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

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Hard ork, Long Hours A colored fountain, Magnolia trees, and soft lights portrayed the theme, Southern Sophisticationf' for the ,63 Prom. Dancers swayed to the musical en- tertainment provided hy the Tune Stylists. Follow- ing the formal dance, ties and high heels were replaced by sneakers and bermudas, as the anxious students hurried to catch buses for an entire night of fun-filled activity. Saturday morning found the sleepy party-goers being transported home. Linda Zarfoss lends a helping hand to her co-workers, Patti Grove, Tom Galbreath, and Ken Sechrist in preparation for the prom. They are busily engaged in making the many colored - Howers and scenery used in the decorations for the prom. Art instructor, Mr. Barclay, casts a critical glance at the work completed by his hard working assistants on prom decorations. Bonnie Downs hopefully looks on for some sign of approval. Fellow classmates Iackie Vilmar, Mark Frey, and Patti Leach, along with other students are adding their own special touch to the scene. Each year, the gym is magnificently transformed into a world all its own.

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CPP. R. L. Central 33 76 Northeastern 17 92 Eastern 34 75 Dallastown 39 70 Dover 20W 88W York Suburban 5 5M 5316 of ictorious Lions 1963 TRACK SCORES West York Relays-6th place-4 pts. xlixhibition Deiter Kreig, our great miler from lGermany, displays his running ability by defeating Paul Hoflimaster in the track meet with Northeastern. Red Lion won the meet with a score of 17-92. Deiter was a great help to the 1963 track team which came very close to the championship. '63 Freshmen Track Team-Although their season wasn't as successful as they had hoped it would be, many of their mistakes were corrected for next year and should be a big help for the varsity team. Members of the team are: Front Row: F. Ludwig, L. Clark, C. Warner, C. Hull, E. Flaharty, L. Markel, L. Knaub, J. Stine. Second Row: J. Keesey, R. Keperling, G. Hake, Bill Barley, B. Krouse, K. Wilson, C. Snell, T. Walker. Third Row: C. Kline, M. Raub, B. Shaw, L. Anderson, B. Kinard, I. Olewiler, B. Kopp, T. Stein. 1 .1 ..f- L f1,1L11,11.-.11f,-1, 1111,f11a..-.1-...-11.1.1,11,11.,1-r .... 111M1.,-11..11-1 ,--, -111.-11.-1f,.t1111m.,1 .,-. M... -.11.ff1,f1--11.1111111- 1.1f1Q.1,,1.-ff..1-W.-11,11. 1, f- f 1 - - 1 f J.

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Reap Rewards the theme, Southern Sophisticationf' As the sun begins to rise and the all-night party draws to an end, breakfast is served to all the guests. Curvin Kraft who is still wide awake enjoys the tasty break- fast provided by the Lions Club. Brad Stell and his belle, Sandy Ward, pause for a moment to admire the colored fountain. Many hours of work went into this center attraction of Everyone is enjoying the long awaited prom night but Dennis Deardorff, Bob Landis, and their partners have decided to sit this one out. Wonder what they're thinking about-perhaps thoughts of the past school year or plans for the summer are filling their minds? Meanwhile other guests are dancing to music by the Tune Stylists and viewing the true southern setting of trees, light poles, and a genuine showboat. f LM' vf '1f l 1.-ixfissistmsff fu f 1 fs, is ..am3aw::2sv1'2fif2: f S K Magnolia