Parkland High School - Par Key Yearbook (Orefield, PA)

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of ’84 nly as a team could we have accomplished all of these things. Together. Togetherness means helping each other. That help may be explaining a trig, problem to a friend. Or it may be showing an inexperienced teammate how to throw a pass. A new supporter for the team is Dr. Robert Mauro who became the principal at the beginning of the year. Work, sweat, sacrifice, and fun created a total package called spirit. Tom Summers explains, It is every senior class's unwritten duty to be more spirited and leave a larger impression than the previous class. Future graduating classes are going to need a nuclear missile to leave a bigger mark than the class of '84. Never has there been such an effort to make us Number One: Without a doubt, 1401 Trojans made it the year of the TOTAL TEAM!! Wayne Roth carefully works on one of his welding projects to improve his skill, as another student observes. Bruce Lance, a senior, proudly displays his pet [pbster. Bruce, along with his lobster, was one of the more casually dressed fans. Parkland fans vary in age. The Cheerleaders' mascot, Christine, 2, gets caught up in all the action. And the surrounding cheerleaders begin a chant to boost the team's morale. 6 Opening

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Junior John Hanson emerges from a studyhall carrel after practicing some resting techniques. Lew Keifer, Robin Hood, has his own idea how to shoot a bow . . . without an arrow! Seniors Jeff Alicea and Barbara Caliendo dress up and act out one of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. Team Accomplishments 5

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Thurston Nichols, Wrestling Co-Captain, puts his Emmaus opponent in an after-gramby hold. At the Bonfire, faculty members, Mrs. Pat Rader and Mr. Ralph Eckensberger display their school spirit. Walter Risley takes to the offensive boards and taps the ball out of his opponents' reach. Total Team 7