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

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Awards Highlight the Assembl Programs . . . Mr. Sample accepts for the school the Southern Division and York County League trophy from Dick Stein as teammates Rick Schmuck, Harry Lohss, Barry Lloyd, Ian Grove, Gary Warner, Larry Markel, Bob Shaull, Dick Grove, Bill Shaull, Richard Smith, and Dana McGinnis watch proudly. Mrs. Bowers presents Joyce Snyder with the award for the most outstanding student in the commercial department. After a year of hard work, pay day finally rolled around on May 15th. Students who had worked hard waited anxiously for their names to be called. Following the rule, ladies lirstf' Mrs. Diehm pre- sented nine pcppy girls with Cheerleading awards. Mrs, Smith gave out the G.A.A, letters to those having the required numher of points. Nlcmhcrs of the track team received their awards from Mr. Shellenherger and the golfers from Mr. Nitchkey. Because of the continued activity in baseball, rec- ognition of players in that sport had to he held off until later. ln addition to sports, there were the chorus and hand awards presented hy lVlrs. Adams and Mr. VVard respectively, and the commercial awards by Mrs. Bowers. Last, but certainly not least, Mr. Sample introduced the National Athletic Scholarship Society. 25

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Fore! . . . and the Golf B0 S Tee into pring. I.-X' jim Bitner puts all his weight behind his tee shot as he bangs out a booming drive on the first hole in the match against the faculty, as Mr. Hangen, his opponent, looks sadly on. Mr. Hangen had reason to be sad as he and his teammates are in the process of getting trounced. Thouvhts of green fairways and white sand traps are pa who amount in the minds of the eager beavers eport for COLF, These boys are eagerly waiting for the opening of the York County Golf Leagug planned for 1960. In preparation for the league, Red Lion's future Hogans and Sneads played York ' Dover. certain Dover Susqu: a very losses. what U eight exhibition matches, two each with Catholic, West York, Suscjuehannock, and These schools along with ours will be members of the league. The Lions won both matches, split even with West York and zhannock, and lost both to York Catholic for creditable record of four wins and four Only nine boys came out for the team, but he boys lacked in number they made up for in skill and sportsmanship. The best scores during the sea Horn. son were turned in by lim Bitner and Chuck The team played all its home matches and practiced at the nearby Country Club. Their after school against practice definitely paid off in the final match the school's facultyg the team slaughtered the poor teachers. Red Lion's golfers watch the birdie before a match . . . Tim Shelley, Gene Lentz, Oran Stewart, Charles Horn, Charles Waughtel, James Bitner, and Coach Nitchkey. X'x ,N I1 X f ir 1335.1 Dtflft. fi flair -4-a.n..,,,, r. fr: v-it - ,tt-,Z 5. - w:::q'g,g.g t. Sbiibi-f1'5?1'5'9 .W U

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. . . Geared to uit the T You name it, we've had it! Whether it be the newest in fashions or the latest in spy drama, chances are it has been presented to the students in an assembly. Speaking of drama, on April 23 suspense became the key word as Kurt Singer thrilled the students with exciting spy stories. The intelligentsia of the school were honored April 10 when the National Honor Society assembly was presented. Thirteen new senior members and four- teen juniors were inducted into the Society. Eleven seniors, elected last year, completed the group. Later in the spring came the home ec fashion show, the Student Council nominations, and the awards. Climaxing the year was the last assembly to be held in the old senior high building, when the flags were removed to the new building. One of the most interesting assemblies coming from the Antrim Bureau was in the person of Mr. Kurt Singer. His talk concerned , his experiences in foreign countries and his latest book. of Ever Student Joyce Snyder helps indoctrinate the new members in the ways of the National Honor Society during a Friday morning assem bly. Front: D. Hively, D. Kinard, R. Kornbau, N. Landis, C. Lutz, F. Miller, E. Snyder, D. Uhler, P. Zarfos. Second: N Paley, B. Reisinger, W. Smith, E. Wilhelm, R. Arnold, C. Barshinger, G. Clark, L. Grim, J. Grove. Third: D. Detwiler, D Gable, B. Grim, A. Hildebrand, I. Kashner, B. Kornbau, W. Linnemans, T. Melhorn, N. Newcomer. O .Q A -yi