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

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Nc B T BLE 0F CONTENT TITLE AND THEME ,,.......... FOREWORD TABLE OF CONTENTS ....,..,... SPRING '61 .. ..... .. -1 'VN Y 'T 1 , gofgib I ,ig , f m Xl f ff ' X x 1 N. ff lp .. 'Gi I. 'F' . , Fa ' J 11 f7'X f fl I llf X 1 cl '6 ' I 1 gexp PATRONS INDEX ...,,..... FINIS .,,.....,. End of the term activities of the Lions, social and educational . . . exhibits, projects and programs. Spring sports in which they indulge . . . interscholastic competition . championship teams. Wind-up for the hundred and seventy graduating Lions from the class of 1961. Tamers of the 1050 YOUNG LIONS, administrative and teaching , . classroom activities. Organizations and special activities, time-consuming, fun-providing, also ed- ucational . . . journalists, musicians . . . Lions with special interests, those in the honor societies. The activities of the athletic set . . . football, track, basketball, wrestling, and for the lionesses, cheerleading and GAA. The cubs of the school, underclassmcn . . . always on the move, whether clubs, studying or socializing. The seniors . . . eldest and busiest of the young Lions . . . their play, other activities and honors. A :review look at s urine . . . when a 'oun Lion's fanc turns to the out-of- l l U I g Y doors . . . sports, graduation and special events. 5 pages 2-3 4 5 6-27 8-1 5 1 6-23 24-27 28-139 30-49 50-73 74-91 92-1 11 112-139 140-147 148-154 155-159 160

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..-'JA gl -Q FORE ORD For nearly half a century the Lion has been the symbol of Red Lion I-ligh . . . a noble beast which roams the hearts and minds of all who l Mater. You can see him in the power and fight on the l he roars on the basketball court, and his agile cunning ball diamond. He is the dignity of the National Hr circumstance of commencement, the inspiration of our forceful determination of every student willing to learn. Small wonder that the name LIONS has become represent Red Lion I-Iigh. Yes, we too are LIONS . . . th rave ever attended our Alma Tootball Held, you hear him as is well respected on the base- mnor Society, the pomp and student government and the identified with those who is year more than a thousand strong. And it is as the elder caste of these 1050 YOUNG LIONS that the seniors of '62 proudly present this yearbook. 7V44'f'f M gf . 4 ,F if-1

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