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

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ualities ost Sought h Trackmen ' H IGH . + 0. . 7 S ig 51 rl f A Qffikv i K f gg j K LIZ lu. 3' , ,, , 1- ' B ...3' N Z Nt, W 1 Nw V. it l I I QXIS 1 A ,WA kgs.. -.4 li, ying Y 11' Q! S UFLII04' .. V - o sr .4 1 4 , ff Y . Q ,au i :B X A.. Y , .KA -fp ,i.. - I If .a 1' 'S S Nl 'flu 1- . Jaap. g W4 g lq2'I3Lfoy. k . .. '- 1 .I Q. 1 , n. , if- 2 B . 1 '61 TRACK TEAM-First: D. Hinkle, S. Mitzel, L. Mitzel, D. Kepcrling, L. Rost, R. Smith, I. Oaks. Second: T. Galbreath, G. Hake, I. Lane, I. Trout, E. Houser, D. Stephens, P. Hoffmaster. Third: R. Arnold, I. Miller, G. Golden, G. Smeltzer, K. Sechrist, I-I. Morton, D. Horn, P. Gladfelter '61 VARSITY TRACK SCQRES Practice makes perfect is obviously the motto of Mr. Savastiu and Eastern West York Spring Grove Central Dallzistown Suburban Kennard-Dale Opp. R.L. 37 54 SIM 28M 52 57 50 59 92 17 78 31 63M 45Mz Lonnie Mitzel placed third in the West York Relays. Several members placed seventh and eighth in the District Meet. FRESHMAN SCORES Spring Grove York Suburban Dallastown Central Opp. 39 48951 26 37 R.L. 16 656 . 29 18 Mr. Maddox. Here they test the alaerity of a budding young track star, Jim Trout, at a weekly training session. Another freshman team member, jerry Kline, awaits his turn in the spotlight. la-ua--QS :qs-?5'3 -W M. qs!! 21 Fi

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peed, Finesse an E . an . F:'l'f:: Spring track means plenty of hard practice-J-ere Golden uses that last bit of energy to pull himself over the crossbar in completion of a pole vault which is only one of the track events. .neg .gp . X. Q '.. t All out for TRACK! B ' to consider the element first meets they had to blistering heat. Perhaps cl trength re the t those answering the call would be inclined their most formidable opponent. During the cope with drizzly weather, and then the this competition was a help, for the season turned out some hard-to-beat combinations. The sophomore relay team--Tom Calbreath, Paul Hoflmaster, jim Miller and Stewart Mitzel-held up very well under pressure, and in at least two in- stances their winning won the meet for us. CBut what excitement when one of them ran a yards from the Finish l Mitzel, an outstanding I third. Barry Olewiler i Morton and Ken Sechri mile, thought he'd finished, and stopped two ine!D These boys are all lettermen. Lonny nember of the squad, never placed less than .vas the only senior letterman but Hugh st are lettermen in the making. The Lions had a good team last year though it doesn't show on the records: two wins and five losses. have training and fun. This was the last year f Heldg next year the cami' Mr. Richards claims the running of the one-fourtl They didn't break any records but they did or the TRACK team's use of the old football wus area south of the building will be ready. boys will miss the old field . . . or is it the i ofa mile to the Held? FRESHMAN TRACK TEAMTFTO11f2 D. lWcVVilliams, C. Cohn, S. Markel, M. Hake. Second: P. Renninger, D. Deardorff, D. Bull, J. Trout. Third: D. Emen- heiser, D. Miller, R. Herman, R. Krouse, I. Kline. ti--it ' -r ' f 35.4 , . ,Jitsu . K 20 er.-A , T . Q l ' . k 1 M sm M54 3 5 A Q' ff'

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' Lions Continue to Collect Championships l l l i K x T at 4, 3 ,f A- H to C ,,s. l i ' , V 1 -'sis 5 f' V 1 M ' 1 asi ,'. F, 'aiu M.wwiLLkil - an 1. AV' A 1' ,,,vo'-V' 'awww' .- ' L X-'sr ' I V x K- ' an l 2 I 1 Razor Trout, valuable asset to Pied Lion's baseball , team, throws a ball from home plate just in the nick ,555--4j4,e.,:5.,4, ' L E of time to put out an opponent. Elf' I After banging out another hit, Chub ' Lloyd rounds second and heads for third in the game with Kennard-Dale. .fa-fa.-f-, :tw D . Y . tg.,-......ws .. .... of . - f N-fam' . , I, gash an , Bill Grim, a hard act of swinging by There is an old adage- year, it proved to be tri bacon, by winning not oi but also the county chamj thirteen lettermen, and off in a highly successful the Knights of Suburbar league with relative ease. the fifth consecutive year. This title qualified thc Division champs, for tl' York's Memorial Stadiu May 22 at 4:00. Althou to watch the Lions out-m margin of 2-1. 22 .-I V 4 . .,.. a. . ...W ,. I. ff - 'sa 9 J X r ...- -'K 'J hitting short-stop for the Lions, is stopped in the the magic eye of the camera. history repeats itself, and for our Lions this le. For once again they brought home the ily the Southern Division BA qionship. In April, Coach Fitzkje took a twenty-five men team, including rilled them with fundament SEBALL title, als which paid season. The Lions had dilliculty with only , but succeeded in downing the rest of the This record won the Southern Division for team to meet Northeastern, the Northern e county championship play-off, held at . The all-important game was held on h it was chilly, there was a large turnout aneuver the Bobcats, but onl y by the small