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

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FROSH HO T 4-2-1 SEA O ROW 1: J. Smith, B. Merkel, D. Sprenkle, S. Laird, D. Garner, D. Achenbach, S. Miller, M. Wills, A. Bennett, T. Tome, ROW 2: Coach Miller, T. Snyder, B. Gipe, S. Workinger, K. Axe, J. Kinard, M. Lloyd, M. Silvey, T. Mitchell, D. Thomas, N. Mc- Callum, M. Hildebrand, T. Grimm. ROW 3: T. Craig, B. Myers, T. Fisher, A. Shaffer, J. Miller, T. Goodyear, E. Kunkle, R. Olewiler, P. Hileman, D. Burk, D. Jones, D. Silar, Coach Sinibaldi. Troy Fisher leads the way for Steve Workinger. Troy Fisher takes the hand-off and heads for the line. Coaches Sinibaldi and Miller were pleased with the team's 4-2-1 record for the season. They felt that the boys worked hard and gained rewarding experiences in improving their skills. Troy Fisher makes a clean break through. Spring Grove , ','- West York ' S i'i'i T22 Surburban .' A 22 Dallastown 1, 0 Susquehanna ' 50 Central ' . - -20 York High A 5 8 'Red Dior!-1... 1 x E 4 Opponent 6 G 13 8 14 0 18

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According to Coach Wolfe, the JV team was composed of aggressive, hardhitting young men. They completed a fine season and this team will contribute greatly to the varsity in the future. ROW 1 Steve Sahmbem Kevin Meck, Jeff Piondexter, Mel Fissel, John Wills Brian Lelphart Todd Smeltzer Troy Franks Pete Pauley Mark Keller Gary Grimm Mark Florelli. ROW 2: Steve Riddle, Leroy Bowles John Godfrey Craig Barshmger Chuck Stern Bob Runkle Mike Poff Kevin Baughman Rick Shoff, Dave Posey, Roger Walter, John Newcomer Guy Berger as L !i:3:iE4'lz4EQ'HB'i'l':LL32iKl.ili?'lG , YH 'IVA

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FOOTBALL CI-IEERLEADER VARSITY: ROW 1: K. Sentz, L. Poet, N. Holland, J. Ausherman, Thomas, L. Smith. JV: ROW 1: J. Kesslering, L. Snyder, C. Jennings. ROW 2: R. Jami- son, T. Lloyd. ROW 3: T. Grim, A. Mann. ROW 4: L. Emenheiser L. Anderson. it T f . A i XX 5 1 in X, rr I K. Falvey. ROW 2: N. Miller, S. Thomas, L. Keller, K. The Red Lion cheerleaders are a group of spirited young women who support the athletic teams with cheers, assemblies, spirit ideas and dedication. These girls are not called on just to cheer for the teams, but to serve the school by putting together the student handbook, ad- dressing and stuffing envelopes for the Booster Clubs, decorating the gym, and escorting speakers on Career Day. The football squads were chosen in late May. Preparations were then made for attending the National Cheerleading Assoc. summer clinic at the Pocono Sports Camp. Here the girls spent five days learning new cheers, pompom routines and stunts. When not in class-type instruction, the girls were exchanging ideas and improving newly learned skills. This year's football squads worked together during the summer months to purchase warm up suits, hats, and gloves and to finance the spirit ideas for team members. JR. HIGH: ROW 1: T. Reider, S. Mundis, K. March. ROW 2: T. Leber K. Wallace, L. Horn, A. Ewell, L. Toomey. ROW 3: P. Gohn.