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

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Guidance Health The comparatively new school guidance program is designed primarily to assist students in solving their problems in school and to assist in planning for post- school life. Carrying out an expanded testing program, conducting frequent consul- tations with students, and providing advice for college and iob placement, all are directed to that end. Mrs. Olive Billig, director of guidance program . . . loves being a farmer's wife . . . How are you, come in! . .. interested in past records, present problems, and future ambitions. To maintain proper health standards, the Health Department conducts periodic health check- ups, cares for the needs of school sick and oversees the state-regu- lated health program. Mrs. Winifred Herman, A healthy school is Drs. Henry Guth and Dill Albright, the medicos of a happy school . . . sympathetic, but stu- P.H.S.-Dr. Albright . . . athletic medical director . . . dents can't pull the wool over her eyes . . . attends all football games-Dr. Guth . . . chief medi- arranges bi-annual pupil examinations with cal director . . . supervises the health program. Drs. Henry Guth and Dill Albright. Ijllglf 24

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Industrial Arts . Mr. Howard Hausman, Wood shop . . . builds sets for Senior and Junior play productions . . . man of few words but many helpful actions. Mr. Bruce Stevenson, Metal shop . . . J-V football coach . . . graduate of Millersville State Teachers College. Printing . . . Agriculture . . Mr. Donald Chattin, hosts Future Farmers of America . . . teaches all agriculture electives from tenth through twelfth . . . a typical outdoor man. Mr. James Lutz, mechanical drawing and printing . . cheerleading advisor . . . at all basketball games, home or away . . . boyish-looking-crewcut and all. Pagf

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J as v 'gjs, Ensuring the operation of the school is the responsibility of the maintenance department. This in- cludes transportation of students to and from school, cleaning of all rooms within the school, and maintaining the school plant in peak efficiency. F.. 1. 1. 1 R 5,i'l i Maintenance Mr. Ralph Werley, Maintenance director.. . arranges bus schedules for all Parkland students . . . custodial staff manager . . . important part of the school system which the students rarely note. Mrs. Perma Baer, Secretary to Mr. Werley . . . Maintenance director . . . avid horse story reader . . . good afternoon, Parkland School District . . locker difficulties? Contact Mrs. Baer. After 3:00 P.M .... custodial staFf-H. Buck, N. Schneck, R. Eyer, H. Schraden, G. Baer, R. Eyer, and L. Buck. Their frontier covers many miles . . . Bus drivers. First row: D. Semmel, W. Kahm, O. Bullock J Stempak, N. Schneck and L. Oswald. Second row: B. Muth, M. Diehl, H. Dietrich, G. Baer, R Eyer W. Reese, R. Eyer, L. Mantz, R. Childress, S. Helfrich, R. Emig, A. Guth and A. Steinmetz.