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

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if ax. . Niaiff ll A 'ff' .1 1 ,,,, ,Q K.. A Education Fosters EHRHART, ALETA, B.S .... Office Practice, Shorthand I, Typing I. Mrs. Ehrhart has an interesting hobby-collect- ing goblets. She also enjoys knitting and crocheting. STAMETS, GORDON, B.S., M.Ed .... Shorthand I, II, Typing II, Transcription, Senior caps and gowns. Mr. Stam- ets also teaches typing in summer school. SNYDER, WILLARD, B,S., M.Ed .... Personal Typing, Typing I, Modem General Mathematics Ig Business Club, Ushers. Vacationing in Florida was the highlight of Mr. Snyder's summer. ESPENSHADE, IEANETTE, B.S. . . . Bookkeeping, Sales, Typing, Prom Coordinator. Miss Espenshade is also in charge of selling football programs. Red Cross activities keep her busy throughout the year. The knowledge gained by the commercial students to- day will equip the business world of tomorrow with eflicient, skillful workers. Generally the Commercial De- partment prepares the student to go directly from high school to a position in business. Among the commercial courses offered are typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, business English, transcription, and otlice practice. Provid- ing the practical knowledge that the students will need in their future positions, these courses are ideal for today's world. While the fine arts give the student a chance to express himself, driver education provides the opportunity for the student to increase his amount of freedom in our society. In the fine arts classes, the student is encouraged to formu- late his own ideas, designs, and arrangements. Perhaps this stimulation of the student's artistic ability will give him the urge to make a career of his particular art. Driver edu- cation produces safe, well-educated drivers for our high- ways. By utilizing the privilege to drive an automobile, the student finds that he is now more independent of other people than ever before. The growth seen in both 'of these areas each year proves that a knowledge of them is be- coming increasingly important to our society. Typing students. under the critical eye of Mr. Willard Snyder, build fundamentd

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Witness Of ime RHINE, CARLIN, A.B. . . . American History, World His- toryg Basketball Coach, Varsity Club. Working in New York City and attending Rutgers University filled his summer. IOHNSON, C. TRUMAN, B.S. . . . World History, Driver Educationg Golf Team. Hunting, fishing, and athletics are among Mr. johnson's hobbies. SHELLENBERGER, DALE . . . Sabbatical leave. TOME, CHARLES, B.S., M.Ed .... American History, World Historyg Senior Class Advisor. During the summer, Mr. Tome took a trip to the West. - - - i ...V - , K we-7, Class participation plays an important part in Mr. Truman johnson's his tory class. Students listen intensively as Mr. Rhine instructs a world history class.

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Creativit YINGER, JAY, B.S .... Economic Geography, Consumer and General Mathematics. Mr. Yinger coaches in York Baseball for Boys' Program. FONDARVEST, JAMES, B.S .... Artg Art Club. Mr. Fondarvest took painting classes at San Jose State College in California this past summer. JOHNSON, DONALD, B.S .... Driver Education. Mr. Johnson enjoys golf, hunting and camping in his spare time. WARD, GEORGE, B.S., M.Ed., Prof. Diploma . , . Instru- mental Music, Ninth Grade General Music, Music Theory, Music Appreciationg Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Boys Chorus. ills. Both commercial and academic students benefit from typing courses. .S rm 5,1-exft: A , fwfr-eww '7'f f' 1 3 ,- if +5 Wir Art class, under Mr. Fondarvest's supervision creates papier-mache ima- ges of famous people. ,?a-.L O35