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

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4- To solve mathematical problems, an extensive knowledge of mathematical techniques is needed. With the help of competent instructors, these problems with numbers can be solved in an orderly manner. Excellent facilities and text- books at Red Lion may guide the college-bound student to- ward a better basic understanding of mathematical concepts. Algebra I, Modern Geometry, Algebra II and Trigonometry and Pre-calculus are offered to aid the student in his future attempts to solve the complexity of college math. Business Arithmetic, Consumer Math, General Math I and Shop Math are offered to students in the commercial fields to widen their mathematical horizons and to give them a better understanding of math in the business World. Our math department has been constantly improving and will continue to do so in the future years. 22 Logic Is A Key I ZIEGLER, DAVID, A.B., M.A .... Advanced Algebra I, Advanced Algebra II, General Mathematics I, During the summer, Mr. Ziegler participated in many of his varied in- terests including golf, tennis, swimming, traveling, and reading. MILLER, FRED, B.S., M.Ed .... Algebra, Geometry: Cross-country coach. HIVELY, DAVID, A.B .... Geometry, General Math I, Algebra I, Trigonometry and Pre-calculus. Mr, Hively's time this summer was taken up by work for his Masters Degree and by farming. STOVER, ROBERT, B.S ..... A lgebra, Geometry, Trigo- nometry. Mr. Stover traveled to the shore several times this past summer. EVELER, ROBERT, A.B. . . . Algebra I, II, General Mathematics II, Geometryg Computer Programming Club. Mr. Eveler enjoys hunting and sports. Elaine Gryga, Mr. Zeigler's student teacl A F ? 3, I V Q7 :A W t Memelaer gm , an ,..,V. rt,-1,5 msg is is 5

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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

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To Learning COREN, DAVID, B.Mus., M.Ed. . . . English, Chess Club, Debate and Discussion Club. Mr. Coren's interests include chess and fishing. Attending Indiana University of Pennsyl- vania took most of his time this summer. KEEPORTS, MARIE, B.A., M..-X .... English. Miss Kee- ports enjoys traveling, knitting and reading, A trip to Gla- cier Park and Canadian Rockies filled her summer. MYERS, NAOMI, B.S .... English I, Ilg Freshman Class Advisor. When not busy teaching, Miss Myers enjoys sew- ing and reading. STARKE, ISABEL, B.A., . . . English III, IV: LION advis- or. Next year Mrs. Starke plans either to study or travel as part of sabbatical program. FOX, NANCY, B.S. . . . English. During the summer, Mrs. Fox worked toward her Master's Degree and traveled. some mathematical concepts to a class. few n,.?9 I..-cur wr Miss Staggers, Mrs. Starke's student teacher, and Joyce Smith examine a bulletin board on American Literature. I 23