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

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1' ,asc-1980 DEDICATION RED LION is a genuinely good town. How can we, its inhabitants, be other than proud of it? Of course, we have been fortunate. We've not had to go through very many of the unfor- tunate things that others have - serious economic depression, floods, drought, urban decay, and others. But just how much of Red Lion's success has been luck? Red Lioners are now, and always have been, economically, socially and spiritually independent . . . our history bears this out. We've worked hard, we've planned, and we've accomplished. I believe that Red Lion, through its 100 years, has closely represented the kind of America our country's fathers had in mind when they founded this great nation. Accordingly, I believe that this 100-year anniversary book should be dedicated to the Red Lion pioneers and those of us who have followed them through the years. We have established our town, its institutions and its proud way of life. We haven't been without fault, but let us challenge future generations to better our record. Richard E. Ritz Editor The First One Hundred Years 5

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Mill LIDN Centennial 1880 1980 gi lil. 1 W PoREwoRD Readers of this book will find a variety of writing because it was written and edited by a rather large group are better than one , we proceeded with that idea, an believe that the idea was sound. d styles as they go through its pages, of people. Believing that two heads now that the book is complete we We have attempted to bring to Red Lion's present ari town during its first one hundred years. We've tried to be hope that any errors we may have made are minimal in d future generations a history of our both accurate and objective, and we effect. There is an abundance of Red Lion history that could ot be printed in this book due to the economics of size. If everything that was found by resear h and given to us were put into this book, it would have become unwieldly in both size and co t. Those interested in additional Red Lion history should refer to the excellently-prepared Gol , Gibson and Prowell histories of York County, and the his ories of individual organizations and businesses in the borough. en and Diamond Jubilee books the We would like to thank the many individuals and tho businesses in Red Lion - a group of people far too nu erous to mention - for their vital assistance . e from the various organizations and RED LION CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE Karen Shellenberger, Darrell Billett, Una Miller, Phyllis Seated, I. to r.: Robert Fruitiger, Richard Ritz, C. Mervin Kaltreider. Middle, l. to r.: Frey, Norma Vasellas, D. Miriam Smith. Back, l. to r.: Thomas Shellenberger, ifffrey Fix, Bradley Kline, Henry Herrman, Robert Craley, Violet Fauth, Richard Zarfos, Ralph Berry. Missing from photo, Marilyn Brown a d Rev. Louis Barth. COMMITTEE FUNCTIONS Chairman - Richard Ritz Editors, Public Services - Violet Fauth tCom. Co-Secretaryl, Vice Chairman - Robert Frutiger Phvllis Frey Editor' 1-D0 you Rememberv- - C. Mervin Kaltreider Editors, Non-Manufacturing Businesses - Una Miller, Bradley Editors, Civic, Fraternal and Patriotic - Robert Craley, Norma Kline Vasellas QCom. Co-Secretaryj, Darrell Billett Editor, Ports ' Jeffrey Fix Editors, Manufacturing - Henry Herrman, Richard Zarfos Edltoff' gwols and Fhflfches ' C' Mervin Kaltreldef' Editor, Wars 8: Civic Celebrations - Karen Shellenberger dmarjly lzownkand om: Eanh R I h S B Editor, Local Government, Utilities and Communications - E nor' oo Ma e'Up an timing - a P ' env Thomas Shenenbe,-ge, General ssistant - D. Miriam Smith The First One Hundred Years 6