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

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fL 9. fm VVayne Neff, a budding freshman, takes a hefty Cut at a pitch delivered by one of Red Lionls rivals in the County League. Tally up another run for Red Lion! Senior Bill Grim is shown crossing Kennard-Dale's home plate after one of his numerous hits. .,-ff., 11.11 .eu ,... f ff-mi.. . , ., ..,ssfJ:::f 1-ftwwz.. -W , . ew Lions Gain '62 BASEBALL SCORES Opp. Pt. L. Central 9 9 Eastern 2 6 York Suburban 2 O Dallastown 4 IO Susquehannock 7 9 Kcnnard-Dale 3 0 Eastern 1 5 York Suburban 8 1 Dallastown 1 4 Susquehannock 7 6 Kennard-Dale 2 6 Sophomore John Pitzcr prepares to take a low pitch as the umpire peers over his shoulder at another rousing game on the VVindsor field.

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Dominate the Green ,62 GOLF SCORES Cpp. R. L Central 3M l IM Hanover 3M l lk York Suburban BW - HW Dallastown SW 6M Northeastern 5 10 Susquehannock 7 8 York Catholic 10 5 VV est York 9M SM Dover Zh 12M Important shot? . . . it very well could be. judging by the look of concentration on Dave Rost's face, Simon says , . It 1Sl A mighty swing here could put Galen Stump on the green H15 contemplative teammate, Dave Rost, stands by with h1s hngers crossed. 1 a . I A 4 ' ' ' 'wp ' 'pllff mira .

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aluahle Experience 'Q Da 2 Lay M Lt: '62 Baseball Team-Front: VV. Kilgore, VV. Neff, W. VVorkinger, L. Kauffman, P. Keperling, I. Pitzer, I. Sechrist, C. Cohn. Second: R. Strayer, C. Larkin, E. Sweeney, B. Strayer, D. Eaton, M. Loyer, R. Grim, D. Grim. Third: C. Ruppert, Manager, R. Workinger, R. Holtzinger, T. Workinger, E. Cohn, VV. Grim, D. Seaks, R. Brenneman and K. Stearn, Managers. Baseball is perhaps the rnost popular of the spring sports, and with just cause, for Pied Lion players have long been York County Scholastic Baseball and Southern Division champs. Such an astound- ing record is a tribute to Bed Lion, and the boys who accomplished these feats have reason to be proud. This year they received no trophy, but they gained the companionship that comes from working together toward the same goal. Early in snowy March the fellows started practice under the guiding hand of Mr, Fitzkee. For consistent wins, practice is a must, and he was always willing to see that his boys got enough of it. Their record of six wins, four losses, and one draw was very commend- able since practically all positions were filled with newcomers! 21 The first few warm days of spring find John Pitzer dressed and raring to take a swing at anything resembling a ball. iweier 9 -sa i..a41 J.:'i '.k. , . K il ?WWW?QQee tl .-d W I ,Et 2, ar. Q 4572! 1 4Q:gMg,.3l,a:.'4, ,, ,i i.f'. . ' 7 ,',..t GQ iiii V . f 4' trt T f all . . . , .1 ' X p , i Q ., fa X . fn' r 5 17: I gi Q , .fi 'B . A '- ' ' W iaiiea ae? ' P ' :sw EE - ag as-K E ,,,. fill: 1 f 3 - ilewtftf' lies? -Wil L Q . ffia, 1-air Y t fee- -1,-4. 7- e i H A.. nf 1 ' 5 1 1 fig - - . f g..,j,fi-J 't U 'Ti ...rl V l .. ,, .-,