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

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Varied ssemblies In his hilarious commercial, Jim Ehrhart describes the battle between the x's and o's. Physics outside the classroom was the theme for the professional assembly put on by Mr. Bloxom. He is shown here explaining the principles behind the operation of a stroboscope. One of the most popular musical groups at Red Lion this years is the Lionnaires -they favored the student body with many selections at numerous assemblies throughout the school term as well as for the Night of Music. Richard Smeltzer, organistg Beverly Blouse, planistg Dennis Smith, cellistg and Darryl Smeltzer, drummer are shown here rendering a number to our young astronauts. 13

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Leo reminds students- Now is the time to come to the aid of your party. Here We Hnd several patriotic Freshmen taking the advice of our loyal mascot by exercising their right to vote in the annual Student Council election. It must have been an exciting day for our Student Council or perhaps they are anxiously awaiting election day. Fron t Linda Hess. Back Row, Left to Right:-Dale Emenheiser, Delhamer. Young Lions Enjo The student body at Red Lion enjoyed varied as- semblies throughout the spring of '63, including our annual Career Conference and the Dallastown exchange program. A number of musical selections highlighted our exchange program, and a pinch of humor was added for a change of pace. Bloxom, a professional assembly, was based entirely on the laws of physics. The F. F. A. also provided an in- teresting concourse, loaded with entertainment that ranged from square dancing to an agricultural Hlm. Voting booths, distributed az various places around the school, set the scene for our Student Council election, held April 30. As the ballots came pouring in and were counted, word got around that Dale Emenheiser, Craig Ellis, and Linda Hess had been triumphant in the ,63 election. candidates, because they all have a big smile for the photographer Row, Left to Right:-Mary Beth Young, Beth Ann Kinard, and Richard Krouse, Craig Ellis, Christopher Goldman, and James

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mong any Activities, usic and Drama A hectic day with the Student Council placed in charge of the school provided the setting for the Junior Play, No More Homework. Fire drills, sick teachers, and a principal who was called away on business added fast moving action to this hilar- ious comedy. On a warm evening last spring a passerby on Horace Mann Avenue may have heard the sharp notes of Rhapsody in Blue rising from our school. This music came from our own Night of Music. Various musical organizations gave their usual line performance to an overflowing crowd of eager listeners. Jan Seitz portrays the industrious principal at Ames High and performs only one of the duties of a hardworking ad- ministrator. He seems to be quite engrossed in the con versation-wonder who's on the other end of the line? Zero hour is approaching quickly and our photographer finds the cast of No More Homework getting ready for that first big scene with the help of the make up committee Ian Seitz seems to be thoroughly enjoying this part of the play preparation while Sandy Grove IS busily searching for another victim to make up.