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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1959 volume:

Vf 2 f SLCQZQ CV Awww re'5en+ed lo -- F Al 54529 M YM ' If 553' S925 AML X-K X, ' E Six 4U-A ,M X pq it ' A Q X' Q W HE F- '- PAFQKLFXND l-HGH SCHOOL THE EIXIIOR CLASS! f MQW U K My ix X Q! eg 1 , , W JP PHE! EYM DREFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA 5 0- Q' C-0V6W0l' I The Roaring 'l'wenties was the era ol' the head- aehe bantl. the cilitnhing heinline and the sagging I waistline, raccooii coats, and Oh, you kid! lt was a V I time for youth, laughter, wilcl music and even wiltler l dancing, interspersed with heartache and disappoint- o X ment, L lX'e chose the uiIlXK'CllIlCSil an the theme ol' our year- book in order to capture the spirit and events ol' our . lpttr years in high wliool. lVhu will ever forget the ' tht-mise or the trapexe, the laughter resounding through the halls, Rock 'n Roll, or the sinking feeling . ztrountl report earcl time? Certainly never to he lor- X gotten are the frientls with whom we sharetl these X ewtitftll yeah ol' working and tlrezuning, In keeping with the lightness ol' the tlienie. we liave written our tlescriptions inlornially-especially is this true Ol' the nienihers ol. the Iaftllty who have been friends and advisors as well as teachers. These qual- ities we liavt' trietl to capture in wortls. lhruttgh this Par-Key ol H159 we will always recall in happy ineinory the days spent here at Parkland. W'ith htnnhle gratitucle and great pride we, the Class of 1959, salute Parkland, our Alma Mater. if Y in I X .Q M ., 41 x N x s 7ZsLE OF CONTENTS SICNIORS .. 45 fl 'JJ I I 4 ff x Hjkxx in 9 5,2 Q1 1 42 54 O VDXX 5 jf NS I N Q fk 7. mTR'CrTxm.m4 ,x ,,.,, Scum e icafiolz Gfdvisor, Ceaclzer, .Eeader and Q-rieml To you, Mr. I-Ienry Gernerd. the Class of 1959 wishes to ex- press sincere appreciation lor the time you have devoted to the class, the school, and the community. As our advisor, you have wisely guided us through the storrn and calm of our years at Park- land. You have taught us to seek wisdom and truth while show- ing us the paths which lead to these goals. Your services for the school and community have been a living example for us to fol- low and alter which we can pattern our lives. X'Ve will always cherish your friendship. The Class of l959 is proud and privileg- ed to be able to dedicate its year-book to as outstanding a per- son as you, Mr. Gernerd. .mf A 'Q Ni N7 gig UCS .. J... ZX X ... HCULTY 5 f40MffwL97'APA7'foAf mmllsuv M WN 9 L5 C553 X K 1? Q 7 OJ W fm ' N WX QZ3 4 ,zxiibll-W Page S .A..-hal Looking in on a meeting ofthe School Board, we find Kenneth Mensinger, Kenneth Ochs, Fred Steinacker, Lewis Steckel, Herman Snyder, Holmes Gangewere, and Charles Henninger engrossed in the hard task of running the school district. SClZ00! .Boar The seven members of the lJ31'l4l2lllll School liozircl, who are elected from the Upper Al1lCLl1lglC,'SOUlll XX'l1ileliall, and North XVl1iLel1z1ll districts, are responsilnle lor the overall direction of the school clis- lrici. These men determine the inzijor policies lo be followed llirougliout the eu- lire area. Their able leaclersliip and cle- fisive policies lizive mzule Pzirklzmcl one ol' llle llIlCSl schools in the lCl'l'lIUl y. Mrs. Frances Smith handles the actual bookkeeping involved in the school district. Mrs Hamm taking dictation from Mr. Smith r 7 r uperuzfelz emf 5 ffwe Our pcrsmizilmle SlllJC1'illlClKlC11l, Mr. H. Edimmcl Smith. is ruspoiisilmlc for thc Cx- pcclir-nl and c-xpcrl IIIZIIHIQCIIICIIL of both the high scliool :incl clcnicnlary scliools. Thin otlicc i-lllll'IiOllS zu an cxcculiw clcpzlrl- mem in that il crurrys out thc legislation of lhv Scliuul Boarcl. Xssisling Mr. Smith is his 1-ificiiclll sCi'1'Cl2ll'y'. Hrs. Iflclcll Hllllllll. To thc class ol' '59 Mr. Smith CXICIICIS words ol' cmmm-iiclulimi :mal SillL'L'l'C'SI crm- gl'Zlllli2lliOllS. May you fulhll gl'C2ll cxpccv lilliolls as you niow l'o1'w11i'cl lo cw-1' new and XN'iilClliIIg l1m'ifom. Mr. German discussing school policies with Mr. Meckley Mrs. Gertrude Kelchner handles l-lj ' ,' I , ' the switchboard and makes out 5 the daily absentee lists. , . w Page JO As secretary to Mr. Meckley, Joanne Hartranft finds her time occupied with many details. On Mr. Frederick Meckley and Mr. Floyd German rests the respon- sibility ol' executing the policies which the school hoard decrees are to he followed ill the high school. The daily problems that tend to hinder the smooth operation of school allairs must he met and solv- ed hy these two men. As principal, Mr. Meckley has the arduous task, in addition to his other adminis- tratiye duties, ol' scheduling Sill- dents and teachers lor the coming year. The assembly programs pre- sented to the student hody Monday and Tuesday activity periods are under the carelul' superyision of Mr. German, the ,Xssistant Prin- cipal. Along with his many other chores, Mr. German conducts two very liyely P. D. classes. 'Together they have helped to make Parkland all that it is today. LLL' ance lltc Ctticlzttict' lit-pztrtincnt ltzts tlit- intcrcst :intl wcllitn- ol' cw-ry stntlcnt :tt lit-ztrt, wlictltt-r it is at qnt-stion ol. lintling zt jolm or solxing 21 pm'- sonztl lnolmlctn. Mrs. llillig. :ts gttitlztttrt- tlirctv lrt-ss, is ztlwztys tlicrt- to listt'n to your lirolilctn znnl tltrn ollt-r snggvstions tltztt will ltclp you to lnatkt' tln' In-st clt't'ision. Mrs. Mclicon, Mrs. Bil- lig s SL'C'l'L'l2ll'f', liztntllt-s thc ollict- work tic't'csszti'x' to tltc stnootlt optlrzttion ol tlit' ilt'IJl1l'llllL'lll. Thi- Cittitlztticc lk-pztrtint-tit is also rcspoiisilmlt- lor tltc t-xtctisirc progratn ol. ztptitntlt- :intl 2lC'lllC'X'L?1IlClll tt-sts oll'ct't-tl ltcrc :tt Pztrklztntl. .Xltlionglt tltis dc- pztrttncnt is it ivlzttixcly new innovation, it lists lit-cotnc :tn llllC'gl'Zll liztrt ol' stliool lilo. t f Z Vary llit- ltlirztry lmroivs to lit' 1: lztvornt' ltztng out lor stntlcnts who ztrt' lagging liclitncl on tcrtn lntpt-rs or rcports lor history tlztss. Nlrs. Saul. wlivn slit- isnt lntstlx ot'cttlnt'tl tcztclttttg tltt- sux'- t-ntli grzttlcrs liow to nst- tlit' lzttilitics ol tlic lt- lmrttry. is nsnztlly lnflping UIJIJUI' t'lz1ssnn'n wlio art' l1t'1'plt'xt'tl ln' tlit' lit-wci lit-cintztl Sistvtn to lintl lln- lmook tltt-3 wzttn. lint lat-wztrc. our lll7l'2ll'l2lll witli tln- tontincntztl ltztirclo qspztrt' tirt- in tln' littvkj is ztlso on tln- prowl lor ort-rclttt' books ztntl 1 lztlltzttiw svniors. l t gfeafflz Dr. Henry Cntlt, c'liit'l ntcclifztl tlircctor. sttlwr- viscs tltc ltcztltli progrznn lor llit' clistrict, Dr. Dill Our scltool tntrsc. Mrs. XVinil'rccl Hcrtnztti. wlio Allirigltt. :ttltlt-tic'-iiicclicztl clircftor. gives zttltlctt-s zt is always rcztcli' witlt ztn aspirin ztntl zt kind wortl cotnpltrtu plnsicttl and is in ztttt-nclztncc at lootlaztll is discussing lit-ztltlt rt-ports with Mrs. Szttkowski, gznncs. l'ztrk1ancl's visiting nurse. x A 4 Mr. Ralph Werley Mrs. Perma Baer aizzfezzmzce cmifors Xllhilc strolling through thc halls after school, wc arc almost whiskul oll' our feet. hy the lmxoni ol' one of our atnlmitions jan- itors. This stall' clues the alinost impossible job ol keeping ont' school inintacinlatclx' tlcan. QNOIQ to thc janitorsz 'llt's so Casi' when you use Lcstoilluj Pictttttul above arc H. Brick, N. Sclnicck, D. Iiycr, H. Scltraclcii, C. lic-ar, R. Eycr, ancl L. Buck. I 'fsgf' I 2 Mr. Ralph Xllcrlcy is thc tnan rt:- sponsilmlc lot' thosc l'1'ct1uL-tit an- ticmtifctilclits 5 .Xll students clt-siting ll'2lIlSlJ01'l2lli0Il lor tonightls gatnc- . . On M11 XVct'ltry's slioulclcrs lall thc twin tasks ol' clircfcting tnaintt:nanc'c anal scheduling lntstfs for thc cntirc clistrictt.. In thcsc rcahns ol' rcspmi- sihility, hc is aiclvcl by his scctrctary, Mrs. Pcrina liacr. Many ol mn' stu- rlcnts know this wtnnan to lic a lilc- savcr, Lf5IJCi'l2lllf' whcn thtlit' loclact' is ljatnniccl anal tht- 35:0-1 bull has just Yllllg. J f dl 6 EH!! C ff ll llli' wax 111 ll NlllClClll N llkill 1s lL'l'l2l s1:1ll IS lll'Sl 111 Hlll' lu lJl'UYlllL' llS with Ilummc lu-lmc-cl l1r1z1gi1w Zlllll Illllll. RL'SlMJl1xllJlL' lm' ilu- 1-xwl ll11'f111gl1 lllw s1o111:1c'l1. llN'll llu c1l1 -11115. llux L Mrs. Myrtle Mrs. Elsie Sloudt, Mr. Elwood Krause, cmd Werley relaxing after the rush of the seventh lunch period. lk'lll lol: clmu- 1111 11101111 lhlllllllllig IS Nlr. lilmuul li1'z111s1'. Cll only 11111 mu' YX'Olllll Gill 1'vL'1'11l1i11gll Nlrls. Xcrflx1'1'. lllUlllL'll ul mu- ol' 11111 l 11111 lll 5K'lll0l' lmys. s11lu'1'1 in-s 1lu- lDl'L'lD2ll'2lll lf. 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Paul Sechler, Mr. Francis Baer. .Mafkemafics Let's see. two plus two equals lour, and lour plus four equals eight. and eight is the tnagic' number lor the Math Department lor in this department, we have eight teachers. For example. there's tall. dark, and mysterious Mr. Kistler-well, tall anyway. In the room next to his, we can hear the sound of Mrs. X'Verley's voice asking, Is this a free hand drawing? The next room is enipty. You see, that's Mr. SCC'lllC1ilS, and he's busy patrolling the cafeteria. XVhen we stop for a visit with Mr, Kenneth Moyer, we lind him explaining income tax so we hurried- ly make our exit. XVe stroll clown the hall to Miss Christ's room, but she's oct- eupied with 'l'ri-Hi-Y work. Vlell, there's always the downstairs. Mrs, Smith is preoccupied dreaming about the new home she and her husband are planning. We decide not to interrupt her dreaming and instead peek in on Mrs. Fish, who is explaining Algebra problems to her homeroom. Ah, at last we lound someone to whom we Can talk. Mr, Baer is longing to tell us all about his recent travels. .Xnyone want to hear a lirst. hand account ol' lile in Europe? 6U'ZqLl6lq6 lifllljlfllllll XX'e're beginning our tour ol' the lilllgllllgt' DClD2ll'lllll'lll lay paying ll visit to Mrs. Simons' lfreneli K'l2l5St'S. New to l,2l1'lQlZlllCl. l Mrs. Simons is taping the l'C2llllI1g'5 ol' her elztsses 1os11xe lllL'll'l'Olll2ll1llC' 1 sountls lor posterity. However en- ll'l'l2lllllllg' 1l1is is, we flllllllll negleet llll' OlllCl'S llllfl 215 cl2lL'S2ll' 21lM'2lyS szticl '1l'1'111'. Wlitlli, 1'1'1'i. XVC cleeicl- ecl to tlrop ill on Mrs. XX'eisl1111u', our Lilllll IC2li'l1Cl' l-lifllll clown Quztkertown way, Zlllil tell her how lltllfll we likecl llC1' L'lllllllSl21Slll lor llklllflllg. Mrs. SC'l12lL'llit'li. our I.1ui11 ltillilllllg lIlllll5ll'liiS wile. seeinecl to l1:1x'e 21 touch ol' llily l.L'Yk'll judging lroin tl1e SK'X'L'l'2ll boxes ol' tissues Oll her clesk. Next we stoppecl 111 qil2S to ll2lYC 21 peek ill tl1e Get'- 1 1 l X 1111111 elusses wl1ieh were lD1'21i'llC'lllg Mrs. Martha Schaeffer, Mrs. Jean Wargo, Mrs. Margaret their i1'l1'.s' llllll fl1'II'.S'. Many ol' 11s Weishaar, Mrs. Ethel Simons. l'ClIlCllllJt'l' our 2iIll'2l1'IlYC CQCYIIIZIII lL'2l1'llCl'. Mrs. Xklllfgtl. 215 Miss Rool. our English tezteher ill Tth gr111le. .Xlter a inost interesting visit. we hicl 'I-Inf ll'l1'!l1'l1S'I'1II'IIn to 111111.1111- guztge 1jC'IJ2ll'lIIlCHl. , LUUZ655 Now le1's 111ke ll look 111 1l1e Busi- ness llC'l321l'llllt'Ill. VIillCl'L S Profes- NOT.. Seltzer. patiently trying-to ex- Seated: Mr. Ralph Seltzer, Mr. Leon Rabenold. Standing: Mrs. Lois Metzger, Miss Evelyn Kilpatrick, Mrs. Miriam George, Mrs. Verna Klingaman. 1 4 Q Y l l I l i Q f 1 'J lllillll to El eertztin senior girl th11t she 1'11n't type too lllllil o11 11 stencil or it just ntight he eut in h11ll'. Clliekity. eliekity. el11c'k . . . i1il12ll'S Mrs, Kllllgilllllilll No woncler shels such 11 typing whiz - she gets enough pr11c'1iee. She is 11lso notetl lor her lJlC2lS2ll1l disposition and jzuigling Ciilllllgn. Let's visit Mrs. George next. She. also, is 21 typing te11c'l1er. Have you l1L'2ll'll l1er inot- to- More lllll Zillil less yillbu? Mrs. George cloes ll splenclirl job as eounselor lor the Senior 'l'ri-Hi-Y girls. ll' you clon't lJeliex'e1l111t Miss liilpatrick is loud ol' IJ2ll'IlCS. ask the senior Hllt2lllSC1'lIJll0l1-V girls. She believes i11 ll lestive 111n1osphere 2Il'Ullllll l1olitl11ys. Mrs. Metzger is rushing to her next lf'lJlllgYCl2lS5 lil-lL'l' lJUl'l'll2lSlIlg tickets lor her liilllllly lor tl1e l111sketlJ11ll game i11 the evening. .Xncl there goes Mr. Rztlmenold l1 ll 1' r 5' i ll g to 1111 I . ll. l.. .X. ineeting. He is the busi- ness 1111ul1 te111'her. Zlllll il you ll2lYL'll'l alreztcly l1e11rcl, he prelers to let George do it . Page I 5 Mr. Stanley Grammes, Mr. Arthur Miller, Mr. James Lid- dicoat. cietzce The Trumpet was doing a feature .article on the Science Ile- parttnent. .Xs cub reporters. we decided to talk with Mr. Eckens- berger first. However, when we ar- rived, he was busy planning plays lor the cotning lootball game. while his physics class was doing an ex- periment. XXX: scooted through the supply roont to Mr. Leibenguth in the chemistry lab. He was too 'Anervous to be ol' much help. As President, ol' the Science Fair, he had quite a number of problems to solve. hlrs. Durishin was rehears- ing new cheers with her cheerlead- ers, so we decided not to bother her. As we cante near the biology lab, we heard Miss Pharoah saying, How can you live so long and know so little - dissect does not rhyme with bisect! Oh well, there's always good-looking Mr. XX'hite. The only hindrance was that he was involved in prepara- tions for a Boy Scout program lor that evening. Hnun! lVell, we can always put. a cartoon in that. empty space in the m1lI'll1I1lJCl.H Page 16 6Oql'6ly0 If Many lond ntetnories are revived as we wander through the east hall downstairs. .Xs weilook into the rooms and see maps and globes, we know that we have returned, once again, to the dontain ol the Geo- graphy Department. How can we ever forget Mr. Granunes and those pitiful puns or the day the girls kissed hint under the mistletoe? As lor the gunt chewing constituency ol' our class, they will never forget the strict rules Mr. Miller ntade about exercising our gutns. Q.'Xnd who wanted to argue with Mr. Miller?j Xnd speaking ol' nientor- ies. how could anyone forget the boyish blushes ol Mr. Liddicoat, the teacher with the dancing leet, and a great liking lor Fords? Mr. Raymond Leibenguth, Mr. Ralph Eckensberger, Mrs. Elizabeth Durishin, Miss Anne Pharoah. Missing 'from the picture: Mr. Grant White. 4 1 l l 4 t 4 1 4 E- First Row: Mr. William Randall, Mrs. Doris Jones, Mrs. Elinor Jones, Mr. Frank Rizzi, Mr. Gerald Frick. Second Row: Mr. Raymond Snyder, Mr. Floyd German, Mr. Henry Gernerd, Mr. Laurence Moyer, Mr. Manuel Tubio. gfisfory 'l'hat history rc-port was dun' and wc simply had to find tllll who won thc club- tion ol l828. Nlr. German wotlld certainly know. Wllhc dcciding factor in this clcction was thc ac-ritnonious attitudc ol' thc cintc-x who was engaged in tht' dcrzlcinations ol' thc thconic' stclcf' Sinnc wc didn't havc a dictionary with us, wc didn't quilt' catch thc- answcr so we wcnt to Mr. Snydcr's rootn. Because ol' the crowd ol' girls around our hand- sontc lioothall coach, wc: lllOYi'tl on down thc hall to Mr. Lattt'cm'Q Kloycrs rootn. Since you boys in thc Key Clluh arc outstanding in your classcs. l cxpt-ct that you ..... XXX' know Mr. Rini was lmravcly instructing students in thc art ol' inanc'ux'c:t'ittg a '59 Cllicvy. and Nlr. Gt-t't1t't'cl would bc in his ofl'ic'c in tht- inain lohhy ntalaing last ntinuttr Int-parations lor tonight's gatnc. 'llhat clitninatvd thosn- two. So wc wcnt downstairs to lind thc answer. Nlr. lfrick was very lmaticntly tell- ing ont' ol' his citics students not to dangle on thc ond ol' his spina. Ont-. two. tltrcv, lour ,.... Mrs. Doris jones was taking tht- inabiorcttcs through tht-ir pat-f cs. Xlust as wc roundcd thc corner, wc ltvard that lmcautilul purr ol' an L-nginc as Nlrs. Elinor lout-s pulled out in llCl' 'l'-Bird. Did you know thc incntlwrs oli thc' .x1'C'llL'0l0gY Cluh arc starting a new proicct? Blr. 'liulmio just told us. linac was growing short wht-n wc suddc-nly l'CZ1lllt'tl wc had lorgottcn Nlr. Randall. l82S? Why, that was tht' yvar thc llcntocrats won thc clcction. XX'hy, thc Democrats arc thc . . Page If Cglzqfisk '4'l'o be or not to he-that is the question. XVe set out to find an answer to this tluery. There is a group oli teachers standing in the hall, bitt we decide not to distttrb them. However, we can't help overhearing fragments ol' their conver- sation. Mr. johnson is talking about his pseudosophisticated seniors who are paragons ol' negative virtues. Miss Evans is commenting on how well her classes were doing the Congo tlioomalav, boomalav, boomalay, boom!j, but Mrs. XViessler is preoccupied. She's trying to memorize the next act ol' Mrtrbellz for her next performance in her bttsiness English classes. YVe leave them and amble on down the hall to find Captain Kidd complain- ing to Mr. Cardoso about his Bridge Club girls who persist in using the period for their beauty routine. Mr. Cardoso tops that complaint with one oli his own, 'Tin still trying to think ol' new ways to punish those noisy seniors! XVell, let's mosey along . . . Downstairs, patient Mrs. XVassum explains to the 7,10 section that it is most itnpolite to chew gum in class. Mrs. Brader is in the midst ol' philosophizing with the help ol' another proverb, and Mrs. Sterner is resting after her twenty-six mile .journey from Perkionten Prep. That lelt Miss I-Ialler and she couldn't, hear the question because of the stat.ic'l in the room. Ulell, ShakesJeare's cuestion will 'ust have to fro unanswered. l I , n First Row: Miss Ethel Evans, Mrs. Vivian Wiessler, Mrs. Ruth Wassum, Miss Katherine Haller. Second Row: Mrs. Carrie Brader, Mr. Walter Johnson, Mr. Ralph Kidd, Mr. Joaquin Cardoso, Mrs. Margaret Sferner. Q 2 2 ,H 1 4 Page 18 ine rfs Z? l'izu1ns :mtl paint hi'11sht-sf Nltnsiztcs :mtl lllllfilfl lil this :lit-tt wc litltl our UMU- sit' Mun . Nh: Rt-iinsthisscl. who. in zttltlititm to his tmtht-1' tztlt-nts, t-xtt-ls on tht- tlztrint-t. Shziriiig tht- music rtmm with him is Miss Peters .wt tl t Nl . '. S 'al tmw. ' tm t' its 2 Q' 's 'z '-. 2 itmtm 'y t' tm -- t- 't . tilt-iiht-rg :intl ' ' Q-t 'ti' Crt-st Ctrl t-V - -. ' I 1 - t t-stitms ' t l -tm - .' ' l2lllit'l', ' - . 1 l -z isiii, . - I . - -- . -.t-1' 'tjzti ii. Y Y ome colzwmcs .dlZJLL5fI'L6l! Gflrfs Out' mtrtlt-in Htmmt- lit' DCIJLIIKIIIICIII is iuztnztgt-tl Now lct's t-xplm-ti thztl liltlc-st-t-ti Cut lt-:tsl ht tht- ht Blix. Rt-itf llllll Nli-s. l'tmtlztiit'. .Ks ttrtmkiiig insti'ut'- girlsj ptxrtitm nl our st-litml-tl1t- slmlis. Out' t-it-s tit-ss. Mrs. Rt-itf is i't-sptmsihlt- ltn' tht- intriguing lull first llllflll Nlr. Lllll, who still llllNl3il fllllglll 2ll'0Illl!S lifllllltl tztttsitlt- tht- ttmokitig rotmi. lt's just up on tht- slt-t-p ht- lost whilt- printing tht- In-tmgrztiils at short walk lllfflllgll tht- mtrtlt-l ztlmmtiiiciit to Mrs. lm' our st-him' play. Mr. llklllhlllllll is tht- mam ttm l'otlzmy's st-wing rtmtmm. ln zitltlititm to teaching lu- thzmk for tht- lint- stzigt- st-ts whit-h zitltl so :mit-h to llll't- htmttst-wixt-s htrw to use zt 11t-t-tllt- :mtl thrt-ntl, our 1112155 :mtl llilgcltllls. .Xml litlzllly wt- st-t- Nlix slit- also hats tliziigt- tml tht- uizuiy bzmtlucts hcltl hcrc Stt-vt-ustm. tht- tliippt-1' gut who is ztlwztys lJl'k'lD2llit'll att thc high sthtmtil. to keep tht- kitls in lititf , ch, hots? Mr. Bruce Stevenson, Mr. Howctrd Hctusmon, Mr. Mrs. Roby Reifz, Mrs. Grace Podony. James Lutz. --Q 'z llll '1 .-Xit. this is tht- mam N 02.1 'it-1. . Miss N Mr. Robert Wilson, Mr. John Ettinger, Miss Margaret Lesher, Miss Cloclogh Ryan. Qalzysicaf Cgducafiozz How about zt quick lztp around the grin? As we sztunter pztst tht- girls locker room. we hear zt lztmiliar voice- Now don't lorget to lock rour loc-kt-rs! You guessetl it, this is our pony-tailed grin und SXVllllIlllIlg' tt'zu'lier, Miss Ryan. Ol course. we ean't overlook Miss l,eshc'r, QXl'ill anyone ever lorget those drills in iuztrcliing we had in seventh grade?j XVhen she isn't in the gym, look lor her in the Home Ee room feating C'l'2lCliL'l'S?b. Not l'or'gt-ttiiig the male ltztll' ol' this athletic quartet we find Mr. Ettinger teztcliing girls how to swim. fHow emlaztr- rztssinglj Then there is Mr. XVilson, zt man who eats, drinks, and liws sports. 'logetller he and Mr. littinger hare eoztclietl loasketlrztll tezuus ol' which we fun be truly proud. V V I I Gfqrtcuffure In at rurztl ztrezt such as ours, lztrming is a rt-ry important industry. Mr. Clhztttin has been doing at top-notch jolm ol' directing the activities ol' the ztgritiulture depztrtment. ,-Ks we stroll in the vicinity ol' the room, we see Mr. Chattin working side by side with his boys as he teaches them the proper farming methods. This amiable teacher olten spends 21 good deal ol' his own time visiting the homes ol his students to check on their projects. VL Vel' IZLUZLIZQ The man with the llztming red liztir in tht- sui- cide seat is Nlr. Dorney. our l'Ulll'2lg'L'tlllS driver training instructor. There are runny times during this man's working day when he is thetnklul lor the dual controls in the schools '59 Clliery. A graduate ol' P.H.S., Mr. Dorney is also ztn avid basketlmztll lan and can olten he seen :tt games with his wile and three member cheering section. namely his children. pf? Q:-5ffVfOf?Sf3 N ll NW l' U H2 21X N S4-, fi 'f'3,!-5 Q xl '- ' Q 1' 5 3 E A 4 1 5 5 fass Gfdvisors Firsf Row: Mrs. Vivian Wiessler, Mr. Ralph Eckensberger, Mrs. Margaret Weishaar. Second Row: Mr. Henry Gernerd, Mr. Paul Sechler, Mr. Leon Rabenold, Mr. Arthur Miller. 7Zocae'z - damnation eolou- fed and 7046122 Q55 fjqC6l'5 Eiaine Snyder, Nick Kavounas, Carol Hersh, Wayne Snyder. Pug? 2 Marlene Stella Althouse Laurys Station GENERAL Newcomer to Parkland . . . always around when you need her . . . WVill someone take my tray up? . . . enjoys sewing and cooking . . . looking forward to being a hairdresser. AC'I'IVl'l'IESZ Teenage Club 33 Library Club 4g Par-Key 41. Dennis Michael Balla R. D. l, Coplay ACADEMIC One olf our Varsity basketball managers . . . sports- ininded-especially baseball . . . can be found in the lab . . . hopes to major in science at Bucknell . . . good luck, Denny ! .-Xc'r1v1'riFs: Basketball Manager l, 2, 'lg Key Club 2, 3, fl: Baseball 1, 2, flg Play tickets 35 Science Fair l. Terry Bastian lrexlertown GENERAL Grand Champion of the Science Fair in ninth grade . . . threw some light on the Senior Play as one ol' the stage crew . . . plans to greet Uncle Sam shortly . . . best of luck to you! ACTIYITIIQSZ Stage Club 3, -'lg Swimming Club 1. Carol Ada Bates H02 N. 26th St., Allentown Acfxotiviic Blushes like a red beet . . . enjoys music and is an expert bass violin player . . . new at Parkland but fast at making friends . . . active in church and youth fellowship. AC'I'lVITlI-ISI Senior Chorus 35 District Chorus 33 Senior Band 3, 43 District Orchestra 33 State Orchestra 33 Dramatics Club 33 County Band 3. George Washington Beitler, Jr. 2447 Main St., Schnecksville GENERAL Likes baseball . . . can be found working in the metal or wood shop . . . linkers with cars in his spare time . . . lots ol' success in whatever the future brings. ,'XC'l'IVI'l'lliSZ Chess Club 25 Student Council 1. E9 . X ' llXfZ i J Nc1wc0M6Q- DO NALD BRADY .CN 57 fx KG- IVETUJCONFE.. N0 NCY GOLDMIIN Ernest Ralph Bennicoff Eogelsville AGRICULTURE Glued to the T.V. set or stuck in a math book . . . Girls scare me . . . hunting enthusiast . . . plans to enter the service after graduation . . . good luck, Ernie l .-Xf.'l'lYlTll-LSI F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Joyce Elaine Bennicoff 7 South Church St., Eogelsville GENERAL Blonde swing and sway pony tail . . . artistic . . . Laine loves dancing and meeting people . . . fam- ous last words- for a while! . . . hates city life . . . future-field of cosmotology. :XC'I'lYI'I'lliSI Teenage Club 2, 3, 4. Patricia Ann Bernhard Orefield coMMERcmL Petite and quiet . . . beautiful dark hair . . . Pat can usually be found reading a good book . . . enjoys dancing . . . likes typing and shorthand . . . wants to become a private secretary . .- . best wishes. At:'t'tv1Tncs: Teenatge Club l, 2: Par-Key 4. X Charles Henry Betz l727 Woodlawn St, Allentown GENERAL Not a care in the world . . . Chico can usually be found in, under, or taking apart cars . . . catches up on his sleep in study hall . . . likes girls and vice versa . . . will take up mechanics after graduation. At:'l'lvl'rllis: Football 4. Judith Bogert 3502 Congress St., Allentown ACADEMIC One with sparkling eyes and cheery smile is our Celeste . . . often seen in the vicinity of the gym . . . Judy loves winter sports . . . dig that Varsity Drag . . . soon to be a Frosh at Middlebury. Ac:'rtvlTlris: Student Council 3, -lg Girls Basketball 1, 2. -lg Trumpet l, 2, 3, 4: Senior llramzltics Club 25 Sports Club 33 Senior Homemaking Club 23 Honor Society 2, 3, -lg junior Play- untlerstudy 33 Senior Play 4. Judith Gail Bortz R. D. I, Coplay GENERAL Pleasant, to all . . . her homeroom anties will never be forgotten . . . Judy rates sports high as her hobby . . . handy with the .22 . . . future -well, we'll see. .'LC'l'1Yl'IIIliSZ Sports Club 2, 3, 'lg Teenage Club lg Play make-up ' Committee 3, I. Patty Rae Boyer 20 Beverly Drive! Allentown ACADEMIC Small featured . . . our peppy head cheerleader . . . energetic, feminine and always friendly . . . viva la queen of the junior Prom . . . hopes for a career in teaching. :XC'I'IYl'l'IICSZ Science Fair l. I: junior Play 3g Senior Play -lg Cheerleading l, 2. 3, -lg Par-Key 'lg Christmas Pageant l. Donald Brady R D, I, Schneclssville ACADEMIC - GENERAL New comer from Holidaysburg . . . amiable . . . drives his mother crazy with his chemistry experiments . . . star gaxer . . . bowling ball's his best friend . . . good luck. At:TIvI'l'IlisZ Basketball lg Senior Chorus -I1 Chess Club - I, Marion Lillian Brong I756 Columbia Sl, Allentown COMMERCIAL Happy-go-lucky . . . enjoys dancing and working at Hess Brothers . . . a smart dresser . . . plans to view what the world is like from the sky. AC'I'IVI'l'IFSZ Teenage Club 1, 21 Senior Dramatics El: Britltfe Club 4: Senior Chorus El: Girl Chorus 3: Par-Key I3 F. ll. L X I Usher junior Play 33 Basketball Manager 2. Wayne Alfred Bruch 9 Daisy Ave., Orefield ACADEMIC Patient . . . familiar with world events . . . red shoes, wow! . . . enjoys working with his handsfdestined to be a great artist . . . plans to enter the Air Force then hop tovcollege to study architecture. .-XeT1v1'rIEs: Program Committee, Junior Play 33 Publicity Com- mittee, Senior Play 45 Art Club fl: Archery Club 3. Sheila Mabel Burchill 2151 and I.a11a 515, Allentown ACADEMIC Io1s 111 fun l11q11e111l1 heard saying 11111 N011 do 111111 1111111111 lov1s to draw . . . 11e1 l1ol1l111s 111 11.1d111g 11111 1101SLlJdClQ riding . . . a world ll 11 1111 111111 l11 1Lc1Cl1lllg 11111 1'o1111gs11:1's i11 1111 lllllllt 111111s 01 C l1llllS 7 1 lg I . 'l'. A. 25: l':11 K Susan Elizabeth Burger R D I Wescosville ACADEMIC X111 11s 131181 51llLllC1S 11 isses between z111111111s l11111s up an X HX 11age . A'S11sie lends a 1111111110 1111111 111 all our 1err1l1e Par-Key 13111101 111111111 lo1s of lllLlC at XVes1 C hester. 111111s 1 11101 81111611 2, 3, 43 Sc11io1 H1111 ll C l111111s 2. 3: lJz1111'e 11111111 2 S1161 ll llf Cl11l1 l 111 H1 Y lg ylllllllll' PIII, 'S l'11l1l11 1 011111111166 S1111111 l'l11 l l11111111e1 I: l'z11'-Ke1 Sllll I F l X l S111111e I IITY1. Judith Louise Class 2 Chelsea Lane, AIIen11wr1 ACADEMIC 11111 looks like sl1e j11s1 s11pl11d 11111 ol a 1418111011 lllZlgflllIlL always on 1111: vo .111 211111 11111111111 1111to1' 1'1rsi1y dragger . 11l11s 1111 Olgill 1se11 11s of1 111 college for 1l11s 1111111 111188 1r111111s lllllllplfl I, 2, 3. I 9111111111 Co 2 S111 ll1lllllS Cl11l1 I 2, 3: Life S111i110 111 1 4 1 Lllllf l: .Xq11z11'z11l1 1 l'l11 111,1111s Barbara Arm Daniel I? D I, AIIer11c 1 1oMME1ae1A1 011111 sl11nds 1lCl' 1i111e 11115 no 11o11ble 111aki11v' F1 plans 111 l1e 11'1' f.llIlJ 5, l. Tod Wilson DBVIS R D I, Orei ACADEMIC - GENERAL Long l1an 11111111 '... lil'eo11l11 121111 11l11a1s 1121111 lo 11s1111 to 21 good joke 1118 1311116 and 101 El 11101161 X Ford . . . cxpecls 111 b1 11111121 Ill 1111 111111 111111 1onder. 111111s S111111111i11g CIl11l1 2: C l1ess 111111 1 S1151 Cl11l1 l Donald Harvey Dengler Breinigsville GENERAL XVill never suffer any ill ellects from the over-indul- gence in books . . . always has a friendly smile . . . expert hunter . . . l'DonI' plans to take up drafting alter graduation. ,Xr:'1'lvl'1'llis: Nature Club lg Chess Club 3. Edward John Diehl Trexlertown ACADEMIC The blond half ol' the Diehl boys . . . sports . . . usually lound laughing over a good joke . . . cracks that math book most often . . . brains, fun, and oh that crew cut! . . . good luck in college, Eddie .lXcTIrl'1'11fs: Nature Club lg Science Fair I3 Slide Rule Club 43 Par-Key -I3 Senior Play rl. I Robert John Diehl I Trexlertown ACADEMIC Tall and good-looking . . . Bob's always ready with a joke and a smile . . . active in sports-espe cially basketball and baseball . . . girls rate high as a hobby . . . plans to go to Bucknell to study eco- nomics and accounting. .'hC'l'lYl'IiIliSZ Senior Band l, 23 Basketball 33 Basketball Mana- Council 3. Barbara Jane Dippl R, D I, Wescosville ACADEMIC Barb . . . often seen with her nose stuck in a MAD comic book . . . education-minded . . . Look out! Here comes Barb in that green Ford . . . laugh, laugh, laugh . . . always cheering at basketball and football games . . . future doctor. Ar:'l'ivlTlEs: Senior Chorus 43 Trumpet 33 Senior Play 43 junior Play 3. Walter Edward Donaghy IIS3 N. 34th Sr., Allentown ball I, 2, 3, flg Key Club 2, 43 Junior Play 33 Senior Play 43 Par-Key rl: Senior Band l, 2. War WI! , g:J'31 ger 23 Nature Club lg Baseball 2, 33 Senior Play 43 Student J l N I J 5, P yr-gf lil II II I ACADEMIC gig, Let's go for a touchdown boysl' . . . science and TPAQHEQS math whiz . . . who hooked my slide rule?,' . . . pe-T-M YValt likes dancing and lots of clothes . . . college bound for pre-med or pre-law. At:'rlvI'rms: Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 43 Foot- ,ll Diane Donaldson Girard Avenue, Greenawalds ACADEMlC The brains behind the Trumpet . . . Dizzy . . . likes to read . . . is sports minded . . . ever-ready with a joke . . . Poet Laureate ol' the senior class . . . the future sees her toting psychology books at Muhlen- berg College. AfI'l'lVI'lillC9Z Tri-Hi-Y l: Band 2, l: Senior Silence Cllub 3: Trumpet tliditor-in-cliiefj sl: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Dance Band lg County Band 33 Par-Key -l. Alice Jeanette Dorney R D 2, Allentown Commmemt Cab, gab, gab . . . whenever Greetings or I'oueh Darts passes your ears you know this tall blonde is near . . . loves her mechanical drawing class! . . . hobby: Knit one, pearl two! . . . sure to suc't'eed in whatever she attempts. fxe, K t ll il., Jim ACADEMlC 'loanie takes life easv . . . likes long hair and crafv shoes . . . dislikes studying . . . future undecided but college bound . . . good luck in whatever you do. Y .'tlTTTVT1 I'Ia5I . ' . 2 l h'amatic's Llub l: senior Chorus 1' n tl sl Pu-Ku l Biskttblll Nlini er l lln .'XII'I'll'I'l'IliSZ Science l'1lll' l: Basketball 2, 3: fXquat'ade l. 3, l: Play 3, -l: Band l. 2, 55. 1: Trunipet -l: County Band 3: Sports Club lg Par-Key sl. Joan Dawn Dorney 94-l N l9th St., Allentown llublieity Play Vsher 3. I V J lt l John Michael Drabic 'NX R, D, l, Cooley jill COMMERCIAL I xTf,,,f , Get that ball . . . one of our geat basketball plavers 'AVI . . . a snanv dresser . . . loves sleeainf in English W.. git X l l 1 , . ll R . fikfig Class . . . a popular guy whos willing to help any- 'T' one . . . some dav he hopes to be a college graduate. ,G I - 'A S AC'I'IYI'l'IlCSZ Basketball l, 2. 3, 'll Baseball l. 2. fl. 4: lf.B.I...X. Wresitlentj 3. l: Sports Leadersliip l: Student Store l: Class President 3. John Dunfee w I ! R, D Z! Allentown Teheuee, ACADEMlC 5 , . . . PET.. 'flell' . . . lree as the breeze . . . hails lroni Allen- town High . . . here eonles that hot Merci . . . Let's skip out! . . . I'rig lover? . . . plans to join Uncle REX Sant after graduation. .Xc.'l'1yl'ili-'s: Bridge Club PI. William Daniel Eberbart IOO7 Main St, Oretield GENERAL Man of few words . . . stzttilp collector . . . Bill gets a real charge out of electronics . . . plays the cornet . . . after a hitch in the navy, it's oil to Penn State. I .Xc'1'n'i'i'tics: Senior Chorus l, 2, 3, 'lg Band 1, 2, 3, 43 County Bandai. Carl Reuben Ebert Oretield GENERAL Quiet as a mouse and just as little . . . chess enthu- ' il 1 :Y A ' ' siast - Check Mate . . . does work in the print shop for Mr. Lutz . . . good luck in the future. :XC'l'IVI'l'lliSZ Chess Club l, 2. 3: Printing Club Ll: Ticket Com- mittee, junior Play 33 Ticket Committee, Senior Play el. Jean Mary Ebert R D l, Wescosville ACADENHC Sparkling personality . . . naturally curly hair . . . 'fleannelsl' favorite hideout is Mrs. Podany's block No. l sewing circle . . . high stepping drum ma-iorette . . . headed for accounting school after graduation. .xC'I'IYl'I'lI-151 Senior Band l. 2, 3.-1: Cirls Pnisketbzill 1, 2: Senior Chorus 2. 35 l.eader's Club: Dance Band 33 Life Saying ,lg 'trumpet 2: County Band 33 junior Play 3: Science Fair lg Par- Key lg .'XfIll2lCl'lilC I, 3. Nancy Jane Edwards i8 North Parkway Road, Allentown ACADEMIC A smile to beat the band . . . most nonchalant scien- tist of 1959 . . . Nan is happy-go-lucky . . . usually finds something to laugh at . . . future dreams in- clude being a medical technician, AC'l'IVI'I'IIiSZ Publicity Committee, Senior Play lg Science Fair I, 43 Senior Chorus 2. 3, li: French Club -lg Art Club I, 3: Dra- matics Club 2: Trumpet lg Par-Key 4. David Guy Everett Orefield ACADEIVHC Sweet music from a golden horn . . . hold that smile, please . . . helpful to the last . , . mmm! -those baby blue eyes . . . Dave usually has a nose in a book . . . look out world, here he comes! .'XC'l'IYl'l'IliSI Senior Band I, 2, 3, rl: County Band 3, -l: Dance lizmd I, 2, 3, -I1 Understudy, junior Play 33 Patronage, Senior Play ig District Orchestra -iz Student Council 4: Par-Key fig Dis- trict Band 43 State Band -l. Jacquelyn Francais Fahler l8tlw G Woodlawn Sts, Allentown AcAoENtlc - GENERAL Perky blonde . . . one of the smallest senior girls . . . Jacqui possesses the gift of gab . . . always has a welcome smile and a helping hand . . . loves to ride show horses . . . college bound. Ac'I'trITltis: Girls Basketball Team 2, 3, -1: Trumpet -lg Life Sating Club -lg Sports Club 23 Leaders Club 1. Kenneth Curtis Feinour R. D 3, Allentown ACADEIVHC - GENERAL Ken works at the Acme in his spare time . . . Have you seen his latest picture of Donald Duck? . . . Conscientious and serious about his work . . future minister . . . best wishes. Ac:'l'tvlTIics: Senior Chorus 2, 3, :lg Play Committee 3g I'ar'Key El: Track 33 Senior Life Saving 413 Audio-Visual Aids 1, 2, 33 l .B.I i..' X. 3. Janice Elaine Fidler 3300 Lincoln Circle, Allentown GENERAL -Ian is a regular chatterbox . . . likes to argue . . . rather go bowling than dancing . . . fond of felines . . . future plans are uncertain but the best of luck in whatever she decides. Ac'rivt1'iias: Teenage Club 2, 3, -l. Nadine Larue Folck 6023 Main St, Fogelsyllle COMMERCIAL Oh, that laugh! . . . Deany gabs a mile a minute . . . artistic tastes . . . enjoys ice skating and music . . . Cats? I hate 'eml Corvettes? I love 'emu . . . luture plans undecided. AC'l'lVI'I'IFSI Library Club -lg Chorus 2, 45 Teenage Club l, 2, 35 F.l5.I...X. lg Par-Key 'l. Lanny M. Foulke 432 N 30m sri, Allentown ACADEMIC Lan, the man . . . Ace Photog . . . loaded with writing ability . . . those fancy fstripedj pants never go unnoticed . . . loves to take his time . . . next fall Muhlenberg will welcome this senior. Ac't'1v1'rIEs: Trumpet 43 Photo Club 33 Play 33 Par-Key 3, 4, Y, 1 Robert J. Frantz R. D. l, SCbneCksville ACADEMIC NN 0 Q , I Bobby spends his leisure time bowling . . . plays N Cornet with the f'BlaCk Aces . . . Huh? l don't know. . . . active in Boy Scouts . . . favorite subject N sq. is math . . . good luck in the future. .'XCTIX'l'l'll'ISI Senior Band l, 2, 3, 113 Slide Rule Club Al. R 8 ' Daryl Raymond Fritzinger Q I R, D. l, Wescosvrlle '-J X ACADEMIC - GENERAL l You know iti' . . . sports, sports, and more sports . . . has a grudge against homework and Classes . . . X goes hunting in spare time . . . airplanes intrigue UINNAMG him . . . future Air Force man. SNILEQ .'XLI'l'lYI'liIliSI Chess Club l, 2. Gilbert Bruce Furst R. D. l, Wescosville ACADEMIC Plays the organ . . . the original answer man . . . always carries a pile of books . . . tall and friendly . . . girls rate high with Gil . . . slide rule addict . . . a future Reverend. AC'l'IVI'l'Il-ZS! Senior Chorus 2, 3, fl: Color Guard 3. 4: Key Club 43 Basketball Manager 3, fl: Science Fair I, 43 Science Club lg German Club 3: Slide Rule Club -'lg junior Play Orgunists 35 'l'ulent Show 3, All Sally Ann Gaal 3522 Union St, Allentown COMMERCIAL Our gal, Sal . . . smile for everyone . . . slow-tem- pered . . . ready for fun . . . loves sports . . . Mr. Gernerd's willing worker . . . good luck in the future. .'XCTIYI'I'IliSZ Student Council 'lg Truinpet I. 2, 3, -lg Par'Key -'lg Sports Club 3, 4: F.B.L..'X. 'lg Girls Basketball Manager 35 Senior Chorus l. John Galomb 2704 Columbia St, Allentown GENERAL 'flunioru likes food, football, food, girls, and food . . . can be seen sleeping peacefully in study hall . . . dislikes Cheese, dancing, doctors, and the Air Force . . . plans to join the Navy after graduation . . . likes food, football, food, girls, and food! AC'l'lVI'l'lliSZ Nature Club 1, 23 Football l, 2, 3, 4. wusaammnmai ...zm,i. 1. DIEHL UU S c I I N f N , 1 Q an , 1 llwX wfumue- enter. JEANEUE GAVUCH Leonard Ralph Gantz R, D, l, Allentown COMMERCIAL The joker is XVild . . . Lenny always manages to liven things up . . . subject to feminine wiles . . . 'Wllhy waste time studying? . . . Are you sure you can stay awake for the next class? . . . luck to a luture salesman. .'Xr:'rIvl'rl1cs: F.l3.L.A. 4: Library Club 3, -lg Student Store -l: Track 3, 43 Par-Kev -l. Jeanette Wanda Gavlick R. D. l, Coplay COMMERCIAL Fun is her favorite pastime . . . has a ready laugh for a good joke . . . likes to drive a ear . . . favorite saying- yea . . . note the dimples . . . plans to do oHice work. ,XCTIXITII-'SI Chess Club lg F.B.L.,X. 2, lg Teenage Club 33 Sports Club fl. Richard Wotring Gemmel R D l, Coplay ACADEMIC Ouiet and serious . . . has an artistic touch . . . red N. hot bermudas . . . plays a u111C2l11l accordion . . . Jlans to fo to college lo be a bio-clienlist. x 6 .XCliIYl'l'llfSI Chess Club l. 2: Senior Art Club l: Senior Science 3g junior Play Committee 3. Allen Myron Milton George R. D l, Coplay GENERAL Great outdoorsman . . . football, hunting, and lish- ing take up his spare time . . . sees a job through to the end . . . very active . . . plans to work his l'atl1er's farm alter graduation . . . good luck. .'xC'I'IYI'l'lliSZ Science Fair lg Science Club 23 Fly-lying Club 2, 3, 'lg Football 3, Al. Robert Phaon German R D, 3, Allentown GENERAL Blond curly hair . . . friendly . . . one of our grid- iron boys . . . Bob enjoys working on cars and par- ticipating in sports . . . plans to go into the Armed Forces after graduation. ,-Xr:'rly1'r1Ls: Nature Club El: Football 2, 3, 'lg Track 2, 3. Nancy Sue Goldman 3025 Congress St, Allentown ACADEMIC Newcomer to P. H. S .... enjoys dancing . . . knit- ting and sewing are her specialties . . . I have to do my homework . . . will further her education at Muhlenberg . . . plans to teach Elementary School. .'Xc1'r1vl'1'lEs: Bridge Club -l. David Haldaman R, D 3, Allentown AcADEMlc A comedian . . . faithful member of Key Club . . . Science Fair winner . . . Tex often dons a cowboy rat ,... spends his spare time hunting . . . planning a future as a scientific farmer. AC'l'lVl'l'Il11SC Key Club 1, 2, 3, fig Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, fig Life Saving Club -lg Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Play 33 Senior Play 4. V Philip Allen l-lartranfr R. D. l, Orefield GENERAL Is 'Abe JH on cars . . . en'o s his na as durin assem- I J Y K lu S blv . . . sho J and fm . . . 'Fellows . . . Oh, those , A l gl pep meetings. AC'l'IVI'l'lIiSZ Stage Club 1, 2, 33 Bridge Club 4. Francis Heilman R, D. l, Coplay coMMERclAt jet black hair . . . reliable . . . goes ape over Hi Fi . . . Frankiels companion-his '52 DeSoto . . . Pastimes-bowling and swimming . . . good luck to you in the Naval Air Corps. AC'I'IVI'1'll'ISZ Wrestling Club 2, Play Committee 3g Music Appre- ciation Club el. Ella Jane Heiney R, D, 1, Allentown COMMERCIAL Girl with the strawberry curl and rosy complexion . . . favorite hobby is loafing . . . 1 can't stand rabbitsll' . . . Janie spends most of her time roller skating and having l-o-n-g telephone conversations . . . loads of luck to a swell gal. AC'I'IVITII'ISZ Library Club 413 Teenage Club 1, 2, 3. l I 2, fl, 1: Teenage Club 25 Par-Kev bl. William J. Heintzelman 3520 Mais sf, Nelis Aefxoavtie Bill . . seienee and 1ll2llll whiz . . . profound thinker . . . loves playing tl1e organ, piano, and Cornet . . . admired by all . . . active in Boy Scouts . . . future doctor or physicist. .XC'l'IXl'l'IliSZ Senior Band I, 2, 3, lg Key Club -lg Student Couneil I, 2. 3, ll: Senior Play el. Betty Ann Heiter R. D. Allentown COMMERCIAL Quiet i11 class . . . black hair and freckles . . . writes poems i11 her spare time . . . Gee! My favorite disl1 - spaghetti . . . one of our luture secretaries. ,Xi.'I'IlI'llliSZ Senior Chorus I: Girls Chorus 2g Librarv Club Mary Ann Henry 42 West Park Avenue, Nefts ACADElVllC This girl loves piano playing and traveling . . . Rah, Parkland, Fight! . . . active in debate . . . sews a line seam . . . polite . . . plans to enter the lield ol' nursing . . . good luek, HI-Iiilllml .Xt.l'lll'l'll-QSI l'ar-Kev -l: .junior Chorus l, 2, 3, 'lg Debate Club 3. I: Sports Club 3: Life Saving Club lg junior Dramaties 25 ' 3 Chess 1. Carol Jane Hersh 9 N Glenwood Avenue, Greenawalds ACADEMIC - GENERAL Populariled tl1e headache band at P. H. S .... girl with a thousand and one talents - artist, poet, dancer, voralist. author, our sauey Zlllil best. l1C2ll'Cl cheerleader . . . 'Bliss Internal Revenue . . . a little confused about tl1e future but best ol luck. .XC'l'lll'lll-1SI Science Fair 1: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, -l: Yiee Presi- dent of Class 2: 'I'reasurer of Class I, 3, 'lg Cheerleading Club 1.2. 3. 1: Christtnas Pageant I: Play 3g Play Conn11ittee 'lg Par- Key -l. Sherwood Leslie Hoffman 3355 Maia st, News ACADEMlC , GENERAL A K'Uh! lVell l'll be! . . . Holly goes lor basketball Zlllfl baseball . . . How's tl1e weather up there, Sher- wood? . . . doesnlt appreciate seventh graders who don't know what to do in wood shop . . . Fate will be kind to this lad. ,xC'l'IYI'lII-1SZ Dance Band l, 2, 33 Gym Club 45 V. Basketball 31 Varsity 4. Mfmmaax, .. COMMERCIAL A cute brunette . . . very neat and eHicient . . . sneaks in a giggle quite often . . . cuts a neat hgure on skates . . . friendly . . . some lucky employer will have Jon for his secretary. AC'1'IVI'l'lICSZ Senior Chorus 43 F.B.L.A. 45 Library Club 45 Teenage Club 33 Par-Key -1. COMMERCIAL Barb . . . happy and carefree seniorfij . , . whiz on skates . . . talk and more talk . . . Stuck-up people annoy me! . . . best wishes to a future secre- Ulf, .Xc:'i'n'i't'u:s: Senior Chorus -lg F.B,L,A, -lg Library Club lg Teen- age JoAnn Horvath R, D. I, Allentown Barbara Arm Horwith R. D. I, Coplay Club 35 Par-Key 11. ' Mary Ann Hujsa 3027 Woodlawn St, Allentown COMMERCIAL You should see this gal ice skate! . . . possesses a friendly smile . . . purchasing agent for student store . . . Rush, Rush, Rush . . . Push those Par-Key sales ! . . . Her ambition is secretarial work. ,-Xc:'t'lvlTl1cs: Teenage Club 2, 3: F.B.L.A. 3, -13 Play Usher 3g Library Club +15 Student Store -lg Pat'-Key Al. Harold David I-lunsicker, Jr. 3238 Main sf, Neffs GENERAL Carries his portable radio to classes . . . our Candy kid . . . bowling strikes his fancy . . . likes to rod around with the boys . . . Huni will enter the service upon graduation . . . good luck. .-XC'rn't'1'1us: Play Program Committee -15 Library Club -l. Judy Jasper R, D. I, Slatington GENERAL Slim, attractive blonde . . . an easy going type of girl . . . likes to mix batter in H. E. class . . . rolls around the rink to the tune of the Skaters, VValtz . . . future undecided, but good luck! ' Ac:1'n'rr1i:s: Teenage Club 2, 3, 4. 3 5 al W xl S Q gtmng 5,4 ltd gg ' I J if 'X I 'I xx fs ncroe- W WAYNE' SNYDE2 306 Maln Boulevard, Allentown ACADEMIC future plans. President 4. Sue Margaret Keldsen H25 Nonh 55th Sr, Allentown ACADEMIC - GENERAL Sweet Sue . . . very feminine . . . Parklands cute head maiorette . . . loves art . . . verv understanding L4 I Y u vw I ' I . . . XVook wha Ive done now I . . . lots ol luck, Sue l .-Xc:'l'lx1T1l-is: Slztjorettes 2, 3, lg Science Fziir 1: Draunntics Club I3 Trtunpet lg Progrzini Committee, Senior Play -lg Publicity Committee, junior Play 3. Anna Irene Kennmerer ZOI5 Ftlbert St, Allentown COMMERCIAL Check that giggle . . . brief and to the point . . . Oh no, not another surprise test? . . . quiett?j . . . XVho's that cute boy? . . . oodles of luck to a future secretary. .-Xcrlvtrlrsz Teenage Club 2. Sandra Kemrnerer R, D 3, Allentown GENERAL Sandy always has something to say . . . watch those hands, she can't talk without them . . . If you like whipped cream on your cloggies, visit Sandy at Deily's soda fountain . . . plans to go into nurses' training. .'xCTlVl'l'IESZ Band I, 2: Teenage Club I3 Gym Club 23 Nurses Club 31 Librztry Club 4. Gwendolyn Rae Johnson As part of an active Scouting career, 'Gucn spent a fabulous last summer abroad . . . nimble lingers for the and the paint brush . . I'lCl'lCIl and History are her favorite subjects . . . collcec hctc sht comes. .vXc:'t'n'lTnis: Drzlmatics Club I, 25 Science Fair I lium I, 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, 33 Honor Society 2 'I I Stucc Council 2, 3, -lg llnderstucly Play 3: Play Publicttx I I u lx Nicholas Allen Kavounas R, D. 3, Allentown GENERAL Order! let's have some order! . . . Our class IJICSI dent is well liked and rightly so . . . hard xsoik wiccs with Nick . . . Geel I have to go to another meet ing . . . Best of luck to this handsome scniot in his Ac'l'tv1T1l-is: Football 1,21 Basketball 1.2: 'I'r.tc J ku C 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 3: Sports Club I, -lg junior x Q Fay Annette Kern 3332 Main Street, Netts ACADEMIC Best described in a series ol' adjectives N popular, laughing, small but mighty . . . one ol' our best twirl- ers , . . has a llare lor being heard . . . and away she goes to college. t L .'XC'l'IYl'I'IliSI junior Play 3: Senior Plav lp Student Council lg Class Treasurer l: Truinpet l, 2: Majorette 3, lg Teenage Club 2. Not a care in the world . . . always collecting money lor Trumpet . . . never without. a smile and friendly Hello . . . President ol' lf.T.,-X. . . . Ron'I is ener- getic supporter at games . . . good luck to a luture teacher. .xCTlX'ITlI SI Swimming Club 25 Senior Chorus 2, 55, lg Trumpet 3, flg 11.1 A. 3, Ll: Par-lley 115 Music Appreciation Club 43 Play Program Committee 3. GENERAL Calm, cool, and carefree . . . big blue eyes and dark curly hair . . . 'ARon loves sports -especially hunt- ing . . . wants to take up mechanics alter graduation. Ronald Jay Kistler IQ, D, 1, orefletl ACADEMIC Ronald Francis Kleckner R. D. I, Coplay .XCTlYl'lll S' Toolbill I lllll C lui I Rosemarie Ann Knauss R. D, I, Coplay COMMERCIAL Pleasant . . . Mickey , is not as quiet as she appears . . . collects stuffed animals . . . shall we dance? . . . reliable . . . we hear a voice in the luture saying Number Pleasell' .'XCTH'l'l'lIiSI Teenage Club l, 21 llslier, Iunior Playg Tickets, Senior Plavg BridgelClub -l: F.l'S.I,.,'X. -1. 5 Darlene Joan Knepper R. D. 3, Allentown COMMERCIAL Always laughing . . . 'II,etIs have a party! . . . a great dancer . . . collects teddy bears-r. . . pizza rates hirh . . . beautilul wav' hair and blue eyes . . . I 1 l , plans to go to Comptometer school. .XCTIYITII-1SI Senior Chorus 2, 3, lp Girls Chorus 2, 33 Usher. junior Play 35 Ticket Committee, Senior Play 43 Teenage Club l. 2: Senior Dramatics S: Bridge Club 43 l .l3.L..X. lg Pareliev I. Marianne Louise Koch R. D, l, Breinigsville COMMERCIAL Y'Vhat's a good excuse for not taking an after-gym shower? . . . can never decide whether to earn money or spend it . . . quite the athlete . . . Oh, those transcription classes! . . . lots ol luck in future years. AC'l'IYI'l'lliSI Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girls Chorus 2, 35 junior Drzunatics lg Sports Club 2, -lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, Aqnacade 3. Helen Mae Kohler 2600 Main St., Schnecksville COMMERCIAL Looks quiet . . . beautiful wavy hair . . . her smile goes a long way . . . balances the books for the student store . . . favorite hobbies are reading, horseback rid- ing and math . . . her crystal ball is a little cloudy, but we wish her the best of luck. ACTIYITII-iS! Dramatics Club lg Library Club 3, 43 Girls Chorus 2: Student Store 45 Par-Key 4. Mary Elizabeth Kokolus R. D, 1, ofefaeid ACADEMIC Always has a smile on hand . . . get that ball, Kokie l . . . Don't you get tired carrying all those books? . . . enjoys baby sitting . . . plans to become a nurse. ACTIVITIFSI Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 'lg Student Council 33 French Club 3, Sports Club 1, 2. James Gary Kondravy R. D . l, Allentown ACADEMIC - GENERAL Sports enthusiast . . . lots of pep and school spirit . . . one of our best basketball and baseball players . . . lots of luck in your physical education career, Jimmie , Ae'r1vl1'lEs: Basketball 1, 2, 43 Collection Club l. Curtis Bruce Krause R, D. 3, Allentown ACADEMIC - GENERAL Not a care in the world . . . one of Curt's main inter- ests is cars . . . culinary artist . . . likes history and math . . . plans to join the service and then become a chef . . . good luck. Ar11'Iv1TlEs: Student Council 1, 2: F.F.A. I, 2: Bridge Club 4. Joanne Marie Kristofits R, D, l, Coplay COMMERCIAL Jo just tops live feet . . . Penny' '... friendly little blonde . . . busy in Student Store . . . hopes to attend Bethlehem Business College . . . a future sec- retary. At1'I'IYl'l'lFSZ Majorettes 3, lg Honor Society 3, -lg Play 33 Student Store llg Par-Key fl. Edward Noah Kroninger lll Trexlertovvn ACADEMlC Boisterous . . . usually singing a pop tune . . . proudest of his Buick convertible . . . always forget- ting something . . . future plans, either medicine or engineering . . . best wishes, Ed l ACTIVl'l'IliSI Student Council 1, 2, 3, ll: Key Club 3, 'lg Honor Society 2, 3, -l: Play 3, -lg Science Fair l, -lg Chess Club 2, 33 Slide Rule Club -lg Par-Key ll. Carol Krurnanocker 3240 Main sf., Nells ACADEMIC Carol's claim to fame is the longest pony tail in the Senior Class . . . does quite a lot of sewing . . . hopes to attend Bethlehem Business College and one day become a private secretary. Ac:'i'1y1'iu-is: Trumpet 2, lg Teenage Club l, 23 French Club fl: J l zu'-Key al. John David Kubns R. D, l, Allentown GENERAL Sigh l l l . . . 6'l . . . blond hair, brown eyes . . . Johnny was kept on his toes as our rugged quarter- back . . . fresh air kid . . . Listenl My Edsel can beat any car! . . . not sure what's ahead, but sure f . to lJC 0110 ol l.l1C CIILGSI ll1Cl'C. ,'XCTIl'l'I'lliSI Football l, 2, 3, 43 Life Saving lg Play 3, sl, Props 33 Tickets -lg Baseball 3, lg Basketball I, 2. Margaret Ann Lake R, D, l, Orelield COMMERClAL Short blonde D.,-X .... Peggy likes parties, dancing, boys, and stuffed animals . . . overheard saying, Have gas, will travel! as she pulls out in her hot black Pontiac . . . good luck to a future beautician. . XCTIVl'l'lFSZ Chess Club lg Teenage Club 23 Bridge Club 43 F.B.L.A. ll: Pai'-Key fl, Play 3, 4. gl 'Milli I MQ If XE, I l l 1 'X WIOSTS TR ucwrivcr- ED KRONWGR William Ralph Laub Laurys Station GENERAL Outdoor-type man - swimming, baseball, and hunting . . . good times are his specialty . . . mischievous streak . . alter graduation it will be the Navy for Billy, .'XtI'l'lVl'l'Il-'SI Baseball I: Swimming Club 2: Track lg Nature Club 1. Carol Mae Laudenslager R. D, l, Wescosville ff? coMMERciAt Q6 Lundy . . . fun is her middle name . . . enjoys Q- f J dancing . . . check that laugh . . . Boy, could I iff sleep! . . . a great gal . . . plans to work at P. P. 8c L. k A .Xt'l'n'i'iiiis: Play. 'l'icket 3. Al: 'l'ri-Hi-Y 2: I .B.L.iX. -ll Bridge Club lg llsher fl. t f X . n a Veronica Mae Leibensperger SO North Church St, Fogelsville Tnlllgggugm COMMERCIAL Worry, worry, worry . . . Oh! those seventh graders . . . friendly . . . plays the organ and piano . . . Hurry, l don't want to be last in the lunch line! . . . future secretary with aspirations in lield of music. .Xt:'l'1x'l'lii-sz Girls' Chorus lg Senior Chorus 2, 3, Pl: Teenage Club 1. 2: Tri-Hi-Y fl: Music Appreciation l. J? Leon John Lichtenwalner Trexlertown COMMERCIAL Loves wintertime so he can skate away his sparetime . . . batty about baseball . . . future includes trucking A later he'll become a state policeman . . . may your liuture be bright. .Xc1'l'lx'1'rIias: Chess Club 15 Wrestling 2: Bridge Club +l. George Litzenberger R D 1, oreiieid AGRKIULTURE I-Ielplulness is one ol this lad's virtues . . . active in -1-H and F.F.A .... shies away from girls . . . hunting and lishing are his hobbies . . . well liked by class- mates . . . plans to enter the field of agriculture. .Xc1'l'ly1'1'lrs: F.F..X. 1. 2, 3, all Nature Club 4. , , si 'S Jeffrey Thomas Long R, D, l, Schriecksville ACADElVllC Go, Cat, Go . . . beep, beep Qthere goes Jeff, in his black Plymouth . . . real-gone dancer . . . mis- chievous . . . plays in a rock and roll band . . . lVilburl' . . . plans to join the Navy. .'XC'riri'rms: Chess Club l, 2: Stage Club 33 Bridge Club 45 Play 3, fl. Robert Long 3420 Oxford Circle, Allentown GENERAL Zoom . . . that was Bob . . . a jokester and prank- ster ol' long standing . . . Slow down, Bob. You're talking too last! . . . the kind of hair you'd love to run your fingers through . . . wherever there's excite- ment or a group, there's Bob leading the crowd . . . good luck! .XCTlVI'l'lliSZ Stage Crew 3, 4. Donald Richard Ludwig R. D, l, Wescosville GENERAL Don . . . friendly . . . blond crew cut . . . married man ol' the class . . . H,-Xnyone hear any good jokes lately? . . . drives a red', l957 Chevy convertible . . . likes hunting . . . future plans-drafting. .'xC'1'll'I'l'IIiSZ Hlrestling Club 21 Nature Club 3g Print Club -l. Ralph Lutz 2308 Main Boulevard, Allentown ACADEMIC - GENERAL Can always be found helping out on stage . . . care- free . . . really moves that trombone slide . . . hopes to some day own a speed boat . . . gazing in the crystal ball, we see a career in the Merchant Marines. Ac:Tiri'i'ii-is: Band 1, 2, 3, -lg Lighting Crew 3, 43 Dance Band I 2 3 1 , i 1'- Thomas Wayne Lutz R. D l, Coplay GENERAL Easy to get along with . . . in his leisure time he enjoys hunting and lishing . . . no special dislikes . . . easy going . . . future plans are uncertain, but the best of luck in whatever he decides. AC'1'IYl'l'll-ZSZ Stage Club 1, 2, 33 Junior High Basketball 1. Kay Lois Mainhardt 2408 Main St, Sclinecksville COMMERCIAL Sparkling personality . . . the typical student . . . her management contributed greatly to the success of the Student Store . . . loves horses, especially her own, Shadow . . . good luck to a swell gal. .'XC'l'IVI'l'Il-ZS! Play 3: Bridge Club 'lg Honor Society 3, -lg Par- Key 45 Manager of Store fl, Teenage Club 11 F.l5.L.A. 3, -l. Robert Marzarto R. D, l, Sclinecksville GENERAL Bob stands out at track meets and on the golf course . . . studies hard??? . . . forever giving out with a song and dance in art class . . . college may call his WVHY. .kC'l'IVI'I'IliSI 'Hack l: Football l: Chorus l. Diane Thelma Meckes Laurys Station GENERAL XVonderful personality . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . likes singing and sports . . . look for her in the girls' locker room . . . best wishes for a successful future, Annie.l' AC'1'IYI'I'IFSI Senior Chorus l, 3: Sports Club 2, 3, 43 'l'ri-Hi-Y l: Par-Key 4. Sandra Ann Mengel l92O Grove Avenue, Allentown ACADEIVHC - GENERAL Usually soft-spoken until it comes to giggling . . . Anybody need any help? . . . Sandy is a faithful Senior Girl Scout . . . President of the Young I'eople's Christian Endeavor . . . next year a nursing career will take top priority on her list for the future. AcT1t'1'rl1-Ls: Knitting Club 23 German Club 3, 43 Senior Band I, 2, 3, 4: County Band 3, lg District Band 3, Al, Par-Key 4. Barbara Anna Merkel 3822 Hamilton St., Allentown COMlvlERCIA,L Enjoys playing the piano and working in the 5 'n Ill . . . Uh, those cooking classes . . . her motto is Be kind to animals . . . a fast talker . . . is looking forward to working in an office or a department store . . . best wishes, Barb fXcr1vi'l'lus: F.B.L..X. 2: Senior Chorus I, 3: Science Club l: llomemakers Club 2: Sewing Club 4. Henry Messner Trexleriown GENERAL Spends 1nosl of his time in print shop . . . Hen just likes to slow down and take life easy . . . always has his ears tuned lor a good joke so he can give Ul1lSH laugh . . . as for luture plans, Henry hasn't decided yet. Aczrivrrirs: Print Shop Club ll. Louise Ann Mikovitch R. D. l, Coolay ACADEMIC - GENERAL Beautiful long blonde tresses . . . I could have danced all night! . . . hearty laugh . . . gets along well with the opposite sex . . . good music rates high with Mike . . . some lucky pilot will have her as his airline hostess. .Xl1'l'IYI'l'IliSZ Senior Chorus 1: Science Fair li Dramaties Club l, 21 Senior Play, Make-up -lg Par-Kev l. Ae' Alfred Joseph Miller Laurys Station GENERAL Shies away from dances . . . enjoys swimming and N nr bowling . . . always ready and willing to help . . . ' W .1 Yep . . . history whiz . . . our loss will be the Navy's gain. .X!I'l'lYl'lill SZ Nature Llub rl. Barbara Miller R. D, l, Breinigsville , COMMERCIAL Handy with oil paints . . . never tires of swimming and ice skating . . . unassuming . . . likes pizza and music . . . will either join some branch ol the service or become a beautician. A!I'I'lYI'l'IESI 'fri-Hi-Y 2, 3, -1. Dale Miller R, D. 3, Allentown ACADEMlC - GENERAL Little Penguin . . . lots of fun - ask the kids in his Ncheml' class . . . real cool Crewcut . . . sports on his inind . . . may you have a bright future as a service- man. I'IVI'l'll'lSZ Chess Club 23 Baseball 2: Bridge Club rl 1, s - ' 3 I X ' f H f l Qttne-5 Pouriclnd- PAUL STANG' ,TL 3 fb Q! ks- ll QRRSS N Potxraclnfl.. QATHY PLAE FZ Nlisrhiel on his mind . . . swimming, ice skating and Lester Miller U57 North Zelllt St, Allentown GENERAL Nothing bothers Lester . . . quite boisterous at times . . . tinkers with radios . . . hunter . . . a member ol' the Civil Air Patrol . . . good luck in the Air Foree. Ac:'1'Ix'l'l'Ii1s: Photo Club I: Nature Club 3. l. James Molinaro 2223 West Columbia St, Allentown GENERAL llitnniy is the lone pilot ol' the senior class . . . lishing and working on cars take up this lad's time . . . plans to attend Millersville S. 'I'. C. or Bethlehem Business School. .Xc:'rn'1'r1i-is: F.B.I..A. l: Senior Dramalies 23 Senior Chorus 2, fi: Nature Club 33 Typing Club 1. Dennis Neil Moyer Laurys Station GENERAL cars are among Denny's favorite pastimes . . . has no desire to be another Arthur Murray . . . the luture loresees a career as an auto mechanic. .Xt:'rnr1'l1s 'l'rat'k I, 2: Swimming Club I, 2. .X long hair with a crew Cut . . . coin collector . . . enjoys doing research on his home town . . . very friendly . . . plans to go to college to major in account- ing. Le roy T. Moyer Trexlertown COMMEROAI, .XtL'1'ni't'li-is: Nature Club l. 2: I4.B.I.A. 3. lg Library Club lg Play. Properties 3g Play, Properties 4. A hard worker . . . study, study, study . . . Kathy likes biology, chemistry, and health . . . sings like a lark . . . liuture Clara Barton. .XcTn'lTli-is: Senior Band l. 2, 3, All Senior Chorus 2, 3, -l: llay 3, l: Dance Band l, 2, 5, knitting Club 1, County Band 3, -1, Par-Kev 4. Kathleen Carol Muth R D l, Scnnecksvllle ACADEMIC 1 t1,f-- . .- ,, . aa. .nm Ann Louise Nagel I257 Maia sr, orefieua COMMERCIAL Conscientious worker . . . ardent Rick Nelson fan . . . one of Mrs. Saul's able assistants . . . bubbles over with happiness . . . Anyone need any help?I' . . . success to a charming niiss. Acrlvirllis: Travel Clubg Teenage Club 2: Senior Library Club 3, -Ig Senior Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls Chorus 2g Par-Key el. David Edward Necker l752 Main St., Orefield ACADEMIC Oh, this is a snap I I I . . . sports enthusiast . . . Shoot ,em in the basket! . . . has to like the cafeteria food, huh Mrs. Necker? . . . Dave plans to attend Penn State to study forestry. Ac:'1'li'i'r11as: Basketball 1, 2, 3, QI: Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 Play, Ticket 33 Key Club -lg Sports Participate Club -1. Leonard Nuss R, D. I, Coplay COMMERCIAL Quiet Qin classj . . . always full of laughs . . . Lenny likes everything - especially sports and rodding around in his blue Ford convertible . . . always rises for the National Anthem . . . oll' to Trade School to become an excavating contractor. At,'1'n'i'1'i1-Qs: Senior Band I, 23 Audio-Visual Aids Club l. Dorothea Ann Ohl R. D, I , Orefield COMMERCIAL Carrot-top . . . Bug goes for pizza and coke . . . Silence is golden . . . leotards just don't rate with her . . . gets a bang out of listening to NVAEB . . . plans to become a beautician . . . lots o' luck. .-Xc'l'1v1'l'iEs: Book Club lg Teenage Club 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y -l. Carol Joan Pavlik 2523 I-Ielen St, Allentown COMMERCIAL Artistic . . . makes bulletin board displays in the library . . . easy to get along with . . . gossip, giggles, and gum . . . the clicking of typewriter keys is next on the agenda. AC'r1v1'1'1Es: Art Club lg Teenage Club 23 Library Club 3. Trexlertown ACADEMIC plans to enter the field ol' medieine. ,-Xc:'rIyl'l'ti1s: Football I, 2, 3, V13 Basketball 1. ball lg Swimming Club l, 2. Bonnie Lee Peters 2: If.'l'..tX. 23 Science Fair lg Play Promp R. D l, Allentown and girls . . . one of the business boys don the Marine greens. Varsity Football 3. fl. i Cathy Cyd Plarr 2894 Old Reading Road, Allentown ACADEMIC Cathy's personality and reputation certainly are worth their weight in gold! . . . always busy with Student Council work .... A meriean Legion Award winner . . . nimble sewer . . . oll to major in soeiology. .Xr:'1'1yl'l'1iis: Student Council l, 2. 3, l: Honor Society 2. li Cheerleading l. 2, 3. l: Trumpet I. 2: Cheerleading Club 1. 2, El, -l: Science Fair l, -1: Play 3, l: Christmas Pageant I: Par-Key rl. Brian Procopio l5-l9 North l9th St, Allentown ACADEIWC 'iHey, 'Prof got any gum? . . . a really great person- ality . . . hunting and fishing lan . . . this guy answers to a variety ol' dubious nicknames . . . he's olf to Penn State in the fall. .-XC'l'lXI'I'lliSZ l-'ly lying Club l. 2, 3: Slide Rule Club -lg Under- study junior Play 33 Properties Committee Senior Play l: Para key stair tt. William John Peoples, Jr. take business administration at Penn State. Robert Bartholomew Peters .'XC'l'lYl'l'lliSZ lraxel Club l, 2: Y. Football 2: Iabiai Curly, curly, curly hair . . . Bill's a real sportsman . . . eo-captain of the football team . . . makes a big splash as a life guard . . . Shall we dance? . . . 2 3' 'l'r'1ck 3 4' 4. ., , Student Council 1, -l: Key Club 2, 3, tl: Vice President lg Base- Fogelsville ACADEMlC Neat package of brains, pep and personality . , . en- joys singing . . . j1f1rlr'z-from frmimzw? . . . plans to .kC'I'lYI'l'Il-151 Chorus l, 2. 3, l: Honor Society 2. 3, 1: Trumpet 1 tcl 3, l, lI1Hll 3, Bridge Club lg Cirls Chorus 25 Par-Key 45 District Chorus -1. COMMERUAL You've got to be a football hero and he tits the picture to a . . . Pete lives lor sports, jokes, plans to 'y Club fl! Edward A. Rabenold 305 N. 4lst St, Allentown ACADEMIC Athletic . . . football end . . . sharp ivy league dresser . . . putt, putt, putt-there goes that motor scooter . . blond crewcut . . . handsome . . . loves dancing . . . good luck, Eddie l .'XcTlvl'rIEs: Football 2, 3, -lg Key Club lg Student Council l, 2, 3: Slide Rule Club sl. .- Shirley Jean Rabenold 4050 Hamilton St, Allentown ACADEMIC Little, but oh my! . . . serious and determined . . . active in church work . . . well acquainted with the Dewey Decimal System . . . plans to enter college and then do missionary work among the Indians, 'XCTlVl'l'IlCSI Student Council rl: German Club, Treasurer lg Elri-Hi-Y Club 2: Chess Club l. Jane Louise Reimert R, D. I, Schnecksville ACADEMIC .Xin't she sweet . . . a model's ligure, thaw, and charm . . . Goldilocks . . . the blush ol' a rose . . . Jamey enjoys reading, sewing, and playing piano . . . college bound to become a French teacher. AC'l'IYI'l'IliSZ Honor Society 3, 'lg Chorus 3, I: Trumpet 2. all French Club 4: F.'l'..'X. 3: Science Fair l, -I: Play 3: llramatics Club 23 Christmas Pageant lg Par-Key l. Dolores Laraine Reinsrnith 3 Oakleigh Rd, Allentown ACADEMIC Cute . . . tall . . . lovely blonde hair . . . looks quiet but looks are deceiving . . . Guard that basket , . . pop music lan . . . her love lor math will help her in her chosen career- the field ol' business. .XCTIYI'I'IIlSI Basketball l. 2, 3, lg Honor Society 3, 41 Student Council 3g Play, Make-up 33 Play, Patronage Al. Harold Reitz R, D, I, Schnecksvulle AGRICULTURE Quiet and reserved, a very likable chap . . . working for his father takes up most of his time, but Harry is always ready with a helping hand . . . active in fl-H and F.F.A .... this lad will surely succeed in any and all attempts. ,'xCTIYI'l'IIiSZ F.F.A, I, 2, 3, -lg Audio-Visual Aids Club lg F.lf.A. Basketball Team l, 2, 3, el. F56 - ff, kv Mosf FENININEZ- JANE RIEMERT 559 g vyhll W1 y on W' me :Dk l K ua, .5 UL' if nfifi Nloerr MDSCWJMER- BOB PETFES Carolyn Loretta Rex R D, l, Coplay COMMERCIAL .Xetiye in church work . . . daneing is her pastime . . . loads ol humor . . . Roxy is soft spoken but oh, my! . . . plans to be an Airline Hostess or enter the business world. .XC.'lilX'I'llIiSZ If.B.I ..X. 2: Sports Club 3. 4. Eloise Jean Rex .55lC Union St, Allentown COMMERCIAL Cute and tiny . . . sparkling personality . . . anyone who knows this gal would think her hobby is talking . . . has a good time wherever she goes . . . Ellyn is sure to sufeeed. .Xcxtniiu-is: If.l5.l...X. 2: Senior Chorus 2, 3,41 Sports Club fl, l: Honor Society El. l: Trumpet l. Harold John Rex R l, Slatington COMMERClAl. Rexys always laughing . . . gosh, does he get flustered when called upon in class . . . likes girls as long as they're not quiet . . . works on the larm in his spare titne . . . lots ol' luck! ,XCl'lYlllliSZ .Xutlio-Visual .Kids Club l. Frank G. Rofhdeutsch R, D, l, Coolay COMMERClAL Familiar with a lishing reel and the bow and arrow . . . a friendly Student Store worker . . . loads ol' fun . . . enjoys working on machines in Mr. Seltzer's X room . . . good luck, Frank. .xC'l'lXl'llI4SZ Senior Band lg Chess Club lg Fly-Tying Club 2. 3, 4. Rita Ann Roush R D 5, Allentown ACADEMlC Those write-ups have got to be done! . . . sparkling green eyes . . . personality plus! . . . singing and square dancing are her specialties . . . real church worker . . . it's oll' to college lor this gal to study Christian Educa- tion. .xC'l'IYI'lll-.SZ F.'l'..-X. 1, 2, 3: Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, lt Honor Society 2, 3, I: Par-Key l: German Club 3, -l: Play, Costumes 35 Play, lisher el: Science Fair l. Wayne James Rowe 25l5 Columbia St, Allentown COMMERCIAL Anyone need a lift? . . . likes classical music, pay- day and girls . . . enthusiastic about dancing . . . will wear bell bottom trousers and a coat of navy blue! . . . loads of luck! .-XcTlv1TIiis: Track 3: Senior Chorus 3, -lg Audio-Visual Aid Club 33 Music Appreciation Club 43 Dance Band 3. Ronald Lewis Royer Laurys Station eerxitiefxt Full of the old vim, vigor, and vitality . . . enthusiastic about cars, swimming, and ice skating . . . always on the go . . . his near future includes serving in the Q22 Navy as a mechanic. - ' ACTIVITIICSZ Track 1, 2: Swim Club 1, 25 junior Dralnatics Club lg Nature Club 3, Al. Blanda May Rupert lO Midland Road, Allentown COMMERCIAL Blanda likes to talk - especially during class time . . . enjoys dancing and skating . . . How l hate spin- ach! . . . This gal sees visions of dishwashing and dusting in the near future. .'XC'I'lVI'l'Il-ISI llshcr, junior Play 3: Girls Chorus 33 Make-l7p Committee, Senior Play flg Science Fair lg Senior Dratnalics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Frederick D. Rupp R. D. l, Wescosville GENERAL Handsome, quiet member of the class . . . hunter . . . can be seen plodding throu fh the halls . . . takes life S easy . . . it's the wild blue yonder for Fred in thc future. AcT1r1'ru-is: NVreslliug 23 Football 2, 3, 'l'1'at'k 2. Brenda Joyce Sandt R. D, 3, Allentown GENERAL Blonde . . . Are you nervous, Brenda? . . . can be found in back of art room bus f talkin . . always on 5 I S - a diet . . . enjoys reading and cooking . . . plans to be a VVave. Ae'r1v1T1iss: Teenage Club 2, 3, 45 Par-Key 4. Carol Ann Schantz 2Ol3 Main Boulevard, Allentown COMMERCIAL Schantzyl' . . . giggle, giggle, giggle . . . a Walking talking dictionary . . . likes reading . . . always carries a supply of potato chips . . . best wishes to a future secretary. .'xC'l'IVl'l'll-ZSZ F.l5.L.A. tl: Bridge Club -1: Par-Key 4. David Oscar Schiffer R. D, 3, Allentown GENERAL Frequently seen gadding about the country on his scooter . . . quite a marksman . . . racks up a terrific basketball score . . . sports a '55 Ford . . . Dave's future plans include working for his father as a truck driver. ACT1Vl'l'lESI Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming Club I, 23 Sports Leadership vl. Franklin Charles Schmoyer 22lO Main Boulevard, Allentown GENERAL Xvhich are you, Paul or Frank? . . . expert on H.O. gauge model railroading . . . whips the bowling ball down the alley for the Parkland Youth Center . . . will enter the field of drafting . . . lots of luck. Paul Kenneth Schrnoyer 2210 Main Boulevard, Allentown GENERAL One half of a set of sports-minded twins . . . is tops with a bowling ball . . . fishing fiend . . . gets a kick out of taking automobile engines apart . . . plans to enter the field of mechanics . . . luck! AC'l'IYl'l'lFSZ Nature Club sl. Joan Louise Schneck 2l97 Main St, Schnecksville coNwiERciAt Schnecky . . . full of talk, pep, and fun . . . most cherished possession, her transistor . . . collects salt and pepper shakers . . . seen driving a hot Ply- mouth . . . ofiice work is her aim . . . good luck. ACTIVITIES! Par-Key 45 Bridge Club 43 F.B.L.A. 43 Teenage Club 33 Girls Basketball lg Class President 1, 2. Gloria Jean Schucker R. D. I, Breinigswlle COMMERCIAL Attrztctive . . . an excellent typist . . . likes ice skating and riding around in an Oldsmobile . . . has that certain smile . . . Gloria will make a fine secretary in any office. .'Xc.'i'ix'l't'i1-is: Senior Chortts 2. 3, Aly F.B.l...X. -ly Library Club -lg Par-Key lg Teenage Club 2, 33 Play, lTsher 3. John Stephen Schwartz R. D. I, Slatington COMMERCIAL Johnny on the spotw . . . well-liked around P.H.S. . . . dislikes people who don't have a sense of humor . . . XVhere can you hnd 'flohnnyy'-in the gym, ol' course . . . certainly no party pooper . . . future physical education teacher. .'xC'l'lYl'l'lliSZ Key Club lg F.B.l...'X. 31 Baseball l, 2, 3, -lg Basket- ball 1, 25 Pau'-Key 43 Sports Leadership fl. Stella Mary Schwartz R D. I, Slatington COMMERCIAL forward to office work . . . good luck in the future. .XfI'l'lYl'I'lliSI Teenage Club 1, 2: Par-Key -f. Howard Wetzel Sechler R D. 3, Allentown AGRICULTURE Oh boy, P. Il, my favorite class! . . . terrihc speak- ing ability . . . Class clown . . . Pudzer is a model railroad Hend . . . able president of F.F.A .... will follow some phase of agriculture. Society 3, -lg Play, Costume SQ Play, Pulronage rf. Leland Sechler ZI North Scenic St, Allentown GENERAL fill mow 'em down! . . . Stilts'y digs hot rods . . . really goes for those interesting auditorium pro- grams . . . the print shop is his second home . . plans to be an auto mechanic. Ae'1'1vi'i'nss: Print Shop Play, Ticket 4. Friendly as a kitten . . . favorite expression- Ditto . . . zi friend to all . . . talk, talk, talk . . . looking .'xCl'lYl'l'll-ZSI F.F,.-X. 1, 2, 3. -I: Audio-Visual Aids -lg Honor it X. V at I aff' l III 'SSB UIXIY 'DQ NEB BRIAN PIZOCOPIO N Qi Lu N o' cj -'Q Gb eo 4 do a Occ Qt ll l l DIZXY DRlV'EE PEGGY LAKE' Bill Elmer Serfass lmill disappear to college. Nature Club 3, 4. Carl Barry Smith Fogelsville ACADEMIC Smitty . . . dislikes pesty girls . . . bashlul . . . works at Mohr's in his spare time . . . Yeah! . . . hunting and fishing are tops with him . . . oh, that laugh! . . . looking forward to joining the Navy. ixC'IiIYl'I'IESZ Bridge Club l: Chess Club fl: junior Play Proper- lies Connnittee 3. Elaine Sandra Snyder 2ll6 Main Boulevard, Allentown COMMERCIAL Female half of one set of senior twins . . . the hrst to twirl the fire baton at P.H.S .... has all ol the qualities of a girl Friday . . . may the future bring you happiness. AC'l'IYI'IilESZ Nlajorette 2, 3, -lg Secretary of Senior Class -l: Secretary ol' junior and Sophomore Class: Property Connnittee, Senior Play 43 Make-llp Committee. junior Play 3. Herbert Charles Snyder 28 N. Glenwood Avenue, Allentown ACADEMIC An avid stamp collector . . . is intrigued by math and cheinistry . . . Herb is always putting in his two cents . . . active in Youth Fellowship . . . able proinpter ol' the junior and Senior Plays . . . plans to attend Lehigh University. ACTlVI'l'IF.SZ Senior Chorus 2, 3, Al: Pllly-l,l'0l11lJlCl' 3. -l: Audio- Visual Aids 3: Slide Rule Club 4: Science Fair l. 43 Par-Key 4: District Chorus 4. 22 N Fairview Avenue, Allentown ACADEMIC Check that sinilel . . . always rushing to thc HIIISIC roonl for his hot trombone . . . avid Xouth lfcllovx ship worker . . . our class magician . next ytu At1'l'1v1TtF,s: Senior Band I, 2, 43 Senior Chorus 1 2 3 1 Iunior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Key Club 2, 3, l: I' ll Kc 4 XS 1-Xquacade 43 Slide Rule 'Club 4: Typing Club 5 lhnce Bi Club I, 2. Walter Harold Shimer, Jr ll3O N, 29th St, Allentown GENERAL A wonderful guy '... a real sports nttn who likes hunting, football, and track . . . pet pcevc is study hall . . . as to the future- Anchors Awstlg AC'IiIYI'I'Il-181 Rod and Gun Club I: Football 2, 3 4 Iittly l l Ronald Allen Snyder R. D. I, Schnecksville COMMERCIAL One of our whirlwind football players . . . gets a bang out of hunting . . . if you're wondering who's in the midst of that laughing crowd, it's Lefty . . . swimming is sensational . . . undecided about the future. Acrtvrrtissz Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 25 Football l, 2, 3, 4: Sports Club 4. Wayne Snyder ZII6 Main Boulevard, Allentown COMMERCIAL The other hall' of the Snyder set-the best half to the girls . . . a football Spitfire with drive and determination . . . Oui, Oui, M0?1Sff ll1' Henri . . . a future gym teacher. Aertviriis: Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, -lg Senior Band 23 Photography Club lg XVrestling 23 Audio-Visual Aids 3, 43 Key Club 3, 4, Vice President of Senior Class. Roger William Sotak ZOO Main St., Ormrod ACADEMIC Quiet in his own way . . . tops at keeping a straight face while telling tall tales . . . likes math, chemistry, and gym . . . will never tire of basketball, swimming, and ice skating . . . plans to attend Lehigh University. Aoriviriizsz Ticket Committee 43 Costume Committee 3, Slide Rule Club, Par-Key 45 Baseball Manager, Basketball Manager. Ronald Bertram Spitko R, D, I, Allentown GENERAL Curly black hair . . . loaded with artistic ability . . . soda jerk at Bause's Drug Store . . . did you see the smile . . . good luck in all your endeavors. AC'l'IYI'IiIFSZ Stage Club 1, 2, 3, Bridge Club 4. Nancy Louise Stang R. D. I, Breinigsville ACADEMIC How did you do in the debate yesterday, Nan ? . . . Oh, those parties she gives . . . Does anyone want to buy a share of Junior Achievement stock? . . . Future undecided, but Penn State bound. AC'r1v1'rlEs: Dramatics Club lg Teenage Club 2: Art Club fl: Library Club -lg Debate Club 3, 43 Science Fair l. wings on Spity's '51 Plymouth . . . sly but winning Paul Stang R D. I, Breinigsville ACADEMIC Great talker . . . Junior Achievement President . . . staunch Republican . . . usually has his foot in a door selling something . . . active in Luther League . , . good luck in the future. ACTIVITIESZ Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Club l, 2, 3, 43 Football 25 Talent Show 2, 3, L13 Science Fair 1, rl. Joseph Steiner R. D. I, Oretield AGRICULTURE If silence is golden this boy really shines . . . friendly smile . . . keeper of the bees . . . a sports enthusiast -loves baseball . . . Anyone for trout? , . . luck, happiness and success. AC'I'IVI'l'll-ISI F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Gail Sharon Sunday R, D. I, Wescosville ACADEMIC - GENERAL Very friendly . . . hobbies are eating and talking . . . likes basketball . . . favorite pastime is telling tall tales . . . usually found in the Home Economics room trying to cookl . . . future undecided, but we know she will do well in anything she attempts. .'xC'I'IVlTlliSI Chorus l, 23 Teenage Club 3g Sports Club Al: Science Fair I. Earl Vincent Sweeney I4-I5 N I91b St, Allentown GENERAL Blond hair . . . regular car fiend . . . seems bashful, but watch out . . . Ben enjoys weight lifting . . . nonchalant , . . favorite hangout - the gym . . , future auto mechanic. .XC'l'lXl'l'IFSZ Swimming Club 2, -I: Track 2, 3. -I: Football 2, 3, el: Aquacade l. Elizabeth Ann Thomas ZOI7 Welir Avenue, Allentown ACADEMIC Lover of sports-especially swimming . . . favorite haunts: art and mechanical drawing rooms . . . sports editor of the Trumpet . . . Yea, Democrats! , . . Scientific illustrating is Liz's chosen career. ixC'l'lYI'lEII-1Sf Trumpet I, 2, 3, I: Sports Editor I: Senior Band l, 2, 3, ly County Band 3, -lg Dance Band 2, 3: Student Council I, 2, 3, 'lg Life Saving Club -I: Vice-President I: Par-Key Stall lg Senior Chorus 2, 3: Publicity Committee, junior Play 33 llsher, Senior Play Al. Q 4 Timothy Payne Titmas 23rd and Helen Streets, Allentown C0lxfllVlERClAL '1'im's tall, that's alll' . . . likes to tztke life easy . . . usually found with a grin on his face . . . Man, this is the life, sports and cars! XVhy, my Merc-' . . . wants to become a mechanic after graduation. Fair :tt High School. Carolyn Margaret Todd R, D l, Allentown colvllylrltclfxt Pleasant and quiet . . . narrow opinion of reckless drivers . . . Don't turn in your library books so late . . . swimming and cooking rate with this gal . . . wants to be zt secretary . . . lots ol' luck in the future. .Xc'rn'rrtt-is: I.tbr:n'y Club l, 2, 3. l. Robert John Joseph Trinkle R D l, Coplay AGNCULTURE Hes really not that bztshful . . . known as Luc-er by his cronies . . . just can't understand why everyone doesn't like school . . . hunting ranks high as at larorite pastime . . , good luck to at future mccltanic. .XcTtrt'rIrs: F.F..X. 1. 2. 3,41 Senior Band l: Senior Life Saving Club. Cindy Lou Tyson 6992 Main St! Eogelsyllle COMMERCIAL Quiet . . . bowling occupies spare time . . . always willing to help . . . friendly . . . never in a hurry . . . food is her middle name . . . good luck to at future secretary. .XCTIVITIFSZ Senior Band 1, 2g Student Cottncil l, 21 Drzunzttics Club 1. 2: Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3: Student Director 3: Teenage Clttb 3: Trumpet -lg Bridge Club 43 Par-Key l. Joann Marie Tzope Box 385, Egypt COMMERCIAL Zoom'l - there goes 'l'zoppie in her green Ford . . . enjoys swimming, skating, and dancing . . . has a smile and helping hand for everyone . . . one ol' our snappy tnajorettes . . . future airline hostess. .'XC'liIVI'l'IFSI Student Council 1: Nlajorettes 2, 3, 'lg Trumpet tl: Teenage Club 13 Play, llnderstudy 33 Student Store -l: Par-Key rl, .Xt:'1'1t't'rtt2s: l'lay-Property Committee -lg Bridge Club tl: Science 'a 'P xx l I l if C25 IN 9' 9' qv X1 hwuvfsh CLA55 Jazee- LEONARD GANTZ. Gwynn Ellen Ulfmle Ma? fx R D 3, Allentown W, GENERAL X J: .-sv 2 Dark-eyed beauty . . . quiet and reserved in school . . . KU' JI., J likes horseback riding and swimming . . . Y.XV.CI.. . . . . . can be lound in the art room . . . plans to be one ol our lovely voiees over the phone. .Xc:'l'1yI'l'lrs: Senior Chorus l: Teenage Club 2, 33 Bridge Club -l. l l Richard Westrick I ll72 Cedar Crest Boulevard, Allentown !XCADElVllC K l Fairly new to P.H.S .... has lelt his mark firmly em- ! 'll bedded . . . an asset to our football team and a top- noteh producer . . . loaded with seientilie ability . . . master at subtle humor . . . Dicks future lies in science or math. fy .XtI'lIYI'I'll-'SI Student Council l: Trumpet lg junior Plan fl: Slide Rule Club 'lg Debate Club rl: 'ltaek l: .-Xudio-Visual .Kids r fl. l: Varsity Football l. l ll Marilyn Jean Woodring 22l N 'Clit St, Allentexun ax, COMMERCIAL Cl.035Xb Blue-eyed beauty . . . Party Doll . . . likes to tie JUKSIQETSS-. u J the line lor hours with her chatter . . . o i noses all 1 ll . ,. QAN homework . . . ilans to be a number :lease firl. l l A .Xt:'1n'rrns: Bridge Cllub l: Teenage Club 1. Il. .xl'lillI'lllSZ Teenagf- I Sharon Kay Wotring lx D l, Scltneeksvtlle COMMEROAL Skilled in the art of horsemanship-owns her own horse,-l'Dark Secret . . . makes most ol' those pretty clothes she wears . . . Ugh. that math! . . . look lor her work in the art display ease. K-,I-, .. ,L Club l, 2. 3. l.u-km l, Santo: lll-lllax 'oster l. Ein Qllhmnrizim YVC, the Class ol' 1959, wish to express Oh. if you lived on earth 1'Ialr'a', our deep sorrow in the loss of two oli our HOU' 'Sill l lfl 'l 3l'j'l,f l ym , v , 4'-1, 1 1 1 I-H 1 members, Charles Noll and Iohn Rice. Inf of I wuglt of fu' nm fa .IS K Far jmsl the Izzrtlzplnnf of the sun? -Teasclale 7am Um Snap geek af WGMGZQJ .... ,1- ,. Z- ,- XxWWNIf UNDER Q, M CLA5SM5fv L AZ N J X 1 11- ' ...L T 227' FC 2 I5 H G' Xe o .9 Cr CLASS OFFICERS Prcsiclcnl, Xvillilllll SIZIITL SCCl'C'I2ll'f', Jczuurllc Svlllcrg 'Iul'CZiSLll'LTI', Agnes NCIIICIIII and Viccf-President, Ricllard Bowman. B2ll'Il2ll'1l liner Carol Bilifl' Luzior f W.. . nf. . 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'1wCl'fl1il. P. Ceo1'gc, ml. Korh. R, Kukolus. S. Snyder. XI, K11cl1z11'ik. l'. Bcillcr. IJ. FC11sLe1'111z1kc1', Y. Scl1wz11'lL :1111l xvilI1lllCI'. Row 2-ll. Hn-11103. D. l.z111Imc'l1. H. Slci11. S. l.l'HJl'llSlJCl'gl'l'. IS. Xmuk, L. llCillCII. Nl, 15l'2lI3il'. C.. Nlcucl, N. Nlcclxca, il. SIIYKICI' 11111l L. l3c1111i1'oII'. Row 3- IS. Frey, S. 1'l:11'1', S. FI!l'llIl1IJlll1ClS, G. l.illl'lllJCl'2lfl'. li. Nlillcr :mal H, Neil. Row 1-R. Miugcc, D. Kl12l1JIJClllJC1'gCl', G. Klcckncr, C. Wccl1slc1', II. Reulmcr, il, 1Dz11111c1' 211111 T. Lay J. Rolug 2-R. Knuuss, G. Zerclmak, F. SWCCIICY, li. Yz1cl11sI1, -I. llrzllmic, C. Rcchlc, C. Silllflfl-K, R. Oll11l'CiC'2l, B. Moyer, R. Reph 111111 C. S11ymIc1'. Row 3-CI. KLIIIIIS, S. Moyer, R. l.cI11', R. I.c11'is, CZ. xYOll'illg', li. Eisc11l1111'cl, K.F1'ics, P. Gc1'1111111, S. G1'i111. P. Follwcilcl' ami B. l,ic'l1lc1111'z1l11L'1', Row I-I . l'cis43l1lc1', Stclllcr, NI. lllosc. li. Yarssu, Cl. Xmxng, QL. Lmcll 111111 Nl. C1I11'i11. Row IRD. Rifc. CL. Nliller. C. f1l'ilIl. F. llanicl, Cl. RC'Xll2ll'll. F. KIILIIISS. CL. Kern. IJ, IJIIJIT. Row 2-'l'. HfllSXK'ilIl, IJ. Sclllcr, FQIIISL, l4c1k,'l'. Mill, S. f:lll'iSlIll1lll. li. XcIl11c1',S. IUCIKJIIQ, S. C1I11'isl111z111. B, RClll'iQ,'. Row 3-'I'. 1,lSCiSIl2lCll, C. SIUOSCIS, l'. Slncss. F. SLIIIIICIA. Ii. fgilligllkf. S. I.CiIJCHSlJCI'gCIS. AIIIIIOIIY. S. Faust, Al. R:1clcli11c Row 1-NI. R11l111s, D. Slclllcr. R. Roth. I.. xvflllillg. R, Rusko. l l? WY Row I-J, I.ic'hlcnwz1lnC R. Nicckcs, I Row 3-K li, Brown, R. T w Loch. P. Hcmlfulmam, L. Ohlmgcr. l. lkurlup. .X. Lllllli. H Suxdux. R. Hula, XS. lx D. Hirsl. Row 2-XY. l'4l'llllll. CQ. XYzlg11cr. I . Smmlcr, ll. Ruhr, CI. Himks. ll. Rlull. l'. Nhllvl' IJ Cflllglcl ,. 'l'ukuc's, R, Sluucll. . .XIlll10llN, XI. Bohcnku, C.. Hursll. l. Omzllml. IS. l.1ml1IL'11wa1lr1c11 XX. 4-rm-lulxwig. Nenlcruslck. 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SPORTS SECTlON: Editor - Dave Everett TYPING STAFF: Head Typist -- Cindy Tyson, John Schwartz, Leonard Gantz, Edward Diel Joanne Horvath, Nadine Folck, Joann Tzope, Pat Roger Sotak, Walter Donaghy, Edward Kroninga Bernhard, Gloria Schucker, Barbara Horwith. Elizabeth Thomas. n .. wavnmuwmrvrvss 'names-.wry-1 sz 1gf1w11u7f wxdsq 4 fS:4A.s,,,+ ne ,qw t Iltt DLIIIOIS put Iottlt IIILII Inst tllott in Slimulzttccl In ilu' will to1tl1ll4Ull1isyt'111 s on thc znxluous litslc ol ztssunlmlittg at your- 'Wa IJUUIQ. llttclvt' lltc NIIIJLTXISIUII ol Miss Iloris Scltxtllt-t'. Susan litttgclh liclitor-in-Clllicl. wot-kccl lturcl during llll' your trying to st-L' tltzil cxwytltittg' tittm-cl frlll IJ1'OlJl'l'lf'. ln1mc'cliz1tvlx'. IIIU Iiusittvss Stall. with licli- tor Nlztty .Xttii Illtjszt. st-t to work enlisting ACTIVITIES SECTION: Editor - Kay Mainhardt, 2lLlX'0I'lISL'lllL'llIS wltiflt ure' thc main support Gwendolyn Johnson, Carol Krumanocker, Judy ol lltc lmook. lltc rc-slnotisiliilitx lot' pro- Class, Joanne Kflstottts, -IOUU SCIWYWCCIY, BIllSerff1SS- moting l'zn'-litfy sailcs also Icll to this stall. Ritzi Rottslt wzis tcspoitsilzlc- lot' thc sec'- tions ol' thc' lmook clcztling' witlt stuclc-tits :tml Iilfllllf. Katy Blztittltzlrclt tical logctlici' llll' cmls ol tlic- .Xclivitics Svction, wltilc -lam' Rc'i1llL'1'l i'lt'Xk'1'lt jitgglccl llu' I'iL'2lllIl'Cs Scr- tiotl. limi' lfNc'l'clt took ovvl' lltc Sports Swlioit. zmcl the unique lll'l work wus flom- Illlli St-ttior ya-zu' wats t'2lI1lll1WL'll on ltlm In Lilllllf' Ifoullw. .XII tlwf 1-clitors l'cc't-ivccl zts- sislltllcl' Irom tlu-ii' cztpztlxlt- slillls. Il yciztrlmook long to lx' t'c'tm-tttlic-ical In .Item- sclxvs :tml tltt- itt1cIt'1'c'Iz1sstttc11. FEATURE SECTION: Editor - Jane Reimert, Nancy Edwards, Cathy Plarr, Diane Donaldson, Eloise Rex, Alice Dorney, Sally Gaal. SENIOR SECTION: Editor - Rita Roush ART SECTION: Editor - Carol Hersh Darlene Knepper, Peggy Lake, Joan Dorney, Sandra Mengel, Richard Gemmel, Jacqui Fahler, Sheila Burchill, Patty Boyer, Kathleen Muth, Diane Louise Mikovitch, Mary Ann Henry. Meckes, Sharon Wotring, Jean Ebert. 4? .W ' W V uf ' ' 'msg ...sc ' aq- s 1 ,I , J 'wean 'WGNYHHW WL. WM , 'Q ' Wetland gfonor ociefy The aims a11d ideals of the National Honor Society NEXV MEMBERS Chapter ol' Parkland are clearly set forth in the im- pressive initiation program held each year. Students are chosen for membership in this Society on the basis ol character, scholarship, leadership, and service shown throughout their school years. The Honor So- ciety not only hopes to maintain these qualities in its members but in all students at Parkland so that they can intelligently lace the world ol' today. The Honor Society has inaugurated a permanent program ol' giving special recognition to senior stu- dents excelling in various lields of study. An award is also given to that student showing achievement in all phases of scholarship endeavor. These honors are bestowed upon them at their graduation exercises. To climax the year's activities, the members ol' the Honor Society invited underclassmen who had main- tained a high scholastic record to their annual picnic. St:NIoRs Barbara Dippl -lean Ebert Gilbert Furst Carol Hersh Sandra Mengel Frank Rothdeutsch -john Schwartz Herbert Snyder KILYNIORS Sandra George Sylvia Holben Ellen Holt Richard Lincoln Ruth Ann Miller Michael Reimert Richard Simons Gail YVQ-hr Sornomoiucs Majorie Bechtel Barbara Beil Betsy Bronstein Barbara Fahler Keith Kershncr Barbara Miller Mary Lichtenwalnti Kathy I,u Shimer Suzanne Thomas Marjorie lllestrick ADVISOR-Mr. German, Diane Donatelli, Cathy Plarr, PRESIDENT-Walter Donaghy, Susan Burger, Jane Reimert, Kay Mainhardt, VlCE-PRESIDENT-Edward Kroninger, Jane Trexler, Bonnie Peters, Dolores Reinsmith, Mary Kokolus, Barbara Culp, Eloise Rex, Howard Sechler, Joanne Kristofits, Louise Schumaker, Carol George, Lois Roth, Diane Donaldson, Jean Stauffer, TREASURER-Judy Bogert, William Heintzelman, Betty Wirrer, Jeanette Seltzer, SECRETARY-Gwen Johnson, David Wiessler, Rita Roush, Judith Kuss. 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I' N f 0 I . . , hp so 19155- -2115575 WfdeANa7li,?'3Deb0f04 1111111-1' 1111- s1111c1'x'1s11111 111 Mrs. X1'c1'l1-1' '11111 N111 ,rites vs qqfgwhggsbe-veal ffl-'11s111,4.1Jf Cz11'1l11s11, 111c '1i1'11111111-1 slz1l1i 211111 1-11il111's w111'l11'11 KY Vale .Ply tlogJ's2 ZsQ11u11209m9 C1115 f 11iliU'C11l1v 1l11 1111g-1111111 1111- v1-211' 111 111'1111111'1' 51-11-11 1-111- 4 e e 33 ' . 06591 Spring Seball And Tl 3Ck Beginz 71. :x1JlJI'01l1 Pl . 1 1 l11111s 111 1111- t'11'11111111-1' XV1l11'1l KYLTC 111 11111-1'1-sl 111 :111 111L'IlllJL'1'S ol' l'211'1111y 211111 s1111l1-111 1111111 alike. , W -, lngf 17 tctnt Clouncil. supervised lay Nlr, llenry C ttntttl ts the qoyertttttg lmody at l'zu'l4land. ll sts the tdtninistration in pursuing a useliul utd lmentltctal ptogrant lor the student body. In Row l: Shirley Rabenold, Judy Bogert, Elizabeth Thomas, Gwen Johnson, Walter Donaghy, William Peoples, Edward Kroninger, David Everett, Paul Stang, William Heintzelman, Richard James, Cathy Plarr, Sally Scharfenberg, Judith Kuss, ADVIS- OR - Mr. Gernerd Row 2: Sandra Horwith, Nancy Hilliard, Mary Trexler, Kay Bloch, Betty Wirrer, Brian Brong, Larry Praetorious, Edward Heckman, Audrey Steigerwalt, Cathy Cassel, Keith Kershner, Donald Lapp, Robert Ott Row 3: Robert Platt, David Weissler, Richard Hahn, Stan Dewey, Diane Donatelli, Edward Murphy, Lois Roth, Jan Bogert, Susan Bower, Barbara Heilman, Joanne Mar- zano, Mary Kucharik, Ronald Roth Row 4: Robert Werley, Peter Walbert, Donald Cleaver, Harriet Tyson, Glen Fred- erick, Glen Bush, Susan Class, William Holiday, Janice Ott, Susan Schrader, Alice Williams, Susan Wagner, Rosalie Ondreica, Kathrine Heilman, Sfudezzf Gomzci t t . lls weekly Xtednesday meetings, the hotneroont delegates discuss prolmletns dealing with school lille and inaugurate new proposals to aid in itn- proyittg our school. this past year the organization began an ant- lnitious plan ol raising' lunds to sponsor a nFor- eign lixcltange Student. lo ohtain their goal, a XX'inter Carnival was sponsored in March in which the tnahior elulms ol the school shared the restnonsiliilities. Other CllL'l'gClii' ptojeets in whifh Student Clounril engagecl were a clean-up catnpaign. estahlisltittg a school tnascot, Conducting its two annual ll2llll'CS'+wlil1C Iiertnuda Hop and the 'fsweetlteart Hall. and arranging the student and faculty talent shows. Service to the eonnnun- ity was displayed at Christtnas when baskets lor the needy were assetnhled. Rounding Olll the yezu s at'c':nttplisinnents, Student Council held elections early in May lor next year's leaders. Paige 70 : ...W As Cathy Plarr, President, opens a meeting, Sally Scharfenberg performs Secretarial duties, and Richard Haines concentrates on business to be discussed. E93 g E ff xi Mr. Ralph Seltzer and Mr. Henry Gernerd discuss an invoice with the Store officers. Sfuamf Saw .a WNNwQs?51mT Would you like to buy a Parkland Brietolio S'lil'lJlQX'l' STORIC l'liRSONXliL G1-xl-lui. NlXXMQl'R A Kay Nlziinlmr lll'Rf.IlXSlNfQ .XUICNI f Marx' Ann Hu ltookki-iii' - 'vii 'flIl'l'1 .Xmiikiis IM. Nl,xx.x Q- -h Q 1 ' 15141: lun' .wh IIQYPISI--IOZIIIII 'I'1:11w: HI'i.XlD . 4- I .rl -'L .uf 'sA4om llrzllmicp 1,4-rmz11'cl fillllll. l l'2iIli'ls Hcil- man. Nick Kzivoixxizis. Robert Peters. lfrzmk llUIllfll'lIlSCll. kvllklll' Roxw. Iolm Scliwzuu. K .XIJYISURN - Mr. Ralph S6lllR'l' Nlr. Hcnrx CLL-1'11c-rcl clvnl flflllllfll. was ll wvluriiiv alclililioii in incl XII Rilili Snllfi siilniiximcl lln l lOlll'll'K'll iiiciiilmws nl Ilia- lmsliivss mln-- lJlllllli'lll who rmliwzilvcl Ilia- smiw-. XX livnf llic Slim um liniulul lux lx.1x Nl.i1i1' lllllll lx Lui.-1'z1l Nlxuizlgvip Blu' was use , ll llllAN2!. lilIl'1lI2lSlllU XQUIII. :incl Hn-lvl: lxuliln-13 lnmkkwlan-1'. 1 in alll pliziws ol sion' lll2lllllf,1L'llli'lll. :xml ., this t'XIM'l'lL'lll'l' was xziluzilnlc in climmiig ,H llicir l'u1ni'c xoczilirnis. The Student Store Personnel discuss advertising gimmicks. MXH , MW REEL ' , 'ix-' 4' 700 YVll.ls1'R .. H1f,1:c:l'1.lcs . CllIxl'111i .., IXLN1' NIARN Imax . .,.... . Iflmzm' ...,. , . . C,ll.1s11, ..,.. . NIR. XI'.I.SON FRIXNKII-1 ..... 'illorf' . Hlfxlu' ., Xlxx .... Mlxlu-,l,lx1-1 . CLRANNY .. SICNIOR I'I.IXY CIXSI' JUNIOR PIAY CAST . . . . . .IulI1'cy lung Iiclwzml KYOIIIIIQCI' . , , ......... Bill Sc'l'l'zlss ,.... Clzilhy I'Izu'l' . Ilan' HHIKILIIIIZIII Hill IWICIIIIZCIIIIEIII . . . . . .Indy Iiugcfrl ... BOIJ IJic'I1I .. Fay Iivrn ...,,. Ed Ilia-l1I ... Dirk XI'c'slric'k .... Pzllly Iioyvl' .. IQZIIIIICCII Mulh .. II2lI'IJ2ll'2l Iiiplxl Ilwllxl, .... ,Xliccz Ilorm-5' Pkrm I Il-QRS ., I'Ic'1'lJL-rt Snyclcr Ronnie LCC I'c-lc-rs 5,-XI.I.Y ..................... No1u1,xN I'rm'r1c14 . . . . . . IHQNNY ......... l,,xI.1-:ls . . AIARK .. M,xvls , . I,x'mA . . -lcmxxx .. KILRRY .. Gum .. .... . . . . . . . Putty Boym' Ricllzml XVcstricik QIOHIIIIC Kristoiils David Hzlldaman Ecl Kmningcr , . . . . Carol Hersh . . . B2lI'I72lI'2l Dippl . Kallllccu Mulll ,. XVAII Ilcmziglly .. Nick Kzxvounzns KIRAM ........, . . . . . . Susan Burgc-1' IXIONSII I'R HIQNRI . .. .. . XV2lylIL' SIIXKIUI' Cl1.,x1R1f1 ....... . . I':I.SIIi ... I,lfc11l,l,rc ... HIlIiDH ...... .. . HARRIMJN IJAY .. I'Rf'mv'1'1-:Rs .....,. . . SI U DICNT IR IJICIIOR .., Cathy Plarl' . . . . Ifzly Korn ., Alia- Ilorncry ....,.. .IMI Long Iilllllf Ifoullac' Iirmnic- Luc Pclvrs Hcrlmcrl Snyclcr . . .. Cindy Tysrm , gp! EHLUI' ..., Hy l imle1's fll'CCIJl'l'SU. a three act umiedy. was presented hy the Senior Cllass, under lhe clireclirm ol' Mr. Walter -Iolmsmi, on No- vember 20 and 2l, in the Park- lancl High School .XllClll0l'llIlll. The plot eeiilerecl amuucl Hereules XVilson and his hosmn lrieml, xxllllillll who spent a weekend at the home ul' Her rules' aunt and uncle. II so liappenecl that his uncle ownecl a IllOl'lll21l'y and hacl a not h e 1' guest lm' the weekeml who was supliosecl lo he cleaclfmily he wasn'll Drnining detective rrullils, lll- clucling the liancly Illdgllll-flllg glasses, the two hoys set out to IH their luck ax solving the mys- IL'l'f'. 'I'he action evolves 2ll'0llIlCl the guest , Blix Quigley. and how the lnoys finally clisuwei' the solulirm to the lIll'Sll'l'f' ol the lix'ing corpse. Did you soy my feet were cold? JIKLAI'-ll!! In lPl'Ulllll'L' a iiiure realism' ellecl lm' the c'l1ai'ar'le1's in the Senior Play. the iilake-lip emu- millee workenl in i'0llillIlI'llUll with Bliss lilhel lzxans. In Illlllldf their own illdl.UIt'lS. each iiiclixichlal was IIlllill'AllIJ lu clepiel the likeness ol their c'lia1'ac'le1 s age. ln rmrcler that the allusion ral clealh erwulcl he eeiilerecl aioiiml Nlr. c,lllU'l4'X' he rc-ceixecl more alleiilimi. lhe mel' all ellecls were xery l'L'XY2ll'lllIlQ. Right: lilwise Rex delights in sineai'ing make-up mi Iicl lliehl. l'The plot thickens! ulzior Qvfay Llncler the clireclirm ol' Bliss HIRIIICI Miller. lhe class ul '59 IJl'l'SClllCCl the plax' l7fm'l lake Xlx' l'enm ' in F.lai'eli NMS lhe plot rewmlxecl amuml the Pringle limiseliulcl. l,Clllll. a nrnrmal teenager. was movie- - slruek and upset the entire lam- ily hy lryilig hei' hesl ln Olllkllll the leading role in a movie soon lo he IJl'UilllCil'Cl. Sally. the maid. mire a famous chilcl actress. was V positive she would ohlain the part. Things gui tumhlecl and turned: and. as a cleliglitlul eli- max, l'emiy's srxpliislicialecl sister cfapturecl the role. Page 79 Sue Keldsen demonstrates a new twirl to the alternates, Dia n e Fister, Renee Schmidt, and Diane Laubach as Mrs. Jones I , X J 5. EIIlllUSl2iSlN and vivac-ily cl1zi1'ac'leri1c the inajorcllcs in their perl llllll'0l'lllh. Under the glliclzilulr ol their new ziclvisor, Mrs. Doris limes, Llicy spent many liours looks On- IJl'2lCllClI1g their routines. XYi1l1 Sue Kclclscn as hczid iiizijcwellc, thc- girls par- ticipated in pep rallies. lkmilmzill games. parziclcs. zmcl V ll lmziskctlnall gznncs. '- 6lf0re'fe5 The I1l2lj01'CllL'S :irc :in asset In ilur sfliool in that Lhcy help to boosl school spirit and inorzilc. The maiorettes pose in a victory formation before the opening ot football season. Starting with the head maiorette, Sue Keldsen, the girls range in order clockwise: Doris Kistler, Carol George, Marlene Romig, Joanne Kristoflts, Elaine Snyder, Shar- on Popek, Fay Kern, Joann Tzope, and Pat McGirr. 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IJIXNNI-1 l,R,Xi1l1I.N lil-1'lA'I'Y IIIIITICR 'lO.XNN Ill1l,I RIi'll Xl XRY ANN IIICNRY .II-,AN HI'NSlC'KlER IIXRIIICNIQ KNlil'l'IiR fXl,XRl,XNNl-Q KOCH ISXRISXRX l,OVlil,l. I-'XY l.I'I'ZliNlSl1Rl-IQ I'liRN I.l'l'ZENISI2RI ,IONN Xl.XlJI2,X I'.X'I' Xl.XRS'l'Iil,I.IiR .IITJY N11-IiIiON QIXROI. NIlKYI,YC1lIXlx 5.XNIJR.fX NIOYIQR li X'l'llI,IiIiN Nll I'll BONNIE l'lQ'l'lZRS .l.R 1'YN'I IIIX l'li'I ICRS RI'I'.X ANN ROSS IIIANIJX RI'l'l1R'l' 5l'Z,XNNl1'I'IlONI.XS 'IIQNORS X l3.XS5 IJON XI.I7 ISRXIDY IJ.XNlliI. KIOYLIZ l4I2NNIi'l'Il FlilNOl'R f.lI.I4liR'l' I-'I'RS'l ILXRRY ll XRRIIZR lJ.XYIlJ ll.XLlJlINl.XN IXNIIQS KISTIAIQR RON Xl,IJ Klh'l'I.lCR RICIIXRID Iil1O'I'Z Nli'I4 K.XYOI'N.XS RIC'll,XRIJ NIOYICR XX .XYNI1 ROIAIQ I R.XNKI.lN SCflI.XI I I'1R IIIZRISIQRI SNYDICR INQXYNIE SNYIDIIR XNIl.I.l.fXNl 5liRF.X55 l'rlKg'r' Nl ISARIIONIC IIIQNNIQR. IIARIIARA NIIZNCGICI.. SANDRA NIl I'lI. LARRY NIIDICROSIICK. RONALD RO'I'II. RON.-NLD 'I RL'AIIi.-XL LR. AI.ISI-IRT BASSOON scziuigifrizk. '1'ii1cR11s,x IfI,U'1'ES camsslak. ra,x11. IIPNSICKER. xi.-xkllxx KIZIIS. c:ARo1,1xu 'rllflxl BKJKIL INiARMKESSIiL. CAROL , , l I ,N M WIENNIZR. CAROL IiIIXNIl.IIOI4I4. ,lANI', WUI F CAROL IJICWIQY. S'I'ANI,IiY A ' 'A IIAIIN. RICIIIARD LOOBIIS. rsiuiuokv FRENCH HURNW I.l l'Z. RAIIVII CIOYLIQ. KAREN NIOSER, ROIIERI' DON.-XLDSON. DIANE RI-Il'l'. 'I'IAIO'I'IIY DORNEY. ALICE bI',ARI.Iz. ALLEN SI-QRFASS. WILLIAM SILRN. BYRON DREISII.-XCII. JANE KOCTII. CARI. MILLER. ROBERT Members of the dance band: Franklin Schaefifer, Larry Praetorius, Elizabeth Radlein, Bonnie Whittaker, Bar- bara Burrows, Dwight Everett, Martin Kuhns, David Ser- fass, Gary Philips, Sallie Scharfenberg, and Kathleen Muth. HIRING BASS ixuias. mimi, 'l'RllNII'E'I' EIilCRIlAR'l'. WILLIAM EYERE'I I'. DAVID ERANTZ. ROBERT CQL I'II. RICHARD IIEINTZICLIXIAN, WILLI.-XXI IIORVATII. KIARLENE LEWIS. RANDALL LICIII'I'IiNWALNIiR. WAYNE O'Ii'I'. ROBERT I'IiISCIII.ER. I-'RIEDA I'E'I'ERS. KTARIIION RIiICIIIIiNIiAf'II. KEN RINCQER. COLLIN RIOVO. RALI'II WOTRINKQ. I.L'KIi PERCVSSION AS'I'I,EI ORD. I'Al'L IIORTZ. ,IOIIN II.-XI,DENlAN. LINDA KLOTZ. RICIIIARD MOORE. ART I'IIlLI.II'S. WILLIAM RO'l'Il. IIARRY RO'I'II. DAVID SIIINIER. WILLIAM S'I'Ol'D'I'. ROBERT WOIRINIQ. LAWRICNKIE ZIAINIERMAN. LEON XRD BASS HORN imokxmi ISARRY IIICRXIAN. wl1,1.i,xtx1 K1-Luis. MRLTL District Band Members: David Everett, Barry Dor ney, Sandra Mengel, Luke Wotring, Kathleen Muth, and Bruce Kehs. fV un-nu1wNl u n1una1m, 1iwm.m1mmm w 1 IIXSS KLIMXRIXICI' I-IISIQR II AII-QXN S.XXOI'HOXIiS I6IiXNI!.IIOI I . ,XXXL HI RIQIIR. 5I'S.XX IIIIIYIYI-II,NI.XX. VXROI. KYIIXS. XI.XR'I'IN NIl I'll. KX'I'III,liI'.X' I'IIIlIlI'S, MXRY M'Il,XKIfIiXI5I-IRI.. 5.XI,I.X SNII'l Il. ISRITIL f'IIII.lJ. Ii.XRIi.XRX XSIIIIUIKXKIZR. IIUXXIII UIK DIC I-QICIIlI.IIR. is.x1us.xR,x NIIIII.IiR. XYOXXII CQI.UClIiIiX5I'IIiI ninsii, xixkil-1 RICIIRIK I. IIRLNID X RUNS RI'I' X l1l,.XIlIXIf IIS ISXVIINIXN. LARRY IIIIIIQUNSS. lI.XIiIS,XR,X IiYIiRl.'l I'. IJNNII-Il'I' Il XIIICII. ROIIIIRI IIIZRNIXN. CLXROII IUXKI-1. 'I IIONI XS U'l I'. ,II'Dl'I Il I'RXI-IIORIIN. IARRY Ii XIJIIIQIY. IQIIIZAIIIQIII ROIGI-IR'IS, IJXYIIJ ROIII. IIIYIXX RO'I'lIIJIiI l'5CTII. KIQX wiixiii-'I-'iliip I-'iuxixrix M Rx 5CIIIl'NlXIiI1R. 1,cmL'lsl1 lxIIIJNlX Nll Dlllll llcllll Wtlllll IH HHH lf' SI XRR, WII.I.I,XXl NIICRX. RUIIIQR 'l IIUNIXS. I-1lIIZ.XI'rIi'I'II I ISII R XKICIIR. DORIS IIARRIICS. 5I'ZIL The Color Guard: William Eberhart Marvin Miller, Richard Moyer, and Gilbert Furst, and Drum Malorette District Orchestra Members Luke Wotrmg Jegn Ebert, David Everett Barbara Eichler Terry Troxell Il Luzior HUZ Under the direction ol' Mr. Allred Reinischissel, Junior Band turned in line lmerlornianfcs zn the Cllrislmas prograni l'or Junior High School and their own spring concert. The nienihers were also given an opportunity LO gain experience in inarching when they parlicipzuecl in the local Celronia parade. These zlellieveinenls were the nel result ol' hard and OIICII tedious rel1ezn'sul hy both the band and Mr. Reinlschissel. LARRY ALTEMOS GARY BECKER RONALD BEDNAR FRANK BENNIGHOFF KATHLEEN BEITLER GAIL BEST NANCY BEST BETSY BLANK JOHN BLAUKOWITCH DANIEL BOBERSKI JEFF BOGERT BARBARA BRANDMEIR BEVERLY BROWN MITCIIELL BROWN NORBYRY BROWN PATRICIA BULT MARY BUNDY ROBERT BLRCIIILL BONITA CASSEL LYNN CHAPMAN ROBERT CLARKE JOHN COYLE TIMOTHY DALTSCIIER JANICE DETWEILER MARK DIEIIL WALTER DIEIIL DAVID DREISBACII JUDY EBERT RICHARD EDWARDS JAMES ELLENBERGER THOMAS FAUST DAVID I-'ENSTERMACHER MEMBERS BARBARA FILO KATIILEEN FRANTZ DIANE GEIGER CHARLES GAVER LINDA GLOSS THOMPSON GOLDSMITII DARLENE GRACELY ERNEST GRAMMES ORRIEN GRIESMER LAMONT GRIM DWIGHT HAMM SHARON IIARWICK KENNETII IIAUSER JIQDITH IIAUSMAN KERRY IIAIQSMAN RICIIARD IIEINTZELMAN MARGARET HENDRICKS SUSAN HERTZOG DONNA IIOOK SIQSAN HOWARD SEZANNE IIOWER MILDRED IIUNSICKER ROBERTA KENNEDY SIIARON KERN JAMES KISTLER EILEEN KNAIQSS RANDOLPII KOCII ROBERT KRAUSE SANDRA KRESGE SANDRA KRIMER LINDA LAUB RL'TII LAIQDENSLAGER SUZANNE LAEDENSL SHARON LAZARUS JOAN LONGENBACII CAROL MEHRKAM GLENN MICIIAEL SHIRLEY MILLER YVONNE MILLER IRENE MOHR KAREN MOYER TIIOMAS MUTII ELAINE OSWALD LARRY OSWALD PATRICIA OSWALD JYDITII OTT KAREN OWENS PETER PADUCH PRISCILLA PECK DIANE PETERS GERALD PETERS JAMES PETERS JANET PETERS SUSAN PETERS BILL REIMERT MARTIIA REINERT 'I'lM REPP BARBARA REX ELAINE RINGER LINDA RINGER WENDY RITSCHEL BARRY ROTII BUELL RUCII GARY RLPERT AG E R DAVID SAMLELS ROGER SAMUELS TI-IERESA SCIIAEFFER SHEILA SCHMOYER DAVID SCIINEGK TIM SEAGREAVE5 JOIIN SEARLE DAVID SERFASS BILL SHIMER LINDA SIIOEMAKER DALE SIMOCK JANA SMITII NANCY SNYDER ROBERT SNYDER SANDRA SNYDER ROGER STOUDT SANDRA STROIIL JEANETTE TERCIIA LINDA THOMAS DAVID VAN EMBERG CARL WARMKESSEL CAROL WARMKESSEL GAY WI-INNER SARA WIIILDIN WILLIAM WIIITTAKER GARY WILLIAMS JAMES WOLFE DONALD WOTRING WENDY WETMORE TIIOMAS WEST CONNIE YEAGER LEONARD ZIMMERMAN I age S4 Luzior OFLLS Miss Marie Steiner worked diligently tlirougltout tlie yeztt' training the young voices ol' Junior Chorus in the lttndztmentztls ol eltorztl work. Pztitieipzltion in the Junior High Cltristinzts progrznn and tlte rentlition ol' two selections in the Cltristmzts Pztgeztnt were the tests ol' this training wltitli the eltorus pztssetl quite Itztntlily. Cttlntinating tt season ol' strenuous IDI'2It'IIC'IIIg. the one Intntlretl six mem- lmer eltorus tlisplayetl its talents at at Spring clOIIi'CI'I. DOLORES ANTHONY SIIARON BEIDELMAN DONNA BERNIIARD CHERYI. BLOSE CONNIE BORTZ SANDRA BURKHART BARBARA CIIRISTMAN KAREN CLASS JUDY CREVELINC SANDRA DIEIIL ANN DOLCIIERTY ILENE DREISBACII CI-IERYL EBERT .IIQDITH EYER JEANNE FRANTZ BARBARA FURLER JOYCE CEIBEI. FRANK CROLLER ,IL'DI'I'I-I CUTII SYLVIA IIAJEWSKI DONNA IIALLAIAN DIANE IIAUSMAIN CAROL IIEINTZELNIAN PAUL IIELFRICI-I CAROL IIEW'I'I'T DORIS IIOLBEN DAVIDENE IILNSICKER I JUNIOR CHORUS AIENIBERSIIIP CAROL RALE JACKIE RNERR MERLE RIQIINS CYNTHIA LAND CIIRISTINE LEII ELEANOR LEII JUDY LEVERINCTON NANCY LICIITENWALNER BONNIE MARSTELLER JANET Alt-DOUCALL JOYCE AIITCI-IELL ROBERT NOLI. SLSAN OTT LINDA OTTER LINDA PFROMM JANET PRATT CATIIY RAUBENIIOLD DIANE RAUCH BARBARA REICIIARD JOAN REINSMITII RITA RINRER JEAN ROTII SIIARON SASSAMAN JEAN SCHAFFER TIIOAIAS SCIIWARTZ DONALD SECHLER CAROLYN SCHANTZ DIANE SIIIVE KAREN SNYDER DIANNE S'I'l'BBE SUSAN WACNER CIIERYL WALLAR DONNA WARNIKESSEL CLAIRANN WEIIR ALBERT WILSON JANE WRIGHT DONNA LEE ALBRIIQIIT BARBARA ARNDT PAT BACI-IAIAN SUSAN BARKER NORA BATES TILCIIMAN BEITLER EILEEN BENNER VALERIE BLEILER FRANCINE BOLAS NANCY CIIAPAIAN SUSAN CLASS ROSEBIARY CRAIG SANDRA DERR PIIYLLIS DIEIIL TERRY ECK RITA CERY NANCY CEVERT CAROL CILDNER JACQEELINE GREENE DIANE CRIM JANICE IIAINES CAROL IIARRIER CAROL IIELEVA CANDIS IIIGGINS BARBARA IIOLTZMAN PAT JOIINSON JOAN KRAIPOUICII PATRICIA KRAMER KAY KUNKLE JUDY LAEDENSLAKIER CATIIY LEVAN IIELEN LEE LLTTZ NIERILEE MCCIRR PHYLLIS MCKEON GRACE MIKYLYCIIAK BONNIE MILLER JANET MIQLLET BONNIE REICIIENBACH BARBARA SEARLE FAYE SHELLIIAMMER GEORGIA SHEPHERD JOANNE SNYDER LORRAINE S'I'AL'FFER 1t,xkRlE'1' '1'YsoN Page S5 ' t Cay fab Service to the school and connnunity is the main objective ol' the Key Club under the auspices ol Mr. Laurence Moyer. ,-Xinong the projects perlornied by the members, who are the outstanding boys ol' their classes, were the collection and distribution ol' text books and the annual Oratorical Contest. Al0l1Cy'lll2lli- ing actiyities consisted ol their dance, Hillub Rendezvous , and the sale ol' Duncan Hines Fruit. Cakes at Tlianksgiying and Cliristnias. They rounded out the yeztr by hosting zt Parents' Banquet. Members are: Richard Hahn, Richard Handwerk, lidward Rabenold, Robert Miller, David Necker, Richard liownian, XX'ayne Snyder, Robert Platt, Allen Johnson, Gilbert Furst, Edward Murphy, Thomas Oswald, NX'illian1 Heintyelniztn, xvllllillll Peoples, Bill Serlass, .john Schwartz, Nick Kztvounas, Edward Kroning- er, XValter Donztgliy. David Haldznnan. Dztyid Roberts, Donald Mohr, Daniel Coyle, and Dennis Hallzt. ehafe fab XVho are the busiest talkers in the school? XVhy, the debate team, naturally. Headed by Mr. XValter johnson, the debaters were to Catasaqua and Southern Lehigh to discuss the topic: Resolyed that .-Xnierican education should adopt the essential features oli the British Educational System. In all debates nine high schools participated. To climax the year's activities, a Scramble Debate was held in April which included a dinner, debate, lorutn, and a dance. Members-Nancy Slilllg, Katherine XX'eida, Mary Ann Henry, Marjorie Bechtel, Susan Dreher, Ann lsett, Ellen Holt, Judy Mclieon. nge 86 FBLA OFFICERS-John Drabic, LeRoy Moyer, Mary Kucharik, Fern Litzenberger, Fay Litzenberger, Carol Mikylychctk FFA OFFICERS-Harold Reifz, Donald Lapp, Robert Trinkle, Howard Sechler, George Litzenberger, Revalin Hausman. FTA OFFICERS-Joanne Sechler, Jurate Ziogcts, Betsy Bron stein, Lois Roth, Carol Bear, Ron Kisfler. gufure usbzess .genders of Gfmerica The Future Business Leaders ol .Xrnere ica is an important activity ol' the busis ness students. The ll1CllllJCl'h published F.li.L..X. Talks , a inonthlv newspaper edited bv Marv Ann Hujsa, The reader's interest was held bv articles concerning the ac- tivities ol' the business students and in- terviews with teachers and recent busi' ness graduates. The F.B.T..A., under the supervision ol' Mr. Rabenold and Miss Kilpatrick, set up a progrant wherebv teachers selected students to act as their secretaries. This svsteni helped to relieve teachers ol' their ininor responsibilities while the students gained experience in the world ol' busi- ness. gufure farmers of Gflnzerica The priniarv aint ol' the T'lllllll'LT Farni- ers ol' A-Xnieriea is the LlL'NL'lOlJlllL'lll ol agricultural leadership. cooperation. and citizenship. During the year the thirtv-one nieni- bers of the club received several awards at local lairs and at the Farm Show in Harrisburg. .Xt the .Xllentown Fair. Robert Trinlale received a blue ribbon lor his Star lfarnier displav. lf. I . ,X. was also awarded a plaque lroin the Lehigh citllllllf' Soil Conservation District lor winning the YO-.XG land judging con- LCSI. These agriculturallv ininded bovs are headed bv Mr. Donald Llhattin. lve know that thev will go lar in their chosen lield. gufure Catchers of Gfmerica Taught to the tune ol the hickorv stick is a popular phrase but not with the nielnbers ol' the Future Teachers ol' .Knit-rica. This club lainiliarifes students who are interested in a teaching career with the newest tnethods ol' instruction in schools. During the vear the club, which is ad- vised bv Mr. Kenneth Mover, went on a tour of Kutftown. The purpose ol' the lrip was to give the students an insight into the college lile and the curricula ollered at a state teachers college. In addition to its educational projects. the club sponsored a dance called the Deep Sea Drift . The goal ol' F.T.lX. is high and well chosen-to encourage more ol' our high school students to enter some held ol education. Page N7 Four members of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y plan their Easter candy sales. Page SHS' l'Sh-h-h! The Library Club is at work! Well, we won this game of Bridge! Parlez-vous francais? Sprechen Sie Deutsch? lnspection of equipment is neces- sary for the Stage Club. Mr. Ettinger instructs his Senior Life-Saving Club in artificial respi- ration. lntricate parts of a movie camera fascinate the members of the Audio-Visual Aids Club. The Nature Club exhibit attracted ' many people. f,F'4'T?7'7ZfL, iW5 WWW Mihai W iw 4 2, , L E-W-KOPYJYTES Mill Pago 90 Junior Art Club Stage Club Nmfure Club Junior Archeology Club Junior Science Club 3 IQ Q RTS fall 22? J N 3X QD S lyilllilllllll stticlcms 21t1tl lztcttlty wcrt? tlt-tfply szttldtttltftl this yt-:tr hy tht' stttltlcti tltfath ol' Mr. .Xrztl l'lt'I1I1lllgL'l', shortly ht'l'ort' tht' l:t'g'itming' ol' thc school ttfrm. Most ol tts know him hast 21s Zl sportsmzm. Zllltl to 21ll ol' its his tmtimt-ly passing XVHS El grttztt shock. Nlr. Ht-tmingcfr joint-tl thc l'21c'11lty ol South XVl1itt-ltall High School Zlliltfl' his gl'2lKlll2lll0ll from l'il'2lIllillll :mtl iXl2ll'Sl121ll Collegv. l'rt-viotts to his ctirollmtfttt 21t lf' X M, ht' was grzttltiztttftl lrom .'XllCIlltlXVll High School. llllflllg' his tctittrt- at Patrklaittl, ht: serv- t-tl 21s Cltillflllllll ol' thc mathe- 3111 vmnriztm lll2llll'S tlcpztrtmctit and Zll Y2tl'- Origitially lrom NIcycrs1'illt'. io11s timcs 21s t'o21c'l1 ol' thc hztskct- Mr. Ht-imingcr rcsicltrcl in l'L'C'CIll h21ll. h21st-h21ll, Zlllil lI'2lC'li tcaiiis. ycztrs ill 11041 Lititlcit Street. ,Xl'tct'g'ivi11g' llll his t'02lt'lllllg'Cllll' Ct-tt'ot1i21, with his wilc, thc it-s. ht' asstmictl thc post ol' Fun- lormcr Hzntmah Nt-ckcr. ttlty Nlzttiztgt-r. 1-Xlthottgh Mr. HL'IllllIlgL'l 5 ClCLl!fy Cllzdqer ljflgt' 92 first lovt' was lll2llllClll2lllC'S, ht' cltt- xott-tl mtttth spirit, timc, Zllltl cllort to tht- 21thlt'tit' program 21t l,2l1'lil2lllil. XVU itll owe much to Mr, HL'lllllIlg'Lfl' 21s Zl lt'21c'l1t'r. roach, Zllltl 21lso 21s Zl lrit-ntl. Pt-rh21ps ont- ol' tht' pt-rsons at l,2l1'lil2lIlll most 21c'tix't'ly iitvolvctl with sports is Mr. Hctiry Gcr- ttcrtl, o11r F21c't1lt1' 1-Xtlilctit' ixlilllv ztgtfr, A-Xsidc lrom his daily cil21ss- tts, his time is otirttptt-tl with htiy- mg' 2111cl SllIJL'1'Yl5lllg tht- ttsc ol ztthlctit' cfqttipiittttit, ovt?rst?t'it1g' tictktvt sztlcs, 21nd securing' oHit'i21ls lor our llllC1'SC'll0l2l5llf' sports events. Ht' 21lso rottclticts pcp t11t't'ti1ig's, organizes sclttrclttlcs, Zlllil gCIlCl'2llly t'OOl'lll112llCS thc ztthlctit' Zlllll ztcizttlcmit' programs. His uvitl ititcrt-st iii sports zmd his lJCl'S0ll2lllly Illkllit' him El truly cflicit-tit l'21c'11lty IIlE1ll2lg6l'. pgs Mr. Ralph Eckensberger - Football line coach Mr. John Ettinger - J. V coach, Mr. Bob Wilson Basketball, Baseball coach Mr. Bruce Stevenson - Mr. Ray Snyder-Head Football J. V. Football coach, Track coach Basketball Varsity OHC 65 . 1 ing sclu-clulcsol'ilici1'ilz1ilyclzissmfmi clulics. llici 1 1 :incl c'oi11isclo1'. Miss Clodagh Ryan Girl's Basketball .Xnumg llic lizirclcsl working im-1iilJi'1's ol our lzicultx islllc'c'ozlc'l1illgsl21ll'. Ulwpilc llic- rlviiiaiicl- slill liml or iiizikc time lui' llltll' I'CSlJLffllX'C spoils. Over llic yours. our c'o:ic'l1c's lizivc' cslzllulisllccl El IJl'k'l'CClL'lll ol' guiding our zlllilclvs iii ilu' liiivsl ll'ZlCllIlUIl5 ol slmorlsiiiziiislilp ziiicl lziii' lmlzix. .X cozic-li is inure than an lllSll'Ul'lO1'. llc is 21 liia-ml Pug: L ... Q rm 109 ... lst Row-Allen George, Robert German, David Stephens, Bob Peters, Ed Murphy, Walt Shimer, Ed Rabenold 2nd Row-Guy Rupert, Tom Oswald, CO-CAPTAIN-Walt Donaghy, Dick Westrick, Gary Miller, Walter Schneck, Larry Sell 3rd Row-Coach-Mr. Ray Snyder, CO-CAPTAIN-Bill Peoples, Dale Fenstermaker, John Kuhns, Earl Sweeney, Bart Friebolin, Wayne Snyder, Ron Snyder, Bob Miller arsify ghofhaff The date-August eighteenth, a sweltering summer day. The place-Parkland High School football field. The charactersfAbout, forty boys beginning calisthenics and practice under the direction of Coach Snyder and .Xssistant Coach Eckensberger. llesireffk successful football season! .Xfter several weeks of pre-season practice and workout, during which time the team was formulated. Parkland's squad began their fifth consecutive football season by playing one of the hardest-to-beat teams in the league, Nesquehoning. Brilliant playing kept both teams scoreless until the fourth quarter when Nesquehoning connected for a touchdown pass to win, 7-0.' Exciting is one word to describe our 1958 football season. Although the season cannot be called a winning one, the performance of the team as a whole was very creditable. The many thrilling moments and close scores are vividly etched in the minds of the student body. Coach Snyder philosophically ex- pressed his opinions in these words, lt was the little mistakes that hurt us . The class ol' 1959 saw two new additions made in the realm of football. The decision was made to have permanent co-captains, with XValter Donaghy and Bill Peoples sharing this honor. Also, a day was dedicated to the mothers of the members of the team. The mothers of the players were treated to a game and were presented with mums by the cheerleaders. The team performed to match the occasion as they defeated Coplay, I2-Ol Calling plays this year was -Iohn Kuhns, our hard-hitting quarterback. Dominating the backfield scene were Bill Peoples and Ronald Snyder at halfback, while XVayne Snyder capably filled the position of full- back. Other able backlield men were Bob Miller and Barton lfriebolin, who filled in to give that added spark. I Ample credit for the line achievement of the team belongs to the boys of the line, the group who play the supporting and often underrated role in a football game. XVithout them the backlield could not have performed successfully. These stalwart seven were led into action by Bob Peters, our blocking center, who was shouldered on both sides by the fast-charging guards, XValter Donaghy and Tom Oswald. Next. in po- sition were the smashing tackles, Dick XVestrick and Robert German, and completing the line were those pass-snagging ends, Dale Fenstermaker and Earl Sweeney. Other valuable members necessary to the suc- cess of the team were Ed Rabenold, Dave Stephens, Gary Miller, Allen George, and Ed Murphy. XVC thank the entire football team, with special recognition to our fine coaches, Mr. Snyder and Mr. Eckensberger, for providing us with an exciting 1938 football season. Page 9-1 The forward wall brushes up on technique. SUIJI Supl. 20 Sn-pl. 27 Oct. Oct. Url. Nm' Nm' Nm' RSIIY IfOO'I'l5.XI,l. RECORD I,.fXRRI..XNIJ Ovvoxi-N1 II NCSKIIICIIOIIIIIQ 7 II Iiangm' 27 I3 SI2IIIIlgIUll 0 I2 NZUZITCIII 27 7 Iizlsl Slrmlclslmlirg 213 II Hcllcrlmvn 315 I2 Cloplay II 7 I'cn .-Xigyl 26 0 II'iIwn Iirmro 27 Varsity squad running through Q9 4 K t f inf Q mx Co-captains, Walt Donaghy and BiII Peoples discuss strategy before game time. a 'Fast moving end sweep. Pri gr: 96 e lst Row-Dave Schiffer, Larry Reimerf, CO-CAPTAINS-Dale Fensfermaker and John Drabic, Roger Stern, Herb Mohr, Jim Kondravy 2nd Row-COACH-Mr. Robert Wilson, MANAGER-Dennis Balla, Bob Miller, David Necker, Sherwood HoFfman, James Kuhns, Jim Yeager, MANAGER-Gilbert Furst, COACH-Mr. John Effinger arsify Baskefhaff 'l'he 'liroiains c'ztptttt'ecl the hearts ol' every l'zn'l4lz1ncl lun this teen' when they won the I,ehigh-Northznnpton Leztgtie Clliznnliionship. The A'ii1iglit,y 'ltoiztns l'l1lL'l'g'4'Cl in first plate 2ll'lCl' lirst hull' vonipetition lay downing clfllillif 68 to 5'l. The encl ol' the secioncl hall' saw us running neck ztncl neck with XX'ilson Boro to Roeknt- Hall to end the last hull stztlenizite. In 21L'l05t'g2lIllC lielore ll l'1'zintic'. neznr cztpzteity crowcl. we cznne liroin liehincl in the lztst illl2ll'lCl' to ll'OllllC'C the xV2l1'l'iOl'S 56 to 50 and snared the l,ehigh-Northznnpton pennant. The tezini wound up the season with 21 I3-fi league reeolrcl Zlllll ln'ep:n'ecl to meet 'l'znnztquzi, the lllack Dia- nioncl League Cltznnlms, :it the Mnlilenlierg lfielclhotise. The lznns. with 2123 anal l recorcl anal superior height. enterecl the gillllt' as lztvoriles. In the lirst hull' the '1't'ojans lell to 21 20 point clisziclvzintzige. but they lionncecl liaek :incl cznne alive in the second hall' to otitscore :incl Olll plant' the Rzticlc-rs. '1'he ellort wzls ltltile as the Trojzins went clown 58 to lifl. The heroes ol' the game were lJ2lll-l12lXN'lill1g Ilinnny Koncli'zu'y, who playecl with un injury. ztntl Herlm Mohr. who anne oll' the lneneh to spark the teani hy drilling theni in l.1'OlIl outside ztncl the loul line. At the encl ol' league play. are Lztrry Rc-iinert was in thiticl position znnong the lL'2lgllCiS seorers. lizigle-eyed, ll21l'il driving senior, Ilohn lJl'lllJil'. also linisherl ziniong' the top ten scorers and is 1n'olJztlJly on CYCl'ylJOClf'iS top ten personality list :ts well. Six loot two ineh Dale Feiistertnztlcei' not only centerecl the hull and controlled the boztrcls, hut also padded the scoring' column by ,inniping frequently into double figures. The rest of the teznn incltided stztrter, Roger Sterng seniors, David Sc'liill'e1', David Nevker. and Sherwood Hollnizing and juniors, llantes Kuhns, Bob Miller, and Jznnes Yeager. Ace John Drobic seems impervious to de- fenders cls he pushes ol? one of his fam- ilicir iump shots. YXRSI l'Y B.XSKli'l'B.XI,l. RIQCIORD I'xRi41..xx11 Oifi-um-.xi 37 Smullu-111 Lehigh li H7 LL-xilrzil Clzilliulic' Tl Tli Slllllllgllill 'li .353 flllllhllllllllil Tl .30 l'Fl lL'llCl'llJXYll -IS lil 5illCIl .Xrgyl l7 .38 .xlllllllll til lil lklllgllltlll E58 Ill lflllllllllls 62 1.3 lllllllltlilflll .3.3 Ulf iiillillsull lilllill lill HH el-'uiiiilziiii Hill IS 137 'lfzisl Sllllllllwlllllg IS TU 'lllzliignr lll lil :liN2ll2ll'k'lll IS US lfilbllllif .3.3 lil i llL'llcl'lcm'1l .32 Sl XHlilllXX'1'Nll'l'll IT .30 Z 1 lltll .Xrgxl U7 30 gillilwli Iifmm I7 Tli ?5l 0lllll2lllI Hill 8.3 80 i liz1sl 5ll'U1lilSlJlll'Q fill 5.3 iiilizillgirl' .3ll Sl :liX2ilLll't'lll I l 70 illlrmplzix .315 1343 IfjXYilsrni llcmu .30 .38 jiI'l'z1n1zul1lz1 lill lA'2lglll' Ciznnvs Plzlyrmlls Herb Mohr appears to be going into orbit after driving for Q shot through the Tomcqucz defense. .-. lst Row-Ron Chaplain, Dick Madea, Joe Craig, David Ruch, Jerry Wagner, AI Hilbert, Tim Oswald, David Cox. 2nd Row-Bob Fenstermaker, Bill Evans, Gain Deschler, Tillie Schraden, Art Spitko, Art Peoples 3rd Row-COACH, Mr. Bruce Stevenson, CO-CAPTAIN, Bill Glasenapp, Bob Reinert, Bob Wirsing, CO-CAPTAIN, Gil Keller, Dave Roberts, Paul Heintzelman, Al Laub, LeRoy Schaeffer, Al Adey, Tom Wolfe. Luzior fvarsify ghofhaff During the summer when many of us were still loafe ing, a hardy group of boys turned out to begin their grueli11g workouts under the watchful eye of Mr. Bruce Stevenson. For many this was their hrst. ex- perience with organized football, but that didn't soften the bumps. It was pure hard work. From their coach they learned the fundamentals of blocking, tackling, and ball handling that make a good football team. From their scrimmages they learned quick thinking and how to react effectively to what before were only hypothetical situations. By the time their schedule started the boys were ready. Being green they got off to a rather slow startg however, with a few games under their belts they came bounding back to finish their season with twin victories. XVe can safely place our confidence in these boys for producing fine yar- sity teams in the future. . 'xrbfzvgl ul. V. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE N ' PARKLAND O1fPoNL:NT X Sept. l5 0 Emmaus 21 Sept. 22 0 Central Catholic I9 LJ Sept. 29 7 Vfilson Boro 31 ,... oct. 6 0 I-Iellertown 19 if-'-N 'Q I oct. is 0 Nametit is ., f tt -, oft. 20 I2 East Stroudsburg 0 SLA Oct. 27 19 Notre Dame Catholic 0 ' Page 98 F7 A--. lst Row-John Donner, Ron Nederosfek, Barry Dorney, Dale Knappenberger, Bill Phillips 2nd Row-COACH-Mr. John Eftinger, Larry Barfo, CAPTAIN-John Weber, Joe Reber, Alan Johnson, Mike Krcxsley, LeRoy Schaeffer, Bob Mertz, MANAGER-Dave Workman Luzior unify jaskefbaff Om- ol thc- lllll'5I C'0lIlIJL'llllXC l'C?C'Ul'tlm ol Lilly rlrgzlll- lllticlll ill scllclrll was SIJ0l'll'Cl hx tht' Y. Bztslactlntll lfillll. l'tlclc'll thc- cl11't'c'tlrlll ol Nlr. lnhll l',llll!QL'lL. thc xxvllhtlll lzotlftl lftlttlllzlill Hill liztst Sll'0llll5lJlll'g 'vcvs rflllt-tl up El Ullllllrlsitt' l't't'tll'cl Ill, I8 XS'lllS llllll lilillgfll' ossvs. l'z1ct'tl ht Ciipllllll hltlllll XYt'llt'l' with zl lflllll ul N2ll2ll'L'lll ' 'fll points tllltl l,2ll'l'S liurtcl with Zlll, tht' hells llzlvc Clflplzll' I lwcl IllCl1lM'lYl'5 czlllzllllt' ul' t'ill'lWf'llIQ, lillllllkt' varsity tt tllls llllflllgll 502150115 Cflllilllf' stltu-ssl'tll 215 tllis XVIII s l,Cl'll2llJS the highlight ol thc stllctltllt' tlzllllt' in tht '0llKl lllllli XN'llCl1 thc Alllllltll' 'Iitlialls cluwllctl NX'ilsoll 130111 58,33 to clltl lllL'll' 18 gilllll' willllillg stlvztk ill 21 Wiz game wllich was llt'Zi1' pt-l'l't'c-lioll. 'l'ht' '59 Strlliol' Cllzlss LXlC'IlClS its l'Ullgl'2lllll2lIlUI1S lol' it Aioh xvvll tlmlc. f Y. I3lXSKE'l'l5.XLI. SClHlLDl'l,E G' l l'.fXRKl.ANIJ Olflftlxl-1x'l Nov. 21 60 Stlllllliflll llvlligll -lfl 9 Ut-cy U 33 clC'llll'2ll Clzltlltllit' 12 f Dc-tx 1 liti Slzttillgttlll 30 X Duc. ll 45 Clatzlsatltllta -ll ' K IDM. I ' 79 l'lL'llCYltlWl1 Ill J Ut-cp 58 Poll .Xrgll 414 DW. 52 .Xlllllllll 'lil L 1 R .l2lll. '15 XYilsflll lltlrll 73 H.,-f' llilll. Sl Ifrllllltzlill Hill 545 K ! X Alilll. Tl East SIl'UllClSlJlll'g ll Alzlll. Sl Billlgfll' 243 Ll AIZIH. Tl N2il2ll'CIll 4h Aliill. 438 Ccllllzly 26 hliill. 47 I-Icllc-1'trlwll fill Alan. 68 Ntll'Il1XX'l'SlCl-I1 ZH Fc-h. 615 Pctl .Xlgyl all ZJJ K il Ll 64 25 L rl nl 17 A14 P11 gr' 99 Parkland has long had a reputation for producing I Alter a rery successful season last year, many letter- men remained to return to the V551 team. At first, base making the long streteh was personable lohn Schwartz. The outlield was eapably lilled by three lly-snagging seniors, Ron Snyder, Jim Kondrary, and John Kuhns. Third base was the domain of agile and able Iohn Drabic, who worked shoulder to shoulder with last Row l-Ron Kistler, Dave Workman, Bob Bartholomew, Dick Laudenslager, Tom Bowman, Ron Leabold, Bruce Emig, Roger Mohr Row 2-Bart Friebolin, Ed Murphy, John Drabic, John Schwartz, Ron Snyder, Herb Mohr, John Kuhns, Roger Stern, Jim Kondravy, Dave Necker Row 3-COACH-Mr. James Liddicoaf, Bob Merfz, Phil Stanley, Larry Barfo, Mike Krasley, LeRoy Schaefier, Jon Hutchinson, Dennis Balla, Gil Keller, Mike Reimert, COACH-Mr. Bob Wilson kv-ol mega!! X? ,yy ala i4! ll moving Herb Mohr at the hot 51101, Roger Stern was behind the plate to reeeiye lor ottr fine pitching stall made tip ol' juniors Diek Bowman, Ed Murphy, and James Shock. Also on the mound was lreshman Larry Barto. line baseball teams. and this year was no exception. Teamwork. an eager spirit, and competent coaching, sueh as were possessed by our team this year, make an unbeatable April 3 April 7 April 10 April 14 April l7 April 21 April 24 Page 100 eom bination. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Northwestern Home April 28 Fountain Hill Northampton Home May I Bangor Catasauqua Away May 5 Hellertown Slat ington Away May 8 Northwestern Southern Lehigh Away May l2 XVilson Boro East Stroudsburg Home May I5 Coplay Pen Argyl Away May I9 Nazareth Home Away Away Away Home Home Away A 4-.R ,gg .l l Row l-Bob Miller, Roger Bealer, Cacy Hicks, lrv Schafter, Dave Juchnik, Art Schneck, Jef? Heller Row 2-COACH-Mr. Grant White, Elmer Mutchler, Ron Bealer, Bob Seel, Walt Schneck, Bob Frantz, Wayne Strohl, Guy Rupert, COACH-Mr. Raymond Snyder Row 3-Bill Evans, Alan Johnson, Al Laub, Bob Marzano, Ron Nederostek, Art Spitko, Dave Ruch, Gary Miller Row 4-Roger Sotak, Bill McCay, Clit? Warfield, Ed Rabenold, Dave Stephens, Earl Sweeney, Walt Shimer, Carl Warmkessel QEEREZZCHQ - - 'sn l,2l1'lil2ll1Cl i'llll1L'l'lllCIl llll'Ilt'l1 out Cll 11121850 L'lll'1f 111 X9 9 . . . . , - s. 11 lxlilll-11 ol llllh yy-ill' lo 111-gm l1lQll- 1'1g01'OllS 1111111111 111 l gl ,, 11'z1i11i11g. Manny lL'llCl'lllL'll 110111 11151 50215011 wn-rc 11151 0 l111'1111g11 g1'z1cl1121li011. i11c'l11cli11g 11-cc11'cl'l11'1':1ki11g pole Q x'z11111c1', 15011 Y2lllllS1l. This 11-211' with El 1'c1z1lix'1-11' i11- 1-x111-1'ic11cec1 103111, 1111- C0llC'1l Zlllll the boys 10111111-11 111111 , H S lhcy had 1111-i1' work C111 11111 lor l11c111. 11111 1111111 62111115 jl P -3 l1ll'0llg1l in 111c host 11'a11ilio11 211111 c1isp1z11'cc1 thc CII- 'lar . . . . . 1 sRHfk 1111151215111 211111 w111 111 XVIII C1l2lI'2lL'1Cl'15llC 111 172lI'li12lllL1 Q athletes. Rcl111'11i11g 16111-1'111c11 wc-rc XVZIYIIC 811311011 , Earl Swr-C111-5. Bula Miller, Guy RlllJC'l'l, Zlllll Rcmznld f J A22 NL-clcrmlck. TR.-XCIK SCHEDULE April 13 NO1'I112ll11lJ1U11 Away .Xpril 111 I'1C11CI'l0KVIl Away April 22 XVi1so11 Boro Away Z April 29 N2lZ2'll'L'l11 Home f May 2 BCl111CllCIll Rc-lays Away N May li ,'X11e11lr1w11 Home ki May U Lcaguc M1-ct Hmnc May IES xv1l1IL'1l2111 Hrnuc Muy 221 Slllltt Mecl Away Pngw 101 i , I roycuzeffes fe: Sl R f '1 f ' as The vastly improved Tfojallettes started their ? fourth year of basketball under the direction of their ' ggi 5 sophomore coach, Miss Cllodagh Ryan. The girls spent 2 il. if lu inany hours practicing after school to perfect co- X : X ordinated plays. This practice and added experience X ' X f NJ guided the team to its most successful season to date. 5' This year's teani, with its never-say-die spirit, help- X '- ed establish girls basketball lor future years at Park- ,3- land. J 7 GIRLS BASKETBALL RECORD K , PARKLAND CJPPONICNT Dec. 2 43 Ennnaus 37 X Dec. 5 38 Slatington 46 -3 I Dec. 9 48 Solehi 37 Dee. l2 36 Catasaqua 38 X Dec. l6 25 Palinerton 26 Dec. 28 39 .Xluninae 30 W X Klan. 6 43 Solehi 25 ' j Klan. 9 57 Fountain Hill 29 x. Klan. l6 541 Allentown 72 g I 1 Klan. 20 4-1 Clatasaqua 31 L 1,- llan. 30 51 XVhitehall 54 X X Feb. 10 37 lfotmtam Hill if Feb. I7 48 XVhitehall lst Row-Louise Hunsicker, Diane Heller, Carol Lynch, Audrey Steigerwalt, CO- CAPTAIN-Barbara Culp, Sandra DeRoner, CO-CAPTAIN-Judy Bogert, Joan Huisa, Barbara Fahler, Chell-Doree Kemmerer, Mary Ann Drabic 2nd Row-Joan Dorney, Eileen McAvinia, Gail Wehr, Cathy Cassel, Francis Kokolus, Carol Simock, COACH-Miss Ryan, Dolores Reinsmith, JoAnn Helfrich, Kathryn Weida, Mary Kokolus, Nancy Lynch, Jan Bogert, Jacqui Fahler , Page 102 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Cathy Plctrr, Carol Mikylychczk, CAPTAIN-Pot Boyer Judy Kuss, Carol Hersh, Karen Coyle. ll66l'!66lJ6I'5 XVhat peppy squad is seen at all Pz1rkl:tnd's gznues? lt's the Cheerleaders! Under the directtimt ol' Mrs. Mary Durishin, these fourteen girls work hard to lead the 'Iranian fans, both at gatues and pep meetings. Matty liours of 21iilCl'-Sfllllfll practice bring them to their peak of perfection. The splztsh of their red and gray uniforms :md their pert mzumer make the clteerleztders the cettter of the pride :md pagezuttry that Parkland displays :it its games. Here ure three lteztrty cheers ol' thanks for a job well done. J. V. CHEERLEADERS: Judy McKeon, Susie Horlcicher, Betsy Bronstein, CAPTAIN- Borborci Fcthler, Millie Chrin, Lynne Douscher, Joanne Marzono, Terry Fox. ' t i . 1 E ' , will yi i 1 . fl, E , ,WM s , 2-. 1 D , A , ' 'Www31www., .no-,V I zfwm, 1 52-1 sun. 14 6 Q. 3 W 5 Rik 44 Qfgmwviiff ,uf 3' , ,X ' as kv ,,,, if E E 5CHU OL DA Z5 , 'X X 'Y Y ffffgygs Xb fYLf'f -.If 7 Nj mxs X like Lfyks H L eff 'L CLSS reef 01' J D111'i11g t111' j111s1 eight AFUIITS, I111' 11111j111'1'1fy of 1111' l1is1111'y 111111k.s' 1111' 11n11e 'l'I'fId 1111116 111fe11 dry, 1111111111'11'ss 111111 'I1II1Il1t?l'l'S111Ig'. 7'11er1'f11r1f, 1111' 1111110 111'1'i11'1'11 111 511111 Il W1111111111111 1.11 1l11' 'I'1'f'0l'I1'171g' of l11s1f11r1'1'111 f111'ls. I11 O1'l1'1'l' 111 1111 1'1f11.s'1' 11114 1131111- 1111111ty 11fl1113111'17111111t 11f1111rf11111'y1'111'5 111 .r1'1111111, we 11111111 1111111111 11111111115 11fl11111111r, slight I'X1lggf'T!I1107I 111111, 11s A1fr1f11 E. .Nlt 717I7llIl says, '1l.11'.s', 1111 111:.s'. Tlfll' 1'llI7l'11 S ill, 1111? .slory 1117? 111111, 12111 117131 r1es1'11'111111111'1f of 1111f 1'111'11ts 111's1'1'i111'11 1I1'l'f? 111 11111111 111'1111111y 1111j1j11'111'11' is l2l1l'I'1y 1'11i111'i111'11111l. ,ln tl1e lall of 1955, 3,712,219 1ll'CSllII1Cll bega11 their l1igl1 scl1ool careers. This is tl1e history ol' tl1e 169 who CZIIIIC to Parkland- us. The first step i11 our plot to 11pset tl1e scl1ool was tl1e electio11 ol' oihcers. The boss, President lloan Schneck, was assisted by l1er rigl1t l1a11d Illllll, V. P. Bill Peoples. To keep a record ol what was said at class nteetings was Secretary Judy Class, whose 11otes could lrequently be used lor blacktnail and evi- 1161160 ill perjury trials. To keep track of tl1e loot, we elected Treasurer Carol Hl'l'Sl1. As S0011 as tl1e plot was organized we began to cover ourselves witl1 honors in order to catnoullage our sinister tnotive. Catl1y Plarr 211161 X'Valter Donaghy collected tl1e Ainerican Legio11 Awards, 211111 alter brib- i11g 1llllllCl'OllS officials, Terry Bastian XYOII tl1e Junior Higl1 Crand fll1HllllJ1Ol1SllllJ i11 tl1e Lel1igl1 Valley Science Fair. 111 tl1e reahn ol' viole11ce we were represented by our three tough guys - X'Valt Donaghy, Bill Peoples 211111 Ron Snyder-who played football. ln contrast to tl1is, five girls-Hele11 Kohler, Marion Brong, -lane Reitnert, .Ioann Txope Zillll Cindy Tyson -attended the Jr.-Sr. Protn as l1ostesses and spies for tl1e class. Our biggest break of tl1e year cante XN'l1Cl1 Cathy Plarr was re-elected to l1Cl' post as Secretary ol tl1e Student Cot111cil Syndicate a11d chosen to be i11 the court at tl1e Syndicate S1JOllSOl'CCl Sweetl1eart Ball. Alter a s11111111er ol' gang l'Ul1llJlCS, s111all l1old-ups a11d several weeks at tl1e su111111er session ol' tl1e Pro- fessional Pickpockets Scl1ool, we TCLLITIICC1 to tl1e Parkla11d Cell Block Zlllfl reorganized tl1e 111013. Tl1e leaders, i11 order ol' notoriety, were Joan SCllllCCll, presidentg Carol Hersh, vice-president, Elaine S11yder, secretary, Zlllil Fay Ker11, treasurer. Twelve ol' our I'l1Cll1lJCl'S were recognized for tl1eir 0UlS12ll1C1lIlg abilities i11 such 111lll16l'0LlS activities as jail breaking, ntoonshining, and sundry Olllffl' IJllHSCS ol' lllgllCl' education, by being admitted to tl1e Honor Society, a 11atio11-wide organization to further tl1e education ol' cri111i11als ol' higher intelligence. Upon admittance, tl1ey were required to pay a OHL? dollar protectio11 lee. Five others were given lllCllllJCl'- sl1ip i11 Key Club Incorporated as a reward lor bravery above a11d beyond tl1e call ol duty during 0110 ol' the lrequent principal raids on tl1e l1a11gout at tl1e i11tersectio11 ol' east and south hall street. NVhen tl1e new Northwestern PCllllCllli2l1'y was built, we lost several intnates to a IICYV gang. After tl1ey l1ad gone we discovered tl1e 21lJSCIlCC ol' several CCIIIS Zllid due to 111C shortage we were forced to spo11- sor a ll2lllCLT called tl1e HS0lJl1-lvilllg Swing i11 l1OIl0f of our opiun1 supplier, Soph-Ming. The highlight ol tl1e evening was a jujitsu 111atcl1 betwee11 our V. Basketball captains, john Drabic 211111 Lee Barto. XVhen Carol Hersl1 was CTOYVIICC1 queen ol' tl1e Syndicate SPOIlSO1'Cd Sweetheart Ball, sl1e lavored us by etnbezzling enough 111o11ey lll'OlH the treasury so that we could put a deposit o11 our class rings. During this term the connnittee lront the Middle States Assn. accredited our i11stitutio11 Zlllil approv- ed our applications for parole. YVC lelt gaily in lune to polish our brass knuckles, Alter bei11g co11victed of violating our parole, we l'Clll1'l1Cll to school ll11ClCl' a Sclllcllctf of 11i11e 111o11tl1s. The power i11 tl1e 111013 shifted to the shoulders ol' Iohn Drabic a11d l1is side-kick, XValt Donaghy. Elaine Snyder's records l1ad lJC6Il used profitably i11 several extortion cases so we kept llCll o11 as secretary. Re- calli11g Carol HCFSlllS afhnity for ligures, we placed l1er i11 charge of our hot 111011052 Due to tl1e failure of tl1e 1331114 robbery led by ludy Bogert, CO-Cilllllllll ol' tl1e '1l1'0kl3llClICS, a local girls' gang, we lound it necessary to SIJOITSOI' another riot, tnisleadingly Il2llllCll tl1e A'lXIistletoe Mood , to pay tl1e last i11stall111e11t on our class rings. 1311 ge 1 06 Even though the Musicians' Union picketed in behalf of good music, Sandra Mengel played the bari- tone in District Band. The Union's next move was to go on strike, but Carol Bates and Ronald Kistler sang in District Chorus anyway. During one of our weekly jail breaks, it began to snow and continued until Monday morning when we were usually rounded up and herded back to the salt mines. Due to the drifts the guards were unable to apprehend us for a whole week. This was the second full week we had spent out of stir. The first occured when the guards were too ill with flu to track us down, however, most of us didn't enjoy it much because we had to trade our hot rods and rum cokes for soft beds and hot tea. Our influence with the Student Council Syndicate was increased when we stuffed the ballot box in favor of our candidate for vice-president, Cathy Plarr. As a result of this influence, Fay Kern reigned queen of the Sweetheart Ball. To finance the bribery needed to achieve the above, we sponsored a play entitled Don't Take My Penny . During intermission several of our more nimble-fingered cohorts moved among the audience and took Ilot only their pennies but any loose bills they could get their hands on. One of the most memorable and enjoyable events of the year was the evening we spent with Igor. Hlhile the Royal Dukes played subterranean melodies, the aggregation of hoods who attended the dance was led in group singing and fist Hghting by our varsity basketball team who had just become the second half champions of the Lehigh-Ntrrthampton League and had a reason to celebrate. In contrast to this brawl we presented a more sedate affair called Stairway to the Stars. In keeping with the theme most of us were high. A queen and court were chosen with the help of a sobriety meter. Patty Boyer received the honor with an alcohol content of 1.6. Next in line were - Susan Burger, Sue Keldsen, Fay Kern, jane Reimert, Carol Hersh and .Indy Bogert. They all staggered down the stairs to the throne for the coronation. The evening ended on a rather unpleasant note when the queen and court were impounded for speeding on Hamilton St. without a car. To insure our success the following year, we sent several agents to Baccalaureate and Commence- ment in the form of usherettes to see to it that the entire class of 1958 got the shoe. Having been reincarcerated in the fall of '58, we called a special meeting in the mess hall to choose four of our sliadier characters to carry on the tradition of disorder, dishonesty and incompetence. They were Nick Kavounas, presidentg XVayne Snyder, vice-president: Elaine Sn y der, secretary: and Carol Hersh, treasurer. In contrast with the general destruction for which we were noted, the F.F.A., headed by Howard Sechler, took first place at the Allentown Fair with an exhibit on conservation. It was discovered after the judging that in place of clear, running water, the boys advocated fresh, rippling Piels. Harry and Bert agreed wholeheartedly. The next escapade of the year was a play called Finders Creepers . Vfhile the bored patrons weiw lulled to sleep by cries of shoot a mile and Howdy! the stage hands were merrily switching hub- caps on the parking lot outside. IVC used the proceeds from the play and the sale of hot carburetors to sponsor a dance w ith a Christmas Fantasy theme. In keeping with this theme everything was done in red and green -red, to represent the state of our finances and green, to represent our complexions after tasting the refreshments. A queen and court consisting of Cathy Plarr, queeng and Rita Roush, judy Bogert, jane Reimert and Patty Boyer reigned over the whole mess. Christmas vacation provided an opportunity to recover from the dance. XVe arrived back at school on january 7, eager to depart for our class trip to New York. To prepare for the journey we filled our wallets, cigarette cases and medicine bottles. The main attraction of the day was the film Auntie Maine , a rousing comedy depicting life as we were trying desperately to live it. After the movie we took Auntie Mame's advice and began to live, live, live . The phrase most frequently heard during the afternoon was IVhat do I do now? After ten minutes of sight seeing in midtown Manhattan we retir- ed to the coffee shops for the remaining hour and a half of our lunch hour. Considerably warmer and a little less sure footed we listened attentively to the words of our United Nations guides as they explain- ed the functions of this world organization. Having presented a hne example of American Youth to the Page 107 delegates of foreign countries we marched out to the busses singing Theresh a Tavern in the Town. The trip home was uneventful since we were all piled four deep in the aisles, out cold. The concensus of opinion was clearly stated by one of our less happy members after we had been home for an hour. I'll get off ash shoon ash the bus shtopsf' For the first time in the history of the class we gained control of the Syndicate. Cathy Plarr be- came its president and with the cooperation of several local youth gangs sponsored a YVinter Carnival. Among the many attractions was a burlesque show produced by the cheerleaders and majorettes fea- turing a bubble dance performed by Patty Boyer and Sue Keldsen. Unfortunately, they were unable to obtain bubbles, but in the words of Drum Majorette, jean Ebert, f'The show must go on. The most popular concession was a bar tended by Bill one for the roadu Peoples. The juice was supplied by Key Club members who, adeptly led by Key Club Lieutenant Governor, XValt Donaghy, hi-jacked a truck between Scheidys and Minesite. For the teetotalers there was a cotton candy stand run by the Par-Key. The miserly Susan Burger insisted that realcotton be used. Due to the flavor most of it ended up in a waste repository from which it could be collected for re-use at hourly intervals. A The Trumpet guided by chief cook, Diane Donaldson, baked and tried to sell fortune cookies. They would have sold more had they used conventional ingredients and fortunes instead of old Trum- Jets and lue. I 2 No carnival could be complete without a crooked raffle. Ours was appropriately sponsored by the National Honor Society. A number of stickers who bought tickets became rather suspicious when they discovered that the blindfold to be used in the drawing was made of cellophane. Their suspicions were confirmed when XValter Donaghy, president, won all three prizes. The carnival was closed when Gwen johnson, inspired by winning the Good Citizenship Award of the Daughters of the American Revolution, decided to start one of her own. The officials objected when football captains, Bill Peoples and XValt Donaghy began punting and passing practice with Dis- trict Band and Chorus members, Dave Everett, Sandy Mengel, Kathleen Muth and Ron Kistler, Bonnie Peters and Herb Snyder. Fortunately, Dave Everett was passed southwest so that he arrived in York in time to play in the State Band Concert. As we realired that our sentences were just about up fsob! soblj we decided to have one last fling, so the Syndicate sponsored a blowout in our honor called the Sweetheart Ball. Due to the honor being accorded to us we took it upon ourselves to set a good example for the underclassmen. XVe put the mufllers back on our motorcycles, took the sharpest spikes off our leather jackets and wore bow ties on our torn tee shirts. Patty Boyer was chosen to be queen and with her attendants-Sue Keldsen and judy Kussflooked on while Coach XVilson taught his twinkle-toed basketball team to do the minuet. Us- ing some of these very steps they went on to win the championship of the Lehigh-Northampton League. XVe managed to keep up this angelic but uncomfortable pose until graduation, but the time we had there easily counteracted all the good we had managed to do. lt was not until after the smoke cleared in the auditorium that they realized we were gone. NVe, too, were aware of the fact that something strange had happened. For the first time in four years we were free! Most of us have learned our lesson and will go straight, but for the rest there will be only a short vacation, for in a few months they will be back up the river, serving longer terms in a federal pen. Page I 08 if Thin 'S as 9 S KE QX3-Q: 7-x 751 1 wh, 5, . Et-'Yi -1 ' 392:33 7 X . I L x V Ihr. .A 1' 545 15 , I QIZLOVS GLZE 8:15 A.M.- This isn't wide enough. We'll just have to stretch the paper. Henry Messner, Don- ald Ludwig and Leland Sechler encounter a per- plexing problem in the print shop. 7:58 A.M.- lt is so my purse. Sally Gaal, John Schwartz, Ken Feinour, and Eloise Rex goof around in the hall while waiting for the bell to ring. 9:37 A.M.- Well, at least one studied! But Susan Burger is only trying to explain to Mrs. Wargo that she couldn't do her German last night because she was too busy, working on the Par-Key. 9:02 A.M.- lf it's too hard for you, Lenny, I'll do it. Leonard Gantz and LeRoy Moyer practice operating the mimeograph machine under the watchful eye of Nadine Folck. It ,,- ,, we . M., .A...,,.i..,,,.,,...,. , .sw L Q El 1001 AM l Came d0Wn to mee' Some b0Y5- community prolect Anti social Walter Shimer still WhGfS YOUI' EXCUSE? S YGGI' two QlI'lS, prefers fo Work for himself Thomas and Alice Dorney loined Herb Snyder and all the other boys in mechanical drawing class. 'IO 50 A M To make good mud pies you must flatten them out . . . Sue Keldsen ex- plains the proper method for making mosaic tables to Gwen Johnson, Fay Kern, Joan Dorney and Jacqui Fahler. 10:17 A.M.-- Now for ci period of serious study! John Kuhns, Alice Dor- ney, Bob Diehl, and we think that's Nick Kavoun- as prepare to Hunk the P. D. test next period. 11:22 A.N1.- Yippee ! ! The school's on fire! Correction-it's only a fire drill. We have to go back to class. Ad 12:15 P.M.- You'll never guess wl' happened on the class trip! Kathle 11 40 A.M.--l'Now do it right boys. Don't make me nervous. Mr. Leibenguth instructs Walt Don- aghy and Bill Peoples on the proper procedures f ia I ' . O' mo 'ng O so UNO of Nom 12:50 P.M.-'foh assembly! where is I? 12:00 P.M.- Grab your honey, and duck, duck, duck! ! l Alice Dorney, Scilly Goal, Cathy Plarr, and Dolores Reinsmith show the class how not to square dance. 1:22 P.M. - Beware of the 'pseudosophisticated seniors' - they scratch their heads in the air. This group of seniors' most distressing problem is their swelled heads. 't 'N, luth describes her adventures to Patty oyer, Nancy Goldman, and Nancy dwards. After assembly we report to our ninth period classes in the usual manner. NN., s MW-:riff 1. ,V 1:45 P.M.- ls there such a word as tenelingieoodenification . . . Marion Brong and Gloria Schucker try hard to interpret their short- hand notes. 2:30 P.M.- .... and we're going to win this game tonight. Coach Wilson has no trouble convincing the cheerleaders that Parkland can win the championship. 3:15 P.M.- What's going on back there, Dolores? A group of lively seniors manage to find many interesting forms of entertain- ment during the long ride home. , 7 , ,Wm H rms ,sesame 1w'zmm m. msupemw-wwwwqwwhmdmw.-v,f . Q H l H S E 5 r I e f M 'Nl 09233589 These fair ladies- Fay Kern, Carol Hersh, Jane Reimerf, Queen Paffy Boyer, Susan Burger, Judy Bogerl, and Sue Kelclsen-were Junior Prom royally lasl May. r .Xflcr 111c111ll1s ol' z111lic'ip:1li1111. Olll' l'1'o111 was 111 l:1sl ll rczililx ,-Ns ll1L' ll1llll'00Ill clinic zilixc 11'ill1 thc 11111sin' of liuli Xlrfllislcr 111111 lllN Ulilllfhlld, glowing QIIJS. 2lllIlCll 111 gmxns ol CXCIX lllll., mlcscclulccl ll11 YS'llllllllg 512111111542 will1 1l1ci1' lllxwlo-mlz11l usciurls lu Ql1lllt'C lill 111icl11i3l11 fo lrillltllllllg llic lJl'UlllL'lliitlC l'1'11111 1xl1i1'l1 slic was CllU5Cll. Olll' Vlltlllllll q11vc11. l'2lllN Boxer. Llfi'l7lllIlLllllCll In l1c1' mxail Ulllfl. Iloulccl llUll'll llll sl:1i1'w11y In ll1c stairs to llc c'1'ow11c1l with ll 11'1'c:11ll1 of ll2llJf'S l11'cz1ll1 lux 1l1c 11110011 uf ISHS, Allllllllllf l 1'z111li. Bill Peoples beams proudiy at Junior Prom ' .Xl ll1c slrolxc ol' lwclxc. 1l1c spell wus lll'0l4Cll, onlx In lac I'L'iJllll queen, ally oyer, a ter she was crowned . . l Zllfillll wl1c11c1'c1' wc Come z1c'1'oss 111111 lz1l1c1'c1l J1'0511':1111 Zlllll l'llllCfl COI y oanne ran . s 1 s AZIEIC-llll 1l1:1L 1-c11111i11s lo 1'c111i111l us of 1l1c evening ul' Klux 21, 1953 'lWho will be queen? These Juniors lry lo answer the question before The announcement is made. r ,. -is .1 sur r of fflfgztaay OOJ Rt-llct'ti11g tht- gully ol tl1t l1c1li1lz11 season was tht' Hc11ir11 s CIl11'ist111z1s Fillllilsflii lhc flklll- ary C2z1x'z1li1-rs lJl'CSLtllIL'll to tl11 lllllllt' whirling lmcatttics :tml llli'll' C5t'tJl'lS ll lllClIl0l'2llJlC CYP- nmg ul 11111s11' llIlQli'1' 21 slat' ol IJRIIJCI' Sl2ll'S z1111l z111g'1rl l1z1i1'. 'I'l1c climztx ol thc 1-xcuing wsu tht- 1'11t1'z111t'1' ul' tht' q11c1't1, Cztthy l,l2ll'l' Zlllll hcl' c't1111't, ljilllt B01- cr. -ltttlt litmgt-rt. -Izttlc R1'i111c1't. :intl Rita Rottsh. Clllllf' was i'l'tHX'llCll with 21 wrcztth ol' snowy c'z11'11z1tif111s hy lg2ll'lJ2ll'2l lJ1'z1hit'. Zl 1111-111h1-1' tml' lztst f'L'2ll 5 1't1111't. Yuletide royalty-Jane Reimert, Rita Roush, Queen Cathy Plarr, Patty Boyer, and Judy Bogert-pose for this portrait during an intermission at the Christmas Fantasy. lht' llllllllittltlll SXX'CC'll1t'1ll'l Hall was p1'1's1:11t1'1l to P21111- lz1111l's 5wcctl1cz11'ts 011 Xv2llClllillL'.S llsty 19.39. l1E Bc lllt Yalcn- ti111- tht-me was tlisplznccl by tht- LlQ'C'Ol'2illOllS and 1'cl'r1-sl1111t-11ts :mtl cxtcnclccl to the lJl'L'llf' cl1'tmcs wtmrn hy thc girls. Pztrkr lzmtlk ll2lllCl50IllC males 1-lt-ctctl :1 q11cc11. Putty B011-r. witl1 llC1' zatf lCllCl8lllS S1115 Kclclscn 111111 tjutlt littss. to reign ovci' tht: gztlzt 2ll'l2ll1'. Last ycztik 5M'CCll1C2ll'l 1l111f1r11, lfzty li1'1'11, C1'tJWllCLl Putty witl1 rccl z111cl white Clll'112llltJllS. Sweetheart queen, Patty Boyer, and her court- Sue Keldsen and Judy Kuss-appear happy after Patty was crowned queen of the Sweetheart Ball. Page 115 H... The annual Student Council Talent Show in November brought out many hidden talents including those of Parkland's chorus line, The Flora Dora Sextet. The highlight of the Christmas season was the Christ- r mas pageant with its unique Pennsylvania German motif. The combined eFforts of more than one hundred ninth graders plus the band and chorus were utilized to make the pageant a memorable occasion. November should also be remembered for the Student Council Bonfire, the first ever to be held at Parkland. While the tire blazed in the background hundreds of students cheered the Trojans on to victory over Wilson Boro. The rec room was the setting for Student Council's first Winter Carnival on March 6 and 7. Proceeds from the event will be used to bring an exchange student to Parkland next year. The annual Lehigh County Band Concert was held at Parkland in February. More than l5O band members and teachers combined their talents to make the concert a success. 'tty if . ' ii, ' i . . Q ,F ..,. 1 :,:, The Junior High Science Fair in March provided many young scientists like Gail Glasser with an opportunity to display their proiects. It also brought chaos to the cafeteria where Judy Class, Mary Ann Henry, and Fay Kern find that sitting on the floor for a picnic is much easier than balancing a tray on their knees. Ijllgl' llf ezziors made ew ark . New York January 7, l959 A group ol lively seniors and teachers lrom Park- land High Sehool invaded the city today. 'l'he invasion was launched at 7 a.n1. when thev boarded buses at Orelield, l'a. .-X briel' stop lor brealf- last was ntade in Pleasantville, New jersey. Upon ar- rival in the city they went directly to Radio City to see the rousing eotnecly Auntie Maine and the world fatnous HCl11'lSllll3S Pageant. Between the hours ol twelve and two they overran the restaurants and department stores before depart- ing lor the United Nations where a guided IOUI' had been arranged lor them. They began to retreat at about 4:30 p.n1., and less than an hour later the entire invasion loree had left the City. Now let's find some- thing interesting to do before the bus leaves. Jean Ebert and the girls make plans for the re- maining minutes of their lunch hour. Maybe there's time for one more picture before we leave. Seniors wait in the lobby before beginning their tour of the U. N. OK you clowns, I'll give you ten seconds to :lis- pose of the incriminating evidence. Gene Arndt informs his companions that a raid is about to begin. Q11 So who cares if it takes a long time to get home. There's never a dull moment when Gilbert Furst is present. Right, Ed? 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Dealer in JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL COAL YARD - IRONTON PA. Call HE 3 6310 OFFICE -- COPLAY R I RUCHSVILLE PA BANQUET HALL AND RESTAURANT Wdzdng 'a Between Schnecksville and Neffs WALTER L. SCHOEMAKER KERN MILL POULTRY SUPPLIES - CUSTOM GRINDING - MIXING - FLOUR - MILL FEEDS - HAY - STRAW - FERTILIZERS - RABBIT PELLETS - DOC FOOD - PEAT MOSS. Phone EX 5-2671 OREFIELD, PA. l fl 19 OWEN M. BASTIAII, INC. LINOLEUM CONTRACTORS O TREXLERTOWN, PA. Phone EX 5-2061 BRADER'S WOODCRAFT Specializing in Custom Built Kitchens Vanities and Gun Cabinets Route 145 Laurys Station, Pa. Phone CO 2-3452 MODERN KITCHEN ON DISPLAY IN SHOWROOM Charles E. Brader, Prop Free Estimates The Richard A. Heintzelmun Funeral Home 54 Summit Road Schnecksville, Pennsylvania Phone HE 3-6125 l.El-IIGH AGGREGATES, INC. CRUSHED STONE Plant: Ormrod, Pa. Coplay, R. 1 Phones: HE 3-0180 - HE 3-0181 Page H0 FORD CARS AND TRUCKS PAUL A. B. KELCHNER MAIN STREET NEFFS, PENNA. SALES AND SERVICE TREXLER OIL COMPANY Crown Gasoline Home Heating Oils Best By Far . . . ln Home or Car PHONE EX 5-ZOOI KUI-INSVILLE, PENNA. C. J. LAUDENSLAGER 8g SON Crane Plumbing and Heating Equipment ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS OIL BURNERS Afs' MYERS PUMPS 24 HOUR GULF FUEL OIL BURNER SERVICE Visit Showroom on Route 25 near Shankweilers Phone: EX 5-2328 OREFIELD, PENNA. GEORGE E. PHILLIPS HE 4-5416 ALLENTOWN, PA. Headquarters in PHOTO FINISHING PICTURE FRAMING KODAKS FILMS PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES P I I JAMES N FAHLER Best Wishes To the Class of '59 . P. LEIBENSPERGER Wescosville, R. I, Penna. Hy. Route 22 of Chapmcms Phone EX 5-2039 LUMBER HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIALS BROWN'S GARAGE R. C. BROWN, Prop. GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE COMPLETE RADIATOR WELDING SERVICE Phone EX 5-9683 OFFICIQI Inspection Sfofion 4 I OREFIELD PENNSYLVANIA fed? 'e Dawg 775415 SOFT ICE CREAM HOT LUNCI-IES OPEN DAILY-11130 AM. - 11:30 PM. MAIN STREET SCI-INECKSVILLE, 2 THE VILLAGE IINIINI I-IAI NES BROS., Props. Tilghman Street, I Mile West ot Allentown, Penna. Specializing in Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking SEE OUR RATHSKELLER Phone: EXpress 5-2422 I Better Shoes for all the family for Women for Men CAPEZIO FREEMAN JOYCE WEYENBERG SANDLER APACHE MOCS RED CROSS FARR COLLEGIANS H. W. GRAMMES JEDDO COAL LARRO FEED LUMBER BUILDERS SUPPLIES ALLIS-CI-IALMERS FARM MACHINERY SALES AND SERVICE Phone EX 5-1991 Siegersville Orefield, Pa. CITY BLUE PRINT CO. ,4zc46teat'4 and Sngckeez '4 s llf64 932 Linden Street HE 2-4911 Allentown, Pa. Page I-is 1 Lehigh Farm Bureau Co-op Association Owned and Controlled by Those ii serves FEED 0 SEED 0 FERTILIZER 0 MISCELLANEOUS FARM SUPPLIES PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 0 FARM MACHINERY 0 BURNER SERVICE Five Miles Wes? of Alleniown on Route 22 Phone EX 5-3381 Chapmans, Penna. Compliments of MlIllllCIl'S MOBILE HOME SALES I. I-I. GEISLER Sz SONS FEED, COAL, LUMBER, BUILDING SUPPLIES Pho e : EX 5-1492-Office EX 5 1478-Res. TREXLERTOWN, PA. JACUZZI Esiimoies Furnished Swimming Pool Equipment EDWIN Y. KLINE 8g SON CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS HE 4-3754 I878 Schadf Avenue Fullerton, Penna. P H4 If fl zfdplee Me Zena Qocwd BUFFALO Brand FRUIT BLOSSOM Bfdhd APPLES PEARS APPLE JUICE GRAPE JUICE PEACHES OTHER FRUITS SWEET CIDER JAMS and JELLIES TREXLER FARMS OREFIELD, PA. We Deliver Wholesale and Retail Phone EX 5-2011 Compliments of Schantz's Roadside Market Route 29 OREFIELD, PENNA. BEHFBINGEFFS BAKERY DouGHNuTs AND CRULLERS 810 Washington Street Allentown, Pa. Ph e HE 2-0411 Et bl h d 1919 Arthur J. Henry lumber Co. LU-RE-CO PREFAl3RlCATED HOMES Pruden Trusses - Rilco Rotters Ph Sl t gton PO 7-3884 NEFFS, PA I I4 WALTER E. BEST INSURED SAVINGS PROGRAMS Phone: HEmIock 3-6136 SCHNECKSVILLE PA. Compliments of PHILIP MALONE 8g SONS ITALIAN BREAD Specializing in Italian Pizza and Steak Rolls HE 2 7491 1319 S 4TH STREET ALLENTOWN PA JOHN II. DILIIL Trexlertown Pa. Compliments of WILLIS B. KUHNS cmcIFcimiIy P H6 SERFASS CCJNSTRUCTICN C Greenawalds Allentown, Penna. Phone HE 2-4808 Completely Air Conditioned T C- Thomas L M Th 0 J J Th THOMAS DINER 'G' Hn Wame of Me Uad foam BANQUETS PARTIES MODERN DINING FACILITIES Phone: HE 5-6551 l8th 8. TILGHMAN STS. ALLENTOWN, PA. Over 50 Years of Famous Shoes and Scientific Shoe Fitting XWETHERHHQLD ' MM 719 HAMILTON s'r. n ALLENTOWN . . PA. M E T Z R Also Up-town Store-Hamilton at 10th Street PAUL. C. HOFFMAN COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE INCLUDING LIFE Savings Plans and Family Life Policies My Specialties Phone: HE 3-6237 1873 ROUTE 329 NEFF S, PENNA. Page I 4 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE AUTO 0 FIRE 0 LIFE PHONE EX 5 2682 TREXLERTOWN PA Phone Hemlock 2-5620 Esmbuashed 1909 GEORGE C. WUNDER TRADING AS 74 ff Saicmly Vnawmuce rifgencq 715 TURNER STREET ALLENTOWN, PENNA. ICIILEIIDIIRS 'DIRECT IIIIIII. IIDVEIITISIIIG OCIITRLUGS l FOIIIIIS OPUBLICRTIUIIS 5l4'528II.IIIIIIIISOII S1509 III.lEIITOU.III.I'EIIIIII. I HS BUSINESS PATBONS Allentown Photo Shop . . Allentown School of Cosmotology . . Americus Pharmacy . Bench's Mobile Service . . Bloch's Paint and Hobby Store . Bob's Cities Service . . . Buffalo Inn . C 6: G Buick ..... Coplay Plumbing 6: Heating Co. . A. H. Crombs, Trucking . . Dave's Paint Center . Duld's Luncheonette . . . Durocko's Economy Store . Earl Ebert ..,. Ecko Market ..... Edwin C. Gardner, Electrical Bond Bread ..... Guth's Cozy Shop . . Gwen's Beauty Salon . . Darrel 61 Mildred Hartman . Raymond Helfrich . . . Harry Herman, Well Driller Herman's Market, Groceries Contractor Stanley P. Hunsicker, Meats and Provisions . . Irene's Beauty Shoppe . . junior colony ...., Iohn Kasper, Select Automobiles . Keller Funeral Horne . . . Robert I. Kistler, Hauling Contractor . Krause's Garage .... E. S. Kuhns of Son, Florists . William Kunkle ..... Laudy's Atlantic Service Station . . Laury's Service Station . . 339 N. 7th Street Allentown, Pennsylvania 506 Hamilton Street Allentown, Pennsylvania 723 North l9th Street Allentown, Pennsylvania 4141 West Tilghman Street Parkway Manor 22 North Eighth Street Allentown, Pennsylvania l333 North 19th Street Allentown, Pennsylvania Schnecksville, Pennsylvania State Road 6: Harrison Emmaus, Pennsylvania Coplay, Pennsylvania l0ll Hamilton Street Allentown, Pennsylvania 1940 Main Boulevard Allentown, Pennsylvania Orefield, Pennsylvania 23 Albright Avenue Greenawalds, Pennsylvania 4200 Tilghman Street Allentown, Pennsylvania Schnecksville R. D. l Pennsylvania 2801 Lehigh Street Allentown, Pennsylvania Fogelsville, Pennsylvania 8ll North Fourth Street Allentown, Pennsylvania B. D. 1 Coplay, Pennsylvania Ruchsville, Pennsylvania Wescosville, R. D. l Pennsylvania Guthsville, Pennsylvania Schnecksville, Pennsylvania Breinigsville, R. l Pennsylvania 915 Hamilton Street Allentown, Pennsylvania 7th Street Extension Allentown, Pennsylvania Fogelsville, Pennsylvania R. D. l Orefield, Pennsylvania Schnecksville, Pennsylvania Crackersport, Pennsylvania Coplay, Pennsylvania 19th and Liberty Streets Allentown, Pennsylvania Laury's, Pennsylvania Lilly K Restaurant ..... Makovsky Brothers Company . Adams Hauling . . . . MOHR ORCHARDS Mr. and Mrs. I. Gordon Moyer . Neffs National Bank Niagara of Allentown . 19th Street Card Shop . l9th Street Shoe Shop Parkland Window Company . Peters' Market . . Pete's Auto Service . Phil's Lunch ...... Reimert's Painting and Papering . Ruchsville Hotel . . Siegersville Hotel . 1760 House ........ Shankweiler's Hotel ....... Wilson C. Snyder, Iustice of the Peace . Sterner Brothers Pharmacy . . P. C. Thomas Hat Shop ..,.... Robert R. Townsend, Nationwide Insurance Tragus Lumber Company ...... 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