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

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5 t Second semester brought some changes in the faculty roster. Leo Scvastio, A. B., returned from his two year hitch with the army to resume teaching duties in the field of English. Mrs. Ernestine M. J. Smith, A. B., is filling a vacancy left in the Physical Education De- partment by Mrs. Zarfos' resignation. In the oflice, Mrs. Pauline Baerreis, as Mr. Sample's secretary, has taken over the desk which was formerly Mrs. Baker's. mln' of our mentors. Mr Landis is one of those lucky people who like their jobs so well they make a sideline out of them. 'The camera caught him at a favorite spot- m front of a drafting board. 1 f 1 5 , ..... x u X au, -'ei ' ' c Q ff -N o 'M Miss Nonemaker apparently is concentrating on making her hot dog crisp and crunchy as she in- spects it at a French class outing at Mt. Pisgah. N if . t ' ul Ca 'S . hx,

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Mr. Myers greets all comers as he steps out of his role as history teacher to take tickets at our home football games. X ' NITA C. ZARFOS, B. S .... Physical Ed- Mas. ucatiorlil Health . . . Cheerleading, Dancing G. A. A., Tumbling Club . . . usually vacation coaching at the West Reading Club, - spends Swimming Pool. I Mn. DAVID S. ZIEGLEI1, A. B .... Algebra I, Plane Geometry . . . Basketball . . . to whom sports come first, second and last. A look at the out-ofthe-classfroom Sharing one of their last lunches before Miss Mitchcll's departure from R. L. A. H. S., Mrs. Uhler, Mrs. Zarfos, and Miss Clevenger chat happily in the quiet of the holme ec room. 1 8 I i

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Students and faculty act alike when it comes to food, Both find tghat as noon approaches they are bothered by hunger pangs. It is so to imagine all the busy activities going on in the kitchen from banging of pots and pans. Delicious odors steal slowly through halls whenever one of the cooks quite accidentally happens to o one of the doors. From every group of hungry-eyed inmates cluste around the menu you can hear the familiar WhcLt,5-for dinner. The question is rewarded with a variety of answers. Joy is especiz manifested at Thanksgiving and Christmas when itis turkey til Ilowever, satisfying meals are served every day. So, a vote of tha: and credit to the members of the kitchen staff for their fast serx and culinary talent. easy the the en cd 99 llly ne. nks 'ice Wx. .g ' l ags? W Q 1 in-.wer , . F 'fx 97: Q W4 , iw i'+ il' ' ' . . ,em 20 N I I I I I I 1' Nlrs. Smith and hlrs. Smeltzer, part of the cafeteria line-up, keep the platters coming as the noontime rush begins. hlrs. Gladys Smeltzer, Mrs. Effie Kunkle, Mrs. Grace Smith, Mrs. Agnes Kunkle, Mrs. Ida Stabley, and Mrs. Alma Smith . . . these are the ladies who spend long hours in the kitchen preparing all the necessaries to satisfy the appetites of Red Lion's hungry students. I . WN- lx v- fp - at ' ' 4 I I I I I I