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

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A science class under the direction of Mr. Myers takes to the outdoors. Mr. Daniel E. Myers, B.A., M .A., general science and physics teacher, in one of his weekly study halls. He also directs the boys' Music Club. . . . Kama rom Plata and Halmlu . . . Portage visitors join a twelfth grade French class in reading the monthly French newspaper. Miss Bessie V. Reiner, B.A., M .S., corrects the math homework papers. Miss Reiner is in charge of school allied finance, and has her own special math problems from time to time.

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Mr. Francis Miller, B.A., French and English teacher, is kept busy with his hobby of magic. Here he performs one of his favorite stunts. . . , Carina Miss Naomi Myers, B.S., explains the technique of verb conjugation to one of her six freshman English sections. These young Shalcespearian actors seem to take pleasure in their roles as conspirators. Poor Caesar! lzakcspcarv and Ala ara. .. Those papers must he very good, or else Harolclls in one of his enter- taining moods. 14

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Mr. N. Eugene Shoemaker, B.S., M.Ed., our biologist, gets his chow with the rest of the study hall. Mr. Harold Myers, B.S., M.Ed., gives out with tips in truck as well as history. For those with uncertain aims, the GENERAL curriculum offers the Way out, A somewhat ver- satile schedule prermits students to skim the surface of required- esubjyectsfrand spend more time on variablesg As'fiffesultigthiesetjacks4Qf-a1l- trades earn their diploinasowithout 'lfl qualifying for particular vjobss or Ifftliey hap- pen to have a change of lijl Iarlsfafter commence- ment, those who graduate fromrthis curriculum sometimes learn the hard wayl that most colleges mean what they say about entrance require- ments. David Sitler takes the floor in 12E English round table discussion. Vario! Schedule. . . Away from his math class, Mr. john Beckley, A.B., takes his weekly stint at library duty.