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

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1939 volume:

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' ' ' S: fl :n 1 . n , . . . . . , o ..,.:. X 0 r . IQTJ. 1 ' Il ,- if Xb -N.. . 2 La' ,- at . '3--.-.7-:f:E- -2' ,' 51. Q W DEDICATIO N APPRECIATION OF THE FINE ATHLETIC RECORD RED LION HIGH SCHOOL HAS ACHIEVED DURING I-IIS TEN YEARS OF CA- PABLE COACHING, WE THE CLASS OF 1959, DEDICATE OIIR ANNUAL TO CHARLES R. NITCPIKEY, A GRAND SPORTSMAN AND AN INSPIRING FRIEND. Y iw J! FOREWORD THE AIM of 'QTHE 1939 LION has been to preserve for every student an enduring and complete record of the events occuring during his high school career. That in future years he may turn to these pages and through both pictures and words relive the experiences of his high school life. If we have succeeded in this, We feel that the task we have completed has been Worthwhile. , DIVISIONS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES FEATURE LION STAFF HORT lived though it be, the term of those chosen to edit th: senior annual is well crowded with work. It is during these few months that pictures are taken, characterizations of seniors and faculty written and activity write- ups completed. Bids are considered, budgets are made, senior polls are con- ducted and the entire publication is checked and rechecked to detect the slightest errors. No amount ot time or effort was spared in performing these duties in order to produce the best book possible. It is our unbiased opinion that, con- sidering the financial limitations, this years Lion far surpasses any of those of former years. Edifoi'-in-chief. . . A.s1f0ciu1'e Edilmir. . . Aff Edifwr. . . Pbnlrign1j2he11s' . . Bll.l'j7IL'.l'.l' Alaizfzcqef. . Ciiwfffizliwz fllfzmzger A.i'.it2.s'm1zZ Cizfzffazfiw T.ypi.if.f . . Y A-s . . FERNE ANDEIRSON . . .VIRGINIA FRUTIGER RAYMOND ROTH .MARIAN EMENHIEISER PRESTON SMITH lX'lARK MOBLEX' . . . XVALTER SPRINGER lN'llERI.E FELTENBERGER .... . . .JAY h'lAUST .....i..i.. XXfII.LlAM HANNA 2 Alazmgwnr .... BRUCE KNISLIZY Girmwooin l..AlVlOT'I'E . . . . . NIARY FLAHARTY DAXY'N DAUGHRRTY NViLMA GIQOVE ADMINISTRATION Moravian College A.B.g Penn Sylvania State College A,M. Ed.D.g johns Hopkins Univer sity. l ALBERT G. W. SCHLEGEL, A.B., A.M., Ed.D. Supemfifing Principal n Sluippensburg State Teziclmefs Collegcg Franklin and Marshall College B.S.g llfnive-1'sity uf Plttslvurglu ALI. HARVEY BECKER, HS., All fmzim'-Swzim' High Pmzvilfmf BCA RD OF EDUCATION THOMAS HOLTZINGER Vif'e-Pre5ide1zt DR. C. N. TROUT Preiidenl MRS, IVIARY YAGL1 Sew'eff11'y DAVID PINK VUILLIAM DRUCK TI'667.Y7ll'l?f' Board Alenzber -12.- Am, ,qw-mamma FACULTY X Albright College Elizabethtown College Svieme f x RAYMUNU E. BARNHART, B.S. ye ..-R GALEN B. BAUGHIZR. B.S Lebanon Valley Sofia! Slfnlief RAc1H151. XV. BRINTON, B.S. Temple University Healllv IiulIlt'11ff0II M 'iii ' Luz H. DIliH1r, B.S. Shippensburg State Teachers College Geography i H. RICHARD DIEHM, B.S. XYfest Chester State Teachers College lllzlfju Slf,f7ez'z'i,r0r if 5 'S SARA L. ENSMINGIER, C A.B.g M.A. eww-f Lebanon Valley M M faafmw Institute of French My Education ' 't., S353 Pennsylvania State Sljeachefs College 'V FVFIIFI7 and Izaiglzilv MARY E. FARLLING, A.B. Susquehanna University Ezzglirh CLAIR A. IfR1Ts, B.S. IN COMMERCEI M.Ed. Grove City College Pennsylvania State College Sofia! Simfief f,-W. FACULTY lNlAZIE C. GABLL Millersville State Teacher's College PI'jlIL'jlZ761Z of Grader BLLILAH M. HAI-L.. A.B.g M.Ed. Pennsylvania College for Wfomcn Pennsylvania State College Pennsylvania State Teacherls College Sofia! Slffdief Luaiwis HENRY, D.H. Temple University Denial Hygiefzifzf KATHRYN JONES, B.S. Temple University CLIFFQRD S. GUNNI2T1', A.B. Gettysburg College Ezzglifb EARL HECKENDORN, BS. Millersville State Teachers College Gezzeml Shop LORIE HOE'FbiAN, B.A. Pennsylvania State College Sofia! Sfmfief School of Industrial Art A rl IXIARII2 KEEPORTS, A.B. Pennsylvania State College Evzglifh 14- 'SEN AEK FACULTY HARRI121' TWATTIER, A.B.g B.S. Dickinson College Drexel Institute Lil1mz'i1z12 IDQAR C. Moomi, A.B. Elizabethtown College illfzfheflzfzfitir CHARL12s R. NITCHKIZY, BS. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Health EcZ77lc'LZfi011.' Direcfrlz' of flflvfelitif Brfss1IsV. RMVIQR, A.B.g MS l'lI?l.lZN Ruonizs, B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Elizabethtown College University of Pennsylvania A Infhezfmlitir University of Pittsburgh Cfzzzflzfwfial Snfzjeffr E. EUGIZNIE S. SHOIQMAKISR, BS.: M.Ecl. Millersville State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Sriezzve JANI5 SCHIZIBLIE, B.S. Albright College Home Erozmmitir RI.B1.CC.AWALI.IC.K SMELTZ11R -15 Red Lion High School High 5411001 Secretrzrj' FACULTY R. ESTRLLA SMITH, R.N. Slippery Rock State Normal School Temple University Pennsylvania State ' .555 5 College Simmons College Srlwol Nzrrre DORCDTHY M. STRINIE, B.S. g lW.A. Susquehanna University Columbia University C011122fw'f2,al S 1112 jedi JOHN SWAGERT, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Mnfloemfzficf MRS. lWARIAN S. WARD, B.S. Lebanon Valley College Lafifz, Elzgfifh RUssiaL E. YOAS, B.S.g M.Ed. Susquehanna University Pennsylvania State College C0lI!7lI6l'fidZ Silfijljtifrf XVARD S. YORKS, B.S. Millersville State Teacher's College Prizzfizzg. Gezzefzzl Shop -16- ,..., CLASSES Vive-Prefideazf VIRGINIA FRUTIGIER TI'6u7,f7lI'6l' GLADYS MARKS W' BESSIE REIVER, Senior Clam Adzfifor -18- Prefident BRUCE KNISELY Sefreiary MARY FLAHARTY Edna P. Anderson Girl Reserve Club 13 Glee Club 13 Bon Voyage 13 G. A.A. 2, 3, 43 Hilltop Staff 3, 43 Student Librarian 1, 2, 53 Field Meet 13 Home Room Secretary 43 National Honor Society 4. Miriam L. Anderson Girl Reserve Club 13 Girls' Athletic Association 3, 4. Robert H. Barteaux, jr. Band 1, 2, 5, 43 Pres. of Band 43 Orchestra 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Here Comes the Prince 32 Girl Shy 43 Bon Voyage 13 Gover- nor's Daughter 33 Football 23 lntra-Mural Sports 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 13 jr. High Basketball Manager 13 Base- ball Manager 3, 43 Hilltop Staff 2, 3, 43 Field Meet 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 31 National Athletic Scholarship Society 43 National Honor Society 4. Mary V. Bicking Girl Reserve Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Here Comes the Prince 33 Marching Squad 3, 43 G.A. A. 3, 4. Ferne A. Anderson Editor- in -Chief of The Lion 43 Hilltop Staff 2, 3, 43 G.A. A. 2, 3, 43 The Governors Daughter 33 Girl Reserve Club li Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor So- ciety 3, 43 Field Meet 1, 33 Musicale 2, 3, 4. Edith E. Barshinger Home Room Vice-President 33 G. A. A. 3, 43 Bon Voy- age lg Field Meet 1, 33 Girl Reserve Club 13 Marching Squad 3. Charles H. Beck Boy Scouts lg Intra-Mural Sports 2, 33 Latin Club 23 Varsity Club 13 Nature Club 7 Blanche G. Bull Dramatics Club lg G.A. A. 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 13 Field Meet 13 Student Libra- rian 1. . l Dawn L. Daugherty Hilltop Staff 3, 4g Lion Staff 4, Here Comes the Prince 3g Bon Voyage 1, Girl Reserve Club 1, 4. Philip K. Eberly Hilltop Staff 2, 3, 4g Here Comes the Prince 33 Boy Scouts lg Home Room Presi- dent 1g Band 4g Field Meet 3, 4, Chess Club 2, Intra- Mural Sports 3, 4, Philatelic Society 3. Williain M. Emenheiser Intra-Mural Sports 4. Merle E. Feltenberger Varsity Club lg Boy Scouts 1, 2, Nature Club 2g Intra- Mural Sports 2, 3, Lion Staff 4. Philip A. Douglas Boy Scouts lg Chess Club 2, Intra-Mural Sports 2, 3, 4. Marian L. Emenheiser Lion Staff 4g Here Comes the Prince 3g Musicale 2, 4, Marching Squad 3, 43 Hill- top Staff 3, 4g Glee Club 1, Z, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Student Librarian 4g Needlecruft Club 1. Thressa R. Fauth Latin Club 2. Mary E. Flaharty Girl Reserve Club 1, 2, 33 Lion Staff 4g Class Secretary 4, Student Librarian 1, 2, 3g National Honor Society 4. J. Clair Flinchbaugh Field Meet 1, 2. 3. 4g Track Team 1, 2, 3. 4: Var- sity Club 11 Hilltop 5, 41 lntra-lNlural Sports 2, 3. -lg National Athletic Scholarship Society Al. Virginia A. Frutiger Girl Reserve Club 11 Girl Shy -43 Here Comes the Prince Eg Cheerleader 1, Z, 5, -11 Photography Club Fig G.A. A. 2, S, 41 Drum Ma- jorette -lg Field Fleet lg Lion Stat? -ig National Honor So- ciety 3, -lg Class Treas. 23 Home Room Pres. 3. Dale K. Gemmill D Boy Scouts 1, 2g Intra- Mural Sports A13 Nature Club 21 Football Manager 2. 3, -ig National Athletic ScholarShip Society -1. ale D. Gipe Football 2, 5, 43 Baseball 2, 5, -Ig Nature Club lg Intra- Mural Sports 2, 3, ,lg Nation- al Athletic Scholarship Soci- ety rl. A. Geraldine Flinchbaugh Glee Club lg Girl Reserve Club lg Here Comes the PrinCe 51 Girl Shy -ig G. A. A. 2, 3, fig Vice-President of G. A. A. 4g Hilltop Staff 5, 4g National Honor Society 3. 45 Field Meet 1. Betty A. Geesey Entered Red Lion High from Dallastown 41 Field Meet 3. B. Evelyn Gemmill Girl Reserve Club l. 2. w -i. David F. Gouker Football 2. 5, ,tg Track 1, 3, 41 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Or- chestra l, 2g Intra-Mural Sports 2. 3, 4. jean L. Grim Girl Reserve Club, 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Here Comes the Prince 5: Girl Shy ,ig Cheerleader 5, 4, Hilltop Stag 5, 4g Gover- nor's Daughter 5: Bon Voyage 13 Photography Club 33 Musicale 2, 3, 4, Fieltl Meet I, 2, 5, 41 G.A.A. 2, 5, 4, National Honor Society 4. Martin C. Grove lntra-Mural Sports 5, XX'ilma E. Grove Dramatic Club 1g Hilltop Staff 3, 4, Lion Staff 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. Esther M. Hall Girl Reserve Club 1, Bon Voyagew 1, Musicale 2, 5, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Hilltop Staff 3, 43 Governors Daughter' 5, Girl Shy 41 Orchestra 1, 4g Field Meet 1, 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. Quentin D. Grim Intra-Mural Sports 2, 5. 41 Football 2, 3, 4: Here Comes the Prince! 3: Girl Shy 4: Goyernor's Daughter' SQ National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. Richard E. Grove Varsity Club 1g lntra-Ixlural Sports 2, 3, 4. M. Jeannette Haines G. A. A. 3, 4: Field fMeet 33 Girl Reserve Club 1, 2, 53 Glee Club 1. G. Leroy Hanna Basketball 1g Here Comes the Prince 33 Girl Shy -ig Hilltop 4, Boy Scouts 1g Governor's Daughter 5, School Blascot fI.eoj 2, 5, 4. W'illiam S. Hanna Baseball 3, 4g Varsity Club 1, Basketball Manager 2, 5, 41 Intra-Mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g Chess Club 2g National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. Ray E. Haugh Track Team 33 Here Comes the Prince 53 Intra- Mural Sports 2, 5, 41 Varsity Club 1. Richard L. Hersey Intra-Mural Sports 3. 4. George XV. Hickey Band 1, 2, 4g Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3g Intra-Mural Sports 2. Eleanor E. Haugh Glee Clulv 23 G. A. A. 2, 3. 4g Marching.: Squad 3, 4. john A. Hengle Home Room President 1, 2. 5, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 43 Varsity Club 1g National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. XV. XVilson Hershner Boy Scouts 1g Intra-Mural Sports 2. J. Richard Hively Boy Scouts lg Chess Club Zg Orchestra 1, 2, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Hilltop 3, 41 Governors Daughter' 3g Field Meet 1, 2. 3, 4: Musi- cale 2, 33 National Honor Society 4. Merle R. Hildebrand Band 2, 3. 4, Orchestra 1.11. Dortha R. Keener Girl Reserve Club 1, -4, Glee Club 2, Here Comes the Prince 3, Musiciile 2. Eleanor F. Keesey Entered Red Lion High from lXlillersville 3. Glee Club 3, 4, Governors Diuightei' 5, Girl Reserve Club 5, Mu- sicale 5, 4, Field Meet 3, 4. Mary Kluyber Girl Reserve Club 1, 3, 4, Student Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4, Philatelic Society 3. -ig G.A. A. 2, 5, 4. Marian E. Jones Girl Reserve Club lg Glee Club 2, Musicaile 2: Student l.ib1'u1'ian 4. Nolan L. Keeports Nature Club 1, Z. 5. Jessie E. Kline Girl Reserve Club 1: Glee Club 2, Musicule 2, Bruce F. Knisely Truck Team 13 Glee Club 2, 5, 4, Band 4, Hilltop 2, 3, 4, Governor's Daiighter' 3, Home Room President 4, Class President 4, Chess Club 2, Photography Club 4, Intra- Muriil Sports 3. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, Lion Staff 4, Field Meet 2, 3, ei. Lois L. Kohler Glcc Club l. 21 G. A. A. 2, 5, -ig Girl Reserve Club 1, 2, 5: Musicals 2. XV. Glenwood LaMotte Hilltop 5, 43 Volleyball Team 2, 5, -lg lntra-Mural Sports 5, 43 Lion Staff -ig Gox'ernor's DLlLlgllfCl'.. 53 Bon Voyage l1Tl'11Ycl Club l. Ellen M. Lentz G, A. A. 2, 5, 43 President of G. A. A. '11 Field IXlc-et l, Eg Girl Reserve Club I. 2, S, -ig Marching Squad 3, 4. Mildred XV. Lloyd Girl Rcservc Club l. Z. N, -lg lbltllflllllg Squad R, J Wfilliam B. Kraft Football Manager lg Var- sity Club lg lntra-lNlural Sports 2, 5. 41 Here Comes the Prince 5: Girl Shy rig Clicss Club 2. Donald G. Lauclxs Varsity Club I 1 lntra-Mural Sports 2, 5, 4. Everett M. Lloyd Band I. Z, 5, -ig Orcbfcstra l, 2, -ig lntra-lXlural Sports 2. 5 4 Velma INI. Love Dramatic Club 11 Glcc Club gl Musicals Z3 Homu lironomics Club 3. Marvin S. Ludwig Boy Scouts 1, 2, Intra- Mural Sports 1, 2, 5, 4, Foot- ball 4. john G. McAllister Boy Scouts 1, 2, Intra-Mural Sports 2, 3, 4. Nora R. McGinnis Girl Reserve Club 1, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Field Meet 1, Student Librarian 2, 4. Charles H. Markey Football 2, 5, 4, Intra- Mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Boy Scouts, 1, Z, 3 , Track Team 5, 4, Bon Voyagel' 2, Volley- ball 3, Band 1, Varsity Club 2, Field Meer 5, 4. Gwendolyn Luxton Entered Red Lion High from Cass Township 4. Girlls Athletic Association 4. Alice R. McClure Girl Reserve Club 1, Field Meet 1, 2, 33 l'Hcre Comes the Princei' 5, i'Girl Shy 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, G.A. A. 2, 5, 4, Art Cluh 2. Carl C. Manifold G Boy Scouts 1, 2, Intra- Mural Sports 5. ladys I. Marks Here Comes the Prince 3, l'Girl Shy 4, G. A. A. 2, 5, 4, Field Meet 1, Hilltop Staff 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Class Secretary 2, 31 Home Room Secretary 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Bon Voyage 1, Girl Reserve Club 1. C. Jay Maust Nature Club Ig Photog- raphy Club 53 Hilltop Stall 5, 43 Business Lianager of Lion 43 Laboratory Assistant 53 National Honor Society 4. Arlene H. Biiller Art Club 23 Girl Reserve Club 1, 43 Field Meet 1, 2, 51 Home Economics Club 5. Betty Miller Girl Reserve Club 1, 43 Art Club 2g Field Meet 1. 2. Mark A. blobley Hilltop Staff 5, 43 Lion Staff 43 Here Comes the Prince 33 Orchestra 41Angler's Club 1 Q Nature Club 1. Iona F. Michael Girl Reserve Club 1, 2, 53 Glee Club 4g Student Libra- rian 4g Musicale 41 National Honor Society 4. Audrey V. Miller Glee Club l, 2, 53 43 Gov- ei'nor's Daughtei' 31 Bon Voyage lg Girl Shy 43 Here Comes the Princel' 53 Hilltop Staff 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserve Club 13 Field hleet 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1 3 Blu- sicale 2, 5, 43 Marching Squad 53 National Honor Society 4. Ross L. Miller Intra-Mural Sports 2, 5, 43 Nature Club 1, 2. Flva Jane Morrison Girl Reserve Club 2, 3, 43 Vice-President of G. R. 43 Here Comes the Prince 53 G. A. A. 3. Norman T. Morrison Football 5, 4, Basketball 3, 43 Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Phila- telic Society 5, 4, Boy Scouts 2, Glee Club 5, 4, Gover- nor's Daughterm 53 Hilltop Staff 3, 43 Field Meet 2, 3, 4, Nature Club 2. Arlene V. Musser Glee Club 1, 2,3 G. A.A. 2, 5, 4, Girl Reserve Club 1: Hilltop 3, 4, Musicale 2, Field Meet l. Esther N. Neff Girl Reserve Club I. 4: French Club 2. drug fx 1. -1... Paul Noller ' 'Y Home Room Presiclent 11 Nature Club 1, 2, Track Team 3, 4, Bantl 4, Intra- Mural Sports 4. L 4.1 ,ig - ,H , . ' .. if . A3152 Hilda R. Mundis Girl Reserve Club 1, 2. Carl F. Myers Home Room Secretary 2. 5, 4: lntra-lNIural Sports 21 Var- sity Club 13 Track lhlLlI121gCl' 2. 5. 41 National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. Norma R. Ness Girl Reserve Club lg Girls' Athletic Association 5. Theda N. Norris Girl Reserve Club 1, 2, 5, 4, G.A.A. 2, 5. 41 Student Librarian 1, 2, Field lN'Ieet 1. O Donald NW. Overclorff Varsity Club 11 Philatelic Society 5, 4g lntra-lNlural Sports -i. Marjorie E. Prall Home Economics Club 1g Girls' Athletic Association 53 Hilltop Staff 4, John P. Raab, Jr. Buy Scouts 1, Zg Chess Club 2: Photography Club 5: Hilltup Staff Sq Glee Club 1. joan C. E. Rider Glee Club 1, 23 Musicale 2g Nature Club 1 g Home Room Secretary 1 5 G. A. A. 2, 5, 4g Secretary of G. A. A. -1: Hilltop Staff 5, -ig Fieltl lNIeet 1, 2. Martin A. Paden Nature Club 1g Buy Scuuts 1. 2. Stanley Prall Volleyball Z2 Varsity Club 1 3 Travel Club 23 Intra-Mural Sports 2. G. Isabel Rider Girl Reserve Club 1. 4g Glee Club 1. 4: lklarchiug Squad 5. -i. Ernest H. Ropp Basketball 1, 2, 5, 41 Vul- leyball 2, 5, 4: Band 1, 2, S, 41 Orchestra 1, 2, -ig Gm- ernurs Daugliterw SQ Bun Vuyaggeu 1: Varsity Club 1: Glee Club 2. 3. -4. r . Raymond L. Roth Bon Voyage 1 3 Dramatic Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hilltop Staff 2, 3, 4, Field Meet 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Varsity Club 1, Governor's Daughter 5, Editor-in-Chief of Hilltop 4, Class President 5, i'Here Comes the Prince 5, Girl Shy 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Home Room President 2, Lion Staff 4. James G. Sheffer Track Team 1, 5, Football 2, 3, 4, Bon Voyage' lg National Athletic Scholarship Society 3, 4, Here Comes the Prince 3, Girl Shyl' 4, Field Meet 1, 3, Boy Scouts 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Hilltop Staff 2, 5, 4, Intra-Mural Sports 2, 3, 4, Governors Daughter' 5. Robert M. Shoff Boy Scouts 1, 2, Intra- Mural Sports 2, 3, 4, Nature Club 2, Varsity Club 1, Pres- ident of French Club 2. Henry G. Smeltzer Varsity Club 1, Field Meet 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra-Mural Sports 2, 5, 4, Home Room Treas- urer 3, 4. C. Lenwood Schott Nature Club 1, 2, Phila- telic Society 3, 4. if 'Q W Raymond C. Shoff Boy Scouts 2, Football 3, 'my Basketball 2, 33 Intra-Mural Sports 4, Baseball 2, 3. Myrtle E. Slcnker Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Gov- ernor's Daughter 3, Bon Voyage 1, Musicale 3, 4, Girl Reserve Club 1, 2, 5, 4, G.A. A. 2, Field Meet 1, 2, 5, 4. Karl H. Smeltzer Varsity Club 2, Intra' Mural Sports 2. Joseph B. Smith Boy Scouts 1g lntra-Mural Sports 3, 4g Home Room President 5. Charlotte E. Snyder Girl Reserve Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Anna I. Sprenkle Hilltop Staff 3, 4g Girl Re- serve Club lg G.A. A. 2, 5, 4g Field Meet 1. VC'alter H. Springer Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track Team 1, 3g Here Comes the Prince 3g Girl Shy 43 Intra-Mural Sports 2, 3, 4g Hilltop Staff 3, 4g Gover- nor's Daughter 3g Varsity Club lg Glee Club 33 Lion Staff 4. Preston B. Smith , Boy Scouts lg Varsity Club lg Nature Club 23 Intra- Mural Sports' 2, 5, 45 Lion Staff 4g Latin Club 2. Lester XV. Snyder Track Team 2, 3, 4g Foot- ball 2g Boy Scouts l, 2g Color Guard 4. Jack D. Sprenkle Boy Scouts 23 Varsity Club 1g Football 2, S3 Baseball 2. Stewart S. Stabley Glee Club 2g Bon Voyage' lg National Athletic Scholar- ship Society 4. Football 2, 3, 4g Basket- ball 2, 5, 43 Varsity Club lg S Thomas Stein Hilltop Stuff 3, 41 Football 2, 41 Volleyball 3, 4: Varsity Club 11 Intrai-Mural Sports Z, 3, 4. Charles Stouch Nature Club 1 1 Boy Scouts 1,Z,Ba1ml4. Katherine XValtemyer Glue Club 21 Girl Reserve Club 21 lvfurching Squad 41 G. A. A. 41 National Honor Society 4. Betty N. Wfilson Governors Dariglitei' 31 Bon Voyage lg G. A. A. 21 Glee Club I, 2, 3: lkfurching Squiul 31 Home Room Presie dent gl Home Room Secretary 51 Field lyfeet I, Z, 3. 4. R. Dean Stitely Boy Scouts 11 Home Room Vice-President 41 IutraAMural Sports 4. Roger C. Taylor Football 2, 4, Band 1, 21 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 2, 5, 41 Varsity Club 11 Intru- Murnl Sports 5,41 Chess Club 21 National Athletic Scholar- ship Society 4. if 2 'Q A Robert V. Wfells Boy Scouts Ig Taxidermy 4' Club 31 Illflkl-lxflllfill Sports 3. Donna Wfise Bom Voyage 1 1 G. A. A. 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 1, 21 Girl Reserve Club 1, 21 Here Comes the Prince 31 Hilltop Stuff 5, 41 Musicale 21 Field Meet Ig Photography Club 5. Kathryn M. Wise Girl Reserve Cluh l g Band 5, 43 Orchestra -ig Musicale Josephine Marks Zin iwlnmnrium R6lll6'lllbl'z17?L'6 if L1 gofdefz fhain Death frief fo hretzh. hut nfl in 121211. To haw to fore. and fhwz lo pm If the greater! .m1'1'ou' of 0726',.f hearl. The yefzrf nmy wipe nzzf nztzzzy thingy, B111 fhii' they wipe our fzerer. The 77Z6lH0l'-'L' of fhore happy drzyx When we zvere all together. A Paul rthur B. Young Glee Club 1, 2, 5g Basket- lmll 1. 2, 3, -41 Football 5. -11 Baseball 1, 2. 3. 43 Bon Voyage lg Home Room President 4g Chess Club 53 National Athletic Scholarship Society 2, 5, -4. Smeltzer P l r I l 1 l I l DIARY OF A SENIOR 1956 anuar 23--Here I am only a Freshman and alread bevinning m Y 7 . Y an c Y stage career by appearing in Bon Voyagef, 1937 February 13-Felt big tonight. Strutted my stuff with some of the seniors at the Valentine Party. March 1-Started new school time schedule- ,--- 12:45 to 5:30. Shorter hours and more work. April 15-16-fStuffed--canit discover with what but the Boy Scouts called it Bear Soup. September 7-More halls to conquer. New wing added to Alma Mater. November 20-Spectators and bench warmers see action. Helped foot- ball team celebrate second consecutive championship. 1938 March 25-26-Met royalty tonight. Saw junior play Here Comes the Prince. April 22-Hjohn! john! his mind is gone --keep singing that over and over ever since seeing The Governor's Daughter. April 26AAlma Mater scene of annual conference of scholastic journ- alists. November 19-Last leg won. Trophy is ours. Honor squad with party. December 2-3-Another victory. Senior class production Girl Shy huge success. 1939 February 11-Gladys and Jim honored at Valentine Party. Crowned King and Queen of Hearts. April 13-journalists honor retiring seniors at banquet at XY arner's Dairy Store. May 31-Helped entertain student body for the last time at Class Day program. june 1-vNight of Jr.-Sr. Prom-full moon-sweet music, swell time. june 2-It's all over now. I've got my sheepskin for keeps. june 5-Was formally initiated into the ranks of the alumni tonight at the reception. l SOPHOMORE CLA SS OFFICERS Prefizfenl ......... Thomas Kelly Vice-Prefiderzl. .Richard Rosenian SE'C'7'6Z!I1'j' ......... Betty Hartman Trerzmrer, . .... Joe Jennings FACULTY CLASS ADV ISORS junior Clam ........ Beulah Hall S'0,f1!50m01'e Clizrr. . .Marian Ward Frerbnmfz C!41f.f,.Sar:1 Ensminger JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pfwidwzl ..... Richaixl Barshingcr I ive-P1wizfe11,'. .Dornthy Jennings Swrfnzrj ......,.... Ruth Grove T1 1':l.l'lH'L'7'. , ,.... Kathryn Bailey Ilirmfiizfz. . . ...., Clair XX'elty FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS I'1'nide27t .......... Dale Zeigler lf'ire-Piwidwzf ..... Elaine Cralcy S5L'!'6'f.Il'-1 ........... Betty Lowe Tv'e.1,smer. . .... Donaleen Smith Anderson, Charlotte Axe, Myles Bacon, Lavere Bailey, Kathryn Baker, Rae Barnhart, Ellen Barshinger, Richard Beck, Vera Brenneman, Arlene Craley, Emily Crawford, Dale Dellinger, Phyllis Douglas, Geraldine Ehehalt, Deuris Ellis, Charles Fillmore, Dorothy Flahfxrty, Dorothy Flinchbaugh, Lucille Flinchbaugh, Robert Flinchbaugh, Stuart JUNIOR CLASS Folckomer, Ruth Frey, Russel Gehley, Ethel Gilbert, Ferne Gipe, Charlotte Gohn, John Gordon, Mary Gouker, Ray Grim, Josephine Grim, Richard Grinnell, Richard Grove, Constance Grove, Ruth Hannigan, Ruth Hedrick, Odessa Heiland, Lucille Henry, Margaret Herman, Gerald Hildebrand, Elizabeth Hoffmaster, Harold L56- Hollinger, Forrest Holtzapple, Aleda Horn, Frances Hutton, Robert Jennings, Dorothy Keemer, Betty Keeports, Janet Kelly, Josephine Kimbrough, Sara Holly Kinard, Dale Kinard, June Klinedinst, Robert Kopp, Raymond Kurtz, Robert LuMotte, Esther Laucks, Philip Love, Ruth Ludwig, Erma Luxton, Harold McCleary, Dennis JUNIOR CLASS McCleary, Isabel McGuigan, Fred McPherson, Freida Meads, Morton Miller, Esther Miller, Kathryn Minnich, Kenneth Nebinger, Richard Ness, Reid Norris, Helen Olewiler, Ada Olewiler, Dean Ott, Dorothy Uvermiller, Bruce Patterson, William Pettit, Henry Phipps, Doris Raub, Mahlon Reachard, Gladys Revis, Harold Revis, Louise Runkle, Phyllis Schmuck, Mary Schott, Dorothy Seachman, Moonyean Sech rist, Hilda Sechrist, Verna Seitz, Anita Sentz, Robert Shenberger, Arlene Shermeyer, john Shindler, Lola Smith, Smith, Smith Smith Smith, Smith, Annabelle Arlita Audrey Doris Mina Richard Snyder, Dale Snyder, Geraldine Spurley, Eleanor Stabley, Kenneth Stitely, Donald Stuart, Ernest Taylor, Geraldine Taylor, john Taylor, josephine Taylor, Robert Thompson, Harry Trout, Nevin Tyson, Alice Wagner, Gloria Xlifallace, Ray Waltirnyer, Dean XWarner, Sylva Vifelty, Clair Young, Robert M ,,,, W, SOPHOMORE CLASS Abel, June Anderson, Helen Anderson, Marian Arnold, Nina Aubel, Helen Bacon, Betty jane Bacon, Dean Bahn, Allen Bahn, Ernestine Bahn, Margaret Barnhart, Helen Becker, Carroll Blouse, Glenn Blouse, Lois Bull, Capitola Bull, Theda Clewell, Robert Cooper, Arthur Curran, Paul Dauberman, Arthur Daugherty, Fay Davis, Betty Day, Evangeline Deardorff, Robert Detwiler, Mary Ehrhart, Dorothy Elfner, Raymond Emenheiser, Anna Enfield, Mabel Fake, Bette Feigler, Betty Fishel, Betty Flinchbaugh, Lorna Flinchbaugh, Thomas Frey, Margaret Frey, Williain Funk, Richard Gohn, Donald Graham, Eugene Grim, Palmer Hamilton, Maurice Hannigan, Lloyd Hannigan, Martha Harlacker, Charlotte Hartman, Betty Haugh, Preston Heaps, Richard Hedrick, Louise Hetfner, Ferne Heininger, Erma Heisler, Elmyra Henshaw, Rose 58- Herman, Charles Herman, Eugene Hershner, Clara Heyne, Daniel Hibbs, Rhea Hildebrand, Martha Holland, james Holtzapple, Neva Holtzinger, Robert Hostler, Dorothy Howard, Ray Hutton, Norma Jennings, joe Kellenberger, james Keller, Doris Kelly, Norma Kelly, Thomas Kinard, Helen Knisley, Williain Koons, Gene Kopp, Kenneth I-aMotte, Mary Leber, Portia Lloyd, Clarence Logan, Miriam Luxton, Aimee SOPHOMORE CLASS McCQleary, Dean McCleary, Leon McKee, Esther McXY'illiams, Roger McXY'illiams, Wzxyfne Markel. Elmer Markel. Quenton Metz, Rae Miller, Phyllis Miller. Ruth Morrison, Lois Mundis, XXfilliam Neff, Louis Nell. Ruth Nell. Viola Norris. Edward Paules. Esther Paup. XVilliam Poll. Alma Postlethwait, Phyllis Rahy, Luther Rauh, Dottie Ray er, Donald Reachard, Earl Reichard, Lyda Ritz, Elwood Roseman, Richard Royston, Donald Runkle, LaMar Russel, Isabel Saylor, Ruth Schatz, Erwin Schum, Wzllter Scott, Elizabeth Sechrist, Barbara Sechrist, Earl Sechrist, 'lack Sevis, Erlene Shank, Helen Shaw, Xxfilliam Shenberger, Madalen Shipe, Delores Sliver, Eli Smeltzer, janet Smeltzer, Lorene Smith, Betty Smith, Clester Smith, Dean Smith, Donald Smith, Fern Smith, Kathleen Smith, Lareda Smith, Luther Snyder, Anna Snyder, Kathryn Snyder, Richard Stabley Stabley, Harry june Stautfer, Fred Strickler, Glenda Stuart, Helen Stump, Harry Styne, Bernice Tome, Kathryn Trout, janet Tyson, Perry XVagman, Pauline XVallice, Ovid Wallitrk, Rae XVarner, Richard XVillet, 'Ioyce Wfineka, Arlene XVise, jean Zarfos, Donald Zartos, Marguerite FRESHMAN CLASS Able, Van Birchard Arnold, Harold Arnold, Thelma Ashton, Roy Axe, William Barley, Mary Barnhart, Erma Barteaux, Emma jane Bartenslager, Wilma Becker, Cearon Blouse, Alta Blouse, Donald Bortner, james Burke, Daniel Burke, Elaine Clewell, Barbara Collins, Mary Craley, Dale Craley, Elaine Daugherty, Veryl Detwiler, Esther Downs, Mary Ehehalt, Caron Elfner, Gladys Feigler, Norma Ferree, Sterling Fillmore, june Fillmore, Mary Fishel, jean Flaharty, Barbara Flinchbaugh, Harold Flinchbaugh, Phyllis Flinchbaugh, Ruth Foreman, james Forry, Clair Frey, Roma Geesey, Llewellyn Gemmill, Thomas Gipe, Hilda Gohn, XV alter Gordon, Harold Gordon, John Graham, Robert Grove, Grace Grove, Paul Hannigan, Doris Harvey, Betty Haugh, Dale 40- Hetfner, Delmas Heffner, Helen Herman, Lucille Hershner, Kenton Hivner, Lucile Hooper, Robert Hoover, George Horn, Charles Hunt, Harold Jennings, Kathleen Kauffman, Betty Keemer, Guy, jr. Kimmons, Esther Kinard, Edna Kinard, Helen Kinard, Norma Kinard, Paul Knisley, Charles Knisley, Doris Knisley, Samuel Kreidler, Wayne Kurtz, Lila Laucks, Gerald Leiphart, Catharine FRESHMAN CLASS Leiphart, Donald Lowe. Betty McAllister, Ruth McGuigan, Betty hflanifold, Eileen Manifold, Joanne Markle, Robert Maurer. Oliver Meads. Blarilyn Miller, Harry Minnick, Evelyn Mitchell, Doris Mitzel. Chalmers Mitzel, Madelyn Myers, Theodore Myers, Vernon Ness. XValter Norris, Cecelia Norris, Estella Olewiler, Howard Overdorf, james Overmiller, Everett Overmiller, Glenn Pangle, Lucretia Paules, Mildred Paules, Ruth Pettit, Joyce Riale, Helen Roseman, Phyllis Rost, Earl Schnetzka, Pauline Seaks, Florence Seaks, janet Sechrist, Geraldine Shaull, George Sheatfer, Alverta Shindler, Elouise Short, Dale Shoff, Dorothy Shoff, Sherwood Smeltzer, Ernest Smith Delbert Smith, Donaleen Smith, Florence Smith Gerald Smith, Norma Snyder, Charlotte Snyder, Esther Snyder, Florence Snyder, Helen Snyder, Helen Spurley, Charles Spyker, Robert Stabley, janet Stegner, Margaret Stouch, Karl Strayer, Bernice Strickler, Carl Taylor, Ross Tome, Charles Tyson, joseph Vasellas, Sterling W'allace, Glenn Xwarner, Warren Vifarner, Virginia Warner, Virginia Winter, Palmer Wise, Anna XVise, Delores Zeigler, Dale a EIGHTH GRADE Ahrens, Kenneth Alwood, George Anderson, Dorothy Andrews, Mildred Arnold, Joan Barnhart, Colleen Bennington, Lois Bockel, Kathleen Boeckel, Marian Brown, Eugene Burke, Frank Burke, Robert Chronister, Geraldine Craley, Colleen Craley, Josephine Day, Naomi Dedrick, Joyce Detwiler, Barbara Dietz, Donald Dietz, Robert Dietz, LaRose Emig, Nancy Eppley, Kenneth Flinchbaugh, Gladys Frey, Erma Frey, Robert Gabriel, Mary Goldman, Leon Grim, Harold Grim, Portia Grove, Edmund Hamilton, Dorothy Hannigan, Melba l-laugh, Milan Heininger, Doris Hershner, Lloyd I-lodman, Caroline l-loltzinger, Palma Kane, Charleen Keeports, Stanley Kohler, Junior LaMotte, Dee Laucks, Ina Lynch, Vernon McGuigan, Joe Markey, Janice Martin, Robert Maust, Robert Mayes, Harriet Miller, Curvin Minnick, Luticia Mitzel, Pat Moore, Charlotte Morrison, Joan 42- Myers, Matthew Reachard, Annabelle Rexroth, Clair Rexroth, Joseph Ritz, Sherwood Shaffer, Dorothy Shatz, Clarence Shermeyer, Ivan Smith, Jacquiline Smith, Odessa Sprenkle, Bruce Stabley, Gloria Stegner, Lois Stein, Trean Stine, Charles Streavig, Wzlyne Stump, Sterling Sutton, Leonard Tschop, Samuel Wfagman, Paul Wagner, Beatrice Wallick, Betty Wambaugh, Esther Warfel, Rosene Wfarner, Elaine Wfarren, Smith Wfillet, Raymond SEVENTH GRADE Ahrens, Robert i Alloway, Yola Arnold, Pride Barley, Gerald Barshinger, Fayaline Becker, Imogene Bicking, Williarn Bortner, Arietta Dietz, Gene Downs, Emory Eppley, Richard Fauth, jacob Feigler, Marian Ferree, Eugene Flinehbaugh, Doris lflinehbaugh, Elaine Frey, Dorthea Frey, Dorothy Gentfler, Iris Gohn, Violet Grim, Margaret Grove, Alvin Grove, jeanette Hamilton, Norma Hardy, joe Harlacker, Robert Hawks, Robert Hedrick, Ruth Heindel, Lorna Hildebrand. Madeline Holtzinger, Kenneth l-loltzinger, Norma Keemer, Nancy Kel ly, Ruth Knisley, Mary Koons, Pauline Leber, Colleen Miller, jane Moore, Rae Myers, Eugene Norris, Dean Paules, Clair Phipps, james Poet. Harley Raub, Paul Riddle, Edna Ropp, Leroy Roseman, james -45 Rost, jean Shaffer, Richard Sheetz, Louis Smith, Arlene Smith, Donald Snell, Richard Sprenkle, Carl Sprenkle, Dale Sprenkle, Earl Stabley, Donald Taylor, George Urey, Virginia Vasellas, Harry Wfagman, joseph W'agner, Robert XVarner, Doris XVarner, Russell '0Uinemiller, Earl Wise, john Wfise, Robert Workinger, Virginia Young, Arthur -44- ' ACTIVITIE un -.1 -. 4. - - ..- ,U --- . IINTIONAL ooonnn SOCIETY Q 1 F ATIO AL SCHOLASTIC HO OR SOCIETY OFFICERS Premlefzf. . . ................. RAYMOND ROTH 7'rerz.r1n'er- ....................,..,. XVIRGINIA FRUTIQIQR Chrzirzmzu of Progmnz C0l1HIl,fff66 .....,. GLADYS MAIKKS HE OBJECT of National Honor Society is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the pupils of Red Lion High School. The four main qualifications for membership are leadership, service, character and scholarship. Some of the criteria for judging the eligible students are initiative, execu- tive ability, influence, positions of trust held, and service to the organizations, for the school and for fellow students. Character is judged by onels dependability, industry, honesty and personality, To be an eligible candidate in scholarship one must rate scholastically in the upper third of the class. The pupils are rated by members of the faculty with whom they meet during their school career. Fifteen per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class are chosen each year. Present members of the senior class who were elected during their junior year are Raymond Roth, Gladys Marks, Bruce Knisley, Virginia Frutiger, Geraldine Flinchbaugh, Ferne Anderson. SENIOR IvlEMBERSf'FCI'DC Anderson, Geraldine Flinchbaugh, Virginia Erutiger, Bruce Knisley, Raymond Roth, Gladys Marks, Edna Anderson, Robert Barteaux, Mary Flaharty, jean Grim, Iona Michael, Audrey Miller, jay Maust, Esther Hall, Richard Hively, Katherine Waltemyer, Wfilma Grove. JUNIOR IxIEMBERs-fRuth Grove, Richard Barshinger, Aleda Holtzapple, Sara Holly Kimbrough, janet Keeports, Freida McPherson. NATIO AL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY OFFICERS Pmmlezzf ..... .......,.. ..... 5 I Amiis SHIZFFER Iffire-Pw.ride111 . . . .... STIEVUART STANLEY SL't'7'L'fLZ7A-Q' .... ...... C ARL MYi:Rs IlI'6.?.i'Ill'c'7' .... ART!-lI'R YOUNG PHYSICAL and mental strength, brains and brawn, are combined qualities of those fortunate enough to obtain membership to the National Athletic Scholarship Society. Eligibility requirements to this organization are as follows: displaying of good sports- manship at all times, a scholastic rating equal to or above the average of the institution and a varsity letter earned in any one of the major sports. There are no restrictions as to the class of the senior high school candidates as sophomores, juniors, and seniors are eligible. To be elected a member of this society may truly be regarded as a high honor, for not all athletes are capable of attaining this distinction. james Shelfer, Arthur Young, and Raymond Kopp are the members who were elected last year. MEMBERS Robert Barteaux, Clair Flinchbaugh, Dale Gemmill, Dale Gipe, Quentin Grim, XVilliam Hanna, john Hengle, Fred McGuigan, Morton Meads, Carl Myers, Bruce Overmiller, Earl Sechrist. james Sheffer, Stewart Stabley, Roger Taylor, Arthur Young. I F Y nm Q W, ,47L gm new nm mm sw ef THE SPIRIT of the class of 39, as well as the splendid cooperation given by both casts and student body, all added up to two splendid productions, the junior play, Here Comes the Prince, and the the senior production Girl Shy. Both presentations played before capacity audiences. Q Being under the able instruction of Miss Beulah Hall and Miss Estella Hoffman, the Junior play witnessed the finale of Miss HofTnr1an's directing career. So to Miss Hoffman we wish to extend all due gratitude for capably handling our play as well as former junior plays. The capability and patience of Miss Mary E. Farlling and Miss Dorothy Strine as directors, also added to the success of the senior play. -48- CAST OF CHARACTERS HERE COMES THE PRINCE Friday Night Cast FRED HALLIDAY ............. Robert Barteaux CAROL ................ ....... .I ean Grim JOAN ................... .... A lice McClure GRANNY HALLIDAY ..... ..,.. G ladys Marks PROFESSOR CHIPPER . . . ...., Mark Mobley TERRY DONOVAN .... ....... I ames Sheffer MRS. LOVEJOY ...... ........... D onna Wfise WANDA ......... ..... E lva Jane Morrison SONYA ........... .... V irginia Frutiger WINKS .............. .... VC falter Springer PRINCE RUDOLPH .... .... X William Kraft HERE COMES THE PRINCE Saturday Night Cast FRED HALLIDAY .............. Raymond Roth CAROL ..................... Dawn Daugherty JOAN .................. Geraldine Flinchbaugh GRANNY HALLIDAY ....... Marian Emenheiser PROFESSOR CHIPPER ............ Leroy Hanna TERRY DONOVAN . . . ..... Quentin Grim L MRS. LOVEJOY Dorothy Keener WANDA Audrey Miller SONYA Mary Braking, WINKS ............ ..... P hrllip Eberlv PRINCE RUDOLPH .... ..... R ay Hauszh HGIR SHY TOM ARSDALE ....... ....... J ames Sheffer ' Wfilliam Kraft? OKE STIMSON ........ .... W alter Springer CAROLINE .................... Alice McClure ANTHONY ARSDALE .......... Raymond Roth SYLVIA VUEBSTER ....... Geraldine Flinchbaugh DEAN MARLOW ............... Quentin Grim PEACHES CARTER ..... ........ A udrey Miller ASMA ............... ........ E sther Hall BIRDIE LAVERNE ....... .... V irginia Frutiger BARBARA SANFORD .......... Gladys Marks? ' jean Grimi' ALFRED TENNYSON MURGATOYD Leroy Hanna CHUCK MAYO ................ Robert Barteaux :fi Friday Night. I' Saturday Night. .. 49 .. IOR GIRL RE ER E OFFICERS Pi-efidefzf ..... .............. D OROTHY JENNING5 Vire-President .. ..... ELVA NTORRISON Serretary ......... . . .DOROTHY FLAHARTY Progzzzm Clmirfmzaz. . . ...... FRANCES HORN Maria Cf7diI'7l14Z7Z .... ..,. M YRTL12 SLISNKER IBRARY closed? Again it is realized that the Girl Reserves are at work. This year under the leadership of Miss Harriet Matter as advisor and Miss Katherine Jones as her assistant, the Girl Reserves have completed a very extensive program. The organization was officially opened on October 10 by a get acquainted meeting. Hallowe'en was observed by a party in the scout lodge followed by a covered dish supper in the home economics room. Blue ties and white shirts adorned the girls at the recog- nition service which was held at St. John's Reformed Church. Christmas to a Girl Reserve member would not be complete without a party and the folding of tuberculosis seals. The Valentine Party, sponsored by the Girl Reserves, to which all the students were invited also proved very successful. Yet with all these activities they included in their schedule an early morning breakfast, handicraft, folk dancing, teas, and last but not least their Girl Reserve yearbook which marked the ending of a perfect G.R. year. MEMBERS Helen Anderson, Helen Aubel, Betty Jane Bacon, Mabel Enheld, Dorothy Flaharty, Margaret Frey, Ethel Gehley, Evelyn Gemmill, Ferne Gilbert. Charlotte Gipe, Mary Gordon, Josephine Grim Connie Grove, Ruth Hannigan, Elmyra Heisler, Rose Marie Henshaw, Rhea Hibbs, Elizabeth Hildebrand, Frances Horn, Dorothy Hostler, Dorothy Jennings, Betty Keemer, Josephine Kelly, Helen Kinard, Mary l.aMotte, Portia Leber, Mildred Lloyd, Miriam Logan, Freida McPherson Esther Miller, Kathryn Miller, Ruth Miller, Elva Morrison, Lois Morrison, Esther Neff, Ruth Neff, Viola Neff, Theda Norris, Ada Olewiler, Dorothy Ott, Lyda Reichard, Louise Revis, Phyllis Runkle Ruth Saylor, Helen Shank, Arlene Shenberger, Myrtle Slenlcer, Charlotte Snyder, Eleanor Spurley June Stabley, Bernice Stein, Janet Trout, Rae XX'allick, Sylva XX'arner, Jean XVise. 1 1 PHIL TELIC SOCIETY OVFICIZRS l i-tdiifffif ..., .......... ...,,. D A -KI,li Ziiioiria Vjl'L'-lJI'6.lTjLlC'1If .... . . .Dotszarn Rovsrox Serref.:r.g . . .... ERLIQNII Siiyis 'I're.1-111-H , .... Eii Siiviia NE Oli THE most active organizations in the Red Lion High School is the Philatelic Society. celebrating its second birthday anniversary this year. The club, sponsored by Raymond Barnhart, has made several innovations concerning its schedule. Stamp auctions. building of a club library and a visit to the Baltimore Philatelic Exhibit on April 29. are only a few of the changes introduced into the regular program. The society also conducted an exhibit of its own in conjunction with the science and art departments, at which the collections of both the members and patrons of the club were shown. For collections of merit, certificates were awarded. These few items besides the regular program which includes studies of various stamps, sending for new stamps and trading among themselves, composed the activities for the society for this term. MEMBERS Allen Bahn, Margaret Balm. Cearon Becker, Glen Blouse, Veryl Daugherty, Robert Deardorft, Sterling Ferree, june Fillmore, Thomas Gemmill, Robert Graham, Palmer Grim. Eugene Herman, Betty Keemer, Guy Keemer, Mary Kluyber. Betty Lowe, john lNfcAllistei'. Dean Mcffleary, Norman Morrison, Donald Overdorff. Everett Overmiller, Paul Raub, Earl Rost, Donald Royston, Lenwood Schott, Geraldine Sechrist. Erlene Sevis, john Shermeyer, lfli Sliver, Cluster Smith, Donald Smith, Fred Stautter, Ernest Stewart, -Iohn Taylor, Dale Zeigler. 5 -.51-, eRec1I VUL. 17 v NO. 14 RED LION, PA.. HISTURY 0F HILLTUP LITERARY STAFF snows vnsr Pnnsnfssl Rises from l7lll'II1E3OfjflLIJlI.f?I1 Slncets i of '23 to Four Page I'r1'11fr'zl Form of '39 In the year 1937, Red Lion High School purchased a printing press, student operated, which proved to be a great aid in the publication of The Hilltop. This gave The Hilltop much distinction, for now it is one of seven who prints its own publication in Pennsylvania. When being rated in the Pennsylvania Scholastic Press Association The Hilltop was placed in a category with these other stu- dent printed publications. The result was that The Hilltop placed third. It was in that year also that the name of the school paper was changed to The Red Lion Hilltop. This achievement was brought about by a long series of events be- ginning in 1923. It was in this year that the students of our Alma Mater first conceived of The Hilltop. In its natal state The Hilltop was a monthly magazine published by a small staff. The reading matter was first mimeo- graphed but after several years the material was sent to Hanover to be printed. These magazines had each month a different colored paper cover, many having designs indicat- ing something peculiar to that par- ticular month. In the year 1926, the periodical was alternately a newspaper and a maga- zine. However, in 1927 it was defin- itely made a newspaper, and was published bi-monthly. After changing The Hilltop to a newspaper, all the material was sent to Hanover for printing. All the editions of The Hilltop from its beginning to this date, have been filed in the general office. These have proved valuable in securing records of bygone events and refer- ences to many of the alumni. Records are available of such interesting facts as those found in the issue pub- lished on the event of the dedication of the new school in 1927. This issue p1'esents the history of the Red Lion Schools in pictures. Other issues re- cord various activities and interest- ing facts concerning curricular ac- tivities of many of the Red Lion High School alumni. Thus far, there have been eleven editors-in-chief of The Hilltop, the first was Gertrude Manifold of 1924, the last, Raymond Roth of 1939. These officers are appointed annually by the advisors to the staff. The staf is chosen on the basis of the merit system. The advisors to the staff of The Hilltop have been since its origination, the supervisor of the English Department and Professor Becker, high school principal. Revenue for the publishing of The Hilltop was, and still is obtained from the sale of advertisements and subscriptions. The Hilltop is a very popular commodity among the stu- dents and townsfolk. Thus it was that the Red Lion Hilltop rose from an obscure mimeo- graphed group of papers to a news- paper which ranks high among those who are members of the various press associations. STAFF HULDS BANUUET AT WARNER'S DAI The S. S. Fun sailed out of only to later land its passengers, Hilltop Staff, at Warner's D store on April 13, for an evenin unique pleasure. In previous yea was the custom for the member the staff to attend the semi-an press conference, but with the pensation of the spring gather-ir banquet was held. This idea proved very gratif5 and after a splendid meal, a prog was presented with members of staff furnishing the talent. The tures included addresses by sei guest speakers and remarks by n bers of the faculty. Entertaini' furnished by the staff was compi of a reading by Lorna Flinchba selections by a vocal trio compose Gladys Marks, Jean Grim, Esther Hall and several songs w were sung by the entire groul Professor Quiz Contest and t meet filled the latter part of tht cial period. In conclusion, rem were made by several of the ni elected heads of various departml Approximately forty-five of Red Lion High School corresp ents attended this affair. It prove be a great success as a final ge gether for the entire staff ar grand farewell for those retiring on Hilltop f.Ff1liifQiiiET ST le Red Lion Hilltop llzlislzcd Scnzz'-nzonzflzly By the entsafflzeRc1l1.ioi'1 High Srhoal l LITERARY STAFF '-in-Chief fins: liditor Erlilur 'e Editor ry lflditor , r Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor nge Editor iitor . lar Editor ate liditors int Editors - , Raymond Roth Ferne Anderson I , Audrey Miller I , Philip Eberly Anna Sprenkle Donna VVise Geraldine Flinchbauezh James Sheder Gladys Marks J Marian Emenheiser Joan Rider , .. Janet Keeports Jean Grim A Edna Anderson, Ruthi 'ove, Deuris Ehehalt, Mark Mohley. EFS -Sara H. Kimbrough. Philip! .ut-ks, Arlene Shenllerger, Aleda Holtz- Q ple. ther ,ulm. rger, 'lene Francis Horn, Lorna Flinchbaugh, McKee. Barbara Set-hrist. Dottie Edward Norris, Madeline Shen-5 Betty Smith, Richard Rosemen, Musser, Phyllis Runkle, Glenwood Motte. Richard Hively. Russell VVal- k, .loe Jennings, ltlsther Hall. Maurice .milton. l alter Springer, Dawn Daugherty, W lrjorie Prall. Wilma Grove. BUSINESS STAl l cs Manager lanaxler ldv. Mgr. tion ir. Mgr. Manairer , Rolnert liarteaux Richard Barshinger Leroy Hanna liruee Knisley Clair Flinchllaugh t l'ROIPllt'Tl0N STAFF tor ' ' ' ot Printing., l'rof. VVard S. Yorks rinter , ,, .. Jay Maust 4 tZl'!'l'fZ'Slll!j wifes fllI'lIl'Sht'fl on request l as U2-1. Second Class Matter October 31, at the Post Oflice at Red Lion, l'a.. under the Act of March Ii, l?4TEt SINGLE t'lll'Y Ill VICXTS Hilltop Ranks High In Scholastic Assuciationsg Begins Reward System The category in which a periodical is placed in all the press associations is dependent upon the size of the school from which it is submitted. Thus it is that the Hilltop ranks with other schools of its size, an enroll- ment of three hundred and eighty, in all of the associations of which it is a member. These associations and its ranking in each are as follows: Columbia Press Association-second place, Na- tional Scholastic Press Association -ranking unknown, and Pennsyl- vania Scholastic Press Association- third place. The Hilltop has also re- cently been made a member of the Lehigh Press Association. In addition it is a subscriber to two monthly magazines namely, The Quill and Scroll and Schol- asticf' These periodicals contain articles both informative and inter- esting to those engaged in writing. A new system of advancement has been introduced into the ordinary program of the Hilltop Staff. This improvement includes the present- ing, to those members of the staff who have proved themselves worthy, a small reward. This award will be in the form of a small gold insignia, either a pin or an emblem. Only those deserving of these awards are cap- able of receiving them. A list of requirements has been p1'epared. The recipient must have during his two years of experience contributed at least two hundred col- umn inches of material averaging about ten inches per issue, his arti- cles must have been submitted within the limited time, hc must have been present, with certain exceptions, at all the scheduled meetings, his arti- cles must have been of calibre equal to that of a senior high school stu- dent and last but not least he must perform his duties in a cheerful manner. These awards will have a great deal of significance. since the merit system being employed for award- ting them, not every journalist will be capable of winning one. BUSINES S STAFF t HIGH SCHOOL BA D AN INDISPENSABLE exponent on the gridiron, a colorful representation of the Red Lion High School on parade, and an asset to any musical fete is the R.L.H.S. band. Willing to satisfy the ears and imagination of all music lovers are these ever ready forty. Their regular weekly rehearsals have fitted them to supply music for all occasions. Besides their regular routine of appearances our band has broadcast over the local sta- tion, WORK. Prof. H. Richard Diehm, director, with the aid of these forty talented musicians has given Red Lion High School a band of which they can justly be proud. BAND PERSONNEL TI'!lfl1f76f.ffClHlf XX7elty, Robert Barteaux, Dean Olewiler, George Hickey, Robert Kline- dinst, Robert Martin, Leon McCleary. Cfc1l'i1ZEf.ffKCDHCfh Minnich, Robert Sentz, jack Sechrist, Madeline Mitzel, Kathryn Wise, Harold Hunt, Earnestine Bahn, Alvin Grove, Dorothy Hamilton, Theodore Myers, Charles Stouch, Helen Stuart, Earl Rost. Sm-0p!9o11e.rfBetty Lowe, Norma Kinard, Everett Lloyd, Paul Noller, Ruth Kelly. T7'07l1b0776.ffOllVCI Maurer, Carroll Becker, Forrest Hollinger, Ned Kinard. Bm'i1'011e.v4David Gouker, Delores Wise. Alto H0r1z4Stanley Keeports. Bfz.r.re.vAErnest Ropp, Ray Goulcer, Maurice Hamilton, joseph Jennings. Drnmr-Bruce Knisely, Edward Norris, George Alwood. Drzml Major-Virginia Frutiger. GIRL 'CHGRU HE SAME as, in that they sing. and much different from, in that it is entirely com- posed of girls, is this yearis girls' chorus which frequently appeared instead of the Red Lion High School Glee Club. Being kept busy giving recitals, and when not singing publicly. exercising their vocal cords privately, these junior and senior high carolers made a grand showing for their Alma Mater throughout this term. Their public appearances include the vocal numbers offered during the combined band and glee club concert on january 27 and the musical selections sung before the York County School Directors Association on February 10. Intense practice under the direction of Prof. H. Richard Diehm, and valuable experience has made the Red Lion High School Girls' Chorus a blue ribbon winner. MEMBERS Dorothy Anderson, Ferne Anderson, Thelma Arnold, Helen Auhel. Erma l'3arnhart, Emma Jane Barteaux, XX'ilma Bartenslager, lmogene Becker, Lois Bennington, Diary Bicking. Elaine Burke. I.aRose Dietz. lNIarian Emenheiser, Nancy Emig, june Filmore, Betty Fishel. Jean Fishel, Doris Flinchbaugh, Gladys Flinchhaugh, Lorna Flinchbaugh, Phyllis Flinchbaugh, Mary Gabriel, Ferne Gilbert. jean Grim. Peggy Grim, Ruth Grove, Esther Hall, Dorothy Hamilton, Norma Hamilton. Ruth Hannigan, Betty Hartman, Lorna Heindel, Elmira Heisler. Rose Henshaw, hfadeline Hildebrand. Frances Horn, Kathleen Jennings, Charleen Kane, Eleanor Keesey. Josephine Kelley, Norma Kelley, Ruth Kelley, Esther l.alNIotte, lNTary I.aMotte, Esther McKee, Eileen hfanifold. joanne Manifold, Marilyn Meads, Iona Michael, Audrey Miller. Madeline Mitzel, Lucretia Pangle, Ruth Paules. Phyllis Roseman. jean Rost, Phyllis Runkle. Florence Seaks. Barbara Sechrist, Geraldine Sechrist, Dorothy Shaffer, Arlene Shenberger, Madeline Shenberger. Myrtle Slenker, Donaleen Smith. Florence Smith, Eleanor Spurley, june Stabley, Bernice Strayer. Glenda Strickler, Rae Vfallick, Doris Vfarner, Elaine XX'arner, Virginia XY'arner. ..55-- BOYJCOUT5 ORCHEJTRA JUNIOR HIGH GIRL. REJERVEI MAEJTRO P..N.ZR.L.H.J. Jem R HQGH CHEERLEADERS MSXED GLEE CLUB TAXIDERMY CLUB PORT RROGRA UTSTANDING among the many phases of high school life, is the sports program. The sports chart of Red Lion High was again well filled. As a formal curtain rose, the pigskin parade marched across the stage leading a gala sports parade. Although it is comparatively young, football is gradually growing in the blood of our Alma Mater. For three consecutive years, the Gold and Black eleven have won the Tri-County Football Conference championship. This time, however, the third leg of the trophy gives the Gold and Black permanent possession of the cup, a token of honor in the football history of the Red Lion High School. Next came the customary basketball season, in which the new elimination system known as the Shaughnessy playoff was inaugurated. Being right in the thick of the battle, the Gold and Blackw finished in the first four. placing them in the first division. Although in the end we ix ere not on top in number of games won. it was by no means an indication that our moral success was not gratifying. lntra-mural sports. for those less gifted athletes, also play an important part in the extra-curricular activities of Red Lion High School, Noon-time and after school are filled with the scheduled games, in season, played by both the girls and boys. Mushball. volley- ball, basketball and paddle handball are some of the sports in the intra-mural schedule. FGDTBALL HE RED LION 'Lions' under the able coaching of Nitchkey, Baugher, and Barnhart, gained the victory entitling them to their third consecutive championship which meant the. permanent holding of the three year trophy. This year the Gold and Black gridmen out-scored their opponents 133-97. The Shillington and West York games proved to be the most decisive battles. In the most exciting play of the former, Kopp, receiving the ball from Stabley, made the only score in the last sixty seconds of play. During the West York game, Springer, intercepting a pass, starred for Red Lion by making a spectacular ninety-eight yard run which ended in a touchdown. The gridsters next season will suHer the loss of Springer, Taylor, Gipe, Morrison, Sheffer, Gouker, Grim, Stabley, Young, Hengle, and Ludwig, the senior members who helped bring victory this season. But due to the experience the juniors and sophomores received this year, Red Lion should be represented next year by a team equal to the one which carried the Gold and Black to victory in '38 ' SCHEDULE Red Lion Shippensburg Red Lion New Freedom Red Lion Columbia tkRed Lion Shillington ti1Red Lion Elizabethtown 2kRed Lion Lititz XRed Lion Ephrata Red Lion Middletown :l1Red Lion West York :l:Conference Games MEMBERS Fifi! row left to rigbl-MStabley, Springer, Morrison, Sheffer fCapt.j, J. Taylor, Gipe, Kopp. Second rout'-Young, Stump, R. VUarner, Funk, Jennings, Paup, Stein. Third mu'-Overmiller, Grim, R. Taylor, R. Gouker, J. Hengle, Meads, D. Gouker. Fourth row-Heyne, Kellenberger, G. Warner, Craley, Meyers, Hoffmaster. Fifzb row-Coach Nitchkey, Arnold, Q. Markel, E. Markel, Burke, Ass't. Coach Barnhart. BA KETBALL AGED by a quartet of seniors, namely Stabley, 1-lengle, Young and Ropp, Red Lion Higlfs basketball interests were well represented in the York County Scholastic League. Having made use of the Shaughnessy playfoff system, the Gold and Black was found in the first division of a ten game schedule, the highlight of which was a twelve point victory over the arch rival, Dallastown, on their home floor. Wlith eleven wins and live defeats, the '59 Lions'l gave the spectators many thrills, outstanding among which was the one point defeat by the green invaders from Catholic High. Other first division competition was offered by Spring Grove. Even though eliminated from the State P.I.A.A. playoff, the Red Lion cagers presented themselves a dithcult milestone to pass, amassing a total of 489 points, to the opponents' 580. As in football, the nucleus of the squad will be removed by graduation, but there is still much material available for next year's team. MEMBERS Fin! mu' Jffz fo right--Stabley, Young, Rupp. Sechrist, I-lengle QCapt.J. Second rrfzr'-Funk, Gohn, Overmiller, Kopp, Nlinnich, Paup. Third mn'-Hanna, lwleads, Norris, Gouker. Fllllffb 1'P1rz'f'I'aylor, Coach .Nitchlcey. all ,Flare if 'x.-M... BA EBALL HIS year the senior high school was represented by two teams, a varsity and jay-vee team. The varsity league consists of a class A division in which North York, Dallastown, New Freedom and Red Lion are entered and also a class B division which is composed of such schools as Manchester, Glen Rock, Glenville, Hellam and Dillsburg. The winner of class A plays the winner ot class B to determine the champion of the league. The additional team was added to train and develop players for the varsity of the tuture. Stewartstown, Delta, Lower Chanceford and Red Lion are the schools represented in the league. In the junior high school instead of having a varsity nine, an intra-mural league was substituted. It consisted of eight teams which were coached by members of the senior high varsity squad. The entire new program permitted many more boys to derive the benefits of the 'lnation's greatest pastime. MEMBERS D. Gipe, E. Sechrist, H. Hoffmastcr, XV. Hanna. R. Taylor, R. XY'ai'ner, F. McGuigan, D. Snyder. J. Gohn, R. Kopp, D. Gohn, M. Ludwig, R. Grove, R. Goul-zer, XXI Paup, R. Barreaux, Mgr. R. Youngg Asst Mgr., Coach Nitchkey. E60- JUNICDR HIGH BASKETBALL G. Warner fCapt.j, J. Wfagrnan, S. Stump, D. Shoff, H. Vasellas, R. Dietz, V. Myers, C Ehehalt, E. Rost, jr. QMgr.j, Raymond Barnhart QCoachj. INTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL E. Lloyd QCfapt.j, N. Morrison, R. Haugh, R. Taylor, P. Noller, Q. Grim, E. Sliver. A 61 L TRACK VEN though showers and flowers are a sign of spring, track meets are the harbingers of spring at Red Lion High. A good start is half the race. Never look back. Such remarks as these filled the corridors of our Alma Mater for the concluding two months of school. This year Mr. Raymond Barnhart acted as coach of the track team instead of Mr. Yoas who was the coach of former years. Being one of the sports of our school, the former track program was followed. Dual meets were held with several of the county schools. Outstanding, however, among the many competitive contests entered, is the annual track and field meet held in May at Red Lion. Events similar to those of other years constituted the program. These events were mile relay, half mile run, 100 yard dash and the jumpers and weight events. With the usual spring inclemency in weather, many of the practices occurred in the gymnasium. MEMBERS R. Barteaux, P. Eberly, C. Flinchbaugh, D. Gouker, R. Grinnell, R. Klinedinst, D. McCleary, E. Markel, Q. Markel, P. Noller, VU. Patterson, H. Pettit, H. Revis, Shelfer, R. Shoff, D. Smith, T. Stein, J.-Taylor, D. Wfaltimyer. -62.- warning VOLLEYBALL ALTHOUGH still in its infancy and with only three years of experimentation, volley- ball seems to be taking its place among the major sports of Red Lion High School. The team, this year, was again in district three of the P.I.A.A. competition. Paced by Ropp, the senior captain, this year's spikers played all their games on the neutral floor of York's Y.M.C.A. Opposition was offered by some of the finest aggregations of southern Pennsylvania, such as North York, York High, Hanover, Lebanon, New Cumberland, and Lancaster. The elimination system was used in the tournament and Red Lion opened its season by defeating Hanover, but then was eliminated by York High. Lancaster won the championship but gave York High the privilege of representing district three in the playoff at Penn State College. Wfith the fifth year of volleyball coming next spring the outlook seems exceptionally favorable due largely to the expert tutoring of Galen Baugher. MEMBERS Rupp fCapt. 1, Roger Taylor, Robert Taylor, N. Morrison, G. LaMotte, E. Lloyd, R. Gouker, R. Kopp, E. Norris. -65- THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSUCIATIQ LOT OF PEP, vim, vigor and love for sports, plus the necessary sixty-five points will put any senior high girl into the classification of a full-fledged G.A.A. member. The Girls' Athletic Association odfers each year an RL letter to the girls who have attained the required number of points, namely: a first year letter, one hundred and fifty, the second year, three hundred and twenty-five and for the chenille or third year letter four hundred and seventy-live. These points may be earned by participating in the intra- mural sports such as mushball, paddle handball, basketball, volleyball and tenniquoit. Points can also be accumulated outside of the school by extra hours spent in camping, hiking, skating, dancing, bicycling, horseback riding, and swimming. Thanks to the supervision of the coach and sports directress, Miss Rachael Brinton, the G.A.A's this year have completed a very exciting and competitive sports year. G. A. A. MANAGERS Edna Anderson, mushballg Ellen Barnhart, paddle handballg Virginia Frutiger, basketballg Annabelle Smith, volleyballg Anna Sprenkle, tenniquoitg Gloria Nwagner, tennisg Iwiary Bicking, trackg Alice McClure, field eventsg Esther Hall, hiking and skating, Arlene Musser, horseback riding and winter sports. GIRLS' MUSHBALL joan Rider, Ellen Lentl, Arlene Musser, Edna Anderson, Alice McClure, Esther Hall, Mary Kluyber, Virginia Frutiger, Jean Grim. GIRLS, TENNIQUQIT Ruth Grove, Sara Holly Kimbrough, Sylva Wfarner, Dorothy Ott, Freida McPherson janet Keeports, Josephine Grim, Deuris Ehehalt. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Edith Barshinger, Alice McClure, Edna Anderson, Virginia Frutiger, Geraldine Elinchbaugh, Nora McGinnis, Donna Wise, Ellen Lentz. PADD LE HANDBALL CHAMPS G. A. A. OFFICERS Prefzdeizl ELLEN LENTZ Vice-Pzvfidefzl GERALDINE FLINCHBAUGH Secrelfzry JOAN RIDER Paddle Hfzmlbfzll Champ ELLEN LENTZ Rlnzazer-zip SYLVA WARN 1511 l FEATURE 'gl 225 mm T2 ENOWNED 'QOGUEJ' 'FAWXOUJ F-'OO L. J' I, M g 36 lbwggi y . wi Q . pf - 'iilig ?:,a,5g 21 Q gf ,i,w,g 35515: ' , -V 5 ::,f::gg: mam ,wi 'biz W' ' I W' I , She gave me the slip Button-holed again Camouflage All out Cheerio Doing nothing Two happy people No choice Gang busters I am lt Barter up! 6 Luxe at .1 smndsull Now, luok prettx Lmle Audru Hunkkherrx hrm Lmd d Larncra shot Han. s xour f.uL HLDIIGWKWIA Posm xgam Qprmsg l'ew.r 1 t.1ke0H Forward mxrc R Adm nun rlthn mmf ' hard Gaither 'round 11's Rhoda Two views k 9 1LIlL . .M vm Over the waves On the last lap W'hich way to Windscur? What's the Score? The Modern Lone Ranger Lucy's 1euer's lost Here for a change Retreat Hail and farewell The sky's the limit Honey Homeward bound Staring How dare you! lt's against my principles Extra! Read all about it! lt's amazing Hot off the press Last minute XVPA prospect XX'hrit's that? I'll tell teacher lx there 21 man in the house. jailhirds liveryhodfs doing it Lip 21 tree Make believe Catching flies XY'omen and children lirst Must he I don't git it Information please l Sun struck Hair's high this year! ls that so? Who rhrew that? Be Prepared Heigho Silver! Now what? School for Scandal Old Faithful Yoe sophistication Leaning Practice makes perfect Give him time Three of a kind How DO you do! W'e can't believe it Reference work Small fry Whaitta YOU want? A bumper crop Gotta get some shut eye lt's the baker boy for me B0ttom's up Wzirch the birdie! It w0n't be lung now Ain't nature grand just waitin' enior onsense To bee 01' not to bee, well Sung me pink if it isn't Bob Barteaux, our trumpet-blowing fool, not limiting him- self to just blowing a horn.-Closely associated with bees is honey, our little Gladys Marks must have loads of it, for she's a sweet little headache. -Although the biology book says the eagle is the strongest bird, a girl by the name of Haugh isnlt doing bad.- What this country needs is foo and not goo! No, not a political speech, but just Slim Kohler voicing her views.-Noise from Room 12, the P. O. D. room. Is it a war? No, just Don Overdorff and little Audrey Miller Nmixin' it upi' in an argument with Mr. Erits.- Flat Foot Eloogeew and a thumb, one and insep- arable, Norman Morrison to you.-While on the subject of Morrisons, see Elva jane if you want a good impersonation of Olive Oyl.- Sure is puttin' it downl' signifies rain to some people, but to us it means a brain storm, Quentin Grim:- Can pairs go lishing?,' You'd be surprised. But just ask Edie and Jeannette what fishes they caught, and we don't mean salmon, either.-Watch out captain, here are those Katzenjammer Kids, Little Douglas and Dick Hively.-Blonde and blushingly inclined, comes Henry Smeltzer from Craley.-Contrary to the usual association of red hair and a fiery temper is Glennie,' LaMotte, a hustler if there ever was one.-Snap! Springer takes a pic- ture, Crackle! Out comes the film, Pop! Pay for these pic- tures. -Excelling in the art and weight class, Mark Mob- ley. Genius of the class described in four words piano, pen, typewriter, and candy.- It's about time I go home and punch the time clock, is f'Bud Roth's way of saying he is going to retire before the milk man beats him to the doorf-Around these yar parts we all got a guy who has a hobby of saving lives, nice goin', Wells.-While in the hobby lobby, what would '39 be without Norey McGinnis and her unlimited knowledge of books and libraries.- Small and slim, with lots of whim, comes l'Butch Bull engagingly devoted to a ducky lad formerly from Dal- lastown.-A lot of blah, a newspaper in his hands and green apparel, yes it's Snoop Markey, a good yegg Qwhen quietj. -Certainly living up to the old adage of Silence is Golden are Charlotte Snyder, Esther Neff, Iona Michael, and Mir- iam Anderson.-Ever buy l'Strickly Fresh Oysters? But Cass Waltemyer doesn't limit herself to the sea food, she'd rather try the Strickler part of it.-Fiery tempered and chemically inclined, hopping it from Windsor, breezes 'KPrex,' Knisely, who has been very successful in solving that mixture of brain, boyishness, and ability QG. Elinch- baugh to youj .-Well, jumpin' jitterbugs, look whose pranc- in' round here now, yep those two little devotees of music, Wilson and swing.-Dribble, dribble, basketball weather, and in the thick of it are jack Hengle and Ernie Ropp- Chewing her gum, gabbing away and going nowhere is UPeg Lloyd.-Fresh from the country but only two H's of the 4H club, are Wilson Hershner and Dick Hersey, the ..-76- gay cavaliers from Stewartstown.-Usually heard before he is seen, while moping along, bursts 'lSpike Taylor, whose red face would make a beet hang its head in shame.-In his solitude sits jay Maust deep in a reverie of solid geometry, who says it's too solid fhardj.-Turning a jeer into a cheer can be accomplished by 'lGinny Frutiger, the peppiest gal this side of heaven.-Lead might have a symbol of PB, but that combination means only one combination to us, Sally's boy Pret, usually at the bottom of every prank. - Yoe or bust but this time it's bus, and from it emerge two of the inhabitants of that valley called Yoe, Njitl' Musser and Carl Myers.WRoss Miller's name has often taken the beating of Rose, he reminds us of that flower in only one respect, redness.-g'Due to the psychological in- formity of rare pyromaniacyf'-just John Raub talking to himself while hitching to Windsor.- Maestro of the muted trumpet, head of the goo society, and possessor of numer- ous other worthy titles is Squirrel Hildebrand.-Closely associated, not because he's a nut, but one of the band mem- bers, stands Lloyd giving out on his tenor sax.ein- clined so bit little a is Keeports Nolan because backward on this write we'd thought We-jean's ambition is to someday be a nurse, but this petite 4' 11 lass is doing all right with that contagious smile.-Struggling through the last part of her name goes Grammy Hall with a pile of music to take some place.-A scout not only in the sense of boy scouting dashes Ray Haugh, for further information, watch him after a basketball game.-Sophisticated, well-dressed and persuasive are Donna Wise and Dot Keener.-Give Wilma a typewriter and she'll make the dictionary look like a miniature primer.-You may ask for a Camel but give me a Gemmill like Evelyn for she has all the pep it takes.- Quiet and agrarian-like is William Emenheiser.-Shaggin' over them thar hills from Freysville comes Cap Sheffer, the king of versatility.-Domestic and home-like in idea and personality is Eleanor Keesey.-The tempest might have turned into a deluge, had not Mary Kluyber controlled her temper.--Banging away at the piano keyboard sits Turtle Slenker, who probably has the authors of the old classics swinging in their graves.-Black hair of any man's envy has Charles Stouch.-Finishing a metamorphosis of com- plete change emerges l'Marty Paden who in four years, to say the least, has hibernated.-Undergoing an exposure for four years, just like his candid shots, was Merle Feltenber- ger.-Little in stature and big in heart, yes, Anna Sprenkle. -Last in the class roll, but not here, is Art Young, a smoothy atithe art of romance.-8:51 is not a convict number but just the clocky knocking off the time as Joan Rider dashes into the room. His Ford and he go through a lot, but Karl Smeltzer still hangs on.-Hailed as king of cornn from Freysville is Let Snyder.-Having much in common are Prall and Stabley. Residences on North Main, and places of business both in Windsor.-Pacing it off at a swift rate CHIOI' OIISCHSC enior onsense ,l comes Theda Norris just before bell time.-Two sure pas- sengers on the Craley bus line are Marion jones and Jessie Kline.-Although his name sounds cheesey, Bill Kraft pre- sents himself as a distinguished lad.-Really raising a rompus with his discussions of swing and French conver- sation is Phil Eberly.-My goodness, Mary Flaharty is so busily Uengagedl' in her work, that she wouldn't even have you see that shining thing on her finger.-Two G-Men who deserve honorary mention of their football work are Gipe and Gouker.-The name Mundis is still not so clairl' to jake Flinchbaugh.qStill infected with a bad case of laughing boy blues comes Dean Stitley.-How can a guy go out two nights in one? Tom Stein has the answer when he dashed out in his Willys Knight.,-Two Shoffs who hgure in pranks are Raymond and Bob.-Keeping up the main- tenance of quiet on the boys side of the book come Marvin Ludwig, Carl Manifold, Joe Smith, Lenwood Schott, Don- ald Laucks, Charles Beck and Martin Grove.-Less quiet but still very likable is dark Mary Bicking, black hair pos- sessed by few, has she.-Her partner whose first name reminds one of the early morning is Doc Daugherty the Polliotchi of the typewriter. --Two Millers not in the flour business, but still plenty sweet are Arlene and Betty. -One person who should never forget English class is Betz Geesey. Reason, she went through a whole semester of it without knowing she had the wrong book.-Dean of all intra-mural flashes, dashes Chippie'l Grove.-Wfearing the crown of queen of the jitterbugsn sits Alice Chief McClure on the throne.-Please place some ice on the basketball floor, because blonde I-Ioneyl' Lentz is burning up the floor again.-Speaking of blondes, what's wrong with Marian Emenheiser, the artist of the class.-Tootin' their saxes and mindin' their own business are Kathryn Wise and 'ljigelown Noller.-Give her a radio and let the rest of the world go by for Norma Ness.-Here only a few months, but here long enough to learn of certain marks, comes Gwen Luxton.-Thin and tall, but by no means reflecting her in capacity in all around life is Ferne Ander- son, idealist of '59.-Thressa Fauth blushes and is shy, after certain things only.-For the Love of books if you want to know anything about them, see Velma.-Brothers two and proud of it too Pete'l Hanna and his Timid Soul partner, Roy.-Digging around the dugout, works Jack Sprenkle. -A Ford and quiet disposition possesses john McAllister.- Less active than her brother, Marjorie Prall makes up for it with her typewriter.- A name so noble as this we couldnlt af- ford to miss, so here goes, Isabelle Rider.-Although George Hickey uses a mute in his trumpet, his conservativeness would make one think he has it in his morith.-Wrapping ankles, toting water buckets, and blushing, three vital factors in Mgrf' Gemmill's life.-As goes the old saying the first shall be last,'l so shall we carry it out here, for Andy Anderson, who last but not least ends the parade of seniors. 9 '-5... E, 4 1 -80.- M' X W -SZ- J4-Y . PATRONS MR. AND MRS. GEORGE G. ALWOOD EDNA ANDREWS Perinnnen! Wnife Studio. DR. J. C. ATKINS L. G. BALFOUR Jeufelerf for Red Lion High A. A. BOSSHART S Arliyi, Ph0!0g1'nphe1'. DETWILERS DRUG STORE MR. AND MRS. XVILLIAM DRUCK MARY E. FARLLING RUTH FLINCHBAUGH MR. AND MRS. T. XV. FRUTIGER MR. AND MRS. XV. C. FRUTIGER MAZIE C. GABLE GIPE AND TAYLOR BEA GIPE W. WALTER GIPE MR. AND MRS. L. EARL GROVE MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD S. GUNNETT MR. AND MRS. HARRY L. HAINES BEULAH M. HALL MR. AND MRS. EARL HARTMAN MR. AND MRS. DONALD HOLLOWAY MR. AND MRS. THOS. S. HOLTZINGER MR. C. P. HORN RUSSELL E. HORN MR. AND MRS. CLARK JACOBS MRS. RUTH S. KAI.TREIDER MISS MARIE KEEPORTS KLINEDINST,S MR. AND MRS. XVYLIE KROUS BILL KUHN ,' LizM0lte.f Clothing Store MR. AND MRS. I. H. LAMOTTE MR. AND MRS. H. R. LANE GEORGE L. MARKEY MR. AND MRS. ERVIN MARKS DR. AND MRS. C. J. MAUST KATHRYN MEADS MR. AND MRS. H. H. MINNICH MITZEL Sl HEINDEI. H. W. MITZEL Grocery MR. AND MRS. FLOYD H. MYERS MR. AND MRS. CHARLES R. NITCHKEY W. GRANT RAUB CO. RED LION FRUIT STORE THE RED LION MILLING COMPANY RICHARD,S CUT RATE MR. AND MRS. EMORY RITZ MR. AND MRS. PAUL ROYER POIST STUDIO Photogmjrhei' for Red Lion High MISS E. JANE SCHEIBLE MR. AND B-TRS. C. S. SECHRIST H. W. SHEELER Hn1'dwn1'e G Siozfey MR. AND MRS. N. EUGENE SHOEMAKER MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY SPINELLI MR. AND MRS. L. C. STEIN ROBERT STRICKLER DOROTHY M. STRINE MR. AND MRS. JOE STROBECK JOHN A. SWAGERT VU. B. WARNER .sf SONS DAIRY WIATKINS HAT SHOPPE AMELIA WINTER E. FRANKLIN WIISE MR. AND MRS. RUSSELI. E. YOAS WIARD S. YORKS CHARLES S. ZAREOS YORK COLOR PLATE CO. SUMMERS PRINTING CO. 3 E E