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

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. . . as These Energetic Burn Up the '59 TRACK TEAM-Front: R. Smith, I. Klinedinst, G. Frey, L. Orwig, R. Garner, R. Trout, L. Mitzel, L. Markel, D. Grove, J. Kreeger, C. H T. Miller, J. Enfield, R. DeShong, I. Runkle, C. Workinger, C. Smith, Richard Jacobs puts every ounce of effort he has into the shotput event at the County Meet. He will be back his senior year to compete again, but because of a trial race in which he came in second, he will be running instead of throwing. 99 LIU' fr 565' rnvff' . ettes I h . Y... 22 B. Smeltzer, D. Rau, D. Keesey, R. Jacobs. Second ibbert, D. Seiple, D. McGinnis. Third: A. Conaway G. Smeltzer, D. Smuck. '59 Kennard-Dale Susquehannock Central Dallas own West ork Suburban Sheppard Relays Countly Meet TRACK SCORES Opp. RL. 75 16 18 73 72 19 71 20 39 59 45 46 Red Lion did not place Red Lion placed seventh

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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

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Cinders at eets with ther Count Teams. 1 I' 5 J-R.: Q I N. These ninth graders were active in junior high events-Front: Evans Snyder, Irwin Trout, David Horn, Roger Holtzinger. Second: Richard Sidoni, Randy Niilier, Donald Stephens, and Curvin Burk. Sprinter Don Strine puts on a great burst of finishing speed to come home the winner in the 100 yd. dash in the meet against VVcst York. GIRLS TRACK TEAM-Front: L. Markle, V. Young, C. Steam, V. Marsteller, C. Buchanan, B. Finn, C. Anstine, G. New comer, P. Haines. Second: W. Whiteleather, C. Steckel, B. Miller, L. McCleary, C. Stine, L. Downs, A. Kehr, P. Renoll, J Walker. Third: B. Breckinridge, C. Henninger, C. Garner, Mundis, L. Kreeger, M. Miller, C. Hinklc, A. Wallick, Poff and Mrs. Smith. S ! I si it