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

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1936 volume:

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Qlxass EA gill-fkff X I x .2122-1 Tn- Slucls' 333255-3?'F -ilxllfllllfilvl - ?Qw58?wSw Ili l W 3 Q, leagues' T7 0.932 l 'E a Q like dxf? ,S 6'-f VM SENIOR PROM ws: i W OREWCDRD rirllli 19236 Lion attenipis to por- lruy zu brief lIlf01'lll2ll pivfllre of stuwleut life and evenis. :ls we have seen flllilll those years, in suvli il way that time 1-zuuiot erase them. How- ewi- suvli 11, presenizllioii is indeed difficult. Wle fully realize tlmi it. is impossible To present our sim-1-i'e affection and resper-tful 2Nl1llll'2li,l0I1 for our lu-loved school :uid its trzldiiious. ln the neau' future :is Time passes. we will want to fI'0ilSlll'0l' illese fond lll0Ill0l'lGS. Tlierefore may This HTl1e Lion oi' The Class of Nineteen lluudrod Tlliriy-six iwwzlll to you the pleasilnt days :it Red Lion Iliggli School and may you allways find that Tlwre is no end fo fond recol- loc-lions. XVe look for the lust iiine. as llll1lUl'Ql'Zldlli1tCS on ilu- beauties and virtues that typify our Alum, Maier. -ICDITOR. CLAIR A. FRITS 'il-HUNDRED in nm' desire tu bestow Imm- zxgu nu su Qralviuus il frivufl. su uusvllish :Ill zulvisor, we palm- In give l1ifl'l'illli'l' in This CIVKIS Coacli. f fs: i V1 V E-Us Q,Yy ASK6 f N. W can Cf? , Ef' Mild. rffflrp in MN'UTl!r' - -Sf I IWW if 7 O if? fff ex, THEij.D?4 noon ' gmZENi Y L i 'NB -E-Jef' C r W 1-- illSlliiii'iUllf way. In the g:1':1lit111lv that spa-axles S nut oi' mu' lxenrts. NV1- moot thu most 1111111-12 Stilllliillg of our frimuls, lllillll tlnv Vlllllllil-xfitlll of six yvzirs of dvvntcml se1'vic'm-. To you, Mr. Flair Frits, wi- dwliczlto dv-- votwlly this volulm- of 4'Th0 Linn. - 4 Q L, Liz, E14 N 45 :G Q Wf K2 UU f WW TENTS 1 I X I , X X x -Q . Na, f 7 X42 Y W 1 X I I ADBIINI'STRA'l'ION Ifligllill Grade llcmrd of Edilcziiion Faculty II CLASSES Sen ior Junior Sophomore Fresh mon Svvmliil Grade lil Al l'IVITIES l'11blic-ations Ilmmr Societies Clubs Musival Organizations Dl'2llllZliiCS Atlllvficfs ADMINISTRATION BdfEd' F ly 1 D N C fl? .T gL3L4 QQ Q-J' 1 X Ll fw f 0 Lf n XX, 1:31-'a QD WZ, X .1 WQQ M11 SCLIIQC' J i 1768 -.-- c Y-- ueyqi mean U YZ ..4- eu- -L Sqklecles has an Anno u 'ICE me nf. Ax 71. PEFW4 fl Q 1. I i L,eaJev N1 The church -.,.-v-Q.--1 v. ' 1:11110 7 3 4. 7 , 1 NW ' 1' 777, Ulbeit Ge 3 fu 7 LA 'U washinfstfin Sdalefie 0. '.K Xl, ALBERT G. W. SCHLEGEL, A. B., A.M., EDD V lim s ,. -Q si-. i Q feat Ei OAK! Supervising Principal NI 1 L 1 itz D Il ll G- XB P t 1 ll 6-XXI Ll H11 I e t HARVEY J. BECKER, B. S., A.M. IT.-ST. High Principal NTT L I Q 1 ll 1 If ll IH llll ll IS I T flttl IXNI fl flllgf f fvgl E ff x M W Q, Ov: rinmefe 61 is 'X I 1:1 W Q-xg 1,59 .NATURE V Wafer- H10 CQPPCT- Cu CMM ine- Cl Hyolvojen- H .L r O YL ' Fe M v r - Naifsjueglflti CBem'xst-Y X f , , Nw A 936 THE LION 'l'. E. Blzoxoxlis Secretary Board of Education lm. G. N. TROUT l'1'c.wiflcnt Mus. 11. N. Y1c.xu1cr, IJM-U, Ig, JIUHIIIPI' of BOKIIYZ 7'rQr1g1fyp1' FI Y 14 .T Vic mggwi , fi 5 Q 5 313 fi QE? IZ. SEcvH1:1s'r 'rr 1'1'v,xialr'11t Ten T HE LION 1 936 Z2 I 'gm EARL 9. IIICFICRNDURN. ILS- IVIIAXIA I,. S11-11:N. Im.. ws. GICIZ,XI.Il II. Wm-ilzxlcra. 1:44. -Vf17 vY fH Sfflff' 7'f lf'fH'l'N' -luufrrirl lfollvflr' l'I'lllINjlfl'1IHfII Nfufr' UUHK'!If I 'Hf!W I nirrrxiifl of I'f'1111.v1flr41uiu Vurfix luxlifuff' 111111181 Viill Arts SUIIIUI' High Svlmnl English Blush' SIIlN'l'VISUl' 9 O O O l Ilr:l'1,,xII II Lr,.LU.B. I A 4 l l L I I Iis'l'r:1,I.,x I. IIIIFFBIAN. I'w11f:.wyl1v111i Uollcgc -UV for I mm: Hood Collwyv I 1n.v1 ,IHIIII Stale English follow History Iflr Im1:o'1'11Y li. Aluxls, 1:.s. IVAN It. AIr:CH'rI.Y. IIm.lcN IC. Hmm V Bs. .llillrv-.ww-illr Nfafv 7'mrlu'r's' U-NH l'3D-M- Infliunu Nlufr' ', Ivlzfrx' Vnllvylf I'1'll11Njl7l'1lNf1l Nfrlfr' f'u!If'yw C01 1711- I,ilv1':1l'i:111 Gvllwzxl Sl'I4'llI'0-PIIj'SI4'S 1'lIlllllIUI'l'I2Il I l 'PIIIIQIII 'l'1'H 1936 THE LICN I,L'1u-IM: HENRY. 1c,n.H. Trvnplzr TJYJlfl7!7I'8ffjj Ilvlltall Hygoiuist Blum: Ifl'IICPORTS. A.n. P!'1lIlNjlll'flllftl Strltff Collcyv Jr, High English R. I'Zs'rELI,A SMITH. R.N. DOROTHY M. STRIKE, Slippery Rock State 1'-S-f MA- Normal School Izulimzrz State Teachers' Tzflnple Univrfrsity Collvgf' l'r'1111.v11l1,'r111i1l State College Srfsrlzzwlzflalfzrz LvlIfl7Pl'8if1j NUIIHIOII-V' lfollrgc f'0l11111hir1 Ullilffll'-Stl!! School Nurse f'0l11111QI'L'i2ll I79DilI'flI1011t Sum T.. Exsxrnxclcu, Luz. RI'ssx5Lfi E. YOAS, Im. lmhrlnnu Vrlllwy Collcgr' firm!!! flmuz I,-'uizrcrsity F1'v11f-11 :md English Zi.l5l4ll10l'I'iZlI Il0DFlI'f1l10Ilt f J ' y M. NYIHGINLX M,x'1'111cws, B.S. NDGAH C- MUURE, -Ui- l'm1n.vylzrunir1 State College Ifli:'abc'tlot014:n College Art SI1DP1'ViS0l' 1IZlfll9l112ltiCS BLXRIAN S'rR.xY1c1c. Am. Lclmlmzz Valley Collage Latin Ii1CllI'ICC.X J. WAx1.r.IcK Ifml Lion High Srhool fflass of 1929 High School S9l'l'0fi11'y Twelve THE LION 1936 7 Y W ' ' A ' 4 ' 7 n ' W' in 1 , X j, N Cu.u:.LEs R. Nvrcuui-:Y. B.s. l'r..x1R A. Fuvrs, ILS. in vom- lfzlst SfI'0IllIRlIIll'fl Slate H1f'I'f?C'. EDAI. Tcarlzrrs' Uo1l0yr' flrorv City 170111110 BOYS-Plwgiml Education 1,l'llllS1l7'I7lllliII Stuff' 0011000 Dircctm' of Athlotivs Social Studios BESSU-2 Rlcivicn. Am. Iu'1i.:f1bz'11zIo1rn Collvyc 4-1- BI21tll0lll2ltiCS 9 41 Muir: V. final.:-1 N. I'il'filCNIC S1101-ixulcifgn. .lli!lf'r.wl'ille' nqfllfl' H-5 I':D'V' Tf'flf'1lI'l'N. f'0Hl'flI' l'l'IIHN!11I'1llI1fl Stuff' Vollfyfi l'1'i114'ip:ll of Grzulm-S Jr. High History Li-:E H. ITIIC-IIL. ns. Sl1ip11r'1l.vhln'y1 Stuff? 7'0r11'11m'x' 1,'n11r'f1r: li04v:1':l11l1y ALICE SIIELBER'l , B.S 'l'm11p1f' LY1li1.'Cl'Sff!l I'Io111u 1':f'01101l1if'S BIARIUN BLEW. ins. I'r.winu.v Collwyfr' Girls A--Piiysiwil I'i1illK'2ltiH1l , , , , 1 i'1r.x1:1,12s U. IxYI.E. ,x.i:.. M.S. .TQHN Sw.xr:1f:rzT. ILS. 111 ED. l1'lfCfllIC'fl!flJII'1l Cnllfgv .lIi1Ir 1'.9zAi1lw S1010 'I'r'1n'11Crs' Ivllfl'l'1'8if.11 of I'c1111syf11'anifl f'o11f'y1' History :md Guirlzluce M:1tl1e11'1utic's T11 irtccn we Ma GLASSES O Seniors 0 Juniors 0 Sophamores o Ninth Grade o Eighnh Grade 0 Seventh Grade .l ..,... -Q-EQ, Q12 M ef if gm fig' Iv ei- Um ! fs o tri PW :sio- 'o'o, Q.. 'Xa 52 f 31? 'Q WL 1 8 v r'3'f13e.xQI 1- -o -.-. - CLC! -gr ...-.. X Ja Qtr' ,, 3,-..Yq N105 I H: P 32 x, wi 4f'f Rwsusffeg- ff5i33f 'sg f ' 1 ffgb 1 lltll7f' oftvn rfgrvffwd my xpcvvh. ? W 7, mlm I uiml if .u I dhlll - , '--. - w DALE NV. AK l NS gxlfilllfillliff Course 1191191211 Course YVH.I.I.XM DONAIIVIC ALLEN A good I'l'1Hlfflff0llf is more If is :mf 1'1'01'!1 q1u'.vfi0n fhat fraluablv than lIIOII'l'1l. rlr'sf'r1'Cx IIII 1l11.vz1:01'. XVILBI' K AND!-I HSON Gv1101':11 Course n1'1'f'1' my siIr'm'r'. mirth Ll'f'II,I,IC M.kRGAIiI'Z'l' BECK I I!IiIfINX1'ZMAN Al'2l1IOI1l1i7 Course D - llvxxrwzxl FUIIVSG l I'fllH.H. flrfyu numr' rx ll'0lIIIlH. HARRY 0. ANSTINIC -Xl'Zl1lPlIlil' Course Thy lnmlwsfy ix rr m1111110 to thi M.XR42ARE'l' LI'l'ICHTIA IW hr' lllljljljf. l'Il hr' frrvi 171 bf' NIH, fm' IIIIINIIIUI' GLADYS Il. IRICNIC BRIGGS NAUMI MAINE VILXNVI-'ORD GUIIUITII 1'UIll'Nl' Avzldemic' l'u1l1's0 f'm11r'. ffirw IIN ll frlxtr- of your .flfIln1'1' i.Q.vlrr'r'l.!1f1'1'l1 or rrbiiiffff' rr?furnr'rl. Sia1tnc'n FICRNE ISA!!!-II.I.IfI 4'l'RllAN Awlllvlxlif' l'0lIl'S0 .Ullll,ll w'l:1'1111'.w you nm!! rlr'1'i.vr'. for lllfll arf' II 1l'Ullllll1. 1'II.XRI.l'IS AARON IDICl'f'K Gum-rzll 1 0u1'se Nnnlf-Imflyffv prirlr and joy. l'ltI'ZST4lN S. FLINl'IIl3Al'GII 114-11v1':1I f'0lll'S0 If i.s lnlfrr In lrurn lfltf' flffnl lH'l'l'l' l ICRNICST FHIGY l'01lllll0l'f'i2ll f10l1I'S0 NOIIIK' lrrmfwfff in lfim llll' flzinlfxf' Nf'l'1'Hff'f'll ll1'rr x to tha' f'IIl'lf'jl llwlrlrfd boy. lz'rf'r!l man who lzluslzrw has lit DIIICIVI' ICIIXVAHD DIXSMOHE Aczldvlllic' Foursv ll you arf' fowl of jwurniny you rrill xunu bf' ,full of lI'III'lllIlfl.u QFIXT4 DN 141 LLI S .XK'IllI0lllil' Coursv l,uur1l1 and flu' zvorlfl laughs 11-iflz you. HLADYS IIHCNE FORRY Al,'Z'l4lt'l1lii' Voursv ,llmImty ix flu' rilrlflwl uf llfllllfff' und 'zfirlzmf' 'l'IIIfZI.MA VI1 l'URI.X GARNER .Xi'2l1It'Il!il' l'0l11'sv 'il f1'if'ndly lnvlrl with luis of fl'fl'II1IN.'! ff' by-,l 01 yw i WAS 7 I ajf- big , X ' W t'LAL'Dl'l DENNIS GICIGSICY Af'il1l01llil' Course HA, thing HTOl'Ulf having is noi obfflizzwd wiflmllf hard u'o1'l.'. ICIDNA ROMAlNE GLACKIN Co111111o1'vi:1l Course lmw1'r'nr'1' is flu' firsf zfirflzv: lll0llCNfj! flu' Rl'FOIIfI.u IAICKOY NV.XL'I'l-IR GOIIN ,-Xcfzulvlllic' f,'01ll'S0 ,-1 Imn IIHIUIIII-Vf thc Iudzwx. IS fl most zlrrurlful flliuy. NVALTIGR H. GRIM gxfildlxlllil' Course Jlluxiv hath vlzurms to .vonflw Nm Slllfflfll' burst. III-JLEN MARIE GEHLY f'01llllltH'K'i2ll Course NIH' urns rfzwr fll'fI'I70 and quiet. GLAIJYS MARIE GOIIN A1-:uh-unix' Course NiI1 nr-1' NVIVIIIIII 11011: 1l!ll'IH. Flilill IIICNRY GOVKICII Am-:uh-xuiv Uourse .YniI1iny1 is muff' Il-Wffllf HIIIH xilr'll!'!'. I IHCXE FHA ICLOTTE GIU IVE .x4'2l4I0lllil' 1'u1H'sv Tllf' lnillirwi IIHIIHICVS and flu gf-ntlrwt ll!'fIl'f.u . 1 fl ,Q ,L H 1 W + MQW M f V Jf M! , 5 ' E WI ll f if mf if fff.V m ' WM f X I f qw ' fa x E X XX 4 wx A A' vxyx U ,L , ng Q51 :unix iq 5 'i Eighteen o , , longs . fx fm N 1 21? A X-xl? 1 is 3, 1' .R I' ' M' - i ! F .Yi11t'f1'1'1l BIYKTLE ELIZAHl'l'l'H GR1 PVE C011111w1'cia11 Course Sho .wpvrllmflr not: and yvf flwrf. lim rl l'0lLI'f'l'NIlff0H in hm' win-x.' EARLE E. HARTMAN. JH. Acjzldvllliff CUIIYS9 Sp1'f'r'l1 is II mirror of H10 mul, fm 11 mon xfwfzkx, .wo ix hw. K ENNETII ARLINGTON II E INDEL Gt-'l10I':ll l'm11'w S1frr'r'.v.wf14I und fo1'funufC .' f'I'fllI ix vrlllml z'irfuo. NHRA ALMEILX IIICNHY CUlllI1l01'L'iil1 Course Sho dovlh Iifflz' l.'ind11o.wx1's lrlrioll mmf Ioflrr' IllldOHf'. YIVIAN ELIZABlf1'l'II GROVE 1'01I1I1l01'l'ii11 ClJll!'SQ Think of rvxt but work on. MARIE ELIZABETH HEAPS Aczulvxnic Course No soozzzv' .will Hum done. ALLEN HENRY Gem-1-111 Course His frzlcnts are more of a silent l'IfISS.u t'I.ETI,'S JACOB HENRY A1-zulvlllic Course 7'Iwrr s IIOIIUNHI. honor, manhood mul good frilouuvlzip in thee. ICVIGRI-ITT STHAYER IIERRST Gem-1-111 l'Olll'SO 'l1'r' gram' 'flm 710 lmx 11116071 mr'ri!. lzcfs zwry xlouv in uxiny H. l IfIRNE ELIZABETH IIFTTON Ac-:uh-xnic Uoursv 7'lcy merit wins the soul. AIILINE ELLIGNORA Kl'Il'lM1CK 4XC2ld0lllii' Courso I-'rum sr'f'i11y Ponzcs 7UI'flIfl.u JOSEPH A. KXAVS :Xf'2Ull'lllii' f'0llI'NQ-' 'I 0l'll1lI!? Iruly hrlys Hmm' :rho rlrw of good j11dgn1m1VI. ICVELYN MAE IIIVNER 1191191111 l,'u111'se 1 Happy fhc lnzrclzfs of so fur a 0I1iId. S YLVAN JACOBS G0ll61'2ll CUIIFSO I Il'0H1tI my car had thc speed of your fOHfllll'.v N l'IiARI.I'ZS EDWIN KHEPORTS 3 AC'2ltlf1ll1iC t'm11's0 U'I1f1l hath niyhf to do with .wlr'z'p: ' w DONALD ICLYVOOIT KIXARD Al'2lIl01lliC Course C'r1csf11-'x dmd. Linr'07n's dead, llllll 1.111 ffvliny .wif'k. ' f naw x96-V HUG Twenty 1. TIIIGLMA MAN KINARD f'UIl111l9I'1'i2lI Course 'KTO bs: merry lwrfonlcvs 11011, for thcrc is nothing 1llC'IllIH'llOI1! in you. KATIIRYN I'II.lZAl!I'1TH LIGXTZ 1'0lllIll9l'l'iZll COIIVSQ' A youd hour! is bvffm' fllun ull flu' heads in, flm u'orlrI. MICRL M. MILLER V .Xl'1l4I1-'lllit'1'UllI'Si-' 1'U'l1rll :nun rlfzrfw. I flare. IDALI-I HI.RXVII.ICR MINNICH .x1'2l1lt'lllil' f'lDl1!'S0 l,m'r' ix 11111 NH'1'1'f1'Nf filing in Ziff. CLARENCE E DXVARU KXISELY CO11lll191'Ciill Course 'lfiflzvr be silent or xpeak words that arc bclfm' than xiIen0c. HICLI-IN ELIZABETH MILLER Gellvml Course lIw111f11 is truly Twuufiful 'wlwn its I'0llll'llIIf' is fl llloflvsf lllfllllfy WILLARD GAYLORD MILLER f'0lllllll'l'K'iill COIIFSE No lonym' url' ll'UHlf'lI 1r1mf11'orflr11. .IAXIVIC MINNIVH Gv11v1':1l Uulxrsv .lIr'u hurl' no f'llIIl'Hl for mv. Tivoli!!!-mrw ag! e Zi' 1' ,H X ug RICHARD SICTII MINXICII CO1D11lQ1'L'i2lI Vuurso UI I'1lI'jl not flu' goals in lIl'flI'1'lI S. DOLLY NEFF 1181191211 f'fllll'SQ HNIII' HIIIKCS f1'i1'n1l,w by lwfny uma GLADYS MARIE RAVB f'01111110l'l'i:Il Course For Il'lIOI'l7Cl' IFIIUIFN lmu' io rr' turn Il l.'i11d1111s.Q ,vlw has rcf'vi1'1frI IIIIINI lm Il frivnfl r1l1n1f0 prir'f'. RUTII IRICNIC RINICHART :XC21d6lllii' l'm11'se A xofz' llll-Vllfffi' MIM' fIll'll!'f1L 11111111 f11'1'11fl1. XVILLIAM CLETIIS MITZEL GrG1101'ill Vourse 1ff'll'lliIC7'ClI. fl:i11lsi11.y7 of That maid l Imac. MARIE QVIGLEY AC2ldE'Illii' Course .-ls good am xlzf' looks. ANNE RIDER Academic Course .-1 lirf' wire Hf3l7f'I' gets sfclnpvd on. RIYTII RICBICKAH RITZ Gexlerzll Vourse I'c'rsi.s1'1f1z0y will carry you fl II ll 11'l1 I.'I'C.U T 11:e'nty-two l ,I h' ,Q -+4- 1 S' - xp. -I 71 0 Q21 fi W 4 S fl ,' i i ,E ' 1 r ' 4 4 A ' k I 1 ESTHICH MAE ROIIRIEAVGII 4291191-all Course HSf0lf'll glunrvs H10 lwffm' for tlu' fluff. SAMUEL JACOB SAYLUIQ ,xC2'ld0lllil' C'ul11's0 Ufllcn ure noi fo bc llI!'IlS1lI'!'!l in i110l10,w. MARIE SECIIRIST C01Ull19l'l'iill C'uu1'se 'Tlappiness 'is Il divine gift--if is 1110 best of all lzumfzu lzosxefssionzx. HILDA ELIZABETH SEITZ Aczldomic Course Kindness is not 10 lm rcprnlfvl Ofv Teccnty-flzrce MARTHA YIRG INIA ROSICMAX gX0ild0llliC Course Silr'n1-0 Stllifllll dom lllll'llI.., MARY ESTICLLA SCHUM Aczulvlnic Course .lIr1unf'rs, not gold lx Il vzronmn' lwsf II1lUl'llHIl'llf.-y PAULINE SEICGAR Af-zuleuxic Course A ff'fll'fIll thing is c.rpm'icnc'e. FREIDA SHAULL G9ll01':!l Course H11iuir-1: in bvflzlfifzll Things. ,X 'x RUTH LUCILLE SHENBERGER Acaclellliv Fourse Tryin,y will do anything in this ?1'o1'71Y. DALE ROY SMITH Co1nx1101'ci:1I Course Well begun is half done. GLADYS KATHRYN SNYDER ACRUIGIIIIC Course 'What I do most concerns me, not what people thi-nk. I LAWRENCE SPRENKLE Ge11e1-ul Course HLife is irlnzof I wont C41'c'if0nlf'7zf. LAURA ADELLA SNYDER Acndeluic Course 'S11r'cffss is this Il20lI1fIH,S God. GLADYS REBECCA SNYDER Commercizll Course So round and so fair, with II pleasing air. WILLIAM SNYDER BLANCHE ELIZABETH STEIN Academic Course IXCHIIOIIIIC Course 'Give me .stunrliny room and I Always a smile for everyone, will more 1110 world. rather sober, yet full of f'1H1f.H Twenty-four ww vw' i 'Y--infix X ,,,. fwwyyv-!,, I. , 1' W' '-7'n6'1 if jfdi I V' rw xwx xl ,LX - r WX x7 ' NN K wh 'N V ff lv I I f ll, . A x NN 1'-:.Ni,, - - .L u:.:-...H A b...f-w -. n :...a ww 'l'u:enty-five FAYIC EDITII STINIG .Xi'1llIl'll!iC' Vourse Thr r-Iiririlwtvr of Il zconmn is lu'lIIlll'll by lim' f'0nrc'1'sf1li0n. GENE STRA YER l'01lllll0l'4'i:ll f'Ull1'Sl:' An limivst nzuifs thc noblest zrork of God. NIAIPI-ILIN OPHELIA TIEMANN :Xl'2l1l01l1iC' Course l'u,w1w.Qr'.'c un air and grucc by no nzffuns common. lfnnlvlclcu' AIQTHUI: '1'11m11' soN Amlilvllxiv l'uu1'se .Yr1'1'1' pill 01? for tomorrozif irlmt you 01111, do today. HTH IG LYND E .T EAN S'l'llAWBllIDGE Am-:ulelllic Course Nilfnr-0 is thc bm! element of Woman I.l'C1I.LH STRIGAVIG fl9lll'l'il1 f'om'se Hill Ifonzvo utlmrc nrt thou. EDXVARD BROOKS THOMPSON Ac-:ulemic Course His single purpose is utility. HOWARD EDWIN TROUT f.'Ulllllll'l'Ci2ll Course l,!ff' is N!l0l'f4-1ll'f sweet. Q, Q5 A . '2'11. EEg3x,NX , 0 - ,Z , D r ,, '5 Q f f ,T Q Ml' i'J's-N 'K-15 A s wllmi f is so ' I :Ml A X Il', 1' yl!.kK . at in . ll iwisslz. 1 X if 3 l. v . lv 2 'nilvlir X' l il X ,fl . 1. . 3 ' I I., ' , ' L .J ill X HI ,le IN,-V nllla all i X l W - all-f lf' W, N . wx HARRY IRWIN TROUT l'0ll111191'Ci:ll 11011139 Tile facts spwulr for flicnzm-lrrw. ' M IRIAM CHARLOTTE VVALLAUE Aealdeluic f'Ull1'S9 il'Ilfll'li!'P is a plant that grnzirv not in all yf1rdc ns. DUNALD MERYIN XVARNICR Gelleml Course 'lf ix more profitable to burn nfiflniglzf oil llmn- midnight yr1.voli'nc'. MARGARET L. UFFELMAN General Course UA miyliiy lmulfrcxs, and her prey is 11111117 BETTY R. WARNER Academic Course Her air, her manner, all who saw admired. EVIGLYN IRENE VVOLFGANG ft0lIlIH6I'L'iIl1 Course Sho is of an rvucn disposition and will have friends about her. fx X -'-NN .I1-2 ZAJRFOS Amldellxic Course Anil rlmuylz, she be little-she is strong. Twenty-sia- THE LION 1936 Senior Write-ups and Activities Q DALE VV. AKINS- Akins - World! Here I come. Dale is one of those quiet likeable lads who do their work without much ado. Those of us who know him consider him a good friend and one whom we will loath to leave. Dale enjoys delving into the mysteries of electricity and he is already an eflicient electrician and movie projectionist. Spolrts4 Club 3: Apparatus Club 3, 4: Intra-Mural Sports 4: Glee C u . Q WILLIAM DONAHUE ALLEN- Bill - Yeah. Woe unto all fur bearing animals within the hunting grounds of this promising back-Woods man. The ambition and only desire of this tanned son of the woods is trapping. Well, lots of luck, Bill and good trapping. Hi Y Club 1: Intra-Mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Apparatus Club 4: Glee Club 4. Q WILBUR ANDERSON- 'VVib - Ye Gods. Wib seems very shy and bashful to the student body but to his best friends he is a jovial, talkative fellow. He is an active member in intra-mural basketball. His best subject is problems of democracy. Undecided as to what to pursue as his 1ife's work may he find suc- cess in his future, whatever it be. Irftrla-giural Sports 2, 3. 4: Hi Y Club 2: Sports Club 3: Apparatus C u . Q HARRY O. ANSTINE - Tiny - Do you think you'll ever amount to much? Tiny is a determined young man. He either succeeds or fails, mostly succeeds if he makes up his mind. He is involved in mostly everything that comes along, as he especially enjoys P. O. D. More luck to you in the future, Harry. Sports Club 3: Apparatus Club 4: Intra-Mural Basketball 3. 4. Q LUCILLE MARGARET BECK- Becky - Obi My Goodness. Becky is one of our South Main Street girls and she seems to exhibit a special interest in this street for no apparent reason. Nevertheless, we wish her luck with this and her career, for she wishes to become a nurse after she has completed her studies at Red Lion. Girls Intra-Mural Sports 1, 2, 3: Girl Reserve 2: Hiking Club 3: Shop Club 4: Glee Club 1, 3. Q MARGARET LUCRETIA BRENNEMAN- Peggy - My Heavens. Peggy is another of the equestrien- nes who ride to Red Lion -in Old Faithful. She is a native of Winterstown but rumor reports that her heart's desire lies near Rinley. We wish you luck Peg. May you have and hold. Typing Cluh 3: Girl Reserves 1, 2: Shop Club 4: Student Librarian 1, 4: Intra-Mural Sports 1, 2, 4: Girls' Athletic Association 4. Q GLADYS H. IRENE BRIGGS-- Squirt - Noooo Crap? Baloney. Gladys, a perfect example of pep, is a bouncing lively lass, interested in sports. She's a champ in mushball, paddle hand ball and as a cheer leader she's the top. Squirt also is an excellent artist and actress. After graduating she intends to study art. Posture Glrl 2: How Dare You 3: Third Floor Front 4: Cheer loader 2, 3, 4: Intra-Mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls Sports Club i1'res.l 4: Year Book Staff lArt Editorl 4: Hilltop Staff 4: All star If-ams 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra-Mural track and fleld meet 1, 2, 3, 4: Paddle and Handball iMgr.J 4: Varsity Mushball 4: Mushball Mgr. 3: Swimming Club 4: Art club 1, 2, 3: Bon Voyage 4. Q NAOMI MARIE CRAWFORD- Omy - Oh, My Goodness. Those who have Omy's friendship have something faithful and enduring, although most of her affections are given to an alumnus of the class of '34. She is especially noted for her smart dressing, habitual talking and participation in girls' sports. We have a hunch she will follow the career of a domestic ser- vant. Lots of luck! Glee Club 1, 2: Ask the Professor 2: Girl Reserve Club 4Treas.7 2: Hiking Club 3: Needlecraft Club 4: Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 4: Intra-Mural Sports 2, 3, 4. Q FERNE ISABELLE CURRAN - Issie -- For Heaven's sake. French is said to be a pretty language, and it is easy to believe when one hears Issic speak it. But this Es only one item of the in- teresting picture Issie presents, when one considers her intensely blue eyes and pretty blush. There has been no trouble for this lass in making friends. Student Librarian 1, 2: Ask the Professor 2: Girl Reserve 2, 4: 1V. Pres.i Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Hiking Club Olgnl 3: Third Floor Front 4: Typing Club 3: intra-Mural SDOrts 1, 2, 3, 4: Bon Voyage 4. Twenty-seven Q ROBERT EDWARD DINSMORE -- Dinsmore - Get Out. lJinny is our quiet and efficient mathe- matician. He is one of the few of whom it may be said: He is a quiet listener. After graduation he intends to devote his time and talent to agricultural pursuits. XVell, Dinny here's hoping for the best, and please don't disappoint us. Sports Club 3: Apparatus Club 4. Q CHARLES AARON DRUCK-- Charlie Bill - Aw Nertzf' This is Charlie, who with his curley hair and good looks is the heart breaker of the class. We all like Charlie, not only the girls but the whole class and we wish him much luck with his future career. First Aid Club 1: Ili Y Club 2: Archery Club 3: Sports Cluh 4: Intra-Mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Last Hall' Day in District School: Betty Lou 1: Bon Voyage 4. Q QUINTON ELLIS- Quinty Windsor - Yeah, but -. If you want a good laugh, go to Quinty. This is the attitude taken by many seniors because they are sure to find amusement where he is. However, he is not all foolishness because he can and does work hard and as a result is well up in his class. Quinton wants to be a Biology 'Prof', and we are sure he will be a good one. Jr. High Baseball 1: Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 2. 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: lntra-Mural Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: National Athletic Scholarship Society 2, 3, 4: Inter-Class Track Meet 1: llaseball 4. Q PRESTON S. FLINCHBAUGH- Pret - Vi sure Maa-hah. Rumors have it that Pret is one reason for the feminine turnout at our basketball games. In- cidentally he is a basketball player of no mean ability for he is one of the big reasons why our champion- ship basketball five had such an outstanding season. Do keep up the good work, I'ret. First Aid Club 1: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 4: Sr. Varsity 3: Varsity Club 3, 4: Sports Club LZ: Intra-Mural 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1: lion Voyage 4. Q GLADYS IRENE FORRY- Glady''- Holy Mack- eral. VVho is this quiet and efiicient little girl who is often seen about the corridors, but unlike many seniors, seldom heard? Right it's Glady, one of the quietest and most studious girls in the class. We hope you always continue in that way, for remember Gladys, Silence is Golden. Girl Reserve 2: Typing Club 3: Needlcrraft Club 4: Girls' Intra-Mural Sports 2, 3. Q ERNEST FREY- Frey - I don't know. Frey, one of our leading Co1n:nercials, aspires to be a bookkeeper. But on a side line he likes swimming and hunting. Frey and his Ford are practically inseperable, for everyday we can see Frey piloting his Lizzie through all trafhc hazards to reach the Hilltop Hilltop 2: Apparatus Club 3: Intra-Mural Sports 4: Journalism Club 4. Q THELMA VICTORIA GARNER - l3etz - Oh, dear. Betz may be the smallest girl in the class, but nevertheless she knows how to parler francais. We can easily envision Betz before some class teach- ing them their Be, Ba, Bo so that they may Uparlent francais aussi. Best of luck to you Betz. Girl Reserve 2: Sewing Club 3: Girls' Sports Club 4: Girls' Chorus -S: Intra-Mural Sports 2, 3, Q CLAUDE DENNIS GEESEY - Denny - How would you like to take a dive? If you want a thing done right let Dennis do it. Denny is one of the most versatile boys of the school, being a three letter man in athletics, a National Honor Society member, a member of various musical organizations and an actor of proven. ability. The athletic or musical world is calling Dennis, and if there's anything like success he'll attain it. Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Football 4: Varsity Baseball 2, 3: National Athletic Scholarship Society 2, 3, 4: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Ask the Professor 2: How Dare You 3: Jr.-High Baseball 13 Sr. High J. V. 2: Betty Lou 1: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Bon Voyage 4: Varsity Track 2, 3, 4: Year Book Staff 4. Q HELEN MARIE GEHLY - Helen - Oh Heck My Gosh. Helen is an industrious Commercial stu- dent. Whenever we see Helen we see a broad smile. Generally she is behind the typewriter doing some piece of work. She enjoys reading, typing and sewing. Helen is successful in almost everything she undertakes. Keep up the good work, Helen! Student Librarian 2, 3: Hilltop Staff 4: Girls' Intra-Mural Sports 2, 3: Girl Reserve 2, 3. 1936 THE LION Q EDNA ROIXIAINE GLACKIN- Eddie - Oh, gee! Eddie is a quiet commercial lassie from Lower Chanceford, and is another of our hard working stu- dents. She is interested in hiking and swimming and in a few years some fortunate man will employ her as his private secretary. Girl Reserve 2, 31 Sewing Club 3: Little Theatrc Group 4: Student Librarian 4: Hiking Club 3. Q GLADYS MARIE GOHN-''Skipper - Holy nite. Skipper is a cheerful little lady, never disheartened and always ready to lend a hand. Gladys is a quiet but steady worker and after graduation she plans to be- come a demagogue to the future generations. We wish you lots of luck Skipper and may you always keep that bright and happy look. Sires :Club 2, 3: Girl Reserves Z: Needlecraft QV, 1'res.i 4: Typing Ll . Q LEROY IVALTER GOHN- Flash Gohny -- Ah Geezef' You gotta be a football hero to get along with a beautiful girl. And LeRoy is the hero and he's found the girl so everything's perfect. Gohny has succeeded in being the schools four letter man and his dreams of someday coaching championship teams should truthfully become a reality. Varsity Football 3. ll: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Varsity Track 3, 41 National Athletic Scholarship Society 3. 4: Intra- Mural Basketball and Track l, 2: Varsity Club 3. 4: Betty Lou I1 Year Book Staii' 11: Student Council 21 Glee Club 2, 4: Apparatus Club 21 Hi Y Club 12 Bon Voyage 41 Boys' Sport Club 4. Q FRED HENRY GOUKER- Fred - If you do not at first succeed, try, try again! Fred came to us several years ago from Gettysburg, and what is Get- tysburg's loss is our gain, for who can dislike or harbor an ill feeling against him. Fred hopes to pre- pare for the ministry and we wish him God speed in his preparation for the world's most noble calling. Intra-Mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 41 Typing Club 3. Q WALTER H. GRIM-- Red - Think twice before you speak. Here comes our brown eyed, red-headed fiddler and friend. Red's been a faithful supporter of the orchestra and school activities. It has often come to our notice that he saves a seat in the library, right next to him, we wonder for whom. Our guess is you'll see if you look under the R's of the Senior Class. Orchestra l. 2, 3, -1: Intra-Mural Basketball 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Arppzxrgtiis Club 3, -1: lntra-Class Track Meet 1: York County Field . 69 . Q IRENE GROVE- Ereny''- Holy-e-e-e. Quiet, re- served, intelligent and dependable, that's Irene. She took her place among the leaders of our class by gaining membership to the National Honor Society. She was one of the outstanding members of the Needle- craft Club being very efficient in this type of work. Ask the Professor 21 Class Secretary 4: Girl Reserve tSec.i 2: Girls' Sport Club 3: Neeillef-raft Club tl'res.J 4: Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, -11 Glee Club fl. Q MYRTLE ELIZABETH GROVE - Myrt - Oh Heck. Myrt is the commercial section's sport girl. She likes all sports and plays them well. After school she intends to act in the capacity of secretary to some man who needs an optimistic girl to ornament his office. Girls' intra-Mural Sports 3, flg Girls' Sport Club 41 Girls' Athletic Association 4: llikiin: Club 3. Q VIVIAN ELIZABETH GROVE - Viddy - For Land's Sake. Viddy is a curly headed blond who arrives every morning on the Toonerville Trolley from VVindsor. Whenever she and Marie get together, their tongues are sure to Wag. Viddy we expect to find you in some oflice in the near future, and lots of luck. Girl Reserve 2, -11 Intra-Mural Sports 3: Student Librarian 2, 3. Q EARLE E. HARTMAN, JR. - B.S. Pressey Bluff - Geeze. A toast to Hartman, who for four years guided the destiny of the class of '36 as their president. Earle, our most popular boy and leading actor, will always be remembered for his ability as a speech maker. Although noted for his ability to bluff he was always able 'to rise to the occasion when the need arose. VVe feel sure he will talk as well as work his way to success in his life's pursuit. Class President l, 2, 3, 4: Sr. High Basketball Mgr. 41 Hilltop Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Band 2, 3: Hi Y tPres.J 1: National llonor Society -l: National Athletic Scholarship Society 41 Stage Crew l, 2, R, 41 How Dare You 31 Third Floor Front -lg Varsity Club 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3: Student Count-il 2, 3. Q MARIE HEAPS- He-aps - Oh! My Z Quiet, gentle and kind describes Marie perfectly. Everyone of us will miss the sight of her ford journeying to school every morning. Many of us have admired her because she seems to find so much pleasure doing her work. She has already decided to enter college and study to become a teacher. Success will be hers if she works as hard as she did in high school. Basketball 1: Girls' Chorus lp Needlecraft Club 4: Hiking Club 3. Q KENNETH ARLINGTON HEINDEL - Butch Kenny - Hi Ya Boy. Oh, it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing! And where Kenny draws his nimble fingers over the guitar the music really swings. Possessing a humorous nature, known and liked by everyone Butch hopes to be a guitarist in some great dance band. Typing Club 3: Little Theatre Club 4: Betty Lou 21 Intra-Mural Sports 2. 4: Dance Orchestra 3: Band 4: Glec Club 4: Bon Voyage 4. Q ALLEN E. HENRY - Al - Hi Ya Toots. I would a traveler be quotes Allen, who daily gains experience by walking to school from his residence at Cape Horn. Having a keen interest in all sports Al becomes a participant at all possible opportunities. Together with his inseperable brother, Cletus, Allen will have an interesting future. Intra-Mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Q NORA ALMEDA HENRYE Daffy - VVho wants to know? Is that so! Almeda, an excellent typist and commercial student has rendered much service to our school paper and year book. Her aim in life is to become somebody's stenog. We wish you much suc- cess, Daffy. Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Girl Reserves l. 2, 3. 4: Student Librarian 1, 2. S: 41 Stlxlent Council 2: Hilltop Stall' -l: Year Book Stati' -l: Bon nyage . Q CLETUS JACOB HENRY-''Clet - There's never a path without a thorn. Chet, the more studious half of the Henry brothers will always be remembered for his ability in chemistry. If he puts forth as much effort in his undertaking, which is his chosen profes- sion, we are sure of his success. Lots of luck to you, Cletus. Intra-Mural Sports 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 31 Apparatus Club 4. Q EVERETT STRAWYER HERBST- Eve - Get outa here. Eve is seldom seen wi'thout VVarner and Minnich. Between them they can cause more gray hairs to appear on the noble domes of their teachers than any other group regardless of size. His chief in- terest is baseball and he is a member of the '36 Gold and Black nine. May you be the next Bambino, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 41 lllce Club l: Band 3: Intra-Mural Sports 2, 3, 4: lli Y Club 11 Jr. High Basketball 11 Sports Club 3. Q EVELYN MAE HIVNER- Blackie - What do you think? Dark eyed Blackie is ever ready to produce a blush or a giggle, maybe that explains why she is sometimes called Giggles She hails from Long Level and is according to reports, very much at home in the water. Her chief interests are Jim and child care. Intra-Mural Sports 1: Ask the Professnru Z: Hiking Club Il: Needle- rraft Club 4: Girl licserre 1. Q FERNE ELIZABETH IIUTTON - Fernace -- That's what you think. Ferne, one of the quietest girls in the class of '36 is often heard talking of her hiking and of the various orchestras in which she is interested. A hard worker, :'he will undoubtedly make her patients happy as their kind nurse. Good luck which you really deserve. Little Theatre Group 4: Volleyball 2: Hiking Club 3, Q SYLVAN VV. JACOBS W Sivey Jake - Hi ya boy So What? Not many years from now, the United States will be following the column of a famous sports writer whom many persons will remember as either a classmate or school mate. Sivey's ability to express in Words the spills and thrills of any sport will earn him the place of America's leading sport column- ist. Watch your laurels Graham! Hilltop Staff 3, 41 Journalism Club 4: Associate Editor Year Book 41 National Athletic Scholarship Society 3, -!: Varsity Club 3, -l: Var- sity Football 31 Varsity Track Team 2, 3, 41 Orchestra 1, 2. 3: Glee Club 1, 2: How Dare You 3: Ask the Professor 2: Betty Lou 11 Intra-Mural Basketball l, 2, 3, -l: Intra-Mural Class Track 1. Q ARLENE ELENORA KEEMER- Enie - No kid- ding. Arlene, is perhaps one of the happiest persons in the class. Proof of this may be had by noticing her ever smiling face. Undecided as to what phase of life she will apply her talents, we feel sure she will at least make some boy happy. Girls' Intra-Mural Sports 2: Girl Reserve Club 21 Typing Club 3: Shop Club 41 Glee Club 41 Girls' Chorus fl. Q CHARLES EDWIN KEEPORTS - Chat - 'AI reckon it is. Anchors Aweighj' barks future Admiral Charles Edwin Keeports as he dreams of the day when he will be in command of one of Uncle Sam's mighty destroyers. Chat, small in stature, great in mind and pleasing in personality, will prove himself to be a noble, valuable man in the hazardous trails of Uncle Sam's maritime protection. Track and Field Meet 1: Sports Club 1: Ask the Professor 21 Intra-Mural Basketball l, 2, 3, '11 Typing Club 3: Glen Club 4: Varsity Football 4: Third Floor Front -1. Ttoeiity-ciglit F- , 4 Q THELIVIA MAE KINARD - Thelma Bonnie -- 1936 THE LION Q JOSEPH A. KNAUS -- Joe - My gosh, Abbie. The Notre Dame Victory March will be played with abundant felicitations and garnishures when this lad enters their school Joe is one of the rare examples of an athlete and a scholar, standing near the head of the class in scholastic achievements, and having been captain of the football team. Knaus is going to study chemical engineering and the Held will undoubtedly greet him with wide open arms. Football 3, 4: Hilltop 3, 41 Editorein-chief of Hilltop 4: 'Varsity Track 2, 4: National llnnor Svhularship Soriety 3. 43 Glce Club 2, Fl, 43 lntra-Mural Basketball 2, 4: Third Flour Front 43 Varsity Club 3, 4: Student Council 12 Ask the Professor 2: Apparatus Club Zig Journalism Club ,ip Bon Voyage 4. Q DQNALD ELWOOD KINARD - Sonny Red Cutie - Great Buckets of Pain. Cutie, the tallest boy in the class and one of the few to earn Varsity letters in three major sports is one of the best liked persons in the class. As a basketball player, he's a Wizard. He proves a favorite with the Women but seldom gives them a break. Cutie never Works too hard but he gets along. With his personality we have no fear for his success. Varsity Football 4: Varsity Basketball 43 Treasurer of Class 1, 2, 31 Hand 2, 35 How Dare You 3: Third Floor Front 111 Varsity Club 2. 3, fl: Mgr. Varsity Baseball 2g Year Book Stat? 42 Stage Crew 2, 35 Jr.IIi Basketball Mgr. 15 Hi-Y Club 15 Bun Yuyngeu 4. Fin economic that way. This girl of great poise and grace, has never a frown or a line on her face. She plans to lend her charms to a business office. Some- day, somewhere, some fortunate business man will employ Thelma as his private secretary. Year Book Stall' 4: Student Librarian 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserve l, 2, 31 Nec-dlecraft Club el: Ask the Professor 2: County Field Meet 43 'lirls' Chorus 4: Mixed Glue Club 2. -lg Intra-Mural Sports l, 2, 31 Bon Voyage 4. Q CLARENCE EDVVARD KNISELY -- Bud - Oh, Yeah! A moonlight night and a beautiful girl and Clarence. Bud has been accused of curling his hair at regular intervals, but if this is really the reason for his good looks no one knows. Nevertheless, Clarence has established himself as a valuable com- mercial student and will undoubtedly be ready to make his bid in life. Hilltop Sl: Intra-Mural Sports 2, 3, 43 .Kpparutlls t'luh 3: Journalism Uluh 45 Bon Voyage 4. Q KATHRYN LENTZ --- Kas ,- Oh, Yeah! WVheW, who was that who just passed 'I VVell, you guessed it the First time. It was Blondie of the commercial sec-tion. She is interested and excels in all sports. Probably at some future date you will see her occupy- ing the oilice of a large manufacturing' firm. Girls' Athletir' Association KV. Pre-s.i 31 tl'res.i -11 Girl ltirse-Wes '?, 33 Basketball Ii: Chanuiion Intrai-Mural Mnshbaill Teain -li Girls' Snort Club -li llonurary Mlislilmll 'Feinn -lg All Star Mushlmll 'Venn' 2, fi, 45 Field Meet 2: All Star Baskvthzxll 'Peznns LZ, 3, 41 Mushhall :ind Baseball It'upt.l 2, 3, 4. Q HELEN l+1LlZAF:lG'l'H Mll.l.l4lli - Blondie - Ye Gods. If you can't be heard, smile seems to be lSlondie's philosophy, for she is always ready to laugh. She seems to he quite cosmopolitan, for she was born at Freysville, lives at VVirlterstown, and thinks Dallastown is a nice place to visit. Intral-Mural Snurts il, 43 'Pyningz Club 3: Girls' Sport l'lub 43 Stud:-nt Librarian 42 All Star Muslibzill Team 4. Q MERL M. MILLICI!- Miller - Oh I'ifl'le. Meri is remembered by his friends for his accomplishments as a boy scout and also his Work in chemistry. l-le was active in intra-mural basketball despite his small stature. Interested and learned along' the line of elec- trinity, he wishes to further his education along this line, and best wishes, Meri. Urulivstra 1, 2, 3. 45 Shorts Ulub 3: .tnininitiis Uluh 3, 41 Intra- Mural Spnrts 11, 3, 43 Glue Club 4. Q WILLARIJ GAYLORD MILLIGH-''VVid - Phooey. VVid, one of the quietest boys in the rfoinniercial section, entered Red Lion High School from Dallas- town during his sophomore year. He is very much in- terested in sports, and was widely known in intra- mural circles. VVhen Willard entered here, he was not :such a hard worker, but he has iinproved considerably and should find success in his chosen field if he con- tinues his good work. Intrzi-Ihiral llaslcc-tlmull 2. Ii, 115 Boys' Sport Uluh CV. Pri-s.l 4: Apparatus Club 2, CL Q DALE Ol,l+ZVVIl,lGlt MINNIWII- Minnich -- l'll do better. Minniffh is our lean drztwling trumpet playing seainp. VVhenex'er mischief brews in the 1213 section, Minniuh is certain to be one of the imerpetrators. Nevertheless. he's always in for a good time, for what party is dead when Minnich is there? After school he hopes to enter the Held of l,l12l1'lliL1l'Y. Herefs best wishes to you, Dale, from all. 0:1-lif.-sti'zi 1, Z. 3. 41 Baud l. 2. Il. l' Fi'st .Xil Club li lion 'Vuyzige' 41 Ask the l'rnft's-tor 2: .tlvixzmitlls Ulub ii. Q JANICE BEATRICE MINNTCH- Jan - So long. Yea, team! Yea, Yea, team! That's Jan, always faith- ful to the school team. Wherever the team goes.you can see her there even if she has to walk. Her ambition in life is to become an air hostess. Happy landing, Jan, intra-Niiiral Sports 1, 2, 3. 4, All Star Basketball Tcuni fCapt.J 2: Mushbull rMgr.l -ig Girl Reserve Club 1, 151 Hiking Club 35 Girls' Sports Club 4: Glee Club 3: Girls' Chorus sig Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 2, 3, 4, Q RICHARD SIDTH MINNICH- Dick Seth -- Is that so? Here he comes, our happy-go-lucky Seth He cares not a fig about academic standing, yet on a dance floor he is far from being a novice. He is inter- ested in sports, particularly basketball and swimming. He also likes music and listening to dance orchestras. Sir. High Basketball 1: Intra-Mural Sports tCapt.l 2, 43 Hilltop Staff 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 0Igr.J 2, 3, 45 Band lPres.i 4: Sports Club 2, 3: Little Theatre Group 4, Glee Club 4. Q VVILLIAM CLETUS MITZEL- Bill - What in the world! Bill, is our tall, bashful and unassuming lad who hails from Yoe, the little city in the Valley. He is especially interested in a lass from North Frank- lin Street. Bill, the car, and the girl are practically inseperable. Bill's future occupation is rather unique. He wishes to become a silk weaver. V sr, High Baseball 11 Basketball 12nd teannh 2, 33 Orchestra 1. 2: Varsity Club 3, 45 Band 3: Trax-k 2, 3, 4: Inter-class 'Frark 1: Intru- Mural Basketball -lg National Athletic Scholarship Society 3, 4, Q S. DOLLY NEFF- Neff -''Monaf' Lovely to look at, delightful to know, Dolly has made quite a. hit with the stronger sex during her sojourn in Red Lion High. Neff has a strange yen for hiking and in this way has been able to keep that school girl complexion which will aid her as a specialist in the interesting field of beauty culture. Girl Reserve 25 Sports Club 35 Ncedlecraft Club 43 Library Asst. 2, 3. Q VIRGINIA MARIE QITTGLEY-''Quigf'- Well I',1l be dog'g'd. When better dance tunes are played, Marie will play thein. However, it took more than talent to gain her many friends. VVe'll wager it was Qu1g's pretty face and cheery smile that did it for her. May life react to your attempts as the ivories do to your fingers. rlrrrliestra 1, 2, 3: Gln-e Club 1, 2, 45 Intra-Mural Sports 1, 2. 3, 4: lIuw Dan-e You 3: Third Floor Front 4: Ask the Professor Girl Reserve 1: llilltop Staff 1: Girls' Athletic Association 3, 4: Tennis 'Mgr.h 4: .Xrt t'lub 4. Q GLADYS Bl.-XRIE R.-RUB - Joe - Call YOU Imagine. Gladys, one of our diligent Commercial stu- dents will be reniembered for her eflicient recitation in law class. Besides this she excelled in all other phases of sehool Work. Her ability to giggle rates with the best. She plans to enter office work after graduation and has our sinrere wishes for success. Girl Reserve 23 Hiking Club 31 .lnurnalisin Club 11. Q ANNE A. M. RIDER-''Ansy-Pansy - That gives me a chuckle! Uute and amusing-that's Anne. She's into everything-eespecially arguinents. In the near future Anne will be the president of some prominent debating club. Her interests lie mostly in the red- headed fiddler, of the senior class. 'l'hird Floor Front '15 Glec Club R.. 4: Girls' Chorus -1: Intra- Murnl Sports 2. l: All Star Mushhall Team 2, 3i Girls' Athletic Xssur-izition 2, 3, flg Girls' Shop 43 Needlecraft Cluh R: Hiking Club Zig Swinnning Club lg Girl Reserve Club 2: Bon V0ya:.'e 4. Q RUTH IRIGNIG RINEHART- Rinney Rufus - Holy Cats For Pete's Sake. A real friend is a. treasure indeedf Possessing a kind and generous na- ture, Ruth has established many friends. Rinney works intensively, striving for her goal which she has set for herself and we feel sure that she will make an excellent teaeher. Mixed Glec Clnh l, ,lg Girls' Chorus 4: Needleeraft Club 3, 4g Betty Lou :Zi 'I'y1riiig Club 3. Q RUTH RITZ- Rudy - All I-light. Ruth is never seen without Marie-her inseperable pal. Ruth is a hard worker and tinds her best subject is Engrlish. Her love of Poe ranks with the best who worship this writing' genius. ldxtremely interested in social work, she will prepare to enter this interesting' Held. Best of luck to you, Ruth! Hilltop Stat? 1, 2: Girl Reserve 17 Glee Club 3. -lf llittlc Theatre ilmun slg Drarmitic Club 31 Art Club 31 Executive Uoininittec 1: Library Assistant l, 2, 3. Q ESTHER MAE ROHRRAUGH - Esther - Oh, deaf' Dear ine. Then you add some salt in here, you stir it 'round and 'roundf' 'T'hat's Esther teaching her cooking class. Soft in speech and quiet in nature, Esther goes about her work with marked dexterity. As for a vocation, Esther is debating whether to be- come a librarian or a domestic science teacher. llirl liesvrres 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Lihrai'ia1n 1, 22, ig Mixed Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Girls' intra-Mural Sports 1. 2. T Il. i rl y 2 I K 1936 - THE LION Q MARTHA VIRGINIA ROSl+1MAN- Ginny - Oh, Piflilef' If anyone could keep our Ginny from whiz- zing hither and thither in that Ford V-8 for a few minutes we might discover that this tall brunette is a most intriguing girl. Ginny's seriousness and prac- ticability, make her moments of flip humor all the more appreciated, and have made her a mysterious creature, surprising in her variable moods and ideas. Hilltop Staff I: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, -ll lliking Club 3: Girls' Sport Club 4: Girl Reserve 2: NVintor Sports lilgr. 3: Third Floor Front 4: Ask the Professor 2: Swimming Club 4: Field Meet 1, 2, il, 4: Typing Club 3: 'tBon Voyage 4. Q SAMUEL JACOB SAYLOR- Sammy''- Is 'at so. Sammy, the youngest and slnallest member of the class, spends his leisure time working around his radio and other electrical appliances. He embodies that re- nowned maxium. Small but mighty, Sammy de- sires to enhance his knowledge and become an elec- trical engineer, we say to you Sammy Carry on and never falter. Apparatus Club 3, 4. Q MARY IGSTELLA SCHUM- Schummy -''Oh, My Gosh! Tall, gaunt, smilable, Mary emerges from her conveyer after a ten mile jaunt over hill and dale to reach Dear Old Red Lion High. As Schummy steps forth she is entreated by her host of friends. Such is a typical scene in the life of de- pendable, efficient Schummy. Mary wishes to become a school teacher due to her great love of children. Basketball 1: Ask the Professor 2: Glee Club 2: Student Librarian Zi, 4: Student Council 2: Baseball 2: Girl Reserve 3. 4: Needlecraft Club 2: Hilltop Staff 4: Girls' Athletic Association 4: Typing Club 3. Q MARIE SIGCHRISTW''Sekkie - Wouldn't that jar your buttons? Here comes our noisy lass from Wind- sor. Always smiling, ever willing to work, that's Marie. Her membership to the National Honor Society proved her ability as a student and leader. Taking the com- mercial course she is preparing to be Somebody's stenogf' IIow Dare You 3: Third Floor Front 4: Year Book Staff 4: Senior Class Treasurer 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3: Glee Club 2: Girls' Shop Club tI'res.l 4: Student Librarian 2, 3: National Honor Society 4, Q PAULINIG SEEGER--''Polly-Wolly - Aw, Heck! Polly is one of the outstanding participants in girls intra-mural sports. Whatever the sport, Pauline is always in the first row giving her best. If she shows as much enthusiasm in her chosen field, nursing, as she did in sports, her success is inevitable, Intra-mural Sports 2, 3, 4: All Star Basketball Tc-ani 2, 3, 4: Track Team 3: All Star Mushball Team 2, 4: Glee Club 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Girls' Sport Club 4: Hiking Club 3: Swimming Club 4: Sewing Club 3: Girl Reserve 2: lion Voyage -1, Q HILDA ELIZABETH SEl'PZ- Seitzie - Oh, lily Lord. Seitzie is another demure gal who to quote her own words hails from the hills and valleys of Felton. She has been very active in girls sports and various other activities. She will don a white uniform in the near future. May all your patients get well, Hilda. Basketball 1: Girl Reserves 3: Girls' Chorus 4: Iliklng Club 3: Girls' Snort Club 4: Student Librarian 3. Q FRIEDA SHAULL- Fritz - What do you think. This dark complexioned female from Cross Roads has found her favorite past time participating in girls sports. We will always remember the Shaull black eye. An exceptionally Fine student, she will undoubted- ly become a proficient Physical Education teacher. which is her life's ambition. Girls' Intra-Mural Sports 1, 2, 3, -1: Hiking Club 3: Girls' Sports Club 4: All Star Baseball and Basketball Teams tCapt.b 4. Q RUTH LUCILLE SHEN13ICRGER- Ruthie - My Heavens. Blushing is a symbol of innocence and thus is the case of Ruth. A diligent worker and sacri- ticing friend Ruthie is highly thought of by everyone who knows her. Ruth spends many of her spare moments by reading, sewing and knitting. She is ex- tremely desirous of higher education and will prove a worthy asset to any college. Girls' Athletic Association 4: Sewing Club 4: Girl Reserves 2: Hiking Club 3: Girls' Glee Club 4: Mixed Glee Club 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra-Mural Sports 2, 11. Q LAVVRENCE SPRFINKLE- Red Sandy - lNIein Gott Abie. Maybe you don't know it but we have a future lion tamer in our midst in the person of Red, He has practiced many a year, until he can outglare any animal, be it a beast or a faculty member. Nevertheless, we all like Red for Where can we find a more congenial soul. How Dare You 3: Apparatus Club 2, 3. Q DALE ROY SMITU- Smitty''- Y-sura. Many of us have admired this tall, handsome boy's care-free attitude. Having won his varsity letter in football he proved his worth as an athlete. As far as music is concerned, his favorite ballad is the Stein Song. Smith expects to be an inventor and we wish him loads of luck for he deserves it. Intro-Mural Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Stage Crew 3, l: Football Squad bikpparatus Club 3: Athletic Club -1: Year Book Staff 4: Glce 'u . Q LAURA ADIGLLA SNYDER -- Laura Red - Sugar! Red is the colorature of the Senior class. She enjoys singing, acting, gardening and reading. She has taken part in the class plays and is a member of the Hilltop Staff. After graduation she wishes to become a singer. National Honor Society 3. 4: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: lournalism Club 1Pres.b 4: V. President of Class fl: Third Floor Front 1: How Dare You 3: Bon Voyage 4: Hilltop Stall' 3, Ll: Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 2, 3: Swimming Club fl: Intra-Mural Sports 1, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 1. Q GLADYS KATHRYN SNYDER - Beans - Hey look. Gladys, the seemingly quiet girl from Stewarts- town, is noted for her continual giggling about her numerous boy friends. We have all seen her working diligently in the library as assistant librarian. She hopes to follow this line of work after graduation. Best wishes! lliking Club 3: Ncedlecraft Club 4: Assistant Librarian 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserve 1. Q GLADYS REBECCA SNYDER - Gladdy - Oh My. .Iovial and gay, that's Gladys Snyder. G1addy is a commercial student of acknowledged ability. idx- hibiting rare speed in shorthand dictation and in pounding keys of a typewriter. Gladys will make some man happy to knoxv that he has hired a truly capable secretary. lililginii Club 3: Sewing Club -1: Hilltop Staff -l: Student Librarian Q WILLIANI SNYDICR- Bill - N1y Hat. VVh0's that fellow who knows his books from A to Z? Yes, you're right the first time---Our Bill. He is also an authority on various other subjects including Solid Geometry. With your fine qualities, Bill you'll go fast and far in this old world. National Honor Sm-icty 3, 4: Glee Club 2. 4: Journalism Club 4: V. Pres. of Class 3: Third Floor Front 4: How Dare You 3: Hilltop Stat? -t: Boys' lntra-Mural Sports 1. 2. 3, 4: Ask me Professor 2: Betty Lou 1: Apparatus Club tl'res,l 3: Little Theatre Group 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 4: Glue Club 1', 3: Tlantl 2. 3, 42 Hi-Y Club 1. Q BLANCHIG IGLIZABICTH STEIN- Stein - Oh, Me. To be somebody's Stenog' is the desirous appre- hension of Blanche Stein, But conditions lead us to believe that Stein will in a very short time go the path of least resistance and become a domestic ser- vant. l+1fl'icient and reliable, Blanche should go a long way in what ever field she pursues. Girl Reserves 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Ask The Professor 2: Library Assistant 3: Typing Club 3: Nccdlecraft Club -1. Q FAYE EDITH STINE- Faysie VVaysie - And little Audrey laughed and laughed and laughed and laughed. A clever remark, a Hood of laughter. then enters Faysie Waysiej' inventor of those side re- marks. There is never a dull moment in her presence. She intends to become a nurse and with her many witticisms she will keep her many patients in a con- tinuous jovial mood. Intra-Mural Sports 2. 3: Girl Reserve i1'res.b 4: llun' Dare You 2: Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3: Swiinming Club -l: llilltop Stan' 2, 3: Needlecraft Club 3: llarmony Club 1: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Hiking Club 2: Typing Clnb 3: Girls' Chorus 4. Q ETHELYNDE JEAN STRAWBRIDGE- Jeanie - Gee-ma-nee! Jean, although she may seem quiet, has a funny giggle. Whenever a group is planning to have fun, Jean is found in their midst. She is a willing worker and also dependable. Success and happiness to you ! Girl Reserve Club 1. 2, 3: Needle:-raft Club 11: Mixed Glee Club 4: Girls' Chorus 4: York County Field Meet el: Bon Voyage 4. Q GENE ORVILLE STRAYER - Ginger - 'Tm Sorry. VVhen you're smiling the whole world smiles with You. Thus is the belief of Gene Strayer. Small in stature, but great in ambition Ginger should prove to be of unestimatable worth on the office force: of some extensive business corporation. Intra-Mural Basketball 2, 3, -1: Sport Club 3, 4: Hilltop 2. 7'llffl'f!j-f74.70 fa s smfil E Q Z 5 2 1936 THE LION Q GLADYS LUCILLE STREAVIC- Streavig - Oh, my Cow. Streavig is the short girl whose constant companion is a tall lad from Yoe. Her fine achieve- ments in track are to be admired and envied. Her good nature is no doubt the reason for her many friends. Stay that way forever, Lucille! Girls' Intra-Mural Sports 1, Z, 3: Girl Reserves 1, 2: Art Club 3: Little Theatre Club 4: Field Meet 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Librarian 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Intra-class Track 1. Q MADELIN OPHELIA TIEMANN - T - Gee gosh! T is one of our most versatile and best dressed seniors. She can do anything from tap-dancing to playing a marimba. Every morning we can see T forcing her Chevy over the Hills and Dales between here and Felton. May we always remember her as a dependable and loyal friend and classmate Girl Reserve 2: Sewing Club Sports Club 4: Glee Club 3, 4. Q EDVVARD BROOKS THOMPSON- Ed Eddy - Aw Heck! If you want something done right, see Ed He's the most dependable boy in the Senior Class as well as Captain of our Championship Basket- ball Iive. This modest, popular lad will enter Ursinus College next fall and will undoubtedly become a suc- gessful business man as a member of T. FZ. Brooks RL o. Varsity Basketball 2, 3, tCapt.l 4: Varsity Baseball 2. Il. -1: Varsity Track 2: Varsity Club 2, 3, tl'res.l 4: National Athletic Scholastic Society 3, 4: Year Book Staff al: Hlllton Staff 3. 4: Glee Club 1, 2. 'S 4' Band 2 W' Orchestra 2 2 4' Staffe Crew 1 'W 3 4' ., . ........ ,t ,, ,-,., , Ask The Professor 2: Betty Lou 1: lli-Y Club tSec.J 1: Bon Voy- age 4: National Ilonor Society 4. Q FREDERIC ARTHITR THOMPSON -- Fred - Holy-e-e-e. Fred, the Crooning Romeo of the school, is addicted to green shirts and swanky clothes. As a tenor he's a valuable addition to the glee club. After attending Ursinus he plans to become one of the junior partners of T. E. Brooks and Co. Vice President of Class 3: Student Council 2: Hi-Y Club tVice 1'res.7 1: Football Mgr. 4: Varsity Club 4: Year Book Staff tllus. Mgr.i 4: How llare You 3:1 Ask tgfhe l'riife?or'l' 24: llillttip ,Stag 2, 4: Clee Club 1, 2, 3, -1 Ore estra , ', I, I .ant Z., .2 Stage Crew 2, 3: Journalism Club 4: lion Voyage 11: National Honor Society 4: National Athlctlc Scholarship Society 4. Q HOWARD EDVVIN TROUT- Eddie - Conie wit me. - Eddie, one half of the Trout duet is a come- dian of some note. He is a habitual optimist and a rather easy going chap. Eddie is interested in sports and he plans to continue his business career in the halls of higher learning. Varsity Basketball 3, 1: .lay Vccs 2: Sport Club tl'res.l Il, 4: Track Manager 4: Stage Crew 3: .lr. lligh Basketball 1: Bon Voyage 4: National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. Q HARRY IRXVIN TROUT- lrvie -''Gookf'- I got trouble, double trouble, lulls Irwin Trout, of the well known Trout Twins, as he is again unduly reproached for an act committed by his brother, Edwin. Must I be unhappy because I'm a twin? The answer is nega- tive, for as an athlete and business man lrvie will find his share of happiness along lifes' trails. Jr. Jligh Basketball 1: .lr. High Baseball 1: llilltop Staff 2: Var- sity Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Sports Club 3: Bon Voyage 4: National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. Q MARGARET L, UFFLEMAN - Peg - That's right. Peg comes from the thriving metropolis of Windsor. To best describe her we may say that she is 5' 2 of animated dynamite, always active, always cheerful, and-always talking. VVe wish Peg much luck with the business course she intends to pursue after being graduated. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3: lntra-mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Ask The Professor 2: Girls' Athletic Association tSec.J 2. 3, fl: Student Librarian 2, 3: Field Met-t 2, 3, 4: Hiking: Club 3: Girls' Chorus 4: Girls' Sports Club 4: Swinnning Club tTrcas.i 4. Q MTRIAM CHARLOTTE WALLACE-''Mitzi - Holy Cats. They also serve who only stand and wait. Patient, plump and rollicking with likableness Mitzie Finds enjoyment in the composing of beautiful cultured poetry. Miriam intends to become a wearer of the white uniforms which is symbolic of a mighty sacrifice and all who know her feel that success will be he-r's in abundance, Basketball 2: Girls' Sports Club 3: Needlccraft Club 4. Q BETTY R. VVARNER - Betty - Honest! 1 thought l'd die laughing! I won't dance! That's what they all say until Betty asks them. Betty is our best dancer and most popular female. As editor-in- chief of The Lion she had much to- do with its astounding success. She has been a leader in all activities, and her personality has won her countless friends at home and abroad. Here's luck to a deserving one. litlitor-in-chief of Year Book fl: National Scholastic llonor Society 4: How Dare You 3: Swilnming Mgr. 3: llillton Staff' 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Association 2, R, 4: Journalism Club 4: Stage Crew 1, Z, 3: lntra-Mural Sports 1, 11, 'ig Hiking Club 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Ask The Professor 2: Betty Lou 1: Typing Club 3: V. Pres. of Class 1, 2: Bon Voyage 4. Q DONALD MERVIN VVARNER- Don - My gosh George. A Hrst class pianist, is Don, our class musician. The Greeks may have had a word for Don's musical talent, but we haven't. Well, anyway, it's Colossal to say the least. He also takes great pleasure in racing up and down the street in his maroon colored limousine. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Glec Club 3, 4: Betty Lou 1: Debating Club 4: Sports Club 3: Hi-Y Club 1: Ask The Professor 2: Bon Voyage -1. Q EVELYN IRENE WOLFGANG - Flick - Holy Mud Gee whiz jump. Secretaries here and secre- taries there, and so many ones to pick from. Yes indeed, in Evelyn we have another ambitious secretary. Flick is always blushing and laughing and she has been labeled as a real sport by her many friends. ln spite of her keen secretarial determination the horoscope reveals another blushing bride. Girl Reserves 3: Girls' Shop Club 4: Student Librarian 3. Q JEAN ANN ZARFOS- Jean Ann - My Fran. This girl we call .lean Ann is an attractive tiny Miss with golden curls from Georgia. Although very quiet she has great ambitions. .lean hopes to own her own Interior Decorating Establishment in New York City some day. Please don't disappoint us Jean! Girl Reserves Club 2. 4: Girls' Athletic Association 2. 3, 4: Student Librarian 2, 3, l: Art Club 3: Intra-Mural Sports 1, 2. 3. 4: Hiking Club 2: Swimming Cluh 4. 1936 CLASS MOTTO 'tCli1nb though the rocks be ruggedl' 1936 CLASS FLOXVER 1Vl1ite Rose 1936 CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver Tltirtu-four 4 i CLA55 oF- THE LION 1936 THE Junior Class Arnold, Richard Baker, Ella Bzlrtezlnx. Mary Beek, Viola Blmise. Delores Bull. Gene Byrd. Gernlll l'1'11n1hli11g, Jzlnet Dnllrey, Jenn IlJllilllPj'4'Y', John llixun. June IHIXVIIS. Dale I,ll!ll1il'k. D011-:ls Iiherly. lflvettzl lllisensmitll. I'reston Fillill. Elsie Fake. liuuene Fake. V11-51111111 ' Fake, Xvillfl-'I' Feigler, Gerzlllline Ferree, lIil1lz1 Ferree. Ruth l'li11el1h:111gl1. LllCI'0tifl Furry, Jzunes Free. Lois Frey, Allen Gates. Robert Gentzler, Clnirlotte Gl:1dfelter. f'l2l1'9llC6 Godfrey, Leah Ilalke. Ferne ,. . .- 111111, Xvillllll' 77'-ff' IIil1'1'iS. Tlnelln llzlnlmert, George llengrle, Delores llerselxner, Mary llilmhs, Bo1111ieHJe:1nl ' ,J lIively.Jul1n llollaxml, Robert lloltzinger. .l:111et lloltzinger. Robert llntton. Dorotliy J0lllliIlg'N. Ilugh Jones. llflle Jones. Myles K:1ltrei1le1'. Phyllis Keene1'. Dennis Keeports. lCstell:1111:1e Keesey. Grave Kuhler. Betty June Kohler. VVll'j:.'il1lil I,z1Motte. Stewart V F l11111eks. Gernlil 4644111 A I1illll'kS. Geralllline I.11ner. Lelluy l1lllll0lllilllN. 'lillt-'llllibl ,1 1 Bll'f'll'!ll'Y. 1'l1:1rles Mc-l'le:1ry, BIIIFQIIII' t NIl'f'l0ill'j', Verly Mc-Ginnis. Mary Guhn. Preston Mezuls. Betty Mellinger. l':l'lll2l Meyers. Ruth Miller. f'l111rles Miller. l'7u1'otl1y hfilllillll. Mirizun Grim, Ii3lCll2l0l Grim. Vernetta Grove, l lo1'0tl1y DJrAfA' Grove, Robert Miller. lCr1le1111 Grove. Virginia Miller, LeVere SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Jluxf INIIIIIIIII'-E2ll'l9 II2ll'fl1lZlll. Betty XVIITIIPI' lim! lrmlrilzy-.Iose11l1 Iil1ZlllS. Marie Quigley lfrnwf bluslrer-Sylv:111 Jueobs. ls:1l1ellef'111'1'1111 f'ufr'sf-Ib011:1l1l Kinzirrl. Jean gXl1ll Zzirfos H4-sf llllfIll'I'lIfRlJil9I't lbinsniore, Glzulys Raul: limi rlthlefe - Iflllwzml '1ill0l1lIlS1lll. Glzulys Briggs TI1ir'fy-xmfell f. .. 1111101-, Theodore T44 Miller, Zora 1 1 M11rpl1y, Dale Neff, Martin Ness, Gladys Poet. Ferne Heier-l1z11'cl, 'l1. otte 1:1rz,1'01-11:1 Mrk, Roth, Annzulnelle lilllllxl6,Il1ll1l1l6Pj J - - Q ', Levi S2lllKl0l'S, Ruth Seitz, Henry Seitv Yet:-1 ' Shillllli-'l', II0yer CfQX ,1 Slenker, lilwootlu Slenker, Leona SIl19liZ61', iiiellll Smith, Dale Smith, Donzxld Slllifll. Ezlrl Smith, Jaime: W X. Smith, J:1yJ3i7,uXf'f Snyder, L1-11:1 Snyder, 1':111l 'I Sprenkle, .xllllil Sprenkle, Lyle Spnrley. Vernon Stein. BI2ll'g2lI'9i' Stiles. Aletzl Stiles, Vernon Striekler. Ilele11 Taiylor, XVinlielcl 'l'll0lllllS0ll. Sallie Wnkley, C'l1z1rlutte XV2ll'lll-'l', Helen XV0lf5l,'1ll1,LT. '1'hQflil Yonxig. Clmrlotte -L ll 958 UYUIIDVO 'UO THE LION 1936 Akins, Violet Allen, Sue Anderson, Charlotte Anderson. Donald Andrews, Robert Bailey, Charles Baker, Verna Barnhart. Betty Barshingzer. Ruth Barshinger. Ruth Bevker, Francis Blouse, .Iohn Bowser, Dorothy Brown, Ross Burns, Lillie Craley, Chester Craley, llortha Curran, lflvelyn Daugherty, June Day, Xviiliillll, Jr. Deitz, Charlotte Detwiler, Mary Dietrieh. Josephine Douglas, Lloyd Douglas. NVilliam Dunnic-h. Earnest Eaton, NVilbur Eby, Carol Ellis, Earle Fauth, Charles Fauth, Elwood Fauth, Gladys Fillmore. Eugene Fix, Dale Flint-hbaugh, Henry FllIlf'llil1lll11'll. XVilliam Frey, Harry Frey, Luther Frey, 1I0l'Vill Gemmill, Bruce Gemmill. Eugene Gibson, Robert Grim, Bernard Grim, Esther Grim, Luther Grim, Richard Grove, Elaine Hake, Sylvan Hanna, LeRoy Hannigan, Dale Hedrick, Norman Thirty-nine THE Sophomore Class Hetlner, Alma Heiland, Mabel Heiss, Horace Henry. Maurire Hershner, Irwin Hess. Marguerite Heyne, Ri'-hard Litbfihlllilll. Ethel Hutton, Vivian Hyson, Al't'lliiP2I1tl lnne1's, Josephine Johnson. Charles Jones, Ray Keener, ltlvelyn Keeports, Dale Kelly, Robert Kilgore, Earl Kimmons. Dorothy Kinard. Rosetta King. Vera Kise, Kathryn Kline. Clarence Knaub. Harry Knisley, Alma Knisley, Betty Knisley, Helen Kohler, Dale Kriedler, Celia LaMotte. Betty Landis, llorthea Landis, Mildred Lighty, John Lloyd, Josephine Logan. Marie Manifold, Evelyn M ajewski, Frederick Markey. Charles Marshall, Leora Mathews, John McAllister, Harold Mc-l'herson, David Meads, Thomas Mirhael, Iona Montgomery, Naomi Ness, June Noller, Clair Raub, Denton Rawheiser, Perry Riddle, Preston Boseman, LaVere Roth, Carrie Irene Runkle, Janet Runkle, James Sehaller, NVOodrow Sehmuek. George Schott, Edwin Set-hrist, Mabel Ser-hrist, Mildred Seehrist, Ralph Sentz. Dale Shaull, Betty Jane Shoff. Raymond Smeltzer, Bertha Smeltzer, Jennings Smith, Arlene Smith, Bernice Smith, Betty Smith, Bruce Smith, Donald Smith, Doris Smith, Leola Smith. Lloyd Smith, Marguerite Smith. Virginia Smith, XVanda Smith, WVoodrow Snyder, Dale Snyder, Louise Spangler, Edward Sprenkle. Ferne Spurley, Hazel Stabley, Milton Stabley, Velma Stallman, Ferne Stallman, Richard Stein. Treva Striekler, Robert Stump, Miriam Taylor, Junior Thompson, XVilliam Trone, lVilmot Tyson, Estel-la Valentine, Dorothy Xviljlllltlll. Geraldine lVarner, Robert lVinter. Theodore Wise, Annabelle Wolf. XValton XVo1-kinger, Arlene Young, .Victor Zarfos, Nlelba Zeigler, George NINTH GRADE THE LION 1936 Akins, Donald Anderson, Edna Anderson. Ferne Anderson, Miriam Barsliinger. Edith Ba rteaux, Robert Beck, Uharles Becker, Nladeline Benelield, Florine Bicking, Mary Bull, Blanche Bull, Joe Burke, Clair Campbell, Lcola Daugherty, Dawn Douglas, Philip Dunlap, Eleanor Elfner, Gerald Einenheiser, Marian Fauth, Ennna Fauth, Thressa Faltenberger, Merle Flaharty, Mary Flinchbaugh, Clair Flinchbaugh, Geraldine Frey, Robert Frey, VVillia1n Frutiger, Virginia Genunill, Evelyn Gennnill, Dale Gipe, Dale Golm, Arlene Gouker, David Grim, Jean Grim, Paul Grim, Quinton Grove, Emily Grove, George Grove, Martin Grove, Richard Grove, XVilxna Haines, Jeanette Hall, Esther Hanna, William Haugh, Eleanor Haugh. Ray Hedrick, Ric-hard Forty-one THE Freshman Class Ilengle. John Ilershner, XVilson Hicky, George Hildebrand. Merle Hively, Richard Ilflfflllilll, Charlotte Jamison, Louise Jones. Marian Kauffman. Alice Keener, Dortha Kilgore, Joseph Kline, Jessie Klineyoung, Harold Kluyber, Mary Knisley, Bruce Kohler. Vordie Kohler, Lois K1'aft. William Laucks, Donald LaMotte, Glenwood LaMotte. Stewart, Jr. Lentz, Allen Lloyd, Everett Lloyd, Mildred Love, Velma Ludwig, Marvin Lynch, Loretta Manifold, Carl Marks, Gladys Maust, .lay McAllister, John McClure, Alice McGinnis, Nora Mille1', Arlene Miller, Audrey Miller, Betty Mille1', Ernest Miller. Bose Mobley, Mark Mundis, Gilbert Mundis. Hilda Musser, Arlene Myers. Carl Neff, Esther Ness, Norma Noller. Paul Norris, Theda Oberdorf. Donald Paden, Martin Portner, Jac-ob Prall, Majorie Prall, Stanley Raab, John Rider, Bernard Rider, Isabel Rider, Joan Ropp, Ernest Roth. Raymond Sanders, L'lit'ford Scott, Charles Schott, Leowood Shetfer, James Sll6l'lll6!.'L'9l', Jolm Shoff, Robert Slenker, Myrtle Sineltzer, Karl Sxneltzer, Henry Smith, Dorothy Smith, Joseph Slllitll, Preston Smith, Rae Snell, Beatrice Snell, Nevin Snyder, Charlotte Snyder, Lester Snyder, Mildred Sprenkle, Anna Sprenkle, Jack Springer, Xvalter Stabley, Sturat Stein, Thomas Stern, Kathryn Stitely, Dean Stouch, Charles Taylor, Roger lfrey, Alverta Xvilglllilll, Sara XVells, R0lJEfl't XVilson, Betty NVise, Donna XVise, Kathryn Young, Arthur Zellers, Dean 1936 T El6HTH 6RADE Eighth Grade Ellen Barnhart, Richard I3Zll'S1ll11g9l'. Vera Rei-li, Thomas Hull, Dale Urawford. Paul lleitz, Phyllis Dettinger. Loretta llruc-li. Denris Iihellalt. Charles Ellis, Grace Iippley, Retty Feigler, Dorothy Fill- more, Lucille F1iI1f'1lb2lllQj11, Robert FliIlC11lHlllg'11, Ruth Ella Folekoiner. Randall Gemmill, Ch2ll'l0ft9 Gipe, Archie Gohn, .lohn Gohn. Harry Goldman. Josephine Grim. Ruth Grove. Odessa Hedrick. Lu! ville Heiland. Elizabeth Hilderbrand, Hobart Hiv- ner, Aleda Holtzapple, Ray Iloward. Robert Hut- ton, Dorothy Jennings. Earl Keller. Thomas Kelly, Betty Keemer. Janet Keeports. Sara Holly Ki111- brough, Robert Klinedinst, Ferne Knisley, Esther Lahlotte, Philip Laucks, llean Mctjleary, Isabel Mc-l'Ieary. Betty MeGuigan, Frederick McG11igan, Morton Me-ads. Kenneth Minnic-ll. Rivhard Nebinger, Helen Norris. Dean Olewiler, Doris Phipps. Mah- lon Raub, Gladys Reicfhard, Harold Revis, Louise Revis. Elwood Ritz. Mary Sclnnuc-k. Moonyeon Sliilvlllllilll, James Seehrist. Robert Sentz. Lola Shindler, Annabelle Smith, Arleta Smith. Audrey Smith, Betty Smith, Mina Smith, Riehard Smith, Dorothy Sprenkle, Norma Sprenkle, Robert Taylor, Harry Thompson, Nevin Trout. Gloria Wagner, Dean XValten1eyer. Ifloward XV21lll1llt'l', Clair XVelty, Arlene Xvlllgilllllltll, Robert Young. Forty-two HE LION THE LIO N 1936 SEVENTH GRADE I I Seventlm Qrade Juno Alulv. 1lZll'l0I1 Allll0l'NUl1. Nina .Xl'll0l1l. Ilelen B:11'11l1:11't. l'ill'l'Ull I'l6l'li0l'. XV:11'1'e11 lie-ll. Luis HlUllS9. Al'flllIl' l'001N'I'. Evslllgzelille Daly. llI2ll'y D01- wilor, Fay l34!llK5.EllPl'fX. M:11'ti11 lJuw11s. l4l11:e110 Ill'lli'k, 4Xll11il l'lll16lllll1lSl-'l'. Ii91llll'fll lippley. Lo1'11:1 Fli11r'l1lr:111:l1, M:11'g:11'elt F11-fy, l':111li11v F1'i11f1'm'k. Mvlviu Gmlfwy. I':1l111e1' fl1'i111. M:1111'i1-0 Ililllllllthll. Ricl1:11'1l llvzms. lAUlIlSl' Ilc-llric-k. I'I1'111:1 l1vi11i11gf-1'. IGl111y1':1 Ilvisle-1'. Rosa- Mamie Il0l1Sll2lSV, lmniel Hvyue. Rllldil Ililnlvs. .lzuuvs IIoll:1114l. Neva llultx- npplv. Iiuluwt I'loltzi11ge1', Huy HliXX'2ll'll. No1'111:1 Hutton. .losvplx Je-1111i11g:s. .lsunvs Kvl1v11l1e1'g:c-1'. No1'111:1 Kelly. l'l1ll0l'y Kuislvy. llc-110 Kmms. M:11'yl11 Koons, Ii0IlIl0lll Kopp, Mary Lzlklotte. l'o1'ti:1 Lelner, 1 m'fy-fI1rr'P l'2llll lA'Ill'Z. l'llllll'l' Mzlrklv. ljlllllflbll M:11'kl0. Ile-011 BIl'f'li'Rll'j'. Illstlwr B11-Koo. 1':111Ii11v Miller. NVi11if1'vrl Miller. Arvillzl Myors. Willizlm Mumlis, Viola N1-ff, Georgv N9XY1'Ul1ll'I'. l':11'l Norris, l'IslW:11'rl Norris, lbottic- lizmlu. l,':11'l Ro:1vl1z11'1l. .Iuy Iiuse111:111. liivh- :lI'rl liose111:111. I.vMz11' li1111klo, lbeluws 81111111-tzlczl, lilizsllu-tl1 Swift. I1:11'lr:11':1 Se-4'l11'isf. Jili'k Svvllrist. l'Iliz:1lwtl1 Svntz. l4'1'e-ml Svutz. lfllollisv Sl1i111l1e1'. lie- lures Ship:-. Eli Sliver. llll9Sf9l' Smith. 11111111-1' S111ifl1. Slll'llil Vily S11:111Qle1'. IN-'Zlll SIlllI'l0y, llzlrry Stznhlvy. Juno Stuhley. Fl'61lk'l'lC'k Stz111tTm-1'. I'I2ll'l'j' Stumlm. He:111'ic'v Stynv. lI:11'ol1l 'Fl10lIlllS0ll, K:1tl11'yn 'l'u111e. .losopll 'l'yso11. l'Pl'I'1' VPYSUII. Kalb YV:1lli1'k, liussvll lV:lllic'k. .loyvv XVillvt. Hlt'llill'1l lV:11'11e1', Ibomnlcl Z2ll'f0S. M:11'gr11o1'ite Zurfos. I , ACTIVITIES Pbl S M D Sp I W 'Qs 5 WT 2 J QI' KI f 5? IZ 0 rxihjx 'E' I? c fp X : fury, 912-'iirx ',, ..--- .-51-11 Q--T 3 2 GSI U7 ' I Q HXLL TOP STAFF THE LION 1936 Tl-IE IIE school paper is appropriately named 'tThe Hilltop. The semi-monthly publica- tion is a record of events and activities which occur in the school. It. is a bi-weekly publication written and edited by a staff of thirty-two students, aided by a business statt of seven members and two facility advisers. The llilltop is a member of four State and National Scholastic l'ress Associations and is an outstanding publication of ex- ceptionally high literary merit. The distribution of the Ililltop is an event eagerly anticipated and greatly vvel- comed by all students for in it we find a true and detailed account of actual school life. Of special interest to lll0Illii0l'S of the staff are the spring.: and fall press confer- ences, which are held annually. At these meetings outstanding speakers in the tield of journalism address the stu- dents, In addition to the general session, sectional meetings are held in which the students have an opportunity to discuss the problems relative to their own school Hilltop .Vezrs Editors - Feature Editors Literary Editors Soricty Editor - lf.I'I'lIIllIgf' Editor Sports Editors - Ifeportorinl Stuff .-trt Editor - - - Mary Sehnm Estellalnae Keeports Betty lVarner Adella Snyder Betty Meads - Donald Kinard Robert Ilolland Faye Stine Sue Allen - Josephine Inners Janet Holtzinger V Elaine Grove Ferne Poet - Sylvan Jacobs John Matthews NVanda Smith Gladys Briggs - Ilenry Seitz Vivian Ilntton Preston Riddle Preston Eisensmith Charlotte Young Charlotte Heachard publication. The Ililltop Stall' also sponsors social activities on ditferent occasions llll'0llgil0llt the year. Members of tl1e staff are: LITERARY STAFF Editor-in-Uh ief A ssoeiate - lllunaginy Editor - - - Joseph Knaus - Hilda Ferree Virginia Roseman Earle Hartman. Jr. Mary Barteaux - Betty Smith Typists - - Almeda Henry Gladys Snyder Helen Gehly Literary .eldriser - - Xvllllltl L. Stern BVSIXESS STAFF Business .llunuger - - Fred Thompson ,-ldrertising .llfmager - - VVi1liam Snyder Ass't Adrertising Maizagers - Ralph Bunkle Robert Kelley Uireztlation Jlanager - Edward Thompson A ss't Circtllationt Managers - Earle Smith James Smith Business Adviser - - Harvey J. Becker Ass't Managing Editor - Iflorty-setfen 1936 THE LION LJON IIE LION? The zmmml pubs licatiou of the senior vlziss, is edited and published by ai, staff of seniors with :1 few selected Juniors and a fzleuliiy adviser. The theme of this yealds book is 'iStudy-ui Lifew and it is the :lim of the stall' to depict detailed :md ll1fiIll2ltC views of life, :ic- iiviiies, and people about The sehool. It is the object of 'f'l'he Lion to be 21 reminder :md Uliroiiicle of the years spent iu Red Lion lligh School. STAFF The Lion THE STAFF H11 ifoi'-in -Uh ifffilleffy XYII Hier ASS0l'lA'l'l'l1lC1lll'l'0RS Z l'llU'l'LA'l'IUN MANAGICII: ll llllillll Sllydel' lfldwzxrd TIIOIIIDSOII Sylvain Jacobs ART l,mIT1,RS 1 P1111Toc:1:A1'1I1c1:S : 441,105-N Briggs llouzxld Kinzlrd Marie Seellrist I'911UiN GGQNPY Ilzlle Smith t'h:u'lotte Rene-l1:1i'd TYIWSTS I I 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 Al111l'Il2l Ilenry LI 51513551 MABAGIQR: Thvlmzl Kimml l' red 'FIIUHIDSUII ASST. BVSINICSS MGR.: FACTTLTY ADVISICR: Lelioy llohu llzlrvey J. Becker Forty-eight 0 HE LION 1936 .-st National Scholastic Honor Society National Athletic Scltolarslmip Society U ht- t-lt-t'tt-tl to tht- Nntitnml Svlitnhtstit- ILXIXS plus lDl'2lXVIl.N Whztt ti Vtbllllbilll lltmtn' Stwit-ty is tht- t-tilminzttitm tit' any titm. 'l'ht-st- thi't-t- wtirtts t-xplztin tht- l'l't1IIilt hllltlt'llT'S t-:li-t-t-i-. tint- ot' tht- things whit-h mt-nts fm' zttlmissitm to tht- Bvililtlllill Ath mallet- this Iitmtn' t-m'izthlt- is tht- vzirit-ty tit' lt-tit- St-htvlatrsliip Stwit-ty. A pt,-rstm. to ht itt-quit-t-mt-nts tti ht-t-tnnv t-lt-t-tt-tl. l1t-t'tn't- ht-- t-ligihlv for lllt'lllllt'I'Sllill. must ll2lYlA t-ati-mtl ing t-tmsitlt-rt-tl at Villltlitlillt' tht- stutlt-nt his vat:-sity lt'lll'l' in tmt- tit' tht- ftnii' inatjtn t must rank in tht- uppt-r thirtl tit' his vlztss sptn-ts tit' tht- st'htitvI, :intl hzlvt- il st-htilzts Yt'lltllilNlll'2lll.Y. :intl tht-ii ht- is rzttt-tl upon ranting nlrtwt- tht- :ivt-r:igt- tit' tht- iinstittititm ft'mtfinttt'r7 on ptlyt' 511 , fflllllflltllfll on jitlffti .Tlj f'v1lI'f-If-ll int' L7 t G t Q 1936 THE LION Guan. Rasfrzvw Quill: A Girl Reserves TCD iind and give The best is the slogan of the Girl Reserve 01'QL2lI1lZ2l,ll0H in the Junior-Senior High Sehool. These Clubs are affiliated with the Young YVome11's Fhrist' ian Assoviation and have as their purpose to face life squarely. The uetivifies of the clubs are built around the blue triangle whose sides represent body, mind, and spirit. The ultimate goal in the minds of The elub ILl01llllC1'S is to develop Themselves in these three areas to become Well-rounded individuals. Included during 1935-36 were the following activities: recognition ser- vice, pot-luck supper, lmnderaff, discus- Fiffy THE LION 1956 sions, lP2ll'ill'S, NY0l'll-Ollfl at Czunp. Fhrist- mas lmskvfs for newly filllllllilg :1n1l il Girl Rrsviyo flUlll'l'l'0lli'0. At prvs011t tlwro are four Girl Ros01'vo Clubs in H10 school with il tofzll 111o1nl1o1-- ship of 130 girls. Till' offirvrs of the rlulvs 'l'1:1f1: l:LI'l'I CLV1: l,I'f'XflI0llf - - Virginia Frntiger Vim' I'1'csifIc11f - - Ellen Lvntz Nl'C'l'l'f!ll'.lj - - Lois Kohler J. G. F. U1 ,LB KJolly Good FI'IG1l1lSb - Fvrne Poet - - listelln 111210 Keoports aw. l'1'c.si1lcnf - - - ' Vim' 1'1'c.vi1Im1f T. U. IS. CLVI! S0cr1'1'fary - ik'lSI'l2lllgl0 of Izlllflil IIA1rpY.fg0.IJL'1'K Pl'!'-Vidf'Ilf ---- Fzlyr Stine I'1'csid011f - - -lvIl'l' I,I'1'NfII4'Ilf - lsnlwlle illlI'l'2lll Vim' I'1'0.wi1Ir'11f - S0m'vfr11'y - - Virginia Smith Nl'f'l'l'l'lll lj - LXDVISERSI Iistella lltlillblllilll - - Sum l2llSllllllQ0l' Ilolen llliodvs - - lloroflly iXll2lll1S NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC HONOR SOCIETY flflllffllllfll from four points by tho co111111itt0e of TUZIUIIOPS. who Glvrt tho Ill0lIllll'l'S. Those four points 2111- l'll2ll'2lC'll'l'. Si'll0l2ll'Sl1lll, lv:11l0rsl1ip and sm-virv. Anothvr llllllfillliill wl1irl1 IIIEIICUS if high- ly svlortiw to lwlong fo thi' Xilflljllill Sc-llolastic' llonor Soriofy is tho small por- Clxlliilgl' who may bvlong, for o11ly live por rent. of the junior rlzlss anal iiftrvn por rent of the svnior rlass Illily be 1-lortvd 111111111101-s. llllffl' .HP Betty Smith f'1,1'1s Ellen liill'!1ll2ll't - Iiillx lVz1llic-k Lucille Ilvilauid Those pi-rsons chosen fo l'l'lll'l'SOIlf The sonior class are: Dennis Goosvy. lrvne Grow, 4Xllll0fl2l Henry, lizlrlv li. llilfflllilll, -I1-., Josvph A. IQIIEIIIS. Virginia HOSQIIIHH. Mary S1-I111111, Mario Sec-hrist, 'William Sny- ilvr, Adl'll2l Snyflor, 1'11lw:1r1l Thompson, Fred TIIOIIIIISUII, B1-tty lV2ll'lll'l'. Tho lllI'Illll0l'S from the junior rlass are: -Izumi ll0lfZlIl '0l', Il0Ill'y Seitz, Forne l'ovT. 2' , l,l'l'Sf0ll l'Iis011sn1itl1. Ililrla I'l0l'I'l'0, Mary llz1rtvz111x, NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY 1'onfinuf'fI from Thr 1:11120 1111-111l11-1-sl1ip Pvc-ry your offsvts tho old ilililglx that llI'EllI1S and llI'2lNVll are not 11s11:1lly l'0IlllllI1Qll in onr i11clivi1l11:1l. The sonior IIl0llllJ0l'S are: Quinton Ellis- I52lS0lD2lll2 Ibm-nnis Ge0sey-Balsulmll, Has- keflmll: Lvlioy Gohn - Football, Basket- ball, TI'2ll'kQ Sylvan Jarobs - Football, Trnrk: Jos0pl1 IQIIEHIS-F00llJ2lllI XVilli:1n1 Mifzol-'l'rz1rkg l'lflYV2ll'll TllibllllPSOII-IS2lSlL Fiffll-our puyv .59 111111. l:2lSkl'flHlll1 Irwin 'l'ro11f- lnilfllllillll Iiarlv E. Ilillllllilll. -I1'.-Baskotlrnll SIRIU- ZIQQPI Edwin 'l'ro11f - liaskctlmllg Frml 'llll0IIlllSOI1 - Foot'l1z1ll Ma11:1g0r: IJ'0Il2llfl lflllill'1l-Ifllllfllilll, llzlslcvtlmll, Bz1s0b:1ll. Othor 1111-111lw1's are: Robert Ilollaml - li2lSlil'fll2lll, Football: lloyor SlllIlfll0l' - liaskc-tl1:1ll. Fooflmllg Robvrt XV:11-11vr - Ifootlmll. 'fillgffr 4 X, U gl fy ff- W ,Q ' 2 Q x X ,yy dv MQ, w MUJIC W Nb OQGANIZATIONI THE LION 1936 FT i11 the l1lUI'lllllgI a rnelodious sou11d strikes tl1e ear of a11y students ambitious enough to appear at school at illl early ll0lll'. Tl1ese sounds enianate from tl1e till0lltQd throats of tl1e glee club members. Tl1e 0I'g2llllZ2ltl0ll is divided into the mixed glee club and tl1e girls' chorus. Plans l1ave been made to organize still an- other vocal 2lSSOIllllly. a 1112110 cliorus. During the past year tl1e glee clubs sang ill the various 1-hui-elies i11 tl1e tow11 illlll presented a short concert between acts of the -lunior Vlass play. Tl1e Ill0Illll0l'S include: Geraltline Laucks. Louise -laniison, Thelma Kinard, lietty AV2ll'll0l'. llilda Fei-ree. Adella Snyder, Iilaine Grove. Almeda llenry. Bonnie -lean llibbs, Virginia Smith, Janet Iloltzinger, Lena Snyder. f'l12ll'l0ttl' Young. Arle11e Keemer, Virginia Kohler, Portia Ritz, Ruth llarshinger, Ruth Shenberger, Evelyn Keener. -lean Strawbridge. Felia Kreidler. Ferne Poet, Pauline Seegar. Theda Harris, Anna Rider, t'harlotte XVakely. Arlene Smith, lsabelle Curran. Dale Murphy, llugh Jennings, Rim-l1ard Ilively, l'reston 1':lSl'llSlIlllll, l':l'Ill'St llunniek, Fred Tlltblllll- son. Donald Kinard. Vernon Spurley. Vharles Kem-ports, Tll011l2lS Heads. YVillian1 lfxllllfllbilllgll, Dennis Geesey, Jay Smith, SENIOR SUPERLATIVES U1lffllIiNffEflNYll1 Trout, Marie Seehrist ,l1'ti.vf-llale Smith. Gladys Briggs illoxf inquisitire - William Allen. Margaret lfft'el111a11 Best NflI!ll'I'fFl'0tl Thompson, Adella Snyder .llost IHINlIfIlI-l':1'lll'Sf Frey. Gladys Forry lies! dancer-liieliard Minnieh. Betty Avilflllll' Q Idiffjj-tll'I'l!f' Musical Urgcmi ations Joseph Knaus, Philip Laucks, James Se- christ, Arthur Young, Kenneth Heindel, Preston Riddle, llonald AVZIPIIGP. Jean Grin1, Audrey Miller, James Smith, XValter Griin, Raymond Roth, Gerald Laucks, Earl Smith, Avllllillll Douglas, Charles Bailey, Theodore XVinter, and Mary Barteaux, Pianist. Tl1e excellent work of tl1e musical or- ganizations was t'lOIll0IlSfl'ilt0d Oll tl1e 24th and 25th of April when they presented a musical comedy entitled f'Bon Voyage. The school oreliestra has always been 11oted for the fine concerts wl1icl1 it presents at tl1e school plays. The orcliestra fllrllislled tl1e 0I1f0l'f2lllllIl0llf at all school plays and meetings. Zlllll it again competed i11 the annual Iield meet held at Red Lion, Probably in tl1e near fllflll'0. a dance orc-l1estra will be formed from tl1e school orcliestra, to provide n111sic illlfl entertain- ment at tl1e school parties. Tl1e school billlfl which is now i11 its third year, provides tl1e sparkle, pep, and music at tl1e athletic events. Tl1e band lllltllxl' the leadership of Mr. Gerald XYoerner and as- sisted by Leo, tl1e sehool's pet lio11, pre- sented a fine exhibition of military and drill I'0llflllPS, ll1l0ll tl1e gridiron between halves. 936 THE LIGN lN ST RUMEN TAL B A N D ORCHESTRA HIGH SCHOOL B A N D SENIOR SUPERLATIVES - - 1 '1 If 'fflfwl fum'--I lmrlvs liruc-k. Ile-In-11 C-1-1115 I I f1fpi.vlf--Gvlle Strzuyer, .Xl111wl:1 Henry l if!y-fum THE LION 1936 'Q OUI2 LIBQAQIEI SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Jlrmf rIw,ur'nrl11hlr'- 'l':1lNV2II'll 'l'1lUl1llISUll. Il'Pl1l' Gmvv Jluxl slufliulm--NVilli:1m Slnynlvr, Alillil Rider 1 if!11-fire? . :,, '.,. V W ,Q ' -' .. nf mf ew ik ,. h y L SMX V 4 A. : , .1iE. .,.,., l Eb 5. ..,. 5 ,. l H , ?: n::,:::g,:: V W 3 .. . .. .,.. Q.. ,,,. ' JM? , ' h iv A - 4 'uf sing, f Q f .:u:z ' Z'Zg:,g, ,, ' 5, , x' ..,., ,, ,,,,,, .... , QS ' A W 4 .. , f' ' 0 ' NM' ' LK k - ?Dgs ,,rifsaWgv ' 5 :' Kffssw f 'wr 'I THE LION 1936 ullow Dare You by VValt Spence, was the production presented by the class of '36 as Juniors. It enjoyed such success that it played three nights in order to accommo- date the public. Those participating in its production and those witnessing its pre- sentation will always remember its clever plot and the outstanding portrayals taken by Earle llartlnan. as an understanding doctor: Adella Snyder, frivilous wifeg Betty lVarner, heroine: Dennis Geesey, hero and THE SENIOR PLAY 6 Y ,. . '.' 'W . If If ields lllvtbgllllll These were the remarks made concerning Earle llHl'lIll2lll'S remarkable impersonation of a hen-peeked husband in 4 l'l1ird Floor Front, the senior play of the class of '36, Virginia Rosenian also gave an unforgetable characterization in the role of Mrs. lVilks. Earle llartn1an's wife, who was responsible for his hen- pecked condition. Joseph Knaus and Adella Snyder niade a grand couple in their parts as male and female leads respectively. The play was well received by two capa- city houses in the municipal building. Fifty-sc ren THE JUNIOR PLAY C 'How Dare You Fred Thompson, a young lad out to make good. The cast still recalls the readiness with which Earle Hartman and Donald Kinard learned their 'flines and the antics caused bv these t.wo at iractices. Miss . l Estella llotfinan will be l'PIlll'Il1llCI'9fl for l1er patience and jovial manner during the rehearsals which she so capably directed. Other classmates who contributed to its success as characters were: Sylvan Jacobs, Gladys Bri es, Marie Sechrist. Fave Stein . 2' , . 1 7 YVillia1n Snyder, and Lawrence Sprenkle. Third Floor Front Others who gave interesting portrayals were Donald Kinard. lvllllillll Snyder, Anne Rider, Marie Sechrist, lsabelle Cur- ra11. Vharles Keeports. Marie Quigley and Gladys Briggs. To Miss lvlllllfl Stern, who so capably directed the play, severa.l IIl01lllJ0l'S of the cast wish to take this opportunity to eX- press their apologies for eating all the food which was to be used in the dinner scene, before practice began. VVe appreciate her patience and understanding nature. 936 THE LIO FOOT BALL 2935 GRiDlRON SNAPS i CAPT. KNAUS MEET OPPONENT Fiffjl-C1 THE LION 1936 Red Lion lliglfs 1935 gridiron forees, playing but their second season of football, had a rather decorous season, annexing two victories against five defeats. Coach Nitch- key found difficulty in selecting a clicking Combination and the starting eleven showed numerous changes. The season opened with impressive victories over Delta and Xew Freedom when the machine suddenly struck a snag.: and lost the remaining five engagenients. The height of the season was reached when the Lion's held Ilanover's powerful aggregation, who had trounced THE Football Team the Gold. and Black 50-0 last year, to a 0-13 score. The worst defeat recorded was at the hands of the XVest York '4Rulldogs, who scored a AL!!-0 triumph. The team was ably eaptained by Joseph A. Knaus, The season records are as follows: Red Lion-2-1 Delta- 6 Red Lion-50 Red Lionw- li Red Lion- 0 Red Lion- 0 Red Lion- 0 Red Lion- 0 SCHOLASTIC HONOR GROUP Dale Akins llarry Anstine Isabelle f'urran Robert liinsmore Quentin Ellis Thelma Garner Dennis Geesey LeRoy Gohn XValter Griin Irene Grove Earl li. Hartman. -lr. Charles Keeports Fifty-nine Fletus llenry Joseph A. Knaus Anne Rider Mary Sc-hum Marie Sechrist Adella Snyder XYillia1n Snyder Gene Strayer lidward Thompson Fred Thompson Betty VVa,rner Xew Freedom- 0 York High Reserves-14 Elizabethtown-32 Biglerville-1 2 llanoyer-13 XVest York-19 W A i THE LION 1936 S! .1 to L , 2 Q QQ f Basketball IIE Gold and lllack's 1935-1936 ttquintetw brilliantly engraved their names on the annals of Red Lion Iligh School basketball history as they blazed to a new high in cage competition with twenty-two victories in twenty-four starts. In early season the quin- tet lost two games, namely Dallastown and Hanover, and after this duo of setbacks they went on a whirlwind Victory march of six- teen straight triumphs. The Lions brought the York County Inter-scholastic League f'hanipionship hack to their Alma Mater after a, lapse of three years, having last cap- tured the title in the 1932-1933 season. Play- ing a split season the Gold and Black won SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Fusltion plate-Fred Thompson, Ophelia Tie- man Actor and Actress---Iflarle Ilartinan, Virginia Iiosexna n Noisicst-lidwiii Trout, Virginia Rosenian Sirty-one both halves of the league schedule. Forced to engage in a playofi' with Glen Rock for the first half championship, lroth teams having won eight games against one defeat, the Gold and Black defeated the Red and Ivhite 23-18. Experiencing little difficulty in the second half, the Lions won nine straight games to annex the League title, hands down. The climax of the season was reached during the Dickinson College Inter-scholastic Tourna- ment, when the Lions defeated Hanover 31- 30, Swatara Township 22-21 and Lykens 25-23 to win the tournament and add fur- ther laurels to a niost successful season. G s 21.5 INTQA-MURAL SPOQTJ' THE LION 1936 AT a. meeting held September 12, 1935 of the Girls' Athletic' Association, the follow- ing oftieers were eleeted to serve in the ensuing year: l'residentMKathryn Lentz, Yiee President-Charlotte Young. and Se- eretary-Iielores Ilengle. Ma.nagers chosen by t'oaeh Blew and the newly eleeted oftieers were: Mnshhall- -laniee Minnieh, llaskethall-'llilda Ferree. Volleyball --- Virginia Fake. Paddle Iland llall-Gladys liriggs, lbeek Tennis-lletty Meads. Ilorseshoes - -lanet lloltzinger. Tennis-Marie Quigley, lliking X Daneing -Ferne Poet, Swimming K llorsehaek Riding-Raehael Grim, lVinter Sports- Zora Miller. tfainping. roller skating and lrieyeling-t'harlotte Ream-hard. To become a menmher of this association one must earn sixtyktive points. One hundred iifty points are required for the tirst letter, three hundred and twenty-tive points for the seeond and four hundred and sevelity-tive points for a third letter. Strong rivalry between the two senior basketball teams, - the -lumho's and the Blll1I1lNl'S, waxed tieree during a thrilling season. This was evident with the -lumhffs winning ll of I2 games played. Full attendance at the games and elass eheering furnished no end oi' excitement to the players as they hattled enthnsiastieally for the eoveted honor of leader in the season's tussle. Gladys Briggs, our dash- ing and winsome Mumho eaptain ot't'ered keen eompetition to the Jumbo team led by alias Lentz, the tall hlonde guard, Si.:-111-fllree Girls' Sports The Jumbo's champion all star team, consisted of: Uaptain--Kathryn Lentz, for- wards-Adella Snyder, Janice Minnieh, Pauline Seegar and guards - Margaret I'H'elman, lsahelle fi'urran. Vaptain Briggs and her fighting tealn included: Naomi t'rawford. Anne Rider, Margaret Til'0l1l1t'Ill?lIl, Irene Grove and Myrtle Grove. Vnder the expert eoaehing of Marion lllew the mushball teams experienced an exciting season also. Again Captain Lentz led her team to victory. The 'fgang in- eluded Janiee Minnieh, Pauline Seegar, lsahelle Uurran, Frieda Shaull, Adella Snyder and llelen Miller. - Yietories in the hadminton tournament were registered hy: Elsie Fake, Virginia Fake. Zora Miller. and Uharlotte Rear-hard. This year a swimming team was organized and those HIllt'l'Ill2lltlS-i eould he seen every Monday night at the Y. XV. t . A. enjoying their beloved sport. lVith the approaeh of Spring and fair weather tennis halls were seen flying here and there, and a keen spirit of eompetition was sensed in the air. And why not, heeause we were eertain that with manager. Marie Quigley. we would reaeh the top triumph- fully. To the eaptains of the various sports mueh eredit and praise is due for their inspiring example and leadership displayed throughout, the season. NVe admire and appreeiate the untiring efforts of our roaeh and sports direetress. Miss Marion Blew, on her readiness to eneourage the girls and stir them on to eompetition. 3 1936 THE LION Baseball .IEXPERIICNUING difficulty in holding practices, because of the inclement weather, Red Lion Highis baseball team Iinally put in their belated appearance, in the middle of April. The team at the date of this writing has played but three games, losing to North York 5-4 and to New Freedom 9-4 the team finally hit its expected stride and defeated their strong arch-rivals, Dallastown High, by a 5-4 score and New Freedom by a 14-8 count, Having a nucleus of six players re- maining from last years, squad, namely Ellis, Captain of the '36 nine, Thompson, NVarner, T. Trout, Gohn and Fake, the team has a strong starting combination and should finish high in the league standings. The members of the team are as follows: Pitchers-Fake, I. Trout, Kohler and Sentzg Iniielders-Capt. Ellis, Herbst, Slenker, E. Thompson, Young and Sc-hoffg Outiielders- Gohn, Majewski, L. Miller and Day, Catchers-R. XVarner and Meads. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Jloat dignified-Fred Thompson, Ophelia Tie- man Wifficst-Keliiletll Heiudel, Faye Stine Musician - Donald XV211'I19l', Virginia Rose- man OI'!If0l -1':2l1'l6 IIZIPUIIIIII, Gladys Gohn Sixty-four THE LION 1936 ,YW 4 ey? QW. Track QEQAFIXG the hardest, schedule of any track and field team in the history of Red Lion High School this yeal-'s SlblkPIllQIl, at the time of this writing are practicing diligently to uphold the laurels of their Alma Mater on the cinder path. The team has already com- peted in the I'enn Relays and the Shippens- burg State Teachers' Uollege invitation track and field meet and made a. rather favorable showing. However the stiffest part of the program is yet to come as the York County, Harrisburg District 3 and possibly one other meet appear on the schedule. The captain of this year's squad is Sylvan Jacobs, sprinter and broad jumper. The members of the team are as follows: Ilroad jump, Jacobs and Downs: EQ mile run, Mctlleary and Knausg High jump, Kinard and Mitzelg Shot put, Geesey and Mitzel: Discus, Geesey and Smith: 100 yard dash, Hall and Downs, 440, Gohn and Jacobs, Relay, Gohn, Jacobs, Fake and Hall. COMIC STRIP CHARACTERS Mutt and Jcjj'-Donald Kinard, Samuel Say- lor Flash Gordon,-LeRoy Gohn Di.rie Dugan-Ruth Shenberger Tuilspin Tormny-VValter Grim Jloon, Jlullins-I'1'est0n Flinchbangh Popeye-Kenneth Heindel Winzlill-Earle Hartman Iluirbreedth. Iflll'I'1l-Xvillilllll Snyder Bclinda-Anna Rider Marg :write Ffllllljl-lI21l'gi11'6f Ufleman Somcborlyiv Stcnoy-'Vivian Grove Maggie-Blanche Stein Jiggs-Quinton Ellis Ella Cindcrs-Pauline Seegar Turzan-Edward Thompson Blon-flie-Kathryn Lentz Sirty-filfc Barney Google-Cletus Henry Paufs So:L-in-lau:--Charles Keeports Back Seat Driver-Janice Minnich Ma Green-Faye Stine Just Kids-Class of '36 Tillie thc Toiler-Betty Warner Joe I'flI00ln7l1-xvilhlll' Anderson Ifliffflll. Jammer Kids-Edwin and Irwin Trout M ielcey Mouse-Gene Strayer Minnie Mouse-Myrtle Grove Lillums-Marie Seehrist Harold Teen,-Sylvan Jacobs Shadow-Merle Miller Orphan Annie-Jean Anne Zarfos Lil Abner-Dennis Geesey ZUO0 U14-'-iOl 'lD l 1Z'l 'l-'CW-CI I'-N PmI 936 THE LION Patrons Gipe X TayIor Gi-oc-ery Store Miss VViIn1:1 Sf0I'II Mr. K Mrs. AITIIIII' 1l'C'GIIIQ2III Mr. K Mrs. H. II. Miimich II. II. Jr. Ilr. K Mrs. -I. P. Gable Mr. K Mrs. A. II. Tllompsmi Mr. X Mrs. N. Nvimam f'I'fl10y Mr. K Mrs. 11011 'l'. IMMUHO Miss Sara Ii. I'iIISIl1III,Q'9I' Mr. X Mrs. Iimory I . Rifz R4-fI Iiinu Milling CO, Miss Ilorotlly M. XVZIVIIOI' Mr. X Mrs. I.. Nornmn Z2lI'f0S lieu-I IZ. Burg K Sou Ilr. X Mrs. I'IoII:mrI Mr. X Mrs. UIIPYIII Snyder Mr. X Mrs. Iidwslrd II. Miller SllIPiiZl'l'.S M0211 Market Mr. S Mrs. M. IC. Ellis Miss IIvI011 R, 'Rhodes Miss Mary Zvllvrs Mr. X Mrs. II:1IpI1 Snydvr Miss BIZIFIGIII Sirnyvr Mr. X Mrs. -I. A. Kmms Mr. X Mrs. Clirisiizln A. Hillm- Ilr. K Mrs. 'I'. F. V1-stal Mr. X Mrs. A. S, Furry Tho Arnold Iiumlnvr Ifolnpzmy Miss Mnriv Kcuporfs Miss Vrenu Honry Mr. K M1'S. I . V. Sviiiz Mr. X Mrs. I'1II10I'j' IC. Sililllii Mrs. Edith S1r:1wI11'i4Ig'v Kclly Miss Amvlizl IVin10r Mr. K Mrs. IV:lII:1c'0 ll. XVZIVIIOI' Mr. K Mrs. l'i2II'i ID, XVZIPIIUI' Mr. -Tvssu II. XVEIVIICI' Mr. S. V. Xvti' Mr. K Mrs. -I. Ii. Milli-r Mr. X Mrs. 'l'. If. Ilrmmks Miss Iistrllzl IIoI'1'n1z1l1 Mr. X Mrs, I+'. O. 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