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

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Preparation for service to God and Country As these students approach the main building they may observe Old Glory Waving majesti- cally in the western breeze. As they enter the building, over the doorway of which is inscribed the motto Enter to Learn, they are soon im- bued With the feeling that truly here faculty, is always our obiective. student body, and townspeople are one in their desire to give every citizen the opportunity to develop himself to his fullest capacity. Here are the facilities for good Work. Only the will to use them is needed. 'Hb-, . , E. 5' w .1 . ' - wsirrpfw M ltPc1ge4tt

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'fwmvhaawl .',,-s fx, iw ff! Wg Agia Our School in Winter. Seen thru the eyes V f A, W Mlm f of three typical students- A town Whose altitude is 1,009 feet above sea- level, giving us such beautiful winter scenes as those portrayed here, a town with healthful cli- mate, varied industries, fine travel facilities to the metropolitan areas of the East: a town whose population are the descendents of the sturdy Scotch-Irish, the thrifty Germans, and the con- a town we will always revere. servative English, a town built originally around one industry-tobacco, now broadening into many varied fields, a town with good streets, fire protection, a beautiful park, and other rnu- nicipal organizationsp a town which we feel is in some Way typical of America itself-this is Red Lion. A View in Winter. ll Page3 ff

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The Hallway. School life means pleasant associations, making new acquaintances, ln the hallways and classrooms are to be tound more typical students all eager for educa- tion. Sorne become leaders scholastically, others in music organizations, athletics, and the host of activities affiliated with the school. It is among these leaders that We find our interesting people. The Chemistry Lab. ll Pag forming lasting friendships 9 Stl