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

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THE FACULTY: . , ,Social Mr. William Randall, teaches American history to sophomores . . . Democrats can do no wrong, Republicans no right . . . he isn't easy to disagree with . . . ie- lv-L '1!!Xl0! b iliwwm V! Mr. Gerald Frick, B.A. from Muhlenberg and M.A. at Lehigh University . . . has energetic ninth grade homeroom . . . history teacher. Mr. Frank Rizzi, expert in the field of hi- fidelity . . . graduated from Kutztown State Teachers College . . . history teacher . . .first year at Parkland. Miss Patricia Henning, Hotrod Henning drives an M-G . . . teaches history to aspir- ing young scholars . . . perky, blonde, bas- ketball player . . . conducts the maiorette squad. L. Mr. Laurence Moyer, activities, activities, and even more activities . . . teaches World history to juniors . . . has entertaining senior homeroom . . . PAR-KEY supervisor . . . Key Club. F 1 ., 111551 head of History department. -. L Mr. Henry Gernerd, teacher of Civics and P. D .... supervises P.H.S. Student Council . . . head chap- erone of Senior field trip to the United Nations . . . Fire Chief of the Fogelsville Fire Company . . . ticket-seller at home games.

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Principals Gllice Coordinating the policies of the school and insuring the efti- cient and smooth operation of the high school is the responsibil- ity of the Principal's oftice. With- out this work, very little could be accomplished. ln the handling of day to day problems, and the implementing of school wide pro- grams, the administration's vig- orous and for-sighted energies are evidenced in the general tenor of our school life. Mr Floyd German, Assistant Principal two P.D. classes ci day . . . skiing in Poconos up-to-date in current affairs . . . walk ing encyclopedia . . . a hi-fi addict. Mrs. Olga McKeon, l'm new around here Secretary to Mrs Billig Guidance director . . . two daughters at Parklanrl balances the books including the im Miss Joanne Hartranft, Secretary to Mr Meckley Don t get smart Park land graduate, class of l95l loves coFfee carries quart thermos every day possible finances of the PAR KEY . . . mainstay in the general oFFice Mrs. Gertrude Kelchner knits beautiful sweaters good Morning Parkland School District . . . types the absentee list and the popular late excuse sheet

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Z I fl 7 U fi 4jl aWWuAli ajlfwvoulffj l I L 'W 4 tu les s i s f s i f ' M1 . e 61 'WW XYJ0 X . f 0 1 l I 'l i 559' Q -f as I I llgivig ' K -9 N l li Sufi-.I sk 1 Mr. Arthur Muller, mixes gqdgraphy with 'jf i gs ' ,W W iunior high basketball . . . graduated it , gwjigw from East Stroudsburg State Teachers if -QU . r. Raymond Snyder, oaches football and track . . boyish appearance . . . ' lx raduate of Moravian Col- ge . . . teaches history to nior high . . . faculty bas- gf x etball team coach. ill Miss Elinor Ruhf, graduated from Cedar Crest College . . . 7tl1 grade and 8th grade history . . . wears a ring on the left hand. Mr. Manuel Tubio, tall and lanky . . . sister, Arlene, in graduating class . . . B.A. degree from Mora- vian College. College. Mr. James Liddicoat, pilots the first Parkland Junior High Dancing Club . . junior high idol . . . Pennsylvania vari- ety is his teaching specialty. Mr. Stanley Grammes. head of Geogra- phy Department, teaches geography to young scholars . . . recently elected tax collector of Upper Macungie . . . has a swimming pool . . . a stickler for correctness. IJIIQI' I v