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

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Hard Work for ll C hgs f .. mm-:mum Vliss Joyce Dixon, A. B ..,. English . . . Leonid Advisor . . . Miss Dixon spent her vacation work- ng at the Colonial York Tourist Bureaug her Interests include folk singing. If Topics ranging from dissection to the Romans can he found in any sophomore classg Joyce Grove, Linda Cooper, and Caroll Ehrhart CleftD search for an answer to a Latin question, while Danny and Herb Smith explore the nervous system of a Worm. Mrs. Dorothy Adams, B. S .... English, Music . . . Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus . . . Although church music involves many of Mrs. Adams' hours, she still finds time for trayelf-, A I Mr. John Beckley, A. r'fL.T.f.ll-.GGDEI3l Science, Life Science, Biology.:,,i,j Although Mr. Beckley spent several Weeks af Western Maryland Col- lege, he found time for a trip to Maine. Miss Helen Clevenger, A. B., M. A ,... Eng- lish, Latin . . . Miss Clevengerls hours are filled with a variety of activities, including knitting, reading, and gardening. Mr. David Coren, B.'S .... English . . . Music is lkflr. Coren's main extracurricular interest, he is quite active in the York Symphony Orchestra. f lfflfllgf 29

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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.

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Above: Perhaps Mrs. Irene Hangen ponders over a Way to catch her students unprepared as she intently studies her lessons. Right: While keeping score at a basketball game, Mr. Haugen talks with Joe Stauder, who referees many of our games. Facult Provides Knowledge Mr. Robert Eveler, A. B .... Algebra l, Consum- ers Mathematics . . . Freshman Football . . . Mr. Eveler, who enjoys all kinds of sports, vacationed in the mountains. Clair A. Frits, B. S., M. Ed .... Sociology, Political Science . , . Mr. Erits looks forward with keen interest to the Worldis Fair and enjoys reading on a wide variety of subjects. Mrs. Irene Hangen, A. B .... English . . . Mrs. Hangen's life is filled with music-her special talent, but she still accompanies her husband on Xarlous Nexplorationsf' Mr. Paul Haugen, A. B .... Civics, Political Science . . . An exciting game of bridge, rifle shooting, and tennis are among the various hob- bies enjoyed by Mr. Hangen. Mrs. Hilda C. jaclcowick, B. A., M. Ed. . . . English, Latin . . . Senior Play, Class Day, Dramatics Club . . . Mrs, jaclcovvick spent most of her summer attending an English workshop at Shippensburg State College. 30