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

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rf'- Donald Portner uses all his golf know- how to sink his ball -for a birdie in the annual golf match with West York. The game was held on the Red Lion Country Club's greens. Chips, Put Vat, W ts and Fore as Golfers Take to the Links With snow still visible overdue, the young Lio and muddy links of the by poor weather and Despite these ill winds, with a final tally of eighl place in the York Cour nock, the winner of the foe and the only team w Susquehannock is the o on the hilly home cour Prospects for the '62 Portner, the to oint P P point winner, returning Evith Fred Cope, another letter winner. But it takes five to make up anyone who can play standards. x 1 18 on the ground and the golfing season far s of Red Lion High took to the wet, cold Fred Lion Country Club and were hampered canceled matches throughout the season. however, the season was a successful one t wins and four losses, which earned a third ty Interscholastic Golf League. Susquehan- League, is proud to be the Lions' toughest hich defeated us at home and away. ln fact, ly team to come out victor after embarking jle, which our team seems to have mastered. season look good for the fellows with Don ainer, and Chuck Horn, the second high a squad and the positions will be open to good GOLF and satisfy Mr. Nitchkey's '61 GOLF SCORES Opp. R.L. Opp. R.L. ork Catholic 5 10 2M 12W 1 ortheastern 1 14 5142 9M Pover 8 7 lk 14M West York ZW 12W - - ork Suburban 11 4 2 13 usquchannock 9M SM 10 5 The three lettermen of the '60-'61 golfing season- Don Portner, Chuck Horn and Fred Cope-pose with Mr. Nit the squa Grim, Bo Landis, David Frost and Stewart Pomraning. 'hkey behind the school. Other members of were Mary Lauer, Holly Jo Grove, Susan

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PORT For many young Lions the little bug known as spring fever is not that of love but of sports. uite early the candidates for the respective teams appear at the coaches' doors and wait anxiously to find out whether they made the roster or not. For the successful 'ones there is much to do. The old golf clubs need shining ,1 V f x J Larry Rost sails gently over the bar as he tries to perfect the scissors. Trackmen are always striving to go higher, farther, or faster than before. Qi VQNR KXXWM fig ..: Aw Z1 I i 2 g naiMvJl . M Sl YR CDU' 52, gagmgsgts xQUQ 'mg,9E.v-15' S3g.g:'.EZL-E? mQ.f5D Qc'nrb ' QD-f'D5D U U5 V1 F' D: 'Calm F340 2575519 I-rm D-Q'-'m wmboagz EL,2mws',, azgiewa D 'D 'UQNw +5'E'f-fsoig woooo. m'-'-0 'Q'OE-: Dwaguomg' D452 9.3 Hgmgscg 9+:'2g0?av-s mm.-.HOCDFD Q-.'35'F:mn K fl'- E.5v-x:'-1 K 5:1..',,2 QQWEDHK ::oF5,,J:,.,o.. if fbmv-re-rEn- f 355259: - H 'Im rr .li xl --xsfv-fl ss f lf- ftxx x VN 1 . W I m 1,33 SN p X QQJXQ. bf .t -Q XX? '-...- 0 l Yhfxjf : ,I if fli f' ' fm -fe

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ore for the thletic Lion Leave it to the Varsity Club to dream up some real crazy idea for a dance, and that's just what they did. They got their idea of an Untouch- ahles' Dance from a popular television series. Phyllis llaines, llilly Leach and Nancy Miller are among the guests who seem to be enjoying themselves thoroughly. E t '. this .2 . ill lun j Members of the Archery Club, a rela- tively new organization, are seen at a practice session. Mark Frey has just shot and Mr. Sayastio, adviser, is check- ing the outcome. hlrs. Smith presents her outgoing cheer- leaders-Iudy VValker, Portia Ilall, Patsy Smeltzer, Bonnie Finn, Judy Sprenkle, Judy Bartholomew-with cer- tificates and letters. I