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

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to chool Personnel Mrs. Colleen Grove, general secretary and Mrs. Edna Mae Tracey secretary for the administrative staff perform vital services. r Mrs. Nalda Tschop, Mrs. Reba Bervvager, and Miss june Miller, secretaries to Mrs. Miller, Mr. Zerbe, and Mr. and Mrs. Sheclcart respectively, help lighten the Work of these Red Lion administrators. Any visitor to the general oflice may notice Mrs. Nona Burk busily signing absentee slips for students. In this office there is always a smell of mimeograph ink and the pleasant click-click of the typewriters as the secretaries perform their daily tasks. 27

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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

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Pam Sechrist, Peggy Karr, Joanna Spyker, Connie Kee- ports, David Young, Greg Myers, and Mary Eaton, stu- dents in one of Miss Dixon's sophomore English classes, present a scene from the play, The Miracle Worker. Belovv: Logarithms and antilogarithms are some trigonometric problems that Mr. Stover is explain- ing to his advanced math students. Right: Donna Workman and Mr Knisley delve into the mysteries of electricity and light ays Are Filled with The academic department of Red Lion provides the mold for the building of the future of many stu- dents. Languages, sciences, and math are important to the basic curriculum of each Lion. People from diverse backgrounds formulate the faculty so greatly needed. Although much time and energy is spent in the classroom, these faculty members also devote talents to extracurricular activities. Many of them participate in school organizations such as: Mathe- matics Club, Electronics Club, and LION and LEONID Staffs. These efforts are deeply appre- ciated by each student.