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

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ENERGETIC TRACKMEN DISPLAYING AGILITY The '60 TRACK TEAM, all set for a busy season-Front: H. Anstine, R. Garner, L. Mitzel, G. Hildebrand, J. Enlield, D. Seiple, D. Smuck. Second: R. Smith, J. Kreeger, G. Smeltzer, J. Hall, D. Rau, C. Elfner, R. Arnold. Third: D. Horn, D. Stephens, R. Trout, P. Hoffmaster, B. Stein, E. Snyder, R. Jacobs. Fourth: E. Houser, H. Morton, J. Lane, J. Miller, G. Hake, S. Wolf, J. Golden. Fifth: G. Stump, K. Sechrist, J. Warner, E. Sweeney, A. Miller, S. Mitzel, L. Rost, S. Keiser, J. Wolf, W. Mitzel, Jerre Golden, flying high, has just scored again in the high jump of the track meet with Dallastown. '60 TRACK SCORES Central Kennard-Dale Susquehannock West York Dallastown West York relays County Meet OPP. R.L. 69M 29M 46M 442 41 50 45 46 61 30 7th place 2nd in 100 yd. dash Tied 2nd 880 yd. run 4th in mile run 5th in discus

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WITH SOME FEMININE SKILL AND PULCHRITUDE X gb, vff I .. , i a-is 'K' .LH . 5211? , .. fwf! :2l'f'7'1' . Q ' - - f 1 ' ,wee 233 si aftsiawa2iaWi3t'.-fiitfwwsr - if was t X . :stain t. 't'3 f'i?5M1:i if.V.7ttttmltfl,.-t.I.S',.fie,.,,w-ra . .. 1 ,V L. Ya, I .- l::gSliii?.ilEisii :Niigatatpfztlsrfil1-at1 ' ' W.-' .,.. -gf,-N. .,, 5 3 'ik' ig,'.w-Qzwqgggpg ,'1zgjffx.:gQ,Eleanor - tu. ' , fi-1... er- . W 563 Wa. R , ., ., t ,,., ti., ft , Mary Lauer blasts from a difficult lie in the sand on th h' ' e t 1rd hole. Despite her efforts, Mary lost to her classmate, Holly Jo Grove, in the intra-squad match. Tim Shelly tees off in the student-teacher match. In the background Bill Sechrist, an ardent student of the slammer, studies his . . . so now our male golf team can find a little more joy in the afternoon practices at the Red Lion Country Club golf course. According to present rules girls may not com- pete in school team matches, but this does not dampen the spirits of our enthusiastic female sportsmen . . . they're plugging to get that rule changed. Maybe soon it will be the accepted practice to have a girlis golf team competing interscholastically. Golfing is an up and coming school sport . . . this was the first year that our golf team has had a league schedule with six other York County schools. Because of the newly formed league, letters are now being given to the top scorers and faithful members of the golf team. In addition to these innovations and a reasonably good collection of scores, the season produced some unforgettable moments -the time Tim Shelly almost had a hole-in-oneg the day the team got lost on the way home and didn't get back till after 9:00g the dispute Chuck Horn had with a West York golfer over two infractions of the rules, which was later decided against Red Lion by a few local professionalsg and last but not least the unmerciful beating of the faculty in their annual match. David Rost grits his teeth as he lets fly with his trusty putter on the practice area. An up- and-coming golfer, Dave hopes to break into form carefully. the starting five next season. 19

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AND STRENGTH IN INTERSCHOLASTIC COMPETITION He leaps through the air with the greatest of ease . . . it's Donald Stephens doing his level best for Red Lion in the broad jump. . . . and they opened the season in the first track meet of the county. In order to be prepared for their opponents from nearby schools, the fellows started their training way back in February in the sleet and snow. Not only have our trackmen become excellent marksmen by firing snowballs, but excellent dancers as well with new steps learned while dodging cars during practice. One of Mr. Richards' favorite exercises was to make the boys run down to the end of Pine Street and back, and faithful Mrs, Fitzkee at Number 714 saw that all the guys ran the full distance. Disappointed in our start, the team Worked very hard and consequently showed marked improvement as the season progressed. To be sure the most exciting meet was Red Lion vs. Susquehannock. The score was close and uncertain up to the very last event, the mile relay. The Lions rallied round and our team consisting of Donald Seiple, Lonnie Mitzel, John Enfield and anchor man Donald Rau placed first, earning a total score of 50-41. One of our best and most unusual runners was John Enfield, who has a style all his own. In the Dallastown meet Enfield came up from last position to win the event in the mile run. For several weeks Donald Strine was fortunate enough to hold the best timing in the county for the 100-yard dash. It should be added that the ninth graders had the opportunity to compete separately and the results offer promise for next year's track team. They're off and running! Joe Lane, Tom Galbreath, and Ed Hauser run alternately in the 220 yard dash against the freshmen of Dallastown Area Schools. 21