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PAC sponsored a new event this year-Almost Anything Goes. Junior Kim Storey and Junior Tim McFarland are participating in one of the games—passing an orange from neck to neck. PUS cheerleaders began to psyche the football players early this year. They decided to decorate their houses before the first home game. Chris Peischel's house was one of the first targets. With all the trimmings, a salad bar was set up Iry the Business Service Club. Seniors Valerie Kuhns, Debbie Werley, Marcy Kuhnsman and Mindy Heist enjoy their salad creations. Nature and Hiking Club members. Junior Carolyn Spolski, Senior Donna Miller and Sophomores Candi Strauss and Allison Sinclair are looking at brochures on white water rafting at an indoor science exhibition at Agriculture Hall. 28 - Student life
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Business Service Club provides sevice to teachers and administration, by typing worksheets, tests, and running off dittos, and type programs for plays and musicals. Student council makes improvements for the school but is designed especially for the students. Homecoming festivities and Fun Nite, are projects that they take care of. This year an exchange day was held with Allen and Emmaus High Schools. They also sponsored a Teacher Appreciation Day and the first bonfire at PHS. Outstanding students are recognized by the National Honor Society in the areas of academics and citizenship. The society sponsored the vollyball marathon where teams competed against each other for 24 hours. The Valentine's day dance was also sponsored by NHS. For the first time Ice cream could be purchased at the dance. Joining a club is a good way of expressing varied interests. With so many clubs to choose from, it is not hard to find an outlet for any interest. Parkland Athletic club is open to all students. Their purpose is to purchase needed athletic equipment that the school does not provide. Being in the PAC is great because even if you're not an athlete, you can still help with the sport. A project the club wishes to fund, is the construction of a fence around the baseball field. If the building of a fieldhouse is decided upon, the club hopes to fund it also. Fellowship of Christian Athletes, a National organization, is designed to give the athletes involved a chance to meet and discuss the relationship between sports and religion. Club meetings are held weekly at Greenwalds UCC, where a breakfast prior to their meetings. Helping hands Clubs express interest Other clubs - 29
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