVY' hate to start to hurry along, And only renzember the past. Farewell to the elassmates of 'Tn'enty-eight, Farewell to the school we adore, Farewell to the buildings and halls so sedate, We'll never eonze back any more. Farewell to our teachers, thanks for all you have done, In helping as on our way 5 Farewell to these years, we have loved every one, What more, oh, what more can we say? ELEANOR HALL '28 Thirty-three TAC wh' it Loijoc Z l t 1 ltd! , ,V VA ,' 1' f' Q1 Fl' -1. ' 1 , , -1 iwfcves-.v.xAv s. awww. sfs.n. w.,v,a.u..wt,1 ' f- Yr X 'L H, ,,,,,,,r, ,,.,y,,,,Y,,,,,y,,,n,y,,g.y,pg new-ma: . g ' I' yu L 'H w 'N Q0 ' S 5 it ' 5 . . F ., - . Z X. 1 6 Q it 'xx A! ,f 1 -L H1l'ev Lbvmffwixf-xvw S-xvw. u x1-mcse: s fr. lmfrfu-14L2..v1.f:4ru.aa-ufmv.nf11a1-uulcafn QYIYEKE-J V Senior Class History N 'run .xU'rUMN or 1924 there was a grand rush at the door of the school Hi ugrkj jg house. Nearly one hundred Freshmen tried to enter the building at 01109. We were all frightened at tirst. but after we had organized we began to enjoy ourselves. The teachers all said we were the worst class that ever ,TAKWQJ entered high school. but we proved to them that we were not all foolish. -G5 NSW because we received fairly good grades. Kermit Minnich was our first President. As he did 11ot remain ill school very long. Morgan Snyder became our president. He served one semester and then Frederick Ufiieman received the ofiice. We were not allowed to do anything toward making money. hut we decided to have a party. XVe had everything planned. but a severe storm came up, and our first party was spoiled. This did not discourage us and we tinished our lirst year in high school successfully. About sixty-six of our original number joined us again in our Sophomore year. Some of the former members had dropped out of school and others remained in the Freshman class li. Frank Kaltreider was chosen as president. In November we held a bazaar in the High School building, and made quite a large sum of money. We worked hard for it, and we were very glad to put some money into our treasury. At the beginning of the second semester we elected Leslie Urey as our president. In April we sponsored a picture show entitled. As No Man Hath Loved. On the whole our Sophomore year was successful. About forty-six Juniors under the leadership of Charles Zarfos came back to make our Junior year the best ever. XVe all were industrious, and We had the highest scholastic average ill tl1e high school. We held several cake sales and quit a few Juniors could be seen at the curb market on the square selling cakes. candies, and pies for our class. In February we sponsored another movie. Laddie , which everybody enjoyed. At the heginnng of the second semester we chose Thomas Frutiger as president. In May we presented our tirst play Bah in the Lion Theatre. Tl1e last year of our high school life opened with pep. During the Slllllllltll' we had supported a stand at the Red Lion Gala Xveek Fair. Again the Senior Girls kept up their'reputation as star basketball players. Nearly all of the team was composed of Seniors. The Boys' Varsity also had a number of Seniors i11 it. Mugs Snyder and VVop XVaughtel helped to bring the cup to Red Lion. Charles Zarfos was elected president. I11 November we sponsored an Operatic Concert under the auspices of the York Uivic Opera Company. After vacation we studied hard and came through semester exams successfully. On March 13th and l-tth we presented our Senior Play, Come Out of the Kitchen in the new High School Auditorium. lt was a great success and every- body who saw it enjoyed himself. On Saturday. May 12th. a Tri-County Music Meet was held at Millersville State Teachers' College and Margaret Neff. a member of our class. won first prize for 1191' soprano solo. Although our number has decreased from nearly a lumdred to forty-three members we have striven to do our best and we will ever remember tl1e days we spent together in our dear old Alma Mater. HELEN KEI.I.Y '28 Thirty-four 1 ., A459 M 3 UIIYUYIIUUVVUYUYVYYYVYYUYYYUYIIYYIYUYY 'Wai ,' 'NIYYYYIIYUUUUYUIYIIYUYYYYYUYIUYYVYVUI' 5 1 1 Q 1' ' gYaYlhY9Y9 YJYDYB X1 Yvfflf'-PYYJVIY2 ,Mp lEZW'7 47 l7A77G'4'17GW1t7Il1011711717 '-X 1? gf Q qw, Cii 94929 Q 33:91 - 4 ' 1 1 ' 1 3 , f , ' .V L 4 w u . -3 w , v 1 P ' , X Y J ' 5 f! f vm 4 ' 4 , Q1 4 SW 1 1 I 8.5 1 I QM Q7 R QL 'l K r .- ,.4if 4 1 ' w 1. I 1 4 1 Old Fort NIllllllfl'I'n lrwrlfvrl uf '1 Iiroudiray and f'lIlli'll'N Nf1'w'i.w , IFIIX built in INN!! :mx nxrwl as Il , high xwlmol builaliuy uniil 1910. From 1910 Io 19:27 if rum :mod rm a grudc building. L,11 -11 ,1 n WT-RN A v vvxvw vwvv www K r-run nfr r Vvrrnrnrnr inn-rrrnw TH CB .. ix I 4' . 1' A' I ,wx I. - ' :'. 4 - ,., A - .. f. A .. .. fx I. .. .'w.a..wAv..-.I .I f 'ff , , , ,, ,, ,, , ,, ,A , ,- , . W- Q. n . -' D I x ' I 13 N' ' Z 'xx N X A, I . S' nv, -I A - . ,w , mvggxr ff. . ,f,,f,v,f,ff If ,1,rr- . .rf ,f, V W' X A'A'h'lLlYX'XYlY-'l'TX'X l'lWlYLh 177414144 1511141117171 111171 171717 gsurvrux L,I.HsD I ARNOLD. IPWIOIIT BROWN. PAUL BUCIIART, LESTER CHANDLEE, BIARION DELTIINGER. VVOODROXV EISENSMITII. BIELVIN GEESEY, HAROLD GEMMILI.. IGMERSON HAKE, ELIZABETII HEIBPICK, ARTHUR HEILAND, VIVIAN HIVELY, AMOS HIJRN, RUSSELL HYSON, HOWARD KAI.TRFIDER, JAMES KEESEY, ROMA Junior Cllss Personnel LAUER, RI.-XURICE LOGAN, GLENN HIAYES. ERNEST BICGUIGAN. JAMES BIILLER, VIRGINIA RIINNICH. NORA BIURPIIY, PAULINE MIISSER, MARY NI-:EE, LoUIsE OLP, CHARLES PORTER, JAMES RAUB, PRESTON SEITZ, QUENTIN SMITH, PIOWARD SMITH, CHARLES SMITH, LEVERE Thirty-sim SMITH. PRESTON SMITH, TIIELMA SNYDER. VIOLA STAUEIIER, CLEON STREAVIG. CHARLOTTE THOMPSON, JAMES THRONE. IIORACE UI-'ELEMAN, HORACE XVAGMAN, LORENE XVALKER, ELMA VVALLICK. REBECCA WAUOIITEI., KENNETH XVAUGHTEL, BIYRTLE XVILSUN, PAULINE ZAREOS, GERALD f xx X X 1 I X I X611 4 , X H 1 1 v xwmv-S.-sfw.wn',-.v..v.n4ur , maauavz nvnvz-71-rnrprnr r V r I V r x x f N X wv 1 1111 1 Ly. frrrffrlrgpgrrf LDA L x x x x -L43 -gmkigsx ,X ,L X fr,A hw- - Tiki faf. 1, 4-,k,1.4.v .1, J 1114 gupfpz 1 V1 Y 'nr Junior Class History :fats .fs , HE JUNIOR einxss consists of 47 members of which 34 are academic students. QM and 13 commercial students. The following officers were elected for the year: President, Levere Smithg Vice- Iii WLTEJIZ-' president, Horace Uffiemang Secre- tary, Mary Musserg Treasurer, Marion Chandlee. The following are the events of the Junior year whieh we wish to l'9lll91l1lJ0l'Z The class chose maroon and grey for its colors. A liallowelen party was held on the evening of November 4. The Junior boys suffered no defeats in the Tntere class games. The victory oi' the 'fehamps aroused the class spirit. Six of the Junior boys, fffharles Olp. James Thompson. James Kaltreider, Horace Vffleman, Charles Smith, and Howard Smith! and one Junior girl fC1eon Sta u fferl played on the high school basketball teams. The play Applesauce , under the direction of Miss Smithgrall, was given by the class on April 17 and IR. Those who took part in the play were: Lorene hvilglllilll, Roma Keesey, Rebecca Vifalliek, James Mefiuigan, James Kaltreider, Emerson tlemmill, lVoodrow Dellinger. Junior Class Omcers I'r'esirlm'1t .----- Lnvrznn SMITH Vice-presiflenf - TIoRAf'E IIFFLEMAN Secretary - - MIARY Mussmn Treasurer - - MARIAN CHANDLEE Tl1,irf1l-seven nYn nv xi v? Y 1 1 Q v v 1 use 'I , . Y .11 Anwzavz-YnYpW:Y1Y rr! Y I Y XFN-51 lvw Y LYXYWIBWLYAE XYJLY LY li LX L! I L 2x 'V1r7gff f . J1J4sH1HA1J4I1nU'cH5I1J1 71 ll-25:71 17111 7 , , Iv- I, i, 16.1 ,A 1, A X rf , ' ,Pj ,T , I .Ofn r 11 1 .. .. A .. ., f. A.. Aw... - f TI ' r, , , .f H- xg. I xl' K 'X 1 E 2 .X I X - X , . .,,.-. , , , ,, , .Z ANDERSON. LLOYD ANSTINE, CURTIS BARNES, GEORGE BRENNENIIAN. EARL BURG. EDNA CRISWELL. RUTII DETYVITIER. OTTO EATON. DONALD ENFIEIID, PAUL FREY. ALLEN GEMMIIIL. GLADYS GEMAIILL. BIILDRED flII'E. EVELYN GROVE. I5XVIGHT GROVE. SAMUEL HERBST. BIYRTLE HERSIINER, RAYMOND HIl.1lEBRAND, FHARLOTTE H1l1,TZINGER, ANNA IIOWARD, EARL HUTTKJN. WVILTON JA00Bs, CLARK Sophomore Class Personnel IQALTREIDER. FERNE KERR. XVILLIAM KINARD. FLG IQINARD, J. OLIVER Kl7III.ER. CHARLOTTE LANDIS. KEREN LAUCKS. FOSTER LUTZ, GRACE MATTHEW. XVARD LICGUIGAN. RALPH MCGUIGAN. ROLIAINE RICPHERSON. BERTIIIX NIEADS. VALESKA BIERGENTHALER. DOROTHY v RIILLER. C HARLI-:S NEFF. JOSEPIIINE OLP, NORA POET. EDNV,ARIJ RAUB, ALYCE IREICHARD, ELIZABETH RIDER, GEORGE HOSEMAN, BIADALENE Thirty-eight SEITZ, ADA SEYIS. GLADYS SIIENDERGER. IIESTER SNIELTZER. VIOLET SIIITH. CARI. SMITH, HOR.ACE SMITH. NOAH SMITH. VIVIAN SNYDER. DOROTIIY SNYDER. KATHRYN SNYDER. NIARION SNYDER, LESTER SPRENKIIE. RUTH STINE. STERLING STITELY, IEORCAS STRAYER. ROZENA THOMPSON, FORDYCE TOSII, JANET TROUT. XVILLIAM WVAUGHTEL, RIDLIAINE XVISE. BIYRTLE XVORKINGEP Y A X X , , I 1 v r ,af F, x fi- ' m N'-ev. x.-a. s.'auv.w,,n,vn1 ' f X rn asa, rf hwV,sZ-YfrYfwY1'vYf1Z1 1 I' ' dx Ar- ,f x x D: xY-Hbxf Dfvsxf m xi m-mfr I iss, Ai-H1412 uf7Lwn-'1fn-1-I4fu1u.ufI11HfV1 1 1 1 fn' sexo! Sophomore Class History Ur: cLAss began the 1927-28 term with an enrollment of 69 pupils. This number we hope to retain until gradu- S --.7 K' Li . . . ation time. The faculty' advisors for 5-s.,1awPai9f . . . this class are: Miss Francis E. Taw- ney and Miss Gertrude Foutz. At the beginning of the term the Sophomore Class enjoyed a Hallowe'en Party. Those present were dressed in faney costumes. Games were played after which refreshments were served. Several members of the class were honored by being chosen to take part in the play The Birds' Christmas Carol , which was given for the benefit of the library. The Sophomores who were in the cast were: Valeska Meads, Evelyn Gipe, Vivian Smith, and VVilton Thompson. t Sophomore Class Officers . President - - Hormel: SMITH Vice-president - NOAH SMITH Secretary - - KATIIIIYN SNYDER Treasurer - FLo KINARD Th irfy-nine xl. fl '4v' A XX ,A - A s v ixv www v wr w v wsu H-r V4 rfr V Y Yrrnvpn-wr Inn-W7 r rnr r M A 4. - Asn. R .. .. A ., .. .- .w.,v4,w.a,R ' , ' .1 .- .1 is .1 . n 1 -' 11 , f P. X. . n X ,rr K : vc A. ' ' . , a x X a R, ,gm f i ' h 'A'-'A HBH'xBH2B:xY-xvxwkii-'lvkirkvxvgi-n-mfs S ,1-nfranfu-g.,v1.fn-u'n-ma' H:UfJKfI1J1J1d1bm'1t-QYIYHK-' Freshman Class Personnel AILXIR. CARRIE ANDERSON. ELIZABETH ARNOLD, DIARY BAKER. f'HARl.0'I 1'l'I HARBOUR. ELSIE HRENNEAIAN. GEIl.Xl.lllNE HRENNEMAN. BIARY BURREY. IRENE VA AI PBELIT. IC NI ILY lTl'II'l'RICK. LOUISE I?x'NN1cK. XVIIAIA EISENSMITII. ICLVA FAUTH. VERNA VIJNCHBAUGII. AUIIREY FLINCHBAUGH. BIARGARET FOLCKOMER. CIIARLOTTE FREY. VIOLET GREIMAN. L1LL1AN GROVE, LUELLA I'iAl7GH. VELMA HUssON. PAULINE HYSON, ERMA INKROTE, JANET IKELLER. GRACE KEESEY, BIARGARET IQLINEYOUNG. BEATRICE IQNISELY, CHARLOTTE LENTZ. GRACE LENTZ. HE1.EN LovE. ANNA SIARSTELLER. ALAIEDA WICULEARY, RAE BIEADS. GERALDINE 3IlI,I.l'lR ALM!-TIJA NEFF. f'HARI,U'I l'E NESS. IIELEN' PIUKEL. ICDNA l'ICKEI,. FAYE QUIOLEY. IYEAN REAUHARD. Rl l'Il RIDDLE. NNTIIPIR KITZ. DOROTHY ROPP, AIILIIREII IiOsT. NIAIll6AI!lC'l' ROEEAIAN. I':I.IZAliE'l'lI RPRP. BIARY SLENKER, HELEN SMITH. IQATHRYN SMITH. BIARGARPJT M. SMITH. BIARGARET li. SMITH, RUTH SMITH. TH:-:LMA SPRENKLE. f'llARI.0TTE STEWVARD. IQATIIRYN TROUT. 11,-VFIIERXNE XVARNER. BIARGARET WOLF. HELEN XVAG MAN. IYOROTHY ZARFOS. IfUTH BARNHART. KENNETH BAsOM. xVII.l.I.-XM BICKINO. KENNETH BOWERS. UrEORGE ITEITZ. IIARULD EMENHEISER. YVALLACE ENSMINGER. Il-XVIII Forty FAUTII. HOWARD GRIMAL. FRANCIS HAKE. PERRY HAUOH. RAYMOND IllCRIlST. NORMAN Iqlil-TI'0RTS. HOWARD KODNS. ICI'ssE.1.L LAUCKS, UTTO LAVER. XVILIJANI LEIPIIART, HOWARD LENTZ. HAROLD LUTZ, PALMER RIARTIN. EDWARD LICGUIGAN. CITARLES Mc'GU1OAN. PAUL MII.I.ER. IIANIIALI. PANOLE. HORAUE POET, STUART QUIGLEY. ROBERT IQOSEMAN. CHARLES SEAKS, FELNOR SECHRIST. ELMER SHINDLER. IDONALD SLIVER, CARL SMITH, ERA SMITH. LESTER SNELL, EUGENE SNYDER, ELVVOOD TAYLOR. ULYDE XVISE. KENNETH VVOLF. HENRY ZEIOLER. RICHARD 7A Althouse, Lucile Bosley, Jestena Gipe, Beulah Gipe, Harold Grim, Emma Haines, George Haugh. Gertrude Heiland. Greta Hess, Eleanor Hildebrand, Rachael Hoffman, Lorie Inners, Ruth Keeports, Flo Kelly, Edgar Kilgore, Elizabeth Klinefelter, David Kyle. Vesta Landis, Donald Seventh Grade Lauer, Paul Leiphart, Hester Martin, Violet Neff, Rachael Poet. Charles Reinhard, Everett Rinehart. Ethel Svhnetzka, Mollie Smeltzer, Dallas Smith, June Smith, Samuel Snyder, Henry Stein, Eleanor Stein, Eugene Stine, Rir-hard Straushaugh. Iris Strif-kler, Flo Tyson, Charlotte XX agnian. Dorothy Wagman, Edward VVelty. Gladys Zarfos, Petty 'TB Arnold. Reba Pair, Rat-hael Parnhart, Preston l-licking, Ella Burkey, Florence Eberly Clerosa Eline, Richard Emenheiser, Earl Ensminger, Charlo Foilrkomer. Elvin Fauth, Ervin Fisllel, Dot' thy tte Flinchhaugh, Pauline Houseman. George .l at-ohs, Norma Jamison, Paul Kline, Elmer Ness, Arthur Ortman, Mary Ream-hard, l'ldl'lllC Keaehard, Jessie Rhodes, Clarence Rupp, James Rose-berry, Daisy Schroll, Mildred Smith, Cleo Snell, Ruth Sprenkle, Helen Stabley, Kenneth Stabley, Russell Taylor, Grave Taylor, Mildred XVallam-e, Porter Young, Preston 8 A Ba rshinger, Pauline Beck, Velma Brown, Anna Byerly, Olive Ferree. Doris Gemmill, Miriam Gohn, Martha Grimm, Julia Ellen Heindel, Elva Heyne, Louise Householder, Ethel Keener, Edna Love, Jessie Ness, Edna Olewiler, Grace Eighth Smeltzcr, Helen Snyder, Martha hteiu. Myrtle VVarner, Jessie Fertner, Luther Grim, Luther Grove, Elmer Lowe, Titus Matthews, Ray Mayes, Arthur Miller, Burnell Riddle, Elwood Sawmiller, VVilliam Sliver, Leslie Smith, Richard Tyson, Chester Grade Ziegler, Albert 8B Burns, Jeanette Grim, Virginia Hutton. Ethel LaMotte, Hazel I.aMotte. Vera Marsteller, Evelyn Rauh, Sallie Smith, Miriam Stabley, Charlotte Stauffer. Martha Stein, Alice Byerly, Reba Gruker, Mildred Craley. XVilliam Forty-our' Criswell, Ervin Ebersale, LeRoy Hall. Edward Haugh, Luther Keesey, Howard Kenney, George Kinard, Arthur Knisley, VVilliam LaMot-te, Jean D, Laucks, Kenneth Poet, Stanley Rinehart, Paul Sprenkle, Clifford Sprenkle, Russell Steinfelt, Joseph ,pr fx 951 9 iqvnfnvcxnv-xv.xsfqms.-s'fx.a..v,,v.n neu ' x X. nrpy,-, .1765-7,-Q Z-.r,,y 1- M, I 2 Q . , is nf' ,J - IH Q C U B K 'n 5'-'UNlvvai- l'Ql lY'l''F'v'L'fx' mx' L'-L' : i-.xg-!1fnfr4fqvq.yq.y.y,qLg.1,:11u uf11J1 ual.-uni wyrft Y 515555 ' A H ' 7 2 3 233451 .Q -1'L W 'yg' , 'fi I ' gl 4? 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I 5 .Q J , . , 4 X. , 5 9 Mr- j 2 ?,1..g,hnv Lnvfr-xl k'-xirxi D'k'-LY H4 vfgl-m 5' 'QNX 2.1514 54 1-7-wz1u'fn.ua4-qlq1141411-ualfa-11 7 V471 K- X Senior High Orchestra I ,I u.1':NcE REIGNEI1. Suddenly the sound of familiar and well chorded strains PQ mf 65 was heard to echo and re-echo throughout the building. Oh Yes! It was 97 C the weekly rel1earsal of the Red Lion High School senior orchestra under RX jf. the able leadersllip of Prof. Charles N. Gates. The orchestra this year. V as in f0lIl1el 191115, has lecelyed compliments fl'OIll all parts of the 5 L53 L ZR' surrounding neighborhood and has grained a wide and envied reputation Q19 AJ! l.., , . -M?-1 ,sf . NU among: tl1e high schools of the county. It has played for all the high school functions of this school year and on the 26th of January had the honor of plavinf' . P: for the meeting of the York County School Directors, which was held in the Vourthouse in York. Although we realize that a few of the positions will be vacated by the graduating seniors, we know that these will be ably fitted by members from the Junior High orchestra. The names of those who play in the orchestra and the instruments which they play are as follows: Violins-Dorothy Stauffer, Oliver Kinard, James Kaltreider, Fordyce Thompson, Allen Frey and Ernest Mayes. Clarinets-Horace Smith, John Haubert, Wilton Thompson and Otto Detwiler. Saxophone-D. Frank Kaltreider, Charles Smith, Thomas Frutiger, Lloyd Hoffman, Foster Laucks and Cleon Stautfer. Comets-Raymond Hershner and Kenneth VVaughtel. Melophone-Wilton Hutton. Trombone-Kermit Taylor. Drums- Ha1'01d Deitz. Piano-Hester Thompson. Forty-Jive 725 I B-Ilvhizl' LYS E LY-MF' LYJXYE AY:-Lt ki xl B Af A x k AH V1 H f fda! H'-HH lea UrHHfI1J1:Md16W11 7317! C-,Ire Qlub 2 ' Lqsofdefe vawxcaisc 1 'Q,aYvmWww:'1-cial Club' PY0l'f!l-Nfl' 1.74 14 J4 NCNIE. 4 3 4 D A ! L 2 U 2 ' - Q 1 3 ,4 Q Q A 4 F ' 2 . df ., X H., m NK' filii. A ,I 4 nj? 1 4 , i s e e A Q , 4 P 9 4 E 2 5 5 E 3 E ' A , E 4 S N- ' 1 5 fi K., fx L,-, fl! W1 4 Z, ..,4 L. ,L ,1' 'H -if Y 1 fl ' '21 . ,,1f.v.xqvexf.v .v.msfxv.y.a.fy.w.w.,v..-.-.set D 'fi ,M ffm 'I W n-vmvprf-vnrnnfrfm-rfz n-mm: n R . ' H' Q. ' . E , , 04 go lx ' P E 1 1 T K r X ' r XX P L 'VYLYYYYY Y 11XKAiL5g! ,JQVPI QAyQ4JAYf! If :V '71 'I N R' 5. ff. Tnln. .X ,x,L,.x,k .xvkg-.X gg ,A xr , - v - 5.1 x-Z! fi , 41.44, ff. f .f 1-4 pnnn 101 1-11 Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club was again organized under the able leadership of Miss Jayne Bayley who for several years has been the head of the music department in the Red Lion schools. The Glee Club has a membership of 38 persons. Because of the improved conditions of the school the Glee Club has had more advantages and consequently was able to participate in more extra curricular activities. On the whole the Glee Club has been very successful throughout the year and the practice has been good experience for the members. The Glee Club wishes to express their sincere appreciation to Miss Hayley for her fine work and remarkable patience. The members of the club are: Elsie Barbour. Geraldine Brenneman, Louise Dietrich, Wilma Dunnick, Evelyn Gipe. Grace Gxeiman, Luella Grove, Velma Haugh. Vivian Heiland, Lillian Grieman, Estella Hofman. Janet Inkrote. Margaret Keesey, Grace Keller, Flo Kinard, Charlotte Kohler, Geraldine Meads. Pauline Murphy, Josephine Neff. Margaret Neff, Edna Pickel, Alyce Raub. Elizabeth Reichard. Elizabeth Roseman. Mary Rupp. Elizabeth Sechrist, Violet Smeltzer. Vivian Smith, Dorothy Snyder. Kathryn Snyder, Marian Snyder. Rozena Strayer. Hester Thompson. Dorothy NVarner. Ilflllltlillf' XVaughtel. Flo NVorkinger. Iva Workinger and Ferne Kaltreider. The oflivers of the Glee Club are: President. Hester Thompson: Secretary. Margaret Neff: and Librarian. Estella Hoffman. La Societe Francaise This club, an entirely new organization in the Red Lion High School is composed of the members of the advanced French class under the direction of Miss Foutz. The following people are members each having a French name: Jean. John Atkins: 'Yvonne, Viola Barnhart: Elisabeth, Elizabeth Flinchbaugh: Thomas. Thomas Frutiger: George. Wilson Gladfelter: Grace, Grace Greiman: Guillame. Charles Grimm: Andre. Lloyd Hoffman: Raoul. Ralph Koons: Nicette. Carrie Miller' Marguerite. Margaret Neff: Berenice, Bernice Poet: Iborothee, Dorothy Stauffer: Ella, Ella Taylor: Pierre. Kermit Taylor: Helene, Minta Taylor: Cecile, Flo Winter: Berthe, Flo Workinger: Charlemagne, Charles Zarfos. A constitution was drawn up by an appointed group and accepted: also ofiicers were chosen. They were: President.--M. Pierre---Kermit Taylor: Vice-president-M. Andrea Lloyd Hoffman: Secretary-Mlle. Elisabeth-Elizabeth Flinchbaugh: Treasurer-Mlle. NicetteHCarrie Miller. These oflivers formed a committee whose duty was to make up programs which were to be presented at each meeting of the club. All of the programs given were very successful. During the meetings all conversation had to be spoken in French, and at no time was anyone allowed to speak in English-all of which was very amusing and at the same time very interesting. On April -ith and 5th the club gave a program in chapel which was greatly enjoyed by tl1e audience-even though it was given entirely in French. Ormar-Blite Komercial Klub The Ormar-Rlite Komercial Klub was organized the last semester but owing to the illness of Miss Esbenshade only a few meetings were held. The members of tl1e Club consist of the Senior Office Practice class and the Junior Shorthand class. The honorary members are Mr. Schlegel. Mr. Becker, and Miss Brinser. The Club supervisor is Miss Esbenshade. The 11an1e 0rm-ar-Blite was derived from the two class colors: the Seniors. Orange and Blue. and the Juniors, Maroon and Wllite. The officers of the Club are: PresidenteA1ma Tarbet: Vice-president-Mary Rider: Secretary-Olga Snyder: Hilltop Reporter-Viola Snyder. Members of the Club: Marion Chandlee. Kenneth Grove, Eleanor Hall. Jolm Haubert, VVilliam Heffner, Arthur Heibeck, Amos Hively, Maurice Laurer, Glenn Logan, Delmar Murphy. Charles Olp, Mary Rider, Quenten Seitz, Levere Smith, Morgan Snyder. Olga Snyder, Alma Tarbet. Frederick Toomey, Fred Uflieman, Horace Ilffleman, Rebecca Wallick. FOTt1l-SCUCYL nf: .,, ' If-,iniqic if-,141 Y 1,3 Qqify 3 Y gig ,V yvcyw ya 7:71 V1 YA AYAYII P5715 Z6 YA YA YAY1' Y Z' 71171 L Q C UB Coiigh , C Gmenw vac!! JH: vr Kfo 71 Forty-eight E: n A fl. 5 Y G' 'Q , Y Q : Q : F 5 : 'E 'B 5 .- 5 'S M r 5 'F N AX' h .V I ' .X I. K ,4 f A - L! , H L w 2 . 'S 1 E 'E N E E E Q E 3 N E . 5 5 5:11114-n-v1 G z ff'-SX 'ff' ix ,V H f Y. .' ' 1, 9 g, ra , I , , Uv. xumxfw .vm sfxv.s.,1-w.s.w.a..-..u.- ' , mn In- 1 nf vnu-vffrnrnrf-nwrn mana n n-n 1',Q I, , , 1 r ' '- n - Q E ' ' I f ' 1 E l. ff P xx .qw If . ,I Tivg,y.v-xv ,ngsg-gegvxngx gvgug 1,1 xv pager --1 iso-K !,f.'i'n-nfafufqtufn-H024-H-nfmu N11-fzfvffzfn-V1 7'f 'I 5-' l Junior High Orchestra Violins-George Wolf, Paul liIcGuigan. Henry Wolf, Howard Leiphart, Pauline Husson, Emma Grim, Preston Barnhart, Madaline Roseman, Ella Bicking and Russell Stabley. f'fll'll-f'f-X-KPl1l1Pf11 Bicking, Vlyde Taylor, William Lauer, Rachael Hildebrand and Arthur Mayes. Tron:bone-Martha Stauifer. Dl'lllll8-Ellll0l' Sechrist. Alto Su.r.-Stewart Poet, George Haines. Burnell Miller. XVilliam Sawmiller and Charles Rosen1an. Jlclody Na.:-.-Ethel Householder and Ricllard Ziegler. Tcncr Sum.-Otto Laucks. Pianist and A M-Yfkfdlll?-V9llll2l Haugh. .Iulia Ellen Grimm, Grace Olewiler. Charlotte Tyson and Elizabeth Kilgore. Sewing Classes In order to be recognized as Junior High School it was necessaray that the seventh, eighth and ninth grades have classes i11 Domestic Art and Manual Training. As there was no available time during the regular school hours, these classes were held at four o'clock, once a week. The sewing classes were taught by Miss XVilson. Miss Kreidler. Miss Tawney and Miss Foutz. The familiar orange and black sewing bags are the work of the girls which also included the making of tiowers, costumes and various garments. To the sewing class belongs the credit of mending the flag and of custuming the Latin play. Vvhlle the work has been somewhat handicapped because of the hour, a great deal of good has been accomplished. Next year we will be fortunate in having an instructor who will devote all her time to the teaching of Domestic Art. '1'he following is a list of students who were in the sewing classes: Beulah Gipe, Emma Grimm. Gertrude Haugh. Greta Heiland, Lorie Hoifman. Vesta Kyle, Violet Martin. Jessie Reachard, Cleo Smith, Ruth Snell. Iris Strausbaugh, Mildred Taylor, Charlotte Tyson, Gladys XVelty, Florence Burkey, Carrie Adair, Velma Beck, Margaret Flinchbaugh, Virginia Grimm. Martha Gohn. Elva Heindel. Louise Heyne, Ethel Householder. Pauline Husson, Ethel Hutton, Erma Hyson, Vera LaMotte. Edna Ness, Miriam Smith. Martha Snyder, Charlotte Stabley. Alice Stein. Myrtle Stein, Martha Stautfer, Lucille Althouse, Rachel Bair, Pauline Barshinger, Anna Brown, Olive Byerly, Doris Feree, Flo Keeports, Edna Keener, Grace Olewiler, Daisy Roseberry, Eleanor Stein, Jessie Warner, Charlotte Ensminger, Betty Zarfos, Irene Burkey, Charlotte Folckomer, Almeda Marsteller, Louella Grove. Audrey Flinchbaugh, Mary Brenneman. Emily Camp- bell, E. Geraldine Meads, Elizabeth Anderson. Manual Training Department DAVID ENSMINGER IIONVARD FAUTH LUTHER FERTNER PERRY HAKE NORlI.AN HERBST PAUL JAMISON I1AROLIl LENTZ ARTHUR BIAYES STANLEY l'oET GEORGE RIDER IIOBERT QUIGLEY Fort y-n ine DONALD SHINDLER LESTER SMITH JosEPH STINEFELT CLYDE TAYLOR IQENNETH XVISE SENIUR CLASS PLAY Come Out of the Kitchen UA ST O Ii' PHA RA FTERS Olivia I32ll1H9l'f'i9lIlf.-llillhf Jam' Ellvn Elizalhetll IJ:u1gv1'Iield-Alias Aruminfu Mrs. Fzllkeuel'-'I'1u'l.'r'r's Nisfm' - f'0l'il Fzllkollel'-lim' D11uyhf1'r xxlllilllllil-Ulf1'f1I'S Rlrmlc Afflillillll - Burton f'I'2lIl91Fl'0IIl fhv North - T11tllllilS I.effP1'ts-Nfrzfisfirvll Poet - Solon r1'lll'k6I'-'f'I'IlIl! S Atfornvy und Gu Paul Dz111g:e1'Hvld-Alifls Smitlzfirlfl - K'h:11'les I,2lIl26l'fi9l1l-Alfllm' Brimllelnlry Rslndolph XVQQKS-Aflfilf of the Danyr'rfir'Idx - Ex.1z.usETH SECIIRIST - - Fm WINTER IloRo'rH1' XVARNICR - HESTER THOMPSON - - OLGA SNYDER D. FRANK K.XI.'l'REIDER - J. PALMER BURQ: - IQERMIT TAYLOR FREDERICK Toomey - JOHN ATKINS - LESLIE Yum' N135 lljfffv er' L Min Smifljyall ? Mus Pefnf any JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Appl1esa1uQe'9 ' FAST UF l'IIAHAf l'I'lRS B121 IfUhillS0ll - - Pal li1llhillSllll - - Mrs. Ji-'llllif' Baldwin Hazel Robinson - Matt M1-Allister Bill Mc-Allister - Rollo Jvnkius - Fifty - Iimu Iii-zlcsm' ICMICRSUN G11:xrxIII.r, - Ihclzmcxx XV.xI,I.Ic'K - LORENE XVAGMAN - -XVUOIIROVV l,EI,I.INlLICR - JAMES McGU1u.xN JA mis K.u.TRb:lnIm vi an A ,hu mxfw s.mNf,v4s wmv-wmv., . -.n v ---. Q- U-ian V1 n v,-nfrprr-Yzwrnnrrn ni. Z 7117110 0? .1 U'l'4Y2x'1'x':k'AxYaL'd 1-xvx xv u m-um'-1: fx -mfnfu u'7Awu-ufmu-aufucuffz-11-1141-ffrrrv www' f XX Q v 1' , -1 f . E X T K' xx y f X , X ' f T0 M we a' if' L fww v ,Y 'Z As ' 5 .. I ., Ok RCA! iiaijzivfe? ' Fiffy-one ' ' . V r'r nv r v n r mn-n n- 11 x X 4 ' X K 1 5 .. i,1uYuYfkVcSf'xW si-Yidfliri-X-Sxxf e'.n'xs'Cx1f X HTVJQ- VI 4- 157 f' I1 IYVA 1 It YAY F: A . ' 14 ' r, , , ' : P: ' . ff I rs '- , ,1 xx U f . , 1 1 w11111 1 1111 1 , vyf ,qg,.qqvr,1 rrevnurrrif ?bp-x.wx'LJx1x-'xsxexfm rwxlx me npr r 'rx 4-4f1u-7Jx - f -' ' fl -I D141 Girls' Basketball fi HE GIR1.s' llASKE'l'llAl.I. 'PEAM played through one of the most brilliant seasons of its career. In the tirst Killlll' of the season they lost to XVrig:htsVille, L captainship and leadership of Liz Flinchbaugzh they were able to con- Evy tszfg tinue their winning streak through eleven straight games. VVithout a e s ew N gif! but this gaine was the only one. they were forced to lose. Through the if C Q, . Q 9 P35 CS-MJ-AN doubt. this year's team has been as perfectly balanced as any team that Red Lion High has been able to produce. l'onsiderable credit should be given Dot Stauffer and Liz Flinchbaugrli for their excellent playing of the forward ositions. Il At this time we should give Miss Sara ll. tlraeff all the credit that she so richly deserves. lt is through her planning and coaching: that Red Lion High has been able to boast of such a championship grirls' team as has been p1'oduced this year. Miss Graeff has an excellent understanding of basketball and one need only to look at the team she has produced to coniirm the above statement. This year's team has tried very hard to uphold the respect and tradition that has gone before it, and they have done just that in an admirable manner. The girls' basket- ball teznn of this year deserves the respect and honor of every student in Red Lion High. It is this team that has helped to put Red Lion High on the map athletically and what is much more it has kept it there. This team is now of the past: it has done its work and done it very well. Next year, another team will be whipped into shape to uphold the traditions of this team, and as each succeeding year breaks forth let us try to make it better than the preceding one. I-'iffy-11110 :- 1 1 X if X K f ,, . 1 , 2' . '1 X i,vf.v.-sqm new s.N.s,-ew.sfsfsmv.-.v,xw..v..1n1 ' F ln mesa.-rf nflrnzsvfrnrf-rnnarf mrfn z-nm-E V4 1. - pq. Z A l '-'I ' s Z r lx Q - , , f , .J . , -Q IL -. ' X ' ,X 5 4 - f w ' Y 1 X 7 Y 5 V .K NU :AV-'DJh H'LJl sr-suv-xvn gs-gnu tp uf,-.1 .g -g K Y Y, .q,r,.q.wq.,wQ.q,qrg.,q. pq rprgrq- 4 uf 111 wvrn' El' Boys' Basketball tw, was ,. AsKIsTn.xI.I. Ins ALWVAYS been the banner sport in Red Lion High. and the past, season has shown the reason why basketball has always been popular 52 sport in Red Lion High. Athleties have made our higrh school life more ti ,Q enjoyable. more entertaining and what is more, have created the school We if tiff N ' QSM C A 7 ss 'if K 4 , JA A victory? Red Lion High is noted far and wide for the fame of her basket- ball teams. The York County Scholastic Basketball League which was organized tive years ago l1as given tl1e trophy to Red Lion four years out of the five years of its existent-e. spirit which is needed in every school. Did it not make your blood tingle and your spirit reaet when you saw your team coming flown the floor and then with a miraeulous shot put your team ahead and on the road to This year's team was the result of several years 4-oat-l1i11g: and it proved that all was not in vain. The team with the eneouragenient and direetion of our much respected coach immediately stepped into tirst plat-e as the season progressed and never lost hold as the leader. On the team we have Morgan Snyder, forward, who has played varsity basketball for three years. He was eleeted eaptain of the team and he also took honors as the high scorer of the league. He graduates this year. James Thompson. the other forward, very ably helped the team on its march to victory. 'tYotz Olp. our stalward center, led the team in its defense and also in scoring. Preston lVau2htel. the guard who sent many of the teams home with a low st-ore, is probably the best example of the splendid talented players Red Lion has ever had. He gradautes this year. Foster Laucks and Oliver Kinard held down the other guard position. Both have at least two years of basketball and should be a great asset to tl1e coming teams of Red Lion High. Fritz Toomey and Les Urey. both seniors, were a great aid to the team as subs and both did very good work. We also wish to thank Mr. Johnston for the work which he has done to make Red Lion High's team a ehampion. Fi ft y-th ree 1 ff! X .,,. Q. 1 'W' ,I ,. A 'V wx 3, wx, - X , ff Hy , , , . . X Hvnvfwnvn :nv a.mwfw.s.-sumanw.,v..v..nuf ' if ' 1 main, rf n,r.-zvvfrnnwrfnfrn n-vfz nsrfmxs ,- 4 ' X2-x, 2 U X ' N K : n XL I , X . , J i th. 4 Q I 3 a X 'A ,ff f -xhnnnsv gfngfn-.gugqgsgjr-uns p'g.,,1- g-,1 ,- KX- - X fnfrlvq-.qcq,q,g.q5q1l1J4fyfq q,q.q.uu11av1 77111 nb IIE BAs1fnA1.1. SEASON OF 1928 was a very successful season for our boys. X334 As a member of the York County Scholastic League. Red Lion was more ,agp L than able to hold its ow11 against its opponents. winning all the games 'except two. One of the games ended in a tie with Stewartstown: and 'f1'Q,75h Qf t.he other, a close one, was taken hy New Freedom. The pennant this S-4' fish-Q . . . . year will he placed in the halls of Red Lion High, to represent the tirst 'Si i x 'QJ Baseball Pennant taken hy the school. Mr Johnston. certainly is to be congratulated on the manner in which he coached the team, making the right changes at the right time. and always keeping the team on its toes. The material from which he selected a winning combination was exceptionally good. Only a few were seniorsg which fact should indicate a fast and ditiicult team to defeat next year. The team early in the spring was handicapped greatly by weather conditions and had to guard against. sore arms and stil? joints. Nevertheless. the boys kept plugging away and, as a result effected a good combination. Yom Olp will long be remembered by his fellow team mates for his wonderful pitching and for his hitting in the pinches-partieularly, for his hitting in the pinehes. To Yom , it seemed a crime to hit anything less than a three-bagger when two or three men were on the bases. The members of the club are as follows: Levere Smith, mauagerg Fred Uftleman, scorerg Preston Raub, Charles Olp, Preston Waughtel, Kenneth Waughtel, James Thomp- son, Oliver Kinard, Kermit Taylor, Foster Laucks. Allen Frey, Horace Uflleman, Wilson Gladfelter and Arthur Kinard. Fifty-four Z-XX X' X f fi X- xx A Vx ' av A ' 1 Q1 11' Q ' XI . f 4 I . . I ,v,.v..vf.vIx..v .w.mw,,v..v,,w,.v.a.w w..-..-.u ' 'f' , X mm 1- rf nun-z-vfrnvz-rnnsrnn-rfn zmmr I I T Q. ' X 1 Y V x I I fx ' ' 2 Q ,f 4 Agn, 1 ',1,g,v,v ,v,v,g.gEg.x1.g g.p,g ,H X- A1 L--g g is-xr 1 ,nary qfya-2-ara-u-nfufu u-r1.r1.v,,114a-11 aint R. L. H. S. Second Team 1927-1928 KI-:NNI-:TH XvAUGH'1'l4IL HOWARD SMITH DONAI,Il EATON LEVERE SMITH IIORACE ITFFLEMAN Class Chzimps--Girls X'IVIAN SMITI1 fl'0Ill,'hJ GILICE LIITZ EVELYN f1IPE MAIIIAN SNYIJEII ROBIAINE BIIIIO X7ALESKA DIPZADS FLO KINAIID CHARLOTTE HIILEEIIANII DORCAS STITELY RUTH SPRENKLE Class Champs--Boys Q CHARLES OLP, Coach PRESTON RAUB CHARLES SMITH LEVERE SMITH KENNETH WAIIGIITEL HOWARD SMITH HORACE UFFLEMAN Fifty-five fffSX ,ff If V7 ,V X , , , 4' A 1. . , ,, - 1 V- ,m 1 f - r. , vnmxv-xv:xnvfs.xxf.v.x.fsfx.aqv,c.-'knew ' ' . N mmm. V1 n'-rf-nxvn nvnrf- nr,-rf-rfn Z-'nw ' . G, Q' . 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A, V A, 4 X 9 Q 11-'l ' .f A , A I ' I Y ,.wf.msnvL-s-s.v-w.msf-ar.s,sf4r.w..v,w..n.uu V f' , , l maya -rf nan1z.vprf-vnrnnwrnn-rfn zarnmr E 1 xx- ? F x 'A -' H - vi N, Q - ' . , J .1 . , -. . n X ' E I E P X- 'qu jf I' . xt . ui- whvv-LY-vanaraxv-xifxi-H-wax'-in nfs-m r 's X fffy.-r,fq.q.7,y,Q.q,qtgqv1.q 1,-r1lr1up11fn.11 aria-rf Tennis Club The members are as follows: George Rider, Horace Smith, Fordyce Thompson, Raymond Hershner, Leslie Ifrey, Evelyn Gipe, Valeska Meads. Vivian Smith, Allen Frey, George Barnes, Mi1d1'ed Gemmill, Kathryn Snyder, Earl Howard, Edna Burg, Josephine Neff. Gladys Gemmill, Grace Lutz, Flo Kinard, William Craley, Randall Miller, Charlotte Folc-komer, Madaline Roseman, Janet. Inkrote, Charles Roseman, Charlotte Kohler. Anna Love. VVilton Thompson, Velma Haugh, Elizabeth Roseman, Palmer Burg, Harold Geesey, Ethel Householder, Charles Smith, and Preston Waughtel. Manager - - HOR.ACE E. SMITH Secretary - - W. FORDYCE THOMPSON T1'ef1.v1u'r'1' - - RAYMOND HERSHNER Fifty-eight f X f X ' x if . 11 fl f ' X Q , ,I I , K .. V, uvhvuv. 1-7.1 tw Nuvfgvf s .vf .v.s..v.a..-. .unit A ' brain 5 p,,,g,,,,,,,y,1rfn-7,-an-W' z Z' wma: I 1 ' V' X ' V l i 'N wt' ' g il f z ' ' - ' . , .1 - .1 .h 1 7 Q If 5 :Q sq- 1 -TL'-'A'1h'1l L'Jl'2L F- k l'-XY D 'E 'L' L' LVLYL'-L' ii 15,7 H XZJLKQ4 Q' H- 7114 71 U llfll4'l' 'lf7l19f7l 7 7171 Hiking Clu U'v0'1'C Mrcnty more miles to go, lI'c'1fe twenty more miles to go, We hike Hilfllvfll? and we rest uzchiilc. Wore uinctccn more miles to go. ,viz wr 0 SANG A GROUP of jolly girls headed for the river one bright Saturday W Q-imc morning in late fall. This hike was so successful that since then we have taken about twenty more hikes. All the hamlets within a radius of ten miles have been explored by this ambitious group of girls and jk, among our longer hikes were several to the River and Devil's Hole, our Jf, f-Ay! favorite haunts. No program for entertainment was ever planned for these hikes but we never lack fun. With the songs and antics by some of the talented members of the club to say nothing of the most important feature-eating-time passes JJ' c- ' - Q, 55? E3 rapidly. Around the camp fire at Indian Springs thirty girls joined in feasting on the caloriferous canine and toasted marshmelloxvsg and again at Devi1's Hole, twentyefive ate breakfast which had been cooked over a smoky tire after four miles of hiking and a log rolling contest. Not only the inhabitants of the towns which we visited were interested in us but even the dumb animals, especially dogs, were aroused to curiosity. Rags, a small black dog that followed us on one of our trips, sampled so much of our lunch that he had to be carried home. The only time he tried to walk he made our hearts nearly stand still by almost colliding with a machine. Some of our teachers proved themselves excellent hikers. Miss Hall, Miss Peterson, Miss Brinser, Miss Foutz, and Miss Graeff each have several hikes to their credit. We feel that the meories of enjoyable incidents on these hikes will linger for many years. It is to be hoped that next year the club will carry on its activities on even a larger scale. Members of the Hiking Club: Wilma Dunnick, Audrey Flinchbaugh, Elizabeth Flinchbaugh, Mgr.g Charlotte Folckomer, Evelyn Gipe, Luella Grove, Janet Inkrote, Roma Keesey, Grace Keller, Flo Kinard, Charlotte Knisely, Grace Lutz, Helen Lentz, Grace Lentz, Almeda Marsteller, Rae McCleary, Geraldine Meads, Josephine Neff, Helen Ness, Nora Olp, Alyce Raub, Mary Rider, Dorothy Ritz, Madeline Roseman, Elizabeth Reachard, Elizabeth Roseman. Thelma Smith, Vivian Smith, Dorothy Snyder, Kathryn Snyder, Marian Snyder, Ruth Sprenkle, Valeria Stein, Dorcas Stitely, Ella Taylor, Minta Taylor, Myrtle Waughtel, Romaine Waughtel, Pauline XVilson, Helen Wolfe, Flo VVorkiuger, Iva Workinger, Erma Keeports, Mary Brenneman, Anna Love, Dorothy Wagman, Charlotte Kohler, Charlotte Hildebrand, Valeska Meads. Fifty-nine 'X A xfx .2-Y f N1f5f TH 1 Al ' l 4 1 5 P I 1 wnvcsqv x.xxfxv4s x.s.aqv1xv.uu1cu ' f N 'H Q X Y r , i x Q ' x Y b'4,11vv1wvt,x uwxxxxx g, Y-VM I!! . r Inn-vrf-rr-rnmf-.-f 'x,x,L WLLL rx g -mag g,k , - - . Q XM .xwypq-u1g.,q-g.q,g.q.:4.qfu 1.11-uu1.1aFr1 u 1 AW Q'i2 LW, 55 X .:A. Q , A F' 6 . W ST 0 xg i Qin N sl , ,gg X X 'fb a A EY QKL y 5? ,,,A, 7 12425 4 Y ' 'L ?11yf4 4,07 'bw ' 'W Y :L -I, . 7 1-. Q fgfr gfwfpig M635 Q ivi M f M .r 4 gig QE f 1- 3 M Eg-gsfifg ff . 1, .L 1, ,. Aj 3.4,-,iz 2 xo' 6? - :J Q' wh' 1- W ,,,' ' in lf' Q- Q A H' s , igggm 'N A I -gbwil a :gig 'IZ I Q' ,35- H ' ' ' QQ ., fx A, I-12.4-:J LIKE. 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'H-HGH-2-'A'7'U '1f'l'l 1 l' Ll Acknowledgment The management of the 1928 Cub acknowledge with many thanks the helpful and consistent co- operation of all who have in any way helped us, and especially the business firms whose ad- vertisements appear in this volume. The interest of these merchants was prompt- ed by their friendship for the Red Lion High School, and it is our sincere desire that the Red Lion High School will in turn be of benefit to them. Siu-ty-I zrn For Graduation - The - Bui1der's Hardware Royal POftable Meclianids Tools IN COLORS .. if, - DEXTER - ZI'gZzta.,,,,,-Q VJ. Double Tub Washers and -f2f2:::33:::T EQ ' . r . Stag Paint 1m. One gallon makes two . A . i t of Beauty for Long Gt Service, Complete with Case 60.00 H. W. SHEELER BANCROFT 33 S. Duke St,. York. Pu. mn 51561 RED LION, PA. 'FPQIUIIPI'-G0 to the lihrury :ind bring: me the zllltolmiogrmplly of Franklin. Pupil-Who is the Author? Miss lVilsou who wus looking nt Miss SlIlifllQ.l'2lll'S exhibit of Engrlish work saw sign. English ltN '. and exolnixnecl: Ten Cents! Are yo ugoing to sell those? Bet-ker tln Physivs C12lSSPfNZllll0 1 simple llltli'llillG? M. P:iN1-'l1Sllliflli:X Ruivk. the ET'Lu3i.. - ::':': Y igr, mffr' Jliimm, iiii '5'! gFi,Q! ! ,''EL 1H - R E S b k SL S P1cture,D1plomaand E. o o t I ' ' ' : .ro ec , on Certificate Framing . Interior Decorating and , SIlPC'lilllZlIlgI in f'l1llI'Cll I Mirror Reframing E and l ALBERT KOCH l'uhliv Building Decorations 51 XV. Gay Street Yr RED LION, PA. ...... ........ Hot water, alwaysmaiy-that's AUTOHOT, built for yourxmdl home and for your income by RUUD. We recommend it to you, knowing that it has given satisfaction in homes of many of your friends and neighbors. Monthly payments without red tape make it easy to buy. Stop in and we'll tell you. Hot Water Try Ruud Autohot at our expense for 30 days. Use it, test it, lhen tell us if you Wish to keep itg if a not, Weill take it back without red tape or any obligation on your part. Interborough Gas SL Fuel Co. Phone 48 33 E. Broadway, Red Lion, Pa. 5' Dov Miss TawneyfVivian. what three things injure fm'e-sts? S2lli'lll-'l Sllllill?I1lS9l'iS. tire and cutting: 'ein down. Joe Neff' in English l'lass-Legrand had a hlack iwgrro with him. Miss Graeii'- Ralpl1, explain how Nilllfllt-Will Ill CEIIIIQ in vontavt with the Monroe trinef' Ralph lill'Grlll2'2lllff:Xfi't'l' he-sitatingrl- I know what it is but I can't express it. Miss GI'ZlPfT'ii'S9llll it by freight then. we 1lon't eare how it mines just so it gets lieref' Miss Graaff-liiftel' giving: out exam papv1'l- XVe'1l now start the lit.-'V0lllflUll.u FRANK N. RosEMAN ELECTRICAL WORK Fixtures --- Supplies Posto?Hce Building Red Lion, Pa. EAT E RITZ'S TASTY BREAD a Sherwood F. Ritz Bakery L 25 East Broadway RED LION --.. PA. I ,Y-H -M s Y Y ,x-- . ,H .,.,.wwm-.,.,...w..W,,.,W.w.Ww-Hwywi 9 Mmsk luUU.jj1v,xu.yUvrnv VVVV IWWWV in llyll W , ,, - - we 7 W 1: W7 R:-' W W ' 'inn ,XZ 37 ey Y -3 lunn...1u. , Y tw - f Compliments of RED LIGN CIGAR STORE L. WEIST MILLER, Proprietor Compliments of M 0 , i meiy H. B. TYSON A. Always Featuring the Newest l General Merchandise in Trimmed and Tailored Hats. l F KLINEDINSTS Cor. Broadway and Franklin i' 35-37 N. Main Street York Phone 43-W Can You Imagine? Fordyce Thompson without those childish ways? Marian Chandlee short and Sweet? Charlotte Kohler entering I1 conversation without mentioning Mugs' name? Charles Smith not bothering the girls? Allen Frey doing all he says he's going to do? James Mcfiuigan without Velma? W. B. WARNER'S Service and Reliability Call on us for PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM IMPROVED ICE CREAM : Red Lion's Oldest and Largest Distributor of Dairy Products y I ,H ,151 . -jlivf 4x,mx Cglux' vi ,f L41 ..5s,Xu Xxx F YOU ARE the sort of Worn- an who wears sports clothes for sport you'11 need our help often this summer! For We're especially equipped to dry clean every item of your Wardrobe - from sweaters to dancing frocks. Y . Mmm Omen Pine st ' Branch Office: 23 Eu! 8 Boundary Ave. Phufdelphn SL Dial: 2160 Dual: 2274 DRY CLEANING WORKS CLOTHES IL HELP YOU WIN ...DRY CLEAN THEM OFTENER! R. W. SNYDER, Agent PHONE 155-W Red Lion - - - THOMPSON SCHOOL Opposite Postoffice, York, Pa. Courses : Accountancy Filing Secretarial Civil Service Salesmanship Drafting Commercial Teacher Banking Accredited by the American Asso- Made from pasteurized Cream HANFORD'S FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER Making it a most healthful ciation of Vocational Schools. P 0d'lCt Distributor EMOUNOW EVENING c. J. HELFRICH DAY WHOLESALE ' ' e Delicatessen Send for our new catalogue PA. Can You Imagine? Where some of the high school students would get their light lunch if Bill's would close down? W- X , 4 r i , VVhat the C'llG'XVlI1,2' gum Ill5lI'lllf2lCilll'9l'S would do if Clark Jacobs quit chewing? Leslie Frey without his tine collection of Ford carsf? James McGuigan not lookillgjilge a professor? Q L Liz lieichard not thinking everything: is a hugh joke? In--.-un-ng--nuIIn-nu--u-nuInuIInu-nunun--.nn-nuns-un.-U --uulu--un..nunun.n-.un-nn.-u-In 1 - - 4- Do You Want Your Child to Make Good? Statistics show that the boy or girl who has had a college education has a far better chance to make good than the one who has not had this opportunity. Put your boy and girl on the high-road to success by insuring their education. An Equitable Policy will do it. The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the Ilnited States Paul E. Hilbert, Phone 5-R, 242 N. Charles St. I N V Consolidated Tobacco Co. Manufacturer of High Grade Scrap and Dealer in Connecticut Binders and Florida Wrappers Purity Ice Cream Tasty and Nutritious, Too But more than that, PURITY ICE CREAM is the greatest pep- 1'0Sf0l'Gl' you can find on a dull Sticky day. If you are feeling Tired don't take it out on your friends, but take them into a Purity dealer and treat them to Purity If-e Fream and dou't forget to take home a quart. YGRK SANITARY MILK CO. When UH TW' of The ozez Reliable Picnic and Cuting Supplies auick R b mm el House The Variety Shop 5c,10c,25c STORE 26 Years Under Une Management ZS N. Main Street -' Red Lion, Pa. A Good Place to Edt Can You Imagine? A Senior called D playing baseball on the streets with the Gemmill Kids? Tom Frutiger driving a 1914 home-made Ford? Charles Smith almost beating Charles Paddoek's tin e ' 100 yd. dash? Wop Waughtel with a jail warden's daugliter? Wilton Hutton dropping: out of the orchestra? Private 7 We Heal Zicguli 21:13 and Save Hair Cutting Parlors N .,e.ee-.,.ee! For Ladies and W ff I f n Children All Styles - - 35C I Moody Building Echo Barber Shop Red Lion, Pa. Red Lion Ice Company Phone 23-W 400 Tons in Reserve ICE-Nature's own refrigerant -never gets out of order. Think it ofuer. Can You Imagine? Oliver Kinard w tl t tl t vurly hu Clark Jacobs ot I g., 1 la ly W lk t the vmste l 1 Let Elizabeth Re 1.1 d t l1llf.,i Ferne Kaltrei le ct le-mg, tf1 dw Crown Barber Shop It Pays to Look Well, Richley Building First Ave. Red Lion, Pa. A. L. BEAN Philco Batteries and Sparton Radios 224 First Avenue Red Lion, Pa. --un-n--nun---n....uInunnn-nunun-nun-nnnn-.nn HOLTZINGER'S B KERY Phone 37-W QI -I , QQ MI ' FBQNQ . 657 ' 1 O 4 I . n O 2 45 N.Ma1n St. St 1 jg Red Lion, Pa. il 'QM T- A25 E l':GuZz Q 5 VX l l . Red Lion bread builds healthy bodies oUR SPECIALTY: l Picnics, Social Supper-s, and Banquets, Bread, Groceries, and 'fEverything T : lVhy Trouble to Decide? 5 The Taste is the Test. History Tezlcher- When and where did Lincoln write the Gettysburg address? Pupil- Lincoln Wrote the Gettysburg Address while riding from VVashingt0n t Gettysburg on an envelope. Rock-a-bye, senior, on the tree top, As long as you study your grades will not drop, But if you stop digging, your standing will fall And down will come senior, diploma, and all. -:gnu .nun W nlIIunl-IInn-nun--n-nun--un nun-u FURNACE B. OLEWILER Funeral Director AMBULANCE SERVICE : ' CDay and Nighty 147 E. Broadway - Red Lion, Pa. 5..... ............................................................. ............................................... ' - Yorktowne Service Stores Compliments of Watch for Specials Announced in York Dispatch every Redl.ionPoliceDepartment Thursday Evening Lester J. Carpenter J. E. WAUGHTEL Ch' P l' lef of O we 103 E. Broadway Red Lion, Pa. E - ' ' '. unnnnnnnununnnnunun-nunnnunnunnnnunnnunn:nunnuuununi'unuunuunuuunnun uuunnnniununult Miss Peterson-Having vocabulary drill in Sophomore EnglishJ: What is the meaning of the word 'Chaplain' ? Fordyce- Why, er-oh, it's the last name of a man who plays in the movies. WE WONDER WHY? A political discussion among some of the teachers was taking place at the restaurant. Miss Graeff was talking about the Lame Duck Congress: Miss Peterson-What do you mean by the Lame Duck Congress? Miss Graeff-The members of Congress who are unable to take their seats. Robert E. Glenn Hester Thompson Teacher of Piano Insurance U 31 Henrietta Street Red Lion - - - Pa. Red Lion, Pa. 2+ C i Compliments of Laucks SL Stabley Real Estate and Insurance Farmers and Merchants Bank Building RED LION, PA. Gipe SL Taylor WEST END GROCERY Groceries Delivered to Your Door 627 W. Broadway RED LION, PA. Can You Imagine? Glenn Logan not feeling above everybody else because he is a Junior? Elizabeth Reichard using a low toned voice? Lloyd Anderson Without anything to do? Mildred G. not talking to D ? Dorothy Warner with black hair? Margaret Smith tall and slim? Allen Frey not thinking himself big? Valeska Meads not chewing at Charles about the night before? Dwight Grove, the smiling Sophomore, without those dimples? .nu-nun Red Lion Florist For All Spring Plants For Garden and Lawn Funeral Sprays a Specialty C. C. Herrman Printer RED Lion, PA. XVhen You Want the Best El l Breyer's Ice Cream Mary Vining Candies E! Princess Mary Products 5 Renlernlwr the Only Plaee in Town gl Lion Confectionery Lion Theatre Building Sodas Light Lunch For Your Healtlfs Sake SMOKE JOE CANNCN Sc CIGARS W. 1. Neff SL Co., Mfgrs. Father- My, how you have g1'owed! Son 1Just back from school?- Grown, father, grown. Father- Groan! Why should I groan? I wasn't hurt. John H.-There are a few things I can always count on. Miss Brinser'-XVhat? John H.-My fingers. Miss Peterson had just given out the copies of Silas Marner' to the 10B section 1n English: Raymond Hershner on opening the book to George Eliot's picture was heard to reniarkz Gee, but he's a sissy looking guy. Lion Gift Shop and Lending Library Red Lion, Pa. -nu--unnu-unn-nn-unnn-unnnnnnnu-nIn Jake's Home Made ICE CREAM If it's pure Home Made lee Cream you are wanting, then call at JAKE'S SHACK Rear of Red Lion Trust Co. Red Lion, Pa. Best Cigars Are Packed in Wooden Boxes KALTREIDER CIGAR BOX C . Manufacturers of CIGAR BOXES Red Lion, Pa. Miss Brinser was lieurd to 1' banquet. John Atkins- I nsuued my D. Frank- Why ? A KITCHEN SHONVER eumrk that she was going home to attend an aluminum 2l12lI'lIl clock 'Macbeth' . John Atkins-Macbeth doth lllIll'll6l' sleop. Naiter to Cll2ll'l9ST VV0ll1d you like t o drink Caiizula dry, sir? Charles-l'd love to, but I'111 only here for il week. A bird in the lmud is vulgar. Use 21 knife and fork. Compliments of Compliments of Red Lion I. G. F. KINARD Transfer Co. Red Lion, Pa. C. H. Mayes, Proprietor r, Compliments of is Anderson 3 Hardware Company 36 South George St. 'ii YoRK, PA. , The Big Hardware s Store of Better Values Everything for Sport I li York Phone 220-M . S. STEWARD Local and Long Distance Hauling by Auto Trucks RED LION, PA. 4 nn rl:-mu .---nu-nun -1- nun-n--un Miss Wilson said. All girls in the Chorus raise their hands. And Stanley Poet raised his hand. Miss Graeff- Arthur, what man has charge of the most of the offices in Congersv Arthur H.- Janitor. Levere Smith in Bookkeeping Class- I'll get this Trial Balunc-e today if it takes ill veal r. Miss Reiver- How many inc-hes in a yard? Clark J.- Twelve, Miss Graei fln History Classl- William, what does the term 16 to 1 mean to you WVillia1n Trout fPonderingJ-'iThe odds on a horse race at Havre-de-Grace. Red Lion Beauty Shoppe Complete Beauty Parlor Service Permanent Waving Facial, Treatments Hair Dyeing Marcel Waving Manicuring Hair Goods Satisfaction Assured Two Great Sc Cigars Robert Fulton Red Arrow For sale at all good cigar stands REAL ESTATE and Reliable Insurance of Every Kind L. Norman Zarfos fgraduated R. L. H. S. 18995 Farmers National Bank Bldg. RED LION, PA. RIALTO QUICK LUNCH Compliments 0 Always Somethmg of af Good to Eat FTi671Cl 246 W. Broadway RED LION, PA. Pens and Pencils DETWILER'S Drug Store RI-:D LION, PA. For the Best Shows GO TO THE Lion Theater -L .. f .. .. PHOTOGRAPHS of NYTHiNo 2 NYTIME NYWHERE Red Lion Studio 301 First National Bank Red Lion, Pa. Photographs Live Forever Iuuunuunnnr A few weeks ago the advanced French class was given an exam . In the test some- French sentences were stated and the students were supposed to answer them by the true and false method. The following are a few of the wild answers received from some of the pupils. 1. The pear is a delicious vegetable. This statement is true- Cupid Atkins. 2. The sun rises in the west. True- Dot Stauffer. 3. The duty of your parents is to obey you and yours is to guide them. True- Viola Barnhart. 4. Afternoon is the part of the day between sunset and midnight. True-- Bill Grim. 5. The republic is proud of its king. True- Fats Koons. 6. When someone raps at the door, it is necessary to lock the door without asking who- is there. True- Liz Flicnhbaugh. 7. One washes the linen because it is proper. Note: This is the meaning that Charles' Grim took from the French word Hpropre which means clean. '--u-un-----nunnu-annnunnuunn--nn-un.-inIunIInun---nunnun-nun-.nu---un-nnu-.nu-nnnu ul SEE - Arthur S. Ziegler for all kinds of Fire and Auto Insurance series, also taught with the lesson. Phone 9-W F POST OFFICE BLDG. 5 South Main Street RED LION, PA. Emory Ritz Instructor of Piano and Violin Ear Training, Sight Reading Accompanying and progressive The Farmers SL Merchants National Bank Corner Main and Broadway Capital Stock - - - SS 75,000 Surplus and Profits - 350,000 Resources ---- 3,000,000 Upen an Account in Our Savings Department The Thrift Movement has grown by leaps and bounds in recent years. Millions today have Substantial Savings Accounts who were not worth a dollar a few years ago. join this large army. The Farmers SL Merchants National Invites your Savings. All drug stores, friends are not alikeg There's fl difference, you know, And folks who are p2lI'fll'lll2lI' All know just where to go, Stroek's Drug Store is known to be A store of reputation, VVhere. when you buy, you can rely On no aidulterution. STROCK'S DRUG STORE When you want it had- You want it good 106 N. Main St. Phone 9-R Compliments of Chas. E. Landis Electrical Contracting Westinghouse Sales and Service Westinghouse Lamps 19 S. Main St. RED LION, PA. If the Staff has omitted anything of value in the making of this hook please write it in this space. GIFTS THAT LAST Gifts For Weddings, Anniversaries, Birthdays, Graduations Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted C. H. DESENBERG JEWELER RED LION, PA. LaMotte Clothing Store RED LION, PA. r Satisfaction Always FREY BRGTHERS' Furniture Rugs Linoleum Brunswick Panatropes Records Make Your Home Your Hobby S. J. Compliments of General Merchant . Red Lion's Largest North M810 Street TiTe House RED LION, PA. Telephone Connection 214 W. Broadway Red Lion, Pa. GATES' W. F. BUECKEL MUSIC STGRE Plumbing 5 and V!! Heating RED LION, PA. RW - RED LIO1fl, PA. A Summer Job and a Plan to Start a Bank ccovmt Every industrious boy wants to turn his hand to something useful after school is out for the summer. 'I'here's a profitable job for every boy who is really willing to Work and who will put on his thinking cap. Planning your work, and then working your plan-that's all there is to success in any line you take up. Summertime work gives to boys-and girls too- a particularly good Ollanee to save and bank some money. Theylll want it for college, or business or homes later on, so the earlier the start is made, the better. To boys and girls who will make it a point to call here within the next few days we have a plan to confide-something of interest and advantage to you Red Lion Trust Company Red Lion, Pa. J. 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