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

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Rate High in the inds of Young Lions The Mixed Chorus adds a bit of the humorous side to the Night of Music as they sing i'Grandma Gruntsf' Under the direc tion of Mrs. Adams, this vocal group has aided many of the assemblies and programs sponsored by the school. Our dance band, always a treat for listeners, is shown here during one of its appearances. Nancy Kauffelt, behind the ivories, displays the special talent that has made her a well- known pianist throughout our school. Talented musicians, Carolyn Brant, Greg Spurley, and John Gouker, were featured Night of Music soloists.

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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.

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Leo, invisible for a moment, helps Larry Rost over the crossbar. Unfortunately Leo can't soften those falls to the pit. Larry is one of the athletes who helped bring the Lions within two points of winning the division champion- ship. Vaulting is one of the many events which make County Track meets. Determination and ork ln this day and age of Space travel our teams have really been orbiting. Among these sports activities, golf ranks high in the minds of many enthusiasts. Although the squad ended the season with rather an unimpressive record of 1 win and 8 losses, Coach Nitchkey says that this was a rebuilding season. Due to the playing experiences, he hopes for a better record in '64. Our high-Hying baseball team returned to their role as conquerors of the York County Baseball Loop. With scores of 14-2 and ll-3 the team had little trouble in disposing of most of their opponents. The squad finished the season with an outstanding record of ten wins, one loss, and a county champion- ship. The surprising track team, under a new coach, came within two points of winning the division championship. A heartbreaking loss to York Subur- ban spoiled the Lions chances for an undefeated season. 1963 Golf Team, L. to R.-Coach Nitchkey, Fred Cope, Rodney Koons, David Rost, Galen Stump, Kerry Herman, Craig Ellis, Bob Galbreath, Dale Neff, and Rick Keeports.