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

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. WITH AN EYE TO THE FUTURE Miss NANCY K. MITCHELL . . . Gettysburg College, A. B .... Physical Education, Health Dancing Club, Cheerleading, G. A. A .... an enthusiastic participant in club field hockey. MR. DANIEL E. MYERS . . . Elizabethtown College, A. B., Columbia University, M. A .... Science . . . Ninth Grade Advisor . . . fond of sports in general and music. MR. JOHN G. MYERS . . . Pennsylvania State University, B. S .... Agriculture . . . F. F. A. . . . frequently lured by the call, the fish are biting. MR. HAROLD M. MYERS . . . Shippensburg State Teachers College, B. S., Pennsylvania State University, M. Ed .... American History . . . Sophomore Advisor, Ushers . . . puts his hobby, wood working, to good use at home. Miss NAOMI MYERS . . . Bloomsburg State Teachers College, B. S .... English . Grade Advisor . . . the proud possessor and pilot of her own boat on Lake Carey. . . Ninth new and old members of the high school and grade faculty get ac- quainted as they enjoy their punch and cookies. A pleasant finish for a busy day-

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. . TEACHING A VARIETY OF SUBJECTS . . . Teachers are very much alive . . . their activities cover as wide a field as the activities of any senior. A full day of teaching, plus hours of correcting papers . . . oh yes! they have home- work, too. They also manage somehow to share actively in the projects of civic and professional organizations. Tickets to be sold at games and plays, rehearsals held after school, chaperons needed for buses or dances-for every instance thereis a teacher, volunteer or draftee, ready and willing to assist. And to complete the twenty-four hours, some have even admitted dreaming about their classes or extracurricular projects. by 53 MR. DALTON LANDIS . . . Millersville State Teachers College, B. S .... Industrial Arts, Mathematics . . . Stage Crew, Prom . . . his 91 E special interests-golf and house designing. MRS. BETTY LAUCKS . . . Indiana State Teachers College, B. S .... Home Economics . . . F. H. A., Costumes for Activities . . . a whiz at anything from cooking to antique furniture. Miss MARIE KEEPORTS . . . Millersville State Teachers College, A. B., Pennsylvania State University, M. A .... English . . . Hilltop, Commencement . . . susceptible to the bite of the travel bug, be it Europe, Bermuda, or just Pennsylvania. MR. ERVIN KOPP . . . Gettysburg College, B. S. . . . Arithmetic . . . Seventh Grade Advisor, Publicity . . . one of the many sports enthusiasts in our high school. MRS. CAROL STARKEY, Dental Hygienist . . . Temple University, D. H .... her biggest job, the annual dental check-up of all Red Lion students. , f A - 'pf' ' - j 0 L :H -ffrff?. 'i L A. , we .Zi gs,,i,.Q , 'gggf.1- N: Q 3 'wi a ., FTM rar!-'Wfj ff , A ..A:.s- .J -. , HA ' ' Am., A , wx' ' f. I I- A 'A -. ' '. R., .2 , 4 - , 'w' A, . ' '.e3gQ. .gQe,,'

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BUT WITH MINDS ON THE PRESENT . . MR. CHARLES R. NITCHKEY . . . East Strouds- burg State Teachers College, B. S.g Pennsylva- nia State University, M. Ed .... Physical Education, Health . . . Director of Athletics, Student Council, Golf, Volleyball . . . a fisher- man and reader of Civil War history. MIss LINDA S. NONEMAKER . . . Millersville State Teachers College, B. S .... French, Eng- lish . . . Junior Red Cross . . . a collector of miniature dogs. MR. WILLIAM E. NYER . . . Susquehanna Uni- versity, B. S .... English, Arithmetic . . . responds readily to the call of the outdoors. MR. FREELAND E. SHAFFER . . . Shippensburg State Teachers College, B. S .... Physics, Chemistry . . . Photography Club, Lion, Senior Advisor, Class Day . our authority in the field of electronics. MRS. EDNA SI-IECKART . . . Lebanon Valley College, B. S .... Guidance Director . . . Prom combines business with pleasure during the summer by serving as director of a church camp. As the old saying goes, You can think better on a full stomach. The difficult task of keeping our appetites satisfied falls to our cafeteria work ers-Mrs. A. Smith, Mrs. G. Smith Mrs. E. Kunkle, Mrs. G. Smeltzer, Mrs. A. Kunkle, and Mrs. I. Stabley