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

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Administration Outdoor classes of April and May, along with the parking lot on the edge of the park, Where the teachers' cars are favorite spots for the squirrels, antics, already have made the squirrels familiar with many members of the faculty at Red Lion. Our friendly advisors and helpers do a wonderful job in teaching and overseeing our school, even when schedule problems, uninspired students and numerous activities would drive most of us squirrely. The job of developing the minds of some eight hundred teen-agers is a task which takes both skill and patience. it 6

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Seanad Our jlflaafars. . . MR. DAN B. KULP, B.S., M.A., has a busy schedule with his duties as supervising principal and the extra time devoted to the local civic affairs. The ADMINISTRATION people often End the day starting early and ending long after the last bus has chugged down the hill. The job of settling problems, teaching and guiding teen- agers, keeps everyone stepping and more-than- earning his salary. Ordinary oilice Work plus management is only a small part of a job which includes ordering supplies, answering questions, locating equipment and keeping track of all the students and their achievements. The most important task of all, however, is broadening the minds and directing the activities of the students for the betterment of our school and their lives. The Red Lion Board of Education-Mr. Charles Horn, Mr. Paul Raub, Dr. Woodrow Dellinger, Mr. Thomas Holtzinger, Mr. Penrose Heindel, Mr. David R. Fink and Mr. C. C. Rexroth. INSETZ Mr. Earl Hartman. 8