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

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ffm W? ..r. Many male students of Red Lion High School plan to enter industrial occupations directly after graduation. To enable these students to acquire successful and rewarding jobs our industrial arts department provides training in me- tal, wood, graphic arts, and drawing. Since modem teach- ing methods include practical application, our students print the school paper, the LEONID, and many other forms used in school administration. Mr. Gary Mummert, Mr. Ward The Practical BACHMAN, KENNETH, B.S., M.Ed .... Woodworking, MOORHEAD, RITCHIE, B.S .... Mechanical Drawingg Archery Club. Among Mr. Moorhead's summer activities were attending college and participating in competitive riile shooting. WITHERS, LOWELL, B.S., M.Ed .... Industrial Arts, Metal Shop. During the summer, Mr. Withers worked in industry as a draftsman. YORKS, WARD, B.S., M.Ed. . . . Graphic Arts. Mr. Yorks attended the Intemational Graphic Arts Education Work- shop at the I.T.U. School in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Yo,-ks, Student teacher, assists Under the watchful eye of Mr. Lowell Withers' student teach- Mark Fen-ee in Print shop' er, Mr. William Holland, Wendell Lutz works in metal shop.

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trong Bodies LONG, ALICE, RN., B.S .... Home School Visitor. Mrs. Long spends most of her extra time sewing, painting and golfing. SHECKART, EDNA, BS., M.Ed ..,. Guidance Counsel- or: Future Teachers Club. For two weeks, Mrs. Sheckart toured Canada and Yew England. REXHOTH, PATSY, RN. . . . School 'Vurseg Future Yurses. Mrs. Rexroth enjoys reading and sports. She also at- tended Millersville State College this summer. SECHRIST, ELLEN, R.D.H. . . . School Dental Hygienist. Sewing, painting. reading, andxgardening are some of Mrs. Sechrist's interests. During the summer, she attended Mill- ersville State College, MILLER, MARCIA, B.S. Library . . . Library Club. Dur- ing the summer, Mrs. Miller visited Expo '67 and she also went on a Caribbean cruise. Sewing and reading are some of her hobbies. E! N. .. The school physician, Dr. Edward Holland, administers the tuber- culin skin test to a member of the Sophomore Class. I ' V' '1fL5??T5?55'?35 -Q5 am... 6 - .--fu-.V 2 The guidance department helps students to gain the necessary knowledge to prepare for tomorrow's future. Choosing the proper courses of study is a very important task in each student's life. A yearly personal conference with one of the guidance counselors eases this task. Infor- mation about colleges, trade schools, and occupations can also be obtained from the guidance department. Sound guidance fosters a secure future. Books are used as tools of knowledge to broaden and to enrich the student's life. Our school library contains a vari- ety of books ranging from scientific data to romantic sto- ries. Our well equipped library statisfies each student's spe- cific interest whether fiction, nonfiction, or reference. By storing todays knowledge, our lib1'ary constantly helps stu- dents to prepared for tomorrow's future.

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Arts MYERS, JOHN, B.S., M.Ed .... Vocational Agriculture, Future Farmers of America. Among Mr. Myer's interests are fishing and raising ponies. ANDERSON, CONNIE, B.S. . . . Home Economics, Future Homemakers of America. Mrs. Anderson worked as a Proj- ect Head Start teacher during the past summer. PAUL, DOYLE, B.S ..,. Agriculture, Young Adult Farm- er Instructorg Future Farmers of America. Bowling and photography are among Mr. Paul's interests. YODER, RUBY, B.S., M.Ed. . . . Home Economics, Future Homemakers of America. During the summer, Mrs. Yoder's activities included camping and sightseeing. fn' 19 The home economics department is teaching today's girls With the increasing world population, it is necessary for to become tomorrow's women. Besides learning the funda- the farmers of our nation to be able to provide most of mentals of cooking and sewing, the girls become acquaint- the world's food needs. The agriculture department at Red ed with crafts, knitting, child care, dietary study and home Lion High School strives to improve this situation by management. instructing our boys in the most modern techniques of farming. Graduates of this course are well equipped to make the best use of our natural resources. Mrs. Anderson, Terri Brackin, and Cindy Schaeffer discuss proper methods of inte- rior decorating. Mr. Paul, I think I see a creepy crawler! 1341-K X 'F 'M.. 4 21