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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1963 volume:

PAR-KEY Parkland High School Orefield,, Pennsylvania 1963 WMNIVERSARY EDITIO FOREWORD . . . The high school years which once seemed so ultimate and somewhat frightening to us have drawn to a close. In shedding our status as high school students, we assume new places in the social strata, new functions in our communities and world. We, the Class of 1963, are the tenth group of young people so to emerge from Parkland High School. To commemorate the hours we have spent here as well as the tenth anniversary of this school, the Par-Key staff has chosen as its motif the Roman numeral ten or modified hourglass. We earnestly hope that in this yearbook, in addition to the pictorial recording of certain select events, we have caught some of the intangible personalities and atmospheres that have characterized our high school years. Here we also wish to thank our teachers, administrators, friends, and parents for the often unappreciated guidance, interest, and time they devoted to helping us mature into useful and educated persons. CONTENTS FACULTY 6 SENIORS 28 UNDERCLASSMEN 56 FEATURES 72 SPORTS 86 ACTIVITIES 110 ADVERTISEMENTS 142 DEDICA TION The Class of 1963 dedicates this edition of the Par-Key to Mr. William D. Randall. As a teacher of history and advisor to the Senior Class, Mr. Randall has proved himself more than worthy of this tribute. When called upon to assist in any capacity, he readily and unselfishly contributes his time, knowledge, and efforts. His understanding and counsel, tempered with a sense of humor, have been an encouragement throughout our years at Parkland. For his many contributions Mr. Randall will long be remembered. 4 IN APPRECIATION The Class of 1963 has selected for this tribute, Miss Joanne Hartranft, in appreciation of her personal interest and assistance to us throughout our years at Parkland. As an essential member of the administration, she has served Parkland immeasurably. In recalling our high school days, Miss Hartranft will long be remembered as a friend in and out of school. 5 V A SCHOOL BOARD Although these men are, in all probability not seen nor known by the students, the School Board is the most influencial body of men who work toward the progress and advancement of the growth of Parkland High School. From left to right are: Rev. William O. Wolford, David Semmel, Glenn Ellenberger, Frederick Jaindl, Joseph Laub, Richard Chapman, Herman Snyder. 8 TAX OFFICE Miss Ann Nagel, Mrs. Mary Oplingcr, Mrs. Viola Crouthamcl. 9 SUPERINTENDED Mr. H. Edmond Smith, Associate Superintendent of Mr. Roger Butz, the School Board Secretary and Mrs. Parkland Schools, and his secretary, Mrs. Helen Hamm. Frances Smith, Bookkeeper. PRINCIPAL Mr. Fkwd Gmiun was graduated from Kutr-lown State Teachers College where be received his B.S. degree and his M A was acquired at Lehigh University. His eloquence of speech easih identifies hint. and he is obviously an avid sports fan since he organised the first ski club Parkland has ever had. Mr. Frederick Meckley. our capable principal. Mr. Mecklev received his B.A. at Muhlenburg (.'.allege and his M.A. at Columbia University In addition to his varied I'unctioital duties at school, he engages in church work, reading, and is an enthusiastic horticulturalist. VICE-PRINCIPAL GUIDANCE Mrs. Olive Billig is an alumna of Penn State, where she received both her B.A. and M.Ed. degrees. In addition to being guidance director, she is Chairwoman of the School’s Public Relations Committee. Her free time is occupied by various hobbies such as gardening. Mrs. Olga McKeon was graduated front Spring-field Business College for women. Her desk is crowded with notes, applications and an appointment book. Outside interests include dancing and bridge. OFFICE STAFF Miss Joanne Han ran ft is a well-known aide to students in the office. How she gets work accomplished in spite of the traffic in the office is a mystery. Mrs. Janet Horlacher is another of the office team. One of Mrs. Horlacber's main tasks is to watch the money circulation of the clubs. 11 SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Joseph Gcrcncscr; B.S., Moravian, World Culture, Coach of Football. Mr. William Collins; B.S., Penn State, American History, Swimming Team. Mr. Henry Gernerd; A.B., Franklin and Marshall, Sociology, Economics, and Problems of Democracy. Mr. David Diehl; B.A; Moravian, Economics and Problems of Democracy, Advisor of Key Club. Mr. William Randall: B.A., Moravian, American History, M.A., Lehigh, Twelfth Grade Advisor and Fly-tying Club. Mr. Franz Sprcnger: Kutztown; B.S. Mr. Louis Wolf; B.S., East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, History, Assistant Coach of Football Team. Mrs. Elinor Jones; B.S., Cedar Crest, History. Mr. William Lohman; B.S., Kutztown State, History. Mr. Steven Seyer; B.S.. Muhlenburg, M.A., Leigh, History, Current Events Club. ENGLISH Mrs. Vivian T. Wiesslcr; A.B., Smith College, English. Mrs. Margaret K. Sterner: B.A., Ursinus College, English (10 11), Creative Writing, Advisor to Dramatics Club. Mr. Ralph F. Kidd; B.S., Shippcnsburg, M.S., Lehigh, English. Mr. Walter W. Johnson, Sr.: B.S., Ursinus, M.A., Lehigh, Elective Writing, Humanities Club. Mr. Ronald J. Horvath; B.S., Kutztown, English, Journalism. Trumpet. Miss Marcia Kraynick: B.S., Indiana State, English, Advisor to Cheerleaders and Majorettes. Mrs. Chrysa Collins; B.A., Cedar Crest College, English. Mrs. Susan Goldstein; B.A., Cedar Crest College, English 8, Junior Creative Writing Club. Mrs. Myrtle M. Shepherd; A.B., Juniata, English (9 10). MA THEM A TICS Mr. Paul Sechler; B.S., Kutztown State, Mathematics. Mr. John Weiss; B.S., Kutztown State, Mathematics, Junior Mathematics Club. Mr. Woodrow Helfrich; B.A., Catawba College, Algebra and General Math. Mrs. Carolyn E. Wcrley: B.A., Cedar Crest, Geometry and Algebra, Advisor of Trumpet. Mr. Ernest Eckert: B.S., Moravian, M.A., Lehigh, Algebra and Geometry, Audio-Visual Aids. 14 Mrs. Nancy Erdman; B.S., Kutztown, Algebra, Calculus, Math. Mr. Ralph Carter: B.S., East Stroudsburg, Algebra and Trigonometry, Intramural Basketball. Mr. Kenneth Moyer; Ph.B., Muhlenburg, Algebra II and Nurses Math. SCIENCES Mr. Grant White; B.S., Penn State, A.B., Smith College, Biology, Nature Club. Mr. Ralph Eckensbcrger; B.A., Lafayette College, Physics. Mr. Edward Erdman; B.S., Kutztown State, M.S,. Lehigh, General Science and Biology. Mr. Glenn Sheetz; B.S., Muhlenberg, Physics, General Science, and Physical Science. Mr. Arthur Miller; B.S., East Stroudsburg State, M.A., Penn State, Geography. Mr. Stanley Grammes; B.S., Kutztown State, M.A., Lehigh University, Geography. Mr. Walter Rohr; B.S., Kutztown State, Chemistry, Student Council Advisor. Miss Anne Pharoah; B.S., Indiana State, Boston University, Biology. Mr. Edward M. Davis, Jr.; A.B., Muhlenberg College, Earth Science, General Science, and Applied Chemistry, Sponsor of Junior Science Club. 15 LANGUA GES Mr. Ronald Gougher; A.B., Muhlenberg, German I, II, and III, Wrestling Coach and German Honor Club Advisor. Mrs. Martha Schaeffer; B.S., Millcrsville State, Latin I. Mr. Dieter Wentz; B.A., Moravian College, German and English, Coach of Backfield, Football, German Honor Club Advisor. L I _ Mr. Jon Paul Marks; B.S., East Stroudsburg, French 1 and II, Sponsor of French Club. Mrs. Margaret Weishaar; A.B.. Wilson, Lehigh, Latin and French. Mr. Robert Gessncr; B.S. Kutztown, Spanish I and Civics. Par-Key Advisor. 16 COMMERCIAL Mrs. Ruth Poppe; B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College, Typing and Shorthand. Beta Tri Hi Y Advisor. Mr. Ralph Seltzer; B.S., Bloomsburg State, M.S., Lehigh University, Business Service Club and Senior Chess Club. Mrs. Blanche Kent; B.S., Russell Sage College, Eighth grade typing, Commercial Law, and General Business. 17 Mr. Leon Rabenold; B.S., Penn State, M.A., Columbia, Lehigh and New York University, Bookkeeping. Mrs. Verna Klingaman: B.S., Indiana State, M.A., Lehigh University, Shorthand I and Typing II, Typing Club. Mrs. Miriam Wcrtman; B.S., Cedar Crest College, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Transcription, and Typing I. Mr. Frank Reed; B.S., Bloomsburg State Teachers College, Temple University, Clerical Practice, Bookkeeping, Business Math, General Business, Typing, Supervisor of Boys’ Intramural Basketball. TROXELLS SCHOOL Mr. Dwight Jones; B.S., Kutztown, Earth Science. Mrs. Mrs. Josephine Owens; B.A., Bloomington, Indiana State U., Katherine Engle; A.B., Wilson College, English. Mathematics. Mr. Edward C. Shultz; B.A., Moravian, History. Mrs. Carrie S. Bradcr; A.B., Hood, M.S., Lehigh, English. Mrs. Barbara A. Woodling; B.S., East Stroudsburg, Mathe-Mr. Donald Steffy; B.S., Kutztown, World History. matics. Mr. Howard S. Corman; B.S., East Stroudsburg, Earth Science. 18 Mr. John E. Romig; B.S., Kutztown, English. Mr. Edwin Chase; B.S., Bloomsburg, Industrial Arts. Mrs. Florence Michael; B.S., Mansfield, Home Economics. Mr. Raymond Leibcnguth; B.S., Muhlenberg, Mathematics. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Robert Wilson; B.S., University of Illinois, M.A., Lehigh University, Physical Education, Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team. Mr. John Ettinger; B.S., East Stroudsburg, M.A., Lehigh University, Swimming, Physical Education, Gym Club. Mrs. Carole Lipko; B.S., East Stroudsburg, Physical Education. Miss Mildred Birosik; B.S., East Stroudsburg, Physical Education, Girls’ Basketball Team and Pep Squad. Miss Margaret Lesher; B.S., East Stroudsburg, Health Mr. William Young; B.S., West Chester, Health, Physical Education. 19 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Bruce Stevenson; B.S., Millersville, Lehigh University, Metal Shop. Mr. Howard Haus-man; B.S., Millersville, M.A., Lehigh University, Industrial Arts. Mr. James Lutz; B.S., Millersville State Teachers College, Industrial Arts. DRIVER ED UCA TION A GRICUL TURE Mr. Ralph Domey, who received his B.S. from Kutztown State College, is qualified to teach science as well as driver education. Unusually brave, he teaches driver-training not only on school days, but also on Saturdays. Travel, camping, and athletics also rate high on his spare time list. Mr. Donald Chattin graduated from Penn State University where he received his B.S. degree. Mr. Chattin has introduced the newest agricultural techniques to the vocational boys in his classes. 20 LIBRARY Mrs. Saul earned her B.S. at Kutztown State College. Her main interest lies in the field of books, as she is our librarian and also sponsors Library Club, as well as teaching seventh graders the art of using library resources. Mrs. Murphy is our well-liked librarian secretary. Her artistic talents are displayed in the variations of the bulletin board. ART Mr. Antonik earned his B.F.A. and M.F.A. from Tyler School of Fine Arts and Temple University. As an Art teacher, he seems to find hidden beauty in any creation. Mr. Antonik is also an avid admirer of the late Dr. Swallow. Extra time is spent in listening to fine music. Mrs. Lohman achieved her B.S. from Kutztown State College. Although new at Parkland, she has acquired an intimate friendship with the students. Troxell’s occupies her time on Wednesdays and Thursdays. MUSIC Mr. Reimschissel received his B.S. from West Chester and his M.A. from the University of Michigan. He is now teaching instrumental music, and conducts the Junior and Senior Band. Outside of school, bicycling and archery are a few of his interests. 21 SPECIAL CLASS HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Sara Harting and Mrs. Grace Podany are the two women who are in charge of training the future homemakers. Mrs. Harting’s classes fill the halls with the aroma of home-baked goods and Mrs. Podany’s classes of whirling sewing machines bring results of the latest styles as pictured in Seventeen. Mrs. Harting was graduated from Hood, where she received her B.S. degree, and Mrs. Podany was graduated from Cedar Crest College, where she received her B.S. degree. Mrs. Ruth Wassum acquired her A.B. degree from Ursinus College. Her teaching matter in the special class includes all possible subjects. Even with her busy schedule, she finds time for her favorites, such as, reading, painting, sewing, and cooking. NURSE Mrs. Winifred Herman, our school nurse, attended Allentown Hospital School of Nursing, and received her degree at Kutztown. After filing health records and taking temperatures, she spends time in church w-ork and a nursery program. 22 CAFETERIA STAFF DIETICIAN Names: Mrs. Helen Helfrich, Mrs. Hilda Altemos, Mrs. Perma Brobst, Mrs. Katherine Davis, Mrs. Henry Fink, Mrs. Margaret Hcncngucre, Mrs. Ruth Dauschcr, Mrs. Goldie Schraden, Mrs. Elsie Stoudt, Mrs. Myrthc Werlcy, Mrs. Mildred Wolf, Mr. Sam Gower. Miss Laveme Snyder was graduated from Cedar Crest where she received her B.S. degree and served her dietitic internship at the Women's Educational Industrial Union in Boston, Mass. MAINTENANCE Mr. Richard Eyer, the head of the Maintenance Department. Mrs. Perma Baer, is our Maintenance Clerk and Switchboard Operator. BUS DRIVERS Nor rain nor sleet, not snow keeps these heroic men from driving us to school each day — unfortunately. KNEELING: L. Harris, H. Buck, J. Gorda, H. Schraden, L. Rauch. STANDING: R. Eyer, N. Schneck, G. Baer, L. Mantz, R. Newben, E. Backenstoe, S. Geiger, Leah Buch, R. Baumer, W. Reese, G. Bilger, R. Stauffer, D. Keener, H. Dietrich, R. Young, N. Brown, J. Schmoycr, R. Kovacs. 24 GUESS WHOP He who knows not and knows not that he knows not is a fool — avoid him He who knows and knows not that he knows is asleep — wake him He who knows not and knows that he knows not wants beating — beat him But he who knows and knows that he knows is a wise man — know him Proverb 25 IN MEMORIAM We, the Class of 1963, dedicate this page in memory of the late Dr. William Swallow, who passed away on May 26, 1962, in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Dr. Swallow came to Parkland in 1935, after attending Philadelphia Museum of Art and the University of Pennsylvania. A brilliant artist in his field, he displayed his love of Pennsylvania Dutch Art through his paintings, mosaics, and statues. When Dr. Swallow died, the world lost, not only a magnificent artist, but also a sincere human being who was respected by all. 26 IN MEM0R1AM We, the Class of 1963, dedicate this page to the memory of Mr. Gerald Frick who passed away March 3, 1962 in Sellersville, Pennsylvania. He was a graduate of Allentown High School, Muhlen-burg College, and received an M.A. from Lehigh University. He joined the faculty of Parkland High School in September, 1951. Faculty, Students, and graduates will never forget him for his contributions to the school. 27 SENIORS DONNA LEE ALBRIGHT Sparkling eyes and a smile for all . . . “Ado Annie” . . . “Spider Lee” leads the Trojanettes on to victory . . . soon to major in Phys. Ed. LARRY ALTEMOS If you're looking for “Al,” try Casscl’s . . . enjoys football and hunting in his spare time . . . ’58 Hawk is his pride and joy. CARL ANTHONY Likes math and sports . . . friendly ... a P.H.S. study hall fan . . . the future sees Tony at a college of engineering. BARBARA ARNDT One of the enthusiastic Pep Squad members . . . “Well, I'll be dipped in Philadelphia Cream Cheese!” our crystal ball sees “Barb” as an IBM computer operator. There is no dream ANNA BACHERT ANN displays her dancing ability at Castle . . . enjoys tennis and swimming . . . “You must be joking!” . . . will become a practical nurse and a certain someone’s wife. PATRICIA BACHMAN “Pat” . . . one of our future social workers . . . displays an unusual interest in archery . . . knitting and playing the piano also enter her wide field of interests. JOHN BACON One of Parkland’s mighty grapplcrs . . . enthusiastic sports fan . . . dabbles in the arts of weight lifting and the high bar . . . Smoky’s . . . will defend our homefront in the Coast Guard. RICHARD BARTHOLOMEW Our Student Council President . . . German Honor Club . . . Always has something to say in German . . . a great guy to know ... a teaching career for Dick. DONALD BARTLETT “Don” . . . optimistic guy who finds fault with nothing . . . if he’s not at Hot Rod shows — try Smale’s . . . “Why?” ... a future defender of our country. CAROL BEALER On weekends you will never find Carol at home . . . our F.T.A. President . . . “Hi, there!” . . . loves hoagics and pizza . . . Oh, those surprise quizzes! . . . college bound. LORETTA BEALER This sweet girl captivates everyone with her warm smile . . . never misses a wrestling meet . . . “Say” . . . dislikes snobby people . . . belongs to Tom in heart and hand. THOMAS BEALER “Tom” is a real sportsman and out-of-doorsman . . enjoys hunting and farming . . . Loretta’s other half . . . will work after graduation. so small you cannot make it GARY BECKER Conscientious about his work . . . enjoys tennis and hunting . . . belongs to the “deutsch” Honor Club . . . future sees Gary working in the field of Biology. KATHLEEN BEITLER Shows her musical talents in the band and playing the piano . . . loves to sleep . . . spaghetti and pizza rate high with this blonde miss . . . future undecided. EILEEN BENNER “Benny” always has something to say . . . agile roller skater . . . can be seen frequently at Edgemont Park . . . likes music . . . “Get Lost!” . . . working after graduation. SHIRLEY BENSINGER Enjoys eating, hoagies and cake . . . driving is one of her interests — natch! . . . future will find Shirley doing office work. 31 DAVID BEST Wrestling, football, girls, and corvettes occupy “Bopie’s” spare time . . . “I’m sure.” . . . interest center around hunting and cars . . . future plans include college. GAIL BEST An French whiz . . . Equestrienne . . . boys, cars, and food make a good combination for “Blackic” . . . “Out to lunch” . . . will be sure to succeed. CHERYL BEYER Sweet and quiet . . . fairly new at P.H.S. . . . loves to eat and sleep . . . good at almost any sport . . . math is a favorite . . . diets . . . future college student. JANET BINGLER New comer to P.H.S. . . . love that blonde hair . . . monitor . . . commercial class gang . . . gym classes rate well . . . “swell — what next?” . . . future undecided. a lovely thing of vivid blue and white BETSY BLANK Plays a “hot sax” in the P.H.S. band . . . has a smile for everyone . . . “Das ist zu schlcct!” . . . Will major in elementary education at Kutztown. ELEANOR BLEILER Reading and sewing rate high on this gal’s list of activities . . . “Yes, well” . . . “Elbe” doesn’t like snobby people . . . will work in an office. VALERIE BLEILER Quiet until you get to know her . . . active member of the 4-H club . . . dislikes homework — naturally . . may enter the field of nursing. FRANCINE BOLAS “Das ist zu schlcct fur sie” . . . “Franny” dislikes homework and slowpokes . . . really makes the grades . . . pet names for certain teachers . . . future plans undecided. BARBARA BOLTZ “Bobbie” plays the organ . . . along with her music interest, she has a certain artistic ability . . . enjoys babysitting . . . will join the Waves to serve our country. MONROE BRUCH “Now, get set!” . . . moderator of his Youth Fellowship . . . “Man, these study halls” . . . Philosophy and basketball are two of “Monty’s” many interests ... off to liberal arts college. CAROL BUCHERT The pizza pie and coke girl . . . capable student store manager . . . “I’m sure” . . . Wonder about those broken ribs? . . . Hopes to become an airline hostess. GLENN BUSH Glenn’s content with girls, Thundcrbirds, and money — who wouldn’t be? . . . “Are you some kinda nut?” . . . always in a hurry . . . Drafting and Design Technology. there is no hope NANCY CHAPMAN A real clown and a wonderful girl to know . . . being with Jimmy is her whole life . . . constantly “horsing around” . . . wedding bells will ring for this pretty senior. SUSAN CLASS “Winter Sports Queen” . . . everybody’s friend . . . our pretty cheerleading captain . . . enjoys playing the organ . . . “Susie is seen everywhere” . . . college bound to major in elementary education. % JAMES CROASDALE “Good buddy Crow” . . . avid scuba diver . . . swims on to victory for P.H.S. . . . “Hi, good buddy!” . . . Women! . . . Music is another one of “Jim’s” interests . . . Law school follows college. JOHN CSENCITZ Loves all sports and cars . . . “Senseless” really dislikes those crowded buses . . . hails from Germany . . . Plans to take up electrical engineering in the Air Force. NANCIE DANIEL Horses are “Danny’s” weakness . . . wheels around in a ’57 MG . . . enjoys relaxing in a bathtub full of bubbles . . . sailors!!! . . . someday she will own a big horse ranch. TIMOTHY DAUSCHER One of the “Big 5” on the basketball court . . . has a widely shared interest in cars . . . frequents the drags . . . What's at Meyers’, “Tim?” . . . college or Paratroopers. SANDRA DEBONTA Thrift’s best customer . . . vanilla cokes and boys keep “Sandy” happy . . . “Where do you want the lump? . . . likes going to New Jersey and New York - . . future is hazy. RONALD DEPAOLIS You can always find “Ronnie” at Smoky's . . . tinkers with stock cars . . . cant stand stuck-up girls . . . “Whats the reason?” . . . off to barbering school. so tiny but its glowing GAYNE DESHLER Sports are tops with “Desk” . . . often seen at Green-awalds' store , . . “That's wonderful!” . . . interested in model railroads , . . college is next for this fun-loving guy. Mark diehl Always ready for a good joke , . . goes for girls, movies, and food . . . takes life easy ... as for the future, Mark plans to be a research chemist. PHYLLIS DIEHL “Phyl” is an acme member of her Luther League . . . enjoys banana splits and tennis . . . hospital volunteer , . . will make a terrific missionary nurse. SANDRA DONATELLI Oh. those St. Joe’s parties! , , - our Junior Prom queen . , . art co-editor for Par-Kry . , . a wonderful friend to all who know her , , . an art career for “Sandy” HERSHEL DORNEY “Hurdle” is one of the illustrious good buddies . . . “Breaks my heart!” . . . draws horses as well as rides them . . . keeps tropical fish . . . future Penn Stater. ALICE DUERR Alice in Wonderland when she’s in her thinking tree . . . At-sa nice-a” . . . languages are her favorite subjects . . . candystripcr . . . likes writing and reading . . . will study languages. MAROLYN DYKSTRA Looking for “Dykie?” — try P.H.S.’s football and basketball games . . . always on the go . . . loves those steak sandwiches . . . will major in medical technology at college. TERRY ECK Co-captain of our football team . . . winner of the scholar-athlete award . . . always having a good time . . . enjoys his w-ork at Tom Sawyer . . . next year — P.M.C. may touch the dark of centuries with RICHARD EDWARDS Small but mighty . . . rods around in a ’62 Rambler . . . blonds stick together — right “Whitey?” . . . “Yaba-daba-do!” . . . Why must there be teachers? . . . Future plans are undecided. JAMES ELLENBERGER If silence is golden, this lad shines . . . another Parkland car fanatic . . . will be rememberer as “Jud” in Oklahoma! . . . Jim’s future plans are college for automotive engineering. FRANK ERNST Dikes doing just about anything . . . “Man!” . . . there he goes in his ’55 Plymouth . . . hunting is one of his main interests . . . the wild blue yonder beckons Frank. GRANT FIELD Gets along well with people . . . terrific on the football and track fields . . . likes working on cars . . . will sene Uncle Sam in the Armed Forces. RICHARD FREY “Little Richard” . . . works at Peter Pan . . . study hall fan . . . likes to cat . . . spends a lot of time in the gym . . . future is cloudy. BARRY FRITCH Barry is one of P.H.S.’s car fiends . . . Chevies, driving around, and the drags occupy most of his time . . . MacDonald’s 15 hamburgers . . . future is hazy. SHARON GEHMAN Always on the go . . . blonde with a blonde . . . math at bottom of the list . . . ’60 T-Bird . . . talks a blue streak . . . twists the night away . . . business school. RITA GERY A contagious laugh . . . Oh! those health classes! . . . always having fun . . . flies in her ’60 Buick . . . “That’s cute!” ... a future practical nurse. there is no flower NANCY GEVERT Nancy enjoys classical music and reading . . . dislikes studying . . . blushes easily . . . has many activities outside of school that keep her busy . . . Kutztown will be her next Alma Mater. FREDERICK GIBISER Cars, cars, cars! . . . Travels in his ’61 Impala . . . “What’s up?” . . . Another Thrift frequenter . . . “Gibby” . . . will go to business school and then into the Navy. LINDA GLOSS Heads for Castle on Saturday nights . . . “Glossy” . . . always trying new hair colors . . . keen sense of humor ... “I kid you not!” ... A secretarial career. ORRIEN GRIESEMER One of our mighty swimmers . . . “Oogie” motivates in his ’59 Pontiac . . . “What the heck?” . . . spends his sparetime at Greenwald’s store ... off to college. DIANE GRIM Diane can be found almost anywhere in Ironton .. . . “How about that?!” . . . When she’s not dancing, she’s sleeping . . . will be a secretary after graduation. KENNETH GULDIN “Ken” likes cars, girls, and money . . . spins around in his ’53 Ford . . . collects coins . . . plans to farm part time and to run a gas station. JANICE HAINES A friendly senior . . . “Hainesie” ... is seen at the Charcoal in her hot ’47 Desoto . . . likes to have a good time . . . future will find her as a secretary. JAMES HALDAMAN One of Smoky’s constituents . . . extremely proud of his ’55 Ford . . . “Jim” lives for cars . . . F.F.A. Chaplain . . . will be sure to succeed as an electrician. so faded but its petals CAROL HARRIER “Harry” is always laughing . . . she likes having fun with her friends ... a good voice ... ’51 Studabaker . . . her future plans are as yet, undecided. KENNETH HAUSER “Kenny” is full of witty remarks . . . flies in his Sprite . . . yearbook was his biggest competitor . . . Will attend Kutztown State College after graduation. HARLENE HEALY Impressive combination of beauty brains . . . can often be seen reading a good book . . . interested in most sports . . . has interesting philosophies to discuss . . . college bound. n-i HARVEY HARTUNG “Harve” is always busy at Dr. Kipp’s ... he has an unusual interest in animals ... his second love is his ’53 Chevy . . . veterinary medicine or kennel management. RICHARD HEINTZELMAN “Dick” . . . always ready with his “slip stick” . . . proud of his ’61 Galaxie . . . “aus zum Essen” . . . likes friendly teachers and a certain Whitehall girl . . . Muhlenburg for math. CAROL HELEVA Where George goes, so does Carol . . . petite, fun-loving cheerleader . . . likes Pontiacs, Chevies, and the drags (wonder why?) ... “I hate it!” . . . Business School. JOHN HENDRICKS “John” takes pride in his ’58 Chevy Impala . . . enjoys working on cars and drag racing . . . hopes to attend Penn State. CANDIS HIGGINS “Candy” . . . sports horses top her many interests . . . news editor of the Trumpet . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . it’s off to college for this intelligent lass. may hold a fragrance that will last; NANCY HILLIARD A friend to all . . . “Benny” is an asset to the hockey basketball teams . . . often found in the gym ... off to E.S.S.C. to major in Phys. Ed. JAMES HOFFMAN “Jim” . . . wheels around in a ’53 Chevy . . . cars, girls, and horses hold this boys interest . . . often found at Eddy’s . . . what a sense of humor! . . . Navy. BARBARA HOLTZMAN From a great candy striper to a wonderful nurse . . . personality and leadership are her greatest assets . . . can be found keeping time at Castle with the “family.” JACK HOWELL Friendly senior who likes girls (especially blondes) . . . always found with the gang . . . drives a Volks-wagon . . . Thursday nights at the drags . . . college bound. SUZANNE HOWER Cute and friendly . . . looks quiet but looks are deceiving . . . “Good grief!” . . . Loves pizza . . . “Susie” heads for U. of P. to don a white uniform. DOUGLAS HUBER “Doug” is a real ace on the basketball floor . . . has a “Toney” . . . high scholastic ability . . . will plan his future in the business world. MILDRED HUNSICKER We’ll always be proud of our “Aunt Eller” ... no better friend than “Milly” . . . Oh, those surprise quizzes! . . . Someday Milly will be keeping our children healthy. MOLLIE HUNTZINGER Mollie — the girl that made Par-Key possible . . . past worthy advisor for Rainbow . . . Pep Squad’s most energetic member . . . most “interesting” class-Nurse’s math . . . nursing career for Mollie. there is no memory PATRICIA JOHNSON Our Tri-Hi-Y chief executive . . . Bowling takes up her “spare” time . . . dislikes hot tempered people . . . can usually be found with a certain Parkland graduate. DAVID KERSCHNER “Dave” flies in his ’57 Ford Victoria . . . quiet, but well-liked . . . loves to work on cars and engines . . . will make his career as an electrical technician. JAMES KISTLER When it comes to singing, “Curly” out-shines us all . . . our class President . . . active Key Clubber . . . avid fan of a certain cheerleader . . . will surely succeed at college. THOMAS KLEPPINGER Always has a smile on his face . . . girls rate high — especially an Emmaus senior . . . love that Ford! . . . “Klepp” will sail with the Navy. 39 EILEEN KNAUSS One of Mrs. Saul’s “busy bees” . . . Squeezes in that homework during TV commercials . . . “Hi there” . . . good sense of humor . . . nursing school will welcome this sweet girl. SALLY KNAUSS One of the quiet members of the class . . . very active in church functions . . . always ready for a laugh . . . plans to enter a liberal arts college. RANDY KOCH “Randy” enjoys his shop classes . . . anything with a motor interests him — cars, karts, and motorcycles . . . found at Herman’s . . . ’53 Ford pickup . . . will enter the field of mechanics. JOAN KRAIPOVICH P.H.S. football teams greatest spectator, especially left tackle . . . pet peeve is bad school spirit . . . talkative, and how, . . . after graduation — The Allentown Hospital School of Nursing. so long and broken PATRICIA KRAMER “Pat” spends her spare time looking for that certain someone . . . hates to get up in the morning . . . “Are you kidding?” ... a future secretary. ROBERT KRAUSE Friendly . . . the art room is his second home . . . dislikes “stuck-up” girls . . . “I’m sure” . . . future sees Bob in art school, natch, then the peace corps. CAROL KRESSLEY Church activities and sports rate high with Carol . . . possesses the gift of gab . . . there she goes in her Chevy convertible . . . best of luck to a future bookkeeper. ALEXIA KRUPA A hard worker . . . the keyword is dependability . . . Alexia can often be found in the library . . . this pretty miss enjoys fran ais and sketching . . . future elementary teacher. CAROL KUHNS “Kuhnsie” . . . likes pizza and fords . . . one of our busy student store workers . . . easy to get along with . . . will soon be a clerk-typist. LARRY KUHNS “Larry” is treasurer of F.F.A. . . . enjoys all kinds of agriculture work . . . fun-loving guy ... his future will lie in the field of agriculture. DENNIS KULP “Denny” is very active in F.F.A. work . . . drives a neat white Chevy . . . hopes to complete his time with the Navy after graduation . . . “Live it up!” JOHN KUMERNITSKY “Butch’s” whole life revolves around cars . . . aggravation plus when a Ford runs a Chevy . . . spends his time at the body shop . . . future plans arc undecided. that it can fail to glorify the past KAY KUNKLE “Kay” showed her singing abilities in “Oklahoma” as “Laurie” . . . pet peeve is the Navy . . . everyone’s friend . . . hopes to become a secretary after graduation. MARCIA LATHAM P.H.S.’s model for Zollinger’s teenage Fashion Board . . . Loves Italian Food and “Footer” . . . often cheers our teams on to victory . . . known for her sophisticated swing ... off to Keystone Junior College. RICHARD LATHAM This boy eats, drinks, and sleeps cars . . . built his own “32” Ford roadster with a Chevy engine . . . twists it up at Castle with a real cute blonde . . . mechanical school. KATHERYN LEVAN English class is her favorite . . . “Kathy” is one of our snappy cheerleaders . . . amiable . . . undecided about the opposite sex . . . future buyer or merchant. JUDITH LICHTENWALNER An attractive blonde . . . Fred’s silent partner . . . quiet in school, but, oh, those weekends! ... as of yet, is not sure of her future plans. HELEN LEE LUTZ Enjoys swimming, ice skating, and hamburgers . , . avid P.H.S. sports fan . . . has a “slight” interest in print shop . . . another one of Parkland’s future secretaries. DONALD MALETZ Merit Scholarship Finalist ... a “brain” is a mild term for Don . . . Honor Society President . . . has an avid interest in jazz and philosophy ... is sure to be a great success in college. MARIANNE MARANGIO A taste for nice clothing . . . likes dancing, parties, and Volkswagons ... a chronic laugh . . . will be a successful secretary. there is no vision LEONARD MARZANO “Poncho” ... is a great guy that’s full of fun . . . has a serious side . . . Buick Electra 225 . . . “So, what you gonna do already?” . . . college is next. DEWEY MASONHEIMER The drags and working at Bob’s Mobil Station . . . coincide with Dewey’s avid interest in cars . . . drives a ’49 Dog of a “Desoto” . . . The Marines next for “Mase.” MERILEE McGIRR Candy striper at Allentown Hospital . . . Meg flies in her ’58 Borgward . . . tennis and dancing rate high with this active senior . . . Keystone Junior College. MICHAEL McGOVERN Good looks plus a sensational personality is “Mike’s” formula for success . . . best President Key Club ever had . . . dancing at Castle highlights his weekends . . . will get his ups and downs with the Paratroopers. PHYLLIS McKEON “Phyl” likes dancing and football games . . . cheers for P.H.S. teams . . . drives “the Bug” . . . will major in English at Beaver. FREDERICK McLAINE Tells jokes with a straight face . . . wake up, Fred! . . . dislikes school somewhat . . . smarter than you think ... As yet, has no definite plans for the future. PAUL MENGEL Thinks we should be allowed to drive to school . . . works at Tom Sawyer . . . one of our orators . . . Basketball Manager . . . Paul will attend a business College after graduation. THEODORE MEYERS “Ted” likes driving around in his ’58 Ford . . . enjoys the finer things in life ... has a very strong interest in a certain cheerleader . . . mechanical engineer. in this world of striving KENNETH MICKLEY Has an amusing hobby of taping people’s voices when they don’t know it . . . likes the out-of-doors . . . hunting, camping, and fishing are his favorites . . . Navy. GRACE MIKYLYCHAK A peppy cheerleader . . . likes dancing, music, and Artie . . . one of our Christmas belles .... Mechanics-ville! . . . Love that red Volks! . . . Keystone Junior College is next for Gracie. BONALEE MILLER Oh, those dimples! ... A terrific soprano . . . how do you pronounce parenthesis, “Bonnie?” . . . always making new friends . . . will be a “number please” girl. YVONNE MILLER What would the band be without “Vonnic?” . . . this peppy drum majorette enjoys target shooting, swim-ing, and basketball ... ’52 Mercury ... off to nursing school in the fall. 43 RONALD MOHR “Ron” is very sports-minded ... as much at home on the basketball court as the baseball diamond . . . great art work . . . sure to find success in the future. EMMETT MOLLOY “Corky” likes hunting and outdoor living . . . dislikes these women drivers . . . Jeannie and Chris are his main interests . . . our crystal ball sees him as a mortician. JAMES MOYER “Jim” is quite a sports enthusiast . . . usually is with the guys at Zellner’s . . . “Take a Break” . . . soon off into the “wild blue yonder.” LINN MOYER Mr. Carter’s double . . . known for his witty retorts . . . girls and sports rate high with this good-looking senior . . . will serve his country after graduation in the Coast Guard. that does not help the tired soul to peace RANDALL MOYER “Randy” is usually found at the Slatington Bowling Alley . . . dislikes school ... his interest in cars explains his being at the drags . . . will join the Navy. JANET MULLET Janet always manages to have a nice smile for everyone . . . loves dancing, eating, and boys . . . likes to help others . . . hopes to become a secretary- after graduation. ROSEMARY MUTH A certain soldier holds this girl’s interest . . . can be seen often at the Garden Diner ... Is that right? . . . likes meeting new people . . . typist. BRUCE NAU Stage club’s most valuable boy . . . guns are his hobby and hunting is his sport . . . enjoys doing odd jobs . . . The Air Force will welcome this handsome guy. DENNIS NECKER Hunting and camping coincide with his love for the outdoors . . . Oh, that 7th period lunch ... he makes, his avocation woodmaking; a vocation after college. RICHARD NEWHARD Winner of the Keystone Farmer Award . . . made his mark in “Oklahoma,” ... a clown with a serious side of him . . . will follow his farming interest after graduation. LEE OLDT Lee’s main interests are girls, cars, girls . . . found driving his ’53 Ford . . . one of our divers for the Swimming team . . . the Air Force after graduation. JAMES OSWALD Jim’s main interest is his red and white ’55 Chevy . . . can often be seen at Stahley’s Sinclair Station . . . future in the business or mechanical line. there is no suffering GLORIA PADUCH “Paduchie Babe” . . . Castle, one of the Commercial gang . . . The “Green Hornets” rate with this fun-loving girl . . . “Pin a rose on your nose” . . . future fashion designer. JANE PAKE “Stilts” is short,but can she jump . . . from pony tail to pixie . . . love that basketball . . . will major in phys. ed. at college. MARY ANN PARRY Not a care in the world . . . Sports and animals for “Maggie” ... oh those bugs . . . will get her ups and downs as an airline hostess. JANET PETERS “Jan” is a 4H member . . . enjoys sewing and sports . . . often seen at “Reitz’s” . . . always reading nursing stories . . . future plans are undecided. 45 ROBERT PETERS An active Key Clubber . . . Jazz and Economics are “Pete’s” favorites ... of that red Volks . . . can usually be found sailing or skiing . . . International Trade Relations in his future. SHERMAN PETERS Wheels around in a ’56 green Ford . . . where the girls arc, so is Sherman . . . another Mcchanicsville boy . . as of yet, his future is undecided. RAYMOND QUIGLEY “Skip” can be seen frequently at the shopping center . . . ’62 Chevy Impala . . . Oh, that hair! . . . Hates conceit . . . College will welcome this carefree guy. LEWIS REICHEL Lewis is an active member of the F.F.A. . . . cars are his one and only love . . . has a ’51 Chevy . . . will further his interest in cars as a gas station attendant. however bitter BONNIE REICHENBACH Loves music, especially South Pacific ... ice cream is first on her menu . . . “Ya!” . . . Active in her Luther League . . . Dogs and cats captivate this girl . . . Secretarial work follows for Bonnie. GAIL REIMERT Gail enjoys her work at Call Chronicle . . . “So what else is new?” . . . Swimming and reading are two of her favorite pastimes . . . Off to Rider College for secretarial work. WILLIAM REIMERT Tall, blonde, and brown-eyed ... a P.H.S. Key Clubber . . . “hisss” . . . enjoys sailing and swimming . . . popular with the opposite sex . . . it’s off to college for Bill. GEORGINE RICHARDS Lives for Baldwin Wallace’s vacation . . . queen of “Mistletoe Magic” . . . sincerity is her strong point . . . attracted to another twin . . . will go to college after graduation. GERALDINE RICHARDS The other half . . . Gerry’s always ready to have a good time . . . dislikes homework immensely . . . always has a problem . . . college is next for this twin. GLORIA RINGER Gloria sews up a storm for her 4H projects . . . horseback riding and reading . . . her interest in Ger-v man heads her toward a career as a German teacher. DOLORES RIOVO Humerous . . . dislikes conceited people . . . enjoys the babysitting job three nights a week . . . “Ya don’t say?” . . . attracted to a certain redhead . . . future of pulse taking for this gal. THOMAS RISSE “That’s great” . . . active member of the explorers . . . likes girls, history, and Falcons . . . helps Dr. Wal-bert . . . Kept busy all day long . . . soon to wear the Navy blues and see the world. that does not end at last in glad WENDY RITSCHEL Wendy loves those crazy German classes . . . “Huh?” . . . dislikes Mr. Diehl’s short quizzes . . . fishing . . . It’s off to nursing school for this energetic gal. PATRICIA ROBERTS Patty . . . bowling, swimming, language, and piano . . . hates congested halls . . . Known for her accent . . . always found in the Home Ec. Room . . . hopes to attend college and enter the teaching field. release BRENDA ROTH “Oh, no!” . . . look out here comes “Rothie” . . . loves (?) those German classes . . . can often be found in the library . . . party lover . . . Brenda will teach reading, ’riting, and ’rithmetic. LINDA ROTH Horseback riding, swimming, and dancing . . . rate high with “Lynn” . . . envied for her pretty red hair . . . “come on let’s go” ... the business world beckons to her. BUELL RUCH Loves to argue about cars . . . dislikes “Little Egypt’ . . . always running his hot ’63 Ford . . . “It’s stock, Dick” . . . the future sees Buell as a car salesman. JOANNE SALASH “Swampic” . . . oh, those intramural basketball games . . . a petite gal with versatile interests . . . “how ’bout that geometry?” . . . “Parlez vous fran-cais?” . . . heading for college. WILLIAM SAVITZ Noted for his red hair . . . Bill loves motorcycles, but dislikes slow drivers . . . active in Allentown String Band . . . business school. THOMAS SCHAEDEL Tom . . . newcomer to Parkland . . . shy but oh my . . . rates high with the other sex! . . . Seen at the drags or driving around in his Chevy . . . soon will serve Uncle Sam. there is no dream ELAINE SCHAEFFER Pleasant and quiet . . . her smile goes a long way . . . favorite hobbies are sewing and reading . . . works at Grants and babysits in spare time ... a future secretary. TERESA SCHAEFFER Shows her musical ability by playing the Oboe in the band . . . likes tall boys . . . talks the day away . . . will follow the unusual career as a policewoman. CARL SCHMOYER “Rodent” . . . always has something funny to say . . . dislikes homework . . . crazy but well liked . . . “Get Set” . . . can be found on Linden St. in his Chrysler 300 . . . after graduation — Gettysburg. KATHLEEN SCHMOYER The Home Ec. Room is her second home . . . “Oh Brother” . . . check that giggle . . . enjoys playing the piano . . . the future sees Kathy as a Home Ec. teacher — natch. WILLIAM SCHMOYER Bill . . . main interests include swimming, hunting, and electronics . . . drives a corvair . . . teacher in the family . . . never serious . . . loves swimming in his back yard . . . future career undecided. DAVID SCHNECK “T.D.” . . . sports, food, and girls for this popular senior ... a famed Linden Street boy . . . “that’s par for the course” . . . always clowning . . . college bound young man. KATHLEEN SCHNECK “Kitty” can often be heard singing one of the newest hit tunes . . . works in the Student Store . . . Oh, those pretty blue eyes . . . will make some lucky boss a wonderful secretary. NADINE SCHOCK “Deanie” . . . likes skating ... is always laughing . . . “on account of, because” . . . has an interest in F M for a very special reason . . . “all kinds of goodies” ... a future nurse. so small but its slim fingers EDWIN SCHRADER Drives a unique 1931 Model A Ford . . . skin diving and restoring the Model A are “Eddie’s” main interests . . . his skill in mechanical drawing will lead him to be a craftsman. HOWARD SCHULTZ “Get set” . . . here comes “Butch” in his Chevy on his way to Birch ’O . . . likes cars — what else? . . . dances ... as yet, his future is undecided. LOUIS SCHWARTZ “Lou’s” interests lie in guns and cars . . . one of our active F.F.A. workers . . . drives a ’56 Mercury convertible . . . plans to pursue the field of agriculture. TIMOTHY SEAGRAVES Sports and cars rate high with “Tim” . . . drives a ’61 Mercury . . . can be found at Shaw’s Pharmacy . . . would like to become a teacher. may point the path LINDA SHOEMAKER Usually soft-spoken until it comes to that laugh . . . great sense of humor and wonderful personality . . . desires a career as a beautician. JANE SMALE Food and this perky girl are often seen together . . . new at Parkland, but fast at making friends . . . “Who me?” . . . lots of luck in whatever the future brings. DENNIS SHELLHAMMER “Sugie” takes life easy . . . can often be seen driving his Crown Victoria . . . “Oh, freak” . . . best of luck to a future mechanic. FAYE SHELLHAMMER Seen at Dorney Park’s Roller Skating Rink . . . dislikes snobs and untruthful people . . . likes green, especially when a certain someone wears it . . . hairdressing school. GEORGIA SHEPHERD A studious member of the senior class . . . enjoys long novels, poetry, and classical music . . . usually seen working in the library . . . future member of the Vassar student body. WILLIAM SHIMER Co-Editor-in-Chief of the Par-Key . . . “Bill” spends most of his time in the art room . . . always busy . . . hopes to attend an art school. BRENDA SMITH Basketball games and ice cream give this girl a thrill . . . takes an avid interest in a certain Parkland graduate ... a future housewife. JOANNE SNYDER Music and Home Ec. rate high with this senior . . . kept busy writing to her six pen pals . . . Sunday School teacher . . . class trip fan . . . future Florence Nightengale for this gal. LAMAN SNYDER Small in body but big in spirit . . . rods around in a 1933 Reo . . . dislikes fussy teachers . . . “The instructions arc under the seat’’ . . . “C.G.” is off to Penn State. NANCY SNYDER Nancy can always be found in the Kutztown area . . . enjoys working with others in social groups . . . avid sports lover . . . will attend the Allentown School of Cosmetology. RONALD SNYDER A small guy but he turns tiger when he hits the wrestling mats . . . usually can be found in the Student Store . . . Uncle Sam calls. MARIANNE SOHONYAY Need something done — just ask our class sec. . . . Marianne keeps all the guys hopping ... St. Joe’s Nursing School. to all that life holds best, CHRISTIANE STAMM Our German girl . . . personality and charm . . . has all the P.H.S. boys in a whirl . . . likes writing to Germany — wonder why? . . . Give me a hot dog! LORRAINE STAUFFER It’s nice to have brains . . . enjoys playing the piano and singing . . . District Chorus . . . makes delicious hoagies . . . vice-president of Honor Society . . . will attend Muhlenburg College. BETTY STEIN One of our Student Store girls . . . would love to go to Naples, Florida . . . “Hey Steiny!” . . . how about that crowded school bus? . . . will make a fine receptionist. DAVID STETTLER “Dave” . . . cars, cars, cars . . . pet peeve: school . . . a Catty goer in his hot Chevy . . . enjoys fun with the boys . . . drags and hunting arc his favorites ... a future Air Force man. JAMES STIBITZ Jim, another Drag fan . . . wiles away his spare time working on hot rods . . . hunting, fishing, and baseball are also among his favorites ... a future serviceman. WALTER STETTLER You can usually find “Stct” at the Fairgrounds or Nazareth Drag strips ... his love for cars will be furthered at the Williamsport Technical School for Mechanics. ROGER STOUDT Has an answer for everything . . . “Listen! My Edsel can beat any car!” . . . Mechanics and basketball rate high on “Rog’s” list of interests . . . college bound to study Mechanical Engineering. MARY TREXLER Capable Editor-in-Chief of the Trumpet . . . swimming and reading rate high with this active senior . . . loads of fun . . . crystal ball sees “MufFy” at a liberal arts school. HARRIET TYSON A loyal basketball supporter . . . head typist for the Par-Key . . . swimming and bowling are this gal’s favorite sports . . . will be hearing the click of the typewriter keys after graduation. PAUL UHLER One of the smaller members of the Senior class . . . likes golf, tennis, photography, and reading . . . oh, those hypocrites . . . future includes a major in psychology. there is no road' BETTY TRIMBLE Irreplaceable co-Editor-in-Chief of the Par-Key . . . laughs all her troubles away . . . brains, look, and personality . . . Kenny means alot . . . active in YMCA work . . . Kutztown bound. CHARLES TRINKLE Want to find “Charlie” — just listen for a “Roarrrr” . . . quite the petite senior . . . “Tiny Trink” ... an avid sports lover . . . future is hazy. WILLIAM WAGNER Likes scuba diving, sailing, and driving especially in his green Sprite . . . dislikes tests . . . after graduation off to Duke for this intelligent senior. ANN WALLACE A very petite senior . . . fun-loving and well-liked . . . hailed from Morristown in her sophomore year . . . loves hockey . . . college then the Peace Corps for “Ann.” TIMOTHY WARKE “Tim’ ... a happy-go-lucky guy . . . silent sitter in class . . . avoids the rush by coming late . . . guns and hunting . . . future plans include school. CARL W'ARMKESSEL Wrestling and music highlight “Buz’s” activities . . . can be found playing one of his many instruments with the “Blend Tones’ . . . Eastman School of Music for a musical career. that does not lead the heart, CAROL WEHR Talk, talk, and more talk . . . this active gal really goes for basketball and boys . . . “O nuts!” . . . “Wehr-sie” will make some lucky boss a terrific secretary. RICHARD WEHR An F.F.A. member . . . works hard at Wehr’s Orchard . . . changes the color of his car every once in awhile . . . future undecided. DONALD WELSH Tall, dark, and handsome . . . fun-loving . . . tinkers with radios and HO trains . . . Chemistry and Algebra are Don’s favorites . . . after graduation — off to college. SANDRA WERLEY “Sandy” . . . likes having a good time and lots of friends . . . sports and boys, look out! — Here she comes . . . being a secretary is her main goal. SHARYN WESCOE “Oscar” . . . always had a smile and a chuckle . . . ‘Gosh, why didn’t you tell me?” . . . Besides Bobby, skating is tops . . . will attend Allentown School of Cosmetology. WILLIAM WESTRICK Bill is a muscle-bound senior ... an important member of our wrestling team . . . dabbles in pole vaulting and weight lifting ... off to Penn State. SARA LOU WHILDIN What would our hockey team have done without this great goalie? . . . Sports and music interest “Willy” . . . Oh, those P.J. parties! . . . This active gal is off to Cedar Crest College. GARY WISSER One of P.H.S.’s active ag. boys . . . hunting and fishing are his favorite sports ... an F.F.A. worker . . . after graduation he wants to become a Pennsylvania Game Protector. no matter how it falters, VIOLET WOLFE One of the quietest seniors . . . study, study, and more study . . . looks forward to a future as an office worker. NANCY WOTRING Usually has a good food supply in her purse . . . drag racing sounds good, doesn’t it? ... A true friend . . . The crystal ball sees “Nanny” as a beautician. JEANETTE YADUSH An ace shooter on the basketball court . . . “Archibald” is always ready for a laugh . . . sweet gal with a terrific smile . . . future undecided. DENNIS YONOSH Hunting and fishing occupy much of “Dcnnic’s” time . . . whiz in science . . . “Why must there be teachers?” . . . College bound to take up engineering. LINDA YURASITS Hates to be called by her last name . . . shorthand and typing arc her favorite subjects . . . “Are you serious?’ ... an avid supporter of P.H.S.’s basketball games ... a future secretary. RONALD ZELLERS Ron hasn’t a care in the world ... his main interests are guns and hunting . . . Oh, that Trig class . . . looks for a future as a draftsman. KENNETH ZELLNER “Ken” . . . great guy with a terrific personality . . . dislikes gossipy girls . . . goes steady too . . . Ted’s partner in crime . . . will never forget Physics class . . . drafting after college. LEONARD ZIMMERMAN A real great guy with a smile for everyone ... an avid “Dodger” fan . . . can usually be found at Reitz’s . . . “Zim” will fly in the Air Force. AT LAST, TO REST” Margaret E. Sangster CLASS OFFICERS: James Kistler, Pres.; Susan Class, Treas.; Michael McGovern, V. Pres.; Marianne Sohonyay, Sec. A UNDER CL A SS ELEVENTH GRADE: HOMEROOM 105 Row 1 — J. Herber, J. Freeland, C. Frantz, S. Hajewski, S. Hertzog, S. Gilbert, L. Herman, K. Follweiler. Row 2 — D. Hunsicker, P. Hclfrich, B. Furler, J. Geibcl, K. Hontz, J. Frank, K. Heilman, D. Hook, D. Holben. Row 3 — D. Hausman, P. Glassmeir, D. Hallman, R. George, T. Faust, D. Jarret, D. Gogel, A. Jaunzcmis, M. Hilbert, D. HofTman, D. Hamm, D. Fcnstcrmakcr, P. Johnson, R. Jacoby, C. Gevcrt. HOMEROOM 101 Row 1 — K. Bracken, P. Clauser, L. Fenner, B. Bachert, I. Dreisbach, D. Brunner, G. Conrad. P. Bult, B. Christman, N. Best, S. Beitleman. Row 2 — R. Bedorc, D. Hahn, R. Johnson, D. Oswald, B. Moyer, D. Mcckcs, J. Blaukowitch, P. Paduch, F. Schwartz, T. Sch- wartz, D. Derr. Row 3 — L. Kloiber, S. Diehl, J. Eyer, C. Blose, J. Drabic, L. Budihas, T. Nemeth, L. Grim, H. Kranch, R. Bodnar, R. Reinert, R. Kline, D. Krasely, P. Getz, R. Schlitzcr, C. Bear, J. Pickering, F. Benninhoff. 58 HOMEROOM 126 Row 1 — J. Mitchell, L. Pfromm, R. Rinkcr, E. Ringer, J. Defer, K. Moyer. Row 2 — K. Raben-hold, S. Plarr, P. Beck, B. Rex, I. Mohr, J. Pratt, S. Ott, L. Ringer, J. Nicholas, L. Otter, K. Owens, S. Robbins, D. Rauch, D. Peters. Row 3 — R. Noll, A. Peoples, G. Peters, D. Moyer, R. Ott, J. Prenninger, R. Moyer, T. Muth, A. Rock, B. Roth, D. Person, L. Otto. HOMEROOM 115 Row 1 — W. Maletz, R. Loomis, R. Koch, M. Kuhns, S. Miller, R. Kern, P. Keeler! Row 2 — L. Martin, C. Leh, L. Laub, V. Maury, K. Kramer, R. Kennedy, S. Kresge, M. Migatz, B. Marstettar, E. Long, J. McDougall, R. Laudenslager, J. Krause. Row 3 — E. Kir-coaf, R. Lehr, G. Michaels, T. Kciper, G. Krause, L. Kuhns, R. Lesyk, L. Loch, J. Mintzer, T. Rohr, C. Miller. HOMEROOM 130 Row — N. Chinlund,G. Wcnner, L. La-Brie, K. Zenz, D. Wertman, G. Todd. Row 2 — N. Snyder, M. Wise, S. Sassaman, M. Warkc, W. Wctmore, D. Stubbc, J. Mercer, S. Schmoyer, L. Thomas, J. Utt, B. Wickel, G. Stein. Row 3 — J. Wolf, R. Samuels, R. Strohl, R. Werley, N. Werley, W. Hyland, D. Wotring, S. Young, W. Whittaker, J. Smoycr, D. Simock, R. Stanley, J. Speer, R. Schaeffer, D. Serfass, P. Walbcrt, T. Weiner, J. Scarle, R. George, K. Santa HOMEROOM 104 Row 1 — J. Schaeffer, J. Roth, L. Chapman, K. Schlosser, P. Shoemaker, D. Spitko, C. Yeager K. Checksfield. Row 2 — J. Schaeffer, D. Snyder, R. Wana-maker, K. Snyder, L. Woods, J. Wright, B. Brown, C. Wehr, B. Brandmeir, K. Class. Row 3 — M. Rothrock, M. Diehl, J. Stufflet, L. Stoffiet. M. Reinert. B. DelLago, B. Tyson, L. Slough. D. Trollinger, D. Warmkessel, S. Burkhardt, J. Reinsmith, J. Boyda, P. Wisser, C. Bender. 60 HOMEROOM 108 Row 1 — L. Beck, L. Blaukowitch, D. Daniel, P. Bauer, R. Daubert, M. Brown, G. Brciniger. Row 2 — L. Daniels, D. Cleaver, H. Amey, E. Bauer, J. Bronstcin, R. Burchill, T. Clarke, J. Bogcrt. Row 3 — J. Ebert, A. Dougherty, C. Ebert, E. Smoyer, D. Boberski, J. Brown, D. Drcisbach, S. Davis, R. Chaplin, R. Bartholomew, R. Daniels, P. Astleford, F. Baatz. S. Cantley, H. Bailer. B. Anderson. HOMEROOM 103 Row 1 — S. Lazarus, S. Kriner, D. Kuhns, E. Phillips, D. Muth, J. Hughes, K. Mantz, P. Oswald, K. Kerschncr. Row 2 — D. Gracely, C. Kale, P. Hendricks, J. Knerr, S. Kern, C. Heintzelman, J. Hausman, B. Goida, S. Harwich, K. Kumemitsky, J. Leverington, D. Kresge, J. Jaindl, D. Hunsicker. Row 3 — I. Pavkovitch, E. George, J. Guth, M. Geist, G. Grim, S. Gibiser, S. Kokolus, E. Oswald, C. Rauch, J. Hunsicker, S. Miller, R. Ondrejca, L. Kristofits, N. Lichtenwalner, S. Frank, J. Greenlay, D. Miller, D. Miller. TENTH GRADE. HOMEROOM 131 Row 1 — A. Schultz, C. Wright, J. Wcroniak, R. Schmoyer, J. Worting, E. Tyson. Row 2 — B. Warrick, M. Wanitsky, B. Toney, K. Yonash, B. Weisser, L. Smith, C. Keller, M. Stoss, F. Serfass, D. Snyder, P. Thomp- son. Row 3 — B. Williams, T. Weikel, R. Mcchslcr, J. Walters, R. Werley, W. Krajeir, T. Wonderly, T. Stettler, R. Wethcrhold, D. Wiggins, N. Wilson, C. Ziegler, C. Yeager, S. Stettler, L. Stcinmctz. HOMEROOM 18 Row 1 — F. Werley, S. Smith, K. Shell-hammer, B. Stufflet, D. Smoyer, G. Graper. Row 2 — D. Trumbaucr, G. Wagner, T. Stcacy, D. Nickorsicrs, D. Smale, S. Schuler, L. Weidcr, P. Trumbuar, L. Smith, R. Snyder, D. Smoyer, T. Wotring. Row 3 — R. Supp, N. Staufcr, R. Snyder, R. Strohl, 1. Strohl, J. Smith, R. Seel, D. VanEmburgh, G. Smith, C. Snyder, D. Staufcr, B. Spcnglcr, F. Schwartz. 62 HOMEROOM 123 Row 1 — L. Liehtcnwalner, S. Lee, P. Lilly, E. Liehtcnwalner, D. Lcnig, B. Miller, L. Lutz, G. Miller, L. Lieby, P. Lamb. Row 2 — D. Miller, M. Mickley. G. Lemak, C. Mast, K. Mantz, S. Lutz, D. Litchaucr, L. Liehtcnwalner. P. Metzger, S. Laubach, R. Mertz. Row 3 — H. Mcssncr, J. Micek, D. Laub, R. Levan, M. Laury. J. Lieby, D. Makowsky, P. Sywcnsky, C. McArthur. G. Loch, J. Litzenberger. HOMEROOM 112 Row 1 — L. Esterly, S. Doyle, K. Evans, P. Edwards, E. Daniels, J. Dennis. Row 2 S. Felker, P. Eichler, S. Fritz, C. Crilley, F. Fritch, L. Frank, S. Darkcs, B. Derr, B. Drake, A. Conrad, L. Foster, L. Dalrymplc, A. Diehl. Row 3 — T. Cooper, J. DeLong, R. DeLong, W Fritz, R. Frantz, B. Dcutsch, L. Fettcrinan, M. Hill, G Dcrosiero, D. Ellembcrgcr, C. Ebert, J. DeMclfy. 63 HOMEROOM 119 Row 1 — J. Hujsa, L. Jacoby, G. Keim, E. Kock, L. Ihm, J. Kleppinger, M. Lalo, D. Hoppes, L. Horwith, J. Hite, D. Jandle, E. Hoffman. Row 2 — J. Kuhns, R. Konig, J. Kogelman, S. Holtzman, O. Howell, A. Koppcnhaver, E. Kline, B. Kressley, L. Klotz, R. Marangio, L. Koch, D. Kncrr. Row 3 — E. Hummel, L. Holben, J. Kern, L. Kramer. H. Hynowich, J. Koyle, F. Kinsey, B. Krause, L. Mower, J. Horn, L. Hertzog. HOMEROOM 122 Row I — C. Gorman, M Herman, S. Guth, A. Harmany, M. Haas, M. Hare, E. Haines, B. Grammes, E. German, S. Heckman, L. Heintzleman, D. Hartung. How 2 — D. Combs, A. Grammes, D. Hahn, J. Gainfort, K. Haines, L. Grim, D. Oerenscer, H. Heintzleman, R. Grady, D. Pry, D. Gangaway, M. Dramc. Row 3 — C. liamineie, D. Guth, S. Geiger, D. Haines, J. Goldsmith, J. Ebert, L. Gorman, T. Fronheiscr, J. Gangewarc, S. George, G. Grccn-awald, M. Dice. 64 HOMEROOM 124 Row 1 — J. Reiss, N. Nau, S. Miller, L. Rader, J. Rabcnold, L. Rabenold, A. Petrucci, S. Muthard, E. Reese, C. Muth, S. Moyer. Row 2 — L. Oswald, K. Oldt, M. Reichard, T. Minnich, C. Reese, J. Miller, V. Miller, F. Reinert, M. Nederostek, D. Nehf, J. Moses, P MortcnS Row 3 — B. Murrfi, E. Rock, K. Moser, P. Peters, T. Mahn, L. Reichard, S. Rauch, G. Minnich, L. Panner, R. Miller, B. Picciano. HOMEROOM 111 Row 1 — C. Barto, L. Bauer, S. Bron-stein, D. Boyer, B. Bader, P. Bortz. Row 2 — T. Best, R. Andrews, M. Biery, S. Brown, L. Blose, S. Bucher, K. Brobst, P- Bakus, B. Carey, C. Arner, L. Beachle, J. Chomey, L. Ankrom, M. Blicler. Row 3 — D. Bcnsingcr, G. Carl F Bietler, D. Clauser, R. Anderson, D. Brimmer, M. Arbogast R. Astolford, C. Bond, T. Brunner, G. Clarke, D. Betz R Becker. 65 NINTH GRADE. HOMEROOM 128 Row 1 — S. Scharfenberg, S. Russell, D. Ritter, S. Salash. B. Shoemaker, E. Shock, S. Sheetz, B. Roush, C. Ruch, B. Roumanis, M. Roberts, J. Schrciber. Row 2 — J. Schantz, R. Rex, L. Schneck, T. Schaeffer, L. Schroeder, K. Schmoyer, S. Robinson, B. Rex, C. Ruch, W. Schmoycr, L. Schaeffer. Row 3 — R Schaller, 1 Reppert, R. Schmoycr, D. Rithrock, J. Rock, R. Reitz, G. Ruppcrt, E. Scholl, R. Ritter, D. Rutz. HOMEROOM 102 Row 1 E. Haus, D. Grcenawald, R. Fronhciscr, J. Fcnstermaker, S. Grim, F. Grcenawald, K. Gougher. Row 2 — S. Fields, V. Grcenawald, M. Gimbel, E. Forwciller, L. Faust, R. Gricsemcr, D. Gruber, B. Free- land, N. Evans, J. Fink, B. Gorr, S. Grim. Row 3 — J. Folck, R. Geiger, G. George, R. Gross, A. Ernst, L. Geiger, R. Faryniak, J. Goumiak, C. Haas, D. Haas, J. Gilbert, F. Felchok. 66 HOMEROOM 107 Row 1 — J. Heller, B. Hertzog, K. Hartranft, D. Hein, L. Heckman, J. Heilman, B. Hunsicker, K. Hujsa, L. Haley. Row 2 — D. Hoffman, J. Kalna, K. Hillegas, L. Hilbert, C. Heilman, C. Hilbert, N. Heit, H. Hunsicker, K. Hartman, J. Heleva, L. Hoffman. Row 3 — R. Hamm, P. Haines, D. Hamm, C. Heckman, J. Hor-lacher, J. Harwick, J. Herman, T. Hartman, D. Jacoby, T. Harris, D. Hontz. HOMEROOM 113 Row 1 — R. Kline, P. Longo, M. Keene, D. Laudenslager, L. Kromer, S. Koler, N. Laun, S. Krimm, M. Kerschner, S. Long. Row 2 — J. Lord, J. Koko-lus, L. Lapinski, C. Kemmcrcr, P. Laudenslager, M. Kelly, D. Lichtenwalner, R. Laub, R. Keller. Row 3 — J. Kush-mar, N. Kemery, R. Lehr, M. Kokolus, R. Lehr. R. Knect, E. Lindy, A. Kerschner, B. Kern, W. Lentz. 67 HOMEROOM 129 Row I — E. Zimmerman, P. Wright, K. Yarnel, J. Wright, D. Wethcrhold, K. Stufflet, S. Tyson, C. Seifer, B. Yenser, G. Wood, S. Strohl. Row 2 — S. Monk, A. VanTol, M. Torbey, M. Torba, C. ZaJo, B. Wetherhold, L. Welsh, B. Werner, J. Toney, B. Wirth, B. Trinklc, C. Zellner, L. Wotring, J. Weld, D. Trumbauer. Row 3 — R. Wagner, F. Trexler, H. Tyson, J. Yordy, B. Tillman, R. Yeager, J. Tercha, D. Wirsing, F. Wolfe, D. Wright, R. Zcntz, C. Williams, K. Yeager. HOMEROOM 13 Row 1 — B. Balmat, M. Brigham, B. Brown, M. Gulla, C. Simock, J. Datta. R. Angstadt. B. Atti. M. Bauer, B. Korutz, D. Brown, R. Highland. Row 2 — C. Easton, L. Bennicoflf, D. Bailey, K. Brong, C. Brezovic, D. Torby, J. Melcschek, J. Babiac, S. Brown, L. Adams, R. Barnes, M. Barlok, P. Bastian, J. Barnes, V. Baker, L. Bakley, D. Allen, J. Billman, C. Arbogast, J. Bagen, G. Adams, R. Torby, D. Reiner, R. Bleiler, B. Anderson, D. Ball, Rodney Arbogast, A. Aronson, L. Bittner, G. Beaber, L. Bumhardt. 68 HOMEROOM 116 Row 1 — B. Leaser. D. Reichard, J. Reitz, M. Resslcr, B. Rumfield, S. Pence, B. Rau. C. Rauch, T. Rothdeutsch. Row 2 — J. Rightnyer, J. Reiter, G. Pfromm, S. Peters, J. Schantz, B. Robbins, S. Roth, C. Ro- del. N. Powell, T. Reppert, R. Reigel, G. Rader. Row 3 B. Peters, L. Reppert, B. Rex, C. Ringer, T. Peters, G. Ritter, G. Reese, B. Phillips, W. Roth, R. Phillips, R. Rupp, D. Peters, F. Ruth. HOMEROOM 114 Row 1 — T. Miller, H. Michael. D. Myslaborski, D. Lynch, R. Marushak, R. Neumoyer, T. Newhardt, R. Ochs. Row 2 M. Muth, J. Muthard, S. McBride, R. Maletz, K. Mulzet, E. McCay, C. Nonncmacher. Row 3 — D. Miller, Mary Magyar, P. Mertz, L. Murphy, E. Bcrnat, M. Possaro, J. Reischler, I.. Mantz, D. Moyer. Row 4 — J. Reischler, M. Minnick, R. Moyer. F. New-hard, E. Mitchell, R. Moser, R. Newhard, B. Muth. A. Marsteller, T. Muller. 69 HOMEROOM 117 Row 1 — P. Schraden, D. Schrader, J. Shoemaker, D. Sechler, L. Staib, M. Simock, E. Schmidt, B. Stettler, P. Schantz, D. Schiffer, P. Smith, B. Schweitzer. Row 2 — L. Snyder, R. Smith, H. Spongier. W. Stauffer, R. Shankweilcr, R. Sears, R. Snyder, H. Smith, G. Sell, H. Stanley, G. Selig, B. Search, D. Smith. HOMEROOM 9 Row 1 — J. Daniels, M. Ellis, D. Davis, Csentist, B. Doll, K. Dittrich, S. Dilliard, R. Dorney, G. De- P. Eakin, L. Christman, S. DeMuth, J. Daley, K. DeLeon, Long, F. Butz, D. Czor, E. Englert L. Diehl M. Ebert, J. J. Dresser, S. Diehl, M. Eisenhard. Row 2 — R. Dallago. R. Cincilla. 70 Junior Class Officers — Barbara Brandimicr, Vice-President, Jeffery Bogcrt, President, Irene Mohr, Secretary, Diana Peters, Treasurer. LEADERS OF TOMORROW Sophomore Class Officers — Susan Felker, Treasurer, Gregory Smith, President, Sandy Miller, Secretary. FEA TURES ROYAL JUNIOR-SENIOR FAREWELL On the beautiful spring evening of May 19, 1962, our Junior Prom materialized and was hailed by all as a great success. Matt Gillespie’s Orchestra provided the music for the prom which was held in the Jewish Community Center. The royal theme was accented by a palace garden and centerpieces of blue and white flowers in miniature coaches and crowns. After the promenade of the junior girls and their escorts, the magic moment, the selection of the queen and the six members of her court, arrived. Sandra Donatelli was chosen as queen and was crowned by last year’s queen, Carol Takas. To all who attended our Junior Prom, it will always be remembered as a night of perfect enchantment. Our Queen is presented her roses by Junior Class President, James Kistler. Queen . . . Sandra Donatelli Court . . . Meredith Peterson Kay Kunkle Marcia Latham Joan Kraipovich Geraldine Richards Nancy Chapman Sandra Donatelli, Meredith Peterson, and Marcia Latham posing in garden on prom night. Grace Mikylychak, Marcia Latham, Last Y’ear’s Queen Gail Glasser, Queen Gcorgine Richards, Joan Kraipovich, Phyllis McKeon, and their escorts. MISTLETOE MAGIC It was a white Christmas dance this year, and as the snow softly deepened, some began to think that we might have a very white Christmas without a dance at all. But the undaunted couples donned boots and scarves, put chains on tires, and arrived safely. The dance was aptly named Mistletoe Magic — mistletoe dangled over every door, and it appeared for a while that magic might be necessary to bring our band, the Emeralds, through the snow. The musicians not only arrived eventually and played for us, but also later chose Queen Georgine Richards and her court from the senior girls. Enchantment! The grand march begins. SWEETHEART BALL Hearts and cupids, tissue flowers, and a dance band called the Emeralds turned the evening of February ninth into a Sweetheart Ball in our cafeteria. Between dances, couples considered for whom they would cast their ballots for queen; and when at last the ballots were collected and counted, our queen, to everyone’s pleasure, was our foreign exchange student from Germany, Christiane Stamm. Following her coronation, the candles on the tables were lighted, their glow enhancing the already charming decor. Even the harsh practicality of a cafeteria was subdued by the Valentine enchantment of our Sweetheart Ball. Queen . . . Christiane Stamm Court . . . Susan Class Geraldine Richards Our beautiful Valentine Queen. Susan Class, Geraldine Richards, Last Year’s Queen Judy Ott, Queen Chris Stamm, and their escorts reminiscing those royal moments. OKLAHOMA On April 5,6, and 7, 1962 the Class of 1963 presented Rogers and Hammcrstein’s musical comedy, “Oklahoma.” This play which is an adaptation of Lynn Rigg’s play Green Grow the Lilacs, was directed by Miss Ethel Evans. Music was under the direction of Mr. David Diehl, and the choreography was arranged by Mrs. Doris Jones. Lighting and staging were handled by Mr. Howard Hausman. In the two acts of this highly successful play, a humerous atmosphere was created by the efforts of Curley to win the love of Laury, who had spited him by attending a box social with Jud. Comedy was also provided in a secondary conflict between Will and Ali over Ado Annie. A square dance, a fight scene, an the Dream Ballet were some of the many highlights of the play. The various committees, the colorful scenery, the expert lighting and stage direction, and the beautiful songs such as, “Oklahoma,” “I Cain’t Say No,” and “People Will Say We’re in Love,” helped to create a polished theatrical production which will long be remembered. CAST Aunt Eller Mildred Hunsicker Laury Curley James Kistler Ike Skidmore Michael McGovern Fred Richard Newhard Slim William Shimer Will Parker . . . . Richard Heintzelman Jud Fry Ado Annie Carnes . . . Donna Albright Ali Hakim Carl Warmkessel Gertie Cummings ... Meredith Peterson Andrew Carnes . . . Richard Bartholomew Cord Elam Tern' Eck Jess Robert Krause BACK ROW — Daniel Boberski, William Maletz, Dwight Hamm, James Ellenbcrger, Charles MacArthur. FRONT ROW — Terry Schaeffer, Anita Shultz, Jay Walters, Donald Maletz, Robert Becker, Janet Chorncy. REGION II BAND This year Parkland High School had the honor of hosting the Region II State Band sponsored by the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association. Membership in one of the four Regional State Bands is determined by choosing the finest musicians in each of the nine districts of the state. The Region II Band consisted of one hundred and sixty-seven students from sixty-seven different schools. In addition to being the host. Parkland had eleven students participating in the band. Conducting the band was Mr. Walter Beeler, Director of Bands at Ithaca College; and the guest soloist, Mr. Harvey G. Phillips, played several selections on the tuba. Mr. Reimschisscl showing guest conductor, Mr. Beeler, the band program. Awaiting the big event. This year it was our privilege to have Christiane Stamm, or Chris, as she is known to most of us, as our foreign exchange student. Chris is from Wolfenbuttel, Germany and was a guest of the John McKeons. Mrs. McKeon is the guidance secretary and her daughter, Phyllis, is a member of die senior class. Because of her sense of humor, maturity, and personality, Chris was well liked by the members of her class and was chosen as Queen of the Sweetheart Ball. She was also a real angel of mercy to some of Parkland’s struggling German students. We wish Chris success in her future and thank her for her friendly contributions to our senior year. The nature fexhibit, entitled “Nature’s Realm,” was presented on April 3-10, 1963 by the Natural History Society and the Fly-Tying Club under the sponsorship of Mr. White and Mr. Randall respectively. This exhibit emphasized the beauty and variety found in the world of nature. The ingenuity and planning of this program was exemplified in the various exhibits which included areas on hunting, fishing, lapidary, and wildlife. Also adding to the realistic effect were the cave, live animals, and the waterfall surrounded by a miniature forest. This year’s highly successful nature exhibit was not only informative but also enjoyable. • • • . . . the Rev. George D. MacNeal delivered the baccalaureate sermon. a vocal group sang “The Heavens arc Telling” . . . M. Diehl, W. Reimert, J. Ellcmberger, J. Kistler, L. Stauffer, D. Albright, H. Healy, G. Shepherd. . . . others were delighted 84 . . . 206 received diplomas awarded by Frederick J. Jaindl, school board president. GRADUATION . . . Class president, James R. Kistler, presents the school key to the Junior president. William Maletz. . . . Bernard M. Suttler, FBI agent, delivered the commencement address. . . . Donald J. Maletz was commencement orator and addressed over 1,400 guests attending the graduation. . . . the tassels had to be straight. . . . now they (ace the future. STANDING. L. to R. Coach Joe Gerencser, C. Gevert, G. Moyer, R. Chaplin, T. Eck, B. Ott, J. Kistler. SITTING. Smith, J. Howell, P. Mortcnsen, L. Kuhns, R. Miller, R. K. Muth, D. Haines, L. Loch, A. Peoples, L. Best, D. Samuels, W. Ruth, E. Scholl, D. Riley, Coach Lou Wolfe. Schneck, R. Snyder, G. Wagner, D. Miller, mgr. KNEELING. D. Best. K. Santa, D. Hoffman, J. Speer, R. Parkland Opponent 6 Emmaus 27 Trojans fight for their 7-0 victory over Central Catholic. • 19 Bangor 19 27 Slatington 21 7 Central Catholic 0 6 Nazareth 15 0 East Stroudsburg 12 12 Hellertown 55 45 Coplay 0 19 Wilson Borough 38 12 Pen Argyl 26 Dave Schneck, a senior halfback, sprints around left end for a first down against Wilson Boro. 88 The Trojans defense clashes with Wilson Boro. FOOTBALL Coaches Gerencscr and Wolfe supervise the pre-game warm up. Football took on a brand new look at Parkland this year. When the fifty boys met on August eighteenth for the start of summer practice, they were met by three new coaches with new equipment, new ideas, and new hope for Parkland’s football team. The Coaches, Mr. Joe Gerencser, Mr. Lou Wolfe, and Mr. Dietar Wentz, all graduates of Northampton High School, a perennial football powerhouse, introduced Northampton’s famed short punt formation to the Trojan’s. With the former coach, Mr. Bill Loh-man, the coaching staff was completed. The boys finished the season with a 3,6, and 1 record, with the biggest win coming over Central Catholic by a score of 7 to 0. With only three seniors on the starting team, chances look much better for next year. Trojan defense envelopes a lone Coplay back. Coaches Lou Wolfe and Joe Gerencscr discuss a new play with squad seniors. L. to R. T. Eck, L. Altemos, J. Kist-ler, D. Schneck, J. Howell, D. Best. Small, but mighty, Russ Snyder follows blockers for a T.D. against Coplay. Trojanettes huddle for last minute instruetions from Coal'll Birosik. Parkland girls were able to participate in intcrschol-astic competition for the first time this year in hockey. Under the direction of Miss Mildred Birosik, the Parkland Girls’ Varsity Hockey team could be seen running around the hockey field, learning and developing the various techniques of a fast, clean sport. The Trojanettes finished with a 2-4 record. Leading in the scoring for Parkland were Donna Albright, Jane Pake, Carol Bealcr, Roberta Kennedy, and Candy Higgins. With a fairly successful year and much added experience, Parkland hopes for continued success in its new sport. Trojanette’s forward line meets opposition in the So. Lehigh game. Seniors clean equipment after the season. FRONT ROW, L. to R. C. Bealcr, M. Dykstra, N. Hilliard, M. Huntzingcr, R. Gcry, S. Whildin, J. Pake, C. Beyer. RACK ROW, E. Knauss, J. Kraipovich, D. Albright, J. Yadush, Mildred Birosik, Coach, C. Higgins, A. Wallace, H. Healy. STANDING. L. to R. Coach Mildred Birosik, L. Christman, Mgr.; J. Beitler, D. Schrader, J. Ebert, S. Whildin, S. Russell, C. Beyer, C. Smith, J. Kalna, D. Albright, M. Dykstra, M. Warke, J. Yadish, M. Diehl, L. Kromer, S. Robinson, R. Gery, Mgr.: E. Knauss, Mgr.: D. Trollinger, Mgr.: KNEELING. C. Higgins, H. Healy, N. Hilliard, M. Huntzinger, J. Kraipovich, R. Kennedy, C. Bealcr, J. Pake, N. Lichtcn-walner, K. Hontz, V. Beiler, A. Wallace, P. Wisser. Parkland Opponent 0 Southern Lehigh 3 0 Emmaus 4 0 DierufT 1 5 Wilson Borough 1 3 DierufT 2 1 Emmaus 3 Trojanctte bench cheers team onward at DierufT. A center bully starts the game with So. Lehigh. 91 The girls encounter rough going at the DierufT game. Ron Mohr and Bob Stanley attempt a bucket against Coplay. BASKETBALL Parkland 57 Central Catholic Opponents 72 45 Slatington 46 47 Catasauqua 71 72 Hellertown 61 57 Wilson 69 59 Nazareth 44 71 Hellertown 51 61 Southern Lehigh 56 67 Palisades 52 56 Coplay 48 60 Nazareth 37 46 Fountain Hill 42 78 Northwestern 45 91 Wilson 67 67 Southern Lehigh 42 76 Palisades 49 61 Coplay 60 55 Fountain Hill 61 83 Northwestern 50 54 Fountain Hill 53 61 Wilson 69 S AS'DISC Mgr. W. Shimer. A. Marstcllar, K. Santa, D. Hoffman, Coach Bob Wilson, R. Loomis, R. Bartholomew, .[ Pickering. Mgr. L. Otto. SITTING — D. Huber, T. Dauschcr, R. Stanley, D. Simock, F. Baatz, R. Mohr. 92 Stanley, Baatz, and Simock await the possible rebound. 93 The Trojan’s powerful 5 drive to victory. Hopes for a successful season looked very bad after Coach Bob Wilson’s cagcrs dropped their first three games of the season. But then the boys came alive and won all but three of the remaining games of the season. The regular season was ended with a record of 9 wins and 1 loss necessitating a playoff with powerful Fountain Hill. The Trojans won the game in a spectacular double overtime by a score of 54-53 to gain the Southern Division Title. The boys then dropped a heartbreaker to Wilson Borough for the League Title. The Trojans compiled a 16-6 record for the entire season. With only three Seniors, Ron Mohr, Tim Dauscher, and Doug Huber, the chances for next year look impressive. Dale Simock scores against Wilson Boro. Coaches Bob Wilson and John Ettinger give pointers to Seniors Dauscher, Huber, and Mohr before the last game. STANDING, L. to R. — S. Russell, mgr.: K. Owens, K. KNEELING BOTTOM — B. Huntzinger. P. Mertz, N. Hil-Krellcr, Miss Birosik, coach: D. Albright, J. Kalna, S. Whil- liard, co-captain: B. Bachcrt, co-captain: J. Pake, co-captain, din, mgr.: MIDDLE ROW — J. Yadush, C. Higgins, B. G. Wood, L. Kramer. Hertzog, S. Beidleman, J. Shoemaker. D. Snyder, L. Stofflet; Parkland Opponent 44 Slatington 28 29 Catasauqua 24 39 Emmaus 53 29 Whitehall 11 34 Palmerton 28 41 Allentown 39 24 Catasauqua 19 27 Emmaus 37 33 Whitehall 20 57 Allentown 35 32 Palmerton 20 53 Stroudsburg 27 34 Stroudsburg 20 I,ooks pretty good! Girl's Basketball at Parkland saw two major changes this year. Participating in the Lehigh Valley League for the first time, the Trojanettes under Miss Mildred Birosik, finished the season in second place with a 12-2 overall record their only losses being to Etonians. Leading in the scoring for the season were Donna Albright with 178 points, Jane Pakc with 98 points, Jeanette Yadush with 96 points and Betty Bachcrt with 67 points. The second change occurring in the 1962-63 season was the addition of a new rule which permits two roving players. Although the Trojanettes will be losing five Seniors, the team has hopes of continued success in league competition. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Donna Albright prepares to shoot. Miss Birosik shows Janie Pake and Nancy Hilliard a new play as other seniors observe. 95 VARSITY WRESTLING Big Tom Bealer tussles with an opponent in the heavy weight division. Trojan moves grappler John toward a pin. Ebert Parkland Opponent 23 Hellerto.vn 21 5 William Allen 41 31 Slatington 15 23 Southern Lehigh 29 25 Notre Dame 17 19 Dieruff 35 8 Wilson Borough 35 24 Emmaus 27 7 Northampton 39 33 Nazareth 26 26 Whitehall 22 Larry Kuhns struggles to gain an advantage over his opponent. Seniors, watching, left to right: D. Best, W. Wcstrick, L. Snyder, J. Bacon, T. Bealer. Wrestling: R. Snyder, C. Warmkessel. Coaches Kidd, Gougher, and Young aid seniors L. Snyder and W. Wcstrick in perfecting a hold. Wrestling, a favorite sport of the ancient Greeks, has gained much popularity at Parkland since its introduction three years ago. Parkland’s varsity grapplers, under coaches William Young, Ralph Kidd, and Ronald Gougher, finished their 1962-63 season with a record of 5 wins and 6 losses. Percentage-wise this was their best season thus far. Five Parkland “muscle men” went into the District XI finals. They were: T. Best, R. Snyder, G. Michaels. T. Bealer, and G. Smith. Senior R. Snyder attempts a reversal. Left to right, 1st ROW: D. Derr, D. Frey, R. Snyder, K. Oldt, L. Snyder, J. Bogert, 2nd ROW: W. Westrick, G. Michaels, J. Ebert, Coach William Young, L. Kuhns, G. Smith, T. Bealer. SWIMMING Toni Schadcll attempts a backdivc in hopes of increasing Parkland's lead. The Varsity Swimming Team, under the supervision of Mr. William Collins, has had a profitable season. With a record of 5 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tic, the team showed its great potential. Through determination and long hours of practice many pool and school records were set. The squad will be losing four seniors, but the underclassmen have acquired much experience this year and show promising ability for the coming year. Seniors, T. Schadcll, J. Croasdalc. W. Wagner, and L. Moyer receive instruction from coaches Jon Marks and Bill Collins. won o' 1 r _ ? _ itf fib rj .JFl v J A It 4fc tfo nctsrat- 0 i nctsmi- |AlE I ® OMM® 203 � A W � 7 V 27A251 I tt A A to ntasrta- N o 0 (0 Trojan record setters study the record board donated by the Trojan Alumni Varsity Club. 98 BACK ROW, L. to R. P. Walbert, C. Miller. B. Rauch, coach: J. Marks, coach: A. Aronson: MIDDLE ROW — C. A. Peoples, B. Ott, J. Croasdale. B. Wagner, L. Moyer, G. Gcvert, K. Haines, J. Kogelman. T. Schaedel, D. Hontz, L. Clarke, R. Seel, D. Serfass, B. Anderson, J. Goldsmith, R. Bernhard, J. Billman, H. Smith, D. Moyer, R. K enig; Astleford, D. Dreher, C. McArthur, N. Stauffer, B. Collins, FRONT ROW J. Horlacher, G. Reese, R. Zenz, R. Torin. Parkland 67 Whitehall Opponent 19 19 Wm. Allen 67 27 Dieruff 58 51 Easton 35 70 E’burg 16 71 Wilson B. 15 13 Reading 73 43 Bethlehem 43 50 Emmaus 36 Wagner and Billman await the gun for the start of the 50 yd. freestyle. A close finish gives the Trojans another five points. 99 STANDING, L. to R. — R. Supp, mgr.; F. Benninghoff, J. Csoncilz, G. Wagner. R. Chaplin. J. Croasdale. C. Trinkle, O. Griesemer, D. Hoffman, T. Field, A. Ernst. E. Speer, B. Search, R. Seel, mgr.: KNEELING Bruce Stevenson, coach: D. Best. G. Smith, K. Moser, L. Kuhns, B. Ott, F. Baatz, K. Zellner, J. Speer, D. Simock, R. Moyer, L. Diehl, D. Fenstermakcr. Bill Lohman, coach: SITTING R. Ritter, E. Bauer, K. Muth, R. Lcsyk, K. Haines, H. Dorney, B. Westrick, B. Wetzel, L. Hower, J. Searlc, D. Serfass. This year the Parkland track team, under the direction of Bill Lohman and Bruce Stevenson, has had a very prosperous season. With a record of 12 wins and 0 losses the team progressed to the Lehigh-Northampton League Meet and continued their victory over all of the teams with a total of 48 points. From there they proceeded with high spirits to capture the Class A District XI Championship trophy for the first time in Parkland’s history' with a total of 34 points. The boys who won 1st and 2nd place in the District meet will go to Penn State to compete against schools from all over Pennsylvania. The coaches and the team were very thrilled and excited about receiving four trophies this year. They thought they were very lucky, but only through hard work and excessive practice did they acquire these awards. Senior, Bill Westrick goes up and over. Mr Lohman and 3 seniors display some of their awards. 100 Parkland boys make a clear break from the starting line in the 440. TRACK: district xi champions Parkland Opponent 78 Palisades 21 63 Hellcrtown 36 60 Wilson Boro 39 70 Pen Argyl 29 77 Nazareth 22 84j 2 Whitehall 9'A 55 William Allen 44 74 Bangor 25 Jim Croasdale breaks tape to continue his 1st place victories. Charlie Trinklc puts the shot way out to gain another 1st place. Coaches. Bill Lohman and Bruce Stevenson instruct seniors H. Dorncy and J. Cscncitz as J. Croasdale, D. Best, C. Trinkle, O. Grcisemer, B. Westrick, B. Wetzel, and K. Kellner look on. SI AS DISC., L. to R. Woodrow Hclfrich, coach; C. Sny- TING, B. Anderson, R. Bartholomew, J. Pickering, R. Mohr, dcr, D. Wirsing, D. Makovsky, P. Paduch, B. Anderson, T. B. Ruth, R. Snyder, J. Micek, S. Geiger, A. Marstellar. Mohn. I,. Fetterman, B. Rauch, Bob Wilson, coach; SIT- C.oach Bob Wilson congratulates this year's only senior member, Ron Mohr. Parkland’s 1963 baseball team was the youngest in its history with 3 freshman, 6 sophomores, 3 juniors and only one senior. Highlights of the season were Joel Pickering’s 1-0 no hit victory over Catasauqua, last year’s Lehigh Valley League champion, and Bob Anderson’s 8-1 one hitter over Palisades. The Trojans, although extremely young, compiled a record of 5 wins, 5 losses for league play. Next year’s outlook is good since only one senior, Ron Mohr, will be leav-ing. A Trojan tries to make home on a squeeze bunt play. Parkland Opponent 3 Northampton 6 1 Catasauqua 0 3 Slatington 6 0 Whitehall 8 3 S. Lehigh 5 3 Palisades 4 7 Coplay 1 2 Fountain Hill 4 12 Northwestern 9 3 S. Lehigh 6 8 Palisades 2 9 Coplay 10 10 Fountain Hill 4 8 Northwestern 5 Mi mlx rs of the team watch the artion in the Palisades game. GOLF Senior Dennis Meeker and Coach Erdman. R Quigley, I„. Kalna. and R. Bartholomew were other seniors on the team. Under the coaching of Mr. Erdman, a new sport was added to the Parkland roster. In the beginning of April, the new golf team began to practice to compete in the District Golf Matches. Our team used Twin Lake Golf Course as our home course. Although their record was only 1 win and 4 losses, they profited this year by acquiring experience. Next year golf is going to be introduced as a club with possibilities of entering the Lehigh Valley Interscholastic Golf League. There is great hope for the golf team to become one of Parkland’s many popular sports. Ranking as high scorers for the team were Richard Bartholomew. Leigh Kalna, Dennis Necker, and Ray Quigley, respectively. Dennis Necker tries chipping the hall at one of the many practices. mm from I. to l ( ach Erdman, I). Necker, C. Miller, T. Keiper. KNEELING: B. Williams, 1 Ciilhert. M.iletz, R Becker. J. Judd, P. Keeler. Under the direction of Mr. John Ettinger, the Jr. Varsity Basketball team finished the season with an 18 win and 1 loss record. After his eighth year as coach for the J.V. team, Mr. Ettinger presently has a record of 175 wins and 26 losses. Elected co-captains by this great team were Robert Anderson and Alan Marstellar. Robert Anderson with 200 points was for the season the high scorer followed by Russel Snyder with 194 points, Joseph Micck with 186 points, and Alan Marstellar with 165 points. The foul shooting champion was Russel Snyder with 79%. The J.V. boys have shown their skill and proven their capability of carrying future varsity teams through seasons equally successful as this year’s. J- V- BASKETBALL STANDING. D. Clauser, mgr.; T. Clark, mgr.: L. Diehl, A. Ernest, J. Kern, J. Ettinger, coach; J. Stanley, W. Ruth, G. Minnich, D. Nehf; SITTING — E. Murphy, J. Micek, B. Anderson, A. Marstellar, R. Anderson, D. Fettcrman, S. Geiger, R. Snyder. Parkland Opponents 46 Central Catholic 61 76 Slatington 30 68 Catasauqua 47 56 Hellertown 32 50 Wilson Borough 36 56 Nazareth 27 71 Hellertown 50 71 Southern Lehigh 24 78 Palisades 35 83 Coplay 51 67 Nazareth 44 58 Fountain Hill 39 72 Wilson Borough 49 64 Northwestern 40 75 Southern Lehigh 29 76 Palisades 33 61 Coplay 41 72 Fountain Hill 34 75 Northwestern 45 JV WRESTLING STANDING. L. to R. — R. Kidd, coach; D. Best, R. Burchill, T. Wotring, S. Cantley, J. Bacon, T. Fields, R. Gougher, coach; KNEELING. — G. Williams, M. Rcichard, B. Balmat, C. Warmkessel, J. Gangwer, P. Astleford. The Jr. Varsity Wrestling Squad, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Kidd and Mr. Ronald Gougher, completed the season with a record of 7 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. This record is one of the best J.V. records ever compiled. Hopes are high for the coming years with the addition of some J.V. players to the Varsity squad. Some of the boys that will be trying to secure varsity positions next year, filling the positions left by the three departing seniors will be: T. Wotring, S. Candey, K. Oldt, P. Astleford, R. Burchill, T. Fields, and M. Reichard. With the addition of these boys, next year’s Varsity team will be ready for action. Parkland Opponents 27 Hellerton 27 3 Allentown 39 53 Slatington 0 35 Notre Dame 12 19 Dieruff 31 29 Wilson Borough 22 25 Emmaus 17 24 Northampton 23 32 Nazareth 18 57 Whitehall 6 105 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mr. Henry Gernerd, Parkland’s Athletic Director, is one of the most important figures in Parkland's sports program. Besides arranging sports schedules, pep rallies, and ticket sales, Mr. Gernerd teaches classes in sociology and government. Our athletic director is the indispensible “right arm” of interscholastic sports at Parkland. INTRAMURAL CO A CHES Several hundred students participated in the 1962-63 intramural sports at Parkland. Under the capable supervision of Miss Mildred Birosik, Mr. Frank Reed, and Mr. Ralph Carter, PHS seventh through twelfth graders learned the fundamentals of basketball as they played various school teams. Spring afternoons, Parkland students could be seen on the baseball fields hitting and fielding the ball under the watchful eyes of Mrs. Sandy Schleicher and Mr. William Randall. 106 The girls take a jump in the Girls Intramural Basketball Championship game. THE PROGRAM OF INTRAMURALS The Senior boys practice for the Boys Intramural Championship game between the Packers and the Rams. 107 Typing — N. Snyder, L. Yurasits, E. Schaeffer, H. Tyson — editor, J. Yadush, S. Wescoe, N. Schock, B. Smith, C. Wehr, S. Werley. Faculty — L. Marzano, M. Sohonyay — editor, C. Kuhns, K. Heilman, G. Reimert, L. Stauffer, R. Quigley, J. Snyder. Sports — K. LeVan, D. Albright — editor, C. Higgins, Business Staff — K. Schmoyer, M. Huntzinger — editor, M. McGovern, J. Herber, J. Kistler. D. Huber, M. McGovern. 112 Art Staff — S. Donatelli — editor, S. Schrader, M. Mc-Girr, N. Chapman, L. Moyer, G. Paduch, B. Roth, C. Harrier, R. Krause. Seniors — B. Holtzman — editor, G. Richards, M. Latham, C. Class, G. Mikylychak, K. Schneck, S. Hower, R. Gery, M. Dykstra, C. Heleva, K. Class. PAR-KEY Under the direction of Mr. Robert Gessner, the 1963 Par-Key staff set to work to edit a book which would justly portray the important events and activities of the school year. Betty Trimble and William Shimer were appointed co-cditors-in-chief, and along with the section editors and staff members the problems of publishing this book were solved. So, after nine months of both pleasure and headaches, we are proud to present the 1963 Par-Key. Activities — E. Knauss — editor, J. Mullet, B. Brandmeir, Features — J. Kraipovich — editor, N. Lichtenwalner, B. W. Ritschel, M. Trexler, S. Knauss. Blank, F. Bolas, H. Healy. 113 STUDENT B. Freeland, K. Kreller. SECOND ROW — D. Wirsing, K. Brong, P. Eakin, B. Schweitzer, S. Peters, J. Horlacher. 9th GRADE The Student Council, Parkland’s student governing body, combines its efforts with those of the administration in order to sponsor various school activities. 11th GRADE K. Checksfield, J. Freeland, M. Migatz, C. Blosc, A. Peoples, L. Best. S. Class, M. Dykstra, N. Schock; SECOND ROW: P. Mengel, L. Marzano, M. Sohonyay. 12th GRADE Among Student Council’s activities this year were: the Christmas basket project for needy families, the annual Sweetheart Ball, the Bonfire, the victory dances, and the Student of the month program. The council also conducted two junior high dances and is planning the organization of a junior high honor society. OFFICERS FIRST ROW: B. Murphy, R. Bartholomew, Mr. Sprenger (Adv.), SECOND ROW: Mr. Rohr, (Adv.), S. Scharfenberg, L. Thomas, K. Class, S. Schmoyer, D. Rauch, Mr. Gcrnerd (Adv.), THIRD ROW: G. Mikylychak, S. Donatelji, P. McKcon, S. Russell. GRADE FIRST ROW: P. Johnson, C. Bender, M. Trexler, C. Higgins, L. Thomas. SECOND ROW: P. Schreck, W. Wagner, L. Marzano, M. Hare, Mrs. Werley, Mr. Horvath, D. Maletz, G. Loch, S. Sassaman. TRUMPET Through its nine eight-page issues the Parkland High School Newspaper, The Trumpet, infonns and entertains the Parkland student body. In addition, The Trumpet provides its staff of approximately fifty members, reporters, photographers, cartoonists, and typists with sound practice in journalistic principles. Advised by Mrs. Carolyn Werley and Mr. Ronald Horvath, this organization also runs the school magazine drive, conducts an advertising campaign, and sponsors a hoagie sale and a dance. Typist hard at work. 116 Last minute checks on copy. FIRST ROW: Mr. German, D. Maletz, N. Hilliard, J. Mullet, E. Schaffer. SECOND ROW: H. Hcaly, J. Mc-Dougall, C. Higgins, G. Best, R. Kennedy, G. Reimert, M. Trcxler, K. Follweiler, M. Warke, D. Grim, K. Kunkle, P. Johnson. THIRD ROW: K. Hontz, P. Peck, G. Shep- herd, I. Mohr, L. Thomas, C. Bender, D. Hausman, L. Stauffer, E. Knauss, G. Becker, W. Wagner, J. Ellcnber-ger, R. Stoudt, R. Bartholomew, J. Kistler, R. Werley, G. Williams, W. Maletz. HONOR SOCIETY Parkland’s National Honor Society, under the ad-visorship of Mr. Floyd German, includes those sophomores, junior, and senior students who excel in scholarship, leadership, sendee, and character. Each year the members conduct a tapping ceremony for the induction of new members, sponsor a dance, help compile Christmas baskets for needy families, and present awards to the outstanding senior student in the various academic fields. Officers: W. Maletz, Trcas.; D. Maletz, Pres.; L. Stauffer, Members of Honor Society check bulletin board V. Pres.; C. Bender, Sec. for scholarship notices. F.T.A FIRST ROW: K. Heilman, K. Class, J. Krause, B. Brand-meir, M. Kuhns, D. Hoppes, L. Smith, C. Muth, L. Leiby, L. Rabenold, S. Doyle, L. Schraden. SECOND ROW: R. Drehcr, A. Harmany, C. Ruch, N. Werlcy, B. Casscl, S. Bronstcin, A. Diehl, B. Nothstein, P. Bacus, P. Thompson, C. Arner, C. Ziegler, S. Miller. THIRD ROW: D. Hallman, E. Long, M. Roberts, J. Kleppingcr. FOURTH ROW: S. Robinson, M. Bleiler, B. Rex, B. Marstcllar, N. Snyder, B. Kramer, E. Koch, J. Bower, L. Ihm, L. Smith, K. Gorman, J. Wenner, N. Chinlund, C. Bender, D. Haus-man, M. Nederostek, W. Wetmore, D. Rauch, S. Russell, K. Owens, L. Otter. FIFTH ROW: M. Wise, J. Dennis, S. Lee, G. Grapcr, C. Smith, J. Geibcl, M. Hertzmark. The Future Teachers of America club, advised by Mr. William Lohman, gives students an insight into the teaching profession. The members hear various high school teachers and college professors speak on teaching as a career. The club also visits several of the colleges throughout the area. Seniors — FIRST ROW: J. Salash, J. Kraipovich, J. S. Whildcn, C. Bcaler, K. Schmoycr, B. Roth, G. Ringer, Pake, M. Huntzinger, B. Holtzman, G. Mikylychak, S. P. Roberts, D. Albright, G. Richards, P. McKeon, A. Kru- Class, C. Stamm, Mr. Lohman (Adv.). SECOND ROW: pa. K. LeVan. F.F.A FIRST ROW: D. Wcrtman, R. Daniel, J. Prendinger, D. Hunsickcr, J. Brown. R. Newhardt. SECOND ROW: Mr. Chattin (Adv.), R. Wehr, J. Hoffman, D. Kulp, J. The Future Fanners of America, advised by Mr. Donald Chattin, is one of the most active groups at Parkland. The main objectives of this organization arc leadership and the promotion of better fanning Haldaman, L. Kuhns, L. Reichel, L. Schwartz, G. Wisser, G. Stein. methods. Various members of the Parkland Chapter of the F.F.A. have received awards for their outstanding perfonnance. FIRST ROW: N. Stauffer, J. Schell, T. Stettler, R. Snyder, R. Reppcrt, J. Schantz, W. Fritz, R. Bleiler, R. Knecht, G. George, M. Minnich. SECOND ROW: A. Hcintzleman, D. Ball, B. Smith, F. Kinzy, D. Haines. 119 FIRS7 ROW: J. Mullet, E. Schaeffer, N. Snyder, C. Buchert, M. Marangio. SECOND ROW: P. Mengel, J. Smale, C. Wehr, C. Kuhns, G. Paduch, B. Stein, D. Grim, R. Snyder, Mr. Seltzer (Adv.). STUDENT STORE Operating daily during the lunch periods is the student store, advised by Mr. Ralph Seltzer. Business Education students working in the store can gain practical experience in the business field. The store serves not only as a medium of educa tion, but also as a convenience for other students. Store members practice proper selling techniques. Stocking shelves is an important part of store maintenance. FIRST ROW: L. Budihas, D. Snyder, L. Kristofits, N. Lichtenwalner, D. Kuhns, E. Phillips, S. Kern, M. Reinert, E. George, C. Wchr, J. Roth, P. Oswald, S. Diehl. SECOND ROW: H. Lutz, C. Kuhns, C. Kale, L. Gloss, G. Paduch, J. Mullet, S. Werley, J. Haines, D. Grim, M. Mar-angio, C. Buchert, B. Miller, J. Reinsmith. THIRD ROW: Mr. Seltzer (Adv.), L. Bealcr. J. Wright, N. Best, E. Dreis-bach, J. Knerr, N. Wotring, K. Schneck, B. Stein, S. Koko-lus, D. Trollinger, K. Kunkle, P. Johnson, J. Schaffer, J. Schaeffer, E. Schaeffer, D. Spitko, R Gery. FOURTH ROW: D. Gracely, K. Bracken, P. Clauser, J. Leverington, I. Paukovitch, L. Guth, J. Yadush, B. Bachert, S. Kriner. B US IN ESS SER VICE The Business Service Club, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Seltzer, is composed of students who anticipate entering the business world. Participating students are assigned as secretaries to specific teachers. The club is beneficial both to the teachers, by aiding them in their work, as well as to the pupils by giving them experience in meeting the demands of the business world. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wertman (Adv.), A. Bachert, E. Schaeffer, L. Gloso, G. Paduch, L. Shoemaker. SECOND ROW: B. Miller, C. Bealcr, B. Smith, S. Whilden, P. Johnson, L. Bealer, J. Smale, J. Mullet, C. Buchert. THIRD ROW: B. Trimble, K. Kunkle, S. Wescoe, N. Schock, B. Reichenbach, J. Haines, N. Snyder, S. Werley, C. Wchr, H. Tyson, P. Kramer, M. Marangio, D. Grim. FOURTH ROW: K. Schncck, C. Harrier, N. Wotring, B. Stein, L. Roth, J. Peters, E. Benner. TRI-HI-T Serving the school, church, and community is the main purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y Club. Under the direction of Mrs. Miriam Wertman, the club has engaged in rallies, assembly programs, and several fund raising projects. Profits made by the club went toward the World Service Project and Cedar Brook. FIRST ROW: D. Miller, C. Yeager, D. Krcsge, J. Jaindcl, D. Hunsickcr, S. Kokolus, J. Schaeffer, J. Schaeffer, Mrs. Wertman (Adv.). SECOND ROW: D. Snyder, B. Mar- stellar, K. Kumerninsky, R. Koch, L. Otter, C. Ebert, S Kriner, C. Bortz, S. Beidleman. FIRST ROW: R. Snyder, M. Lappen, D. Nehf. SECOND ROW: R. Peters, J. Csencitz, C. Sehmoyer, D. Schneck, L. Snyder, D. Maletz, E. Scholl, L. Best, J. Bogcrt. THIRD ROW: Mr. Diehl (Adv.), W. Shimer. L. Otto, T. Clark, W. Maletz, P. Astleford, G. Smith, R. Heintzclman, J. Kistler, W. Wagner, M. McGovern, T. Eck, R. Bartholomew. KEY CLUB The Parkland Key Club’s main objectives are service and leadership. Ushering at basketball games, sponsoring the oratorical contest, International Day, and Junior Olympics Day arc several of the school services performed by the club. In addition, a $250 scholarship is awarded to a Parkland Senior each year. The Parkland Key Club, advised by Mr. David Diehl, was chosen as one of the top five clubs in Pennsylvania. Key Club Officers include: D. Schneck, J. Kistler. Nl. McGovern, R. Bartholomew. 123 BETA TRI-HI-T FIRST ROW: M. Lalo, P. Lampman, V. Greenawald, P. Bortz, D. Laudenslager, G. DeLong. SECOND ROW: C. Mast, L. Ankrom, M. Lamm, E. Lichtenwalner, B. Carley, H. Lutz, L. Lutz, Mrs. Poppc (Adv.). THIRD ROW: S. Brown, L. Lichtenwalner, C. Barto, F. Werley, S. Heckman, Beta Tri-Hi-Y is a service club which prepares girls for their duties and offices in the Senior Tri-Hi-Y. Among their money raising projects were a dance L. Bauer. FOURTH ROW: V. Baker, H. Hartranft, M. Roberts, D. Litchauer, K. Mantz, P. Laudenslager, D. Smale, B. Wisser, K. Haas. FIFTH ROW: R. Kline, P. Wright, D. Sechler, D. Miller, D. Davis, P. Mertz, V. Schantz. and a hoagie sale, the proceeds of which were given to the World Service and Cedar Brook. GIRLS’ VARSITY CLUB PEP SQUAD MEMBERS — FIRST ROW: C. Wehr, Y. Yurasits, B. Arndt, L. Lutz, J. Yadush, D. Albright, J. Pake, H. Lutz, M. Blcilcr, C. Beil. SECOND ROW: S. Kriner, H. Tyson, S. Wcrley, J. Haines, M. Sohonyay, W. Ritschcl, P. Diehl, V. Bleiler, M. Hujsa, A. Dougherty. THIRD ROW: L. Christman, M. Dykstra, B. Roth, R. Gery, C. Smith, J. Kalna, B. Huntzingcr, D. Lichtenwalncr, J A newly organized group at Parkland High School during the 1962-63 school term is the Pep Squad which is sponsored by the Girls’ Varsity Club. To be eligible for the Pep Squad, it was necessary to be nominated by one of the four members of the Varsity Boyda, J. Beitler. FOURTH ROW: S. Felker, L. Smith, K. Gorman, J. Kraipovich, M. Huntzinger, B. Kraipovich, S. Chapman, S. Bear, K. Shellhamer. FOURTH ROW: E. Knauss, S. Whildin, C. Higgins, G. Shepherd, L. Stauffer, K. Ellis, P. Wilson, H. Siegele, S. Robinson, J. Klcp-pinger. Club. Much spirit has been added to athletic events by the presence of these energetic cheerers. At the next sporting event be sure to watch for this group of Parkland patriots. VARSITY CLUB MEMBERS AND PEP SQUAD OFFICERS: Miss Birosik (Adv.), N. Hilliard, J. Pake, J. Yadush, D. Albrieht. Majorettes relax before the performance. This picture illustrates one of their many unusual routines. MAJORETTES Time out for demonstration. Energy and spirit are used by these high-steppers to display their talent and unique ideas at football games, basketball games, and parades. Headed by Jeanne Drabic, the majorettes have presented many original routines throughout the year; such 2l$ the Sleigh Ride Routine, the Sailor Routine, and othe unusual marching routines. FIRST ROW: J. Frantz, J. Drabic — Captain, N. Best. SECOND ROW: J. Krause, J. Pratt, S. Lasarus, D. Warm-kessel, J. Rcinsmith, E. Haines, J. Eyer, I. Mohr, C. Smith Miss Kraynick (Adv.), Alternates: B. Schweitzer, S. Miller, A. Dougherty, M. Latham. D. Peters, K. LeVan, C. Hcleva, P. McKeon, S. Class — captain, K. Heilman, E. Oswald, G. Mikylychak. CHEERLEADERS Parkland’s lively cheerleaders are always ready and willing to liven the sports’ program. Their main goal is to boost school spirit — displaying their skills at basketball and football games. Their year-round service is of great value to Parkland. S. Guth, K. Evans, O. Howell, N. Wilson, J. Rice, S. Holtzman, S. Long, M. Ellis. I (a! lararwm- of p. ., mpnibers chosen to represent it in District, SENIOR BAND CLARINETS A. Schultz P. Bastian P. Thompson K. Bcitler D. Trumbauer B. Brandmeir M. Brigham C. Wright J. Dresser BASS HORN L. Foster D. Moyer A. Grammes D. Hamm L. Haley B. Search J. Heilman J. Kokolus L. Laub W. Maletz D. Miller R. Ochs L. Rabenold C. Ruch S. Schmoyer J. Schrieber F. Selig FLUTES TROMBONE S. Diehl R. Astleford P. Edwards L. Geiger R. Griescmer E. Grammes E. Hoffman L. Grim S. Hower J. Hausman R. Kennedy C. MacArthur S. Kresge D. Reichard M. Roberts L. Ringer J. Wild L. Schiffer J. Woroniak R. Sell G. Williams FRENCH HORN L. Dalrymple STRING BASS S. Horvath C. Kreller R. Krause G. Ringer R. Miller TRUMPET BARITONE L. Bernhard R. Dal Lago D. Boberski D. Dreisbach B. Doll T. Muth E. Englert R. Snyder D. Fenstermacher J. Gainfort COLOR GUARD AND R. Geiger BANNER CARRIERS O. Gricsemer G. Brcininger L. Hahn R. Barnes B. Peters G. Carl B. Rex S. Lilliard R. Domey PERCUSSION M. Ebert G. Bair K. Hontz R. Becker R. Jacoby L. Bittner R. Miller J. Daley S. Schmoyer I). Maletz C. Rhodel F. Newhard District Band members take a well deserved break to pose for a picture. J. Warmkessel 8. Williams BASSOON J. Chorney T. Schaeffer P. Schraden OBOE L. Klotz Y. Miller BASS CLARINET S. Hertzog K. Moyer CLARINET J. Walters SAXOPHONES J. Barnes G. Bieber B. Blank P. Eichler J. Ellenberger R. Heintzelman S. Kern J. Rabenold E. Ringer E. Schmidt G. Sell C. Williams GLOCKENSPIEL M. Hunsicker Drum Majorette, Yvonne Miller, strikes a familiar pose. FIRST ROW: J. Snyder, L. Bcachel, S. Sassaman, S. Laubach, N. Gevert, B. Andrews, S. Harwick, J. Beitler, W. Ritschel, D. Hoppes, C. Kale, G. Shepherd, D. Hallman. SECOND ROW: L. Lichtenwalner, B. Marstellar, S. Plarr, B. Searle, H. Hcaly, M. Blciler, S. Hajcwski, J. Boyda, C. Bender, J. McDougall, L. Schraeder, J. Haines, P. Peck, O. Howell. THIRD ROW: C. Ebert, J. Mitchell, K. Kramer, C. Harrier, V. Maury, L. Pfromm, S. Burkhardt, D. Albright, L. Stauffer, K. Follweiler, B. Brown, L. Ankron, P. Diehl, E. Knauss. FOURTH ROW: G. Williams, W. Reinsert, J. Ellenberger, J. Kistler, R. Levan, R. Heintzelman, W. Whittaker, R. Reitz, K. Hauser, M. Diehl, C. Reese, R. Dorney, M. Strohl. SENIOR CHORUS Under the direction of Mrs. Ruth DeLong, the Senior Chorus practiced, practiced, and practiced in order to present an excellent group of programs to the student body of Parkland High School. Participating in “Christmas In Old Lehigh,” the chorus made its first appearance with its new director. The Chorus also presented its spring concert along with several performances during assembly programs. We are proud to state that members of our chorus were selected to participate in District and Regional Choruses. Chorus members rehearse for Spring Concert. District Chorus members include: L. Stauffer, R. Heintzelman, G. Williams, W. Reimert, J. Kistler. FLUTES M. Fetterman M. Seagreaves C. Brandmeir M. Dorney M. Sechler S. Woroniak BASS CLARINET R. Stahley BASSOON S. Schreck OBOE J. Rees SAXOPHONES B. Coover P. Danenhower C. Frantz R. King C. Kovacs B. Longenbach D. Hilbert F. Hoffman J. Roth S. Shetter K. Zimmerman TROMBONE K. Mohr G. Search L. Geiger G. Kennedy C. Otto JUNIOR BAND BASS HORN J. Balliet G. Reeder BARITONE L. Arbogast FRENCH HORN S. Horvath L. Longenbach V. Pfromm PERCUSSION L. Eyer R. Getz G. Crisp F. Drake C. Dresser R. Gogel M. Huntzinger G. Klotz L. Koch D. Stanley GLOCKENSPIEL S. Durn S. Hoffman E. Phillips CLARINETS L. Allcrton R. Bagin G. Banzhoff L. Bear J. Bortz C. Franz S. Hacker J. Haley J. Hendricks D. Hoffman J. Kerschner W. Kncrr R. Koenig M. Kuhns P. Masonheimer C. Mcches L. Nelson R. Pcischer B. Peters J. Robbins B. Ruch B. Schlaugh S. Selig L. Sherer R. Smith L. Wcrley F. Williams D. Angstadt C. Charles V. Ely N. George K. Handwerk L. Kale S. Kehm P. Laudenslager S. McBride N. Mengle D. Ncwhard R. Oberly L. Rabenold D. Sechler TRUMPETS V. Close R. Frantz C. Georgiadis R. Lch A. Koch D. Kuhns C. McLainc L. Sandt A. Wright P. Armstrong L. Blose D. Correll C. Friebolin V. Greenawalds S. Hcmerly R. Hoffman J. Jacoby T. Judt J. Klotz G. Lewis B. Maury R. Mengel W. Snyder 132 JUNIOR CHORUS The Junior Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Ruth DeLong, is composed of members of the eight grade. A seventh-grade chorus (not pictured) also adds to this group. The Chorus has participated in much the same type of activity as the Senior Chorus by performing concerts and engaging in various other musical programs throughout the school year. Pictured above are: FIRST ROW SECOND ROW D. Ritter P. Smith B. Gardner B. Frantz J. Heleva D. Ruch S. Ritter J. Fink L. Wetzel L. Bennicoflf R. Maletz C. Kcmmerer B. Freeland C. Nonnemacher M. DeLong P. Longo B. Phifer M. Kelly D. Bailev THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW B. Rechtor C. Rossowski M. Barlok S. Chapman N. Powell R. Barnes S. Peters C. Brezorec C. Geiger E. Bernat L. Christman M. Kean H. Butschek A. VanTol D. Weatherhold D. Hoffman E. Follweiler K. Hartman 133 SENIOR ACTIVITIES DONNA ALBRIGHT Orcficld Sr. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4 Varsity Hockey 4 Intramural Hockey 1,2,3 Aquacade 2 Par-Key — Sports Editor 4 Jr. Dramatics Club 1 Bridge Club 3 Pep Squad 4 LARRY ALTEMOS R.D. 3, Allentown Football 1,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 3,4 Nature Club 3,4 Band 1 CARL ANTHONY R.D. 1 Student Council 2 Trumpet 2,3 Baseball 1 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3 Capt. 2 Audio Visual 2 Camera Club 3 BARBARA ARNDT T rexlertown Pep Squad 4 Sr. Chorus 1,2 Trumpet 3 Par-Key 4 Dramatics Club 2,4 Sketch Club 3 ANNA BACHERT Orefield Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball 2,3 PATRICIA BACHMAN 2822 Main St., Schnecksville Jr. Band 1,2 Knitting Club 2,3 F.T.A. 3 JOHN BACON 2115 N. 32nd St. Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Track 2 Trumpet 1,2 Gym Club 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,2,3 RICHARD BARTHOLOMEW 3815 Hamilton St. Student Council 1,2,3,4 Pres 4 Key Club 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 German Honor Club 3,4 Band 1,2,3 DONALD BARTLETT 3939 Wordsworth St. Chess Club 1 CAROL BEALER 2028 Walbert Ave. F.T.A. 2,3,4 Pres. 4 Aquacade 2,3 Varsity Hockey 4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 LORETTA BEALER 2028 Walbert Ave. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 Intramural Basketball 1,2 THOMAS BEALER 2028 Walbert Ave. Football 1 Wrestling 3,4 Track 4 Audio Visual Aids 1,2 GARY BECKER 132 Beverly Drive Art Club 1,2,3 Jr. Band 1,2 Sr. Chorus 3 National Honor Society 3,4 German Honor Society 4 KATHLEEN BEITLER 119 Lime St., Fogclsville Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball 2,4 EILEEN BENNER 2533 Main St., Schnecksville Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 SHIRLEY BENSINGER Coplay R.D. 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1 DAVID BEST 10 Grape St., Greenawalds Wrestling 3,4 Football 4 GAIL BEST Neffs Band 1,2 Sr. Dramatics Club 2 Library 3 CHERYL BEYER 670 Webster Ave. Pep Squad 4 Varsity Hockey 4 JANET BINGLER Orcficld R.D. 1 Tri-Hi-Y 4 BETSY BLANK R.D. 1, Allentown Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Trumpet 3 Par-Key 4 Sr. Dramatics Club 2 German Honor Club 4 Library Club 3 ELEANOR BLEILER R.D. 1, Breinigsville Tri-Hi-Y 1 Library Club 3 VALERIE BLEILER Fogelsville Chorus 1 Intramurals 2,3 FRANCINE BOLAS 1910 Focht Ave. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Trumpet 3 German Honor Club 4 Par-Key 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Library Club 3 BARBARA BOLTZ 2216 W. Wood lawn St. MONROE BRUCH 2415 Congress St. Basketball 1,2,3 World Outlook Club 3 CAROL BUCHERT R.D. 1, Breinigsville Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,4 Dramatics Club 3 Student Store 4 Manager 4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 GLENN BUSH 118 Walbert Ave. Student Council 1 Bridge Club 2,3 Nature Club 4 NANCY CHAPMAN 2445 Pennsylvania Ave. Aquacade 1,2 Sr. Chorus 1,2 Art Club 3 Jr. Play 3 Par-Key 4 Library Club 2 134 SUSAN CLASS 1122 N. Main St. Student Council 1,2,3,4 Secretary 2 V. President Treas. 3 Aquacade 2,3 Trumpet 1 Jr. Play 2,3 Par-Key 4 Intramurals 2,3,4 F.T.A. 2,3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Treas. 2 Co-Capt. 3 Captain 4 Sr. Chorus 1,2 Sr. Library Club 1 Class Treas. 4 JAMES CROASDALE 3319 Lincoln Circle Track 1,2,3,4 Swimming 2,3,4 Sr. Chorus 1,2,3,4 JOHN CSENCITZ 11 Cardinal Drive Track 1,2,4 Intramural Basketball 1,2 Wrestling 2,3 NANCY DANIEL Route 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1 Intramural Basketball 1,2 TIMOTHY DAUSHER Route 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 SANDRA DeBONTA 3322 Helen St. Sr. Chorus 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1 Knitting Club 2 RONALD DcPAOLIS 1548 N. 25th St. Wrestling 4 Gym Club 4 GAYNE DESHLER 331 Jennie Avc. Track 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 MARK DIEHL Route 1, Orefield Science Fair 1,2,3,4 Jr. Play 3 PHYLLIS DIEHL 1437 N. Muhlenberg St. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club 1,2 Intramural Sports 2,3,4 Natural History Society 3,4 F.T.A. 3,4 Trumpet 4 SANDRA DONATELLI Route 3 F.T.A. 3,4 Bridge Club 3 Par-Key, Co-Art Editor 4 Library Club 1 Music Appreciation Club 2 Intramural Sports 1,2,3 HERSHEL DORNEY 18 N. 39 St. Track 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Chess Club 2,3 German Honor Club 4 Basketball 1 ALICE DUERR 1140 N. 23 St. Chorus 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 2,3,4 Russian Club 3 Trumpet 2,3 Par-Key 4 MAROLYN DYKSTRA 670 Webster Avc. Aquacade 2,3 Chorus 2 Jr. Class Play 3 F.T.A. 3 Trumpet 3 Intramurals 2,3 Par-Key 4 Hockey 4 TERRY ECK Trcxlertown Class V. P. 1 Football 2,3,4 Key Club 3,4 Chorus 3 Jr. Class Play 3 Par-Key 4 RICHARD EDWARDS 1407 Springhousc Road Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Crew 1,2,3,4 JAMES ELLENBERGER 2818 Columbia Ave. Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Jr. Play 3 Dance Band 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2 County Band 2,3,4 District Band 4 FRANK ERNST Route 1 Current Events 2,3 Intramurals 2,3,4 GRANT FIELD Route 1 Football 1,2,3 Chess Club 3 Stage Club 4 Track 2 RICHARD FREY Route 1, Wescoesville Wrestling 2,3,4 Gym Club 3,4 Varsity Club 4 BARRY FRITCH Fogelsville Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 SHARON GEHMAN 3145 Shrewsbury Road Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 2 RITA GERY 3345 Oxford Circle F.T.A. 2 Basketball Manager 3 Hockey Manager 4 Majorette Club 2 Jr. Play Committee 3 Trumpet 3 Par-Key 4 NANCY GEVERT Trexlertown Chorus 1,2 Chess Club Music Appreciation 2 Russian 3 FREDERICK GIBISER 1542 N. 25 Street Par-Key 4 Photo Club 1,2,3 Gym Club 4 LINDA GLOSS Route 3 Senior Band 1,2 Sketching Club 2,3 Basketball 3 Business Service Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 135 ORRIEN GRIESEMER 325 W. Albright Avc. Swimming 3,4 Track 4 Sr. Band 1,2,3,4 Swimming Club 3,4 Science Fair 1,4 DIANE GRIM Route 1, Coplay Chorus 1 Student Council 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Student Store 4 Bookkeeper Honor Society 3,4 Business Sendee Club 4 KENNETH GULDIN Route 3 Audio Visual Aids 1,2,3 JANICE HAINES 3707 Dorncy Park Road Chorus 1,2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 Business Sendee Club 4 Pep Squad 4 Intramural Sports 3,4 JAMES HALDAMAN Route 3 Art Club 2,3,4 F.F.A. 2,3,4 Chaplain 4 CAROL HARRIER Route 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 First V. Pres. 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Par-Key 4 HARVEY HARTUNG Route 1, Schnecksville Photo Club 1 Nature Club 2,3,4 KENNETH HAUSER Route 1, Oreficld Senior Band 1,2 Color Guard 2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Audio Visual Aids 1,2 Nature Club 3 Physics Club 4 Junior Play 3 Intramurals Sports 1,2,3,4 Track 4 HARLENE HEALY 3717 Trexler Blvd. Basketball 1,2,3 Chorus 2,3,4 Trumpet 3 Honor Society 3,4 RICHARD HEINTZELMAN Neffs Chorus 1,2,3,4 Senior Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 1,3,4 Junior Play 3 Key Club 3,4 District Chorus 4 Regional Chorus 4 County Band 2,4 Student Council 2 F.T.A. 2,3 CAROL HELEVA Route 3 Chcerleading 2,3,4 Par-Key 4 Aquacade 2,3 Intramural Sports 2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Library Club 1 F.T.A. 3 JOHN HENDRICKS 56 Kernsville Rd., Oreficld Physics Club 4 Intramural Sports 2,3 CANDIS HIGGINS 3223 Oxford Circle Chorus 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Trumpet 3,4 Editor 4 Par-Key 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Intramural Hockey 1,2,3 Varsity Hockey 4 Bridge Club 2,3 Aquacade 2 NANCY HILLIARD 1412 W. 22 Street Jr. Dramatics Club 1,2 Chorus 1 Trumpet 2,3 Aquacade 2 Par-Key 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Hockey 4 Honor Society 2 Junior Play 2 Varsity Club 4 Leadership 4 Pep Squad 4 Treas. 4 JAMES HOFFMAN Route 3 F.F.A. 1,2,3 Chaplain 3 Audio Visual Aids 2 BARBARA HOLTZMAN 3446 Hampton Road Library Club 1 Bridge Club 2 Aquacade 2,3 Trumpet 2 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 Par-Key 3,4 Assist. Senior Ed. 3 Senior Editor 4 Junior Play 2,3 F.T.A. 2,3,4 Student Council 4 JACK HOWELL 1215 N. 22 Street Science Fair 1 Nature Club 2,3 Junior Play 3 Chorus 3,4 Football 3,4 Intramural Sports 3,4 SUZANNE HOWER 23 W. Focht St., Greenawald. Christmas Pageant 1,2,3 Science Fair 1,2 Senior Band 1,2,3,4 County Band 4 Gym Club 2 Russian Club 3 German Honor Club 4 Treas. 4 Intramural Sports 2,3 Junior Play Committee 3 Honor Society 4 Par-Key 4 DOUGLAS HUBER 17 S. Fairview Avenue Basketball 1,2,3,4 Par Key 4 MILDRED HUNSICKER Route 1, Wescocsvillc Senior Band 1,2,3,4 Science Fair 1 Junior Play 3 Intramural Sports 3 Russian Club 3 Library Club 4 MOLLIE HUNTSINGER Orefield Senior Chorus 2 Trumpet 2 Class Play 2,3 Basketball 3 F.T.A. 3,4 Hockey Team 4 Intramural Sports 4 Par-Key 4 Business Manager 4 136 PATRICIA JOHNSON Route 1, Wescocsvillc Senior Chorus 1,2,3 Christmas Pageant 1,2,3 Jr. Class Play 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 President 4 Typist for Trumpet 4 Honor Society 3,4 Business Service Club 4 DAVID KERSCHNER Route 1, Wescoesville Science Fair 1 Photo Club 1,2,3 Jr. Play Committee 3 Christmas Pageant 1 Color Guard 2,3 Stage Club 4 JAMES KISTLER Orcficld R.D. 1 Class President 1,3,4 Class Vice Pres. 2 Senior Chorus 1,2,3,4 District Chorus 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,2 Delegate-at-Largc 2 Football 3,4 Key Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Class Play 2,3,4 T rumpet Assist. Bus. Manager 2 THOMAS KLEPPINGER 37 S. 42nd St. Class Play 3,4 Gym Club 3,4 EILEEN KNAUSS 2921 Main Blvd. Student Council 1 Band 1 Senior Library Club 2 Trumpet 2,3 Intramural Sports 2,3,4 Jr. Class Play 3 Par-Key 3,4 Activities Ed. 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 SALLY KNAUSS 2921 Main Blvd. Junior Journal Club 1 Editor 1 Current Events Club 2 Trumpet 2,3,4 Weather Club 3 Par-Key 4 RANDOLPH KOCH Route 1, Orefield Band 1,2 Dance Band 2 Wrestling 2 JOAN KRAIPOVICH 2946 Pennsylvania St. Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Jr. Play Committee 3 Current Events Club 2 Trumpet 2,3 Varsity Hockey 4 Honor Society 4 Sr. Library Club 1 Par-Key 3,4 Ass’t. Editor 3 Features Editor 4 Pep Squad 4 PATRICIA KRAMER Wescoesville R.D. 1 Home Economics Club 1 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 ROBERT KRAUSE 2239 Main St. Schnecksville Science Fair 1 Band 1,2,3,4 County Band 3 Dramatic Club 1,2 Jr. Class Play 3 Russian Club 3 Aquacade (Art Committee) 3 Par-Key 4 CAROL KRESSLEY 4030 Chew St. Senior Library Club 3,4 ALEXIA KRUPA Box 106, Coplay R. 1 Senior Library Club 2 Jr. Class Play 3 Typing Club 3 F.T.A. 2,3,4 Trumpet 3,4 CAROL KUHNS Trexlertown Senior Library Club 3 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Student Store 4 Par-Key 4 LARRY KUHNS Route 3, Allentown F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 DENNIS KULP Orefield R.D. 1 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Parliamentarian 2 Reporter 3 Vice Pres. 4 JOHN KUMERNITSKY 1074 Main Street, Egypt KAY KUNKLE 1818 Stanley Street Chorus 1,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 Junior Class Play 3 Honor Society 3,4 Business Service Club 4 MARCIA LATHAM 3928 Kilmer Avenue F.T.A. 2,3,4 Junior Class Play 3 Aquacade 3 Gym Club 3 Cheerleader 4 Par-Key 4 RICHARD LATHAM 3928 Kilmer Avenue Gym Club 3,4 KATHRYN LcVAN 327 Jennie Avenue Chorus 1,2,3 F.T.A. 3,4 Aquacade 2,3 Junior Class Play 2,3 Cheerleader 4 JUDY LICHTENWALNER Route 1, Brcinigsville Tri-Hi-Y 1 Intramural Sports 2 Russian Club 3 Senior Library Club 4 HELEN LUTZ Fogclsville Christmas Pageant 1 Cheerleader 1 Chorus 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Intramural Sports 2 Library Club 3,4 Pep Squad 3,4 DONALD MALETZ 2843 South Street Student Council 1,3 Current Events 2 Chess Club 3 Band 3,4 District Band 4 Trumpet 3,4 Sports Ed. Key Club 4 German Honor Club 4 Honor Society 3,4 Pres. 4 MARYANNE MARANCIO 7 BriarclifT Road Jr. Play Committee 3 Business Service Club 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Student Council 4 137 LEONARD MARZANO Route 1, Schnecksville Library Club 1,2 Christmas Pageant 1 Chorus 1,3 Dramatics Club 3 Student Council 4 Trumpet 3,4 Par-Key 4 DEWEY MASENHEIMER 1609 N. 20 Street Senior Nature Club 1 Baseball 3 Football 3 MERILEE McGIRR 104 S. Parkway Road Christmas Pageant 1 Library Club 1 Gym Club 2,3 Aquacade 2,3 Jr. Play Committee 3 Par-Key 4 michael McGovern 3220 Lincoln Circle Basketball 1,2 Football 1,3 Stage Crew 1,2 Student Council 1,2,3 Class President 2 Class Vice-President 4 Jr. Class Play 3 Key Club 2,3,4 Pres. 4 Varsity Club 4 Par-Key 3.4 PHYLLIS McKEON Route 1, Orefield Intramural Sports 2,3 Jr. Class Play 3 Aquacade 2,3 Trumpet 3 F.T.A. 3,4 Treas. 4 Senior Chorus 1,2 Science Fair 1 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,3,4 Delegate-at-Large 3,4 FRED McLAINE 2414 Dawes Street PAUL MENGEL T rexlertown Chorus 1 Current Events Club 1 Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 Student Store 4 Senior Dramatics Club 4 THEODORE MEYERS 1614 N. 19 Street Archiology Club 1 Audio Visual Aids Club 2,3 KENNETH MICKLEY Orefield GRACE MIKYLYCHAK Route 1 Christmas Pageant 1 Intramurals Sports 3,4 Jr. Class Play 3 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Par-Key 4 Student Council 3,4 F.T.A. 3,4 BONNALEE MILLER Route 1, Breinigsville Chorus 1,2,4 Tri-FIi-Y 1,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball 3,4 Business Service Club 4 YVONNE MILLER 28 E. Focht Avenue Band 1,2,3,4 County Band 2,3 Drum Majorette 1,2,3,4 German Honor Club V-Pres. 4 Bridge Club 2,3 Science Fair 1 Christmas Pageant 1 RONALD MOHR Fogelsville Travel Club 1 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Sports Club 2,3,4 EMMET MOLLOY 1245 Marshall Street Band 1,2,3,4 JAMES MOYER 2803 Main Street Fly Tying 2 Physics Club 4 LINN MOYER 3041 Elm Drive Science Fair 1 Archeology Club 1 Chorus 1 Audio Visual Aids Club 2 Art Club 3 Aquacade 3 Swimming Team 3,4 Gym Club 4 RANDALL MOYER Route 1 Wescoesvillc JANET MULLET 1432 Helen Avenue Chorus 1,2 Student Council 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 Jr. Dramatics Club 1 Business Service Club 3 Student Store 4 Honor Society 3,4 ROSE MUTH Breinigsville Tri-Hi-Y 1 Sr. Library Club 3 Intramural Sports 3 BRUCE NAU 2016 Wehr Avenue Stage Club 3,4 DENNIS NECKER Orefield Route 1 Stage Club 1,2 Nature Club 3,4 RICHARD NEWHARD Route 1 Schnecksville F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Reporter 4 LEE OLDT Sieger Gardens, Orefield Basketball 1 Baseball 1,3 Jr. Class Play 3 Swimming Team 2,3,4 Gym Club 1,2,3,4 JAMES OSWALD 2931 Walnut Street Stage Club 1,2,3 Business Service Club 3,4 GLORIA PADUCH 404 N. Orchard St., Fogels. Art Club 1 F.B.L.A. 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 Student Store 4 JANE PAKE 687 S. Cedar Crest Blvd. Travel Club 1 Music Appreciation Club 2 Aquacade 2 Jr. Class Play 3 Gym Club 3,4 F.T.A. 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 MARY ANN PARRY 1720 Columbia St. Sr. Library Club 1 Intramural Sports 3 Gym Club 2,3,4 138 JANET PETERS Route 1 Slatington Homemakers Club 1 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 ROBERT PETERS 3225 Highland St. Football 1,2 Track 1 Wrestling 3,4 Gym Club 1,2,4 Current Events Club 3 Key Club 2,3,4 Lt. Gov. Division 173 SHERMAN PETERS Route 1 Allentown Jr. High Photo Club 1 Sr. Photo Club 2,3 Treasurer 2 Audio Visual Aids Club 4 Intramural Sports 3,4 RAYMOND QUIGLEY 1433 N. 19th St. Science Fair 1 Christmas Pageant 1 Bridge Club 2 Junior Class Play 2 Current Events Club 2 Swimming Team 1 Sonoramic Club 3 Par-Key 4 LEWIS REICHEL Route 1, Breinigsville F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Audio Visual Aids 1 BONNIE REICHENBACH Route 1, Orefield Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 Business Service Club 3 GAIL REIMERT 1451 N. 25 Street Christmas Pageant 1 Science Fair 1 Chorus 1 Current Events 1 Trumpet 2,4 Bridge Club 2,3 Student Council 2,3 Business Service 3,4 Prom Committee 3 Honor Society 3,4 Par-Key 4 Jr. Class Play 3 WILLIAM REIMERT Route 1, Schnecksville Student Council 1,2,3 Key Club 2,3 Chorus 1,2,3 Football 1 Swimming Team 3 GEORGINE RICHARDS 3310 Oxford Circle F.T.A. 2,3,4 Par-Key 4 GERALDINE RICHARDS 3310 Oxford Circle F.T.A. 2,3,4 Par-Key 4 GLORIA RINGER 1914 Belleview Rd. Concert Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 1,2,4 County Band 2 Commencement Band 2,3 Russian Club 3 F.T.A. 4 Jr. Play Committee 3 DELORES RIOVO Route 1, Wescoesville Travel Club 1 Science Fair 1 Russian Club 3 Jr. Class Play 3 Par-Key 4 Christmas Pageant 1 THOMAS RISSE 2229 Walbert Avenue Nature Club 2 World Outlook Club 3,4 Current Events Club 1 WENDY RITSCHEL Trexlertown Sr. Band 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Music Appreciation 2 Dramatics Club 3 Student Council 2 Par-Key 4 PATRICIA ROBERTS 661 Glick Avenue F.T.A. 2,3,4 Sr. Library Club 2,3 Bridge Club 4 Trumpet 2 BRENDA ROTH 3457 Congress Street Science Fair 1 Christmas Pageant 1 Student Council 1 Chorus 2,3,4 Sr. Library Club 2,3,4 Sec. 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1 Sec. 1 F.T.A. 4 Jr. Class Play 3 Par-Key 4 LINDA ROTH Route 1, Orefield Business Service Club 3 BUELL RUCH Route 1, Coplay Football 2 Nature Club 2 JOANNE SALASH Route 1, Coplay Science Fair 1,3 Sr. Dramatics Club 3 F.T.A. 2,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Jr. Class Play 3 Art Club 3 French Club 4 Christmas Pageant 1 WILLIAM SAVITZ 1321 N. 18 Street Senior Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 3,4 THOMAS SCHAEDEL Route 1, Schnecksville Swimming Team 4 ELAINE SCHAEFFER 3202 Cambridge Circle Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Sec. 4 Knitting Club 2 Student Store 4 Honor Society 3,4 Jr. Class Play 3 Par-Key 4 TERESA SCHAEFFER Route 1, Coplay Band 1,2,3,4 District Band 2,3,4 Regional Band 3,4 District Orchestra 3,4 Dance Band 2,4 County Band 1,2,3,4 Science Fair 1 Christmas Pageant 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1 Treas. 1 Chess Club 3 Jr. Class Play 3 Honor Society 4 CARL SCHMOYER Breinigsville Christmas Pageant 1 Science Fair 1 Jr. Play Committee 3 Student Council 3 Key Club 4 Russian Club 3 Nature Club 2 139 KATHLEEN SCHMOYER 2210 Main Boulevard Chorus 2 Russian Club 3 F.T.A. 3,4 Par-Key 4 Jr. Class Play 3 Bridge Club 3 Christmas Pageant 1 Science Fair 1 WILLIAM SCHMOYER Route 1, Orefield Christmas Pageant 1 DAVID SCHNECK 1203 N. 23 Street Football 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Key Club 2,3,4 Basketball 2 Varsity P Club 4 Russian Club 3 KATHLEEN SCHNECK 2197 Main St., Schnecksville Par-Key 4 Trumpet 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,4 Business Service Club 3,4 NADINE SHOCK 2420 Dawes Street Intramurals 1,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Student Council 4 Par-Key 4 EDWIN SCHRADER Route 1, Orefield Skin Diving Club 3 HOWARD SHULTZ Route 1, Breinigsville Chess Club 4 LOUIS SCHWARTZ Slatington Route 1 Audio Visual Aids 1,2 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 President 4 TIMOTHY SEAGREAVES 2037 Custer St. Sr. Band 1,2 Audio Visual Aids 3,4 Dance Band 1,2 DENNIS SHELLHAMMER Route 2 Sleep Club 1,2,3,4 FAYE SHELLHAMMER 3805 Dorncy Park Road Basketball 1,2,3 Chorus 1 GEORGIA SHEPHERD 1212 Cedar Crest Blvd. Trumpet 1,2,3,4 Features Ed. 3 Sr. Chorus 3,4 Jr. Play 3 Honor Society 2,3,4 Library Club 1,2,3 Vice President 3 Intramurals 2,3 WILLIAM SHIMER 1130 N. 29 St. Sr. Band 1,2,3 Sr. Chorus 2,3 Jr. Play 2,3 Dance Band 1 Key Club 4 Basketball Manager 2,3,4 Business Service Club 3 Par-Key Assist. Art Ed. 3 Co-Editor-in-Chief 4 LINDA SHOEMAKER Schnecksville Route 1 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 JANE SMALE .2824 Helen St. Chorus 1,2 Intramurals 3 Band 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Library Club 1,2 BRENDA SMITH Allentown Route 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Par-Key 4 LAMAN SNYDER 3310 Main St., Neffs Gym Club 3,4 Student Council 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 2,3,4 Sr. Chorus 1,2,3 Key Club 3,4 Jr. Play 3 JOANNE SNYDER 28 N. Glenwood Ave. Sr. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Par-Key 4 Jr. Play Committee 3 Gym Club 3 Prom Committee 3 NANCY SNYDER Route 1, Brcindigsville Homemaking Club 1 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 Chaplain 4 Par-Key 4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 4 RONALD SNYDER Orefield Wrestling 3,4 Gym Club 3,4 MARIANNE SOHONYAY 58 Egypt Rd., Laurys Class Secretary 4 Par-Key-Faculty Ed. 4 Student Council 3,4 Class Play 3 CHRISTIANE STAMM Route 1, Orefield F.T.A. 4 Student Council 4 German Honor Club 4 LORRAINE STAUFFER Allentown Route 3 Sr. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Vice President 4 Trumpet 3,4 Library Club 1,2 Russian Club 3 German Honor Club 4 Intramurals 2 Par-Key 4 BETTY STEIN 1418 N. 16th St. Library Club 1 Business Service Club 3,4 Par-Key 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Student Store 4 DAVID STETTLER Allentown, Route 1 Sr. Nature Club 1,2,3,4 WALTER STETTLER 1720 Stanley St. Nature Club 2 World Outlook Club 3 Meteorology Club 4 JAMES STIBITZ 19 S. 38 St. Nature Club 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 140 ROGER STOUDT Orefield National Honor Society 3,4 German Honor Club 4 Band 1,2 MARY TREXLER 3220 Highland St. Science Fair 1 Christmas Pageant 1,3,4 Library Club 1 Bridge Club 2 Honor Society 2,3,4 Russian Club 3 Jr. Class Play 3 Trumpet 1,2,3,4 News Editor 3 Editor-in-chief 4 Par-Key 4 BETTY TRIMBLE 1431 N. Main St. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 President 1,2 Student Council 1,2,3 Class Secretary 2 Par-Key 3,4 Ass’t Ed.-in-chief 3 Co-Editor-in-Chicf 4 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 Prom Chairman 3 CHARLES TRINKLE 3501 Linden St. Football 1,2,3 Track 2,3,4 Gym Club 3 Physics Club 3 HARRIET TYSON 6092 Main St., Fogclsville Student Council 1 Chorus 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3 Trumpet 3,4 Par-Key 4 Typing Editor 4 Business Service Club 3 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 Pep Squad 4 Jr. Class Play 3 PAUL UHLER 505 Marshall Drive WILLIAM WAGNER 3530 Congress St. Photography Club 1 Christmas Pageant 1 Gym Club 2 School Photographer 1,2 Key Club 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Swimming Team 2,3,4 Skin Diving Club 3 German Honor Club 4 Varsity Club ANNE WALLACE 3296 Byrd Avenue TIMOTHY WARKE Orefield, R.D. 1 Travel Club 1 Natural History Society 2,3 Jr. Class Play 3 Skin Diving Club 3 CARL WARMKESSEL 6161 Main St. Fogelsville Sr. Band 1,2,3 Dance Band 1,2,3 District Band 2 State Band 2 Sr. Chorus 3, Jr. Class Play 2,3 Gym Club 4 Track 4 Wrestling 3,4 CAROL WEHR 3546 Linden Street Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Chaplain 2, Treas. 4 Business Service Club 3 Trumpet 3,4 Par-Key 4 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 Student Store 4 Pep Squad 4 Jr. Play Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 RICHARD WEHR Route 1, Orefield DONALD WELSH 3105 Mosser Drive Football 3,4 Track 3 SANDRA WERLEY Route 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Business Service Club 3,4 Trumpet 3,4 Par-Key 4 Intramural Sports 3,4 Pep Squad 4 SHARYN WESCOE 119 Main Boulevard Tri-Hi-Y 2,4 Student Council 4 Intramural Sports 2,3 Par-Key 4 Home Economics Club 1 WILLIAM WESTRICK 1122 Cedar Crest Blvd., Allen Wrestling 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Trumpet 2 Gym Club 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 4 Student Council 1,2 Honor Society 4 VIOLET WOLFE Route 3 Home Economics Club 3,4 NANCY WOTRING Orefield, Route 1 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Intramurals 1,2 Library Club 1 Business Service Club 4 JEANETTE YADUSH Route 1, Coplay Basketball 1,2,3,4 Hockey 4 Sr. Chorus 1 Gym Club 2,3 Trumpet 1 Business Service Club 3,4 DENNIS YONOSH Coplay, R.D. 1 Fly Tying Club 1,2 Physics Club 4 Nature Club 4 LINDA YURASITS Fogclsville Pep Squad 4 Par-Key 4 Stamp Club 4 RONALD ZELLERS Route 1, Orefield Camera Club 1 Audio Visual Aids Club 2 Nature Club 3 KENNETH ZELLNER 1230 N. 23 Street Fly Tying Club 1,2 Physics Club 3,4 Basketball 2 Track 3,4 LEONARD ZIMMERMAN 2309 Main Street, Schnecksville Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1,3 Track 2 Gym Club 2,4 Skin Diving Club 3 141 A D VER TISEMEJVTS MtRTISE Wf Tarry Eck and Mollie Huntzingar listen intently as Richard B. Kutz of the First National Bank staff explains the operation of the N.C.R. Reader-Sorter, one of the steps in the Bank's modern automation system. SKILLS DEVELOPED THROUGH HIGHER EDUCATION ARE IN DEMAND IN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY. Are you planning to improve youf skills by attending college? If so, the First National Bank of Allentown can help you with A COLLEGE EDUCATION ASSURED LOAN. This plan will . . . Spread college costs — tuition, room, board and fees — over a longer period ... up to two years after graduation. . . . Replace lump sum payments with a monthly budget plan . . . Assure completion of the education program through insurance coverage for both parent and student. . . . Offer unusually low interest rate — $5.00 per $100.00 per year — on amounts actually borrowed. . . . Give maximum flexibility . . . can be cancelled, expanded or adjusted in any manner THE LOAN PLAN GUARANTEES A COLLEGE EDUCATION FOR THE STUDENT ALLENTOWN CATASAUQUA EMMAUS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation E. O. SHOEMAKER SONS RAMBLER SALES AND SERVICE ★ ★ ★ Rt. 3, Near Walberts Allentown, Pennsylvania 24-Hour Service Phone 395-3713 or 395-3714 LEHIGH FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSOCIATION “owned by those it serves selling FEED — SEED — PETROLEUM PRODUCTS — FARM MACHINERY — FERTILIZER Located 4 miles west of Allentown on Route 22 PHONE 395-3381 Chapmans, Penna. 24 HR. TOWING SERVICE WESCOESVILLE, PA. HI-WAY BODY WORKS RUSS WERLEY, PROP. “IF YOU CAN'T FIND IT, WE GOT IT A MILLION AND ONE USED AUTO PARTS PHONE 395-2222 WOTRING’S BANQUET HALL LUNCHEONETTE Lawrence C. Wotring, Prop. Large Banquets Clambakes a Specialty Business Meetings, Weddings, Dinners 2944 Main St. 767-4712 Schnecksville, Penna. BAER’S ATLANTIC SERVICE FIRESTONE TIRES BATTERIES — ACCESSORIES PHONE: IRONTON 799-3344 2527 MAIN STREET SCHNECKSVILLE, PA. C. J. LAUDENSLAGER SON ROUTE 1, OREFIELD 395-2338 FUEL OIL — OIL BURNER SALES SERVICE Since 1915 residents of the Lehigh Valley have received the best of service and quality products in plumbing and heating from Mr. Laudenslager. Since 1945 Mr. Laudenslager has been joined by his son to make a perfect team to supply you with all your heating needs. Two modern trucks will supply you with the famous dependable ‘‘Gulf Solar Heat,” with 24 hour service. In addition, installation andserviceof Crane and American-Standard heating and plumbing fixtures is their specialty. For Myers water systems also, Mr. Laudenslager and son will take care of your needs. BEST WISHES to THE CLASS OF 1963 CONRAD Studio of Photography 213 North 12th Street Allentown, Pa. . . . printing with character Expert knowledge, long experience and skilled craftsmanship are a tradition at Schlicher printers. These qualities prevail in each and every job, large or small, and costs no more. GEO. P. SCHLICHER SON PRINTERS • LITHOGRAPHERS 945-951 Chew Street, Allentown, Pa. Phone 434-9638 Marolyn and Rita are observing the BOTTLING of LEHIGH VALLEY MILK in PLASTIC BOTTLES. These machines are capable of producing more than 33,000 quarts per hour. Picture was taken in bottling room of THE LEHIGH VALLEY DAIRY. '� C. E. ROTH 206 N. 1 0th Street Allentown, Penno. Phone 432-0452 Joan is taking advantage of selecting her date's formal attire for the PROM. He's bound to look real handsome in his outfit from Roth's THE LARGEST in the LEHIGH VALLEY for formal clothing and costumes. OWEN M. BASTIAN, INC. LINOLEUM CONTRACTORS TREXLERTOWN, PENNA PHONE 395-2061 S8no FRANK SAEGER'S SUNOCO R. D. 1 - OREFIELD, PENNA. PHONE 395-9606 gTATE INSPECTION Free Pick-Up Delivery Compliments of Srhinmipr ) CLINTON L. A. SCHMOYER CARL F. SCHMOYER BREINIGSVILLE, PENNA. NOTHSTEIN BROTHERS TREXLERTOWN, PENNA. 395-2642 Few organizations in this area can boast so large a fleet of trucks as Nothstein Brothers. For bulldozing, hauling, and excavating, Noth-stein’s offers the best of service. In addition, a fully equipped service station plus new and used cars are featured. FEED PHONE 395-3658 OFFICE J. H. GEISLER AND SONS COAL LUMBER GRAIN TREXLERTOWN, PENNA. FARM HOME Wholesale Supply Company JACUZZI PUMPS — WATER SOFTENERS PLUMBING — HEATING SUPPLIES Schnecksville, Pa. Phone 799-3211 HAMM’S SERVICE STATION LUBRICATION ACCESSORIES MOTOR CLEANING TIRES BATTERIES MOBIL SERVICE Phone 395-2803 Siegersville, Penna. ART’S MOBIL SERVICE STATION MOBIL TIRES AND BATTERIES STATE INSPECTION NO. 6001 ROUTE 222 TREXLERTOWN, PENNA. 'Mtxxs The Nation's Most Famous Brands in MenVFurnishings Phone 799-3330 2705 Main St. Schnecksville, Pa. RITTER’S MARKET U.S. ROUTE 22 KUHNSVILLE, PENNA. GENERAL MERCHANDISE PARKLAND BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS MICHAEL and RICHARD MIKYLYCHAK, props. 2361 MAIN STREET SCHNECKSVILLE, PENNA. PHONE 799-3642 DRIVE-IN and DELIVERY SERVICE J. M. SNYDER SON INC. “SERVING THE FARMER SINCE 1920“ Main Street, Neffs FAST — COMPLETE JUST-A-MINIT CAR WASH 1 7th Tilghman Sts. Allentown, Penna. TREXLER FUNERAL HOME ALLENTOWN, PENNA. THEODORE T. TREXLER ARLINE RABENOLD TREXLER SINCE 1860 1625 HIGHLAND STREET THE VILLAGE INN HAINES BROS., PROPS. Tilghman Street, 1 mile west of Allentown, Penna. Specializing in Pennsylvania Dutch cooking See our “Rathskeller PHONE 395-2422 COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER PRETZEL CO. 732 Tilghman St. Allentown, Penna. PRETZELS POTATO CHIPS 433-6887 STAHLEY LANDSCAPE SERVICE Landscape designing for large or small properties THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE VALLEY We are introducing many fine new plants as well as many of recent introduction New shade trees Maple October Glory Linden Green Spire Spr. yew Green Plume Spr. yew Dark Globe Metasequoia (Dawn Redwood) De Rothschild Supreme Selections of Azaleas ROUTE 29 SCHNECKSVILLE, PA. PHONE 799-3110 LAMAN C. G. SNYDER FLOOR WALL COVERING • LINOLEUM TILE CARPET INSTALLATION NEFFS 767-3174 Stylists in Modern Photography 2 e Gh'iUtafiUe'i Studio. DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS CREATED IN AN ARTISTIC MANNER 621 HAMILTON ST. PHONE 433-0526 ALLENTOWN, PA. and 433-7896 COMPLIMENTS OF KELLER FUNERAL HOME FOGELSVILLE 395-1652 REFRIGERATION — WASHERS AND DRYERS — AIR CONDITIONING DISHWASHER — DISPOSALS — STOVES KENNETH E. STEIN ELECTRIC APPLIANCE SERVICE 1418 N. 26th STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. PHONE 434-7425 ECK RADIO AND TV SERVICE 2804 WALBERT AVE. DUMONT RADIOS CLARENCE S. ECK, OWNER TELEPHONE: HEmlock 3-0600 STEREO HI-FI ADMIRAL TUBES PETER JAY STUDIOS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTRY • FOR THE BEST IN SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHY PHONE 432-2820 209 N. 7th STREET ALLENTOWN, PA. JACK DANKEL CHEVROLET 2 — LOCATIONS —2 1 9th TILGHMAN STS. N. 7th ST. EXTENSION ALLENTOWN, PENNA. EDWARD CHARLES — VICE PRES, and GEN. MANAGER Inspection Station-Towing (££ Phone 433-2661 WEST END SALES SERVICE 28th Walbert Avenue, Allentown, Pa. Complete Auto Repairing SERVICE THAT SATISFIES” LLOYD BEACHEL, Proprietor Specializing in CHRYSLER PRODUCTS See Us For Your NEW or USED Car Automobile AIR CONDITIONING Sales Service LEHIGH VALLEY TRUST COMPANY the community’s friendly bank since 1886 The time to save is NOW at any of the five Lehigh Valley Trust banks . . . Main Bank North Branch West Branch Bethlehem Branch Auto Bank 645 Hamilton Street 7th and Tilghman Streets 1 7th and Chew Streets Lehigh Shopping Center 7th and Walnut Streets LEHIGH VALLEY TRUST COMPANY . . . a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone 437-391 1 MAIN BLVD. HELEN AVE. ALLENTOWN, PENNA. HM! This is delicious. Nothing can beat the Paddock's PIZZA. ALLENTOWN BRAKE WHEEL SERVICE, INC. A complete AUTO — TRUCK — TRAILER Parts Service R.D. No. 3 ALLENTOWN PENNA. PHONE 395-2042 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO PARKLAND HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES OF 1963 FROM TROJAN POWDER COMPANY ALLENTOWN, PENNA. STANLEY A. STROHL CHEVROLET, INC. CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE GOODYEAR TIRES FOGELSVILLE, PENNA. PHONE 395-2672 IN HOTEL BUSINESS SINCE 1905 PHONE 395-9082 SHANKWEILER’S HOTEL FOGELSVILLE, PENNA. WILSON F. SHANKWEILER, PROP. CHICKEN AND WAFFLES COCKTAIL LOUNGE OREFIELD, PENNA. STEAK WITH WAFFLES BANQUETS AND PARTIES TOURIST ROOMS PHONES: IRONTON 799-3113 QUARRY ALLENTOWN 395-2571 ROY J. KERN CRUSHED STONE Quarry Near Guthsville CRANE SERVICE, EXCAVATING HAULING Schnecksville, Pa. Service Since 1924 FARM EQUIPMENT CORPORATION TRACTORS • IMPLEMENTS CONSTRUCTION EQUIP. CARS •TRUCKS LAWN TOOLS GARDEN EQUIPMENT QUALITY SERVICE The Only “Complete-Line” International Dealer in Lehigh County NEFFS, PA. “Best in Quality” DEILEY’S WEST GATE MARKET Phone 434-6287 30th Gordon Sts. — Allentown, Penna. PATT, WHITE CO. REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES — INSURANCE 435-7413 1 1 42 HAMILTON ST. ALLENTOWN, PA. KUHNSVILLE GARAGE SALES SERVICE LARK BY STUDEBAKER ROUTE 3 PHONE ALLENTOWN, PA. 395-2132 FARR’S INC. 8th and Hamilton St. Allan town. Pa. Phone 434-71 88 CAPEZIO headquarters for Allentown Meg McGirr and Nancy Chapman admire some of the attractive styles in this collection. ‘'BETTER SHOES by FARR for the entire family COMPLIMENTS OF THE FOGELSVILLE NATIONAL BANK FOGELSVILLE, PA. WESCOE BRANCH WESCOESVILLE, PA. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SHANKWEILER HOTEL Route 29 395-4771 Slotington Pike Clark A. Ziegenfus, Prop. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1963 Betty Trimble, Grace Mikylychak, Jim Kistler, Joan Kraipovich are making their selection from the menu. HOBBYLAND Fogelsville, Penna. Open 10 to 10 daily Airplanes Radio Control Stamps Crafts HO Trains Scientific Equipment Coin Books Plastic Models Phone 395-2842 1-10 Sunday Boats Chemicals Slide Rules Model Motoring COMPLIMENTS OF QUAKER STATE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Distinctive Flowers For Every Occasion BUCKY’S FLOWER SHOP Robert N. Buckwalter, Prop. Phone 432-0189 1313 Roth Avenue — Allentown, Penna H. W. Grammes Orefield, Penna. FARM UTILITY and B-l EQUIPMENT LUMBER and BUILDING SUPPLIES Jeddo Highland Coal Sales Service Phone 395-1991 FENSTERMAKER SCHREINER JEWELERS Fogelsville, Penna. Phone 395-2822 • DIAMONDS • PRECIOUS GEMS • WATCHES • CULTURED PEARLS • SHEAFFER PENS YOCUM’S TOWING SERVICE 24 Hour Towing Service Light and Heavy Towing R.D. 3, Allentown, Penna. Phone 395-2405 or 434-4838 RITSCHEL SOUND RECORDING SERVICE Specializing in Weddings For information, or to hear a demonstration recording without obligation, call any Monday or Tuesday nite. Donald K. Ritschel — Trexlertown — Ph. 395-4368 GEORGE H. BROWN, INC. R. D. 3 Allentown, Penna. Interstate Transportation Exclusivo Distributors Ptrmacbromt and Volvotont Stltct Bam Granitt mortals KEYSTONE MEMORIAL COMPANY John D. Stager Pres. Jaquelin Stager Gessner Sec. Treas. Donald R. Gessner Sales Mgr. Phones 434-6744 435-9597 24th Street and Walbert Ave. (Slatington Pike) Allentown, Penna. TONY’S ESSO SERVICE Tires Batteries — Accessories Phone 435-3282 Cedar Crest Blvd. Chew St. Joan and Jimmy find the best service in town at Tony's service station. THE CHEERLEADERS They sting the air with verbal whips, To spark the team and crowd; They go through school on hollerships And graduate cum LOUD! HAINES GAS SERVICE ON RT. 222 AT 309 INTERCHANGE 2 MILES WEST OF ALLENTOWN Quality Merchandise for a Low-Low Price Without Sacrifice of Service SEE US OR CALL EITHER STORE FOR YOUR APPLIANCES 437-4878 TREXLER-HAINES GAS. INC. A TREXLER GAS SERVICE REMALY’S GAS SERVICE HmA Q ON HIGHWAY RT. 29 353 BROADWAY ST. BETHLEHEM rN9 JUST NORTH OF EAST GREENVILLE 866-0733 679-7909 LAPP’S FLOWER SHOP 2557 Main Street Ballietsville, Penna. Show your girl how much you care. Buy flowers, for your lady fair. Reasonably Priced for all occasions. OPEN TILL 9:00 P.M. PHONE 435-31 30 DAVE’S PAINT CENTER ALLENTOWN PAINT PRODUCTS 1 94O Main Boulevard Allentown, Penna. COLOR MACHINE SERVICES — OVER 1500 COLORS 1 4 doors west of 1 9th St. Underpass DAVE AND ARLENE FRANKENFIELD — prop. dNEW at MOHR’S IN '63? PEPSI BOTTLING COMPANY of Allentown PEPSI COLA Lsfs put a case of Pepsi in your car pu girnesi Sr “Now it’s Pepsi for those who think young’’ Meg Bill are enjoying this delicious soda at one of many local Pepsi-Cola dispensors Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company also manufactures the complete line of Berry Beverages which are available in 8 ounce, 10 ounce, or quart size bottles NEXT TIME YOU’RE THIRSTY PICK-UP A PEPSI HARTAN’S SALES SERVICE SMITH-CORONA — Standard Electric Typewriters Adding Machines — Portables Repairs Rebuilds All Makes 1318 Walnut St. Phone 434-0380 Harriet is demonstrating to Carol, how to use the new electric SMITH-CORONA. ____________________ Rexall Agency “Allentown’s Newest Drug Store” SHAW’S PHARMACY 735 N. CEDAR CREST BOULEVARD JUST NORTH OF TILGHMAN ST. PRESCRIPTIONS — COSMETICS COMPLETE DRUG STORE SERVICE PHONE 437-5475 ALLENTOWN SCHOOL OF COSMETOLOGY With More Than 25 Yrs. of Beauty Culture Background 732 Linden St. Allentown, Pa. Phone 437-4626 OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION PHONE 799-3220 SYMONS GARAGE AUTO — GENERAL REPAIRS — TRUCK AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE STEAM CLEANING 24-HOUR ROAD SERVICE OUTBOARD MOTORS BOATS TRAILERS ROUTE 1 COPLAY, PENNA. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1963 JAINDL’S TURKEY FARM PARKLAND KEY CLUB A service club, aiding our school community by sponsoring such projects as: CLUB RENDEZVOUS PUBLISH SPORTS PROGRAMS BLIND ASSOC. WORK CHURCH SUPPORT MONITORING AT COUNTY HOME BASKETBALL GAMES SCHOLARSHIPS SUPPORT ORPHANS Mike, Jim, Dave, and Dick are found making plans, in the outdoor living exhibit, part of the nature display to which the club made a contribution. This was one of the club's many projects during the past year. COMPLIMENTS OF EASTERN STATES FARMER’S EXCHANGE WHEEL CRAWLER EQUIP. CO. Case Industrial Distributor 2 4 WHEEL DRIVE PAYLOADERS Po. Fogelsville, Pa. Ph. 395-3775 JEDDO-HIGHLAND MORRIS E. WISSER Aristocrat of Anthracite Jeddo Coal Fuel Oil 1 6th Summer Avenue Route 3 Allentown, Penna. Allentown, Penna. Phone 433-4781 or 395-21 12 Schnecksville Bank Crest Plaza Bank 2513 Main Street Crest Plaza Shopping Center OF MERCHANTS NATIONAL’S 9 FULL-SERVICE BANKS ARE LOCATED NEAR YOU Offering these bank services: • Savings Accounts • Checking Accounts • Home Loans • Business and Farm Loans • Personal Loans And Merchants’ exclusive services: • Thorough Financial Service • Christmas Vacation Clubs • Trust Department • Safe Deposit Boxes • Bank by Mail • ThriftiCheck • College Money • Instant Money • Check-a-matic Save Plan • Protected Payment Plan on Personal Loans Deposits insured to $10,000 by F.D.I.C. ALLENTOWN MERCHANTS NATI 702 Hamilton Street Tilghman St. at Ridge ALLENTOWN N. 7th St. at Jordan Park N. 7th St. Extension Next to Nestor’s Parkway Shopping Center Crest Plaza Shopping Center EMMAUS: 245 Main Street EGYPT: 500 Main Street SCHNECKSVILLE: 2513 Main Street COPLAY: 29 North 2nd Street DODGE — DART — DODGE TRUCKS TOYOPET KRAUSE’S GARAGE Schnecksville, Pa. PARTS — SERVICE TOYOTA LAND CRUISERS Compliments of CREST PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER SERFASS CONSTRUCTION and DECORATING 22 N. FAIRVIEW AVENUE GREENAWALDS TELEPHONE ALLENTOWN, PENNA. 432-4808 CRYO • THERM, inc. PRECISION CONTROLLED THERMO-DYNAMIC SYSTEMS FOGELSVILLE, PENNA. Compliments of EICHLER WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. MANUFACTURERS OF HARDWOOD PALLETS ADVERTISING DISPLAYS LAURYS, PENNA. PHONE 262-3992 PHONE 395-1 827 ROTH’S GARAGE OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING P.O. ADDRESS OREFIELD R.D. 1 CHARLES E. MERTZ COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL ALL-LINES SERVICE NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS. CO. • NATIONWIDE FIRE INSURANCE Trexlertown, Penna. Phone 395-2682 HAROLD D. ROTH PROP. GUTHSVILLE, PA. Compliments of BETA TRI-HI-Y Frame Straightening front End Alignment Collision Work Wheel Straightening Refinishing Wheel Balancing Push and Pull Auto Body and Frame Works 1501 CEDAR CREST BOULEVARD Allentown. Penna. Phone HE 4-4838 BRUCE YOCUM JUDY GREENWOOD’S HOUSE OF CHARM 1 33 N. 8th Street Allentown, Pa. PERSONAL IMPROVEMENT — MODELING YOU can have poise, popularity, new beauty and success in any chosen field of endeavor by attending class 2 hours a week. Day, evening, and Saturday classes now forming. Visit, write or phone 432-6171 for further information and free personal analysis. Judy Greenwood, Director BUSINESS PATRONS The CALL-CHRONICLE NEWSPAPERS Allentown, Penna. CHRIST AVIATION SERVICE Trexlertown, Penna. DORNEYVILLE PHARMACY 3330 Hamilton Blvd. Allentown, Penna. FREEMAN’S JEWELRY STORE INC. 911 Hamilton St. Allentown, Penna. JOSH EARLY CANDIES 4224 Hamilton Blvd. Allentown, Penna. MR. MRS. EDWARD W. LAMM 2126 Main Blvd. Allentown, Penna. PETER PAN DINER Route 3, Allentown, Penna. RUCHSVILLE HOTEL Route 1, Coplay, Penna. PATRONS Dr. and Mrs. Dill Albright, Jr. Audio-Visual Club Clarence Astleford B. and S. Auto Body Mr. and Mrs. Ray O. Bachman Mr. and Mrs. Bader Richard T. Baer Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Barnes Donald Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Bealer Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bealer Carol Bender Mr. and Mrs. William L. Bender Mr. and Mrs. Ray Benner Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bensinger Shirley Bensinger Mrs. Edna Best The Best of “s” Mr. and Mrs. Howard Best Nancy Best Beta Tri-Hi-Y Mr. and Mrs. M. Billig Miss Mildred Birosik Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Blank Betsy Blank Kenneth R. Blank !48 Eleanor Bleiler Mr. and Mis. Theodore Bleiler Bob and Nan Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bregan Brenda and George Adele Bruch Mr. and Mrs. Allen Buffingston Butch Carol and Barry Mr. Carter Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Carter Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Chaplin Ron Chaplin Charlie Checkers Cluh Karen Checksfield Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Checksfield Cheerleading Club Cheryl, Nan, Lyn, Tooter Cheryl and Tim Nancy Cincilla Cil and Buz Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. Class Mr. and Mrs. William C. Collins The Counts, Tom, Dan, and Murph Mr. and Mrs. Dale Daubert Edward M. Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mis. Dale Decking and Family Mr. and Mrs. David W. Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Roy De Long Delores and Bill Mr. and Mrs. A. Donatelli Mr. and Mrs. George Domey Doug and Georgie Dramatics Club Dykie Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dykstra Mr. and Mrs. Eckert Kathie Ellis Ellouise and Len The “Emanons” Ethel M. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eyer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Felker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fichter Mr. and Mrs. Grant Field and Family James M. Finelli, Jr. Footer and Marcia Mr. and Mrs. Gemerd Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gogel Mr. and Mrs. Jules Goldstein “The Good Buddies” Gracie and Artie Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Grammes Mr. and Mrs. Orrien O. Griesemer Kenneth L. Guldin Mr. and Mi's. Lawson Guldin 180 PA TRONS Kathy Hahn Janice Haines Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Haines Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Haines Carol Harrier Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Homes Heilman Mr. and Mrs. Philip Helman and Family Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Herman Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hertzmark Marry Hertzmark Nancy Hilliard Homeroom 6 Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hower Horace Hunsicker Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hunsicker Jan and Ron Jane and Ken Janet and Judy Janey, Susie, and Patsy Jr. High Art Club Jr. Creative Writing Club Jr. High Math Club Jr. Nature Club Carol Kale Norman Kemery Ken and Betty Ken and Jane Dr. and Mrs. Peter Kent Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kerschner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kline Suzanne Kline and Susan Shetter Mrs. Verna Klingaman Eileen Knauss Sally Knauss Knitting Club Michael Kokolus Mr. and Mrs. A. Kraipovich Bev Kraipovich Bob Krause Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Krause Marcia Kraynick Mr. and Mrs. Max Krcllcr Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Latham, Jr. Laury’s Athletic Assoc. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Lacarus The Lc Vans Kathy Lc Van Nancy Lichtenwalner Linda and Butch Mr. and Mrs. William L. Lohman Loretta and Thomas Mr. Lutz's Boys Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lutz The Majorettes Mr. and Mrs. Jon P. Marks Mr. and Mrs. C. Stewart McGirr Mr. and Mrs. John McKean Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Mengel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller Sandy Miller Yvonne Miller Dr. and Mrs. Moerkirk Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mohr Jim Moses Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mullet Mr. and Mrs. Edward Neckcr Dave Nehf Mr. and Mi's. Frank Newhard, Sr. Richard Newhard Jim Oswald Gloria Paduch Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Pake Mr. and Mi's. Carl Pence Anne F. Pharaoh Mr. and Mrs. William D. Randall Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rauch Gail Reimert Dick Reinert Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reinert Eileen Reiss 181 PA TRONS Mr. and Mrs. Reppert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben H. W. Ringer Mr. and Mi's. Stanley Ringer Mr. and Mi's. Jose’ Riovo Rita and Inky Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ritschel Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rohr Ron and Joan Linda Roth Mr. and Mrs. N. Han ey Roth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Roumanis Martha Ruch and Family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Saul The Rev. and Mrs. Royce E. Schaeffer Sue Scharfenberg Mrs. Sandra Schleicher Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Schinoyer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schweikert Mr. and Mrs. M. Paul Sechler Stanley R. Sechler Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sheetz Georgia Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shetter Janie Smale Mr. and Mi's. Carl Smith Mr. and Mrs. H. Edmond Smith Robert Smith Joanne Snyder Miss La Verne M. Snyder Laman C. G. Snyder Nancy Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Sprenger Sr. High Art Club Sr. Library Club Sr. Science Club Mr. and Mi's. Nathaniel Sterner, Jr. Susie and Linn Ted and Kitty Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Tom and Cherie Mr. and Mrs. Orville C. Trexler Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Troxel The Trumpet Mr. and Mi's. Harold Tyson and Family Judy Tyson Fred Vaughn Mr. Ralph Vogelsong Ralph M. Vogelsong Linda Ward Dr. and Mi's. Carl A. Warmkessel Mrs. Wassuin Carol Wehr Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wehr Mr. and Mi's. A. R. Weishaar Mr. Weiss Mr. Wentz Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Werley Mr. and Mis. E. P. Werley Sandra Werley Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wetmore Wendy Wetmore Mr. and Mis. Lewis M. Whildin Jane Wild Mr. and Mis. Cooper S. Wise Gail Wood World Outlook, Current Event Club Mr. and Mrs. John Woroniak Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Yadush Lorraine Blank Young Mr. and Mis. John Yurasits Mr. and Mrs. Mellis Zellner Note — The Editors and Staff wish to express our thanks to Mr. Robert Gessner for all the time he has spent with us in preparing this Yearbook. 182 Congratulations to the Graduates of 1963 J. F. STEVENS ASSOCIATES CONSULTING ENGINEERS Bethlehem, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS! THE PAR-KEY STAFF OF ’63-’64 WENDY WETMORE COEDITORS ’63-64 k KAREN CHECKSFIELD AUTOGRAPHS mnm