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Even the teachers catch the fever at the annual picnic treat for the faculty. Mr. Frits, Mr. Yorks and Mr. Nitchkey get a chance to enjoy a childhood pastime. Always a big moment for the graduating class . . . this time the 1600 copies of the '53 Lion arrived on the very last day. What a rush for hooks and autographs! Another group turns to the great out- doors . . . for the agriculturists, spring activities include horseshoe throwing for competition in the York County contest.
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Rewards for the long-suffering . . . james Favino, Glenn Kinard and Ned H eindel qualify for Latin Honor Society and thus prove that top language students aren't always girls. Love blossoms in the spring and a slight epidemic of engagements usually follows. Janice Deitz, Roberta Bailey and Shirley Becker proudly display their diamonds to admiring classmates Ruth Riale and Mirzhm Beck. And there are always students whose minds wander every spring. Yvonne Shirey is no ex- ception to this as she blissfully ignores the assignment on which the rest of the 11 A's are concentrating.
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The Days are arked b pecial Programs . . . LEFT: Adding musical atmosphere backstage, these RIGHT: Patti Klinefelter and Carolyn Ruby go over lines at an after-school rehearsal. Miss Bessie Reiver finds time to enjoy and arrange spring blossoms. With an A. B. and M. S. in mathematics, her daily duties include filling minds with the fundamentals of solid and trig. girls paraded back and forth singing Easter songs. Springtime serenaders are Patsy Herbst, Rachel Meyers, Patricia Koch, Audrene Smith and Carolyn Miller. The Easter season at R. L. H. S. means not only vacation time and new outfits but also the annual Easter assembly. Turning serious for the moment, a cast from both junior and senior high presented A Light in the Window.,' This play, portraying the true Easter meaning, furnished an inspirational send-OH for the first vacation of the new year. RIGHT: Ned Heindel, portraying a man with- out sight, shares a scene with his landlady, Pat Foster, and a neighbor, Sandra Nace.
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