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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1965 volume:

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Today, our world is pressed with strategic problems which even common sense cannot solve. Peace is a utopia which some human beings tried and still are trying to accomplish. Although tranquillity is an idealism, negotia- tions, which men have formed, have brought the universe closer to this one ideal. Through the knowledge gained from books, lectures and experiences we have learned to compromise towards harmony. Only through education can we attain this goal. Therefore, let us strive for peace through education. 21 Administration Underclassmen Sporm Organizations Seniors Special Events Patrons Index Table of Contents and Faculty 4-27 28-43 44-61 62-89 90-113 114-131 132-135 136-139 .Q Y 3 I mf E IE! new H W W--,IX 'Bk 'Wa .. ,,,,-,gfwqh. mx U S f . , A . A V . ,,,,-ff K X Ucuffy qt cf'mz'nr'sf'ralL1'on 4-Q., Mr. Raymond E. Gibb, B.S., M.Ed .... Supervising Principal . . . Mr. Gibb is a new figure to Red Lion this year. As head of the school system Mn Gibb finds many duties beyond the walls of our own high school, be they educational or civic. To The Students Yours is a privilege, yours is a challenge, yours is a responsibility. You have been fortunate in that you have been privileged to live in a. country whose basic ideologies protect and encourage the rights and dignities of its individuals. You have been further blessed by being privileged to live in a community that upholds these traditions and is willing to give of its time, talent, and sub- stance in order to afford each individual the opportunity to strive for the greatest success of which he is capable. The provision of opportunities does not guarantee your success either as a citizen or in your chosen vocation. Each person must, in the final analysis, meet the challenge personally. What each person accomplishes depends on the measure of effort and dedica- tion he is willing to put forth. Having the opportunity to succeed is not enough. Each of you must work to bring these opportunities to fruition. With every privilege comes a responsibility. It will be your per- sonal responsibility to work and to live in such a manner that you will have done your part toward the perpetuation of these basic principals and ideals. To each of you, and particularly to the senior class, best wishes for continued success. Sincerely yours, 5 Raymond E. Gibb 6 Supervisors Overseeing the operations of the Red Lion Area School System, Mr. Raymond E. Gibb, our new supervising principal, exhausts many hours prepar- ing the functions of the school district to run smoothly. In previous years, Mr. Gibb fulfilled the position of assistant superintendent of the New Castle Area School District. Having been principal of the Red Lion Area Senior High School for the past six years, Mr. Thomas E. Zerbe has superintended the activities of the students and faculty. Among his daily tasks are scheduling classes and disciplining culprits. To Our Students You have all become old enough to look seriously to the position you will occupy in an adult world.That place will be influenced by conditions over which you have little control but which will have a serious effect on you. To some extent you may become the victim of the population explosion, a rapidly developing technol- ogy, the discovery of new forms of energy or the vast extension of knowledge. The rise of new nations and a rivalry of eonfiicting ideologies will, no doubt, affect you in your day. Our school exists only to help you prepare to meet these challenges. While basic skills will always be im- portant, they will not furnsh adequate background for the competition you will face. You will need a solid ability to think, to evaluate and to recognize trends or changes. You will need a broad base of in- terest, abilities and skills through which you can be- come a part of the most adaptable generation to people the earth. We encourage your curiosity and inquiry into the many kinds of disciplines our school program and the extra-curriculum offer, but in all your choosing be sure your quest is quality-centered, serious and academ- ically sound. You can build a rewarding future on nothing less. Sincerely yours, ...f Z? S Thomas E. Zerbe Mr. Thomas E. Zerbe, B.S., M.A .... High School Principal . . . Mr. Zerbe is in his sixth year with the senior high Lions. He is always on hand to take care of the students' problems. LEFT: Mrs. Arlene Gilbert is busily working at her desk as she fulfills her duties as Mr. Gibb's secretary. BELOW: Mr. Zerbe's ambitious sec- retary, Mrs. Nona Burke, smiles as she pauses momentarily from her work and busy schedule. ' in-vnu V V. S . . ,.Y,:::N ,Qu .... .n .... ..-.1-uxnnr M. 'Q' J' A't' ' K A Y t . x-X, I t V K , XXX fi X g ' ff ,T N 1 1 -- ..-I' X' 1 ,V . iir NX x.f ---- fi ,fe X V Q- 1 N js Qx..-,.f?-A. 7 z fi iii Mr. Martin F. Miller, administrative assistant, is found busy at his desk. Mr. lN'Iiller has many varied duties to perform in the course of normal days. In his spare time he enjoys building his classical library. Administrative assistant, Mr. Robert P. Tschop, is shown check- ing some of his records. Supplies, to meet the demands of the school, and transportation keep him busy. However, he finds time for reading, one of his favorite hobbies. Administrative Assistants Although taking care of the school records occupies much of Mr. Carl E. Seitz's time, he also enjoys listening to music and hunting. 'WY 1 Ll -L...-U 1' p-. i I ' X-, ,..,.. ...,............ Mrs. Flo Harbaugh, secretary for the administrative staff, .aids the Red Lion personnel with the clerical tasks of the school. I D ,Q-aff' Red Lion, Area School Board Chanceford Township: Dale V. Dinsmore, Ralph N. Meyers, Stew- art W. Grim, Howard W. Smeltzer, William Patterson. Felton Borough: Paul W. Heim, Richard E. Doll, Willis R. Tyson, Charles E. Sentz, Curvin S. Miller. Lower Chanceford Township: Don- ald B. Snyder, Bruce C. Vaught, Richard M. Barnett, Donald K. Thompson, George C. Crowl. North Hopewell Township: Henry S. Seitz, Zeno Neuhaus, Bill S. Tay- lor, Wilbur E. Young, Michael W. Bowser. Red Lion Borough: Dr. W. S. Del- linger, Earl D. Warner, Dwight H. Daugherty, Lester D. Craley, Wil- liam L. Jones, Ward H. Matthews, Frederick R. Toomey. Windsor Borough: Dr. J. Richard Hively, Harry R. Brenneman, Wil- liam O. Paup, Wilmer Neff, Jr., Herman B. Snyder, Jr. Windsor Township: Samuel R. Seitz, Howard H. Minnich, Jr., Wal- ter W. Shue, Floyd R. Eyler, Clair A. Grove. Winterstown Borough: W. Kenneth Seitz, L. Leon Trout, Everett S. Herbst, Delle R. Hildebrand, Law- rence Ream. Red Lion Area Uperating Committee SEATED: Wilmer Neff, Carl Seitz, Donald Thompson, Donald Snyder, Lester Craley, and Zeno Neuhaus. STANDING: Dr. J. Richard Hively, Bruce Vaught, William Jones, Ward Matthews, Walter Shue, Clair Grove, and Floyd Eyler. Members not pictured w ff! Miss Betty Craley speaks amiably to someone on the telephone while Mrs. Colleen Grove operates the switchboard. Both secretaries control the switchboard while Miss Cralcy manages thc cafe- teria money for the entire school district, and Mrs. Grove aidslthe senior high teachers. are Stewart Grim, William Patterson, Paul Heim, Henry Seitz, Earl Warner, Howard Minich, Jr., L. Leon Trout, Everett Herbst, and Willis Tyson. 9 Faculty Although our building contains mostly students, what would our school be without teachers? Teachers have many responsibilities, perhaps more than many people realize. Along with educating the student, they discipline and train him for the future. Many of them go out of their way merely to help a particular student with a problem. The memories that we take with us af- ter graduation, include not only the school and the ac- tivities but also the teachers. X ls r Mrs. Hangen's classes were honored to have a Korean student from Millersville State College, Eun Ja Kim speak to them on Korean customs. Miss Kim visited with the Hangens over the Thanksgiving holidays. Mrs. Dorothy Adams Helen E. Clevenger David Coren Mrs. A. Irene Hangen Mrs. Ella Jane Hess Adams, Dorothy, B.S .... English, Music . . . Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus. Clevenger, Helen, A.B., M.A .... English, Latin . . . Junior Classi- cal League Advisor. Coren, David, B.S .... English. Hangen, Irene, A.B .... English . . . Junior Classical League Advi- sor. Hess, Ella Jane, B.S .... English . . . LION Advisor. S21 1 One of the most important departments of our school is the Eng- lish Department. Mr, David Coren has a great love for literature and good books. Therefore, he finds teaching this subject an en- joyable experience. In this particular incident we find Mr. Coren involved in a discussion of 15th century literature. 11 Cr , Taking dictation Miss Nonemaker pauses as the students write a sentence which dents Miss Keeports explains these rules to one of her many has been read to them in French English classes LQ - i Nw? A nfl L l x 1 Ll Il Mr. Wolf, a new personality at Red Lion, teaches English and directs the Senior play. In this particular instance, Mr. Wolf is explaining a reading exercise to Roger Koons. Starke, Isabel, A.B. . . . English. Stover, Melanie, A.B .... French. Wolfe, Fred O., M.Ed. English Senior Class Play Di- rector. One of the most interesting subjects in our school is French. Two students of Mrs. Stovcr's class take activc part in the study of dialogue as they act the parts of the characters in thc pic- tures. Mrs. Isabel Starke Mrs. Melanie Stover Fred O. Wolfe 'Q-.N 'Q-sr .F- ?. nk Nw - '4-M - ,A ' ' ' i1Cjggg,+firTE'i-f'.. tak .WL.,,. is . . ,wx 5 N' 5. ki, f 6' ---mp Q...-fuer Aha, caught you, Mr. Shaffer! Remember the school rule-don't eat outside the cafeteria. Eating ice cream-none the less! ls! xx John R. Beckley Amos H. Knisely Daniel E. Myers Carroll T. Posey Freeland E. Shaffer Russell Urey Beckley, John R., A.B. General Science, Life Science B1 ology. Knisely, Amos H., B.S., M.Ed. . .. Consumer Science Myers, Daniel E., A.B., M.A. General Science Life Sci CTICC. Posey, Carroll T, B.S. Life Science, Biology Advanced Biology . . . Biology Club. Shaffer, Freeland E., B.S., M.S .... Chemistry Physics Electronics Club. Urey, Russell, B.S. General Science, Chemistry Assis tant Football Coach. ls this man actually kissing a balloon? With notes and equip ment in front of him, Mr. Millis, student teacher of Mr Shaf fer, performs one of the many diflicult experiments of physics class. Eveler, Robert G., A.B. Algebra, Consumers Mathematics . . . Freshman Football. Robert G. Eveler Fred E. Miller Hugh Miller Eugene R. Myers J. Robert Stover David S. Ziegler Miller, Fred E., B.S., M.Ed. Algebra, Plane Geometry . . . Cross Country. Miller, Hugh, B.S. Shop Math, Basic Math, German . . . Photography Club. Myers, Eugene R., B.S. . .. Shop Math, Algebra, General Science. Stover, Robert, B.S. . . . Algebra, Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra. Ziegler, David S., A.B., M.A. Algebra, Plane Geometry Senior Math Club. 'S Mr. Fred Miller glances over the various math les- sons for the day with Mr. Kenneth Shearer, a stu- dent teacher at our school. Civics. S.. N in Y - -,sk Clair A. Frits Paul I. Hangcn Donald Jones Fritz, Clair A., B.S., M.Ed. . . . Sociology, Political Science, Hangen, Paul I., A.B. . . . Civics, Political Science. Jones, Donald, B.S. World History, American History, X -6' f 77 xp' ' Nu L I , 5 ' A: A- A , 44...-4. D :-Y. Election day brings varied discussions to many of the social studies elasges in the newer methods of voting. jill Toomey gets a Chance classes. Here Mr. Fritz instructs one of his senior Political Science to try her hand at the process. Mr. Tome looks at many of the World History projects made by his tenth grade students. All of the students are required to construct a project in order to pass the course. Mr. Rhine teaches the locations of early Indian civilizations to a sopho- more World History class. Myers, Harold M., B.S., M.Ed. . . . American History, Economics. Rhine, Carlin R., A.B. . . . American History, World History. Shcllenberger, Dale L., A.B. World History, Civics Assistant Football Coach, Sophomore Class Advisor. Tome, Charles W., Jr., B.S., M.Ed. . . . World History, American His- tory . . . Senior Class Advisor. :sw ,ff Q35 K, , . av-Hs, r nn.. XT Harold M. Myers new ' Carlin R. Rhine Dale L. Shellenberger Charles W. Tome, Jr. N-wang -f A is 17 'bl' A-...-an W 1 Mr. Withers lends a helping hand to Bill Wise during one of his interesting Mechanical Drawing classes. This class is only one of the many practical arts classes that teach our students the fundamentals of various industrial occupations. William Amspacker Kenneth Bachman John G. Myers N Lowell R. Withers Ward S. Yorks Amspacker, William, B.S. . . . Mechanical Drawing . . . Faculty Auditorium Manager, Stage Equipment Manager. Bachman, Kenneth, B.S. . . . Industrial Arts, Woodworking . . Stage Grew. Myers, John G., B.S., M.Ed. Vocational Agriculture .. Future Farmers of America. Withers, Lowell R., B.S. . .. Industrial Arts, Metal, Mechani- cal Drawing. Yorks, Ward S., B.S., M.Ed. . . . School Printing, Graphic Arts. During shop class, Robert Smith turns out metal bolts from the metal lathe. Interested in Industrial Arts, Robert parallels his skills to his outside work. iv? Ali' 18 im H 9 X g d 'Q I Lynn Conrad, Bruce Heffner and Charles Snyder work on a combined project for F.F.A. class. This bird house is to be erected on our school grounds. Mr. John Myers demonstrates a compression test to these interested vocational agricul- tural boys. Besides learning the functions of several farm machines, the boys also learn the care of farm animals and study various phases of farm life. ,gn fg 19 Mrs. Aleta S. Ehrhart Jeanette L. Espenshade Mrs. Emma-Louise Miller William E. Nyer Willard C. Snyder Gordon A. Stamets Jay P. Yinger Ehrhart, Aleta S., B.S .... Shorthand Oflice Practice Tran scription, Typing 2.5. Espenshade, Jeanette L., B.S. . Bookkeeping General Busi ness . . . Football Programs, Prom Miller, Emma Louise, B.S. Typing Basic Math Business Arithmetic . . . Business Club. Nyer, William E., B.S. Oral English Engllsh Business Math, General Business. Snyder, Willard C., B.A. Typ1ng Bus1ness Math Short hand . . . Ushers, Business Club Stamets, Gordon A., B.S., M.Ed Personal Typing Com mercial Typing, Shorthand. Yinger, Jay P., B.S. Retail Sell1ng Rapid Calculatlon General Business, Economic Geography 20 YN f - ,QA Y 31 aio .ff- . 5 V x S . , x ,ffl ex X g ix X S Q 5 1 4:4 9 5x , 1 I 5,5 Members of this office practice class operate the telephone as Mrs. Ehrhart presents to them various problems that might arise in a real office. Lona Beaverson and Linda Rodgers smile as they listen attentively over the telephone. Explaining one of the fundamentals of arithmetic to the mem- bers of her Business Math class, Mrs. Miller teaches the many important phases of arithmetic. D06 086 ,iff . nv f' unn- Listening attentively as Mr. Stamets dictates a lesson, these girls, Lona Beaverson and Joyce Lane, take shorthand. Charles W. Winey Under the supervision of Mrs. Horner, the girls in the Home Ec- onomics classes learn the fine points of homemaking. Here Brenda Lartz and Janet Henry learn to operate the ironer while other members of the class observe. i Q ' s E Mrs, Phyllis Horner Mrs. Florence Uhler Mrs. Ruby Yoder Homer, Phyllis A., B.S. . . . Home Economics . . . Good Groom ing Club. Uhler, Florence, B.S. . .. Home Economics . .. Future Home makers. Yoder, Ruby, M.Ed .... Home Economics. Winey, Charles W., B.A. Art Art Club, Prom Deco- rations, Senior Class Play Setting. Mrs. Smith, Mr. Winey, and Mr. Johnson have the pleasure of serv- ing as judges for the annual Christmas door decorating contest. 22 All our faculty members keep up with the news! Every morning Mr. Nitchkey takes time out to read the daily newspaper in the library. Fitzkee, Ronald, M.Ed. Health, Physical Education Varsity Club, Football, Baseball. Nitchkey, Charles R., B.S., M.Ed. Physical Education, Health, Director of Athletics. Mitchell, Nancy Ann, B.S. . . . Physical Education, Health . . . Cheerleaders. Smith, Emestine, B.A. Physical Education, Health .. Dancing Club. Ronald Fitzkee Charles R. Nitchkey Nancy Ann Mitchell Mrs. Ernestine Smith 23 Athletic Supervision Oh, dear! Who goofed? We don't know, but whoever it was, he certainly is getting an ear-bending from Mr. Fitzkee. S, ..m....MWmamWM. . . wmw-wW rrttznr ae 'IIIIIIIZIIZTIZZL.ZZIIH . .5224 . nu.!2YT?.ITI.. S I sf 4 K.-.,...,.:,.,.. ....a,....iaxH Q-wa: usslsili it sf., 5 Q i -rffgit T1 :g:::::.i - E Elssfiiifgqlsiilifg5v5?f3 , EaiiEY1lL1i'i ' K ' W ' an ' . xx. . -mores1rf'ffww?Ff1's W .mug Q-fi' . ' ,Y -l'Allxse ., ' Donald Johnson Mrs. Marcia Miller Mrs. Patsy D. Revcroth Mrs. Edna R. Sheckart Theodore M. Sheckart George A. Ward Johnson, Donald, B.S. Driver Education, Safety Educa- tion. Miller, Marcia, B.S. . . . Librarian . . . Library Club. Rexroth, Patsy D., R.N .... School Nurse . . . Future Nurses' Club. Sheckart, Edna, B.S., M.Ed .... Guidance . . . Future Teachers' Club. Sheckart, Theodore, B.S., M.Ed. Guidance National Honor Society. Ward, George A., B.S., M.Ed. . . . General Music, Instrumen- tal Music Majorettes, Color Guard, Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Boys' Chorus. Buckle up for safety! Mr. Johnson gives advice to future drivers, Jill Toomey and David Wert, during a practice driving session. 24 'L i S21- 1,1 Mrs. Adams relates music culture to these freshmen stu- dents, who are required to take the music course. Does stiqking your tongue out add to ones height? Bill Waugh- tel's height is being measured by the school nurse, Patsy Rex- roth. Mrs. Sheckart looks over a few important papers with her sec- retary, June Miller. Miss Miller helps to lighten the many chores of both counselors and thus enables them to spend more time with the students. Cooks and Janitors Administration, faculty and students depend upon the cafe-- teria staff. They prepare a well-balanced, nutritive meal each day school is in session. Whether stormy or clear, our nine cooks come to the school to prepare the large quantities of food neces- sary to feed the hungry students. Not only do they prepare the food but also clean the entire cafeteria after the three lunch ses- sions. Likewise, our vigorous janitors clean the school. Among their daily chores are dusting classrooms, washing windows and lava- tories and repairing articles about the school. Therefore the efficiency of our school has a great deal to do with the cooks and janitors. One of the relaxing times in the school day is lunch time. Here a group of underclassmen await their dinners as thc lunch line slowly progresses. Cafeteria Staff includes: Mrs. Alma Smith, Mrs. Thelma Young, Mrs. Sara Grove, Mrs. Phyllis Keller. Second Row: Mrs. Viola Schumuck, Mrs. Ida Stabley, Mrs. Betty Barshinger, Mrs. Ida Fauth and,Mrs. Eliz- abeth Smith, manager. Janitors, Ammon Markcl, Charles Blouse, Wiley Flinchbaugh, Howard Rcno. Marvin Ovcrmiller and Thcrcsa Waltcmycr kccp the building and school arca clean. Preparing to mow the lawns of the school grounds, Ammon Markcl is about to perform one of the week- ly tasks of a janitor during the summer months of the school temi. , , Y lrl! ' ' -1 Ni- - ' K 5 ' ,,,l.1.- -- , rfb- ,Lug 4 xxas- -e- R ' -L , A . .if-M ' ' .nz X, , .fn ' 413' I N il'- I if gi- Q Wh, ii! X I ' f 2? in , ,vf . wig, tnllll, I2 ' X -'I QQ ncfercfassmen VV A 'mf 'f ' l fi H.R. A-309 -- FRONT ROW: John Clark, Edward Behrensen, Connie Blouse, Connie Burk, Donna Blevins. SECOND ROW: Susan Butcher, Beverly Blevins, Maxine Cordrey, Mary Albright, Glenda Amold, Susan Atkins. THIRD ROW: Sharon Buckingham, Kay Beck- Icy, Darlene Bowman, Donna Burkholder, Jane Botts, Sarah Amspacker. FOURTH ROW: Glenn Bish, Warren Bell, James Burkholder, Barry Conrad, Marlyn Bacon, Ken Baldwin. FIFTH ROW: Kenneth Brown, Peter Ar- insberg, Larry Baldwin, Joel Barnett, Phil Baldwin, Page Brinegar. SIXTH ROW: Jeffrey Arnold, Robert Brown, Robert Conrad, Mike Bowser, John Burke, Philip Anderson. fCa.mera Shy: Charlotte Alder, Ray Becker, Ronald Boyd, Stephen Brownj. Freshmen The new group of Freshmen, straight from junior high school, soon make their arrival known with their pep, their enthusiasm and their school spirit. Of course the first objec- tive is to become acquainted with the new courses, the new surroundings and the new classmates. However, once they learn exactly how the school is operated, these students re- ally get down to work. Struggling to become a part of the school, these fellow classmates soon prove their many abilities by attending all sorts of sports events, by participating in all clubs open to them and by joining in a number of the activities which the school provides for them. Yes, the Freshmen have made a good start and are look- ing forward to the time when they will be upperclassmeng certainly the school wishes them the best of luck in what- ever they attempt to do. Standing very proudly are the newly elected officers of the Fresh- man Class: Virginia Myers, presidentg Carolsue Posy, vice-presi- dentg Julie Kline, secretaryg Barbara Stabley, treasurer. , H554 , 2 AJ me t,F3'5ft ?Q if ,ji , iii' ,f lf- flags .-'- R A-flttw Wim H.R. A-304 - FRONT ROIV: Theda Graybeal, Maria Hawkes, Angelia Gillette, Judith God- frey. SECOND ROW: Kathy Haugh, Diana Grove, Carol Glatfeltcr, lNIary Gardner. THIRD ROW: Bonita Grove, Donna Garner, Diane Grothc. FOURTH ROW: Connie Getz, Dorene Gipc, Karen Harrison, Melanie Grove. FII 'I'H ROYV: Kathy Frey, Gwenn Hall, Verna Hedrick, Judy Grafton. SIXTH ROW: Terry Grove, Tim Hartman, Donald Haugli. SEV- ENTH ROW: Bill Harder, Dave Hamilton, Danny Grove, Ray Halbaeh. EIGHTH ROW: Michael Frey, Wilbur Goheen, Jan Grim, Willi- am Gibb. NINTH ROW: Donald Gouker, Bill Graham, Gary Heflner, Lind Frey. TENTH ROW: John Heidlcr, Franklin Grove, Dale Harrison, Jerry Hannigan. fCamera Shy: Dwight Harrisonj. X 1 f b X X Q. 'hr ,. l gs, : K X.t.,,,,,. 3. .. H.R. A-302 - FRONT ROW: Sandy Dettinger, Denise Ein- enheiser, Judy Eveler, Debbie Evans, Deanna Flallarty, Jenny Fishel, Vonnie Druck, Glenda Dunlap, Judy Foltz, Jane Doug- las, Diann Eckert. SECOND ROW': Judy Foulk, Brenda Fink, ,Lucille Fake, Carol Eyler, Linda Deppen, Nina Eppley, Anna Dunlap, lNIarilyn Flinchbaugh, Luann Daugherty, THIRD ROIV CLeft Sidejz James Flea- gle, Mare Ferree, Paul Evans, Dave Ehrhart. FOURTH ROWV fLeft Sidejz Michael Downs, Carl Crisxvell, Larry Dettingcr, Ed Druck. FIFTH ROW fI.cft Sidelz Fred Ferree. THIRD ROIV fRigl1t SidcJ: Robert Dunnick, Kelby Enfield, Bruce Eveler, Steven Crumbling. FOURTH ROW fRight Sidcl: Eugene Fake, James Criswell, Neil A. Easley, Harry C. Edie. El! 'lv 1 ,if ev O .f A H.R. A306 - FRONT ROW: Linda Kohler, Christina Kopp, Brenda Horn, Carol Jenkins, Linda Koons, Donna Kilgore, Linda Lou Kohler, Julie Kline. SECOND ROW: Debbie Jacobs, Linda Hoover, Jane Hivcly, Eileen Knaub, Elaine Knaub, Susan Her- man, Jane Koons, Janene Johnson, Bonnie Hengst. THIRD ROW: Dale Kauffman, Donald Howard, Rick Keller, Roy Jack- W be lfVatch your step! Every student who rides a bus to school has taken a part in this activity. For safety reasons the students are taught how to evacuate the bus in case of an emergency. ,,-- son, Samuel Keller, Leon Knaub. Jan Holtzinger, Gordon Kin- ard, Roland Kauffman. FOURTH ROW: Pascal Johnson, Larry Keeports, Dennis Hill, David Hoffmaster, Steve Hershner, David Kelly, Daniel Kohler, Paul King, Bill Kimball, Thomas Keener. fCamera Shy: Ernest Horton, Jeffrey Johnson.l H.R. A310 - FRONT ROW: Cheryl Rineholt, Suzanne Nissley, Carolsue Posey, Glenda Paules, Darlene Or- wig, Kathy Posey, Mary Ella Scott, Sharon Saylor. SECOND ROW: Diane Poet, Helen Schroll, Teresa Phillips, Juliana Olphin, Joan Scheff- man, Virginia Myers, Sandy Runkle, Jean Oberdorff. THIRD ROW: Don- ald Posey, Kermit Reider, Fred Rit- tenhouse, James Runkle, Stephen Paules, Keith Neff, Gary Saylor, Larry Orwig. FOURTH ROW: Lynnwood Schuntz, Donald Saylor, Darwin L. Rupp, Barry Poet, Lynn Schmuck, Jeff Richardson, Keith Overmiller, Jay Rehmeyer, Jim Roy- ston. fCamera Shy: Victor Nuessle, Bonnie Reichard, Dana Rexroth, Den- nis Robinsonj. H.R. A308 - FRONT ROW: Susan Lcithiscr, Dcnette Myers, Joyce McKinley, Hallie McCoy, Diane Mays. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Ludwig, Judy McWilliams, Jane Miller, Diane Landis, Vicki Kurtz, Ann Miller. THIRD ROW: Hencil Mat- thews, Ralph Kreeger, Rick Miller, Thomas Mi- halav, Mike Mayes, Stephen McWilliams. FOURTH ROW: Debbie lklanifold, Linda Mundis, Patricia Lehman, Leatha Leiphart, Carolyn Lane, Debbie Miller. FIFTH ROW: Wendell Lutz, Jerry Kuhlman, Don Lartz, Vernon Miller, Larry March, Ingo Krieg, Lloyd Mackie. SIXTH ROW: Craig Landis, Tim Myers, Randall Mellinger, Wayne Lewis, Dennis L. Lentz, joe Myers. fCamera Shy: Virginia Moserj. :1 3. xy. vii H.R. A-104 - FRONT ROWV: Joyee Snyder, Sherry Wfaltemyer, Donna Wfalteinyer, Barhara Slahley, Jane Wlagman, Janet YVillwert, Joyce Trump, Sandra XVarner. Susie Stewart. Jeanie Spence, Nancy Wheeler, Charlotte Vannoy. SECOND ROIV CI.eft Sidel: Pam VVinter, Jean YVitn1er, Bev Zarfos, Judy Workinger, fRight Sidejz Carol Tsrhop, Nancy Uflelman, Ruth Sullivan, Teresa Twigg. THIRD ROW CLeft Sidel: Carl J. Winters, Sain Workinger, Steve an .gy W H.R. A-102 - FRONT ROXY: Josie Shoff. .5 Jane Sineltzer, lXIarsha Slnallhrook. Linda - Short. SECOND ROW: Graee Shcrron, Karen Smith, Darlene Sipe, Sue Shaull. Louise Smith. THIRD ROYV: Deanne Sliver, Sandra Sxnelt- W K , . zer, hlarion Seymour. Fern Snyder. FOURTH ROW: Diane Sellers, Charmaine Hanes, Susan Smith, Linda Shambaugh. FIFTH ROWV: Laran t Smith, Toby Smith, Barbara Shultz, Darlene Shanbarger. SIXTH ROW: Carl Smith, Rick . Sechrist, Jerry Smith, Donald Shaffer, Karl 5 Seiple. SEVENTH ROW: Jeff Shostak iq Charles Sherron, Galen Snyder, Jack Shaw. Kent Smith. Weigel, Gene Warner, lRight Sidel: Larry Stern, Ronald Vannoy, Gary Spurley, Mark Warner. FOURTH ROW: Clinton Workingcr, Barry Waltemyer, Sterling Vasellas, Bradley Stump. CRight Sidcl: James Uffelman, Steven W'agncr, lNIax Warner, Carl Urey. FIFTH ROW fLeft Sidel: Dennis Tilton, Robert Spernkle, fRight Sidel: Keith Stump, YVilliam Snyder. 3 dll!!! W 1 - EIGHTH ROW: Gregory Smith, John Seaks, Gary Shenberger, Noah Smith. NINTH ROW: Junior Shoff, Alan Snook, Michael Smeltzer, Sophomores Sophomores, who are no longer the newest mem- bers of the school, are quick to adjust to school life. Having their freshman year behind them, these ex- perienced students plunge into organizations full of ideas. Besides supplying new ideas, they contribute to a number of projects, plan for interesting dances and accept responsibilities. Also, because they have the privilege to participate in varsity sports, some of the boys are quite active on the junior varsity teams. Likewise, some of the girls make up a part of the cheerleading and majorette squads. Not only do they share in extra-curricular activities but also help to Fill the honor roll list. Indeed, the sophomore students play a leading role in the life of our school. Willingly, the class as- sumes their share of the many high school re- sponsibilities. Competent oflicers of the Sophomore Class are: Sam Neff, treasurerg Barbara Holtzapple, secretary: James Zarfoss, vice-president, James Garner, president. H.R. A-203 - FRONT ROWV: Kathy Burns, Donna Brcneman, Mary Craley, Linda Cook, Elaine Craley. SECOND ROW: Sharon-Lynn Burgen, Virginia Beaverson, Bonnie Campbell, Linda Axe, ff ff S2 .F Linda Dellinger. THIRD ROW: Vicky P- Arnold, Sally Bonncss, Becky Carter, Pat fi Bennett. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Clapper, Nancy Burkholder, Linda Arnold, Donna Bender. FIFTH ROIV: Cary Criswell, Jim Davis, Dennis Deitz, David Barshinger, Russ Burke. SIXTH ROW: Lonnie Col- lins, Alan Baldwin, Elmer Breeden, Alan Blouse. SEVENTH ROW: Dennis Axe, Chris Boll, Rick Davis, Paul Boyer. EIGHTH ROYV: VVilliam Barshinger, Charles Bisker, James Bell, Robert Bahn. ,lx 5 ---qu I gil . u , V I1 V '4 Q Q 4 V E ., g j 11 Sn. Qi , 43 54, H.R. A202 - FIRST ROW: Doris Druck, Barbara Eaton, Betty Flaharty, Bonnie Eveler, Norma Flinchbaugh, Joyce Dettinger, Emma J. Fake, Betty Eaton. SECOND ROW: Paula Frey, Mar- garet Frey, Phyllis Fullerton, JoAnn Dietz, Diane Gehley, Joyce Enfield, Kathryn Godfrey, Beverly Flinchbaugh, Dannielle Ellis, Deanna Dunlap, Cheri Freed. THIRD ROW: Donald Godfrey, H.R. A204 - FIRST ROW: Sharon Godfrey, Janet Grim, Jane Huetcr, Doris Haugh. SECOND ROW: Barbara Holtzapple, Peggy Good, Nedra Graybeal, Debbie Howard. THIRD ROW: Linda Goodman, Mary Illyes, Judy Harding, Bonnie Herrick. FOURTH ROW: Palmer Grove, Duncan Jenkins, Alan Herman, John Haugh. FIFTH ROW: Linda Hursh, Pamela Hivner, Delores Grove, Holly Gold- man, Nancy Hess. SIXTH ROW': Curtis Hoerner, Earl Illycs, Jim l-lively, Larry Grothc. SEVENTH ROW: Donald Houser, Dennis Hannigan, John Hoffmaster, Clayton Grim. EIGHTH ROW: Ricky Heininger, Richard Jennings, David Hake, Jim Horn. CCamera Shy: Robert Hawkes, Eu- gene Herman, Rick Howardj. Dennis Eveler, Philip Elfner, Dave Eaton, Debbie Flaharty, Mike Dietz, Dennis, Fulton, Sandra Ferree. FOURTH ROW: Edsel Durham, Dale Dinsmore, Jr., Harold Dunlap, Ben Ernenheiscr, Brenton Downs, Calvin Durham, Bill Eekenrode, Jim Garner. fi fi , . i -uns H.R. A-303 - FRONT ROW: Bonnie Myers, Sue Ludwig, Dixie Martrel. SEC- OND ROW: Amy Miller, Anna Marie Miller, Marlene Myers, Darlene Myers. THIRD ROW: Shelva Murray, Sue Mor- ton, Patti Lutz, Carolyn Lloyd. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Minnich, Debbie McCallis- ter, Karen Mundis, Tana Markey. FIFTH ROW: Rodney Murphy, Dave Miller, Barry McWilliams. SIXTH ROW: Ben- jamin Lighty, James Loucks, Danny Neff, Dave Manifold. SEVENTH ROW: Dale McKinley, James Miller, Terry Mackie, Steve Moley. EIGHTH ROW: Frank Metzger, Carson McKinley, Ronald Marks, Marty Mellinger. NINTH ROW: Lou Me- Kinney, Marlin Marks, Bill Mahalou, Mike McGlauHin. 1Camera Shybz Jerry Lutz, Alice McLane. H.R. A301 - FRONT ROW: Kathy Klinedinst, Brenda Kinard, Lorna Laucks, Judy Knisley, Janet Lehman, Nan Keeports, Doris Keller, Bonnie Knuab. SECOND ROW: Barbara Klinedinst, Elizabeth Kee- sey, Jane Kopp, Susie Knotts, Rita Kohlbus, Jeanne Lehman, Katie King, Jean Kopp, Hilke Krieg. THIRD ROW: Ervin Korn- bau, John Koellner, Ted Kreeger, Ray Knisley, Paul Lecrone, Edward Kitzmiller, Roger Koons, Gerald Korn- bau, Nick Laventure. FOURTH ROW: Harold Johnson, William Kline, Tom Johnson, Tom Law- son, Greg Kline, Bill Koons, Barry Keller, Llewellyn Kauffman, Jeffrey Kupp. 1 bt 'l if-I .Q 1. all' it is W it 1 'L - . U5 -' if' v Ya i 8 W I rl' Izrfrps H.R. A-307 - FRONT ROW: Jean Zumbrum, Barbara Walker, Dawn Tyson, Judy Thompson, Georgia Wlaltemyer, lNIary Tompkins Valerie Toomey, Judy lVells. SECOND ROW: Barbara Wagman, Mary Woltman, Delcia Webb, Catherine Young. THIRD ROW: Patti XViso, Cynthia VValtemyer, Linda Thompson, Jane Wlalteinyer, Donna Workman, Cheryl Yohe, Donna Toomey, Hattie Urey. 15550, H.R. A-305 - FRONT ROW: Joan Smith, Mary Ann Shue, Shannon Rexroth, lN'Iary Ness, Gloria Pomran- ing, Brenda Stabley, Ruth Olphin, Kathy Seitz, Judy Shaull, Roxane Smith, June Smith, Diane Smith. SECOND ROW: Linda Smith, XVen- dy Smith, Sharon Schlag, Eileen Se- christ, Mary Slonaker, Barbara Sulli- van, Sue Oberdorff, Donna Oberlan- der, Carol Reineeker, Robin Silar, Jo Shive, Marcindie Robinson. THIRD ROWV: Jane Roseman, Shirley Ruff, Nancy Saxmam, Katie Redmond, Connie Paules, Pat Smith, Linda Se- ehrist, Renee Smith, Barbara Shostak, Ruth Patton, Jeanne Striekler, Lydia Phillips. FOURTH ROWV: Dennis Smith, Charles Smeltzer, Gary Peters, Sherwood Shoff, Kenneth Shcetz, Tim Streavig, Rollin Ream, Glenn Smith, Steve Nissley, George Sweitzer, Daryl Seiple. FIFTH ROW: James Raver, Alan Shelley, Gary Ronemus, David Shaull, Ricky Ott, I-Iarry Hull, Dwight Shaull, Chris Sprenkle, Don- ald Shipp, Tim Sechrist. SIXTH ROWV: John Pritt, Kenneth Russell, YVayne Runkle, Randy Snyder, Steve Smeltzer, Sam Neff, Howard Smith, Mike Smith, Steve Oberdick, Dan Reid, Rueben Ruppert, Dale Rexroth. FOURTH ROWV: Frank Urey, Steve Taylor, James Wilson, Jm Zarfoss, Ken Tome, Dana Wallace, Ronnie Workman, Charles Wolf FIFTH ROIV: Richard Thompson, John Young, Joe Taylor, Ken neth Tompkins, David Weigel, Greg Taylor, James Yeater, Walter 'ill SJ funiors Nearing the climax in high school life. that of becoming seniors, the juniors are accustomed to school life as cheer- leaders, majorettes, basketball, and football players, band members, Leonid apprentices and in various other ways. They now have the chance to present their first real play, to experience their own prom and to become eligible for mem- 14:1 bership into the National Honor Society. Eagerly looking forward to their last year, the class of '66 are already think- ing about their class motto and colors. Finally, thoughts will be turning to future education, fu- ture yocations and future plans in general. .- Qui' 9? The Junior Class officers are: Susan Godfrey, president, Craig El- lis, vice-president, Mary Stein, secretaryg and Pat Geesey, treas- urer. H.R. B-208: Linda Dietz, Darlene Ehrhart, Judy Creakman, Janet Dunlap, Patsy Dellinger, Susan Conley, Linda Barnett, Ruth Albright, Jeannie Dettinger, Carolyn Corclrey. CCamera Shy: Vera Anderson, Judith Crurnbling, Linda Behrensonj .nl e Dressed in Polynesian garb, Debbie Fishel and Debbie Arnold, students of Mr. Jones' history class, pretend that they are in the beautiful land. While pointing at the map, Debbie explains the customs of the people. lr' it H.R. B201 - FRONT ROW: Wanda Brown, Linda Baum, Judy Blosser. SECOND ROWV: Carol Ashton, Ruth Botts, Ruth Ann Bennett. THIRD ROW: Linda Cooper, Deborah Ar- nold, Raeletta Brown, Justine Bar- shinger. FOURTH ROW: Dick Cra- ley, Lynn Conrad, LeRoy Clark. FIFTH ROW: Rodney Behrensen, Ronald Behrensen, Jerry Blouse, Ed Ahrens. SIXTH ROW: Jan Burke, Michael Bacon, Lee Bahn, Bill Bar- ley. SEVENTH ROW: Ray Clinton, Jim Conrad, Ron Beaver, Dennis Barshinger. EIGHTH ROW: Larry Anderson, Philip Brant, Jim Bender, Tom Butcher. .a-.,.n-MffM f . 1 in-niiii w---n-.,-.-.v.-.p-- H.R. B104 - FRONT ROYV: Linda Hedrick, Debby Fishel, Linda Kurtz, Jane Grove, Donna Horn, J . Edith Godfrey, Brenda Lartz, Susan Eyler, Connie Flinehbaugh, Darla Kaye Fisher. cClZlITlCI'21 Shy: Brenda Flinehbaughl TT H.R. B-106 - FRONT ROW: Linda Schell, Kathy Vasellas, Jane Jane Seitz, Donna Nletzger, Darlene Miller. Georgia Sellers, Bonnie Oberlander, Hope Miller, Donalene Wolfe, Carol Yohe, Paulette Tyson, Pat Shofl. CCamera Shy: Donna Shelley, Susan Wicrmanj. Liebcrknccht, lNIae Thompson, blargaret Shaw. SECOND ROWV: H.R. A-205 - FRONT ROWV: Lucy Grove, Velma Crowl, Brenda Lee Gemmill, Pat Gee- scy, Judith Grim. SECOND ROW: Susie Grove, Barbara Good. Janet Fauth, Mary Jo Galbreath, Bonita Goheen. THIRD ROW: Mary Frances Eaton, Sue Godfrey, Marlene Grove, Jinnie Lou Frey. FOURTH ROW: Alana Forry, Barbara Gibb, Martha Green, Mary Dandy. FIFTH ROWV: Ed Flaharty, Gary Hahn, Ray Grafton, Carroll Ehrhart. SIXTH ROW: Craig Ellis, Earl Hawkes. Gerald Emen- heiser, Ronnie Flinehbaugh. SEVENTH ROW: Darryl Hake. Elmer Fromm. Rodney E. Haugh, Jolm Finn. EIGHTH ROIV: Dennis Hedrick, George Hake, Tom Dull, Don Green. NINTH ROW: Mike Gemmill, Roy Fauth, George Emenheiser, Gregory Emenheiser. fCamera Shy: Richard Gatewoodl. 1 3 Lflr H.R. A211 - FRONT ROW: Diana Martin, Susie McGurk, Cathy Ness, Betty Posey, Kay Markel, Karen McWilliams, Beverly McDonald. SECOND ROW: Karen Landis, Bonnie Portner, Debbie McGuigan, Judy Mundis, Jane Overmiller, Mary Ann Neely, Nancy Paules, Anita Markel. THIRD ROW: Darlene Laird, Debby Myers, Mary Jane Markel, Frank Ludwig, Jeff Ludwig, Dudley Laucks, Leon McWilliams. FOURTH ROVV: James Laird, Larry H.R. A208 - FRONT ROW: Lois Hively, Cherenne Kauff- man, Georgia Kowaeh, Nancy Keeports, Louise Kilgore, Mar- guerite Knisley, Ellen Kornbau, Barbara Keesey, Constance Kee- ports, Linda Heflner. SECOND ROW: Bruce Heffner, Jim Hut- cheson, Laura Houser, Jolene Howard, Peggy Ann Karr, Linda Koons, Trudy Knisely, Jane Her- man, Ronald Keller, Gary Hull. THIRD ROW: Paul Jordan, Rick Keller, Lee Knaub, Charlie Klinger, Larry Heffner, William Johnson, La Verne Keesey, Rick Keeports. FOURTH ROW: Bill Krouse, Jeff Knaub, Garry Faulkes, Greg Howard, Lonnie ROW: Edward Jermyn, Galen Henshaw, Keith Kopp, Byron Keesey, Roger Hursh, Ken Kline. Charles Kilgore. FIFTH Heindel, Peter Kmetz, Barry Jones, Robert Kinarcl, Dave Keener. CCamera Shy: Andrew Hoover, Jo Jacobs, Darlene Kreidler.J Markel, Howard Otto, Butch Markel, Kenny March, Charles Pofif, Lonnie Larkin, Greg Maust. FIFTH ROW: Michael Raub, Joseph Miller, Greg Myers, Dale Neff, Doug Meisenhelter, David Leh- man, John Olewiler. CCamera Shy: George Meyers, David Miller, Wilson Meyers, Dennis Newcomer, Robert Orwig, Randy Philips, Larry Raffensbergerj. XOK 1 v C l .. ! 1 f Q I 9821 W, -,gay RP 85 Qgfi' 1 . -W ,, WN if-safe i CLI.: -,..-.V'4.i ,, P92 A AE 7 'f Ha i ' X-44. x 1' A Q-' . -,, . 14 ' 1, .af-Q H.R. A303 - FRONT ROIV: lN'Iaxine Seitz, Sandra Smith, Ann Reiehard, Donna Sowards, Gloria Smith, Jeanne Snyder, -Ioan Stahley, Linda Sehlag, Pam Smeltzer. SECOND ROWV: Jane Stahley, Denise Reider, lXIaxine Smith, Charlene Roseman, Tina Shaffer, lNIarilyn Spangler, Joanna Spylcer, Connie Seehrist, Pam Seehrist. THIRD ROW: Ronald Snyder, Lee Snelbaker, Jim Shue, Lee Shenberger, William Shaw, Terry Shenherger, Eugene Shenberger. FOURTH ROW: Bradd Sprenkel, Tom Seaks, Donald Reed, Charles Renn. Jeff Rehmeyer, Bruce Shaw, Barry Shelley, Craig Snell, Tim Sprenkle FIFTH ROYV: George Snyder, Rohert Snyder, Tom Sawmiller, Victor Smith, Kirk Slenker, Hero Smith. Richard Runkle, Dan Snook, Charles Snyder. 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K ,f 'ful X' ,. . an , Q, ftfw x A wa Q A A Q 5 f xi-J 3+ - s J - I M , . 8 Q 3 Q v H , 1 sv 4 A ! e Aa Y K parks In a huddlc with Andy Hoover, Conch Ronald Fitzkee QIFOUSCS spirit at the XVest York game. Coach Fitzkee Leads Lions to Unafefeated Season Terry Rider looks on as Danny Smith barrels over for an- Darwin Dosch, number 44, stands waiting for a would-be blocker to come charging toward him during a dummy drill. other of his many touchdowns during our successful foot- ball season. O .. ., ' Ql- 'ffl' .1 .3 -sa rf V A, -n ww- ' .fiyiy - 4 Q D 1 f I' ' f 1 if i , so i 3511...-v f 46' , A , r I . Football ' T 'J K A I 964 Scores S' . S VARSITY R.L. Opp. 20 Susquehannock 6 6 Southwestern O ' 19 Dallastown 6 21 Central 19 ' 40 York Catholic 6 so gg I 54 Kennard-Dale 7 . y 34 Spring Grove 7 4, 28 Littlestown 6 41 York Suburban 18 48 west York 12 If . JUNIOR VARSITY 7 25 susquehannock 6 9,1 nnnx ,....fgg: 6 Dallastown O I9 lVest York O 19 Spring Grove 0 28 York Suburban 19 A ,.. fire? . ff' A 42 5351 I 3 ' 1- g f, ,':.' , 1 av I f uf in -1 , :ff 'i' I .1 . 1 ,. . f, , , W, ' . 4, n I' I 4-'V ' f - L+- 6 V , .4 ' .Q-f' f . ' 1v'., ' . ' ' 4.1 ,,,f , 1, .XX ,- f', lf, 1 'f ', ff.- , f ' 1 f 3 ,441 I, ,i,. f 4 Q , .zgnfj ,f ,-4,1 ' .1 f ,,,,,,i an V A : ,V ffl- 'Nfl' :si-f,l5Ij ,ji-T '5 -1' pf' I ,M file Q ,gf I .,' ' if ' . . +?ff1'f . ' ' 'Q' 9' ' 1,9 - 1 af: . ' ' ' . 4, I ,W J . ,, A J ,. A i ,r,, f, , , ,Q It is anybody's guess just who has the ball in this .W boi ? A '-' ,'I'Pf ' 2 , 'J .4 'j ' ' .I f ' f 'Z '11 , K , . ' . - f ' heap as Wayne Neff emerges from the stack. f , A f -f f Varsity Football Team-FRONT ROW: A. Hoover, A. Shelley, D. Eaton, S. Shoff, H. Dunlap, T. Kreeger, J. Richardson, S. Smelt- zer, T. Streavig, D. Reid, J. Garner, A, Blouse. SECOND ROW' E. Markel, C. Ellis, P. Stern, D. Dosch, K. Herman, W. Neff, D Heyne, B. Hnugh, N. Posey, D. Young, S. Stern, E. Fromm. THIRD ROW: D. Rexroth, T. Dull, D. Houser, R. Workman, 1, R. Runkle, R. Snyder, K. Wilson, S. Moley, T. Sprenkle, M. Smith, B. Reed, M. Gemmill, D. Neff. FOURTH ROW: T. Butch- er, G. Hake, C. Snell, E. Ahrens, J. Keesey, D. Smith, T. Walker, J. Hamberger, R. Beaver, J. Jacobs, Trout, T. Rider, S. Neff FIFTH ROWV: C. Rost, R. Knisely, R. Eline, G. Ronemus. QM ., wiv J .wf5',WiwU ll In 7 , t 1 vit ,Zigi bf, lniiw, X3 'Q VE if VE - Umlxflf X If 39. 4Uf sggfix I 47 .X t ...NJ x sf sic . . nw.. 4.3.-'. t l, . x .- so ' -z. 'T-Q ,ext t 1F4,5'?Kl an VF f -'f fm. A. ... VME '.. we --.. J ,M . JV--wix. ,.-vwjdr foe., -344 Homecoming Homecoming VVeekend is a big event in Red Lion. It be- gins as the members of each class gather to work on their floats. The school begins to show the influence of the spirit as candidates for Homecoming Queen are chosen by ballot and as cheerleaders hang signs to further encourage the team, as the weekend approaches. work on the floats becomes more intense. Then comes the big night. Friday. with the football team, Homecoming Queen semi-finalists and the floats wending their way through the town's cheering people. In the square the band. cheerleaders. majorettcs. and fans await the assembled team. After addresses by Bfr. Zebrc. Mr. Gibbs, Mayor Fishel. Coach Fitzkee and his assistants. Nfr. Urey and Nfr. Shellenberger. comes the long awaited an- nouncement of the judges' decision - the winner of the float Contest. Queen Barbara Jackson was crowned before the game by the Senior class president. James Delhamer. Climax- ing the weekends activities was the Homecoming Dance over which the queen and her court presided. Our Homecoming Queen, pretty Barbara Jackson, takes time out long enough to pose for our Lion photographer. Barb was chosen our Homecoming Queen by popular vote of the students. Mighty Leo still reigns victorious! The senior float pictured here held a theme which met the anticipation of the students as Red Lion smashed the Rockets in the 'G-1' Homecoming Game. This float took first prize in the annual parade. 'lm 4 of 'fi-gf Y .V -,F ,nt Q -Ns' 1 k V sl' I 1..,f, v 1' 5 i .l' .ffl ' .Y ,q:J,'I mf -A EMl3IlT.I-I Tl-H7 QHVKFTC - During thc I'IOHlCK'Oll1lIlg Pamdv. tho artistic nhilitivs of lhv Sophomorcs are shown by this float. The Lions followc-cl tl1c thcmc' hy grounding Spring Grove thc ucxt clay. ,.x Eh rj i -ff' Although their float didn't win El prize, thc-sc Frcsluuvu are proudly slnncliug beside it nftcr thc Home- Comiug Parade. Basketball Scores JUNIOR VARSITY Donegal Central Lancaster Columbia Eastern Kennard Dale Dallastown Northeastern Central Dover Spring Grove South Western Hanover West York York Suburban Susquehannock Eastern Kennard Dale Dallastown York Suburban Susquehannock Junlor Varsity - FRONT ROW Lee Snelbaker Brad Sprenkle SECOND ROW: Alan Blouse James Garner Gregory Myers. THIRD ROW Bill Barshinger Randy Snyder Steve Smeltzer, Dan Reid FOURTH ROW Jon Stme Robert Kopp, Greg Kline Tom Lawson f J Eff , 'lf 'Xi ll Greg Myers has an agonizing look on his face as he goes up for a rebound with a foe from Dallastown Varsity Basketball - FRONT ROWV Donald Gxpe SECOND ROWV Byron Kmard Ron Workman THIRD ROYV: lVa1d Yolks lfVayne Neff FOURTH ROYV llllte Gemmlll Bill Waughtel, Kirk Slenker, Sam 'Ncff Ch11s Goldman Scores VARSITY Donegal Central Lancaster Columbia Eastern Kennard Dale Dallastown Northeastern Central Dover Spring Grove South Western Hanover West York York Suburban Susquehannock Eastern Kennard Dale Dallastown York Suburban Susquehannock t ' 3, gh' 3 s ,,,iT?. , if Kill ' ' R ' ' iw 'A - ,V ml 1 ' ' glja, il- ', '-limi' . A vi ,J A i X -ma: r-ff E '64 Baseball Team FIRST ROW: Curt Zeiglef, DBHDY Smith, Ed THIRD ROW: Wayne Steffce, Lionel Ehrhart, Donld Grove, Sam Ahrens, Bill Kilgore, Paul Keperling, Gary Hull, manager. SEC- Fitz, Joel Sechrist, Sam Neff, Bill Waughtel, Dick Runkle, Wayne OND ROW: Jim Hamberger, Nevin Posey, Dan Reid, Fred Arnold, Neff, John Pitzer, Tom Dull, Bill VVorkinger, Chuck Rost, manager. Senior pitcher, Wayne Neff, takes a hefty cut at the baseball during the game with Dallas- town. Neff helped his cause with two hits and Red Lion won the game 6-2. Once again Red Lion won the Championship in their division, but unfortunately they failed to defeat North- eastern in the playoff game for the county crown. K ,X Hit-'ww .iy - i L- ,r if . K 5 5 , 5 I1 Lk QVN, 1 .- V ' fw ,1 N , K ,f my gi k Q- SE x' h ' 'D as U Q ,.-- V, x.-A , f K V . ?lx,,sxNx ,- A X fwfr ff X Z W, M 4, xx ' tr , WWW. g 3 w,. an., ,i as E- .,,, 'S H A' 9 I 'p-351, wa' Kumi' it wr , ,E if ' M , . ,ff VT 1 4 3 ' L ,s g k X QM,,,,, if-2455 ' A.,f'j,h I V ,N . 1, U WQ 4wL,,,, K , h K ' ' -. ,,- is . ' ' ,' ,w ff if ' ,W ' H1 ia ff Q, 4 Track '64 Scores Northeastern Eastern Dallastown Dover York Suburban West York Relays - 4th place 12 pts Tl 'lCk TC'lm FRONT ROW Mallf1CC Keesey R0bC1't Herman felter Tlm Walker Greg Kline, William Krollse Wllllam Reed Charles Ixnokey Dale Emcnllmscr Dennis Deardorll Warren W1ll1am LaIld1S THIRD ROW: Randall Patterson Terry Barley floxc Sheldon M1rkel James Kuhlmin SECOND ROW Jerry Daryvgn Dosch Byron Kmard, George Hake, Leroy Clark FYCCI yy:-vw 1' S asf g,EDLl HS. Q' :gs .rise 5 I so if Q . an s UI nu. 5 r.- 'usa vi, L A Z-SL 1 . ,, p 7i n - A 4 .stil-n ' M, . ' t' f i ,' 5' - 1 . I J if By the expression on his face, Leroy Clark is laboriously hurdles. Tim Walker and Dale Emenheiser race to the finish line in one of their private duals. K- szms:.x:Nw1:m..'-ee... Q' I ,I x his jumping the Up and over! Jim Kuhlman is flying high in an attempt to cross the bar. Sprinting full speed ahead, Larry Snyder in first place is wcll in front of his opponent from Eastern as he tries to cross the tape. Alf 1. at 'Zo 'S , 'Q-Q 1-it .s fu- I . Y -vlvw F .,.,,. 9, I. 1. Wa. f-ww-n.w,, m fffffi .nn- , ,An-of. A K1 'f i..y f. 4. ' f ' 1! Calf I ,64 Scores R.L. Opp. 6M South Western 13M 5 York Suburban 15 4 Central 16 14 Hanover 6 8M Northeastern 11M 132 West York 65 13 Dallastown 7 92-Q Susquehannock 10M 5 Dover 15 ll til if l O O O o Q 5 o s Q! N O 0 0 O ' LJ , M .- 5 .. Q 3 0 9 Watch the water! Bob Galbreath, a member of the '64 golf team, takes a nice swing in hopes that the ball will glide over the water. lvl:-mbers of the '63-'64 golfing season are as follows: FRONT Ellis, Mike Miller, Dale Neff, Louis McKinney, Richard Jennings, ROYV: Cliarlvs Klingcr, john Stine, Jim Zarfoss, jim I-lively, Bren- Bob Galbreath, Fred Cope, and Kerry Herman. ton Downs, Steve Shelley, and Rodney Koons. LAST ROW: Craig 56 Mr. Shellenberger attempts to score for the faculty dur- ing the Varsity vs. Faculty basketball game. Faculty Us Varsity The highlight of an evening of basketball at the Red Lion High School gym was a friendly game between the varsity team and the faculty. The faculty claimed they were the best on the pre- tense of their age and experiencefl But the varsity retaliated by saying that they were young and spry, and that they were still in shape from the basketball season that had just ended. The faculty was able to control the ball and the boards while the varsity was able to shoot more accurately. At times it looked as though the fac- ulty were going to win the game with no dith- culty, but the varsity team eouldn't be counted out because they fought from behind and closed the gap to a few points. The faculty had to hold off a last minute rally to win, 60-56. Proceeds from the game went toward a school athletic scholarship fund set up by the Red Lion Area Teachers' Association. We wonder to whose advantage this jump shot was. We surely hope it wasn't the faculty! Mr. Fitzkce leads the way as the smiling faculty team enters the gym before the game. 57 K V Mi. .km f Freshman Track Team - FRONT ROW: J. Koellner, R. Knisley, L. Grothe, T. Streavig, R. Burke. SECOND ROW: C. McKinley, S. Shoff, D. Houser, J. Davis, B. McWilliams, D. Manifold. THIRD ROW: C. Boll, S. Oberdick, D. Dinsmore, M. Smith, H. Dunlap, R. Snyder. . i ,.i g s. , . . e . R 'S 1 u J. - I 4. VA 1,-U5 Y X K 4 A . 4 s , .,,,. 3 1 h Q J r ' z . J R r I 5 ' 2' I .ani R f I 1 4 . ,- M , .V J R , in V S . R ,!A '1u, ' s L' 'iik ' it 1 lim., S I A ii' Q5 ii i'7N'9 V ' . ' ' s. . 'R .f ' ' 4' ' I .X '- . 5 R iii KEN - .. v ' r - fi' ' . ff - R Q - . ,jp r f 1 I . . .5 ,R ig, . 1 Af. x I ' . 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WVorkinger, B. Eveler, B. Kimball. FOURTH ROW: B. Stump, L. Schmuck, R. Mellinger, K. Smith, S. Vasellas. On your mark! Get set! Go! To become accomplished in track a great deal of practice is necessary. Dale Dinsmore and lVIike Smith take their turns as Donald Houser and Tim Streavig await their sprint. 2' , f' -f uf-1 4' R. .. .' .fvwggy .. - , g-,,,..4- . .'yR-f.5?'.1'1-'Ri-.,'f4 1' Y Scores FRESHMEN R.L. 26 Northeastern 14 North Hills 18 Dover 34 Spring Grove 39 South Western 22 Hanover 26 West York 33 York Suburban 25 Susquehannock 26 Eastern 35 Kennard Dale 34 Dallastown OPP 38 29 29 41 49 51 63 39 23 53 31 54 Carl Criswell drives in for a lay-up against Susquehan nock in a game which saw the Red Lion freshmen record their first victory. The Freshman Basketball Squad experience intermural competi- tion for the first time. FRONT ROW: Thomas Mihalov, Leon Knaub, Carl Criswell, and Bill Snyder. SECOND ROW: Wilbur Goheen, Rick Keller, John Burke, Sam Workinger, Lloyd Mackie, and Mike Mayes. THIRD ROW: Kent Smith, Larry March, Charles Sherron, Bradley Stump, Greg Smith, and Rick Sechrist. YA! fx., ffllll X A e 55 1 -.E 40 20 X f D S-I XT . X X N N X Cross Countyy Team - FRONT ROW: R. Keller, J. Koellncr, R. Burke. SECOND ROW: J. Royston, M. Raub, D. Lehman. THIRD ROW: B. Kopp, G. Kline, B. Kinarcl. FOURTH ROW: K. Slenker, T. Lawson. Excitement stirs the crowd as each of these grapplers constantly tries for an advantage over his opponent. .. - A I rn . . li H' M4 ,. 'I .,.. ,HQ 60 1 a xl s il h -., N F ,-mv ?M,,.,..- --I .I ' I , Q -., .pa J 1 at . X i wi ff . 1 YQ' , L 'M' . l Q. 'L ' ln' , 5 Vg . .E 4,51 'jgtf .4-NL . 7-..1 -i ,to ., -Q, if f .int qw..-'.--:,.:4 xg: - m.-4, x'.t ' .Qw- . 6 'Enemy' -l K fs 'M fi. ,Q-., ,- 4 f-K4 , V+., . .-A. 4 ,, Q if 1 x Q Q l-,S e A ' gf rf-lr: 5: J: N5 - vii . sg, t , xw7.K,:-.2-f VV. ltr.. . K . 4+ X Qs, 4 NX -,Mu X' 75-5' 4'-:jx iff' Y'3:g.,7f M- L jQ,,,Q, 'v:'1A YQQJ flfeixlfg - . 'Wise NX ' M is . W. Nh Sega' Vlrwv YZ 'Q ' u Mi 't?'H Wvrzrilr.-.wi i' . ,-W1 X 'x X X X N-at .hm-1, . N ,q.,L.MiAf5gf:fQ,.,, 11 Tennis, a favorite sport of most nations, takes a place in the sports at Red Lion for thc first timc. Mr. Hangen, director, presents trophies to the champions, Diana Shermeycr and Tim Sprenkle. Winners of our annual foul shooting contest are senior, Connie Hake and freshman, Dcbbie Evans. The Pelicans and Robins meet in the championship game which climaxes the annual G.A.A. basketball season. ' i 4 mf 1 S. -D fi . Ta, mu. T-T Be' f' W K , Q 3. Vi . q 3 , 5 so in li K ii: 21211--.M - r.,. :F 'ff :E gi me 5 hum ' 1 9 um 5 I I l O yi jx:- . M, W' ,J-qs A i 5 3 Nd Mi xv fxw .V l www 'R '- Z , alfizkm uf' wmv. inn is 1 2 I x f 5 1 5 1 E 2 I 5 If 'U r am'za1L4'0ns Judy Dietz and Tom Smith of the Lion business staff, aided by the typists, count the day's sales. free NX .P M . ?4..vl I A' Lion Staff No one. knows just how much work is involved in composing a good yearbook except the staff itself. These loyal workers give up most of their free time to produce our annual. Designing layouts, gathering information, identi- fying pictures, writing body copy and captions, editing typing, and proofreading are part of the daily routine for responsible staff members. After these things are accomplished, the materials are sent to our yearbook company. The editorial staff composed of Marilyn Dearclorff, Karen Ehrhart, Richard Smeltzer, Kathryn Downs, Martin Neff, and Carol Grove try to decide on the perfect wording for a caption. Camera shy: Kathleen Downs. These efficient, nimble fingered young ladies comprise the Lion -typing staff. They are Elaine Shaull, Theresa Smith, Gail Gemmill and Jo Ann Graham. The girls do not seem to ' v r v .1 r' mind the fact that their advisor M s. Hess, ma have an 5 a Y involved assignment for them. .MMM W AMW A WRMWWAAA A-1 i L, '- ' .... N.....-rar rw . Q2'-- in , T' n 'fill . , .- ..Jig ua.- 4, was . ff-.s h V eq.. y F V T . K X,-,f .X XX Qian jf, '. 64 Make-Up Staff members arc Ra- lenc Flalmrty, Cynthia Howard, Richard Elinc, Donna Dunlap, Beth Dcardorff. gil ifnqx E 1 , I Q 0 u ,..-Ai kg - s xi, K -l,.A,,,,. X Co-editors of the yearbook, Nancy Kauffelt and Susan Fauth, discuss the plans for the '65 Lion. ,- 3,,,,....l Here we find our Lion Photographers, Donald Arnold, Marlene Brown, Gwen Wise, and David Young, in one of their few inactive II10I'I1CI'llS. IVSX if if Vs 'xr X-NN-,,1 1, A.. ,fate Mi., saw 2 -S -Q. sv Ln. -.. IL , . N , f 1... off ' t H M 15. W X X Busily at work are the two members of the Business Staff, Cathie lVean and Cheryl Davis. f YE. l vs :SM Of' an lewis N sf Sv ,.....i........,..,.., , R , X. x., X M4- fx 4 s .i K 'ri F -ff. E l 'fi l- Sports Writers, Greg Myers, Cathie Wean, Chris Gold- man, Rick Keller, and Ward Yorks check the coming Leonid. Leonid Staff The Leonid, our school paper, certainly keeps the students informed about all the events of the school. The staff members advised by Miss Lipp- man, a new teacher at Red Lion this year, are constantly writing articles concerning the school and its members. Published monthly, the paper records all the school activities of that month. Although a member has many hours of extra work, each agrees that it is worth while. Leonid news writers: V. Beaverson, R. Tyson, L. Hively, D. Walker, M. A. Shue, S. Flinchbaugh, E. Sechrist, S. Typists for the Leonid are Kira Trout, Darlene Brown, Patsy Dellinger, Pat Hue- ter, Donna Sowards, and Darlene Laird. Neff, L. Buecker, M. Green, M. Gove, C. Davis, S. Emenheiser, L. Pomraning. N X ui 1 Feature writers are Carol Clnppcr, Donna Emenheiser, Stephanie Stalmley, Jo Shive, Rod- ney Haugh, James Delhalner, Philip Kehr, David Bartholomew, and Galen Byrd. A.. ,-' - xv-'W 'Ill Being co-editors of the '64-'65 Leonid Staff, Susan Einenheiser and Linda Pomraning are kept very busy as they organize our sehool paper. lkfiss Lippxnan discusses future artistic plans for the Leonid with Cindi Keesey, the Art Editor. is XY-Y X2 'g x -Jai . 67 Student Governing Body Democratic representation through student self-government is the desirous goal of our schoolls Student Council. Its emphasis has been aimed toward closer cooperation between the student body and administration, protection of students, rights. and pro- motion of enthusiastic interest and expression in school govern- ment. Representatives from each homeroom assemble every Thurs- day and work out the school policies. Holding the general welfare and betterment of each student foremost among its concems, Student Council has increased school social life while also stress- ing capable and worthwhile student leadership. Dale Emmenheiser looks on as newly elected Student Council Ofhcers, Bill Reed, President: Alana Forry, Secretary-Treasurerg and Craig Ellis, Vice Prcsidentg discuss plans for future Stu- dent Council activities. The Theme Christmas Enchantment, cast a beautiful spell on the Christmas dance. This annual affair is sponsored by our Student Council and is held in the gymnasium, which was an ' .f'fV 68 FRONT ROW: Hollyann Goheen, Lona Beaverson. Bill Reed. Craig Ellis, Sandy Wilhelm. SECOND ROW: Peggy Karr, Patsy Dellinger. Richard Smeltzer, Patricia Hucter. Donna Emenheiser. Susan Neff. THIRD ROW: Donna Walker. Debbie Arnold, Kirk Slenker. Rodney Haugh, Jane Grove. Hope Miller. FOURTH ROW: Catherine Young. Kathy Clapper, Jane Roseman. Jane Kopp. Peggy Good, Marlene Myers. Sandra Fcree. FIFTH ROWV: james Fleagle, Earnest Horton, Connie Getz. Beverly Zarfos, Louise Smith. Susan Leithiser, Carolsue Posey. Bob Galbreath and Steve Molcy, along with the others, seem to be enjoying the new juke box, one of the many projects of the Student Council. wth' ,oigfgvfb 57 +o if .M -fa ,- .l These students are being good citizens of our school as they vote for the 1965 Student Council Ofhcers. ' f - s X fum, Library Club-FRONT ROW: B. Knaub, A. Gillette, J. McWil- lizims, P. Fullerton, D. Swords, P. Smeltzer, J. ShofT, L. Heffner. SECOND ROW: A. Miller, M. Craley, M. Hanes, M. Kilgore, L Dellinger, B. Flaharty, H. McCoy, K. Smith. THIRD ROW: C Freed, B. Eveler, D. Orwig, D. Strausbaugh, D. Druck, D. Emen- heiser, M. Robinson, Eveler. FOURTH ROW: J. Detting- xl 1 :Ll -... QQ er, C. Ludwig, D. Miller, P. Bennett, C. Davis, L. Hall, S. Ruth, D. Sowards, P. Dellinger. FIFTH ROW: C. Glatfelter, E. Knaub, D. Howard, E. Knaub, J. Strickler, J. Greakman, D. Laird, A. Uffelman, K. Haugh. SIXTH ROW: R. Barnett, R. Smith, C. Paules, D. Flaharty, S. Ferree, V. Hedrick, J. Witmer, P. Witmer, D. Burk. tCamera Shy: E. Dcttingerj. Archery Club-FRONT ROW: G. Dun- lap, D. Grothc, B. Stabley, M. Stein, M. Neff, K. Wilson, B. Eveler. SECOND ROW: L. Thompson, L. Taylor, B. Dun- lap, C. McKinley. T. Stokes, S. Keller, L. Lciphart, T. Keener, E. Mellinger. THIRD ROW: B. Kimball, J. Vannoy, F. Ludwig, L. Anderson, Saylor, G. Til- ton, R. Smith, Stearn. FOURTH ROW: P. Buchanan, D. Fisher, C. Flinch- baugh, G. Ashton, J. Bnrshinger, R. Ben- nett, L. Cooper, K. Stine, C. Wilson. FIFTH ROW: B. Mihalov, R. Knisley, Botts, S. Buchingham, D. McKinley, G. Smith, C. McKinley, B. Todd. SIXTH ROW: D. Tilton, K. Minnich, L. Phil- lips, Knisley, D. Ohcrlander, M. lllyes, K. Klinedinst, L. Laucks, D. Manifold. SEVENTH ROW: R. Dunnick, L, Kee- ports, G. Warner, M. Perree, F. Ferree, N. Keeports, T. Markey, S. Rexroth. W X ,F lv F Musical Organizations hlusie. the universal language. is deeply appreciated at Red Lion, Duties ol' lN'Ir, George Wlard. head of the in- strumental department. inelucle direeting the marching band. eoneert band. orehestra. dance band and related organizations. Singing to Chase the blues away. to help observe holi- days or just for lun are specialties ol' Red l.ion's choral organizations. directed by Rfrs. Dorothy Adams. Our instrumental and ehoral organizations combine to present our annual Night of lN1usie , and during the Christmas Season. a Christmas assembly is presented to all the students and faculty. Our popular l,ionnaires: Carolyn Brant. Riehard Sineltzer. Dennis Smith and Galen Byrd. plan for future performances. Girls' Chorus-FRONT ROYY: Jean Zuinbrum. Susan Atkins. Sue Shaull, Mary Ella Scott. Jane Hueter. Judy Shaull. Biary Ann Shue, Kathy Klindinst. Roxane Smith. Ann hliller, Sandra Smeltzcr. Doris Haugh. Lorna Laueks. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Hengst. Vir- ginia Beaverson. Connie Burk. Connie Blouse, Linda Wlarner, Lin- da Shaull, Georgia Kowaeh. Mary Stein. Joan Stabley, Deanna Sliver. Vlendy Smith. Dannielle Ellis, Judy Knisley. THIRD ROYV: Beth Vlorkinger. Donna Oberlander. Paulette Lieber- kneeht, Jane Oberlanclerr Pat Bennett. Jeannette Striekler. Jane Kopp. Jean Kopp. Barbara Shostak, Renee Smith. Lona Bea- vcrson, Connie Getz. Carole Roseinan. Linda Tyson. Jane Scitz. 04 QE. all ,ey ' i ',,-.l Beverly Zarfos. FOURTH ROYV: Susan Butcher. Klareinclie Rob- inson. Patti Wiser Denise Reicler. Carol Ashton. Bonnie Portner, Jane Koons. Judy Grafton. Donna Kilgore. Ruth Sullivan. Phyllis Buchanan. Barbara llunnarn. Barbara Sullivan. Sue Morton, Pa- trieia Throne. FIFTH ROYY: llillie Krieg. Peqqy Good. Janet Rayburn. Ann Reiehard. Eileen Seehrist. Amy Miller. Carolyn Lud- wig. Donna Toomey, Mary Eaton. Brigette Krieg. Debbie McCal- lister. Jeanne Lehman, Rita Kohlbus. Pamela Ilivner. Donna Tompkins. Pamala Craley. Naney Kauflelt. lris Todd. Deborah Myers. Talented Students Display Musical Abilittes l l Concert Band-FRONT ROW: S. Flinchbaugh, C. Brant, S. Neff P. Kchr, L. Herbst, J. Bamhart, A. Miller, D. Walker, L. Hively, D. Wolfe, G. Paules, P. Winter. SECOND ROW: C. Yohe, B Walker, A. Markel, C. Keeports, B. Klinedinst, K. Ehrhart, M. Spangler, R. Barnett, Mundis, G. Smith, E. Keesey, D. Reed, K. Beckley, L. Kccsey, S. Burgcn, B. Warner, J. McCliment, G Smith. THIRD ROW: S. McGurk, Stabley, L. Pomraning, R. Orwig, D. Brenneman, Loyer, H. Matthews, Hannigan, G. Spurley, D. Dinsmore, V. Crowl, N. Keeports, K. Slcnker, N. Ep- pley, B. Mitzel. FOURTH ROW: V. Myers, L. Daugherty, D. Man- ifold, J. Olphin, L. Hoover, C. Tschop, D. Garner, C. Ehrhart, G. Leiphart, R. Kopp, B. Henshaw, D. Hamilton, A. Snook, L. Orwig, n the High School Concert Band ' A 2 Yc'?'fV'Y 4- . ' QI: ' , 1? ff' fftt 'Y V 3, ,J 3 ,. 5, l.? , 5 M. Cordrey, B. Kinard, D. Meisenhelter, T. Seaks, G. Maust, Ch Klingcr, P. Lutz, L. Taylor. FIFTH ROW: W. Lutz, K. March J. Barnett, J. Orwig, D. Godfrey, D. Deitz, C. Boll, J. Garner, B J. Frey, C. Criswell, J. Miller, L. Stcrner, J. Conrad. SIXTH ROW Mr. Ward, G. Byrd, J. Young, S. Paules, J. Grim, B. Downs, C -v McWilliams, D. Shipp, D. Snook, D. Yohe, L. Wert, G. Warner, Hake, P. Brant, G. Warner, R. Fauth, D. Smith, B. Spurlcy, .l Burke, J. Burke, D. Kohler, T. Burns, A. Peters, L. Ehrhart, M Eberly, D. Walker, F. Grove, A. Blouse, T. Lawson, M. Pickcl, D Johnson, D. Bartholomew. ' I rs, if-. ip. ' -11 H 1 J Orchestra - N. Kaufifelt, G. Byrd, J. Kopp, B. Shultz, M. Eberly, E. YValker, B. Downs, J. Burke, P. Brant, K. Klinedinst, C.'Spruley, J. Kopp, V. Crowl, Mr. Ward, E. Seehrist, N. Keeports, K. Slcnker, B. Wfarner, D. Bartholomew, lNIeCliment, T. Lawson, S. Neff, L Boys' Chorus - FRONT ROYV: C. YVolf, R. Conrad, D. Kohler, V Smith, D. Shearer, J. Finn, C. Ehrhart. SECOND ROW: D. Dcitz, A. Blouse, Carner, C. Spurley, R. Orwig, G. Kline, C. Boll, F. To - -for-if-GL. - Herbst, C. Criswell, P. Kehr, S. Flinrlilmugh, H. lNIntthews, J. Xlil- ler, B. Klineclinst, J. lNIunclis, A. Kizirkel, R. Kopp. B. lValker, C Yohe, T. Seaks. P. Lutz. S. Burgen, C. Nlziust, L. rllfl'y'lO1'. C. YV:irner D. Smith, B. Spurley. Grove, G. Wfolfgang. THIRD ROW: B. Spurley. D. Dinsmore. A Miller, B. Henshaw, R. Kopp, D, Snook. J. Stine, M. Rzuib. I.. Sny- der, P. Keh r. lNIixcd Chorus - FRONT ROYY: S. Tollvy. I.. Svhlag. C. Grove. K Vascllas. D. Brown. P. Mvllingvr. KI. Brown, B, Holtzapplc, L Grove. B. Poscy. J. Grove. R. Bcnnmt. B. Good. K, Scitz. D. Young SECOND ROYV: lNI. Knisvly. K. Burns. D. Griffin. D. YValkcr, F. Wainluaugli. J. Fray, H. Colivcn. K. Downs. R. Brown. lNl. Grccn. D. Arnold, L. Sc-rlirisl. C, Tscliop. D. lNIrCnigan. Roscinan, S. Bon- ncss. M. Rotlic-rincl. T. Slicffvr. THIRD ROW: J. Barnlmrt, J. Finn. Dance Band - Nanry Kauffvlt. TNTZlI'g'fllCl'lll' Knislvy. Calc-n Byrd. FRONT ROYV: Carroll Iilirliart, Cone I.c-ipliart, Grvg Maust, Tom Scaks. Larry Taylor, Barry Hcnsliaw. SECOND ROYV: Franklin Fi iii 2 A l J. Young. D. Kohler. T. Burns. R. Kc-llcr. C. Brant. P. Svcln-ist. I. Cooper, K. Downs. C. XVarnc'r. D. Snook. Y. Sniitli. I.. YYvrl. G Wlolfgang. A. Snook. C. Elirhart. l.. Snydc-r. FOURTH ROXV: D Dcitz, A. Blouse. Oarnc-r. C. lXIc'Kinlry. C. Klinv. D. Dinsinorv. YV Ncfli, B. Hcnsliaw. D. Slicarvr. A. Milla-r. F, Grow. B. Rm-ml. l. Rafl'cnslx'rgcr. L. Ellrliart. Stinv. KI, TQHIID, Ll. Boll, Dt'lll2llIlf'l' Grove, Dennis Slllllll. Max Pick:-l. David Barllioloinc-w. THIRD ROW: Mr. lVard. lwroy XVL-rt, Jan Burke, Donald Wlalkor. Kfarcol- lus Ebcrly, Brian Spurlcy. 4 Q Q 1 09 1 if -. . Qi-'Eggers , Here is one of the few times me see our pretty cheerleaders standlng still. They arc: Tina Sheller, Debbie lWcGuigan, Delores Kline, Pat Markle, Barb Jackson, Pat Geesey, Jinnie Lou Frey, Sue Godfrey, and Jill Toomey. Q9 f M ., .,m,--we Pausing from their drilling, the Color Guard. Hollyzinn G0llCCI1 Stephanie Stabley, Carol Clapper and Cheryl Davis stand proudly holding the flags and guns. .. .Q Qs! Cheerleaders Color Guard Majorettes Although our enthusiastic Freshman cheerleaders are usually cheering their fellow classmates on to victory, here they are posed for the Lion photographers. The members of the squad are: Diane Landis, Jane Hively, Connie Getz, Debra Jacobs, Jean Spence. 76 4' -,Q RED LION ABE BAND Majorettes are Kathy Ness, Roxanne Smith, Susan Butcher, Janet Fauth, Marcindi Robin- son, Pamela Hivner, Barbara Gibb, Sally Bonness, Joanne Evans, Mary Stein, Darlene Kreid- ler, Nan Keeports, Joan Stabley and Kathy Vasellas. Holding the high school banner are Linda Cooper and Judy Knisley. The peppy junior varsity cheerleaders, Barbara Holtzapple, Jeanne Snyder, Mary Eaton, Lydia Philipps, Lorna Laueks, and Sharron Rexroth relax momentarily for a group picture. .jf K aug' 77 Our versatile head majorettc, Pam Craley, stops her routine to pose for the Camera. Auto Nlccllanics-FRONT ROW': P. Leerone. F. Rittenhouse. T. Miha lov, R. Sprenkle. R. Craley, J. Uflelman, D. Lentz. SECOND ROW: J. Myers. I.. Bahn. L. Kline. B. Runklc. R. Conrad. G. Criswell, S. Vasel las. THIRD ROYY: D, Keener. YV. Lewis. T. Myers, J. Criswell, R. Van noy. F.F.A.-FRONT ROW: P. Brant. L. Stcrner. C. Wforkinger, Taylor. T. Criswell. E. Heinclel. P. Jordan. L. Conrad, L. Strayer, G. Snyder. SECOND ROW: R. Snyder. C. Snyder. E. Smcltzer. G. lNIeyers. D. Keener, T. Sawmillcr, Brute I-Ieffner, D. Daugher- ty. Urey. I.. Kohlbus. THIRD ROW: R. Ruppert, K. Sheetz, R. Burehett. D. Hedrirk. D. Barshinger, E. Illyes. G. Switzer, D. Smith. E. Hawkes. Haugh. FOURTH ROW: H. Johnson, G. Sophomore. John Young. smiles proudly as he exhibits the prize that he won in a Calf serainlxle at the York Interstate Fair. YVC are proud of the aecoinplishments and progress of each student in the F.F.A. program. 4 Bish. D, Seiple. J. Younfl. C. Smith. P. Baldwin. J. Uffelman. R. Marks, P. Grove. R. Clinton. FIFTH ROW': KI. Downs. S. YVag- ner, S. Nissley. J. Orwifz. N, Easley. M. Marks, H. Edie. M. Duke. C. Criswell. R. Bohn. SIXTH ROW: B. Conrad. D. Lentz. M. Warner, M. Frey. K. Seiplc, B. Sprenkle. C. Urey, M. Warner, M. Bacon. K. Neff, VV. Lewis. I fr 4 ,4- F.H.A.-FRONT ROW: Phyllis Buchanan, Beth Kinarcl, Peggy Mellinger, Bonnie Tyson. Georgia Sellers. Paulette Lieberknecht. Elaine Graley. SECOND ROYV: Linda Heffner, Margaret Shaw, Sherry Knokey. Nancy Klinedinst. Wanda Brown. Sharon Godfrey Alice Sweitzer, Donna Horn. THIRD ROW: Ruth Albright 1 Designing Club-V 'FRONT ROYY: John Toomey. Ernest Hake. Dean Wlise. Thomas Keener. SECOND ROW: Ray McYVilliams, Bill Runkle. Dennis Shearer. George Emenheiser. Bill Wise, These lmoys are displaying a trophy for an outstanding design. 6 5 ,', I' .lin I C2 Bonnie Grouse, Susan YViernian. Ruth Ann Tome. Treva Swope. Donna Metzger. Judith Eveler. Thelma Grove. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Eveler. Brenda lmrtz. Breniea Dunlap. Edith Godfrey. Kathryn Godfrey. Hope Sowers. Lorraine llall. Jeanne Holt- zinger, Rachael Arnspaeker. As officers of the Future Honiemakers of America. these girls. Phyllis Buchanan, President: Paulette Leiberknecht, Secretary: Georgia Sel- lers. Vice President: Peggy Mellinger, Treasurer: and Beth Kinard, Senior Representative are kept occupied. Mrs. Uhler and Mrs. Horn- er are the advisers. 'tif may-fi.. .. , .1 M .... YW: ,. -i n A .gtg-5-v'ff-Fly., ,LJ 79 Professional Clubs The newly elected ofliicers of the Future Nurses Club, Linda Hunt, president, Karen Ehrhart, secretary, and Janet Henry, vice president lend their attention to Mrs. Rexroth as they make plans for future meetings. Future Nurses of America - FRONT ROW: Ann Miller, Phyllis Buchanan, Janet Henry, Bonnie Knaub, Alice Sweit- zer, Beth Moore. SECOND ROW: Carol Ashton, Bonnie Ty- son, Judy Grafton, Teresa Phillips, Donna Metzger, Beverly Blevins. THIRD ROW: Linda Hunt, Debbie Flaharty, Sandy Ferree, Connie Sechrist, Carolyn Ludwig, Sue Bosley, Jane Seitz. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Botts, Debbie Howard, Treva. Swope, Renee Smith, Hope Sowers, Karen Ehrhart, Jeannette Strickler, Marlene Grove. fri. gymnasium to hear a lecture by Mrs. Witta the profession of a nurse. The Future Nurses' Club is assembled in the Each of these young ladies has a dream of someday wearing the uniform which will signify 41 Future Teachers' Club -- FRONT ROW: C. Keeports, C. Killllltlllilll, K. Stine, ll. Seitz. D. Klyers. S. lNfIeGurl4, Zumbrum, J. Sxncltver. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Shevkart, D. Elnenheiser, S. Barshinger, Janet Fauth, G. Smith, H. Kreig, B. Gennnili, K. Blar- kel. THIRD ROYV: P. Good, A. Miller, S. Knotts, E. Knaub, J. Visiting lVIrs. Gladys Slenker's kindergarten class, Denctte lNIyers ob- serves a few teaching techniques as Construction with blocks is under- way. 81 Spyker, J. Koons, M. Grove. FOURTH ROWV: S. Stabley, J. Loycr, E. Knaub, L. Bueeker, NI. Nlarkcl, B. Krieg, L. Smith, K. Clapper. FIFTH ROW: C. Lane, C. Roseman, J. Illyes, C. Wean, S. Fauth, C. Clapper, G. Myers. SIXTH ROW: D. Snyder, P. Hivner, A. For- ry, J. Flinchbaugh, S. Heffner, D. Manifold, R. Waltemyer. Judy Flinehbaugh helps hir. Donald Jones and Mr. Harold Myers along the line at the FTA tea given for the members of the faculty. 'fh- H-, s f ,-- Q 'Wav E Senior Math Club-FRONT .ROW: Lionel Ehrhart, Martin Neff, Robert Ruff, Darlene Griffin, Jeff Ream. SECOND ROW: Dean Haugh, Robert Anderson, Fred Paley, Carol Patterson, Charles Rost, Judy Flinchbaugh. THIRD ROW: Jerre Frey, Diana Shermeyer, Chris Goldman, Larry Snyder, Wayne Steffee, Greg Stabley. Directed by Mr. Ziegler, the math club enables interested students to learn more ad- vanced mathematical skills. in 5.9 ii v 1 Gym Club-FRONT ROW: Julie Kline, Debbie Miller, Deanna Flaharty, Carolyn Ludwig, Barbara Jackson, Jinny Lou Frey, Deanna Dunlap, Barbara Holtzapple, Bonnie Campbell, Diane Landis, Con- nie Blouse. SECOND ROW: Judy McWilliams, Shirley Kohler, Rachael Lane, Debbie Fishel, Pat Geescy, Sue Godfrey, Pamela Hivner, Lucy Grove, Debbie Jacobs, Jenny Fishel, Diane Mayes, Joyce Snyder. THIRD ROW: Delores Kline, Jane Hively, Jane Stabley, Diane Gehly, Raletta Brown, Jolene Howard, Linda Frey, Deborah Myers, Jill Toomey. . 1:--sw 'fha As the other members of the Gym Club stand by with a look of amazement, Sue Godfrey balances herself on the balance beam. This is one of the many skills that are performed in this club. 82 W'-.-1 - - if' fi li 5: n- . IM' 'Y :Q in , . Biology Club takes field trips and discusses the many phenome- PCSEY G00d SECOND ROW MHFY Arm Shllc 0 Shlvc DOWN nons of the plant and animal kingdom. Biology Club Members Oberlancler Mike Dietz THIRD ROW Vicky Arnold Kathy -FRONT ROW: Jean Zumbrum, Amy Miller, Catherine Young, Clappcr Barbara Shostak Pam H1vncr Mr. Posey, Ray Knisley and other members of the Biology Club wait to board the bus for their annual trip to the Pennsylvania State Farm Show. 83 Seniors, inducted into the National Honor Society in the spring of '64, are as follows: FRONT ROW: Susan Barshinger, Donna Emenheiser, Lonna Beaverson, Carolyn Brant, Thomas Burns, and Carol Clapper. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Davis, Darlene Griffin, Linda Pomraning, Susan Emenheiser, Ralene Flaharty, Gail Gem- ii. I tml l asv.-.-.ai:1i'fuf:.4 fl' if has rtrr mill, Lucille Lehman and Diana Shermeyer. THIRD ROW: Carol Grove, Nancy Kauffelt, Cindi Keesey and Mary Kilgore. FOURTH ROW: Fred Paley, David Bartholomew, William Reed, Charles Rost, Wayne StefTee, Ward Yorks and Christopher Goldman. ational Honor Society It is an honor for any student to be eligible for membership in the National Honor Society. In order to become a member, each person must be a very ac- tive participant in extracurricular activities at school, at home, and in the community. Besides this, it is necessary for the student's scholastic average to be above average or excellent. Each year a small per- centage of juniors and seniors are initiated into this honorary society. Every organization must have officers to be overseers and to be certain that everything runs smoothly. Newly elected officers are Ward Yorks, President, Donna Emenheiser, Treasurerg Carol Grove, Secretary. Latin Honor Society-Rodney Haugh, Marilyn Spang- ler, Susan Emenheiser and Wayne Steffee comprise the Latin Honor Society. In order to be a member of this organization a student must display outstanding scho- lastic ability in Latin. E ' AIA Varsity Club-FRONT ROW: Danny Heyne, Wayne Neff, Kerry Herman, Nevin Posey, Darwin Dosch, Jeff Keesey, Danny Smith, Steve Stern. SECOND ROW: Richard Runkle, Elmer Markel, John Trout, Kelly Wilson, Bill Krouse, George Hake, Richard Kline, Eddie Ahrens, Tim Sprenkle. THIRD ROW: Mike Smith, Alan Shelley, Dale Young, Fred Arnold, Byron Kinard, Dale Saxman, Charles Rost, Jim Hamburger. FOURTH ROW: Joe Jacobs, Richard Jennings, Jim Hively, Tom Dull, Andy Hoover, Bill Recd, Greg Kline, Fred Paley. FIFTH ROW: Craig Ellis, Elmer Fromm, Barry Haugh, Terry Rider, Ron Workman, Sam NcfT, Larry Snyder, Ward Yorks. , I , .D . , ,. .-4058 ' 51 Af' - 'WX , ' ,IH..,,1. 1. 'Yx-'-3 ,N . . xx in-1 :ARS .v. , ll' ff-I'-'M U -' -.- ,... - si., ,.-I . ,. M. 4.-., - n- if 'y 1 T' O X o a I l C 85 1f,Vr-L54-ilu ' v-J A Q ' Photography Club - FRONT ROW: Joyce Snyder, Judy McWilliams, Diane Mays, Dennis Tilton. SECOND ROW: Dean Haugh, Donald Smith, Dennis Hill, David Holfmaster. THIRD ROW: Nancy Uffle- man, Kay Stine, Randy Phillips, Dale Neff, Follow Jill, girls! Form perfect, balanceg one-two, one-two. Danc- ing Club offers the girls of our school an opportunity to learn new dancing techniques and the poise needed to become a. skilled dancer. Photography for a hobby could easily be the theme of this picture. David Hoffmaster, Dean Haugh and Dennis Tilton work together in the darkroom during a regular photography club meeting. YF' :I 5 . , 4 X , Y X 'Y 'N'-QJKNQ, . NNN ,... Jw- The lighting crew which consists of Bill Wise, Jim Godfrey, George Em- cnheiser and Bill Kline regulates the many lights attached to our stage in the auditorium. .Qi Z? 2? ' as ' The boys of the stage crew are needed at all our assem- blies and special events taking place in our auditorium. FRONT ROW: Robert Reheard, James Tressler, Robert Jordan, Roy Flaharty. SECOND ROW: Terry Mackie, Barry Shelley, Jesse Urey, Leroy Kolbus. THIRD ROW: Robert Swords, John Stearn, Robert Smith, Frank Me- Dermott. null! . 4 GI Junior Classical League promotes Latin in the school, plans trips to the various museums and holds school soeials in Roman style. FRONT ROW: Barbara Good, Kathy Sietz, Elaine Craley, Susan Barshinger, Shirley Tolley, Charles Smeltzer. SECOND ROYV: Diana Shermeyer, Susan Fauth, Elaine Knaub, Eileen Knaub, Cheryl Davis, Marlene Grove, Glenn Wolfgang. THIRD ROW: Jolene Howard, Susan Elnenheiser, Barbara Shostak, Miss Judy Nloore, Cathie YVean, Carol Clapper, Rodney Haugh. 87 Electronics Club - FRONT ROW: Rick Keller, David Hoffmaster, Sherwood Shoff. SECOND ROW: Mike Mc- Glauflin, Dean Haugh, Mike Deitz. THIRD ROW: Bar- ry McWilliams, George Emenheiser, John Pritt. ,A P Art I and II - FRONT ROW: Debbie Evans, Cathy Ness, Denette Myers, Joyce McKinley, Susan Leithiser. SECOND ROW: Donna Emenheiser, Cheryl Davis, Jenny Fishel, Cynthia Waltimyer, Darlene Kreidler, Susie Grove, Janet Lehman, Karen Mtindis. THIRD ROW: Stephanie Stahley, Nancy Keesey, Beth Moore, Carol Clapper, Sandra Campbell, Bonnie Crouse, Linda Anderson, Patricia Markel. FOURTH ROW: Jill Toomey, Lorraine Hall, Jeanne Holtzinger, Brenica Dunlap, Linda Frey, Ralene Flaharty, Connie Kline, Linda Glackin. FIFTH ROIV: Maurice Urey, Ron Beaver, Jim Bender, Peter Jermyn, Ricky Heininger, Jeff Richardson, Don- ald Smith, Phil Kehr. SIXTH ROW: Craig Snell, Galen Byrd, Ken Paules, Nevin Posey, Barry Haugh, Darwin Dosch, John Finn, Rick Keller. Nlr. l'Viney advises Greg Stabley and Linda Anderson. members of the Art Club. Greg and Linda listen intently to hir. Win- ey's helpful suggestions to improve the style and lines of Greg's drawing. ' Business Club - FRONT ROW: Marlene Brown, Hope Miller, Darlene Brown, Donna Himes. SECOND ROW: Lona Beaverson, Sue Bosley, Geraldine Taylor, Joanne Evans, Sharon Gemmill, Margie Patton, Sue Grove. THIRD ROW: Donna Waltimyer, Bernadette Gillette, Barbara Hunnam, Mary Ann Rothermel, Ella Kilgore, Jeanie Mae Arnold, Jennifer Rohrbach. FOURTH ROW: Treva Stermer, Rachael Lane, Joyce Lane, Shir- ley Koller, Erma Gemmill, Gail Gemmill, Joanne Gra- ham. FIFTH ROW: Patsy Dellinger, Darlene Laird, Lin- da Dietz, Donna Sowards, Jeanne Snyder, Lin- da Koons, Bonnie Goheen, Trudy Knisely. SIXTH ROWV: Linda Deppen, Carol Reineeker, Gloria Pomran- ing, Josie Sheff, Verna Hedrick, Judy Foulk, Jenny Fish- el. SEVENTH ROW: Louise Kilgore, Linda Barnett, Ju- dith Godfrey, Vonnie Druck, Denise Emenheiscr, Dorene Gipe, Darlene Bowman. Horticulture 8: Pet Care - FRONT ROYV: Bonnie Knaub, Marlene Myers, Su Ellen Fuclem, Darlene Myers and Linda Grim. SECOND ROW: Dave Keener, Debbie Miller, Linda Sechrist, Linda Frey, Renee Smith, Suzy Ann Emenheiser, and Wilbur Goheen. V1.2 gi S 1 P . fic A UL' j X K . . - . 5 sa if A aszffi. ' AJ ,. . . W . , Y, It I ,l,,. , ,,,, P ,W Z . . MH' 'I Hunting and Fishing - FRONT ROW: E. Flaharty, D. Smith, R. Grove, C. Roberts, D. Ross, R. Reichard, C. McKinley. SEC- OND ROW: F. Ludwig, J. Van- noy, G. Emenheiser, L. Anderson, G. Meyers, L. Bahn, B. Hcffner, N. Laventure, R. Hengst. THIRD ROW: T. Mackie, R. Thompson, C. Hoerner, G. Criswell, L. Kauffman, R. Bahn, S. Oberdick, C. McKinley, B. Mihalov. FOURTH ROW: E. Herman, D. Wallace, M. Bowser, S. Keller, T. Myers, C. Winters, J. Myers, D. Saylor. FIFTH ROW: S. McWilliams, D. Ho- ward, F. Rittenhouse, J. Shaw, K. Stump, D. Manifold. eg K ,wx 1 1. 1 K fm w -xuwgii ,IA ,MIN im IS Z5 dn ifWVQSfl'T1QH+ whm pcyb dmderwds In Mme ...J 'URM enfors N Craig Anderson Linda Anderson Robert Anderson August Arinsberg Donald Arnold Fred Arnold Jeanie Arnold Edna Atkins all I-an I was x., 'IQ The Senior Class officers, James Delhamer, presi- dentg Cindi Keesey, vice-presidentg Barbara Jackson secretaryg and Darwin Dosch, trcasurerg confer pri- vately in the library to promote senior activities. Rachael Amspacker 'U' X ,fr James Badders Terry Barley Richard Barnett J if Jan Barnhart ,gui Susan Barshinger David Bartholomew Lona Beaverson Sue Ann Bosley Chosen Few Head Senior Activities Amspacker, Rachael Emmaline . . . R.D. 1, Brogueville . . . F.H.A. 3,45 H.R. President 3. Anderson, Craig Lynn . . . 316 W. Broadway, Red Lion . . . Foot- ball 1,2. Anderson, Linda Jane . . . R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Art Club 1,2,3,4. Anderson, Robert Clifton. . . R.D. 2, Delta . . . Math Club 4. Arinsberg, August Benard . . . R.D. 3, York. Arnold, Donald L .... R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Photography Club 1, 25 LION Photographer 2,3,4. Amold, Fred Eugene . . . 173 Linden Avenue, Red Lion . . . Varsity Club 3,45 Football 15 Basketball 15 Baseball 2,3,4. Arnold, Jeanie Mae . . . R.D. 1, Windsor . . . Business Club 4. Atkins, Edna Irene . . . R.D. 2, Felton . . . Dancing Club 45 Busi- ness Club 3. Badders, James Reed . . . 619 W. Broadway, Red Lion. Barley, Terry Lee . . . 118 Keener Avenue, Red Lion . . . Football 1,25 Track 1,3545 Debate Club 45 Class Play 35 H.R. Treasurer 1,3. Barnett, Richard M. . . . R.D. 2, Delta . . . Band 1,2,3,4. Bamhart, Jan Leroy . . . R.D. 2, Red Lion . . . Chorus 1,2,3,45 Class Play 35 Band l,2,3,45 Flute Choir 2,3,45 Student Council Rep- resentative 1. Barshinger, Susan Ann . . . 156 S. Franklin Street, 'Red Lion . . . F.T.A. 2,3,45 Junior Classical League 45 LEONID 2,3,45 Class Play 35 Art 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 H.R. Secre- tary 3,45 Student Council 2. Bartholomew, David . . 340 Cottage Place, Red Lion . . . Orches- Lila 1,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 LEONID 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 H.R. President 4. Beaverson, Lona Rae . . . 264 E. Broadway, Red Lion . . . Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,35 H.R. President 15 H.R. Vice President 25 Student Council 45 Class Vice President 2. Bosley, Sue Ann . . . 412 Holly Drive, Red Lion . . . Art Club 15 Biology Club 25 Photography Club 2,35 F.N.A. 253,45 Business Club 3,4. Brant, Carolyn Ann . . . R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Lionnaires 3,45 Flute Choir 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 H.R. President 25 H.R. Vice President 1. Brown, Darlene Mae . . . R.D. 2, Felton . . . Art Club 15 Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 Business Club 3,45 LEONID 45 H.R. President 35 H.R. Treasurer 45 Student Council 2. Brown, Marlene Faye . . . R.D. 2, Felton . . . Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 Photography Club 15 Biology Club 25 Business Club 3,45 LION 45 H.R. Treasurer 25 Student Council Representa- tive 4. Buchanan, Phyllis J. . . . R.D. 1, New 'Park . . . Girls' Chorus 1,2,3, 45 F.N.A. 3,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Archery Club 4. Buchkingham, Gerald Lester . . . R.D. 3, Red Lion. Buecker, Linda Jane . . . R.D. 2, Delta . . . Girls' Chorus 1, Art Club 1, F.T.A. 2,3,45 LEONID 3,45 Secretary 25 H.R. Treasurer 35 H.R. Vice President 4. Bull, Donaleen Mae . . . 255 Hyson Avenue, Red Lion . . . Library Club 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 H.R. Secretary 3. Burk, Dwight Eugene . . . 312 W. Broadway, Red Lion. 65 Carolyn Brant Darlene Brown Marlene Brown Phyllis Buchanan Gerald Buckingham Linda. Buecker Donaleen Bull Dwight Burk Thomas Burns Galen Byrd Sandra Campbell Carol Clapper Judith Colyer Donna Cooper Darlene Craley Pamala Craley eeee e 1 all Burns, Thomas M .... 2 E. Gay Street, Red Lion . . . Band 1,2,3, 45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Assembly Band 3,45 Student Council 2,35 Class Play 35 National Honor Society 3,4. Byrd, Galen . . . 426 N. Franklin Street, Red Lion . . . Band 1,2,3,- 45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Assembly Band 3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 H.R. President 3. Campbell, Sandra . . . R.D. 2, Red Lion . . . Business Club 3. Clapper, Carol Ruth . . . 221 N. Charles Street, Red Lion . . . Jun- ior Classical League 45 F.T.A. 3,45 LEONID 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Color Guard 45 Lion Mascot 35 Art Club 45 Class Play 35 National Honor Society 3,4. Colyer, Judith Ann . . . Charles Street, Felton . . . Art Club 35 F.H.A. 4. Cooper, Donna Mae . . . R.D. 1, Windsor . . . F.H.A. 2,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2. Craley, Darlene Mae . . . R.D. 2, Felton . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 F.H.A. 1,45 Business Club 3. Cralcy, Pamala Kay . . . R.D. 3, York . . . Majorettes 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 3,45 G.A.A. 45 Student Council 45 H.R. Secretary 2. Criswell, Terry Allen . . . R.D. 1, Brogueville . . . F.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Crouse, Bonnie Jean . . . R.D 1, Windsor . . . Art Club 1,2,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Archery 45 Student Council 3. Daugherty, Dean Roy . . . R.D. 1, Brogueville . . . F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Davis, Cheryl . . . R.D. 2, Stewartstown . . . Art Club 1,45 Library Club 1,2,3,45 Junior Classical League 45 LEONID 2,3,45 Color Guard 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 H.R. Vice President 3. Deardorlf, Beth Ann . . . R.D. 1, Windsor . . . Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 LION 3,45 H.R. Vice President 4. Dearuorlf, Marilyn Louise . . . 16 Railroad Avenue, Red Lion . . . F.T.A. 15 LION 3,45 G.A.A. 25 Y-Teens 15 H.R. Treasurer 1,45 H.R. Secretary 45 Student Council 2. Delhamer, James M .... R.D. 9, York . . . Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band Announcer 3,45 LEONID 2,3,45 Football 25 Class Play 35 H.R. Pres- ident 1,25 Student Council 2,35 Class Vice President 35 Class Presi- dent 4. Dellinger, Kathleen . . . R.D. 1, Airville . . . Industrial Arts 1,2,3,- 45 Tumbling Club 1,25 Design Club 45 Gym Club 45 Library Club 4. Dettinger, Earl Woodrow . . . R.D. 1, Brogueville . . . Industrial Arts 1,2,3,45 Tumbling Club 1,25 Design Club 45 Gym Club 45 Library Club 4. Dettinger, Larry Gene . . . R.D. 1, Brogueville . . . Chess Club 1,25 Tumbling Club 35 Gym Club. 4. Dietz, Judith Ann . . . 831 Locust Grove Road, York . . . LION 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 45 G.A.A. 45 H.R. Secretary 15 H.R. Vice President 25 H.R. President 3,4.' Dolinger, James Cole . . . R.D. 3, Red Lion. Dosch, Darwin B .... R.D. 3, York . . . Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1, 2,3,4 5 Art 15 Varsity Club 3,45 H.R. Treasurer 35 Class Treasurer 4. Downs, C. Kathleen . . . R.D. 1, Airville . . . Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 Orchestra 1,2,35 LION 4. Downs, M. Kathryn . . . R.D. 1, Airville . . . Orchestra 1,2,35 Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 LION 45 Student Council 15 H.R. Treasurer 3. Dunlap, Brenica Lynn . . . R.D. 1, Windsor . . . Art Club 45 F.H.A. 45 Archery 4. Dunlap, Donna Marie . . . 358 West Broadway, Red Lion . . . Tri- Hi-Y 1,2 5 F.N.A. 35 LION 4. Eberly, Marcellus F .... 235 N. Charles Street, Red Lion . . . Basketball 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,4. Ehrhart, Karen M. . . . 139 N. Main Street, Red Lion . . . Band 1, 2,3,45 F.N.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 25 Class Play 3 Ehrhart, Lionel K .... R.D. 2, Felton . . . Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Brass Sextet 45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 1. aw ,K N Pk- Terry Criswcll Bonnie Crouse Dean Daugherty Cheryl Davis Beth Dcardorfl' hlarilyn Dearclorfl James Delllamcr Kathleen Dellinger Earl Dettingcr 9? Larry Dettinger Judith Dietz Darwin Dosch Kathleen Downs Kathryn Downs Brenica Dunlap MVORK7 .45- is 496 MARWAGE? COLLEGE? ? ? ? -Q Q fin Donna Dunlap Marcellus Eberly Karen Ehrhart Lionel Ehrhart 3' K James Dolinger 'luis N3 N 95 Q 'u Nix Joanne Evans ' Judith Evclcr Mary Evclcr Bill Evelcr Paul Eyler Michael Fake Susan Fauth Ralenc Flaharty Roy Flaharty Judy Flinchbaugh Susan Flinchbaugh Terry Flinchbaugh Playful and F un-Loving Seniors Eline, Richard C., Jr .... 234 N. Main Street, Red Lion . . . Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 LION 45 Debate Club 2. Ellis, Clarence E .... R.D. 2, Felton . . . Gym Club 3,4. Ellis, Joseph Edward . . . R.D. 2, Felton . . . Gym Club 2,3,4. Emenheiser, Donna K .... E. Main Street Ext., Windsor . . . Art Club 152,45 Library Club 253,45 Student Council 45 National Honor Society 3,45 H.R. Vice President 1. Emenheiser, Susan Elaine . . . R.D. 2, Red Lion . . . LEONID 2,35- 45 Junior Classical League 45 Tri-Hi-Y 15 GiA.A. 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 National Latin Honor Society 3,4. Emenheiser, Suzy Ann . . . R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Orchestra 1,2,3,- 45 Horticultural and Pet Care Club 4. Evans, Ioanne Louise . . . R.D. 2, Stewartstown . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3, 45 Dancing Club 15 Business Club 1,25 Majorettes 45 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Art Club 15 H.R. Treasurer 1. Eveler, Judith Mae . . . R.D. 2, Felton . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 F.H.A. 3,- 4. Eveler, Mary Ann . . . R.D. 2, Felton . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 5 Business Club 35 F.H.A. 4. Eveler, Bill C .... R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Tumbling Club 152,35 Gym Club 45 Track 4. Eyler, Paul R .... 610 Atlantic Avenue, Red Lion . . . Industrial Arts Club 4. Fake, Michael Keith . . . 117 S. Main Street, Red Lion . . . Band 1,2,35 Student Council 1,45 Stage Crew 3,4. Fauth, Susan Jane . . . 536 W. Broadway, Red Lion . . . F.T.A. 1,- 2,3,45 G.A.A 1,2,3,45 Junior Classical League 45 Class Play 35 LION 45 H.R. Treasurer 1,4. Flaharty, Ralene Marie . . . R.D. 1, Airville . . . Art Club 1,2,3, 45 LION 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 H.R. Vice President 4. Flaharty, Roy Leon . . . R.D. 1, Airville . . . Stage Crew l,2,3,45 Tumbling Club 25 Gym Club 45 Hunting and Fishing Club 4. Flinchbaugh, Judy Elaine . . .110 S. Main Street, Red Lion . . . Dancing Club 15 G.A.A. 15 F.T.A. 253,45 Math Club 45 Debate Club 4. Flinchbaugh, Susan Mae . . . 135 Linden Avenue, Red Lion . . . Cheerleaders 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 LEONID 3,45 Class Play 35 H.R. Secretary 4. Flinchbaugh, Terry Lee . . . R.D. 2, Red Lion. Frey,7Brenda Lucille . . . R.D. 1, Windsor . . . Art Club 1,35 Danc- ing Club 15 F.H.A. 2,3,4. Frey, Jerre Lark . . . R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Bande1,2,3,45 Art Club 25 Math Club 4. Frey, Linda Marie . . . R.D. 9, York . . . Art Club 2,3,45 Horti- cultural and Pet Care Club 45 Gym Club 45 Dancing Club 45 G.A.A. 4. Fudem, Su Ellen . . . 1070 Locust Grove Road, York . . . Dramatics Club 15 Biology Club 25 G.A.A. 35 Horticultural and Pet Care Club 4. Fullerton, Bonnie Ann . . . 38 East Avenue, Red Lion . . . Business Club 4. Galbreath, Robert Main . . . 180 S. Franklin Street, Red Lion . . . Varsity Club 2,3,45 Football 15 Basketball 1,25 Golf 1,2,3,45 Class Play 35 F.T.A. 1 Gatewood, Lee Ann . . . 235 W. Broadway, Red Lion . . . Cheer- leaders 15 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 G.A.A. 1,25 Dancing Club 15 Business Club 45 Biology Club 2. Gemmill, Erma Jane . . . R.D. 3, Red Lion. . . Business Club 3,4. Brenda Frey Jerre Frey Linda Frey Su Fudem Bonnie Fullerton Robert Galbreath Lee Gatewood Erma Gemmill Gail Gemmill Sharon Gemmill Bernadette Gillette Donald Gipe Linda Glackin James Godfrey Hollyann Goheen Christopher Goldman Joanne Graham Patricia Griffin Linda Grim Carol Grove Donald Grove Raymond Grove Sue Grove fr fs -14+ Q F11 -V X , H -ffsfif if li t XX' I' 'Q K, ,S X, 'W 'Hb' Thelma Grove Connie Hake fix ly gf' wud fl Q' his 'WN 65' Ernest Hake Lorraine Hall 98 41 James Hamberger Barry Haugh Dean Haugh Sharyn Heffner Ronald Hengst Janet Henry Lynn Herbst Kerry Herman 's Gemmill, Gail Elaine . . . R.D. 1, Wrightsville . . . Dramatics Club 15 Business Club 3,45 LION 45 National Honor Society 3,4. Gemmill, Sharon Ann . . . R.D. 2, Red Lion . . . Dramatics Club 15 Business Club 3,45 H.R. Vice President 3. Gillette, Bernadette Marie . . . 182 W. Main Street, Windsor , . . Art Club 2,3,45 Library Club 2,35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Class Play 35 Busi- ness Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Student Council 25 H.R. Vice Presi- dent 2,3. Gipe, Donald Richard . . . 220 First Avenue, Red Lion . . . Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 4. Glackin, Linda Jean . . . Brogueville . . . Art Club 1,2,4. Godfrey, James Lee . . . R.D. 1, Wrightsville . . . Stage Crew 2,3,4. Goheen, Hollyann Malloy . . . R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 Color Guard 45 G.A.A. 35 Student Council 1,45 H.R. Secretary-Treasurer 2. Goldman, Christopher Holliday . . . 47 W. High Street, Red Lion . . . Debate Club 25 Basketball 1,3545 Math Club 45 Class Play 35 Student Council 25 National Honor Society 3,45 H.R. President 1,45 Class President 1. Graham, Joanne Rae . . . R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Library Club 15 Business Club 3,45 LION 4. Griilin, Patricia Darlene . . . 646 Clare Lane, York . . . Library Club 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 National Honor Society 3,4. Grim, Linda Jane . . . R.D. 1, Wrightsville . . . Library Club 15 Photography 2, Business Club 35 F.H.A. 15 G.A.A. 2,45 H.R. Treas- urer 2. Grove, Carol Ann . . . R.D. 1, Airville . . . F.T.A. 15 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 LION 45 National Honor'Soci- ety 3,45 H.R. Secretary 35 H.R. Vice President 1,45 H.R. President 2. Grove, Donald Ervin . . . R.D. 1, Windsor . . . Tumbling Club 25 Varsity Club 4. Grove, Raymond Henry . . . R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Tumbling Club 1,25 Gym Club 45 Hunting and Fishing Club 45 H.R. Treasurer 4. Grove, Sue Ellen . . . R.D. 3, Red Lion . . . G.A.A. 1,25 Girls' Cho- rus 1,2 5 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Business Club 3,4. Grove, Thelma Elaine . . . R.D. 1, Felton . . . F.H.A. 3,4. Hake, Connie Lee Rosemary . . . R.D. 3, Red Lion . . . Photogra- hrihy 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Dancing Club 25 Band 3,45 Dramatics Club 1. H Hake, Emest William . . . R.D. 1, Windsor . . . Tumbling Club 25 Designing Club 4. Hall, Lorraine Lee . . . 140 N. Main Street, Red Lion . . . F.H.A. 2,3,4, Arr Club 4, Library Club 1,2,a,4. X Hamberger, James M .... R.D. 2, Red Lion . . . Football 45 Base- ball 3,4. Haugh, Barry James . . . 554 S. Pine Street, Red,Lion . . . Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Tumbling Club 1. Haugh, Dean LeRoy . . . R.D. 2, Felton . . . Dramatics Club 15 Bi- ology Club 25 Photography Club 2,45 Archery Club 35 Electronics Club 3,45 Senior Math Club 4. Heifner, Sharyn Virginia . . . Main Street, Felton . . . Dramatics Club .15 F.T.A. 4. Hengst, Ronald Eugene . . . 323 W. Maple Street, Red Lion . . . Gym Club 45 Hunting and Fishing Club 4. Henry, Janet Marie . . . 636 S. Pine Street, Red Lion . . . Dancing Club 1,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Biology Club 25 F.N.A. 2,3,45 Advanced Bi- ology Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. ' Herbst, Lynn Everett . . . R.D. 3, Red Lion . . . Band 1,2,3,45 Or- chestra 3,4. Herman, Kerry L .... 229 S. Main Street, Red Lion . . . Football 1',2,3,45 Basketball 15 Golf 1,2,35 Track 1. Porter Kauffman Thomas Keener Cindi Keesey Nancy Keesey Phil Kerr Sylvan Keller 100 Daniel Heyne Donna Himes Jeanne Holtzinger Cynthia Howard Patricia Hueter John Hummel Barbara Hunnam Linda Hunt Barbara Jackson David Johnson Robert Jordan Nancy Kauffelt Mr. Tome, advisor, discusses plans for senior activi ties with Jim Delhamer, class president. Ella Kilgore Mary Kilgore Beth Kinard James Kitzmiller Constance Kline Delores Kline Nancy Klinedinst Sherry Knokey . . .. , ,X Q1 . T s. Seniors Are Advised b Charles Tome Heyne, Daniel William . . . 620 Memory Lane, Red Lion . . . Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Ad- vanced Biology Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Dancing Club 35 Art Club 1,35 Class Play 35 H.R. Treasurer 25 H.R. Secretary 1. , Himes, Donna Lee . . . R.D. 9, York . . . Dramatics Club 1,25 Dancing Club 15 Business Club 3,4. Holtzinger, Jeanne Evelyn . . . R.D. 2, Felton . . . F.H.A. 3,45 Art Club 3,4. Howard, Cynthia Ann . . . 242 N. Charles Street, Red Lion . . . Bi- ology Club 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 LION 4. Hueter, Patricia Ann . . . R.D. 2, Red Lion . . . Photography Club 15 Biology Club 25 Business Club 3 5 LEONID 45 Student Council 45 H.R. Secretary 1. Hummel, John I-Iommer . . . R.D. 3, Red Lion . . . Football 1,25 Basketball 2,3. 1 Hunnam, Barbara Jean . . . 220 S. Pine Street, Red Lion . . . Tri- Hi-Y 15 F.H.A. 25 Business Club 3,45 Girls' Chorus 4. Hunt, Linda . . . 831 Marvell Drive, York . . . G.A.A. 2,3,45 F.N.A. 2,35 Advanced Biology Club 3,45 Student Council 4. Jackson, Barbara Evelyn . . . R.D. 3, Red Lion . . . Cheerleading 1, 2,3,45 Gym Club 1,45 Dancing Club 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Class Play 35 Student Council 15 H.R. Treasurer 2,35 H.R. Secretary 45 Class Sec- retary 4. Johnson, C. David . . . 419 Cottage Place, Red Lion . . . Band 1,2,- 3,45 Dance Band 1,2,35 Student Council 1. Jordon, Robert M .... R.D. 1, Airville . . . Stage Crew 1,2,3,45 Hunting and Fishing Club 45 Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 2. Kauffelt, Nancy Marie . . . 458 Wise Avenue, Red Lion . . . Or- chestra 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 LION 45 National Honor Society 3,4. Kaulfman, Porter P. . . . R.D. 1, Wrightsville . . . F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Keener, Thomas Lee . . . 40 E. Avenue, Red Lion . . . Chess Club 1,25 Tumbling Club 25 Archery Club 3,45 Design Club 4. Keesey, Cindi E .... 34 E. Broadway, Red Lion . . . Art Club 1,35 LEONID 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,25 National Honor Soci- ety 3,45 H.R. President 1,2,3,45 Class Secretary 15 Class Treasurer 25 Class President 35 Class Vice President 4. Keesey, Nancy . . . R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Art Club 1,45 Dancing Club 2 5 Photography 35 G.A.A. 1. Kehr, Phillip E .... 12 Martin Street, Red Lion . . . Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 LEONID 3,- 45 H.R. Vice President 1,2,3,45 Class President 25 Class Vice Presi- dent 15 Class Treasurer 3. Keller, Sylvan Merl . . . R.D. 3, York . . . Football 15 Archery Club 3,4. Kilgore, Ella Romaine . . . R.D. 1, Brogueville . . . Tri-Hi-Y 25 Business Club 3,45 F.H.A. 4. Kilgore, Mary Jessie . . . R.D. 2, Delta . . . Photography Club 15 LEONID 25 Business Club 45 Class Play 35 National Honor Society 3,4 5 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 15Class Secretary 2. Kinard, Beth Ann . . . 22 N. Main Street, Red Lion . . . G.A.A. 15 Photography Club 15 Biology Club 25 Business Club 35 F.H.A. 3,45 Class Play 35 Student Council 25 H.R. Vice President 35 H.F. Secre- tary 4. Kitzmiller, James Eugene . . . R.D. 9, York. Kline, Constance Diana . . . R.D. 1, Wrightsville . . . Art Club 1,2,- 3,45 Library Club 1,25 Photography Club 1. Kline, Delores Marlene . . . 136 N. Charles Street, Red Lion . . . Dramatics Club 25 Dancing Club 25 Gym Club 45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,- 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 H.R. Secretary 15 H.R. Treasurer 25 H.R. Presi- dent 3,45 Class Secretary 3. Klinedinst, Nancy Louise . . . R.D. 3, Red Lion . . . F.H.A. 3,45 -Student Council 3. A Knokey, Sherry Mae . . . R.D. 1, Felton . . . F.H.A. 3,45 GA.A 3,- 45 Tumbling Club 15 H.R. Treasurer 3. K Lucille Lehman Gene Lexphart Larry Leiphart Jeanne Loyer Donald MacDonald Patricia Marliel Constance Marusak Jewell McCl1rnent William McDermott Charles McKinley Ray McWilliams Ernest Mellinger Max Kopp Brigitte Krieg Joyce Lane Rachael Lane Kohlbus, Leroy Wiley . . . R.D. 2, Delta . . . F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Photog- raphy Club 15 Stage Crew 2,3,4. Kohler, Dennis . . . R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4. Koller, Shirley Ann . . . R.D. 1, Airville . . . Tumbling Club 15 Business Club 45 Gym Club 4. Koons, Cheryl Lynn . . . R.D. 1, Windsor. Kopp, Max Leroy . . . 165 W. Main Street, Windsor . . . Tumbling Club 1,45 Chess Club 2. Krieg, Brigitte . . . R.D. 2, Airville . . . Girls' Chorus 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Art Club 25 Advanced Biology Club 45 H.R. President 35 Student Council 4. Lane, Joyce Carrol . . . R.D. 1, Brogueville . . . Metal Club 1.5 Busi- ness Club 25 G.A.A. 45 Gym Club 4. Lane, Rachael Ann . . . R.D. 2, Airville . . . Business Club 3,45 Gym Club 45 G.A.A. 4. Lehman, Lucille Ann . . . R.D. 9, York . . . F.T.A. 15 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Orchestra 1,2,35 National Honor Society 3,4-. Leiphart, Gene Franklin . . . 314 Wise Avenue, Red Lion . . . Gym Club 45 Automobile Club 35 Football 1. Leiphart, Larry Gene . . . 15 Prospect Street, Red Lion . . . Arch- ery 3,4 5 Gym Club 45 Automobile Club 35 Football 1. Loyer, Jeanne Arm . . . 18 W. Prospect Street, Red Lion . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Band 253,45 F.T.A. 45 Gym Club 4. MacDonald, Donald L .... R.D. 1, Airville . . . Automotive Club 35 Tumbling Club 1,2,45 Weight-lifting 2. Markel, Patricia May . . . R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Art Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,3,45 Dancing Club 15 Class Play 35 G.A.A. 1,4. Marusak, Constance . . . R.D. 1, Airville . . . Art 1,2,3,45 Dancing 15 Class Play 3. McCliment, Jewell Ann . . . R.D. 2, Red Lion . . . Orchestra 1,2,3, 45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Flute Choir 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1. McDermott, William Frank . . . R.D. 1, Brogueville . . . Tumbling Club 1,25 Auto Mechanics Club 3,45 Gym Club 4. McKinley, Charles Edward . . . R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Tumbling Club 25 Archery Club 3,45 Hunting and Fishing Club 4. McWilliams, Ray Earl . . . R.D. 2, Felton . . . Tumbling Club 35 Weight-Lifting Club 15 Wrestling Club 15 Design Club 4. Mellinger, Emest L .... R.D. 1, Windsor . . . Tumbling Club 15 Electronics Club 15 Archery Club 2. Mellinger, Peggy Jean . . . 316 Boundary Avenue, Red Lion . . . Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 G.A.A. 1,25 Class Play 35 H.R. Secretary 3. Miller, Arthur Thomas ...1 Stewartstown . . . Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 45 Flute Choir 253,45 Wrestling Club 1. Miller, Michael Gordon . . . 29 S. Franklin Street, Red Lion . . . Golf 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3. Mitchell, Judy . . . R.D. 2, Airville . . . F.T.A. 1,2,3,45 Library Club 2,3,45 F.H.A. 25 Art Club 15 H.R. President 15 H.R. Vice Presi- dent 2. Mitzel, Bonnie Lee . . . R.D. 3, Red Lion . . . Dancing Club 15 Marching Band 1,2,35 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Business Club 35 H.R. Treasurer 4. Moore, Beth Elaine . . . 39 W. Gay Street, Red Lion . . . G.A.A. 1, 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 15 F.H.A. 35 F.N.A. 4. Mundis, William L .... R.D. 3, Red Lion. Murphy, Stephen Michael . . . 501 Wise Avenue, Red Lion . . Football 15 Archery Club 3,4. 65 Peggy Mellinger Arthur Miller Michael Miller Judy Mitchell Bonnie Mitzel Beth Moore William Mundis Stephen Murphy Susan Neff vs 'Ilf- and Nancy Kauffelt, among many other seniors, visit the World's Fair. Kenneth Paules Shelby Myers Martin Neff Susan Neff Wayne NeFf Connie Ness Carol Norris June Overmiller Frederick Paley Walter Parks Carol Patterson Randall Patterson Margie Patton yi r ,M-Cr Arthur Peters f Mary Peterson Enjo able Recreation or Seniors Myers, Shelby . . . 221 Wise Avenue, Red Lion . . . Dramatics Club 15 Dancing Club 15 F.H.A. 4. Neff, Martin . . . 326 Boundary Avenue, Red Lion . . . LION 45 Tennis 3,4. Neff, Susan . . . 27 W. Main Street, Windsor . . . Student Council l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Flute Choir 2,3,45 Orchestra 45 F.T.A. 35 LEONID 3,45 Assembly Band 4. NeB', Wayne . . . R.D. 2, Red Lion . . . Gym Club 15 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Football 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 H.R. Vice President 35 H.R. President 1. Ness, Connie . . . R.D. 2, Red Lion. Norris, Carol Jean . . . 744 W. Broadway, Red Lion . . . G.A.A. 1, 45 Business Club 35 Dancing Club- 1. Overmiller, June Elizabeth . . . Charles Street, Felton . . . Dramatics Club 15 Business Club 25 F.H.A. 4. Paley, Frederick David . . . R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Football 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Math Club 45 National Honor Soci- ety 3,45 Treasurer 2. Parks, Walter Glenn . . . R.D. 2, Airville . . . Gym Club 1. Patterson, Carol Eileen . . . R.D. 1, Felton . . . G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Bi- ology Club 25' Math Club 4. Patterson, Randall Keith . . . R.D. 2, Felton . . . Track 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1. Patton, Margie L .... R.D. 1, Brogueville . . . Business Club 3,45 Dancing Club 2,45 Tumbling Club 25 H.R. Secretary 4. Paules, Kenneth Reginald . . . R.D. 1, Felton . . . Archery Club 15 Art Club 3,45 Track 2. Peters, Arthur William . . . 439 Wise Avenue, Red Lion . . . Band 1,2,3,4. Peterson, Mary Jane . . . R.D. 3, Red Lion. Phillips, John E., Jr .... 261 E. Broadway, Red Lion . . . Biology Club 25 LEONID 25 Advanced Biology Club 45 Gym Club 4. Pickel, Max V .... Brogueville . . . Football 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Gym Club 45 Dance Band 4. Pomraning, Linda J .... R.D. 2, Airville . . . LEONID 2,3,45 F.T.A. 15 Band 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 H.R. Treasurer 15 H.R. Vice President 4. Posey, Nevin L .... Brogueville . . . Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3, 45 Varsity Club. 3,45 Biology Club 2 5 H.R. President 4. Ream, JeHrey L .... 570 S. Pine Street, Red Lion . . . Archery Club 35 Math Club 45 H.R. President 2. Reed, William Scott . . . R.D. 2, Red Lion . . . Varsity Club 45 Football 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4 5 H.R. Vice President 15 Student Council President 4. Reheard, Robert J .... R.D. 2, Airville . . . F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Tum- bling Club 15 Photography Club 15 Biology Club 25 Stage Crew 3,45 Hunting and Fishing Club 45 Gym Club 4. Reibold, Cheryl Lynn . . . 84 W. Main Street, Windsor. John Phillips Max Pickel Linda Pomraning Nevin Posey Jeff Ream William Reed Robert Reheard Cheryl Reibold Chuck Rost and Donald Arnold pause for refreshments while inspecting the York Fair. ,mrs 1, 415-5 Jane Sechrist Elaine Shaull Linda Shaull Dennis Shearer Donna Shelly Diana Shermeyer 106 -ry 7 ev--w'f vu? 325 'Q Ronald Reichard Terry Rider Charles Roberts Linda Rodgers Jennifer Rohrbach Carole Roseman Dennis Ross Charles Rost Mary Ann Rothermel Robert Ruff William Runkle Dale Saxman n . in- is iva- N . iff. .4 'if N. Rosemary Shoff Linda Slonaker Richard Smeltzer Dennis Smith Donald Smith Duane Smith Patty Smith , Stanley Smith Reichard, Ronald Richard . . . R.D. 1, Wrightsville . . . Archery Club 1,2,3,45 Tumbling Club 1,2,3,45 Hunting and Fishing 1,2,3,45 Science Club 15 Auto Mechanics 2,3,4. Rider, Terry E .... 82 W. Main Street, Windsor . . . Marching Club 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Track 2,3. Roberts, Charles Clifford . . . R.D. 3, York . . . Biology Club 25 Gym Club 45 Track 1,2,3,4. Rodgers, Linda Lou . . . 112 S. Charles Street, Red Lion . . . Business Club 3,4. Rohrbach, Jennifer L .... R.D. 9, York . . . Business Club 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1. Roseman, Carole Mae . . . 165 Linden Avenue, Red Lion . . . G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Dancing Club 1,45 F.N.A. 3,45 H.R. Treasurer 1. Ross, Dennis Eugene . , . 46 N. Main Street, Red Lion . . . Tum- bling Club 15 Archery Club 35 Hunting and Fishing Club 45 Foot- ball 1. Rost, Charles Richard . . . 240 W. Gay Street, Red Lion . . . LEO- NID 2,3,45 Student Council 15 Photography Club 1,25 Varsity Club 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Class Play 35 Biology Club 2,45 National Honor Society 3,4. Rothermel, Mary Ann . . . 121 Householder Avenue, Red Lion . . . Mixed Chorus 45 Business Club 4. Rulf, Robert Richard . . . Airville . . . Biology Club 25 Photogra- phy Club 45 Math Club 45 Class Play 3. Runkle, William G .... R.D. 3, Red Lion . . . Auto Mechanics 3,45 Design Club 45 Industrial Arts Service Club 4. Saxman, Dale Ray . . . Airville . . . Varsity Club 45 Basketball 45 Gym Club 4. Sechrist, E. Jane . . . 737 Wise Avenue, Red Lion . . . Library Club 15 GAA. 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3. Shaull, C. Elaine . . . R.D. 1, Brogueville . . . Dancing Club 15 Tri- Hi-Y 1,2,35 LION 45 Business Club 3,45 H.R. Secretary 4. Shaull, Linda Ruth . . . R.D. 1, Brogueville . . . Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3,4. Shearer, Dennis Leveme . . . R.D. 9, York . . . Mixed Chorus 3,45 Boys' Chorus 45 Student Council 2. Shelley, Donna Kay . . .106 E. High Street, Red Lion . . . Archery Club 45 G.A.A. 1. Shermeyer, Diana Faye . . . 847 W. Broadway, Red Lion . . . Jun- ior Classical League 45 Math Club 45 National Honor Society 3,45 H.R. Vice President 4. Shelf, Rosemary S .... R.D. 1, Red Lion. Slonaker, Linda Rae . . . R.D. 2, Felton. Smeltzer, Richard H .... 219 W. Broadway, Red Lion . . . LION 45 Class Play 35 Student Council 45 Lionnaires 2,3,4. Smith, Dennis Lee . . . 144 S. Franklin Street, Red,Lion . . . Gym Club 45 Boys' Chorus 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Dance Band 45 Basketball 15 Class Play 35 Tennis 3,45 H.R. President 1,2,- 45 Lionnaires 2,3,4. Smith, Donald C .... R.D. 1, Airville . . . Art Club 2,3,45 Photog- raphy Club 45 Gym Club 45 Class Play 3. Smith, Duane R .... R.D. 3, Red Lion . . . Art Club 2,35 Hunting and Fishing Club 4. Smith, Patty Jane . . . R.D. 1, Felton. Smith, Stanley Leroy . . . R.D. 2, Red Lion. if ...-r Gregory Stabley Stephanie Stabley Wayne Steffee Spurgeon Stein Treva Stermer Stephen Stern Terry Stokes Veda. Strawbridge Alice Sweitzer Treva Swope Robert Swords Geraldine Taylor Theresa Smith Thomas Smith Darrel Snyder Judith Snyder Larry Snyder Hope Sowers Brian Spurley Beverly Stabley vs? 'i7f?'?'I Larry Taylor Linda Taylor Linda Thompson Patricia Throne Iris Todd Ruth Tome Donna Tompkins Jill Toomey F3 Smith, Theresa Ellen . . . 108 First Avenue, Red Lion . . . Tri-Hi- Y 1,2,35 Business Club 35 LION 45 Treasurer 25 Student Council 1. Smith, Thomas E .... 239 Wise Avenue, Red Lion . . . Class Play 35 LION 45 H.R. Treasurer 4. Snyder, Darrel E .... R.D. 3, York . . . F.T.A. 2,3 5 National Honor Society 3,45 H.R. Vice President 25 H.R. Treasurer-Secretary 3. Snyder, Judith Faye . . . R.D. 3, Red Lion . . Art Club 2,4. Snyder, Larry Alan . . . 455 Wise Avenue, Red Lion . . . Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 2,3,45 Photography Club 45 Gym Club 1,45 F.T.A. 1,25 Class Play 35 Track l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Math Club 45 LEONID 2,45 H.R. Vice President 1,2,35 Student Council 4. Sowers, Hope Irene . . . R.D. 2, Red Lion . . . G.A.A. 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1, F.H.A. 2,3,45 F.N.A. 3,4. Spurley, Brian Edward . . . 403 N. Main Street, Red Lion . . . Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Brass Sextet 1,2,3,4. Stabley, Beverly Elaine . . . 313 S. Main Street, Red Lion . . . Library Club l,2,3,45 Business Club 3,45 Student Council 35 Class Play 35 G.A.A. 1. Stahley, Gregory Allen . . . 303 N. Charles Street, Red Lion . . . Art Club 1,2,3,45 Auto Mechanics 35 Math Club 45 Track 45 Stu- dent Council 2. Stabley, Stephanie Lee . . . 210 W. Gay Street, Red Lion . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 LEONID 2,3,45 Dancing Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Dramatics Club 15 F.T.A. 3,45 Color Guard 2,3,45 Class -Play 35 Art Club 4. Steifee, Wayne K .... R.D. 9, York . . . Math Club 45 LEONID 25 LION 35 Baseball 35 National Latin Honor Society 2,3,45 Nation- al Honor Society 3,45 H.R. President 35 Student Council 2. Stein, Spurgeon . . . 167 S. Franklin Street, Red Lion . . . Archery Club 35 Auto Mechanics 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Football 25 Basketball 15 H.R. President 2 5 H.R. Treasurer 35 H.R. Vice President 1. Stermer, Treva A .... R.D 1, Red Lion . . Art Club 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,35 Dramatics Club 2,45 Dancing Club 1:45 Business Club 45 H.R. Secretary 4. Stern, Stephen L .... R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Varsity Club 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Marching Club 35 Gym Club 45 H.R. Treasurer 4. Stokes, Terry L. . . . Airville . . . Gym Club 25 Auto Mechanics 35 Archery Club 35 Weight-lifting Club 2. Strawbridge, Veda L. . . . R.D. 3, Red Lion . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1. Sweitzer, Alice Marie . . . R.D. 3, Red Lion . . . Photography Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y Biology Club 25 F.H.A. 2,3,45 F.N.A. 3,4. Swope, Treva May . . . R.D. 1, Brogueville . . . Tri-Hi-Y 15 Biology Club 25 F.H.A. 2,3,45 F.N.A. 3,4. Swords, Robert Fred . . . 1031 Locust Grove Road, York . . . Stage Crew 4. Taylor, Geraldine Marie . . . R.D. 1, Brog-ueville . . . Dramatics Club 25 G.A.A 1,2,45 Student Council 1,45 Business Club 3,45 Art Club 2,35 Class Play 35 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Dancing Club 4., Taylor, Larry Robert . . . 101 E. Prospect Street, Red Lion . . . Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 35 H.R. Vice President 3,4. Taylor, Linda Sue . . . R.D. 2, Airville . . . Tri-Hi-Y 25 Gym Club 45 Archery Club 45 Photography Club 1,45 H.R. President 45 H.R. Treasurer 25 H.R. Secretary 1. Thompson, Linda . . . R.D. 2, Red Lion . . . F.H.A. 2,35 Archery Club 45 Photography Club 45 Art Club 2. Throne, Patricia Kay . . . 163 Linden Avenue, Red Lion. . . Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Dancing Club 45 Library Club 15 G.A.A. 4. Todd, Iris Elaine . . . R.D. 2, Red Lion . . . Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Art Club 2,3 5 Business Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Class Play 3. Tome, Ruth Ann . . . 117 Linden Avenue, Red Lion . . . F.H.A. 2,- 3,45 Business Club 35 Library Club 25 Photography Club 1. Tompkins, Donna Jean . . . R.D. 2, Felton . . . Tri-Hi-Y 15 Girls' Chorus 2,4 5 Mixed Chorus 35 Business Club 3,45 Art Club 2,3. Toomey, Jill E. . . . 202 S. Franklin Street, Red Lion . . . Art Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleading 1,2,3,45 Gym Club 45 Tumbling Club 25 Dancing Club 1,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. John Toomey James Tressler Kira Trout Margaret Uffelman jesse Urey Maurice Urey Ann Walker Donald Walker Richard Waltemyer Donna Waltimyer Linda Warner Suzanne Warner 3 Viv William Waughtel Catherine Wean Evelyn Webb David Wert David Wheeler Sandra Wilhelm 110 Their Final Steps Determine T heir Future Toomey, John D. . . . R.D. 3 . . . Football 1, Design Club 4. Tressler, James Roy . . . 10 W. Prospect Street, Red Lion . . . Stage' Crew 2,3,4, Art Club 1, Mechanics Club 3. Trout, Kira Marie . . . 245 West High Street, Red Lion . . . Stu- dent Council 1, Business Club 3,45 LEONID 4. Uifelman, Margaret Alice . . . R.D. 1, Brogueville . . . Library l,2,- 3,4. Urey, Jesse James . . . R.D. 1, Airville . . . F.F.A. 2,3,4, Stage Crew 2,3,4, Tumbling Club 2. Urey, Maurice . . . R.D. 1, Brogueville . . . Art Club l,2,3,4. Walker, Ann . . . R.D. 1, Felton . . . Art Club 1, Dancing Club 1, 4, G.A.A. 3. Walker, Donald Leroy . . . 730 W. Broadway, Red Lion . . . Band 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 4, Dance Band 4, Service Club 4, Student Council 1. Waltemyer, Richard James . . . R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Debate Club 1, Boys' Chorus 1, Biology Club 2, LEONID 2, Class Play 3, Track 2, F.T.A. 4, Math Club 4, H.R. Treasurer 4. Waltimyer, Donna May . . . R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Tri-I-Ii-Y 2,3,4, Art Club 2,3,4, H.R. Secretary 1,2,3. Warner, Linda Mae . . . Brogueville . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Photogra- phy Club 1, Dancing Club 4, Girls' Chorus 3,43 H.R. Vice President 1,4. W Wamer, Suzanne B .... R.D. 3, Red Lion . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3. Waughtel, William Preston . . . R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Basketball 1,- 3,4, Biology 2, Baseball 3,45 Archery Club 4. Wean, Catherine M. . . . 615 S. Pine Street, Red Lion . . . Art 1,2,- 3,4, Biology Club 2, G.A.A. 1,2,4, F.T.A. 4, LEONID 2,3,4, Junior Classical League 3,4, Class Play 3. - Webb, Evelyn Madilene . . . R.D. 1, Airville . . . Photography Club 1, Dancing Club 4. Wert, David Bradley . . . Brogueville . . . Track 2, Automotive 4, H.R. Treasurer 1,3, Student Council 4. Wheeler, David Lloyd . . . R.D. 2, Red Lion. Wilhelm, Sandra .. . R.D. 1, Felton . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1, Student Council 3,4, Dancing Club 1,4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Wise, Dean B .... 121 E. Broadway, Red Lion . . . Automotive Club 3, Designing Club 4. Wise, William F .... 98 East Main Street, Windsor . Autome- chanics Club 3, Design Club 4. Witmer, Patsy Ann . . . R.D. 3, Red Lion . . . Library Club 2,3,4. Workinger, Beth Ann . . . R.D. 2, Felton . . . Dancing Club 4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 3,4, Photography Club lg H.R. Secre- tary 4, H.R. Treasurer 2. Yingling, Daniel I .... R.D. 2, Red Lion. Yohe, Linda . . . R.D. 1, Felton . . . Art Club 1. Yorks, Wards S .... R.D. 1, Red Lion . . . Student Council 1, LEONID 2,3 , Basketball 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, National Honor Society 3,45 National Athletic Honor Society 3,4, H.R. President 2,- 3,4. Young, Dale . . . 107 S. Main Street, Red Lion . . . Football 1,2,3,- 4, Marching Club 3, Track 3,43 Weight-Lifting Club 3,4. Dean Wise William Wise Patsy Witmer Beth Workinger Daniel Yingling Linda. Yohe Ward Yorks Dale Young Seniors I f H Education is an investment which pays dividends in . success is the motto of this year's Senior Class. The senior year brings more responsibilities. Some of these responsibilities are for each individual to have his picture taken, to participate in selecting the class motto, colors and flower, and to be measured for a cap and gown. Navy blue and white were chosen as the class colors while the red rose is the class flower. This year Send Me No Flowers was the senior play, portrayed by two different casts. The senior student is coming to the end of his basic edu- cation. From high school he may continue his education by studying at a higher institute or by pursuing a job, but no matter what each one attempts, he will gain knowledge from what he accomplishes. .sq . lg. Is this a part of our physical fitness program? No! Charles Rost is ...,,, just demonstrating the durability of aluminum during an assembly Q 1 presented by Mr. Michael Talcott, a space biologist. Nevin Posey rolls for a strike as other senior classmates watch eagerly. Bowling is a favorite sport in the physical education department at Red Lion High. .A..s..4s-- 'Y'!'l 'VC ' 112 1 lo 35 i s if . s in In iii. if 5 9 ws X C E 1 ' A Q Q 1 2 3 , --rw I FIVEBENSES' . '5 ,A I 1 sf 1, r, ser fm -'T' ' fbllhll i HEAR -. SMELL 1 ,Arif 'ww E Treva, is this the latest fashion? Certainly not! But in the future this spare outfit may be the ragc. Mr. Talrott explains the mechanism of the suit. Of all places to have 21 flat tire, the svhool parking lol! However, Fred Arnold doesn't seem to mind. Donald Gipe, why don't you help? Adding a hit of lllllIlOl' to the l.i0n llSSl'IlllJly. .lzunes llellmnul IN! if r ...W M.. . , ,, ,- s-f- 1174 113 Tom Burns, Phil Kerr and Larry Snyder Colnpose Z1 song of ill own as they promote yearbook sales. 39 ,wi ,W in-D lim: Arm Sminr Tiigh Srhnul 455, ,-,,h... ,.N,,.M ..N., M ..,.,.. . lv. -. nv. ..n..,: 1,9 MW. .,. . .,.1,m. .. ,.,mm. 1, NH. a uv. .U-... nf . , W... fllphlum M.. nm 1..- ,, ,,.,,.,, ,W - -. C ff-T f 92+- peciaf Ven? Mr. Donald Snyder, President of the school board, addresses the audience at the first outdoor commencement. ,, ., 35 Graduation For the first time, graduation this year was held out-of-doors on the Horn Athletic Field. A num- ber of speeches, including five from members of the graduating class and another from the class president, were presented with the key- note address, Learning Individualityf' given by Dr. Fred T. Wilhelms. The long awaited moment arrived as Mr. Sample and Mr. Snyder handed each senior his diploma. Those Were the Years That Were was the theme for the '64 Class Day. The action changed from present to past as recent happenings at Red Lion Area Senior High turned to the last four memorative years of school life. The program drew to a close with the class theme, song and poem. Seniors file to their seats for commencement exercises held on the Horn Athletic Field. sr K . K I 5 -,N .9 5 if ls in Ester Van Dyke happily receives her diploma from Mr. Frederick P. Sample during the 1964 graduation exercises. 3 1 X Us . l l P' il 1, Janics Hyson. donning tlic- word oscar. intcrjccts as the cmrcc. Vicki Young. zlioclvratvs a niovk Osrai' Awarcls Sliow for the annual Class Day. A i , , X Xl - Nw? 9 i 45Yx- 5 4 ' A S7 .ru QQ K ......,X 4 Ulf i 5 , 'f ill Joan Ellis. senior Class prcsinlcnt. prvscnts tlic sc'c'pt1'c to Cincli Kccscy in Class Day ccrunionics. C-iOlllif'1'.S Gang. Coniposccl of svnioi' lmanfl 1nr'inlmr'rs. viuvr- tains thc undc'rc'lassinr'n for the last time at thc Class Day asscinlnly, 1'l1osc XV4-rc Thr' Years rllllilt Wm-rv.', This alis- lll1gLllSllCd group znnuscs ilu' audicnvc with many familiar jazz nuinbcrs. iii 5 J ' , A .541 3 Zi amz, if SML 4 FN llfvlr .Nx I funior-Senior Prom Students, attired in formal raiment. arrived at the annual Junior-Senior Prom, '4An Evening in Paris, excited and vivacious. Before the couples began their evening of fun, they were greeted by the receiving line. After they were wel- comed, they glided blithely to the melodies created by the i'VValter Carl Orchestra. From twelve un- til five a.m. the young people watched movies and played wiffle-ball. Enjoying themselves at the refreshment table in the lobby, these seniors gather to chat with a few faculty members. Carole Roseman, Robert Ruff, Linda Glackin and Jay Bacon dance by the Eiffel Tower which was the center of attraction at the junior-Senior Prom, An Evening in Parisf' These fun loving seniors, Dennis Deardorff, Sharon Druck, Thomas Sechrist and Keith McCleary are decorating for the prom, I wonder how much they are really getting accomplished? 118 ... it w ., Q z X5,ii QE a' - 5 S s.:ki in Q X T 5 Y if sri ' 9 s i i l Induction into thc National Honor Society is thc reward for thc c1'l'orts and hard work of deserving students. ational Honor Society Induots zfnxx f 9 'Z'-, X , 4 X Diana SllCl'IIll'yPl' holds thc Cliartvr as David Pfaltzgraff oH'ic'ially adds his nunu' to tliv National llonor Society. 119 Cheryl Davis, a newly inducted lnvlnlmcr. gives a proud grin as Kay Sl1l'1'IllCyCl' pins thc- colors of tlic National Honor Socin-ty on hor gown. - -v be Fl A.- 1 6:52734 -.--5 Senior Play Send Me No Flowers,', a three act comedy was presented by the 1965 Senior Class. George Kim- ball was a hypochondriac who was married to a vi- vacious housewife. The entire play deals with the problems that the Kimballs have due to George's hypochondria. Jan Barnhart as Mr. Akins convinces Bob Galbreath to purchase a cemetery lot for three. The three inhabitants are to be Bob, his wife and her second husband. CW Of Characters Seniors Present 'Send M Judy Kimball George Kimball Arnold Nash Bert Power Dr. Moriscy hir. Akins First Passerby Second Passerby Third Passerby First Girl Second Girl Director Student Director Stephanie Stabley, Beverly Stabley Larry Snyder, Bob Galbreath Larry Taylor, Richard VValtemyer Richard Eline Michael Miller Jan Barnhart Larry Dettinger Robert Ruff Sue Ellen Fucleni Carol Grove Gindi Keesey Fred O. YVolfe Jane Sechrist, Te rry Barley The entire cast returns to the stage for a moment of recognition for their job well done. in J' M n, Amigo li' . 5625! 'Q--1 4 George Kimball begs Bert a rich Texas playboy, portrayed by Richard Eline, to take good care of his wife after George dies. iz, Lx' f 3 I X 1 X25 Larry Snycler is preparing to take the defensive as Stephanie Stahley and Fl 9 Richard Elinc talk about their past 0 College romance. Larry seems to be enjoying the ride ns Stephanie helps him across thc stage. -451 .FN I 'nl 'K Miss hlitchcll and Sherry Knokcy apply make up to Stephanie Stabley and Michael Miller. gui' .',,w Wvs 1. P., - 4 ,w ,.-4 , -o f,1' , ,.vY fi, Jv , 4' ,vv A,,v ' ,Q 154. v gs ' Pam Sechrist, portraying I-Ielen Keller Enjoying themselves at an early morning Latin Breakfast, initiated by Miss Clev- enger, are members of the Latin II and III classes. Students dressed in Roman garb and ate traditional Roman food. and Peggy Karr, depicting Ann Sullivan, are two of the main characters of the play, The Miracle Worker. YP Rodney Haugh appears as Mark Anthony in the sopho- more production of Julius Caesar. It seems as if each participant is heeding Rodney's invitation to Blend me your ears. The ability of these young actors looks promising for future dramatizations. fl ids to Students Among the many services offered to the stu- dents at Red Lion Area High. two of the greatest aids are School and College Night, held alter- nately at Red Lion and Dallastown. The college- bound pupil is offered an opportunity to talk with representatives of l1is favorite school or col- lege and benelit from the materials brought by each of them. Career Day is :mother important occasion for the industrious student. Representatives for dif- ferent occupations and professions assemble to help guide the student on the way to a choice of his future occupation. a s-X t.t. ...W .. ..... t... L: i. 4 ---' 2 S' 2 ws. h rm!-,,..-. In planning for further education and occupations College Night aids many students Leasing the electronics department are Gwen Wise and a fellow student HARRISBURC ELECTRONICS Uiilcps ,,' ABOVE: Listening intently, these boys at the annual Career Day, give their atten- tion to the representative from the Ma- rines. LEFT: Mr, Henry Blatner discusses the photography field as an occupation, while a few students day-dream of their future. Many students attended the College Night held at Dallastown this year. Shown here are college bound students and parents entering the room of the representatives from Franklin and Marshall. 1 Susan Emenheiser seems to be quite enthralled as she presides over the mock student council meeting during thc '64 campaign. This assembly is always a hig of the school year. ight 1 1 1 li' , if Bill Reed, a hopeful for the office of Student Council President, points to one of the many unique advertisements which bears his name dur- ing the campaign. The results of his campaign were rewarding. A group of seniors learn the democratic system of voting during the '64 Student Council Election. Student Council Election Registrar, Rodney Haugh, appears to take interest in his position as Jerry Stearn casts his ballot for Student Council Oilicers. Stewart Stokes and Linda Tyson await their turn. i Un. tl.: gf X ..g t - . x. E .ga Nancy Kauffelt, our versatile senior pianist, entertains at the assembly preceding the Night of Klusic with her splendid rendition, accompanied by the school concert band. ight of Music lNfIrs. Dorothy Adams and Mr. George lfVard directed the Senior High Night of Music with each musical organization participating. Solos by the drummer, tuba player, and trumpeter opened the pro- gram. The Boys' Chorus had to sing above the playing instruments in McNamara's Band. The orchestra played 'june is Bustin, Out All Over, from Carousel as one of their selections. Additional numbers were presented by the Lionnaires, Stage Band, Flute Choir, Clarinet Quintet and Brass Scxtet. For the linale the band and choruses com- bined to present selections from My Fair Lady. L ' M r. . 7' :ME Yr: -..T..ipg::v- ...L Trumpeter Greg Keller, a '64 graduate, provides an ex- cellent intcrpretation of Napoli before the enthralled audience at the Night ot' Music. Led by Mrs, Dorothy Adams, the Girls' Chorus bursts forth in song to entertain a large audience. 125 l X Y? 1 W 1 :Q Zf Carole Grim displays her artistic talent before a very interested audience. We wonder what this particular scene depicts? XJ 'NVESTIGATION Op HEART TRANSPLANT SURGERY I. :xp . Y 1 W ml cf, t4 I R A sfe gs ,391 I Z During the annual Shop Exhibit students and parents take the oppor- tunity to observe the accomplishments of the students in the Held of Practical Arts. IX - A .s '13 it ii - ii i ' . ,s i M-.J .4 . r L' Q: --43 , Choo! Exhibits Four areas, science, art, shop and home eco- nomics, were featured at the high school's Exhibit Night. The science Held constituted the main portion with displays of biology, chemistry, physics, some general science and consumer's science. Adults and students saw projects dealing with radioactivity, infra-red detector, robots, heart and lung machines and the generation of electricity by bacteria. In the art section were examples of oil paint- ings, ceramics, chalk drawings and sketches. Seen in the shop exhibit were a miniature motor- cycle, machine shop projects including wrought iron furniture and a spinning demonstration. The home economics department exhibited all types of clothing including suits, dresses, skirts, blouses and other handwork which the girls had made throughout the year. George Lighty displays his project at the animal Science Exhibition. This project is truly an outstanding show of scientiHc knowledge. Interesting and Educational Assemblies Folk singers from Dallastown take part in an exchange assembly sponsored eaeh year by our Student Council. Having presented several awards to the football players, the assembly. students with various abilltus and sl ltflr. Fitzkcc is shown shaking hands with John Pitzer. In given an award. ,Mm-A'Q'f' Students are avidly debating the objectives of both Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater for President at the mock election assembly. 127 'Oi ' rs B' X P- Wi -f ,img - it A, X 5 - - . is is . ' xi 1 -E51 , a-. L . J' I , 2 f f 6, , f t Q 5 of I I4 if J' t ir A Dramatic Presentation Love is Eternalw was presented by this year's sen- ior class for their Junior Play. The story, centering around Mary Todd Lincoln began with her life as a young lady. Several years later, she visited a married sister in Illinois. Because she was attractive and well- educated, she had many admirers. From these suitors she chose Abraham Lincoln. The Todds, who were quite prominent socially, objected to this man. Despite her family's criticism, Mary married Abraham Lin- coln. Mr. Lincoln worked his way up in politics to the Presidency. For him to reach this position was Mary Todd's greatest ambition. As the First Lady, she worked along side her husband encouraging him to sign the Emancipation Proclamation. Depicting Mary Todd, Susan Fauth gives Richard Smeltzer, portraying Ninian Edwards, a look of contempt as he tries to convince her that she should not marry Abraham Lincoln. faniors Stage 'Love Is Eternal ' Beth Kmard a taxpayer, emphatically states her purpose as Carol expressions en their faces, Beth must have an urgent problem. Clapper Richard Waltemeyerg and George Baerreis listen. By the We wonder who if took to solve her problem, in 1 t1,,4 , e was -- Q s S 3 2 l 128 Chris Goldman Proclamation as watch. Beverly Stablcy should depart as ponders the thought of signing the Emancipation his wife, Susan Fauth, and a taxpayer, Beth Kinard, seems to have convinced Richard Smcltzcr that they Michael Miller looks on wonderingly. The cast of Love is Eternal looks on as Abraham 'Lincoln por- Proclamation, freeing the slaves. His wife, Mary Todd Lincoln traycd by Chris Goldman, signs the well-known Emancipation played by Susan Fauth, stands by to reassure her husband. 129 am, v.. . Q- T .,f ' Calling rt foul on a mvmbcr of thc Rod Lion faculty's bziskctbzill 103111. Ralph liovluvoocl. Z1 XVSB.-X good guy, rcfcrcvs that Johnny lXfIitch- cll, who is also from YVSBQX, shoulcl umliv Z1 foul shot. The gamcis pro- Ccccls were put into the Filflllfy Scholarship Fund. ft .-N. Q- Mr. Robert Cliristophcr. il wvll-known author and tmvc-lvr. Clis plays his Arabian turban :md camc-l snclcllv wliich hr' obtztim-rl on 'i trip aroiuicl the world with t'iglityclolla1's in his pocket. X 9' T' ff 'fili- W k one . 'g-bmw.. Xa S- xx X wx - . ' Xxx I ll' vw l , ' ltr -X 'T' lr E 'X L ' ' Z I ' I Apprcrintccl by all thc faculty niciulwrs was thc' tea pnrty sponsored in thc Cafeteria by thc Fulurc Tvnvlivrs Club. Starting thc line to bc st-rvcd arc hir. Millis. Mr. Slizxllcr. and lNfIrs. lXIillcr. Christmas Enchantment, the Cllnistnias Dance. sponsored annually who are dancing in the midst of the beautiful decorations. by thc Student Council. is proving to be an enjoyable evening for all Valcntine's Day brings not only a romantic feeling to thc young at heart but also a beautiful dance to Red Lion High. Cupidls Paradise, the thcinc of the Student Council dance, was a huge success. N E 1 F g' ffl 5. 4 f 1 X 131 LinclaNBucckcr and Bill Reecl crown the King and Queen uf Hearts, lVaync Neff and Delores Kline respectively, al our Valcntinc's Dance. The dance. another project of the Student Council, proved to be a great success. 7? rj Many Thanks To Patrons of the '65 Lion Adams and Sheffer, Inc. New and Used Cars, 3430 E. Market St., York Dr. and Mrs. William L. Adams Mr. and Mrs. George C. Alwood Mr. and Mrs. John H. Amspacker and Family Carl E. Anderson and Son, Inc. Contractors and Builders 433 S. Main St., Red Lion Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Anderson and Craig Andrew's Paper House of York Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. Andrews Arctic Locker Arlette's Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Clair W. Arnold Arnold's Cut Rate Store Mr. and Mrs. Gable Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Arnold Donald and Sandy Arnold's Upholstering X Dr. and Mrs. Grover Artman Bacon's Sales and Service Bara Bootery Mr. and Mrs. Nevin C. Barley Terry L. Barley Barnhart Ford Sales Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Barshinger Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beaverson Mr. and Mrs. Darrell D. Billett Mr. and Mrs. Arden H. Blain Henry M. Blatner, Photographer Mr. and Mrs. Murrel Bollinger Bond L. Television and Appliances Mr. and Mrs. Ross E. Bosley Sue Bosley Box Craft Company, Inc. Broadway Auto Parts Bud and Bobbie Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Burg Dr. and Mrs. Palmer Burg Rev. and Mrs. Thomas M. Burns Mr, and Mrs. Galen R. Byrd and Galen Collinsville Discount Center Mr. SL Mrs. Glenn H. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Cooper and Donna Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Cope Dr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Corcoran Mr. and Mr. Dale Craley Dallas Theatre Dave Chinchilla Ranch DeardorH's Barber Shop The Deb Shop Miss Dora Degan Mr. and Mrs. Ray Delhamer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dellinger and Girls Waiting for the timer to yell Go, these girls are ready to do sit-ups. Citizens of the Community Support the Yearbook Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Dellinger Mr. and Mrs. Austin W. Deitz Sharon L. Druck Mr. and Mrs. William F. Druck Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Dunlap Eberly's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. John Ebert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Truman L. Ehrhart Earl Elfner Susan Emenheiser Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Emenheiser Robert Eveler Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fackler Mr. and Mrs. Harrison F auth Dr. D. D. Flinchbaugh and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finchbaugh Judy Flinchbaugh Dr. M. Flinchbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon E. Flinch- baugh Mr. and Mrs. James B. Foreman Foulk Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Benarr Frey H. C. Frey, Inc. Freyls Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. William E. Frey John and Kathy Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Frutiger, Jr. Mrs. Ivan Frye John W. Gemmill Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Gibb Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gipe Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Gipe, Sr. Glady's Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goheen Mr. and Mrs. Preston L. Gohn Ronald Gohn Gohn's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Leon Goldman Gregory's Men Shop Mrs. Thelma R. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. David S. Grim Grimm's Garage, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grove Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grove Grove and Sechrist Groves Tire Service Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hake Mr. and Mrs. G. Leroy Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hannigan, Jr. and Family Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Heisler Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henry Mr. and Mrs. Everett Herbst Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Herman and Family Herman Printing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Clair L. Hess Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hively Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Holland Homeroom B-301 Dr. and Mrs. Philip A. Hoover Mrs. C. Heckert Horn James Hyson Dr. Fred F. Inners Jack's of York, Inc. Mrs. Hilda C. Jackowick Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Jackson and Barbara Chuck Jennings, Golf Professional Red Lion Country Club, Pro-Shop Charles F. Johnson, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keener Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Keesey Mr. Lester Kinard Richard Kinard Mr. and Mrs. William Kitzmiller, Jim, Edward, Tom and Nancy Kline's Quarry, Inc. Klineis Restaurant K1inedinst's, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Knisely La Motte's Men and Boys' Wear Larraine's Beauty Salon, 90 N. Main St., Red Lion Leader's Flower Shoppe Leiphart Bus Lines Linda and Jay Linda and Skeets Lionnaires Locust Grove Beauty Salon Prop. Dorothy Dosch Loyerls Rexall Pharmacy Dr. S. Ludwig Miss Patricia Ann Mathews Markey's Floor Cleaning Service 226 S. Pine St., Red Lion Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McCleary Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCliment and Jewell Mr. and Mrs. Joe McQuigan and Family Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mellinger Herm Meyers' Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 66 Service Clarence L. Miller Gordon O. Miller Martin F. Miller Thomas A. Miller H. H. Minnich, Jr Miss Nancy Mitchell Gerald L. Mitzel's Grocery Mrs. Edgar C. Moore Dale E. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. V.M.D. C. Martin Neff David Neff Nevin Neff Harold C. Neibert Miss Linda Nonemaker Mr. and Mrs. James A. Norris Nu-Art Screen Process Co. Mr. and Mrs. Furnace B. Olewiler Mr. -and Mrs. Raymond Paley Patterson and Son Patton's Dr. and Mrs. Don R. Patton Mr. and Mrs. Curvin Paules and Glenda Phyllis' Beauty Salon Dr. and Mrs. Donald E. Piper Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Royston Mr. and Mrs. C. Coburn Quickel Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Raub Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Raub Red Lion Bus Co. Red Lion Flower House Mr. and Mrs. William Riale Rice's Fruit Center Rideris Drive-In John and Sylvia Ronan Mr. and Mrs. Jay Roseman Donald E. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rost, Sr. Harold B. Runkle Dale R. Saxman Political science students conduct a mock court trial to learn more about good government. 5-ms... Saylor Furniture Company Terry R. Sechrist Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Seitz Mr. Shaffer and B-302 Students Shawls Restaurant Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Shelley Mr. Glen E. Shelly Mr. and Mrs. Luther Shelly Walter S. Shenberger Estates Skip and Linda Smeltzer Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Smeltzer Geo. E. Smeltzer, Inc. Mrs. H. F. Smeltzer Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Smeltzer Rick Smeltzer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smeltzer Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith and Fami- ly Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dale R. Smith David E. Smith, Electrical Contrac- tor Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Smith and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mervin E. Smith Atty. and Mrs. Raymond R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Smith Mr. Stanley Smith Mr. and Mrs. Sterling E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Smith Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow W. Smith and Family Miss Judy Snyder Larry A. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Snyder Snyder Packing Co. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Snyder, Jr., and Dale Mr. and Mrs. William B. Snyder, Sr., and Margaret Spurgis Drive-In Bev Stabley C. P. Stabley Agency Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stabley and Marty Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stabley and Stephanie Steen's Jewelry Store Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Stein Special Thanks To: Grove and Sechrist, Red pher, York, Stewartis Photo Shop, Red Lion. Sterner Chevrolet, Inc. Stewartis Photo Shop Stony Brook Garage, Inc. Pontiac Sales and Service Goodwill Used Cars Stony Brook Meat Market Quality Meats, 57 Locust Grove Road Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Streavig Mr. Robert Strickler Compliments of Stuben Motors Superior Mold Builders, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt L. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Ross B. Taylor and Family June Thompson Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Horace Throne Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Toomey Mr. and Mrs. john C. Toomey and John Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tschop Mrs. Florence Tyson Mr. Harry Tyson Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Urey Barbara and Lanna W.G.C.B. A.M. and F.M. and W.I.N.B. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walker and Family Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ward Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Warner Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wean Dr. and Mrs. Jay N. Weaver Webb and Dye Service Station Elmer A. Webb David Weigel West End Service Miss Amelia Winter Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Wise Dr. and Mrs. John E. Woltman Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Workinger and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Young Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zarfoss Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Zerbe Arthur S. Ziegler and Sons, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David S. Ziegler Mr. and -Mrs. C. B. Zimmerman Lion, William Schintz, Photogra- Adams, Dorothy 11,25,125 Amspacker, William 18 Backman, Kenneth 18 Barshinger, Betty 26 Beckley, John 14 Blouse, Charles 27 Burke, Nona 7 Clevenger, Helen ll Coren, David 11 Craley, Betty 9 Craley, Lester 9 Ehrhart, Truman 27 Ehrhart, Aleta 20,21 Espenshade, Jeanette 20 Eveler, Robert 5,15 Eyler, Floyd 9 Fauth, Ida 26 Fitzkee, Ronald 23,46,57,127 Flinchbaugh, Wiley 27 Frits, Clair 16 Gibb, Raymond 6 Gilbert, Arlene 7 Grim, Stewart 9 Grove, Clair 9 Grove, Colleen 9 Grove, Sara 26 Hangen, Irene 10,11 Hangen, Paul 16 SENIORS OF 1964 Cope, Fred 56 Deardorff, Dennis 54 Emenheiser, Dale 54,55,68 Fitz, J. Samuel 52,53 Freed, Larry 54 Gladfelter, Mark 54 Grim, Carole 126 Grove, Warren 54 Herman, Robert 54 Keesey, Maurice 54 Keperling, Paul 52 Kilgore, William 52 Knokey, Charles 54 Koons, Rodney 56 Kuhlman, James 54,55 Landis, William 54 Lighty, George 126 Markel, Sheldon 54 Pickel, Jerre 54 Pitzer, John 52,53,127 Renninger, Philip 54 Sechrist, Joel 52,53 Van Dyke, Ester 116 Workinger, William 52 Zeigler, Curt 52 SENIORS Amspacker, Rachael E. 79,92 Anderson, Craig Y. 92 Anderson, Linda J. 88,92 Anderson, Robert C. 82,92,1 13 Arinsberg, August B. 92 Arnold, Donald L. 65,92,106 Arnold, Fred E. 52,85,92,112 Arnold, Jeanie M. 88,92 Atkins, Edna I. 92 Badders, James R. 92 Barley, Terry L. 54,92 Barnett, Richard M. 70,72,92 Barnhart, Jan L. 72,75,92 Barshinger, Susan A. 84,87,92 Bartholomew, David E. 67,73,75, 74,84,92 School Personnel Index Harbaugh, Flo 8 Heim, Paul 9 Herbst, Everett 9 Hess, Ella Jane 11,64 Hively, J. Richard 9 Horner, Phyllis 22,79 Johnson, Donald 22,24 Jones, Donald 16 Jones, William 9 Keeports, Marie 12 Keller, Phyllis 26 Knisley, Amos 14 Knisley, Charles 27 Lippman, Phyllis 12,67 Markel, Ammon 27 Matthews, Ward 9 Miller, Emma-Louise 20,21 Miller, Fred 15 Miller, Hugh 15 Miller, June 25 Miller, Marcia 24,130 Miller, Martin 8 Millis, Albert 14,130 Minich, Howard 9 Mitchell, Nancy 23 Moore, Judy 87 Myers, Daniel 14,83 Myers, Eugene 15 Myers, Harold 17 Myers, John 18,19 Myers, Naomi 12 NeH', Wilmer 9 Neuhaus, Zeno 9 Nitchkey, Charles 23 Nonemaker, Linda 12 Nyer, William 20 Overmiller, Marvin 27 Patterson, William 9 Posey, Carroll 14,83 Reno, Howard 27 Rexroth, Patsy 24,25,8O Rhine, Carlin 17 Schumuck, Viola 26 Seitz, Carl 8,9 Seitz, Henry 9 Shaffer, Freeland 14,130 Shearer, Kenneth 15 Sheckart, Edna 24,25 Sheckart, Theodore 24 Shellenberger, Dale 17,57 Shue, Walter 9 Smith, Alma 26 Smith, Elizabeth 26 Smith, Ernestine 22,23 Snyder, Donald 9,116 Snyder, Willard 20 Student Index Beaverson, Lona R. 21,69,71,84, 88,92 Bosley, Sue A. 80,88,92 Brant, Carolyn A. 71,72,75,84,93 Brown, Darlene M. 66,75,88,93 Brown, Marlene F. 65,75,88,93 Buchanan, Phyllis J. 70,71,79,80, 93 Buckingham, Gerald L. 93 Buecker, Linda J. 93,131 Bull, Donaleen 93 Burk, Dwight E. 70,93 Burns, Thomas M. 73,75,84,94, 1 13 Byrd, Galen 67,71,73,74,75,88,94 Campbell, Sandra L. 88,94 Clapper, Carol R. 67,76,84, 87,88.,94,128 Colyer, Judith A. 94 Cooper, Donna M. 94 Craley, Darlene M. 94 Craley, Pamela K. 71,77,94 Criswell, Terry A. 78,95 Crouse, Bonnie J. 79,88,95 Daugherty, Dean R. 78,95 Davis, Cheryl M. 66,70,76,84,87, 88,95,1 19 Deardorff, Beth A. 65,95 Deardorff, Marilyn L. 64,95 Delhamer, James M. 67,75,92,95, 100,113 Dellinger, Kathleen 95 Dettinger, Earl W. 70,95 Dettinger, Larry G. 95 Dietz, Judy A. 64,95 Dolinger, James C. 95 Dosch, Darwin B. 46,47,54,85,88, 92,95 Downs, Kathleen C. 64,75,95 Downs, Kathryn M. 64,75,95 Dunlap, Brenica L. 70,79,88,95 Dunlap, Donna M. 65,95 Eberly, Marcellus F. 73,74,75,95 Ehrhart, Karen M. 62,72,80,95 Ehrhart, Lionel K. 52,73,75,82, 95,1 13 Eline, Richard C. 47,65,85,96 Ellis, Clarence E. 96 Ellis, Joseph E. 96 Emenheiser, Donna K. 67,69,70, 84,88,96 Emenheiser, Susan E. 67,84,85, 87,965,124 Emenheiscr, Suzy A. 89,96 Evans, Joanne L. 77,88,96 Everler, Judy M. 79,96 Eveler, Mary Ann 79,96 Eveler, William C. 70,96 Eyler, Paul R. 96 Fake, Michael K. 96 Fauth, Susan 65,87,96,128,129 Flaharty, Ralene M. 65,84,88,96 Flaharty, Roy L. 87,96 Flinchbaugh, Judy E. 82,96 Flinchbaugh, Susan M. 72,74,96 Flinchbaugh, Terry L. 96 Frey, Brenda L. 97 Frey, Jerre L. 73,75,82,97 Frey, Linda M. 88,89,97 Fudem, Su-Ellen 89,97 Fullerton, Bonnie A. 97 Galbreath, Robert M. 56,69,97 Gatewood, Lee Ann 97 Gemmill, Erma J. 88,97 Gemmill, Gail E. 64,84,88,98 Gemmill, Sharon A. 88,98 Gillette, Bernadette M. 88,98 Gipe, Donald R. 51,98,112 Glackin, Linda J. 88,98,118 Godfrey, James L. 87,98 Goheen, Hollyann M. 69,75,76, 98 Goldman, Chris H. 51,66,82,84, 98,129 Graham, Joanne R. 64,88,98 Griffin, Darlene 75,82,84,98 Grim, Linda J. 89,98 Grove, Carol A. 64,75,84,98 Grove, Donald E. 52,98 Grove, Sue E. 88,98 Grove, Raymond H. 89,98 Grove, Thelma E. 79,98 Stabley, Ida 26 Stamets, Gordon 20,21 Starke, Isabel 13 Stover, J. Robert 15 Stover, Melanie 13 Thompson, Donald 9 Tome, Charles 17,100 Tschop, Robert 8 Trout, L. Leon 9 Tyson, Willis 9 Uhler, Florence 22,79 Urey, Russell 14 Vaught, Bruce 9 Waltemyer, Theresa 27 Ward, George 24,73,75 Warner, Earl 9 Winey, Charles 22,88 Withers, Lowell 18 Wolfe, Fred 13 Yinger, Jay 20 Yoder, Ruby 22 Yorks, Ward 18,74 Young, Thelma 26 Zerbe, Thomas 7 Ziegler, David 15 Hake, Connie Lee R. 61,73,98 Hake, Ernest W. 79,98 Hall, Lorraine L. 70,79,88,98 Hamberger, James M. 52,85,99 Haugh, Barry J. 47,85,88,99 Haugh, Dean L.82,86,99,113 Heffner, Sharyn V. 99 Hengst, Ronald E. 89,99 Henry, Janet M. 22,80,99 Herbst, Lynn E. 72,74,99 Herman, Kerry L. 47,85,99 Heyne, Daniel W. 47,85,100 Himes, Donna L. 88,100 Holtzinger, Jeanne E. 79,88,l00 Howard, Cynthia A. 65,100 Heuter, Patricia A. 66,69,100 Hummel, John H. 100 Hunnam, Barbara J. 71,88,100 Hunt, Linda G. 80,100 Jackson, Barbara E. 48,76,82,92, 100 Johnson, C. David 73,100 Jordan, Robert M. 87,100 Kauffelt, Nancy M. 65,71,74,75, 84,100,104,l25 Kauffman, Porter P. 100 Keener, Thomas L. 70,79,100 Keesey, Cynthia E. 67,84-,92, 100,117 Keesey, Nancy M. 88,100 Kehr, Phil E. 67,72,74,88,100, 113 Keller, Sylvan M. 100 Kilgore, Ella R. 88,101 Kilgore, Mary J. 70,84,101 Kinard, Beth A. 79,101,128,129 Kitzmiller, James E. 101 Kline, Constance D. 88,101 Kline, Delores M. 76,82,101,131 Klinedinst, Nancy L. 79,101 Knokey, Sherry M. 79,101 Kohlbus, Leroy W. 78,87,l02 Kohler, Dennis R. 73,74,75,102 Koller, Shirley A. 82,88,102 Koons, Cheryl L. 102 Kopp, Max L. 102 Krieg, Brigitte 71,102 Lane, Joyce C. 21,88,102 Lane, Rachael A. 82,88.102 Lehman, Lucille A. 84,102 Leiphart, Gene F. 75,102 Leiphart, Larry G. 70,102 Loyer, Jeanne A. 72,102 McCliment, Jewell A. 72,74,l02 McDermott, William F. 87.102 McKinley, Charles E. 70,102 McWilliams, Ray E. 79,102 MacDonald, Donald L. 102 Markel, Patricia M. 76.88,l02 Marusak, Constance 102 Mellinger, Ernest L. 70.102 Mellinger, Peggy J. 75,79,103 Miller, Arthur T. 72.74.75,103 Miller, Michael G. 56,103,129 Mitchell. Judy A. 103 llflitzel, Bonnie L. 72,103 Moore, Beth E. 80,88,103 Mundis, L. William 103 Murphy, Steve M. 103 Myers, Shelby J. 104 Neff, C. Martin 64,70,82,104 Neff, Susan J. 69,72,74,104 Neff, Wayne E. 47,52,75,85,104 131 Ness, Connie M. 104 Norris, Carol J. 104 Overmiller une E 104 . J I Paley, Frederick D. 54,s2,s4,a5, 104 Parks, Walter G. 104 Patterson, Carol E. 82,104 Patterson, Randall K. 54,104 Patton, Margie L. 88,104 Paules, Kenneth R. 88,104 Peters, Arthur W. 104 Peterson, Mary J. 104 Phillips, John F. 105 Pickel, Max V. 73,75,105 Pomraning, Linda J. 67,72,84 105 Posey, Nevin L. 47,51,52,85,88 105 Ream, Jeffrey L. 82,105 Reed, William S. 47,54,68,69 75,84,85,105,124,131 Reheard, Robert J. 87,105 Reibold, Cheryl L. 105 Reichard, Ronald R. 89,106 Rider, Terry E. 46,85,106 Roberts, Charles C. 89,106 Rodgers, Linda L. 21,106 Rohrbach, Jennifer L. 88,106 Roseman, Carole M. 71,106,118 Ross, Dennis E. 89,106 Roe, Charles R. 51,52,82,84,85 106,112 Rothermel, Mary A. 75,88,106 Ruff Robert R. 82,106,118 Runkle, William G. 7s,79,1o6 Saxman, Dale 85,106 Sechrist, Jane E. 106 Shaull, C. Elaine 64,106 Shaull, Linda R. 71,106 Shearer, Dennis L. 74,75,,79,106 Shelly, Donna. K. 106 Shermeyer, Diana F. 61,82,84, 87,106,119 Shoff, Rosemary S. 107 Slonaker, Linda R. 107 Smeltzer, Richard H. 64,69,71 107,128,129 Smith, Dennis L. 71,73,74,75,107 Smith, Donald C. 86,88,107 Smith, Duane R. 107 Smith, Patty J. 107 Smith, Stanley L. 107 Smith, Theresa E. 64,108 Smith, Thomas E. 64,108 Snyder, Darrel E. 108 Snyder, Judith F. 108 Snyder, Larry A. 51,55,74,75,8.2, 85,108 Sowers, Hope I. 79,80,108 Spurley, Brian E. 73,74,108 Stabley, Beverly E. 108,129 2 J Stabley, Gregory A. 82,88,108 Stabley, Stephanie L. 67,76,88 108 Steffee, Wayne K. 52,82,84,85 108 Stein, Spurgeon H. 108 Stermer, Treva A. 88,108,113 Stern, Stephen L. 47,85,108 Stokes, Terry L. 63,70,108 Strawbridge, Veda L. 108 Sweitzer, Alice M. 79,80,108 Swope, Treva M. 79,80,108 Swords, Robert F. 87,108 Taylor, Geraldine M. 88,108 Taylor, Larry R. 72,74,75,109 Taylor, Linda S. 70,109 Thompson, Linda L. 70,109 Throne, Patricia K. 71,109 Todd, Iris E. 71,109 Tome, Ruth A. 79,109 Tompkins, Donna S. 71,109 Toomey, 111115. 16,24,7s,a2,s6, 88,109 Toomey, John D. 79,110 Tressler, James R. 87,110 Trout, Kira M. 66,110 Uffelman, Alice M. 70,110 Urey, Jesse J. 78,87,110 Urey, Maurice E. 88,110 Walker, Ann B. 110 Walker, Donald L. 73,74,75,1l0 Waltemyer, Richard J. 110,128 Waltimyer, Donna M. 88,110 Warner, Linda M. 71,110 Warner, Suzanne B. 110 Waughtel, William P. 25,51,52, 110 Wean, Catherine M. 66,87,110 Webb, Evelyn M. 110 Wert, David B. 24,110 Wheeler, David 110 Wilhelm, Sandra E. 69,110 Wise, Dean B. 79,111 Wise, William T. 18,79,87,1l1 Witmer, Patsy A. 70,111 Workinger, Beth A. 71,111 Yingling, Daniel I. 111 Yohe, Linda M. 111 Yorks, Ward S. 51,66,84,85,111 Young, Dale R. 47,85,111 J UNIORS Ahrens, Edward M. 40,47,52,85 Albright, Ruth E. 39,79 Anderson, Larry K. 40,70,89 Anderson, Vera E. 39 Anstine, Sandra Arnold, Deborah L. 40,69,75 Ashton, Carol A. 40,70,71,80 Bacon, Michael V. 40 Bahn, Lee A. 40,78,89 Barley, William H. 40 Barnett, Linda C. 39,88 Barshinger, Dennis W. 40,78 Barshinger, Justine E. 40,70 Baum, Linda B. 40 Beaver, Ronald E. 40,47,88 Behrensen, Linda M. 39 Behrensen, Rodney L. 40 Behrensen, Ronald L. 40 Bender, Jim E. 40,88 Bennett, Ruth A. 40,70,75 Blosser, Judith K. 40 Blouse, Jerry W. 40 Botts, Ruth L. 40,80 Brant, Philip W. 40,73,74,78 Brown, Raeletta M. 40,75,82 Brown, Wanda J. 40,79 Burke, Jan L. 40,73,,75 Butcher, Thomas H. 40,47 Clark, LeRoy E. 40,54,55 Clinton, Ray E. 40,78 Conley, Susan M. 39 Conrad, James K. 40,73 Conrad, Lynn L. 40,78 Cooper, Linda C. 40,70,75,77 Cordrey, Carolyn J. 39 Craley, Richard N. 40,77 r 2 Creakman, Judy A. 39,70 Crowl, Velma R. 41,72,74 Crumbling, Judith A. 39 Dandy, Mary L. 41 ' Dellinger, Patsy A. 39,66,69 70,88 Dettinger, Jean L. 39 Dietz, Linda E. 39,88 Dull, Thomas E. 41,47,52,85 Dunlap, Janet L. 39 Eaton, Mary F. 41,71,77 Ehrhart, Carroll W. 41,72,74,75 Ehrhart, Darlene S. 39 Ellis, Craig D. 39,41,47,56,68, 69,85 Emenheiser, George H. 41,79, 87,89 Emenheiser, Gerald L. 41 Emenheiser, Gregory E. 41 Eyler, Susan J. 40 Faulkes, Kenneth E. 42 Fauth, Janet D. 41,77 Fauth, Roy D. 41,73 Finn, John I. 41,75,88 Fishel, Deborah 40,82 Fisher, Darla K. 40,70 Flaharty, Edward D. 41,89 Flinchbaugh, Brenda J. 40 Flinchbaugh, Conchita M. 40,70 Flinchbaugh, Ronnie L. 41 Forry, Alana Z. 41,68 Frey, Jinnie L. 41,76,82 Fromm, Elmer J. 41,47,85 Galbreath, Mary Jo 41 Gatewood, Richard E. 41 Geesey, Patricia A. 39,41,76,82 Gemmill, Brenda L. 41 Gemmill, Michael E. 41,47 Gibb, Barbara E. 41,77 Godfrey, Edith A. 40,79 Godfrey, Sue J. 39,41,76,82 Goheen, Bonita R. 41,88 Good, Barbara A. 4l,75,87 Grafton, Raynard M. 41 Green, Donald B. 41 Green, Martha V. 41,75 Grim, Judith M. 41 Grove, Jane L. 40,69,75,82 Grove, Lucy J. 41,75 Grove, Marlene J. 41,80,87 Grove, Susan M. 41,88 Hahn, Gary L. 41 Hake, Darryl E. 41 Hake, George H. 41,47,54,85 Hanes, Maxine 43,70 Haugh, Rodney E. 41,67,69,85, 87,122,124 Hawkes, Earl E. 41,78 Hedrick, Dennis D. 41,78 Hedrick, Linda M. 40,70 Heffner, Bruce L. 19,42,78,89 Heffner, Larry P. 42 Heffner, Linda L. 42,79 Heindel, Edward N. 42,78 Henshaw, Barry E. 42,74,75 Herman, Jane L. 42 Hively, Lois E. 42,72 Hoover, Andrew M. 42,46,47,85 Horn, Donna J. 40,79 Houser, Laura J. 42 Howard, Charles W. 42,54 Howard, Jolene M. 42,82,87 Hull, Gary D. 42,52 Hursh, Garry L. 42 Hutcheson, James E. 42 Jacobs, Joe 42,47,85 Jermyn, C. Peter 42,88 Johnson, William S. 42 Jones, Keith H. 42 Jordan, Paul W. 42,78 Karr, Peggy A. 42,69,122 Kauffman, Chereen L. 42 Keener, Dave S. 42,78,89 Keeports, Constance A. 42,72 Keeports, Rick 42 Keeports, Nancy I. 42,70,72,74 Keesey, Barbara J. 42 Keesey, Jeffrey L. 42,47,85 Keesey, LaVerne A. 42.72 Keller, Ricky B. 42,75,87,88, Keller, Ronald L. 42 Kilgore, G. Louise 42,88 Kilgore, Lon S. 42 Kinard, Byron N. 42,51,54,60, 72,85 Kline, Gregory M. 42,54,60,74, 75,85 Klinger, Charles 42,56,72 Kmetz, Galen. M. 42 Knaub, Lee R. 42 Knaub, Roger W. 42 Knisley, Trudy L. 42,88 Knisley, Margerite A. 42,75 Koons, Linda R. 42,88 Kopp, Robert W. 42,50,60,74 Kornbau, Ellen J. 42 Kowach, Georgia A. 42,71 Kreidler, Darlene M. 42,88 Krouse, Bill V. 42,54,85 Kurtz, Linda S. 40 Laird, Darlene N. 42,66,70,88 Laird, James A. 42 Landis, Karen S. 42 Larkin, Lonnie B. 42 Lartz, Brenda S. 22,40,79 Laucks, Dudley L. 42 Lehman, David L. 42,60 Leiberknecht, Paulette E. 41,71, 79 Ludwig, Frank E. 42,70,89 Ludwig, Jeffrey L. 42 McDonald, Beverly J. 42 McGuigan, Deborah A. 42,75,76 McGurk, Susan K. 42,72 McWilliams, Karen D. 42 McWilliams, Leon H. 42 March, Kenneth E. 42,73 Markel, Anita L. 42,72,74 Markel, Elmer W. 42,47,85 Markel, Kay A. 42 Markel, Larry R. 42 Markel, Mary Jane 42 Martin, Diana E. 42 Maust, Gregory J. 42,74,75 Meisenhelter, Douglas F. 42,72 Metzger, Donna J. 41,79,80 Meyers, George S. 42,78,89 Miller, Darlene M. 41 Miller, Dave G. 42 Miller, Hope F. 41,69,88 Miller, Joseph L. 42,74 Mundis, Judy A. 42,72,74 Myers, Deborah J. 42,71,82 Myers, Gregory C. 42,50 Myers, Wilson H. 42 Neely, Mary A. 42 Neff, Dale E. 42,56,86. Ness, Cathy L. 42,,77,88 Newcomer, Dennis E. 42 Oberlander, Jane A. 41,71 Olewiler, John M. 42 Orwig, Robert E. 42,72,74 Otto, Howard B. 42 Overmiller, Jane M. 42 Paules, Nancy L. 42 Phillips, Randy L. 42,86 Poff, Charles W. 42 Portner, Bonita L. 42,71 Posey, Betty J . 42,75 Raffensberger, Larry A. 42,75 Raub, Michael F. 42,60,74,75 Rayburn, Janet L. 71 Reed, Donald W. 43,72 Rehmeyer, Jeffrey L. 43 Reichard, Ann E. 43,71 Reider, Denise C. 43,71 Renn, Charles L. 43 Roseman, Charlene F . 43 Runkle, Richard H. 43,47,.52,85 Sawmiller, Thomas B. 43,78 Schell, Linda M. 41 Schlag, Linda M. 43,75 Seaks, Thomas D. 43,72,74,75 Sechrist, Constance S. 43,75,80 Sechrist, Pamela J. 43,75,122 Seitz, Jane A. 41,71,80 Seitz, Maxine S. 43 Sellers, Georgia A. 41,79 Shaw, Bruce A. 43 Shaw, Margaret E. 41,79 Shaw, William A. 43 Sheffer, Christine G. 43,75,76 Shelley, Barry L. 43,87 Shenberger, Eugene 43 Shenberger, Lee M. 43 Shenberger, Terry E. 43 Shoff, Patricia A. 41 Shue, James L. 43 Slenker, Kirk A. 43,51,60,69, 72,73,74 Smeltzer, Eugene L. 78 Smeltzer, Pamela A. 43,70 Smith, Danny C. 43,46,47,52,85 Smith, Gloria J. 43,72 Smith, Herbert M. 43 Smith, Maxine R. 43 Smith, Robert S. 18,43,70,87 Smith, Sandra 43 Smith, Victor D. 43,74,75 Snelbaker, Lee F. 43,50 Snell, Craig D. 43,47,88 Snook, Dan F. 43,73,74,75 Snyder, Charles B. 19,43,78 Snyder, George W. 43,78 Snyder, Jeanne E. 43,77,88 Snyder, Robert L. 43,78 Snyder, Ronald M. 43 Sowards, Donna K. 43,66,70,88 Spangler, Marilyn J. 43,72,85 Sprenkel, Bradd L. 43,50,78 Sprenkle, Tim W. 43,47,85 Spyker, Joanna L. 43 Stabley, Jane A. 43,72,82 Stabley, Joan E. 43,71 Stearn, John G. 43,70,87,124 Stein, Mary J. 39,43,70,71,77 Sterner, Leroy A. 43,73,78 Stine, Jonathan F. 43,50,56,74,75 Stine, Kay J. 43,70,86 Stokes, Stewart M. 43,124 Strausbaugh, Donna M. 43, 70 Strayer, Larry G. 43,78 Swords, Darlene 43,70 Taylor, Norman L. 43,70 Thompson, Mae F. 41 Tilton, Gary S. 43,70 Tilton, William E. 43 Todd, William J. 43,63,70 Tolley, Shirley J. 43,75,87 Tompkins, Gloria J. 43 Tyson, Bonnie L. 41,79,80 Tyson, Linda D. 43,124 Urey, Robert L. 43 Vannoy, John E. 43,70,89 Vasellas, Kathy D. 41,75,77 Walker, Donna L. 43,69,72,75 Walker, Timothy L. 43,47,54,55 Waltemyer, Tyrone K. 43 Waltimyer, Shirley A. 43 Wambaugh, Faye A. 43,75 Warner, Beverly A. 43,72,74 Warner, Greg L. 43,73,74,75 Wert, LeRoy W. 43,73,75 Wierman, Susan J. 41,79 Wilson, Carole E. 43,70 Wilson, William F. 43,47,70,85 Wise, Gwynn N. 43,65,123 Wolfe, Donalene K. 41,72 Wolfgang, Glenn S. 43,74,75,87 Yohe, Carol S. 41,72 Yohe, Dennis A. 43,73 Young, Darlene 43 Young, David C. 43,65,75 Young, Thelma P. 43 Zeigler, Judy A. 43 SOPHOMORES Arnold, Linda L. 35 Arnold, Vicky S. 35,83 Axe, Dennis R. 35 Axe, Linda D. 35 Bahn, Robert L. 35,78,89 Baldwin, Alan 35 Barshinger, David E. 35,78 Barshinger, William C. 35,50 Beaverson, Virginia G. 35,71 Bell, James G. 35 Bender, Donna J. 35 Bennett, Patricia A. 35,70,71 Bisker, Charles J. 35 Blouse, Alan L. 35,47,50,73,74,75 Boll, Christopher J. 35,58,73, 74,75 Bonness, Sally Ann 35,75,76 Boyer, Paul W. 35 Brecden, Elmer W. 35 Breneman, Donna M. 35,72 Burchett, Robert B. 78 Burgen, Sharon-Lynn 35,72,74 Burke, Russ J. 35,58,60 Burkholder, Nancy L. 35 Burns, Kathleen M. 35,75 Campbell, Bonnie L. 35,82 Carter, Elizabeth H. 35 Clapper, Kathy G. 35,69,83 Collins, Lonnie L. 35 Cook, Linda D. 35 Craley, Elaine M. 35,79,87 Craley, Mary E. 35,70 Criswell, Gary L. 35,78,89 Davis, James W. 35,58 Davis, Rick 35 Deitz, Dennis L. 35,73,74,75 Dellinger, Linda. M. 35,70 Dettinger, Joyce E. 36 Dietz, C. Michael 35 Dietz, JoAnn M. 36 Dinsmore, Dale V. 36,58,72, 74,75 Downs, Brenton H. 36,56,73 Druck, Doris E. 36,70 Dunlap, Deanna J. 36,82 Dunlap, Harold A. 36,47,58 Durham, Calvin J. 36 Durham, Edsel J. 36 Eaton, Barbara A. 36 Eaton, Betty L. 36 Eaton, Dave W. 36,47 Eckenrode, William C. 36 Elfner, Philip W. 36 Ellis, Dannielle E. 36,71 Emenheiser, Benjamin C. 36 Enfield, Joyce E. 36 Eveler, Bonnie L. 36,70 Eveler, Dennis J. 36 Fake, Emma J. 36 Ferree, Sandra L. 36,69,70,80 Flaharty, Betty J. 36,70 Flaharty, Deborah K. 36,70,80 Flinchbaugh, Beverly A. 36 Flinchbaugh, Norma J. 36 Freed, Cheri J. 36,70 Frey, Darrell B. 36 Frey, Margaret E. 36 Frey, Paula R. 36 Fullerton, Phyllis J. 36,70 Fulton, Dennis M. 36 Gamer, James F. 35,36,47,50,73, 74,75 Gehly, Diane L. 36,82 Godfrey, Donald E. 36,73 Godfrey, Kathryn I. 36,79 Godfrey, Sharon L. 36,79 Goldman, Holly K. 36 Good, Peggy K. 36,69,71,83 Goodman, Linda S. 36 Graybeal, Nedra J. 36 Grim, Clayton E. 36 Grim, Janet M. 36 Grothe, Larry L. 36,58 Grove, Delores L. 36 Grove, Palmer A. 36,78 Hake, David P. 36 Hannigan, Dennis E. 36 Harding, Judy A. 36 Haugh, Doris E. 36,71 Haugh, John L. 36,78 Hawkes, Robert C. 36 Heininger, Rickey N. 36,88 Herman, Alan R. 36 Herman, Eugene E. 36,89 Herrick, Bonnie I. 36 Hess, Nancy A. 36 Hively, James R. 36,56,85 Hivner, Pamela M. 36,71,77,82, 83 Hoerner, Curtis L. 36,89 Hoffmaster, John E. 36 Hottzapple, Barbara E. 35,36,75, 77,82 Horn, James C. 36 Houscr, Donald L. 36,47,58 Howard, Debbie L. 36,70,8O Howard, Rick L. 36 Huetcr, Jane L. 36,71 Hursh, Linda A. 36 Illyes, Earl E. 36,78 Illyes, Mary J. 36,70 Jenkins, Duncan L. 36 Jennings, Richard J. 36,56,85 Johnson, Harold R. 37,78 Johnson, Thomas G. 37 Kauffman, Llewellyn E. 37,89 Keeports, Nan L. 37,72,77 Keesey, Elizabeth A. 37,72 Keller, Barry E. 37 Keller, Doris 5,37 Kinard, Brenda L. 37,72 King, L. Kay 37 Kitzmiller, Edward L. 37 Kline, Gregory A. 37,50 Kline, Lamar B. 78 Kline, William P. 37,87 Klinedinst, Barbara R. 37,72,74 Klinedinst, Kathy L. 37,70,71,74 Knaub, Bonnie L. 37,70,80,89 Knisely, C. Raymond 37,47,58, 70,83 Knisley, Judy C. 37,70,71,77 Knotts, Susie E. 37 Koellner, John L. 37,58,6O Kohlbus, Rita J. 37,71 Koons, Bill H. 37 Koons, Roger L. 13,37 Kopp, Jane E. 37,69,71,74 Kopp, Jean E. 37,71,74 Kornbau, Ervin A. 37 Kornbau, Gerald E. 37 Kreeger, Theodore W. 37,47 Krieg, Hilke 37,71 Kupp, Jeffrey L. 37 Laucks, Lorna M. 37,71,77 LaVenture, Nicholas 37,89 Lawson, Tom E. 37,50,60,73,74 Lecrone, Paul A. 37,78 Lehman, Janet L. 37,88 Lehman, Jeanne C. 37,71 Lighty, Benjamin G. 37 Lloyd, Carolyn L. 37 Loucks, James C. 37 Ludwig, Sue A. 37 Lutz, Jerry M. 37 Lutz, Patti J. 37,72,74 McCallister, Debbie A. 37,71 McGlauflin, Mike J. 37,87 McKinley, Carson S. 37,58,70,75 89 McKinley, Dale D. 37,70 McKinney, Louis J. 37,56 McLane, Alice C. 37 McWilliams, Barry L. 37,73,87 Mackie, Terry L. 37,87,89 Manifold, David G. 37,70,72 Markel, Dixie L. 37 Markey, Tana L. 37 Marks, Marlin D. 37,78 Marks, Ronald L. 37,78 Mellinger, Martin. E. 37 Metzger, Frank E. 37 Mihalov, William M. 37,89 Miller, Amy I. 37,71,83 Miller, Anna M. 37,71,72,80 Miller, David E. 37 Miller, James B. 37,73 Minnich, Kathleen P. 37,70 Moley, Stephen A. 37,47,67,69 Morton, Susan E. 37,71 Mundis, Karen L. 37,88 Murphy, Rodney L. 37 Murray, Shelva J. 37 Myers, Bonnie L. 37 Myers, Darlene M. 37,89 Myers. Marlene 37,69.89 Neff, Daniel L. 37,47 Neff. Samuel L. 35,38,47,5l,52, 85 Ness, Mary J. 38 Nissley, Steve J. 38,78 Null, Harry W. 38 Oberdick, Stephen C. 38,58,89 Oberdorff, Susan E. 38 Oberlander, Donna R. 38,70,7l, 83 Olphin, Ruth A. 38 Orwig, James M. 73,78 Ott, Richard 38 Patton, Ruth L. 38 Paules, Connie S. 38,70 Peters, Gary A. 38,73 Phillips, Lydia A. 38,70,77 Pomraning, Gloria M. 38,88 Pritt, John C. 38,87 Raver, James K. 38 Ream, Rollin E. 38 Redmond, Katherine E. 38 Reid, Dan B. 38,47,50,52 Reinecker, Carol A. 38,88 Rexroth, Dale M. 38,47 Rexroth, Shannon K. 38,70,77 Robinson, Marcindie A. 38,70,71 76 Ronemus, Gary A. 38,47 Roseman, Jane A. 38,69,75 Ruff, Shirley A. 38 Runkle, Wayne W. 38 Ruppert, Reuben L. 38,78 Russell, Kenneith H. 38 Saxman, Nancy 38 Schlag, Sharon L. 38 Sechrist, Eileen S. 38,71,74 Sechrist, Linda E. 38,89 Sechrist, Timothy W. 38 Seiple, Daryl E. 38,78 sein, Kathy v. 38,75,87 Shaull, David K. 38 Shaull, Dwight K. 38 Shaull, Judy A. 38,71 Sheetz, Kenneth R. 38,78 Shelley, Ahh L. 38,47,56,85 Shipp, Donald R. 38,73 Shive, Jo E. 38,67,83 Shoff, Sherwood A. 38,47,58,87 Shostak, Barbara I. 38,71,83,87 J Shue, Silar, Mary A. 38,71,83 Robin L. 38 Slonaker, Mary J. 38 Smeltzer, J. Charles 38,87 Smeltzer, Steve A. 38,47,30 Smith , Dennis E. 38,78,89 Smith, Diane M. 38 Smith, Glenn E. 38,72 Smith, Howard K. 38 Smith, Joan M. 38 Smith, June E. 28 Smith, Linda A. 38 Smith,-Mike J. 38,47,58,85 Smith, Patricia A. 38 smith, Renee J. 3a,7o,71,a.o,89 Smith , Roxane D. 38,71,77 Smith, Wendy E. 38,71 Snyde f, Randy s. 38,47,5O,58,78 Sprenkle, Chris W. 38 Stern Philip E. 47 Streavig, Tim W. 38,47,58 Stabley, Brenda L. 38,70 l Strick 80 er, Jeannette M. 38,70,71, Sullivan, Barbara L. 38,71 Sweitzer, George A. 38,78 Taylor, Gregory L. 38 Taylor, Joe A. 38,78 Taylor, Steve L. 38 Thomspon, Judy L. 38 Thompson, Linda M. 38 Tome, Kenneth L. 38 Tompkins, Dale K. 38 Tompkins, Mary A. 38 Toomey, Donna M. 38,71 Toomey, Valerie J. 38 Trout, John G. 47,85 Tyson, Dawn E. 38 Urey, Frank W. 38 Urey, Hattie M. 38 Wagman, Barbara J. 38 Walker, Barbara E. 38,72,74 Walker, Walter G. 38 Wallace, Dana E. 38,89 Waltimyer, Cynthia L. 38,88 Waltemyer, Georgia A. 38 Waltemyer, Jane I. 38 Webb, Delcia A. 38 Weigel, David 38 Wells, Judy A. 38 Wilson, James 38 Wise, Patricia A. 38,71 Wolf, Charles E. 38,74 Woltman, Mary L. 38 Workman, Donna S. 38 Workman, Ronnie L. 38,47,5l,85 Yeater, James L. 38 Yohe, Cheryl L. 38,72,74 Young, Catherine D. 38,69,83 Young, John W. 38,73,75,77,78 Zarfoss, James R. 35,38,56 Zumbrum, Jean M. 38,71,83 FRESHMEN Albright, Mary A. 30 Alder, Charlotte A. 30 Amspacker, Sarah A. 30 Anderson, Philip L. 30 Arinsberg, Peter J. 30 Arnold, Glenda L. 30 Arnold, Jeffrey L. 30 Atkins, Susan L. 30,71 Bacon, Marlyn L. 30,78 Baldwin, Kenneth R. 30 Baldwin, Larry W. 30 Baldwin, Philip E. 30,78 Barnett, Joel D. 30,73 Becker, Ray L. 30 Beckley, L. Kay 30,72 Behrensen, Edward L. 30 Bell, Warren C. 30 Bish, Glenn E. 30,80 Blevins, Beverly L. 30,80 Blevins, Donna M. 30 Blouse, Constance E. 30,71,82 Botts, Jane M. 30,70 Bowman, Darlene E. 30,88 Bowser, Michael W. 30,89 Boyd, Ronald M. 30 Brinegar, Page L. 30 Brown, Kenneth L. 30 Brown, Robert E. 30 Brown, Stephen D. 30 Buckingham, Sharon M. 30,70 Burk, Connie M. 30,71 Burke, John R. 3O,59,73,74 Burkholder, Donna M. 30 Burkholder, James E. 30 Butcher, Susan B. 30,7l,77 Clark, John R. 30,58 Conrad, Barry L. 30,78 Conrad, Robert W. 30,74,78 Cordrey, Maxine 30 Criswell, Carl E. 3l,59,73,74,78 Criswell, James J. 31,78 Crumbling, Steven W. 31 Daugherty, Luann M. 31,72 Deppen, Linda M. 31,88 Dettinger, Larry W. 31 Dettinger, Sandra L. 31 Douglas, Jane E. 31 Downs, Michael C. 31 Druck, Edward C. 31 Druck, Yvonne D. 31,88 Duke, Martin 58 Dunlap, Anna 31 Dunlap, Glenda P. 31,70 Dunnick, Robert E. 31,70 Easley, Neil A. 31,78 Eckert, Diana. M. 31 Edie, Harry C. 31,78 Ehrhart, David S. 31 Emenheiser, Denise E. 31,88 Enfield, Kelby L. 31 Eppley, Nina C. 31,72 Evans, Deborah A. 31,61,88 Evans, Paul 31 Eveler, Bruce W. 31,70 Eveler, Judy M. 31,70 Eyler, Carol A. 31 Fake, Eugene 31 Fake, Lucille E. 31 Ferree, LeFean F. 31,70 Ferree, Marc W. 31,70 Fink, Brenda L. 31 Fishel, Jenny L. 31,82,88 Flaharty, Deanna S. 31,70,82 Fleagle, James E. 31,69 Flinchbaugh, Marilyn L. 31 Foltz, Judith D. 31 Foulk, B. Judith 31,88 Frey, Kathy L. 31 Frey, Lind G. 31,82 Frey, Michael R. 31,78 Gardner, Mary L. 31 Garner, Donna M. 31,72 Getz, Constance A. 31,69,71,76 Gibb, William 31,58 Gillette, Angelia M. 31,70 Gipe, Dorene A. 31,88 Gladfelter, Carol J. 31,70 Godfrey, Judith A. 31,88 Goheen, Wilbur K. 31,59,89 Gouker, Donald R. 31 Grafton, Judy N. 31,71,80 Kilgore, Donna M. 32,71 Kimball, William 32,,58,70 Kinard, Gordon R. 32 King, Paul L. 32 Kline, Julie E. 30,32,82 Knaub, Knaub, Knaub, Kohler, Kohler, Kohler, Koons, Eileen J. 32,70,87 Elaine M. 32,70,8.7 Leon W. 32,59 Daniel M. 32 Linda 32 Linda Lou 32 Jane C. 32,71 Koons, Linda K. 32 Kopp, Christina L. 32 Kreeger, Ralph A. 33,58 Krieg, Ingo 33,83 Kuhlman, Jerry A. 33,58 Kurtz, Vicki L. 33 Landis, Craig S. 33 Landis, Diane L. 33,76,82 Lane, Carolyn L. 33 Lartz, Donald F. 33 Lehman, Patricia A. 33 Leiphart, Leatha A. 33 Leithiser, Susan B. 33,69,88 Lentz, Dennis L. 33,78 Lewis, Wayne H. 33,78 Ludwig, Carolyn L. 33,70,7l,80, 82 Lutz, Wendell M. 33,73 Lutz, Wendell M. 33,7 McCoy, Hallie J. 33,70 McKinley, B. Joyce 33,88 Graham, Bill 31 Graybeal, Theda M. 31 Grim, Jan V. 31,73 Grothe, Diane M. 31,70 Grove, Bonita K. 31 Grove, Danny R. 31 Grove, Diana L. 31 Grove, Franklin R. 3l,73,74,75 Grove Grove , Melanie L. 31 , Terry G. 31 Halbach, Raymond F. 31 Hall, Gwenn D. 31 Hamilton, David L. 31,58 Hanes, Charmaine 34 Hannigan, Jerry D. 31,72 Harder, William B. 31 Harrison, Dale A. 31 Harrison, Dwight W. 31 Harrison, Karen S. 31 Hartman, Timothy D. 31 Haugh, Donald L. 31 Haugh, Kathy M. 31,70 Hawkes, Marie E. 31 Hedrick, Verna E. 31,70,88 Heffner, Gary E. 31 Heidler, John D. 31 Hengst, Bonnie L. 32,71 Herman, Susan A. 32 Hershner, Steve C. 32 Hill, Dennis F. 32,86 Hively, Jane L. 32,76,82 Hoffmaster, David B. 32,83,.8.6,87 Holtzinger, Jan R. 32,58 Hoover, Linda L. 32,72 Horn, Brenda L. 32 Horton, Ernest E. 32,58,69 Howard, Donald L. 32,82,89 Jackson, Roy G. 32 Jacobs, Debra A. 32,76,82 Jenkins, Carolyn D. 32 Johnson, Janene L. 32 Johnson, Jeffrey E. 32 Johnson, Pascal A. 32 Kauffman, Dale S. 32 Kauffman, Roland L. 32 Keener, Thomas R. 32 Keeports, Larry L. 32,70 Keller, Richard W. 32,59,60 Keller, Sa.muel L. 32,89 Kelly, David C. 32 Mciglilliams, Judith 33,69,70,82, 8 McWilliams, Stephen P. 33,89 Mackie, Lloyd H. 33,59 Manifold, Deborah J. 33,72,s9 March, Larry A. 33,58,59 Matthews, W. Hencil 33,72 Mayes, Michael H. 33,58,59 Mays, Diane E. 33,82,86 Mellinger, Randall 33,58 Mihalov, Thomas R. 33,59,70,78 Miller, Ann L. 33,70,71 Miller, Debra C. 33,70,82,89 Miller, Jane M. 33 Miller, Rick R. 33,58 Miller, Vemon A. 33 Moser, Virginia L. 33 Mundis, Linda M. 33 Myers, Denette E. 33,88 Myers, Joseph R. 33,78,89 Myers, Tiinothy L. 33,78,89 Myers, Virginia L. 30,33,72 Neff, Keith A. 33,78 Nissley, Suzanna M. 33 Nuessle, Victor N. 33 Oberdorff, Jean R. 33 Olphin, Juliana J. 33,72 Orwig, Darlene M. 33,70 Orwig, Larry E. 33 Overmiller, Keith A. 33 Paules, Glenda R. 33,72 Paules, Stephen E. 33.73 Phillips, Teresa I. 33,80 Poet, Barry L. 33 Poet, Diana M. 33 Posey, Carolsue 30,33,69 Posey, Donald J. 33 Posey, Kathy M. 33 Rehmeyer, Jay D. 33 Reichard, Bonnie 33 Reider, Kermit B. Rezroth, Dana E. 33 Richardson, Jeffrey A. 33,47,88 Rineholt, Cheryl J. 33 Rittenhouse, Fred L. 33,78,89 Robinson, Dennis R. 33 Royston, James T. 33,60 Runkle, James F. 33 Runkle, Sandra A. 33 Rupp, Darwin L. 33 Saylor, Donald L. 33,89 Saylor, Gary L. 33 Saylor, Sharon A. 33 Scheffman, Joan C. 33 Schmuck, Lynn E. 33,58 Schroll, Helen E. 33 Schultz, Lynnwood, 33,74 Scott, Mary E. 33,71 Seaks, John D. 34 Sechrist, Richard I. 34,59 Seiple, Karl L. 34,78 Sellers, Diane M. 34 Seymour, Marion C. 34 Shaffer, Donald E. 34 Shambaugh, Linda D. 34 Shaull, Sue A. 34,71 Shaw, Jack E. 34,89 Shenberger, Gary T. 34 Sherron, Charles 34,59 Sherron,, Grace 34 Shoff, Josephine J. 34,70,88 Shoff, Junior L. 34 Short, Linda L. 34 Shostak, Jeffrey A. 34 Sipe, Darlene A. 34 Sliver, Deanna J. 34,71 Smallbrook, Marsha G. 34 Smeltzer, Jane E. 34 Smeltzer, Michael A. 34 Smeltzer, Sandra P. 34,71 Smith, Carl E. 34,78 Smith, Gregory A. 34,59 Smith, Jerry C. 34 Smith, Karen L. 34,70 Smith, Kent D. 34,58,59 Smith, Laran J. 34 Smith, G. Louise 34,69 Smith, Noah D. 34 Smith, Susan A. 34 Smith, Toby A. 34 Snook, Alan L. 34,75 Snyder, Fern E. 34 Snyder, Galen C. 34 Snyder, Joyce 34,82,86 Snyder, William R. 34,59,83 Spence, Jean A. 34,76 Sprenkle, Robert L. 34,78 Spurley, Gary F. 34,72,74 Stabley, Barbara J . 30,34 Stern, Larry E. 34 Stewart, B. Sue 34 Stump, Bradley S. 34,58,59,83 Stump, Keith W. 34,58,83,89 Sullivan, Ruth M. 34,71 Tilton, Dennis C. 34,70,86 Trump, Joyce D. 34 Tschop, Carol A. 34,72,75 Twigg, Teresa A. 34 Uffelman, James R. 34,78 Uffelman, Nancy L. 34,86 Urey, Carlton F. 34,78 Vannoy, Charlotte A. 34 Vannoy, Ronald E. 34,78 Vasellas, Sterling F. 34,58,78 Wagman, Jane A. 34 Wagner, Steven P. 34,78 Waltemyer, Barry J . 34 Waltemyer, Donna M. 34 Waltemyer, Sherry L. 34 Wamer, Gene C. 34,70,73 Warner, Mark E. 34,78 Wamer, Max B. 34,78 Warner, Sandra J . 34 Weigel, Steven 34 Wheeler, Nancy 34 Willwert, Janet A. 34 Winter, Pamela J. 34,72 Winters, Carl J. 34,89 Witmer, Jean 34,70 Workinger, Clinton G. 34,78 Workinger, G. Samuel 34,58,5 Workinger, Judy K. 34 Zarfos, Beverly A. 34,69,71 9 FINIS Although utopian peace will never be effected, we have strived to compromise towards hannony through the knowledge gained at Red Lion from books, lectures and experiences. Therefore, we shall always seek peace through education. 6 '55 Peace Through Education Peace Through Education . . . '4f I X ,