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

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Tabic 0 C ontents Faculty and Administration .... ..................... Seniors ............................................. Underclassmen Activities .......................................... Sports ...................................... Features ............................................ 5 19 59 73 91 105 Advertisers 114

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roreword We, the graduating class of 1960, will always remember the carefree days of our school life. We will look back and remember the things we’ve cherished most. For some of us, it will be the teachers, the classes; for others, the dances, sports, plays, and various school activities. While the doors of Parkland close behind us, we do not gain the impression that we are leaving. Commencement is not the end, but the beginning of study and service in larger and more specific fields. Wherever we go, we will take with us the memories of our dear Alma Mater. We wish to acknowledge our indebtedness to the teachers and our principal, as well as to the underclassmen. We especially desire to thank Miss Patricia Murray, who has given so much of her time toward the production of this book — the 1960 Par-Key.

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Dedication As we stand on the threshold of graduation and anticipate with great joy the new life which is to follow, we do not fail to look back and remember those who have helped us thus far. Among these many people, one stands foremost in our minds. Not only will his guidance and wisdom as a teacher be remembered; moreover, his sincere friendship and understanding encouraged us in the fields of leadership and ability. We can never forget the many instances in which he unselfishly gave of his time and effort to help our class. Now it is in a spirit of appreciation for his unlimited services that we, the class of 1960, respectfully dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Raymond Leibenguth.