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

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The Operating Committee for the Red Lion Area Schools meets in its regular first-Thursday-of-the-month session. Front: Ethan Harrold, Edwin Johnson, Gerald Zarfos, Robert Graham, Purl Barnett. Back: Fred P. Sample, Arden Blaine, Quentin Downs, Donald Snyder, Dr. Woodrow Dellinger, Dan B. Kulp, Ralph Downs, Carl E. Seitz, Luther Grim, Harry Lohss, Roy Mc- Climent, Woodrow Mellinger. Other members of the Board of Education are Theodore Wallace, Stewart Grim, Joseph Pomran- ing, Ralph Myers, Harold Good, Paul W. Heim, Richard Tyson, Charles Sentz, I. Emory McGurk, Luther Pomraning, Gene O. Strayer, Zeno Neuhaus, Kenneth Bankert, Stanley Lentz, Marvin E. Strayer, Penrose Heindel, Dr. Grover Artman, Lester Craley, Quinton R. Ellis, Charles Mellinger, Moran H. Koons, Carl E. Smith, Harry Stump, Walter Shue, Lester C. Hess, William G. Enfield, Marlin M. Mundis, Gerald Mitzel, and Homer Gembe. 8 Mn. DAN B. KULP, A. B., M. A .... Our super- vising principal, Mr. Kulp, is especially busy now with plans for the new school. This may even affect his fishing expeditions, which are his main recrea- tional interest. Perhaps out on the bank of a good bass stream, Mr. Kulp learns the patience that is so seful in dealing with reluctant scholars. He also njoys traveling, and participates in many civic af- airs. Mr. Kulp is in charge of all the schools in the area, and keeps quite busy with these many duties. eadquafrters of the sch. I 1

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Helpful friends on the other side of the desk . . . to the students, this aptly describes our teachers and administrators. Different types-yes, for although they are in the same line of work, they all have their little idiosyncrasies and habits that make that work seem different. To those of us who spend hours in their classes, they seem to he experts in their fields, and should we lind ourselves in a tough spot, they are always available for good advice. The administration and faculty have provided us with both trials and counseling, they certainly are a part of high school that VVEILL REMEMBER ALVVAYS. Enjoying friendly chatter, with lots of coffee hesides, these faculty members retreat to their private dining room in the science department, not only to enjoy their dinner but also to escape for a few relaxing minutes from the clamor of the busy cafeteria . . . Miss Myers, Mr. Maddox. Mrs. Ehrhart, Mrs. Jaekowick. 7

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Nu. Finaoiiiuck SAMPLI3, A. B., M. Ed .... Now serving in his seconcl year as principal is our former math teacher, Mr. Sample. llis is the job of seeing that things run well in the high school. lle is active in civic organizations and is frequently called upon to exercise one of his special interests, public speak- ing. Though he participates in most sports, his favorite is golf Che starred in the faculty-student gamel. ln contrast to this alllection for athletics. Mr. Sample also enjoys studying. u stem, and center 0 authmfit . ,,...-aiivf --4-f ,il l -1.