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

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. . . Taking the Count Larry Orwig takes a powerful cut at the ball as he attempts to pound out a base hit against Kennard-Dale. Larry, our team's fine shortstop, was one of the tcam's leading hitters. i f- ANZ ' L..'l.' f .L-r' .1 :,,, pr, Q-. . ..., -A F H - - . .., ,. fx' . ' '7 - . ..,,, N 4- Q . Baseball Troph 4... ...-K-, - ,---- A . ., -'1-, '. ' . '.. .- 2'--. f ..-:. ,- Q 1-i, . ' R n Schmuck scrambles back to the bag as the K nnard-Dale Hrst baseman takes the throw from t e pitcher in an attempt to pick him off base. Ron, with quick action and a little luck, made it back safely. Larry Markel comes chugging into first with another hit in the rout against Eastern. With hitting like this, our team pounded out a grand total of 103 runs for an average of almost nine runs per game, while the pitching staff and defense combined to limit our opponents to a total of 43 runs, or a little over three runs per nine innings. f if i 1 , 35 ' . a r ' a a ettt so ' 4 m e to p g Q . s , ,A t io , Q Jmwi, t I H K ' W S: 'D wifi 4 r Q-J an . ,i A ' 1 A A . . Q , Q--are Q J,.,1,x ' 5Qio1:gf5f:+ , t.,t K NW g W 'ggg A it W t, g W tg, 4 xx t V 7- V: pu., K .gif x ,K 9 Li'-,i f K A jgyiw to , . W: Q 1 . alsiiwffv t.. QS- f e e 1 rw an f 1 fx ' H K . .59 A K, MWA l , ' , K, .s 4, 'YW L ' I a ' 20 ..-NH I in

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Year of Varsity Sports from the Hilltop . . . '59 BASEBALL TEAM-Front: G. Eberly, R. Shaull, R. Stein, L. Orwig, D. Fitzkee, G. Wise, D. Grim, W. Shaull, R. Schmuck, A. Freeman. Second: W. Freeman, R. Smith, G. Fake, D. Strayer, J. Grove, G. Warner, R. Schmuck, K. Steam. Third: H. Lohss, D. Grove, B. Lloyd, L. Markel, D. McGinnis, I. Contino, D. Gable, R. Robinson. '59 BASEBALL SCORES West York Lower Chanceforcl Eastern Kennarcl-Dale Susquehannock Dallastown Lower Clianceford Eastern Kemiarcl-Dale Susqueliannoek Dallastown West York CCl12II111Jl0IlSl1ll7D Opp. 5 1 1 0 IO 6 2 2 3 8 2 3 Harry Lohss warms up before the Eastern game. Harry was a member of our superb pitching corps of Bud CHarryD, Hip Clan Grovej, Dodo CDennis Strayerl, and the Machine CDavid Gablel

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Warm Weather means Practice for Traekmen... X 1 .LQ Spring-and a young man's fancy turns to love. ln the case of some of our boys, however, it also turns to TRACK. Beginning in March our team began to practice in the gym, but when the weather be- came nice enough to move outdoors, they were off to the wide open spaces of the football field. We fielded three teams this year, although the junior high and girls teams entered only the County Meet. In the varsity TRACK meets Gil Smith usually copped top honors for us in the shotput and discus events, fleet-footed Don Strine usually took one of the first three places in the dashes, john Enfield and Don Seiple picked up wins in the distance races, and jan Hall was tops in high jumping. The only serious incident occurred when Dick Jacobs was hit on the head by a shotputg result, four stitches and a splitting headache. - Evans Snyder goes all out as he prepares to release the 'A shotput at the County Track Meet. The contestants from other schools keep their Engers crossed. Lynn Downs Hashes across the line and breaks the tape as she does her bit in the girls 200-yard relay at the County Track Meet. In the bleachers spectators from other schools look on as the timer stops his watch. Jan Hall makes like a bird as he clears the bar in the high jump event at the County Meet. In the background are other contestants and teammates Charles Workinger and Ray Trout. rf. 1' WW .. ,f A A+ ' .J ,W