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

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Entertaining LIO . . . On Fridays at Red Lion there is never any Utwid- dling of thumbsf, for traditionally several popular assembly programs are presented. The Student Council Campaign assembly gives voters a chance to see and hear candidates for ofhces, while the D-Town Exchange assembly provides the Red Lion student body an opportunity to witness some excel- lent neighboring talent. The FFA, with their repu- tation for entering wholeheartedly into any project, recreational or educational, is another favorite, for their enthusiasm always rubs off on the LIONS. Last but not least is the Night of Music preview- a swinginl way to round out the yearl The lively, high-stepping color guard of Dallas- town High School presents a precision drill during the annual exchange assembly. Donald Daugherty, accompanied by the Concert Band, very capably renders l'Rondina,H a difficult French horn solo, at the Night of Music. The nimble lingers of Nancy Kaufifelt dance rhythmi- cally over the keys, producing the theme from The Apartment in the Night of lVlusic assembly.

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Our future protectors, Earl Cohn, Bob Kruger, and James Pearson, seem very interested in what Corporal Lonardi, representative of the State Police at the Career Conference, has to say re- garding a career in his field. ,. ' W fe, , .f I Y l. Ag- - J Preparation axle ith Jan Grim, one of hlrs. Falconels sixth grade students, digs deeply into his pocket for some unknown object while listening to student teacher Dana Grove's word of wisdom, Dana, as a mcmber of the FTA, spends one period every week in the elementary building. Students versus air pressure, this class of enthusiastic freshmen is discovering the tenacity of the air. The principles of this famous experiment will be examined later, at the time being all they are concerned about is proving their strength to themselves and Mr. Hardy. 4, ,a i 4 t ' S I c 4 Doctor, lawyer, Indian chief-whatever your choice, itys bound to be represented at the Career Confer- ence, where guests distinguished in their particular field brief students on the preparation and qualifi- cations necessary for each occupation as well as on salaries and working conditions which can be ex- pected. Among those vocational areas represented at the '62 conference were home economics, nursing, engineering, accounting, teaching, and the ministry. Additional information for those interested in teach- ing can be obtained by joining the Future Teachers Club. 16