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

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ourieen 1 ovf district S' From the various schools that surround Red Lion High Come the students to increase their knowledge: Their studies include all the subjects they need For lite or tor going to college. These students trom seniors on down to grade seven Form both junior and senior high, And a more complete group you will never amass No matter how hard you may try. So, as you read on, keep this one thought in mind: That tor students alone is our school. And these are the students of Red Lion I-Iighg To learn is their primary rule. 9 B09

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Having reached high school's last year of learning The thoughts of the to the future are turning. As many seniors have done before us, we too are bringing to an end four happy years at R. L. H. S. Four years ago we migrated to Red Lion High from the surrounding districts of Wind- sor Township, Yoe Borough, Lower Windsor Township, North Hopewell Township, Chance- ford Township, Felton Borough, Winterstown Borough, Lower Chanceford Township, East Hopewell Township, Cross Roads Borough, York Township, East Prospect Borough, and Red Lion Borough. Little did we realize that four years could fly by so rapidly. ln retrospect our years as underclassmen seem comparatively calm but eventful. While fresh- men, we tried to get the jist of things by watch- ing and copying examples set by upperclass- men. Then, as sophomores, we were granted certain responsibilities and privileges befitting our status. Our junior year brought increased participation in sports, music, and social activi- ties, election of outstanding members of our group to the honor societiesp our own class playg and cooperation with the seniors in commence- ment activities. Finally came the biggest year in our school life-our senior year. We started it off with a o- Q as LQ o- -4 Fi' Q ET :: LQ E I CD UI 'U O as lf'-. QT Q' 6' '1 5 CD U1 O :r O fl wi st if fi ,gil C: 6,41 newspaper and presenting our senior play, Col- lege Daze. Editing our yearbook, The Lion, consumed much time and energy well-spent. Of course the traditional senior procedures of hav- ing pictures taken and ordering name cards and announcements brought the realization that our life on the hill was nearing completion. Our class sponsored the Christmas Dance and served on committees for other social functions. More of our number were honored by being elected to the N. H. S. and N. A. S. S. Through the year a large number of our boys were given recogni- tion for their outstanding participation in foot- ball, basketball, baseball and track. Too, we had a large representation in the musical organ- izations of the school. As the season moved on we became concerned with the finale of our senior year-class day, commencement, and the Iunior-Senior Prom. And now as the spring of 1948 brings our happy eventful life at Red Lion High to a close, we think back over the years and realize all the wonderful times we had together through ear- nest work and play. The next few years will find approximately forty-nine per cent of our group furthering their education, about forty-eight per cent broadening their minds in the field of prac- tical experience, and the rest, according to pres- ent plans, having homes of their own. But wher- ever we may be, and whatever we may be doing, never will we forget our four years in R. L. H. S. Class colors .... .... M aroon and White Class flower. ...................... White Rose Class motto .... You do your best, God and Hu- manity will take care of the rest.