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

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Mus. ALETA Eimrmnr, B. S .... Commercial Mn. RoNALD Firzicnra, A. B .... Physical Ed- Subjects . . . Typing for Activities . . . patiently ucation, Health . . . Football, Baseball, Varsity spends leisure hours knitting and crocheting. Club, Intramurals, Tumbling Club . . . a shutter- bug as well as a sports enthusiast. Miss lE.xNE1'rE L. EsP12NsnAnE, B. S .... Com- MR. ClLAlR A. Fnrrs, B. S., M. Ed .... P. O. D., mercial Subjects . . . Football Programs, Junior American History . . . Commencement, Junior Advisor, Prom . . . includes reading, sewing, Advisor, Ushers . . . has a prime interest in traveling, and card playing in her preferred fishing. pastimes. X . ff' .1 .-'C Our faculty council, composed of one repre- sentative from each department, assembles monthly to hash over current school problems and plan future procedures. Present at this meeting are Mr. Nitchkey, Mr. Sample, Mrs. Bowers, Mr. Frits, Mr. Landis, Mr. Ziegler, Miss Keeports, Miss Clevengcr, and Mr. Shaffer. Mrs. Shermeyer and Mr. Sheckart have since joined the group. ft Mn. PAUL l. HANGEN, A. B .... Civics . . . Basketball, Tennis . . . whose zeal for bridge is topped only by his love of sports. Mn. lDANIEL Hnvmz, B. S., M. Ed .... Geog- raphy, Science . . . junior High Science Club, Junior High Football, Eighth Grade Advisor . . . fishing and coin collecting rate high in his hobbies. 13

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.Q f Mus. DORKJTIIY S. ADAMS, B. S .... English, Music . . . Senior High Chorus, Girls Chorus, Girls Ensemble, Night of Music, Commence- ment, Seventh Grade Advisor . . . her every day interests-gardening and reading, given the time, she travels. MR. RICHARD H. BALDWIN, A. B., M. Ed .... History . . . Assemblies, Dramatic Club, Junior and Senior Plays, Eighth Grade Advisor . . . enjoys golf, but his big interest is York Little Theatre. Daily the teachers have a task before them-helping young scholars into enlightened individuals. This may appear to be a job of some difficulty, but they are well equipped to handle it. Luckily so, for frequently they are aced wzth jymblems, many of which arise because some young teen-ager just doesn't want to be enlightened, faculty members, however, vincers. Too, they must be experts in research . . . keeping up with all the latest developments is absolutely essential, not only for their own satisfaction, but for right answers when some unusually eager ff If student poses a stumper. Miss IIELEN E. CLEVENGER, A. B., M. A .... Latin . . . Lion . . . whose varied interests are as changeable as the weather, though she usually likes gardening. Mns. IDOROTHY DIEHM, B. S .... Physical Ed- ucation, Health . . . Majorettes . . . has traveled in twelve countries, including Germany, where she supervised a nursery-school. 12 is MR. JOHN A 0' ff 'IP E . 3 - , A L. it F Q i i Ti: 55221 . ,vw 'S I ' ' z 5-v.,,' -.. -I ,,.': J il- j , 3. '.' , 5 ' R. BECKLEY, A. B. . . . General Science, Mathematics . . . Senior Science Club, Ushers . . . fills his extra time with swimming, hunting, gardening, or fishing. Mus. DOROTHY S. BOWERS, B. S., M. A. . . Commercial Subjects . . . National Honor So ciety, Commencement . . . chose Canada as her vacationing and fishing spot last summer. to IUIII earnest SIC CXPCIT C011- I I I I I I I 'Q'-N.

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ffl' ' ' X Wi' ,gig . ga 1' aff? fi' Q5 aa, ,,, .- mari age Qi we 'f' ajax Y' J' t 4 ' F '71 .. 1 i . .., , sr 'ix L. Y I U' .. ff X Mus. HILDA C. Jacicowrcxc, A. B., M. Ed .... Mn. Envns English . . . Dramatic Club, Class Day . . . Ninth Cra spent her summer vacation as counselor at Camp his summe Weetamoe, New Hampshire. the Black Miss MARIE Krsaporrrs, A. B., M. A .... Eng- M lish . . . Hilltop, Journalism Club, Prom, Com- . mencement . . . responds to just about any suggestion for travel-an English Conference at Penn State or a pleasure jaunt to New England. Some old, some new, educating, who have learning, on the othe marked by a variety universities. Any alum Miss Espenshade and her programs are a definite part of the scene at the Sat- urday afternoon football games. Ap- parently she has convinced Joe Lane that he'll enjoy the game more if informed. Mn. DALTON R. LANDIS, B. S. . . . Industrial to Arts, Shop Mathematics . . . Stage Crew, Prom Q . . . utilizes his summers by working for an architect. blue . . . that's the f task of cramming yo When it comes to teac ' KOPP, B. S .... Arithmetic e Advisor, Publicity . . . highlighted trip through the West by a visit to Hills and Colorado Springs. n. JOHN G. KRUPKA, A. B. . . . Mathematics . . Tickets . . . an ardent fan of outdoor sports. 1 ginners. Each has his own ione borrowed, never-at least, hardly ever- aculty. There are in this group the pros of given their time and patience to the tedious ng brains with everyday fundamentals of hand R. L. A. H. S. has a number of be- interesting background, of degrees from a variety of colleges and ni of Red Lion on the faculty? Several. Others have come from as near as Dallastown or as far as other states hers, Red Lion has a fine crew. l a 5,5 Wi. Mas. BETTY LAUCKS, B. S .... Home Economics Xi . . . F. H. A., Costumes, Seventh Grade Advisor , . . . greatly enjoys traveling with her family. X 14