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

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Ideals to Improve To our students, Your generation, more than any other in history, faces an era of automation, technology and changes. None of you can be satisfied with only nostalgic memories and a minimum of facts and skills from your school experiences, the challenges of your generation will demand much more from you. To he successful in your world you will need higher capacities for adapting to new circumstances, new ideas, new techniques and new inventions, As our school changes to help you meet the needs of your times, l urge all of you to extend your curiosity into the school's most challenging and demanding disciplines and to use its resources fully to prepare for successful living. People in your future will not be interested in your memories, they will be interested in what you can do, what i you are and what you can become. A THOMAS E. ZERBE Mr. Thomas E. Zerbe, B. S., M. A .... High School Principal . . . Although his chief duties revolve around our high school, Mr. Zerbe enjoys participating in recrea- Red Lion Area operating tional activities including, music and golf. Standing: Charles Sentz, Paul Heim, Leon Trout, Stewart Grim, William Patterson, Howard Minnich, Ir., Ward Matthews, Dwight Daugherty, Clair Grove, Bruce Vaught, Seated: Luther Grim, Donald Thompson, Donald Snyder, Carl Seitz, Wil- liam Jones, Lester Craley. Six members were not present when the picture was taken. 25

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Mr. Frederick P. Sample, B. A., M. Ed .... Supervising Principal . . . Mr. Sample spent the summer working towards his Doctorate in Education. This is Mr. Sample's final year as Supervising Principal of the Red Lion Area. Red Lion A CHANCEFORD TOWNSHIP: Dale Dinsmore, Stewart W. Crim, William Patterson, M. James Schoo- maker, Howard W. Smeltzer. FELTON BOROUGH: Richard E. Doll, Paul W. Heim, Curvin S. Miller, Charles E. Sentz, Willis R. Tyson. LOWER CHANCEFORD TOWNSHIP: Richard M. Bar- nett, George C. Crowl, Donald B. Snyder, Donald K. Thompson, Bruce Vaught. NORTH HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP: Michael W. BOW- ser, Zeno Neuhaus, Henry S. Seitz, Bill S. Taylor, Wilbur E. Young. dministration Forms To the Students: The school you have been attending is a unique feature in the wOrld's history. Many people have hoped and prayed to have education for all, but only in America have the doors to the Search for truth been opened so Widely. We in our community, as do those in com- munities throughout our land, take pride in extend- ing to you this unusual opportunity to learn and to think. We admit freely the impossibility of our doing your learning and thinking for you, but We choose wisely to provide the vehicles by Which you can do these precious things for yourselves. We teachers recognize that, a democratic society is an enlightened society and depends for its greatest effectiveness on enlightened individuals. This recognition is reason enough for your striving to be one Who is worthy of our cOmmunity's efforts and one on Whom no experience is lost. FREDERICK P. SAMPLE rea School Board RED LION BOROUGH: Lester D. Craley, Dwight H. Daugherty, C. Heckert Horn, William L. Iones, Ward H. Matthews, Edgar C. Moore, Earl D. Warner. WINDSOR BOROUGH: Harry R. Brenneman, Dr. I. Richard Hively, Wilmer Neff, William O. Paup, Herman Snyder, Ir. WINDSOR TOWNSHIP: Floyd R. Eyler, Clair A. Grove, Harry A. Lohss, Howard H. Minnich, Ir., Samuel R. Seitz. WINTERSTOWN BOROUGH: Luther E. Grim, Everett Herbst, Lawrence Ream, W. Kenneth Seitz, L. Leon Trout.

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Mr. Carl E. Seitz . . . Secretary of Red Lion Area Schools . . . OHicial representative of the school board in cases of school attend- ance law violations . . . When not involved in the many tasks and duties for which he is responsible, Mr. Seitz enjoys the hobbies of horticulture and music, with hunting as another interest. eeretaries flier Services Employed as administrative assistants, Mr. Robert Tschop and Mr. Martin Miller serve the staff equally well in their respective Fields. While Mr. Miller is involved with pupil personnel, Mr. Tschop's duties are in the purchasing of materials and student transportation. Also in the hum of school activities is a group of very efficient secre- taries who manage the bookkeeping, typing, and mimeographing departments. if T Mr. Robert P. Tschop, B. S .... General Assistant in ad- ministration of all Red Lion Area schools . . . Besides being actively engaged in school administration duties, Mr. Tschop finds time to enjoy reading, spectator sports, and enriching church Work. Mr. Martin F. Miller, B. A., M. S ..., Administrative Assistant . . . When not busy keeping up with the questions and problems of pupil personnel, Mr. Miller enjoys listening to music, operat- ing his miniature railroad, and collecting and reading current literature. He also owns a large library consisting of many valuable volumes. 26