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

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For Graduating Lions, S arlight, Swans and Soft music and twinkling stars , . . seniors, juniors and guests dancing in a Wo1iderland by Nightn . . . this was prom night '6l. At the stroke of twelve, formal attire was exchanged for sneakers and Bermudas as all moved 10 the Red Lion Country Club For the all- night party . . . games, movies, trampoline, miniature golfg then a 6:00 o'clock breakfast, and home. Final events came in q featured senior talents in ' later the Class of '61 wa in the auditorium. Dr. dress of the evening and special music. Then speeches evolved into a T1 Corps. Dr. Daniel Bieme lege, further aroused the Oeeasionsf, To climax th 1 S 5 A I seventy-eight. the lobby preceding the Baccalaureate S I in the auditorium. VValtzing in a VVonderlancl by Night VVendy Baerreis, and Barry Reiehard, Linda Lauelcs and Tim Cope, john Lane and Cheryl Henninger enjoy them- selves at the prom. 2-Ji' 5 . , N Bill Shaull, Steve Keiser and Barbara U uick succession. Class Day, presented twice, song, dance, comedy and drama, Two davs moving through the Baccalaureate Service lfred Thomas of St. Paul's gave the ad- the combined choirs of Red Lion provided he last step-Commencement. Student Jund table discussion concerning the Peace sdcrfer, president of Millersville State Col- minds of seniors and guests with New e evening, Dr. Dellinger and hir, Sample awarded long-awaited diplomas to the graduating hundred and rey chat in ervices held

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'K Ned Godfrey and his prom guest cross the bridge leading from the gym-turned-wonclerland into the lobby. COMME CE E T SEASO Time goes quickly and seniors find themselves in the midst of pre-graduation activities. They are distributing the few left over pictures, the gowns for which they were measured months ago have arrived and must be pressed, an- nouncements are being addressed and put in the mail. As commencement week draws closer, the pace gets a bit Frantic. They make last minute arrangements for the prom, and almost daily peer into A201 to see if the yearbooks have arrived. And it's practice, practice for the class day program, the music and speeches, and marching, for baccalaureate and commence- ment. But it's great to be a senior. f fx! 1 N 'K l ng X . gf . X' va ...f 'ZX S w : rf'fW!!!f 1fr 'llliwtillwllllluf ' 'S R ill l,l . 1 bf '-a- NR +..'. ...N I . -. -lf f f A ti:-'X W ll ' X N-Q51 41 Q' I A we . ,f ft 1 f-,Il if l X' I 2 x 'E tl' sk 'X ' - 9916 S ll ,yt x 6.1 f' . 'W f wif ff' V X f X, XX s, X ,JI Y Y A - 3 L ?YA.,,r-I , . X. XP f! an i If Q v l 5? 1' 25 f Ill Y

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C0 etefl Diploma Right: ln Class Day exercises, VVilliznn llrown, Kitty Sprenlile, Stanley Smeltler, Szlnclru Pritt, Dontlltl lilllllllh Saintlrtl Muhley, Barry Llnytl nntl -Iuhn Lane portray lmnuus clialrneters of the past. Carrier riglrf: ln the receiving line, Trish llnnness ttncl Michael Young. senior presitlcnt. weleotnc prom guests. 'N -lun llzill, stuntling on il stairway to the stairs, husily hangs tin stairs Alllll crepe paper lin' prom cleeortititms . . . .lucly Olp, l.incl11 liurns. .lutly limtlmluriiew :Incl ,lutly Sprenltle are on haintl for finishing touches. The line up Cllnr lJI'CLllill1lSf. that isl :It the :ill-night party nlter the prtun. llnlly ju Grove gets her cliocolnte milk frtmi nne ul' the cooks hruving the hungry ermytl.