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

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and the ld re Dul Honored Spring social events started a Hurry of activity as the Future Teachers Club hosted a breakfast and a reg in the home ec suite in honor of the faculty. The department was also the scene of a tea for new members of the National Honor Society and their parents following the induction ceremony, April 4 brought another treat-the 17.1:.A. annual banquet in the cafeteriag at this affair ten future farmers received awards. There was a variety of exhibits and conferences too . . . Orienta- tion Day when incoming freshmen received an introduction to our school and its activitiesg the York-Adams Press Conference sponsored by the LION and LEONID staffs who did everything from directing trafhc to making speechesg the Career Conference arranged by the guidance counsellors. On the artistic side there were the Fine and Practical Arts Exhibits on April 14, and the annual Night of Music on April 19. Dances scheduled for spring seemed at first to be jinxed. However, the seniors did come through with their St. Patriclcs Day Dance and the Varsity Club provided a most unusual evening for guests attend- ing their Untouchables Dance. E Mr Zerbc presents a Sico Scholarship to Kay Taylor whose full plans center on Millersville. Kay was a co-editor of the '61 xearbook and a member of the National Honor Society. V Avi, 41-JL' Al' Y W sms?- 9 -as 1 --I I 11 N!-AA!',m '

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The Young re Warml elcomed, Orientation Day finds the Lions going all out to give eighth graders a preview of life in senior high. Below: Mr. Sample and student representatives welcome the guests and hand out facts. Bottom: Barbershoppers Barry Lutz, Nate Pielcel, Clark Barshinger and Jay Campbell entertain in song and laughter. 'Q Time again for some of the intelligentsia of the school to he honored hy chosen as members of the National Honor Society . . . eighteen juniors and thi seniors this spring. Here, having been indoctrinatecl as to the four hases for 1 hership-scholarship, leadership, character, and service, they are shown rece instructions for the next part of the ceremony from Michael Young, mast Ceremonies. Following the liormalitics of induction, they heard an aclclress hy neth E. Taylor, Deputy Commissioner for Treatment, Pennsylvania Depart of Justice. IO being rteen nem- iving II' of Ken- nent

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pring Is the Larry Orwig, Joyce Shue and Gail Sweeney, the hard working editors nl' the LEONllJ, receive certificates and pins from Miss Keeports, their adviser. This year the Leunid and LION awards were pre- sented before memhers of the stalls instead of in assembly. -QA Y x AN 12 imc for the Lions' ..V 1 is Ill llll Ili. Ill 'Q Xxx .N X 'V'w llobhum. just another one ul' the many pmlmlems Kirby lliclqey has for Mr. llichards to snlve while planning decorations for the prom. tl Q 1 ppigi'v,EN?RiEY Si 'wpnwws ,, ,YTAT-,,, A., 1 ,massagers -1 In +. - 1 N l lysine' 5 fefwdwe '. ' S Q ff!! I