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

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1964 volume:

We Turned O’er Many Books Together” In selecting We turned o'er many books together as the theme of the 1964 yearbook, we are trying to recreate a vivid record which can be maintained for the rest of our lives. Our symbol, the book, will help us remember the important pages of our school life,- our academic work, with which we spent most of our time. It also reminds us of the teachers who taught us and helped us with our problems and the friends with whom we studied during our six years at Parkland. In closing our high school days, we are closing one of the volumes in the series of our lives. The Par-Key is our summary of those days. We want to express our deepest appreciation to those who helped us compile this volume, especially the administration and faculty. In addition, we sincerely appreciate the support which the entire senior class gave our staff. KoAflAV (jJjLrruiaj 2 ontents features seniors I ctivities 6 18 64 DEDICATION As we turn back the pages and view our high school years, we remember the many teachers who have served as our friends, educators, and guides. Foremost among them is Mr. Ralph E. Seltzer, a man who has devoted himself to teaching at Parkland High School for the past sixteen years. The Class of 1964 will long remember him. Some will remember him as their business education teacher. Others will remember him as a class advisor who helped plan and co-ordinate the class activities. Among these activities were the Junior-Senior Prom, the class plays, class dances, and class meetings. We must express our gratitude to him for doing the many little things which made each endeavor successful. The Class of 1964 proudly dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Seltzer. 4 APPRECIATION To show our gratitude for the service she has willingly rendered, the Class of 1964 has chosen to honor MRS. MARIAN J. SAUL. Our librarian has instructed students in the use of library facilities and has shown personal interest by helping them solve their problems. During the ten years she has been at Parkland, the number of volumes in the library has more than doubled, and she has enlarged resources to the extent lhat former students in college often return to use them. To promote student interest in the library, Mrs. Saul has founded the library club, instituted a record library, and opened the library during the evenings and the summer. We will always remember Mrs. Saul's pleasant friendliness and helpfulness, and we appreciate the lasting effect she has had on our class. tF Qlnefc Please 5 EA TURES THE CHRISTMAS DANCE December 21st was the night of the annual Christmas dance sponsored by the Senior Class. This year the dance was entitled Snowflake Fantasy. The cafeteria was beautifully decorated with glittering snowflakes of various sizes, and a glowing candle was placed on each table. Ted Baer Orchestra provided the enchanting music for the dance. The evening was high-lighted by the selection of a queen and court. Miss Nancy Chinlund was selected to reign as our lovely new queen, and members of her court were Kitty Helman, Elaine Oswald, Priscilla Peck, and Irene Mohr. The queen, court, and their escorts: E. Oswald, L. Praetorius, P. Peck, D. Noakes, W. Whittaker, N. Chinlund, D. Patt, G. Richards, T. Meyers, K. Heilman, D. Patf, J. Mohr. SWEETHEART BALL Queen, Court, and escorts: G. Michael, K. Santa, D. Peters, J. Freeland. G. Richards, I. Mohr, Donald Patt, and Douglos Patt. Red flower pots with red, pink, and white tissue flowers adorned the tables,- and set the scene for the annual Sweetheart Ball sponsored by Student Council. The Down-beats provided the melodious music for an enchanting evening of dancing. The Ball was high-lighted by the selection of a queen and court. This year they were selected by ballot by the couples who attended the dance. Reigning as the 1964 queen was Joy Freeland. Members of her court were Diane Peters and Irene Mohr. Queen, Joy Freeland and Irene Mohr reminiscing over their night of enchantment. 9 Junior-Senior Farewell Queen Carol Bender Court 10 Elaine Oswald Linda Stofflet Priscilla Peck Linda Thomas Irene Mohr Kitty Heilman The promenade begins. Soft music and dim lights provide the perfect atmosphere. “Le Jardin De Tuilleries” Carol Bender is crowned by lost year's queen, Sandra Donotelli. On the moonlit evening of May 11, 1963, our Junior Class sponsored the annual Junior-Senior Farewell. It was held at the Frolics Ballroom which was highlighted with a flowing fountain in the center of the floor. The couples danced to the music provided by Matt Gillespie's Orchestra. After the promenade former queen Sandra Donatelli crowned Carol Bender queen to complete the final event of the evening. Six girls were also selected as members of her royal court. The present ond former queens pose with their escorts. Our Junior year officers and their escorts 11 12 President William F. Malefz presents the class gift to Mr. Meckley. Mr. German presents National Honor Society awards to Chinlund, Wetmore, Hyland, Bair, and Phillips. 290 seniors were awarded their diplomas by Mr. David C. Semmel, President, School Board of Directors. More than 1500 persons attended the exercises in the school gymnasium. Traditional events included the presentation of the class gift to Mr. Meckley by President Maletz; the presentation of the school key to next year's senior president, James Gainfort; the class oration by Cary A. Bair; and the presentation of Honor Society Awards. Dr. Hagen Staack, Head of Department of Religion, Muhlenberg College, delivered the commencement address. I beiieve in this world there still is a tremendous amount of work to be done. Be as dissatisfied and ambitious as you can. Dr. Staack Never be satisfied with the things you do have. You have them. So what? What's ahead? Dr. Staack 13 Bye Bye Birdie News Travels in the Telephone Hour. Lost year the class of 1964 presented the musical comedy Bye Bye Birdie. It wos directed by Miss Ethel Evans. The five act play centered on the fanatical reaction of a group of teenagers from Sweet Apple to the singing idol, Conrad Birdie. CAST Rosie ......... Albert Peterson Conrad Birdie Kim McAfee .. Mrs. Peterson . Ursula ........ Hugo ......... Mrs. McAfee . Mr. McAfee .. . Carol Bender . Bill Whittoker . James Kistler .. Jean Boyda Donna Albright Nancy Wilson James Goinfort . Priscilla Peck William Maletz Conrad Birdie arrives in Sweet Apple. Fanatical teenagers overcome by the Rock and Roll idol Three One-Act Plays I ■ William Hyland. Glenn Frederick, and Barbara Furler in a scene from FeatHertop. Mischief in the making. — pictured here are Kitty Heilman, Dianne Stubbe, and Glenn Frederick. The play presentation of the Senior Class of 1964 was The Three One Act Plays, which consisted of three individual plays with separate casts. Barb Furler, Glenn Frederick, and Dianne Stubbe portrayed the characters in, Feathertop. The cast in, The Red Carnation, consisted of William Malefz, Cary Bair, and Sharon Sassaman. The third play, Sorry Wrong Number, was a mystery. The main character in this play was Carol Bender. Mr. Walter Johnson directed all three presentations. Mr. Smith, meet Mr. Smith portrayed by William Molctz, Cary Bair, and Sharon Sassaman. Carol Bender is aided by nurse, Kathy Raubenhold in Sorry Wrong Number. 15 Carol Bender is approached by two murderers, William Maletz and Cary Bair. CLASS DAY: SCHOOL MEMORIES On, Thursday, May 28, the senior class reviewed memorable school events by presenting a series of skits: the Science Fair; Washington trip; Bye, Bye, Birdie ; the Cafeteria; Math, Chemistry and Shorthand classes. Chemistry class with Mr. Rohr, impersonated by Glenn Frederick Cary Boir cleverly portrays Mr. Randall on the trip to Washington. Lorry Kuhns assumes on almost life-like position in the cafeteria scene. Carol Bender and Bill Whittaker recall a song from Bye, Bye, Birdie. 16 FLASHBACKS Ceremony at the Bonfire Dance is big success. W. Maletz, K. Schlosser. N. Chinlund, W. Whittaker preparing wreath for X-mas Dance Seniors planning decorations for Christmas Dance. Lewis Best crowns Kitty Heilman, 1964 Sports Queen, while Al Marstellar, Ugly Man, looks on. Funeral procession for Wilson Borough lineman before big gome. 17 Wilson Borough dummy burns at the stake. 18 BETTY J. BACHERT Vim, vigor, and vitality explain this girl's interest In basketball . . . pleasing personality . . . o secretarial career is awaiting her. HARRY W. AMEY Looks quiet, but looks are deceiving . . . Love makes the world go 'round . . . . can usually be found under a hood . . . future technical school. BENNETT N. ANDERSON Big Ben . . . possessor of a flashing personality . . . well known for his ease at doing the backstroke . . . What's the cost of these overdue books? ... a future Ben Casey. PAUL D. ASTLEFORD Toll Paul ... a jokester and prankster of long standing . . . a P.H.S. groppler . . . gazing info the future we sec an engineering career. FREDERICK D. BAATZ Bats . . . avief sportsman . . . wow! . . . what a smile and personality . . . always at court — basketball that is . . . keep scoring high in the future. CARSON F. BAER Can't seem to stay put or quiet . . . Carson has a teasing manner . . . undecided future, but may his success arrive sooner than he does at homeroom. HOWARD F. BAILER H.B. can be found in the library quite often . . . enjoys tinkering with scientific equipment . . . notural history fan . . . strong dislike for homework. CARY A. BAIR Perpetual motion is an understatement . . . besides an active interest in music, reading, and relaxing, Cary participates in most areas of school life . . . future Clarence Darrow or Edison. You're sure to win the Seventeen Model Contest.” 20 RONALD W. BARTHOLOMEW Peanuts . . . nutty about the three B's — boseboll. basketball and bebop . . small but mighty nice ... a big fu- ture lies ahead as a physical education teacher. EDWARD J. BAUER Eddie's second home is Crest Plaza . . . has a knock for crackin' up cars, isn't that right, Ed? . . . spends spare time reading athletic books . . . Air Force flying school is next. PAUL J. BAUER Paul is fond of good food, music, ond girls ... oh how he hates to get up in the morning . . . soon to go sailing over the bounding main. JAMES G. BAYS Hails from Parkersburg . . from little sparks burst mighty flames . . . does flips and turns just like an expert . . . Jim is off to college. LEE R. BECK Howdy ard with a nod, Lee passes you . . . one of the most unassuming, likeable guys at Parkland . . . trade school will be his next step in the future. RICHARD D. BEDORE This senior has a friendly hello for everyone . . . any home sports event finds him cheering . . . Southern Illinois University for business administration. SHARON R. BEIDLEMAN Our peppy girls' basketball co aptain ... an agil gal on the dance floor as well as the court . . . will surely attain success. JANE E. BEITLER Janie hos strong feelings obout math! . . . active in Luther League and 4-H . . . loves hockey and playing the organ . . . Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital is next in line. CAROL A. BENDER Carol rides shotgun over the Trumpet's news stoff . . . versatile actress, evidences — Bye Bye Birdie, Sorry Wrong Number and Li'l Abner . . . will attend William and Mory. 21 RONALD C. BEDNAR A typical all around guy . . . Ron spends lots of time of Christmas City . . . will wear bell-bottom trousers and a coat of navy blue. FRANK A. BENNIGHOFF The toller you are, the higher you can reach . . . Frank takes great delight in teasing girls ... an indispensable guy to the football players . . . business college to follow the service. What did the seniors do now?1 LEWIS L. BEST Louie, Louie . . . short in body but big in spirit ... always manages Fo liven up things ... a little nonsense is relished by the wisest men. NANCY L. BEST Pretty pert majorette . . . Nan always has a smile on her face ... a willing and able worker ... to become a secretary after attending Pierce Business School. JOHN N. BLAUKOWITCH John likes cokes, steak sandwiches, and Chevys . . . dislikes homework . . . friendly face can be found behind Student Store counter . . . Air Force and business career. LOUIS G. BLAUKOWITCH Louie is never seen at the same place two consecutive minutes . . . Why waste time studying? . . . wishes there was school with no teachers . . . future — hazy. CHERYL A. BLOSE Height is no problem for this girl . . . every inch is packed with cheerfulness ... a good student ... is certain to reach the height of success in bookkeeping. DANIEL J. BOBERSKI A swell guy with a winning Colgate smile . . . well known for his ability in blowing his horn — trumpet of course . . . Danny's future is sounding off to a good start. JEFFREY T. BOGERT A truly fabulous guy ... a great personality is his chief asset . . . very much at home either on the ski slopes or in his pool. 22 CONSTANCE M. BORTZ Connie ... a reliable girl . . . loathes her first name and people who say it ... is easy to get along with . . . she will make on efficient secretary. JUDITH A. BOWER Dizzy blonde . . . imagination — key word for Bowers . . . terrific sense of humor . . . digs swingin' places ... a future Ithaca girl. JEAN S. BO YD A Jeanie hates getting up in the morning . . . friendly . . . will be remembered for her performance as Kim in the junior play . . . will major in music at Beaver. KATHLEEN M. BRACKEN Kathy's schedule is divided between typing for the Trumpot, student store, and churchwork . . . never too busy for friendship . . . good luck as a secretary. BARBARA L. BRANDMEIR Flashing eyes and midnight hair . . . Barb can really dance up a storm . . . activities editor at Par-Key . . . has a knack for having fun . . . next year — West Chester. JAY B. BRONSTEIN Ready, willing and able ... his biggest weakness is blondes . . . never sits still . . . tinkers with the Stud . . . look out world, here comes Jay. BEVERLY R. BROWN I don't believe it! . . . Brownie can be found atop her horse. Poncho . . . enjoys tennis and Metrecal . . . great sense of humor ... art college in the near future JACK A. BROWN One of our leading F.F.A. boys . . . Jack doesn't care for P.H.S.'s driving ban . . . hopes his future will lead him to Penn State. MITCHELL R. BROWN Thumbs down on calculus homework for Mick . . . deeply interested in electronics ... he plans to pursue an electrical engineering career at Lehigh or Lafayette. GEORGE A. BREININGER Interested and conscientious member of the color guard . . . every inch a gentleman ... his success in the future is assured. 23 PATRICIA A. BULT Pat cuts a neat figure on skates at Edgemont Skating Rink . . . I kid you not ... a swinging dancer . . . hairdressing is next for Pat. ROBERT G. BURCHILL There's never a dull moment when Rob's around . . . certainly an individual . . . works at West End Gas Station . . . a weight lifter . . . future dentist. SANDRA A. BURKHARDT Sandy is always ready for action, especially if it involves singing . . . telephones and ice cream possess a strange fascination . . . Hahnemann is next on her schedule. SAMUEL J. CANTLEY Free as a breeze . . . lots of fun to those who know him . . .P.H.S. grappler . . . future sees Sam toting math books at good old K--town. BONNIE A. CASSEL Long legs, blonde hair, and a humorous look on life make up this girl . . . always ready for fun . . . love makes her world go 'round . . . Penn State, here comes Bonnie. RONALD N. CHAPLIN Ron takes a deep interest in a blonde student nurse at the Allentown Hospital ... his only other love — ice hockey . . . Junior College welcomes him. LYNN B. CHAPMAN Lynn sews up a storm . . . sensibility is the power of a woman . . . always has a trick up her sleeve . . . going to Mansfield to become a teacher. KAREN M. CHECKSFIELD Casey is very active in 4-H . . . enjoys her work as a Jr. Gray Lody at the Osteopathic Hospital . . . capable coeditor of Par-Key . . . plans on a nursing career. NANCY L. CHINLUND Pretty and popular . . . representative to Zollinger's Teen-Fashion Board . . . has a smile for everyone . . . will soon be gracing the campus of a college. BARBARA A. CHRISTMAN Happy go lucky . . . likes boys and vice versa . . . homeroom is Barb's worst class . . . always in search of a good time . . . luck in the future. 24 THOMAS E. CLARKE Born with the gift of loughter . . . T.C. . . . leaves everybody in a daze . . . the power behind Key Club ... off to Penn State. KAREN E. CLASS Small and mighty, tall and handsome — they go together . . . has a serious side but rarely shows it . . . senior editor of the Par-Key . . . talkative ... off to Colby Junior College. PHYLLIS J. CLAUSER A fun-loving senior . . . detests homeroom periods . . . capable business student whose favorite pastime is talking . . . will step into a secretarial position after graduation. DONALD R. CLEAVER Full of pep, zest and zeal . . . never at a loss for a witty remark . . . skin diving is popular with Don ... a future shop teacher. BARBARA L. DalLAGO Barby can be found with the kids at Vince's . . . hates being grounded . . . enjoys boating and ice skating . . . thinking about interior decorating or beauty culture as career. DAVID M. DANIEL Dave spends a good deal of his time assisting Mrs. Saul in the library . . . avid Dodger fan . . . trade school is next on his agenda. Take me for a ride. Norm! LARRY H. DANIEL Equally as quiet as the sphinx . . . Larry can be found at Peter Pan Diner . . . next year an army career will take top priority. scon W. DAVIS A genial person ... in need of gas? let Scott pump it for you ... an irreplaceable member of the stage crew . . . plans a future in electronic field. 25 ANN C. DOUGHERTY Them's the breaks . . . Cricket loves peanut sandwiches and ice-skating . . . ooh, those early buses . . . wants to join the ranks of the physical education teachers. JUNE D. DEIFER A new addition to our senior class . . . enjoys the out-of-doors . . . finds listening to music very relaxing . . . plans on a future as an office worker. DAVID R. DERR One can not mention Dave without thinking of wrestling . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . business college is next on his agenda. MARY A. DIEHL Likes almost anything . . . interests include reading, hockey, and swimming . . . plans to major In Spanish or library science at Kutztown. SANDRA K. DIEHL Never more at home than on a dance floor . . . sweeter girl you couldn't find . . . boys are very important in Sandy's world . . . this pretty senior is either talking or laughing. JEAN A. DRABIC Never a dull moment when Jeanne's around . . . O.K. girls line up . . . our snappy head majorette and competent Par-Key head typist . . . she'll keep stepping high in the future. DAVID L. DREISBACH His cheery laugh and brood grin welcome one and all . . . How's the weather up there, Dave? . . . plans to go to college to teach industrial arts. ILENE G. DREISBACH Quiet . . . Ilene likes to oil paint ... a lover of horses . . . frowns on people who are constant worriers . . . plans to be a dental hygienist after graduation. 26 CHERYL A. EBERT An amiable gal . . . can easily be tempted by steak sandwiches . . . enjoys dancing and exercising her voice box by singing in tho chorus ... the business world will welcome her. JUDITH A. EBERT Smile and you will never lock friends and Judy's smile has won her many friends . . . intelligence plus . . . college is next on the agenda. RITA A. ELITE Knows words to every popular song . . . college guys fascinate her . . . accomplished in hieroglyphics called shorthand . . . dislikes conceited people. JUDITH A. EYER An interesting girl with a winning smile . . . always well equipped with hair spray . . . spare time is spent practicing and performing with the majorettes. THOMAS D. FAUST His homeroom will nover be forgotten . . . always bubbling over with some joke . . . teachers aren't his favorite type of people . . . the Marines beckon him. DAVID C. FENSTERMACHER Skilled in the art of horsemanship . . . sits tall in the saddle . . . beware little people when Dave's around ... expects to enlist in the Armed Forces. KATHY R. FOLLWEILER Kathy's another one who's not very fond of short quizzes . . . interested in art, German, and reading . . . next few years to be spent at Allentown Hospital's School of Nursing. JANE E. FRANK Not a care in the world . . . her only problem is getting up in the morning . . . her eyes shine with love for a certain someone . . . Jane will be a medical secretary. SUSAN C. FRANK Owner of a pleasing personality . . . noted for her witty replies ... to Susie a horse is a girl's best friend . . . will never tire of sewing ... is off to work in an office. CAROLE JEAN FRANTZ Jeanne . . . cute as a button . . . friendly to all . . . possesses a feminine charm displayed in her performances as a majorette . . . sure to succeed. 27 JOYCE R. GEIBEL Gabby — for obvious reasons . . . new hobby — raising mice . . . enjoys singing in the chorus . . . following her sisters footsteps to Abington. KATHLEEN FRANTZ Pleasant and cheerful . . . who hasn't caught on to Kathy's entrancing smiles . . . enthusiastic member of the Science Club . . . easily tempted by Italian food. GLENN C. FREDERICK Chemistry whiz and mad scientist . . . can be found concocting in his lab at home . . . future — chemical engineer. JOY M. FREELAND Exercises her vocal chords at all P.H.S. sports events . . . pretty blonde hair . . . best fan the wrestling team had . . . will attend Muhlenberg. BARBARA L. FURLER Barb's peeves are insincere people and busywork . . . has a liking for classical music . . . Walker Lake is a favorite .. . Philadelphia Museum College of Art as a probable fashion design major. MIRIAM D. GEIST Quiet, reserved, and studious . . . Mim likes the two wheel form of transportation . . . after June sees her as an office girl. ELEANOR A. GEORGE A conscientious student ... is strongly against listening to gossip . . . learns things quickly . . . with her qualities, success as a secretary is near. RICHARD A. GEORGE A little on the quiet side ... not the kind to raise a riot . . . remember the senior play? . . . ooh — that red hair . . . avid sports fan. ROBERT N. GEORGE Bobby con be found hanging around Hobbyland . . . gets a lot of pleasure out of tinkering with model cars . . . future undecided. GARY M. GETCHELL Sighlll blond hair, blue eyes . . . girls, opportunity knocks but once . . . let's go for a touchdown . . . takes life easy . . . sharp dresser. 28 CHARLES W. GEVERT One of the famed Ricketts Glen hikers . . . nuts attract each other, huh, Charlie? . . . game for anything . . . hates conformity ... he has that innocent look. SUSAN L. GIBISER Susie's special enjoyment is writing to her pen pal . . • a present help in time of trouble . . . horseback riding is her favorite sport. SANDRA D. GILBERT Sandy . . . likes sports, steak sandwiches, and talking on the phone . . . swimming and basketball ... a future nurse. PATRICIA L. GLASSMIRE Favorite spot is Naples . . . Patty with the long blonde hair . . . hates people telling her to have it cut . . . University of Florida bound. PHILIP J. GOETZ Girls, sports, and football rote high with The Weatherman . . . practically lives at Thrift . . . Where's the reception? . . . plans to be a hair stylist. DALE L. GOGEL A lad of few words but much energy . . . math whiz . . . active member of the Scouts . . . also explores caves os a part-time job . . . future engineer. BARBARA C. GO I DA Always around when you need a fountain of fun ... a quiet manner and a pleasant smile . . . spends time at her cousin's house . . . bookkeeping follows. MARTIN J. GORR Marty has that innocent look . . . can be seen sleeping peacefully in study hall . . . can be found most readily at the Topton Bowling Lanes. And we spent 30 for this! 29 DARLENE M. GRACELY Leney can always be found at the YWCA . . . Eeee Gads! . . . other interests include playing the organ, swimming and painting . . . bound to be a fine secretary. ERNEST S. GRAMMES Music rates high with this senior . . . carries a pile of books . . . Ernie is science minded . . . plans to see what the world is like from the sky. JOAN L. GREENLAY Joan can be found wherever there's fun . . . she likes traveling, writing and oil painting . . . will attend Peter Bent Brigham School of Nursing. GLADYS A. GRIM Kookie is everywhere and anywhere . . . Italian food, races and dancing top her list of enjoyments . . . her next step leads her to business school. LAMONT R. GRIM Whenever you hear better days you know that Grimmy is nearby . . . has a grudge against homework and classes . . . a very congenial fellow, although appears to be shy. JUDITH A. GUTH A dependable girl ... an active member of library club . . . always present when Mrs. Saul needs her . . . her future will consist of office work. LUCILLE H. GUTH Possesses a certain smile ... is a busy bee in the student store . . . helps Mrs. Saul maintain a quiet (?) library . . . a fervent Andy Williams fan. DALE R. HAHN Dale! Dalel Where are you? . . . likes basketball, baseball and shop . . . future takes him off to trade school. 30 SYLVIA A. HAJEWSKI One of P.H.S.'s studious seniors — hard to come by . . . her last name causes quite the stir for many teachers . . . will sail into business college. DONNA R. HALLMAN Enthusiastic spectator at our swimming meets . . . skiing and playing the piano take up a good part of Donna's time . . . may be teaching our youngsters in the future. DWIGHT HAMM Hammy and his tuba go everywhere together . . . backbone of German band . . . hobby is tropical fish ... in tends to study electricol engineering at Lehigh. RUTH E. HARRIS Ruthie is greatly involved in churchwork and the Salvation Army . . . enjoys math and reading . . . has the urge to travel . . . will work either in a bank or an orphanage. SHARON R. HARWICK Always giggling and ready for a merry time . . . Russ Tamblyn is her idol . . . if Shari isn't singing on the church choir she's engrossed in one of her favorite pastimes — dancing. DIANE S. HAUSMAN Diane feels the best part of the week is its end . . . can really use a needle and thread . . . talented artist . . . will major in art education at Kutztown. JUDITH S. HAUSMAN In spare moments Judi can be found playing one of her many instruments . . . carries a perpetual smile . . . after graduation you'll find her at Caloris Corp. as a secretary. KATHRYN M. HEILMAN Kitty's smile has won her many friends . . . faculty editor of Par-Key . . . Ted is number one . . . East Stroudsburg for a physical education career. CAROL A. HEINTZELMAN Short and sweet ... a bright ray of sunshine to everyone . . . charmingly answers to the name of Shorty . . . music and T.V. rate high. PAUL G. HELFRICH Little Caesar . . . will never suffer any ill effects from the overindulgence in books . . . mischievous streak . . . Siaa . . . future is hazy. 31 MARGARET E. HENDRICKS Peggy with her bright eyes, blonde hair and hearty laughter . . . enjoys changing her mind and changing it again . . . swims like a fish. JANE G. HERBER Herby . . . leisure moments spent having a goad time . . . has a bright smile and an endless supply of energy . . . sports editor of Par-Key . . . three cheers for K-townI LINDA K. HERMAN Lynn is a nonconformist when it comes to clothing, loves the odd or extraordinary . . . likes dancing, buying clothes and talking on the phone . . . plans include a school of cosmetology. SUSAN K. HERTZOG Music fanatic . . . loves long trips . . . reading also arouses Susie's interest ... off to college for a career in elementary and special education. MARCUS R. HILBERT Quiet, reserved, bashful and resourceful . . . much study is a weariness to the flesh . . . math is his favorite subject . . . has enjoyed many hours working on a farm. DAVID L. HOFFMAN You've got to be a football hero . . . Huffy fits the picture to a T . . . awarded Football Scholar Athlete Award . . . lots of luck to a successful future. DORIS L. HOLBEN Participates in many 4-H projects . . . loves most animals . . . dislikes crowded buses . . . you must be kidding . . . aspires to achieve higher education. KAREN C. HONTZ A lively one . . . loves sports, new cars and just messing around . . . water is good to swim in and ski on ... off to Furman College in the fall. DONNA J. HOOK Donna's one of Parkland chewing gum addicts . . . enjoys being a program aide for Junior Girl Scout Troop . . . fond of oil painting . . . dislike for pushy eighth graders. JANICE G. HUGHES Looks quiet but looks are deceiving . . . friendliness is her by-word . . . likes dancing and swimming . . . Jan's future — o beautician. 32 DAVID M. HUNSICKER Dave is in his ecstasy while hunting a hundred groans in any market . sessions are his gun and fishing rod. . A laugh is worth his most prized pos- What a reformatory!' DAVIDENE H. HUNSICKER Can be found clad in royal green with her bow and arrows . . . gives service with a smile at the student store . . . possible future in an office. JANE E. HUNSICKER A mass of curly brown hoir . . . always busy . . . merry giggles . . . spends afternoons working at Wotring's . . . plans to be an office worker. ROBERT J. JACOBY Whimsically quiet ... a mathematician but ask him about algebra — he doesn't really believe it . . . Jake will soon be sailing along the ocean blue. DIXON D. JARRETT Old man gloom always disappears when Dick comes along . . . has a passion for wild weekends . . . can be found at Shaw's Drugstore. ANDREW I. JAUNZEMIS A jolly friend to have around . . . another steak sandwich fan . . . sports rate high with Andy . . . college is next on the agenda. PHILLIP T. JOHNSON Ever-smiling Phil . . . goes for football in a big way . . . always willing to give a helping hand . . . prep school next and college later. 33 WILLIAM HYLAND Sweet, quiet, considerate . . . dreams of food and money . . . will be remembered for his role in Feathertop . • • hopes to major in English at college. ROBERTA D. KENNEDY Bobbie enjoys reading and Spanish ... in her ecstasy while on the hockey field . . . future plans include Allentown Hospital School of Nursing. RICHARD L. JOHNSON Chopper's idea of a perfect class period is one that's ten minutes long . . . plays with the curtains boskstago . . . plans to swab the decks in the future. CAROL L. KALE Strives to be one of the first in the lunch line . . . great fun lover . . . Oh my gosh! . . . Carrots can often be found in the music room singing with the chorus . . . future hairdresser. PAUL W. KEELER Timid as a mouse and equally os tiny . . . golf is to Paul os a song is to a singer . . . faithful member of the Boy Scouts. THOMAS J. KEIPER Peifer keeps his host of friends in good humor with his wisecracks ... his best ability found expressed on the golf team . . . Anchors Aweigh. PATRICIA A. KERN Sweet, gentle, ambitious . . . Pat will never tiro of cooking . . . although cut out to be a secretary, her secret ambition is to be a housewife. ROBERT L. KERN Metal shop and wood shop claim a great deal of Bob's time . . . slow to talk, quick to act . . . soon to be showing his Air Force wings. SHARON L. KERN A hard worker . . . found frequently in room 103 .. . spent most of her P.H.S. days playing notes in the music room . . . has many wonderful qualities for a fine secretary. KAREN J. KERSCHNER Proof that blondes have more fun ... a cheerful, little gal who knows her mind . . . abhors snobbish people . . . will be a successful secretary. RICHARD A. KLINE Kick's first love is weightlifting ... an unassuming guy . . . would rather crawl than run to classes . . . typical car fanatic . . . Uncle Sam wants him. 34 LARRY J. KLOIBER Quiet but congeniol fellow . . . Lorry will always be remembered for his crutches . . . plans to have a full time job under the guidance of Uncle Sam. RENA L. KOCH Likes sewing, cooking and algebra . . . quiet, but still water runs deep . . . can think of better things than pop quizzes ... to Kutztown for elementary education. SYLVIA K. KOKOLUS A likeable girl with a chronic laugh . . . Who me? . . . reciting in class is not for Smile ... an office will appreciate her cheerfulness. KIMBERLY S. KRAMER Kim . . . password — skiing! . . . blonde and blue-eyed friendly and interested in anything but homework ... future sees her in college. HAROLD J. KRANCH Harry can usually be found playing pool at Christmas City . . . wheels a midnight blue Ford . . . great guy to know . . . future sees wings on this senior. DOUGLAS J. KRASLEY Where there is Doug, there is confusion . . . specializes in drawing Romchargors . . . life of the party . . . after a hitch in the Navy it's off to trade school. GEORGE W. KRAUSE Men of few words are the best men . . . likeable lad . . . George's favorite subject is wood shop, why not? — he's planning to become a carpenter. JUDITH C. KRAUSE Identified by her giggle ... on ardent sports and water bug ... is forever on the go . . . Judy can be seen at all games as part of the majorette squad. What kids won't do for those four bugs. 35 SANDRA KREITZ A nice-looking girl ... to Sandy, Silence is Golden . . . although soft spoken, she has no trouble keeping her friends . . . lots of luck to a future secretary. That's all wrong. Buzz. SANDRA J. KRESGE Sandy's joy to spread flowers of kindness is loved . . her athletic side shines when she shoots with a bow and arrow . . . wants to be a commercial artist. SANDRA L KRINER A little bit of everything good . . . when there's work to be done. Sandy is around . . . avid sports lover . . . ambition is to be a secretary. LUCILLE KRISTOFITS Best described os cheerful, gay and friendly . . . always ready for a good joke . . . Lucy's problems seem to be few . . . the clicking of typewriter keys will invade her life. DORIS KUHNS Laughing eyes, a ready grin . . . goes smiling about her work in the Student Store . . . olwoys octive . . . ambition — to be a receptionist-secretary. LARRY J. KUHNS Certainly one of the class clowns . . . Lorenzo isn't afraid of anything . . . mischief-making Fills his time . . . future sees him in college, heaven help the college. MERLE D. KUHNS Quiet, or is she? . . . interested in almost anything . . . Whot's new? . . . favorite activities are skating, sewing, and bowling . . . future sees her with brushes and an easel. KATHLEEN A. KUMERNITSKY A bundle of enthusiasm . . . feels at home in a swimming pool . • • wants to be a secretary — her employer will bo more than satisfied with her services. 36 LINDA M. IAUB Linda would much rather travel thon sit home ond do homework . . . there she sits deep in thought . . . elementary education ot Kufztown is next on her schedule. RUTH A. LAUDENSLAGER Laudy con often be found at the Hub . . . Moma-hochi! . . . puts snobs and chemistry in the same category . . . will become a beautician after attending Empire Beouty School.' SHARON K. LAZARUS A nice girl with determination . . . frequently has ideas that are well worthwhile . . . one of our P.H.S. mojorettes . . . will gain success quickly. CHRISTINE L. LEH Artistic with words as well os brushes . . . Chris also loves music, onimals, and people ... to Philadelphia Museum College of Arts for a career in commercial art or writing ROBERTJOHN F. LEHR Custom cars foscinate him . . Skipper is os iolly os he is studious — a worthwhile combination ... the future sees him at Kutztown as a math major. JUDITH A. LEVERINGTON Despises those quiet and uncrowded lunch periods . . . Judy spends most of her spare time clerking at Grant's . . . destined to be an efficient office clerk. NANCY L. LICHTENWALNER Busy business student . . . you're poging her? — look on the hockey field, in the typing room, or in room 2 . . . will soon bo a seasoned secretary. EILEEN S. LONG A real character . . . alias Q. of G. . . . specializes in drawing road-runners . . . dancing and drags rate high . . . future sees Eileen ot Bethlehem Business School. ROBERT J. LOOMIS Likes basketball and outdoor living — especially Camo Horseshoe . . . never in trouble, right Bob? . . . always laughing and ready for a good joke . . . will go to Furman University. 37 ROBERT C. LESYK Term papers are an unncessory evil to Bob . . . humor is his most valuable asset . . . lives for the track season . . . foreign cars intrigue him. RICHARD E. LYONS Newcomer to Parkland but fast at making friends ... an eyeful for any girl . . . wrestling and track take priority in Dick's interests. WILLIAM F. MALETZ Bill's interest in music runs as high as his talent on the clarinet ... is an able golfer and actor os well . . . class president . . . college next. BONITA R. MARSTELLER Bonnie looks like she stepped out of a fashion magazine . . . president of Tri-Hi-Y . . . teaches Sunday school . . . she's off to Mansfield for home economics. LYNN MARTIN Sweet, silent girl . . . pretty blonde hair . . . rates high as an expert diving belle . . . other loves — skiing and MARIE F. MATTHEWS horses’ Oh my word! . . . Rita loves those French and English classes . . . enjoys art, reading and J. D. Salinger . . . planning for college in the near future. VICKI J. MAURY Vicki is fond of Youth Fellowship and a certain left end on the football team . . . complains of cafeteria food . . . seen at Swifty's . . . future nurse. JANET C. McDOUGALL Jan . . . great sense of humor . . . loves meeting new people . . . active in church work . . . will thoroughly enjoy college next fall. DALE A. MECKES Somewhat timid voice, but that's not the real Dale . water skiing takes his fancy . . . Wee doggie! . . . next employer — Uncle Sam. CAROL MEHRKAM Carol towers over the average senior girl . . . enjoys her job at Koehler's Cleaners . . . dislikes stuck up people . . . plans office work next. JAN E. MERCER Hails from Miami . . . attention getter . . . striking dresser . . . beautiful hair . . . always talking . . . business manager of Par-Key. 38 his GLENN A. MICHAEL Oh those muscles . . . Miguel rotes high with the girls . . . wrestling, hiking, and weightlifting . . . anyone for the office? . . . future is hazy for this funloving guy. MARCIA H. MIGATZ Give Marcy a stack of Johnny Mathis albums and she'll be content . . . fraternity parties occupy her weekends . probably be seen in Miami next year. CHARLES S. MILLER Give Charlie a golf club and a ball and he's sure to hit that hole-in-one ... the Jewish Community Center is a main attraction for him. DARLENE L. MILLER Darlene is constantly talking on the phone about anything and everything . . . snobs and showoffs irritate her . . . future sees her at beautician school. SHIRLEY A MILLER Another Apple Hill fon . . . Shirley also likes dancing, football gomes and intramural sports . . . Giggles future sees her at Penn State. JAMES L. MINTZER Gym Club claims his hearty support . . . oround the world his thoughts fly . . . quiet guy . . - Jimmy hopes to specialize in electronics. JOYCE A. MITCHELL Joyce really enjoys twirling her baton at games . . . friendly . . . has a knack for writing . . . fond of swimming and skating . . . hairdressing school is next. IRENE D. MOHR Renie's sweet nature accounts for her many friends . . . sews up a storm . . . Oh, but Don's calling tonight . . . class steno . . . good luck at Penn State. The Moon Men have invaded. 39 THOMAS A. MUTH The terrible grumble, rumble and roar . . . Tom takes life os it comes . . . Why don't teachers let me sleep? . . . will fly with the Air Force. DALE R. MOYER Whenever there's excitement, there's Gopher leading the crowd . . . shines at outdoor sports . . . armed services is next on his schedule. KAREN L. MOYER Karen doesn't like too much homework . . . active In church work . . . enjoys horseback riding, swimming and basketball . . . plans a career in cosmetology. RONALD W. MOYER Terrific left end of P.H.S.'s football team . . . Rocky has a bashful appearance . . . one of the famed Mechanics-ville boys . . . even-tempered and good-natured. DIANE M. MUTH On the quiet side — till you get to know her . . . likes animals, especially horses, cats, ond dogs . . . sports enthusiast .. . crowded buses annoy her . . . future cloudy. EVONNE M. NAU Neat and efficient . . . Nuggi makes a lasting impression . . . enjoys sports . . . always ready for a game of basketball ... a navy secretary. I THOMAS R. NEMETH Our vice president . . . Tommie's personality sparkles like a diamond . . . love of records will help him succeed os a radio-T.V. announcer. SUSAN R. NEWHART Newcomer to Parkland . . . warm and friendly . . . sports, swimming, cards, and music prove her interests ore diversified . . . will be seen at Rider College. ROBERT C. NOLL Suspected of being serious by nature, but refreshingly talkative on occasions . . . pro football fan ... his future lies in the automotive field. BRENDA K. NOTHSTEIN Endowed with an enviable feature — natural curly hair . . . Brenda packs a gong of kids in her Ford XL and wheels all around town . . . Whoop whoopI V 40 ROSALIE A. ONDREJCA Robo is one of the biggest flirts in the senior class . . . will do practically anything for laughs ... a real clown . . . ummm those college guys. These are the times thot try men's souls. DAVID H. OSWALD How's the weather up there, 'Ozzie'? . . . regular fellow . . . brings home the buck when he goes hunting . . . plans to fly with the Air Force. ELAINE F. OSWALD Personality is her strong point . . . Speedy creates a whirlwind when she walks . . . indispensable to our faculty manager . . . hats off to a worthy secretary. ROBERT OH An extremely talkative member of the class — especially when accompanied by the opposite sex . . . football and track . . . great guy to know. susan j. on Sweet Sue ... a friend to everybody ... a very talented artist — always making posters . . . loves expensive clothing . . . soon to be a college co-ed. LINDA J. OTTER Anyone for a chocolate milkshake? . . . swimming, diving, and roller skating really rate with Linda . . . future homemaker. WILLIAM L. OnO If you're wondering who is in the midst of thot laughing crowd, it's Larry . . . terrific manager of our basketball team • • • Drexel. 41 PATRICIA OSWALD Trea'ty never tires of skating . . . evens . . . pizza fan . . . plans to become a model — most assuredly possesses the necessary qualifications. KAREN M. OWENS Karen can be found diving at Orchard View Swim Club . . . enjoys being a Nurse's Aid at Ccdarbrook . . . Allentown School of Nursing to follow. PETER PADUCH Swingin' locker room. Sparkling and mischievous eyes . . . comes down the hall with a carefree swagger . . . wheels around Crest Plaza in his hot green pick-up truck. IDA M. PAUKOVITZ Petite and starry-eyed senior . . . Tootsy is a pizza fan . . . spends most of her time talking on the phone . . stenography is next in line. PRISCILLA J. PECK As she walks one senses sunshine and the sea . . . music is Priscilla's middle name . . . sure to succeed at Katherine ARTHUR J. PEOPLES Gibbs Secretarial School. An 0,1 around 9uy • • • president of Student Council . . . participates in football and swimming . . . very active in youth fellowship . . . Art will soon be preaching the word of God. DONALD R. PERSON For those who don't know him, horses are synonymous with his name ... a carefree guy . . . future revolves around horses — natch! DIANE C. PETERS Happy, laughing, likeable Pete . . . drives her Comet and Buzz's Chevy . . . never stops talking . . . beautiful clothes . . . dancing — a mojor passion . . . future beautician. GERALD K. PETERS Gerry will turn a name or title into some sort of joke if he con . . . energetic . . . Who ever invented homework? . . . future undecided. 42 LINDA L. PFROMM Pfrommsie divides time between Westwood Heights Swim Club and Lake Wallenpoupack . . . dislikes wearing shoes . . . Rider lies in her future. EVELYN A. PHILLIPS Take lots of ability and a pleasing personality and you have Evie . . . steady, dependable . . . cracks the history books most often . . . loves to write. JOEL E. PICKERING Eats, drinks, and sleeps basketball . . quite popular with the girls . . . never rr.ore ot home than when he's in Baltimore . . . greot fun lover. SUZANNE C. PLARR A model's figure, face, and charm . . . has strong religious feelings . . . this gal sees visions of dishwoshing and dusting in the near future. JANET E. PRATT Girl with the strawberry curl and rosy complexion . . . Janet can be found marching at all games ... her love for sewing will lead her to Mansfield for home economics. KATHLEEN S. RAUBENHOLD Kathy enjoys being a candy striper at the Allentown Hospital . . . The name's Raubenhold, say it right! ... St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing will be her training ground. CAROL A. RAUCH Quiet, mysterious, yet her friends know her true worth . . . slow tempered ... she has that innocent look . . . Carrie will be in an office after June. DIANE M. RAUCH Capable president of F.T.A. . . . Diane is a great fan of the Beatles, especially Ringo . . . terrific sewer . . . business school — next objective. ROBERT P. RAUCH Bob's Caravelle is his pride and joy . . . one of our most active athletic students, evidences — football, swimming, baseball . . . soon to be a Navy man. 43 JAMES F. PRENDINGER Carefree and smiling . . . Jim has been a faithful and active member of F.F.A. for many years . . . often seen at Topton Bowling Alleys ... a future fender bender. BAREARA J. REICHARD Borby loves dancing, cars and just plain fun . . has more fun driving around in her shot Chevy than doing homework . . . wants to get married. MARTHA C. REINERT Loves that '57 black Chevy . . . Marty can be found at Herman's . . . Big deal . .' . soon to be seen with scissors and comb. RICHARD J. REINERT Not a care in the world . . . Rick con usually be found in, under, or taking apart cars . . . subject to feminine wiles . . . after graduation — electronics school. RITA A. RINKER Don't fence me in is Rita's motto . . . interests include hiking, fishing, hunting, ond sports of oil types . . . future is uncertain. SHARON L. ROBBINS Flirtotious, talkative and rarely serious . . . ardent Ray Charles fan . . . her most cherished possessions ore her folk music albums . . . nursing school follows. ALBERT B. ROCK Works ot the Acme in his spore time . . . goes to school part time, majors in wood shop . . . hunting, fishing, and archery take top priority in his interests. 44 JOAN L. REINSMITH Impressive combination of brains and personality . . . tall pretty majorette . . . wouldn't think of missing a basketball game . . . will make some lucky boss a wonderful stenographer . . . Dale. ELAINE M. RINGER One of a set . . . swings with her sax ... an avid 4-H member who abides by the 4-H motto . . . business school is next for this fine girl. LINDA J. RINGER Our high-stepping drum majorette . . . loves football and basketball games ... a twin but you would never know it . . . plans a business career. BARBARA A. REX Quiet but gets her two cents in . . . fond of music, reading and sewing . . . short quizzes are absolutely out . . . future angel of mercy at Allentown Hospital. THEODORE J ROHR AJ. . . . fond of anything with four wheels ond o motor . . . con usuolly be found ot Hermon's . . . yeorns to tome the wild blue yonder. BARRY P. ROTH People who don't know Barry think he's quiet 'till he gets behind the drums . . . he's really got the beat when it comes to music . . . future in Navy machine drafting. JEAN E. ROTH Sure, why not . . Shorty likes P.J. parties, pizza ond stock car races . . . hates stuck up people . . . plons to become an I.B.M. operator. KARL H. SANTA Tall, dark and handsome . . . drives hot '57 Chevy and Pete's Comet . . . gotta get a touchdown. . . . dancing, food, golfing ond Pete take up his spore time ... future beautician. SHARON L. SASSAMAN Sharon has o knack for talking . . . likes being around intelligent people . . . dislikes obnoxious boys . . . wants to attend a woman's college. JEAN MARIE SCHAEFFER Jeanie spends a lot of tirhe with Tri-Hi-Y . . . intelligent, friendly, hard-working . . . likes to hove a good time . . . will make a fine secretory. MARTHA M. ROTHROCK This business education student likes cruising in her Dodge . . . enjoys curling up with a good book . . . future os a bookkeeper or general office worker. ROGER G. SAMUELS Outward appearance of dignity ond quiet reserve — but watch out!! . . . appreciates the humorous side of life . a great guy to know. But mom, I forgot my lunch money.' 45 JEAN M. SCHAFFER Between Tri-Hi-Y and the student store, Jean's time is quite well spent . . . will study to become a secretary. ROBERT J. SCHUTZER Schlltz — one of the Orefield boys . . . good jokes make this guy's world go 'round . . . enjoys working with Chevys . . . future is hazy. KAY-ELLEN SCHLOSSER Fair of face and heart . . . Kay is sweet and kind to everyone ... a real fan of boating, and water-skiing . . . will either become a stenographer or enter business school. SHEILA A. SCHMOYER She comes, she smiles, she conquers ... a girl with a million and one problems . . . she plans to go to Penn State. SUSAN L. SCHRADER Suzie hates getting up in the morning . . . inhabits the Hub . . . Tall Paul (sigh) . . . whirls a mean paint brush . . . Fabulous ... a college in California for Suz. FRANK J. SCHWARTZ Fun, fun, and more fun . . . Schwartzie loves Chevys, hates Fords . . . can be seen riding around Foglesville . . . plons after graduation — undecided. THOMAS R. SCHWARTZ Tom is a great guy ... a real riot . . . easy to get along with . . . fond of hunting, fishing, and majorettes . . . uncertain about his future. BARBARA E. SEARLE Barb's second home is Ho Jo's . . . loves hamburgers, cokes and being with the gang . . . Ugh — French class . . . will become a medical secretary. JOHN D. SEARLE Interested in outdoor activities, can always tell of interesting experiences about hunting and fishing ... a forestry vocation for John. DAVID E. SERFASS Dave could eat you out of house and home . . . never leaves the girls alone — especially blondes . . . swims like a fish. 46 PATRICIA A. SHOEMAKER Pat loves caring for her German Shepherds ... is fond of dancing to a lively tune . . . nothing disturbs her more than snobs . . . rambles on to become on I.B.M. operator. Can the Grun's foot fit in Cinderello's shoe? JUDITH C. SILBERMAN A bunch of energy . . . hard working at her part time job . . . loves pizza . . . some day expects to hear that old expression, Good night, nurse. DORIS M. SIIFIES Ardent pizza fan . . . friendly, obliging . . . happy-go-lucky in the classroom . . metology will welcome Doris. . . cheerful eyes a school of cos- DALE SIMOCK One of the boys . . . Gentlemen prefer blondes — isn't that right. Dole? . . . often seen in the vicinity of the gym LINDA R. SLOUGH _ shines in basketball and track. A smile is Linda's way of greeting everyone . . . charming, willingness and helpfulness . . . loves animals . . . reads many books . . . cooking is her specialty. CAROL J. SMITH Swimming and ice skating appeal to this girl ... an active Luther Leaguer ... off to Kutztown to prepare for a teaching career. KAREN J. SNYDER Looking for Karen — try the Starlight Diner . . . usually found singing a pop tune . . . her love for dancing will whirl her into a career as a dance instructor. NANCY K. SNYDER Mass of curly brown hair ... a quiet forceful manner . . . Nancy's idea of heaven is going without shoes . . . her success as an elementary teacher is assured. 47 LINDA D. STOFFLET Sports are it, especially basketball . . . bookkeeping, drags, and dancing also catch her fancy . . . plans to be a beautician, will certainly make a good one. JEFFREY A. SPEER Height, muscles, looks, what more could you ask for? ... a greot asset to our gridiron boys . . . track and skiing also rate high . . . college bound. DIANE L. SPITKO Forever talking . . . bubbling personality . . a great asset to the girls' basketball team . . . Diane will either become a hairdresser or a secretary. ROBERT A. STANLEY Rob has basketball in his blood . . . Rah Mechanicsville . . . Elkie??? . . . tops at. keeping a straight face while telling tall tales ... a loveable guy ... off to play college ball. GUSTAVE L. STEIN Wrestling, gymnastics and cars are main interests . . . spends spare time on Luther League activities ... to live and work on his father's form . . . good luck to a great guy. 3 RODERICK G. STROHL I don't believe it! . . . not particularly fond of Ford-lovers . . . loves water skiing . . . fond of girls . . . take up engineering at Lehigh. DIANNE C. STUBBE Oh, those pop quizzesl ... a real all-around girl . . . brains and talents . . . |ust give her a guitar and Dianne's all set . . . next year sees her at Wilson. JANE M. STUFFLET Horses, cokes, and cheeseburgers — Jane loves 'em all . . . anyone who knows this gal would think her hobby is talking . . . business school follows. 48 Think you'll make it, Rob?1 SUSAN WAGNER Talkative, fun loving Susie . . . enjoys her job at Diana's . . . parties and a certain fella ore very important . . . crystal ball sees Susie keeping house. DAVID L VanEMBURG Dave is another Hub member . . . can be found at Harry's Steak House or playing baseball . . . will look great in an Air Force uniform. PETER C. WALBERT Can be found practicing his strokes In the pool ... he would like to have a more extensive gymnastic program at P.H.S. ROSEMARY WANAMAKER A delightful girl to know . . . always friendly and sincere . . . likes a certain someone from Northwestern . . . Rosie will attend Allentown School of Cosmetology. % MELODY R. WARKE Mel enjoys sleeping, milkshakes, history, and steak sandwiches . . . can be found on the hockey field . . . luck ot Wilson College. 49 DONNA A. TROLLINGER Trolleycar wheels that Plymouth . . . can be found enjoying hamburgers and cokes at Herman's . . . ready for a good time . . . wants to visit the World's Fair. BARBARA TYSON Coordinates mind and fingers on the typewriter . . . sparkle and charm . . . with such amiability and radiancy is there any wonder that Barb has loads of friends. JANICE C. UTT Dynamite always startles . . . like o banana, always with a bunch . . . enjoys a good time ... a little crazy ... a real duchess . . . will be a college co-ed. LINDA J. THOMAS Friendly, active, popular — Linda of course . . . active in holping the wheels of student government to turn smoothly . . . in the fall she'll be off to Wesley Junior College. GENE F. TODD Favorite subjects are mechanical drawing and chemistry . . . an ardent camera bug . . . may soon bo flying in the Air Force. DONNA L. WARMKESSEL It's a good thing . . . this pretty mojorotte enjoys eating and driving around . . . likes sports and a certain guy . . . wants to be an accountant. CLAIRANN L. WEHR A bundle of enthusiasm ... on a dance floor this small lassie is in her glory . . . future sees Clairann as a secretary. THOMAS J. WEINER Tweiner is a groat guy . . . loves dancing at the Hub, likes girls even better . . . can't stand snobby people . . . no plans for the future. GAY L. WENNER Frenchy hates snobs, loves cooking and children . . . frequently visits Susie's house . . . luck to a future medical secretary. NADINE WERLEY If silence is golden this sweet gal will shine . . . Dino enjoys sleeping and dancing . . . always lending a helping hand . . . future uncertain. ROBERT WERLEY Bob's Corvair can be found ot Herman's . . . conscientious and serious about his work . . . content with a fishing rod or a gun in his bond ... off to Lehigh next year. DONALD P. WERTMAN Quite fond of the ag course . . . Don likes good food and plenty of hard work . . . enjoys roller skating . . future includes a full time farming operation. WENDY J. WETMORE Co-Editor of the Par-Key . . . thumbs down on surprise quizzes . . . What's for dinner? . . . plans to be a foreign language major ot Muhlenberg. WILLIAM F. WHITTAKER Character is the cornerstone of success . . . Bill has what it fakes . . . Albert in the junior ploy . . . women drivers get his goot. BRUCE D. WICKEL Shy but friendly ... a whiz with musical instruments . . . collects model cars ... a real sports fan . . . future sees Bruce wearing the Navy blues. 50 GARY E. WILLIAMS Gary's interests are many . . . Key Club, wrestling and chorus vie for most of his time . . . future specialist in some field of engineering. MARY WISE Gads . . . Mare is one who is helping make the Par-Key possible this year . . . college is the next rung on her ladder of achievement. PAULINE WISSER Polly ... ’in the fall, she can be found circling the hockey field . . . likes people with a sense of humor . . . it's bookkeeping for Pauline. JAMES A. WOLFE All good things come in small packages . . . loves drags, hunting and cars . . . goes ape over cute girls . . . crystal ball sees Jim in trade school. LINDA WOODS Get serious . . . just give Linda a cookbook and watch the results . . . loves swimming and bosketboll . . . big ambition to become a secretary. DONALD H. WOTRING Don and sports ore synonymous . . . dislikes homework . . . plans to devote the next two years to the Navy as an electronics technician. JANE M. WRIGHT Smiles moke the world seem brighter ... a certain someone is faultless in her eyes . . . will make some lucky boss a great secretary. CONNIE D. YEAGER Oh Great . . . Connie never misses a dance at the Ag Hall . . .‘fascinated by psychology, disgusted by stupidity . . . after graduation she'll be working in an office. 51 The 3:04 bell rings at Parkland. SUSAN F. YOUNG You'll nover lock gum with Sue oround . . . always chomping . . . loves playing pinochle . . . prefers jeeps to school buses . . . will become a secretory. KATHRYN E. ZENZ Charlie always seems to be helping someone with his algebra . . . usually found setting traps for some poor unsuspecting fella . . . business school is next. What a bunch of Brownies!! Linda Thomos, Janet Pratt, Barbara Miller, Priscilla Peck, Sally Grim, Diane Bakelcy, Kitty Heilman, Karen Class, Sally Brunn, Judy Bower, Louise Bakeley. CLASS OFFICERS: Carol Bender, Treas.,- Irene Mohr, Sec.; Tom Nemeth, V. Pres.; William Maletz, Pres. 52 HARRY W. AMEY 1524 N. Muhlenberg St. General Gym Club 3,4 BENNETT N. ANDERSON 126 N. 37th St. College Prep. Swimming 2,3,4 Varsity Club 4 V. Pres. Track 4 Key Club 4 PAUL D. ASTLEFORD 4023 Turner St. College Prep. Wrestling 3,4 Baseball 1,2 Track 1,2 Football 1,2 Key Club 3,4 FREDERICK D. BAATZ 1915 Ruth St. College Prep. Varsity Club 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 4 Track 3,4 BETTY J. BACHERT 1752 Main St. Ore. Business Ed. Basketball 2,3,4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Pep Squad 4 Varsity Club 4 CARSON F. BAER Wescoesville R.D. if 1 Business Ed. Stage Club 4 Science Club 4 HOWARD F. BAILER 32 E. Focht Ave. College Prep. Nature Club 3,4 Debate Club 4 CARY A. BAIR 3422 Cambridge Circle College Prep. Honor Society 2,3,4 Pres. 4 Key Club 3,4 Trumpet 2,3,4 German Honor Club 3,4 Pres. 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Jr. Play 3,4 Sr. Play 4 Band 2,3,4 RONALD W. BARTHOLOMEW Wescoesville R.D. rrl College Prep. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1 Gym Club 4 Varsity Club 3,4 SENIOR ACTIVITIES EDWARD J. BAUER 2920 Pennsylvania St. College Prep. Football 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Track 2,3,4 Sr. Play 4 PAUL J. BAUER Coplay R.D. ifl College Prep. Wrestling 2 Science Club 2 Chess Club 2 Nature Club 3 JAMES G. BAYS Allentown R.D. if3 College Prep. Swimming 4 Track 4 LEE R. BECK Slatington R.D. if 1 General Study Hall RONALD C. BEDNAR Coplay R.D. if 1 Business Ed. Intramurals 3 Science Club 2 Stage Club 1 Baseball 1 Fly Tying Club 1 RICHARD D. BEDORE Wescoesville R.D. if 1 Business Ed. Varsity Club 4 Honor Society 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Debate Club 3,4 Baseball 4 SHARON R. BEIDLEMAN Coplay R.D. if 1 Business Ed. Basketball 2,3,4 Co-Capt. 4 Thank class. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Par-Key Typist 4 Intramurals 2 JANE E. BEITLER Allentown R.D. if3 College Prep. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Hockey 3,4 Intramurals 4 F.N.A. 4 Jr. Play 2 Trumpet 4 Gym Club 3 . Pep Squad 3,4 Varsity Club 4 CAROL A. BENDER 3934 Kilmer Ave. College Prep. Chorus 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Trumpet 1,2,3,4 Features Ed. 3 News. Ed. 4 heavens lunch comes before English Class Treas. 4 Jr. Play 2,3,4 Sr. Play 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Sec. 3 V. Pres. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 FRANK A. BENNIGHOFF Breinigsville R.D. 1 Business Ed. Football 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Swimming 3,4 LEWIS L. BEST 64 Summit Road College Prep. Football 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Key Club 1,2,3,4 V. Pres. 4 Jr. Play 3,4. It's about time for housecleaning. NANCY BEST Orefield R.D. if 1 Business Ed. Band 1 Student Council 1 Majorettes 2,3,4 Jr. Play 3 Par-Key 4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 JOHN N. BLAUKOWITCH Orefield R.D. ff 1 Business Ed. Wrestling 3 Gym Club 3 Audio-Visual Aids 4 LOUIS G. BLAUKOWITCH Coplay R.D. 1 General Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Gym Club 1,2 53 CHERYL A. BLOSE 2013 Focht. Ave. Business Ed. Intramurals 1,2 Student Council 3 Sr. Chorus 2,4 Jr. Play 4 DANIEL J. BOBERSKI Mechanicsville Business Ed. Band 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3 Track 4 JEFFREY T. BOGERT 3502 Congress St. College Prep. Key Club 1,2,3,4 Gym Club 2,3 Intramurals 1,2,3 Class Pres. 3 Jr. Play 4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 CONSTANCE M. BORTZ 3420 Elm St. Business Ed. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 V. Pres. 2,4 Basketball 1,2 Intramurals 3,4 Par-Key 4 Trumpet 4 JUDITH A. BOWER 106 Chelsea Lane College Prep. Majorettes 2,3,4 F.T.A. 2,3,4 Jr. Play 3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Aquacade 1,2,4 Trumpet 4 JEAN S. BOYDA 3423 Trexler Blvd. College Prep. Pep Squad 3,4 Chorus 4 F.T.A. Jr. Play 2,3 Sr. Play 4 Dramatics Club 2,3 Typing Club 1 French Club 4 KATHLEEN M. BRACKEN 1943 Jane St. Business Ed. Intramurals 3 Trumpet Typist 3,4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Student Store 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Treas. 4 Jr. Play 3 BARBARA L. BRANDMEIR 2840 South St. College Prep. F.T.A. 1,2,3 Aquacade 1 Band 1,2,3 Treas. 1 Class V. Pres. 2,3 Jr. Play 3 Student Council 1,4 Par-Key 3,4 Activities Ed. 4 Intramurals 1,2,3 GEORGE A. BREININGER 6001 Main St. Fogles. General Photography Club 1,2 Color Guard 2,3,4 JESSE B. BRONSTEIN Allentown R.D. i£l College Prep. Stage Club 2,3,4 Nature Club 3,4 BEVERLY R. BROWN Breinigsville R.D. i£l College Prep. Chorus 3,4 Pep Squad 4 Jr. Play 3 Bridge Club 3,4 Student Council 3 Dramatics Club 1 Journalism Club 1 JACK A. BROWN Allentown R.D. 1 Agriculture F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 MITCHELL R. BROWN 2053 Grove Ave. College Prep. Photo Club 1,2 Physics Club 3 Weight Lifting Club 4 Par-Key Photographer Trumpet Photographer PATRICIA A. BULT Coplay R.D. dfrl Business Ed. Intramurals 1,2,3 Band 1 Gym Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 4 ROBERT G. BURCHILL 21st. and Latta Sts. College Prep. Par-Key 4 Wrestling 3 Swimming 1,2 Gym Club 1,2,3 Weight Liftina Club 4 Key Club J,4 Aquacade 1 SANDRA A. BURKHARDT Springhouse Rd. Rt. if:81 College Prep. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Trumpet 4 Pep Squad 4 F.N.A. 4 V. Pres. 4 Dramatics Club 2,3 SAMUEL J. CANTLEY 1531 N. OttSt. College Prep. Football 1,2,4 Wrestling 3,4 Nature Club 3,4 BONNIE A. CASSEL 1350 N. 26th St. College Prep. Student Council 3,4 Del-at-large 4 Jr. Play 1,3 Sr. Play 4 Aquacade 1,2 F.T.A. 2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 RONALD N. CHAPLIN 3155 South Drive College Prep. Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 One heart . . . two spades ... I pass . . 54 Swimming 1,2 Varsity Club 3,4 Science Club 1,2 LYNN B. CHAPMAN 2445 Pennsylvania St. College Prep. Chorus 1 Band 1 Science Club 3 F.T.A. 1,2,4 Intramurals 1,2,4 KAREN M. CHECKSFIELD 3316 Congress St. College Prep. Chorus 1 Basketball 1,2 Student Council 3 Honor Society 3,4 Par-Key 3,4 Co-Editor 4 Aquacade 1,2 Intramurals 1,2,3 NANCY L. CHINLUND 3802 Highland St. College Prep. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 F.T.A. 2,3,4 Jr. Play 3,4 Sr. Play 4 Bridge Club 3,4 BARBARA A. CHRISTMAN 2308 Main St., Schneck. Business Ed. Gym Club 2 Intramurals 2,3,4 Chorus 1 THOMAS E. CLARKE Orefield R.D. 1 College Prep. Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 3 Key Club 3,4 Pres. 4 Gym Club 3,4 Swimming 1 KAREN E. CLASS 1122 N. Main St. College Prep. Par-Key 3,4 Senior Ed. 4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Del.-at-large 2,3 Aquacade 1,2 Jr. Play 1,3 Sr. Play 4 Class Treas. 1 Chorus 1 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 PHYLLIS J. CLAUSER 302 Albright Ave. Business Ed. Intramurals 3 Jr. Play 3 F.B.L.A. 4 Bus. Service Club 3 Swimming Club 3 DONALD R. CLEAVER Allentown R.D. 1 General Basketball 1,2 Football 1 Nature Club 3 BARBARA L. Da IL AGO 2156 Main Blvd. Business Ed. Science Club 2,3 Treas. 3 Intramurals 2 Sketching Club 4 DAVID M. DANIEL Allentown R.D. if 1 General Travel Club 1 Stage Club 3,4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 LARRY H. DANIEL Allentown R.D. if3 General Travel Club 1,2 Weight Lifting 4 SCOTT W. DAVIS Orefield R.D. ifl College Prep. Stage Club 1,2,3,4 Jr. Play 2,3,4 Sr. Play 4 JUNE D. DEIFER Schnecksville R.D. if 1 Business Ed. Glee Club 2,3,4 Ski Club 3,4 i DAVID R. DERR 1621 N. 19th St. Business Ed. Wrestling 2,3,4 Football 1 Gym Club 3,4 MARY A. DIEHL Orefield R.D. if 1 College Prep. Hockey 3,4 Sr. Play 4 SANDRA K. DIEHL 223 S. 34th St. Business Ed. Hockey 3 Trumpet Typist 3,4 Par-Key Typist 4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Aquacade 1,2 Intramurals 2,3,4 ANN C. DOUGHERTY Schnecksville R.D. if 1 College Prep. F.T.A. 3,4 Hockey 4 Cheerleading 1,2,3 Pep Squad 3,4 Chorus 4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Aquacade 1,2,4 JEAN A. DRABIC 221 Main St., Ormrod Business Ed. Majorettes 1,2,3,4 Co-Capt. 4 Intramurals 1,2,4 Sr. Play 4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Par-Key 4 Head Typist 4 DAVID L. DREISBACH Allentown R.D. ifl College Prep. Band 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 3,4 ILENE G. DREISBACH Wescoesville R.D. 1 Business Ed. Bus. Service Club 3 F.B.L.A. 4 Do you think this stuff will really blow up the school? A hard rain's a-gonno fall. Intramurals 4 CHERYL A. EBERT 1452 Main St. Orefield College Prep. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,4 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 JUDITH A. EBERT Wescoesville R.D. if 1 College Prep. Band 1 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Hockey 3,4 Pep Squad 3 F.N.A. 4 RITA A. ELITE 304 N. .31 St. Business Ed. Intramurals 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y 1 JUDITH A. EYER 3510 Linden St. Business Ed. Intramurals 1,2,3 Student Council 1 Chorus 1,2 Majorettes 3,4 THOMAS D. FAUST Trexlertown General Band 1 Color Guard 2 Intramurals 1,2 DAVID C. FENSTERMACHER Allentown R.D. ifl Business Ed. Track 1,2 Basketball 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 1,2,3,4 KATHY R. FOLLWEILER 1929 Jane St. College Prep. Tri-Hi-Y 1 Chorus 1,2,3,4 F.N.A. 4 German Honor Club 4 Sec.-Treas. 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Intramurals 3,4 JANE E. FRANK Allentown R.D. irl College Prep. Tri-Hi-Y 2 Bridge Club 3,4 Intramurals 1,3,4 SUSAN C. FRANK 3418 Linden St. Business Ed. Science Club 3 Sec. 3 Intramurals 1 CAROLE JEAN FRANTZ Schnecksville R.D. ifl College Prep. Majorettes 2,3,4 Jr. Play 3 KATHLEEN A. FRANTZ Coplay R.D. rrl Business Ed. Science Club 2,3 Library Club 4 Intramurols 4 GLENN C. FREDERICK 3230 Congress St. College Prep. Science Club 1,2 Nature Show 3 Nat. His. Society 2 JOY M. FREELAND 1118 N. Ott St. College Prep. Student Council 1,2,3,4 Del.-at-large 4 Cheerleading 4 Honor Society 4 Jr. Play 3 Intramurals 1,2,3 BARBARA L. FURLER 3393 Main St. Neffs College Prep. Student Council 1 55 Trumpet 1 F.T.A. 1 Dramatics Club 1,2,3 Hockey 2,3 Sr. Play 4 Par-Key 4 JOYCE R. GEIBEL Allentown R.D. College Prep. Chorus 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 1,3 Trumpet 3,4 Par-Key 4 Intramurals 1,2 F.N.A. 4 Pres. 4 Library Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Aquacade 1 MIRIAM D. GEIST Breinigsville R.D. rrl Business Ed. Majorette Club 1 Library Club 3,4 Intramurals 1 ELEANOR A. GEORGE Coplay R.D. 1 Business Ed. Library Club 3,4 Business Service Club 3,4 Intramurals 4 RICHARD A. GEORGE Coplay R.D. i£l College Prep. Football 1 Gym Club 1,3 Sr. Play 4 Weight Lifting 3 Intramurals 3 ROBERT GEORGE 36 N. Church St. General Intramurals 1,2,4 Jr. Play 3 Gym Club 1 GARY M. GETCHELL 195 Washington St. General Football 2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 CHARLES W. GEVERT Trexlertown College Prep. Football 3,4 Key Club 4 Swimming 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Nature Club 2,3,4 Nat. His. Society 4 SUSAN L. GIBISER Allentown R.D. ifl Business Ed. Library Club 2 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 SANDRA D. GILBERT Orefield R.D. rl College Prep. Travel Club 1 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Gym Club 2 Humanities Club 3 Pcr-Key 4 F.N.A. 4 Sr. Play 4 PATRICIA L. GLASSMIRE 1405 N. 26th St. College Prep. Travel Club 1 Gym Club 2 Humanities Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Intramurals 2,3,4 PHILIP J. GOETZ 3316 Helen St. General Gym Club 1,2,3,4 Swimming 1 Intramurals 3 DALE L. GOGEL Orefield College Prep. Math Club 1 Audio Visual Aids 2 Wrestling 3,4 Jr. Play 3,4 Sr. Play 4 Intramurals 3,4 BARBARA C. GOIDA Coplay R.D. 1 Business Ed. Library Club 4 MARTIN J. GORR Breinigsville Business Ed. Gym Club 2,3,4 Intramurals 1,3,4 DARLENE M. GRACELY 1530 N. 26th St. Business Ed. Intramurals 2 Jr. Play 3 Bus. Service Club 3 Student Store 4 F.B.L.A. 4 President 4. Sr. Band 1 ERNEST S. GRAMMES Trexlertown College Prep. Band 1,2,3,4 Science Club 3,4 Chorus 4 Intramurals 2.3 Nature Club 1 JOAN L. GREENLAY 130 N. Adams St. College Prep. Student Council 3 F.N.A. 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Dramatics Club 3 Sewing Club 2 GLADYS A. GRIM 2783 Main Blvd. Business Ed. Gym Club 2 Jr. Play 3 Dramatics Club 1 Intramurals 1,2,4 LAMONT R. GRIM 2304 Main St. Schnecksville General Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Club 3,4 Jr. Play 3,4 Sr. Play 4 Intramurals 2,3 JUDITH A. GUTH Coplay R.D. i£l Business Ed. Library Club 2,3,4 Treas. 4 Pres. 3 Bus. Service Club 4 LUCILLE H. GUTH Allentown R.D. =£3 Business Ed. Library Club 2,3,4 Treas. 3 Pres. 4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Student Store 3,4 DALE R. HAHN Orefield General Audio Visual Aids 2,3,4 Gym Club 1 Intramurals 1,2 SYLVIA A. HAJEWSKI 665 Washington Ave. College Prep. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Trumpet 2,3,4 Bridge Club 3,4 Dramatics Club 1 DONNA R. HALLMAN 3115 Oxford Circle College Prep. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Aquacade 2 Student Council 4 Ski Club 3,4 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 DWIGHT D. HAMM Orefield R.D. 1 College Prep. Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 4 District Orchestra 3 RUTH E. HARRIS Honeysuckle Rd., Beth. Business Ed. Tri-Hi-Y Library Club 3 Creative Writing 4 Intramurals 1 Dramatics Club 2 SHARON R. HARWICK 1956 Harold Ave. Business Ed. Trumpet 2 Jr. Play 2,3 Sr. Play 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Creative Writing 4 Intramurals 3 DIANE S. HAUSMAN 35 N. Parkway Rd. College Prep. Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Honor Society 2,3 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 56 'Jo-Ann, could you —7 Par-Key isn't exasperating is it, Jane? MARCUS R. HILBERT Allentown R.D. 1 General Gym Club 2,3,4 DAVID L. HOFFMAN Schnecksville R.D. ifrl College Prep. Gym Club 1 Track 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Weather Club 4 DORIS L. HOLBEN Coplay R.D. 1 College Prep. F.T.A. 1,2 Aquacade 2 Chorus 2 Par-Key 4 Art Ed. Trumpet 2 Dramatics Club 2,3 JUDITH S. HAUSMAN 1221 Main St., Ore. Business Ed. Band 1,2,3,4 Sec. 3,4 Dance Band 2,3,4 Chorus 4 KATHRYN M. HEILMAN 29 Parkway Court College Prep. F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading 1,2,3 Par-Key 3,4 Faculty Ed. 4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Sr. Play 4 Aquadcade 1,2,4 Student Council 1 CAROL A. HEINTZELMAN 1442 N. 18th St. Business Ed. Chorus 1,2 Student Council 4 Honor Society 4 Library Club 3,4 Dramatics Club 1 PAUL G. HELFRICH Coplay R.D. 1 General Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1 Varsity Club 4 Stage Club 2,3,4 Jr. Play 3 MARGARET HENDRICKS Trexlertown Business Ed. Dramatics Club 4 Library Club 3,4 Intramurals 2,4. JANE G. HERBER 3755 Winchester Rd. College Prep. F.T.A. 1,2,4 Basketball 2 Par-Key 3,4 Sports Ed. 4 Student Council 4 Aquacade 2 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1 LINDA K. HERMAN Orefield R.D. 1 College Prep. Intramurals 1 Gym Club 2 Humanities Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1 Creative Writting 4 SUSAN K. HERTZOG Schnecksville College Prep. Band 1,2,3,4 Journalism Club 2 Humanities Club 3,4 Trumpet 4 Dramatics Club 3 Humanities Club 4 Chorus 1 Intramurals 2,3 KAREN C. HONTZ Orefield R.D. 1 College Prep. Aquacade 1,2,4 Hockey 3,4 Capt. 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Ski Club 3,4 Pres. 4 Student Council 1,2 Bridge Club 3,4 Cheerleading 1,2 Color Guard 1,2,3 Jr. Play 1,3 Intramurals 2,4 DONNA J. HOOK 2218 Main Blvd. College Prep. F.T.A. 1,2,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1 Science Club 3,4 Bridge Club 3,4 Dramatics Club 1 JANICE G. HUGHES I saw her standing there. Coplay Business Ed. Chorus 3 Dramatics Club 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y 1 DAVID M. HUNSICKER 2102 Walbert Ave. Agriculture F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 DAVIDENE H. HUNSICKER 4001 W. Walnut St. Business Ed. Chorus 1,2 Dramatics Club 1 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 Intramurals 3,4 Bridge Club 1 JANE E. HUNSICKER Schnecksville R.D. Business Ed. Travel Club 1 Science Club 2 F.B.L.A. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 WILLIAM P. HYLAND Coplay R.D. ] College Prep. Typing Club 2 Trumpet 4 Par-Key 4 Honor Society 4 Sr. Play 4 Intramurals 2,3 ROBERT J. JACOBY 1886 Main St. Ore. General Nature Club 2 Color Guard 2 Intramurals 2 Wrestling 1 DIXON D. JARRETT 745 Marshall St. College Prep. Audio Visual Aids 3 Wrestling 3 Bridge Club 2,3 ANDREW I. JAUNZEMIS 6295 Holiday Drive College Prep. Track 2 Intramurals 2,3 PHILIP T. JOHNSON 149 E. Perma Ave. College Prep. Football 4 Intramurals 2,3 Gym Club 1,2 RICHARD L. JOHNSON Wescoesville R.D. i£l Business Ed. Stage Club 2,3,4 Chess Club 1 57 CAROL KALE 3947 Turner St. Business Ed. Dramatics Club 2 Library Club 2 Chorus 2,3,4 Jr. Play 3 Intramurals 2,4 PAUL W. KEELER 5 Oakleigh Rd. General Nature Club 1 Intramurals 1,2 Golf 3,4 THOMAS J. KEIPER 3936 Turner St. General Chess Club 3 Golf 3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 ROBERTA D. KENNEDY 143 Cedarbrook Rd. College Prep. Band 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 Hockey 3,4 Trumpet 1,2,4 Par-Key 4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Honor Society 2,3,4 Varsity Club 4 PATRICIA A. KERN 1838 Custer St. Business Ed. Band 4 Bus. Service Club 3 ROBERT L. KERN Slatington R.D. zrl General Study Hall SHARON L. KERN 1838 Stanley Ave. Now Rob, once again, Macbeth killed Deck the halls with — Business Ed. Band 1,2,3,4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Honor Society 4 KAREN J. KERSCHNER 214 N. Adams St. Business Ed. Intramurals 1,4 Gym Club 1 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 RICHARD A. KLINE 1715 N. 21st St. Business Ed. Gym Club 3 Weight Lifting Club 4 Intramurals 2,3 Jr. Play 3 LARRY J. KLOIBER 4002 Chew St. Business Ed. Stage Club 3 RENA L. KOCH Allentown R.D. drl College Prep. Chorus 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Treas. 4 Honor Society 4 SYLVIA K. KOKOLUS Allentown R.D. 3 Business Ed. Intramurals 1,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 KIMBERLY S. KRAMER 301 Main Blvd. College Prep. Chorus 1,2,3 Aquacade 1,2 Ski Club 3,4 Student Council 2,4 Honor Society 3,4 Jr. Play 3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 HAROLD J. KRANCH Coplay R.D. drl Ormwood Business Ed. Bridge Club 2 Chess Club Stage Club 4 DOUGLAS J. KRASLEY 309 S. 35th St. Business Ed. Basketball 2 Intramurals 3,4 Gym Club 3,4 Golf 3,4 GEORGE W. KRAUSE 1219 N. 17th St. General Basketball 2 Stage Club 3,4 JUDITH C. KRAUSE 1725 Frankenfield St. College Prep. Majorettes 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Aquacade 2 Jr. Play 3 Intramurals 3,4 Nature Show 3 SANDRA KREITZ 2806 Main St. Schneck. Business Ed. Knitting Club 1,2 Bus. Service Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 4 SANDRA J. KRESGE Laurys Station College Prep. Dramatics Club 1,2,3 Band 1,2 SANDRA L. KRINER Orefield R.D. 1 Business Ed. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Par-Key Typist 4 LUCILLE KRISTOFITS Coplay R.D. 1 Business Ed. Bridge Club 3,4 Bus. Service Club 4 58 Par-Key Typist 4 Intramurals 4 DORIS KUHNS Allentown R.D. rr3 Business Ed. Science Club 2 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Student Store 4 LARRY J. KUHNS Allentown R.D. 3 College Prep. Track 2,3,4 Wrestling 3,4 Football 3,4 Nature Club 4 Meteorology Club 4 MERLE D. KUHNS Schnecksville R.D. d£1 College Prep. Chorus 1 Intramurals 2,3,4 Leadership Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 4 F.T.A. 4 KATHLEEN A. KUMERNITSKY 1074 Main St. Egypt Business Ed. Science Club 2 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 LINDA M. LAUB Allentown R.D. 3 College Prep. Band 1,2,3,4 Library Club 3,4 Art Club 1 Knitting Club 2 F.T.A. 4 Math Club 3 RUTH A LAUDENSLAGER Orefield R.D. ddl College Prep. F.N.A. 4 World Culture Club 2 Intramurals 3 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 SHARON K. LAZARUS Coplay R.D. drl Business Ed. Majorettes 2,3,4 Honor Society 4 Bus. Service Club 4 CHRISTINE L. LEH 1617 Main St. College Prep. Chorus 1,2,4 Trumpet 2,3,4 Dramatics Club 1,4 Humanities Club 4 ROBERTJOHN F. LEHR 286 Woodlea Road College Prep. Math Club 1 Stage Club 2,3,4 ROBERT C. LESYK 3950 Kilmer Ave. College Prep. Track 2,3,4 Chess Club 2,3 Meteorology Club 4 JUDITH A. LEVERINGTON 1739 Brown St. Business Ed. Chorus 1 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Jr. Play 3 Library Club 4 NANCY L. LICHTENWALNER 3552 Hamilton St. Business Ed. Aquacade 1 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Hockey 3,4 Basketball 1,2 Par-Key 3,4 Features Ed. 4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Bridge Club 1,2 Trumpet Typist 2,3,4 EILEEN S. LONG Schnecksville R.D. 1 College Prep. Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Bridge Club 3 Gym Club 2,4 Basketball 2 F.T.A. 1,2,3 ROBERT J. LOOMIS 8 Midland Road College Prep. Gym Club 1,2,3 Basketball 2,3 Nature Show 3 Nature Club 4 RICHARD E. LYONS 1032 Whitman St. College Prep. Wrestling 4 Track 4 WILLIAM F. MALETZ 2843 South St. College Prep. Honor Society 2,3,4 German Honor Club 4 Class President 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 2,3 Key Club 2,3,4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 BONITA R. MARSTELLER Breinigsville R.D. i£l College Prep. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2 Chorus 1,3,4 F.T.A. 2,3,4 Jr. Play 3 LYNN MARTIN 3360 Congress St. College Prep. Aquacade 1,2,4 Intramurals 2,3 Jr. Play 3 Student Council 3 Ski Club 3,4 Bridge Club 3,4 MARIE F. MATTHEWS 2320 Birch Ave. College Prep. Art Club 2 Nature Club 3 Trumpet 4 VICKI J. MAURY 1966 Grove Ave. College Prep. Student Council 1 Intramurals 4 F.N.A. 4 JANET C. McDOUGALL 3230 Cambridge Circle College Prep. Chorus 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 4 Honor Society 2,4 Trumpet 2,3,4 Sports Ed. 4 DALE A. MECKES Laury's Station General Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3 CAROL A. MEHRKAM 2875 Main St. Schneck. Business Ed. Band 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,4 JAN E. MERCER 3821 Trexler Blvd. College Prep. Par-Key 4 Business Manager 4 Trumpet 4 F.T.A. 4 GLENN A. MICHAEL 116 N. 41st St. College Prep. Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Football 4 Track 2,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Pres. 4 Nature Club 2,3,4 Nature Show 3 MARCIA H. MIGATZ 1132 N. 24th St College Prep. Science Club 1,2 Bridge Club 3,4 Student Council 3 F.T.A. 4 CHARLES S. MILLER 730 N. 30th St. College Prep. Swimming 1,2,3,4 Golf 3,4 DARLENE L. MILLER Breinigsville R.D. 1 Business Ed. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 4 Bus. Service Club 4 SHIRLEY A. MILLER 319 Albright Ave. College Prep. F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Bridge Club 3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Jr. Play 3 Trumpet 3 Ski Club 3,4 JAMES L. MINTZER 1562 Main St. Ore. General Gym Club 1,2,3,4 JOYCE A. MITCHELL 1414 Helen Ave. College Prep. Majorettes 3,4 F.T.A. 1,2 Chorus 2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Band 3 Trumpet 3,4 Jr. Play 3 IRENE D. MOHR Breinigsville R.D. 1 College Prep. Honor Society 2,3,4 Majorettes 2,3,4 Class Sec. 2,3,4 Student Council 4 Del.-at-large 4 DALE R. MOYER Laury's Station General Student Council 1 Intramurals 1,2,3 KAREN L. MOYER 2503 Main St., Schneck. College Prep. Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 4 Ski Club 4 Intramurals 1,3,4 Aquacade 1 RONALD W. MOYER Allentown R.D. 1 College Prep. Football 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Skin Diving 2,3 Varsity Club 3,4 Treas. 4 Student Council 1 DIANE M. MUTH Box 47, Schneck. R.D. iil Business Ed. Library Club 3,4 THOMAS A. MUTH Wescoesville R.D. irl Business Ed. Travel Club 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 3 EVONNE M. NAU 2021 Girard Ave. Business Ed. Travel Club 1 Dramatics Club 2 Art Club 3 F.B.L.A. 4. THOMAS R. NEMETH Coplay Business Ed. Student Council 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2 59 Too much Taquila. F.S.A. 2,3,4 Class V. Pres. 4 SUSAN R. NEWHART Schnecksvilie R.D. 1 College Prep. Chorus 4 F.N.A. 4 Treas. 4 ROBERT C. NOLL 6 Cardinal Dr., Breins. General Chess Club 1 BRENDA K. NOTHSTEIN Trexlertown College Prep. Ski Club 3,4 Bridge Club 2,3,4 F.T.A. 2,3.4 Intramurals 3,4 Jr. Play 3 Trumpet 3 ROSALIE A. ONDREJCA 2025 Brown St. Business Ed. Bridge Club 3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Par-Key 4 Bus. Service Club 4 DAVID H. OSWALD Allentown R.D. 1 General Bridge Club 1,2 Intramurals 1 ELAINE F. OSWALD 314 Main St., Orm. Business Ed. Cheerleading 1,2,3 Intramurals 1,2,3 Student Council 2 Varsity Club 4 Par-Key 4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 PATRICIA OSWALD Schnecksvilie R.D. 1 Business Ed. Sewing Club 1,2 Chorus 2 Library Club 3,4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 ROBERT OTT 3919 Dorney Park Rd. College Prep. Football 1,2,3,4 Swimming 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Swim Club 3,4 SUSAN J. OTT 31 Beverly Dr. College Prep. Bridge Club 3,4 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2,4 Aquacade 2 Student Council 1 Jr. Play 3 Dramatics Club 1 Chorus 1,2 Nature Show 3 LINDA J. OTTER Coplay R.D. -£l College Prep. Nature Show 1,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 F.T.A. 1,2,3 Intramurals 1,2.3,4 WILLIAM L. OTTO Schnecksvilie R.D. 1 College Prep. Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3,4 Baseball Mgr. 1,2,3 Key Club 3,4 KAREN M. OWENS 3403 Main St., Neffs College Prep. Gym Club 2 'You mean that one of the Bcatlos is married. F.T.A. 2,3 F.N.A. 4 Aquacade 1,2,4 Basketball 2,3 Intramurals 1,4 Hockey 4 PETER PADUCH Orefield R.D. 1 Business Ed. Intramurals 1,2 Band 1 Basketball 1,2 Stage Crew 2,3 Baseball 3,4 IDA M. PAUKOVITZ Wescoesville R.D. 1 Business Ed. Typing Club 1 Library Club 3,4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 PRISCILLA J. PECK 3646 Highland St. College Prep. Honor Society 2,3,4 Sec. 4 Jr. Play 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2 ARTHUR J. PEOPLES Trexlertown College Prep. Football 1,2,3,4 Swimming 1,2,3,4 Key Club 2,3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 Pres. 4 Class Pres. 1,2 Varsity Club 3,4 DONALD R. PERSON Allentown R.D. dr3 General Travel Club 1,2,3 DIANE C. PETERS Allentown R.D. df 1 College Prep. F.T.A. 2 Cheerleading 1,2,3 Class Treas. 2,3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 GERALD K. PETERS Slatington R.D. 1 General Bridge Club 3 Intramurals 1,2 LINDA L. PFROMM 3033 Highland St. College Prep. Aquacade 1,2,4 Intramurals 1,2,3 F.T.A. 4 F.N.A. 4 Bridge Club 3,4 Ski Club 3,4 60 Chorus 1,2,3 Pep Squad 4 EVELYN A. PHILLIPS Orefield R.D. rrl Business Ed. Knitting Club 1 Journalism Club 2 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Student Store 4 JOEL E. PICKERING 4042 Linden St. General Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3 SUZANNE C. PLARR 2894 Old Reading Rd. College Prep. Chorus 3,4 F.N.A. 4 JANET E. PRATT 4 Beverly Drive College Prep. Majorettes 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 JAMES F. PRENDINGER Breiningsville R.D. £1 Agriculture F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Par. Reporter 3,4 Gym Club 2 KATHLEEN S. RAUBENHOLD Orefield R.D. 1 College Prep. F.N.A. 4 Sr. Play 4 Jr. Play 3 Dramatics Club 3 CAROL A. RAUCH 6023 Main St., Fogels Business Ed. Library Club 3,4 DIANE M. RAUCH 2550 Main St., Schnecks. College Prep. F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 V. Pres. 3 Pres. 4 Sec. 2 Student Council 1,2,3 Del.-at-Large 3 German Honor Club 4 Honor Society 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3 ROBERT P. RAUCH 2584 Main St. Schnecks. College Prep. Football 2,3,4 Swimming 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Nature Club 3,4 A typical scene with two favorite teachers, Mr. Gerenscer and Mr. Wolf. BARBARA J. REICHARD 3705 Walnut St. General Science Club 1,4 Intramurals 2,4 Dramatics Club 3 MARTHA C. REINERT Allentown R.D. ir3 Business Ed. Bus. Service Club 3,4 Library Club 4 Trumpet Typist 3,4 Intramurals 4 RICHARD J. REINERT Allentown R.D. ifl Business Ed. Basketball 1 Stage Club 1,2,3,4 Jr. Play 1,2,3 JOAN L. REINSMITH 3 Oakleigh Rd. Business Ed. Honor Society 3,4 Majorettes 1,2,3,4 Co-Capt. 4 Student Store 4 Trumpet 4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3 BARBARA A. REX Box 34, Orefield College Prep. Journalism Club 2 Dramatics Club 3 F.N.A. 4 Trumpet 4 Par-Key 4 Honor Society 3,4 Schnecksville R.D. rrl College Prep. Dance Band 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 3,4 Drum Majorette 4 RITA A. RINKER 1601 N. 19th St. College Prep. Travel Club 1 Chorus 1,2,3 Nature Club 3 Humanities Club 4 Nature Show 3 SHARON L. ROBBINS 3050 Liberty St. College Prep. Science Club 2 French Club 3 F.S.A. 4 Treas. 4 Intramurals 1,2,4 ALBERT B. ROCK Allentown R.D. if3 General Science Club 3,4 Travel Club 1,2 THEODORE J. ROHR Orefield R.D. 1 General Intramurals 1,2,3 BARRY P. ROTH Allentown R.D. if3 General Band 1,2 Stage Club 2,3 MARTHA M. ROTHROCK Schnecksville R.D. 1 Business Ed. Library Club 4 ROGER G. SAMUELS Trexlertown General Football 3 Intramurals 2 Gym Club 2 KARL H. SANTA 1917 N. Center St. General Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Intramurals 2,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Gym Club 1,2,4 Student Council 1,3 Swimming Club 4 Weather Club 4 Travel Club 1 SHARON L. SASSAMAN 324 Albright Ave. College Prep. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,4 Trumpet 1,2,4 Pictorial Ed. 4 Intramurals 1,4 Sr. Play 4 Jr. Play 3 Library Club 2 Math Club 1 JEAN M. SCHAEFFER 3202 Cambridge Ave. Business Ed. Honor Society 3,4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Sec. 4 Student Store 4 General Manager 4 JEAN M. SCHAFFER Breinigsville R.D. irl Business Ed. Honor Society 3,4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 Chaplain 4 Student Store 4 ROBERT J. SCHLITZER Orefield R.D. ifl Business Ed. Stage Club 3,4 Intramurals 2 ELAINE M. RINGER Schnecksville R.D. ifl College Prep. Dance Band 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Inframurals 3,4 LINDA J. RINGER JEAN E. ROTH Coplay R.D. if 1 Business Ed. Chorus 1,2 Sewing Club 2 Knitting Club 2 Bus. Service Club 4 F.B.L.A. 4 KAY-ELLEN SCHLOSSER 1113 N. 17th St. Business Ed. Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Aquacade 2 Bridge Club 2 Ski Club 3 Par-Key Typist 4 61 Dramatics Club 1 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 SHEILA A. SCHMOYER Breinigsville R.D. if 1 College Prep. College Prep Student Council 2,3,4 Del.-at-Large 3 Honor Society 2,3 Chorus 2 Par-Key 4 SUSAN L. SCHRADER Orefield R.D. 1 College Prep. F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Aquacade 2 Chorus 1 Bridge Club 1,2,3,4 Nature Show 3 Jr. Play 3 Par-Key 3 Student Council 1 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 THOMAS R. SCHWARTZ Slatington R.D. ifl Business Ed. Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Science Club 4 Track 2 FRANK SCHWARTZ Wescoesville R.D. if 1 Business Ed. Travel Club 4 Wrestling 1 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Baseball I Science Club 3,4 BARBARA E. SEARLE Breinigsville R.D. if 1 College Prep. Chorus 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 1,4 Uptown Susie and her mote. Don't think twice, it's all right. F.N.A. 4 Dramatics Club 1,2 Bridge Club 3 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 Pep Squad 4 Intramurals 1,3,4 JOHN D. SEARLE Breinigsville R.D. 1 College Prep. Band 1 Chess Club 1 Skin Diving 1 Wrestling 3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 DAVID E. SERFASS 22 N. Fairview Ave. College Prep. Key Club 4 Varsity Club 4 Swimming 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Band 1,2 Dance Band 1,2 PATRICIA A. SHOEMAKER Allentown R.D. ir3 Business Ed. Dramatics Club 1 Intramurals 1,2 Chorus 1,2 F.B.L.A. 4 JUDITH C. SILBERMAN 1242 N. 23rd St. College Prep. French Club 2 Bridge Club 3 Chorus 3 Women's Chorus 4 F.N.A. 4 DORIS M. SILFIES 6029 Main St. Fogels. Business Ed. Reading Club 1 F.B.L.A. 4 DALE SIMOCK 1993 Main St. Orefield General Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Baseball 1 Varsity Club 3,4 Stage Club 2 LINDA R. SLOUGH 34 Spruce St. Business Ed. French Club 2 Library Club 3,4 CAROL J. SMITH 20 Shankweiler Manor College Prep. F.T.A. 2,3,4 Ski Club 3 Bridge Club 3,4 Pep Squad 3 Hockey 3,4 Varsity Club 4 Treas. 4 Student Council 1 Intramurals 3,4 Jr. Play 3 Nature Club 2 Par-Key 4 KAREN J. SNYDER 1924 Ruth St. Business Ed. Travel Club 1 Chorus 1 Sewing Club 2 Gym Club 4 NANCY K. SNYDER 3079 Main St., Neffs College Prep Chorus 1,2,4 Nature Club 2 Dramatics Club 1,2 Trumpet 3,4 Hockey 4 Jr. Play 3 Bridge Club 3,4 JEFFREY A. SPEER Orefield R.D. 1 College Prep. Ski Club 3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Weather Club 4 Gym Club 1,2 DIANE L. SPITKO Allentown R.D. 1 Business Ed. Basketball 2,3,4 Bus. Service Club 3,4 Gym Club 3,4 Par-Key Typist 4 ROBERT A. STANLEY Mechanicsville College Prep. Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2 Varsity Club 3,4 Swim Club 4 Travel Club 1,2 GUSTAVE L. STEIN Coplay R.D. 1 Agriculture F.F.A. 2,3,4 Reporter 3 V. Pres. 4 Gym Club 2,4 Swim Club 2 LINDA D. STOFFLET Coplay R.D. 1 Business Ed. Basketball 2,3,4 Gym Club 3,4 Honor Society 4 RODERICK G. STROHL Orefield R.D. 1 College Prep. Chess Club 1 Stage Club 2,3,4 DIANNE C. STUBBE 3615 Congress St. College Prep. Chorus 1,4 Trumpet 4 Par-Key 4 Honor Society 4 Intramurals 1,2 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 4 JANE M. STUFFLET Breinigsville R.D. 1 Business Ed. Dramatics Club 1,2,3 Pres. 2 Intramurals 2 F.B.L.A. 4 V. Pres. 4 LINDA J. THOMAS 10 Beverly Drive College Prep. Honor Society 1,2,3,4 Treas. 4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Sec. 2 V. Pres. 3 Trumpet 1,2,3,4 Bus. Manager 2,3,4 Aquacade 1 Jr. Play 3 62 'Mr. Hausman admiring George's work of art.' GENE F. TODD Allentown R.D. 1 College Prep. Chess Club 1 F.S.A. 4 DONNA A. TROLLINGER Oref.eld R.D. 1 Business Ed. Bus. Service Club 3,4 F.B.L.A. 4 BARBARA A. TYSON 2487 Main St., Schnecks. Business Ed. Intramurals 1 Journalism Club 2 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Humanities Club 3 Honor Society 4 JANICE C. UTT Orefield R.D. 1 College Prep. Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Aquacade 2 Chorus 1,2 F.T.A. 1,2,4 Jr. Play 3 Student Council 4 DAVID L. VanEMBURG 104 Chelsea Lane College Prep. Band 1 Nature Club 3 Baseball 3 Wrestling 4 SUSAN WAGNER 95 Lincoln Ave. General Science Club 2,3,4 Intramurals 3,4 PETER C. WALBERT 2065 Walbert Ave. College Prep. Swimming 1,2,3,4 Gym Club 4 Jr. Play 3 Student Council 1 ROSEMARY WANAMAKER Fogelsville R.D. 1 Business Ed. Debate Club 3,4 MELODY R. WARKE Oref.eld R.D. 1 College Prep. Intramurals 1,4 Varsity Club 4 Hockey 3,4 'The P-bors are a favorite in Gym Club. Honor Society 2,3,4 Par-Key 4 Advertising Ed. 4 DONNA L. WARMKESSEL 3731 Linden St. Business Ed. Majorettes 2,3,4 Aquacade 2 Intramurals 1,2,3 Trumpet Typist 4 CLAIRANN L. WEHR 1555 Main St., Ore. Business Ed. Bus. Service Club 3,4 Ski Club 4 Science Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Chorus 3 THOMAS J. WEINER 206 Byrd Ave. General Nature Club 2,3 Gym Club 4 GAY L. WENNER Allentown R.D. ii3 College Prep. Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 Intromurals 2,3,4 F.N.A. 4 F.T.A. 4 NADINE WERLEY Wescoesville R.D. srl College Prep. F.T.A. 1,2,3 Gym Club 2,4 Bridge Club 3 Intramurals 2,3,4 ROBERT WERLEY Orefield R.D. 1 College Prep. Student Council 1,2 Honor Society 2,3 DONALD P. WERTMAN 2567 Main St., Schneck. Agriculture F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Sec. 3 Pres. 4 Chorus 4 Honor Society 3,4 WENDY J. WETMORE 357 Byrd Ave. College Prep. Trumpet 2,3,4 German Honor Club 4 Honor Society 4 F.T.A. 3,4 Par-Key 3,4 Co-Editor 4 WILLIAM F. WHITTAKER 5 Beverly Drive College Prep. Chorus 2,3,4 Jr. Play 3 Key Club 4 Intramurals 2,4 BRUCE D. WICKEL 1623 Congress St. College Prep. Study Hall GARY E. WILLIAMS 1845 N. Filbert St. College Prep. Wrestling 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Key Club 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Jr. Play 3 Intramurals 1,2,3.4 MARY WISE Allentown R.D. 3 College Prep. Par-Key 4 Subscription Ed. 4 Chorus 2 Honor Society 3 F.T.A. 2,3,4 Sec. 4 Student Council 3,4 PAULINE WISSER 1200 Springhouse Rd Business Ed. Hockey 3,4 Varsity Club 4 Intramurals 2,3,4 JAMES A. WOLFE 2145 Main St., Schnec!:. General Stage Club 3,4 Ski Club 3 LINDA M. WOODS 2014 Ruth St. Business Ed. Intramurals 1 Tri-Hi-Y 3 DONALD H. WOTRING Schnecksville R.D. irl College Prep. Football 3,4 Ski Club 3,4 JANE M. WRIGHT 1525 N. 24th St. Business Ed. Bus. Service Club 4 F.B.L.A. 4 CONNIE D. YEAGER Coplay R.D. rrl Business Ed. Bus. Service Club 3 Honor Society 4 F.B.L.A. 4 Sec. 4 SUSAN F. YOUNG 2126 Main Blvd. Business Ed. Pep Squad 4 Bridge Club 3,4 KATHRYN E. ZENZ 1312 N. 25th St. College Prep. Bridge Club 3,4 Pep Squad 4 Sr. Play 4 Intramurals 4 63 ACTIVITIES 64 65 PAR-KEY STAFF Co-Editors-in-Chief Karen Checksfield Wendy Wetmore Assistants Donna Smoyer Sharon Russell Senior Editor Karen Class Faculty Editor Kitty Heilman Activities Editor Barbara Brandmeir Features Editor Nancy Lichtenwalner Sports Editor Jane Herber Art Editor Diane Hausman Business Manager Jan Mercer Advertising Manager Melody Warke Subscription Manager Mary Wise Chief Typist Jean Drabic Editors-in-Chief and Advisor: K. Checksfield, W. Wetmore ,ond Mr. Robert Geaner. Assistant Editors-in-Chief and Editors-at-Lorge.- S. Russell, D. Smoyer, D. Lichtenwalner, B. Balmat, M. Haas. ulty Staff: W. Hylond, K. Heilman - Editor. C. Smith, S. Lee. Senior Staff: FIRST ROW: N. Wilson, K. Class - Editor. SECOND ROW: R. Kennedy, N. Best, B. Rex. 66 Activities Staff: C. Gorman, B. Brandmeir — Editor, D. Davis, S. Schmoyer. Sports Staff: J. Herber — Editor, R. Burchill, K. Schlosser, D. Stubbe, L. Widen- myer. Business Staff: FIRST ROW: K. Hontz, P. Lilly. C. Bortz. J. Fink. SECOND ROW: J. Mercer — Business Manager. M. Wise — Subscription Manager, S. Gilbert. J. Geibel. THIRD ROW: M. Warke - Advertising Editor. G. Loch. Typing Staff: FIRST ROW: R. Ondrejca, J. Drabic — Editor, S. Beidleman. SECOND ROW: S. Kriner, L. Kristof.ts, D. Spitko, S. Diehl, N. Best. 67 STUDENT Tenth Grade Delegates: B. Gardner, K. Kreller, S. Schweik-ert, Hujsa, A. Aronson, L. Bernhardt, S. Peters, P. Eakin. FIRST ROW Eleventh Grade Delegates-ot-Lorge: N. Wilson, E. Scholl, T. Weikel. Tenth Grade Delegotes-at-Large: B. Schweitzer, A. Marstellor, B. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Twelfth Grade Delegates-at-Lorge: I. Mohr, J. Freeland, B. Cassel, Secretary B. Huntzinger, Vice President R. Snyder, President A. Peoples. 68 Twelfth Grade Delegates: FIRST ROW; C. Heintzelman, L. Thomas, J. Utt, SECOND ROW: B. Brandmeir, K. Kramer, D. Hallman, T. Nemeth, L. Best, S. Schmoyer. COUNCIL Ninth Grode Delegates: FIRST ROW: B. Schlecter, S. Bisbing, S McClean. SECOND ROW: L. lacocco, C. Fexa. G. Early, N. George, C Rossowski. J. Uhle, B. Phifer. Student Council, with the cooperation of the faculty, governs and aids the student body by sponsoring various school activities and by performing many service projects. Some of these activities and projects were: Christmas baskets for needy families, a Bonfire, victory dances, a Student-of-the-Month program, two junior high dances, and a very successful Parkland Fun Night. The worthwhile works accomplished by the council are attributed to its hard-working and ambitious members, leaders, and advisors who are Mr. Walter Rohr and Mr. William Collins. Eleventh Grade Delegates: L. Widenmyer, J. Dennis, P. Edwards, M. Lamm, K. Haines, D. Smoyer, S. Miller, J. Heist, S. Russell. 69 «• FIRST ROW: K. Kramer, I. Mohr, L. Thomas, J. Freeland, J. McDougall, J. Schafer, M. Worke, B. Rex, R. Koch, D. Trollinger, J. Schaeffer, E. Phillips. SECOND ROW: C. MacArthur, C. Baer, B. Maletz, L. Stofflet, C. Yeager, S. Lazarus, J. Reinsmith, D. Rauch, S. Kern, P. Peck, C. Heintzleman, B. Tyson, M. Wise, R. Kennedy, C. Bender, D. Hausmon, N. Chinlund, K. Follweiler, W. Wetmore, K. Checksfleld, G. Williams, B. Hyland, R. Bedore. HONOR SOCIETY Each year sophomore, junior,and senior students who excel in scholarship, leadership, service, and character are inducted into Parkland's National Honor Society at a tapping ceremony. Advised by Mr. Floyd German, the members of this society con- tribute to Student Council's Christmas basket project for needy families, present awards to outstanding seniors in various academic fields, sponsor a dance, and tutor students. FIRST ROW: P. Merfz, B. Huntzingor, S. Guth, E Schock. S. Miller, J. Koko-lus, L. Haley, R. Becker, W. Schmoyer, J. Kern, B Bolmat, J. Gainfort. SECOND ROW: B. Hertzog, J. Daley, B. Westrick. V. Pfromm, A. Harmony, 70 K. Kreller, P. Lamm, M. Hare, J. Fink, C. Yeager, L. Widenmyer, M. Haas, J. Chorney, E. Zimmerman, R. Ritter, L. Klotz, A. Marstellar, L. Wehr, J. Walters, J. Folck, M. Lappen, D. Neff. FIRST ROW: M. Lappen, C. Boir, R. Burchill, P. Astleford, J. Gainford, B. Whittaker, D. Michael, I. Otto, 1. Best, T. Clarke, Mr. Carter, advisor. SECOND ROW: E. Scholl, D. Serfass, B. Maletz, A. Peoples, B. Balmat, G. Wil- KEY The Key Club is a national service organization whose main objective is service to the school and community. The members, outstanding boys in their classes, under the supervision of Mr. Ralph Carter, usher at basketball games and conduct the annual oratorical contest as services to the school. Among their liams, B. Anderson, K. Moser, D. Mysliborsky, J. Moses, A. Marstellar, D. Neff, R. Snyder, J. Bogert. CLUB community services are aiding the Blind Association and providing Christmas presents for crippled children. This year the Key Club sponsored Club Rendezvous, the Ugly Man Contest, and crowned the Winter Sports Queen. Key Club Officers: Vice President, Lewis Best; Secretary, Larry Otto; Treasurer, Dave Michael; and President, Tom Clarke. 71 FIRST ROW: M. Lappen, Mrs. Werley, Mr. Horvath, C. Bendor. SECOND ROW: P. Wilson, L. Thomas, J. Reinsmith, S. Robinson, S. Sassaman, M. Hare (absent). TRUMPET Advised by Mrs. Carolyn Werley and Mr. Ronald Horvath, The Trumpet staff of approximately fifty members, reporters, photographers, cartoonists, and typists provides the student body and faculty with an informing and entertaining account of what's going on at Parkland. The production of the Trumpet's nine four-page issues provides the staff with sound practice in journalistic principles. This organization also runs the school magazine drive and sponsors a hoagie sale. 72 M. Lappen, C. Bender, J. Goinfort, and S. Sassman plan a layout for a Trumpet issue. S. Sassman, C. Bender, W. Wefmore, L. Thomas, and I. Lewis prepare hoagies for annual Hoagie Sole. FIRST ROW: D. Semmel, B. Gogel, K. Lovell, S. Mensinger, E. Reed. L. Moerkirk. S. Louboch. SECOND ROW: D. Getz. H. Siegle, D. Jaindl. THIRD ROW: D. McLean, P. Armstrong, P. Hetman, K. Kramer, B. Rumfield, R. Wanamoker, C. Fexa, V. Heins. FOURTH ROW: H. Boiler. $. Roberts, M. Hare, S. Young, A. Harmony, C. Keller, R. Bedore and R. Toren (absent). DEBATE CLUB One of Parkland's most newly organized activities is our debate club under the ad-visorship of Mrs. Myrtle Shepherd. Members of this organization must be in grades nine to twelve and must maintain at least a C average in school work. Parkland is one of ten schools represented in the Lehigh Valley Interscholastic Debate Association. During the year the Parkland debaters participated in twenty-six debates and ended in third place. In the final tournament when each of the ten schools in the league had two finalists. Parkland entered the semifinals. Debate officers: Mrs. Myrtle Shepherd, Advisor; Ann Harmony. Secretary; Howard Bailor, Vice-President; Paul Armstrong, President. 73 Parkland's semi-Rnalists: Paul Armstrong and Anne Harmony. Officers: M. Wise, S. Robinson, C. Gorman, and D. Rauch. Seniors: FIRST ROW: J. Utt, J. Krause, S. Ott, L. Laub, J. Mitchell, J. Bower, K. Hontz, D. Hallman, W. Wetmore, N. Chinlund, D. Hausman, B. Marstel-ler, C. Smith, A. Dougherty, N. Snyder, M. Kuhns. Advisor: Mr. Lohmon. SECOND ROW: S. Schrader, G. Wenner, L. Pfromm, L. Martin, J. Herber, B. Cossel, K. Heilman, K. Class, D. Hook, J. Boyda, M. Migatz, B. Searle, R. Laudenslager, J. Mercer, C. Bender, J. McDougall, R. Koch. F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America gives its members a preview of ice activities in its busy schedule. The members often plan trips the job that lies ahead as a teacher. Mr. William Lohman is ad- to nearby colleges and hear various high school teachers and visor, and the organization under his direction plans such ac- college professors speak on teaching as a career, tivities as a dance, a faculty tea, as well as, many other serv- FIRST ROW: L. Haley, K. Hujsa, B. Freeland, J. Fink. SECOND ROW: B. Gardner, J. Heleva, D. Miller, J. Kalna, M. Huisa, M. Evans, M. Kelly, C. Bresover, P. Hetman, A. Harmony, C. Sebo, C. Eisehord, B. Balias, V. Heins. THIRD ROW: S. Russell, J. Kokolus, B. Kramer, C. Gorman, J. Kleppinger, L. Ihm, S. Felker, J. Hujsa, B. Warrick, M. Herman, L. Schrader, K. Schmoyer, M. Barlok, P. Backes, G. Graper, V. Miller, A. Conrad. FIRST ROW: J. Brown, R. Snyder, G. Stein, D. Wertmon. SECOND ROW: Mr. Chaffin, J. Prendinger, F. Kinsey, R. Daniel, D. Hunsicker, J. Schantz. The Future Farmers of America, advised by Mr. Donald Chattin, searches into the many phases of agriculture present today. The main objectives of this organization are leadership and promotion of better farming methods. The performance of the Parkland Chapter of the F.F.A. has been outstanding with various awards as evidence of this fact. FIRST ROW: M. Smifh, J. Schell, J. Mann, J. Gomez, T. Kuhns, D. Allen, W. Snyder, D. Nowhard. SECOND ROW: R. Hoffman, H. Smith, B. Smith, L. Follweiler, J. Fritch, G. George, R. Knecht, R. Bleiler, M. Minnick. 75 FIRST ROW: G. Wenner, S. Lauboch, J. Dennis, G. Kcim, S. Scharfenberg, S. Hall, J- Ebert, R. laudenslager, J. Greenlay, J- Molloy, S. Newhart, J. Geibcl, V. Maury. S. Burkhardt SECOND ROW: J. Beitler. M. Biery. K Yonosh, J. Woroniok, K. Schmoyer, L. Oxenford. B. Rex, K. Shellenhammer, C. Wieder, J. Silberman, S. Gilbert, L. Pfromm, K. Owens, B. Searle, S. Plarr, K. Raubenhold, K. Follweiler. 76 FNA Future nurses busy preparing bandages. The Future Nurses of America, advised by Mrs. Winifred Herman, is one of Parkland's newer organizations, consisting of those girls who are interested in various medical careers. Speakers are invited to school, and discussions are held to help the girls in making decisions for a career. Among the activities of the F.N.A. are: making bandages for hospitals, making Christmas favors for county organizations, and traveling to different hospitals. Officers: I. lichfenwalner, $. Newhart, J. Geibel. S. Burkhardt, and V. Maury. K. Owens, S. Bronstein, K. Hontz, L. Lichtenwalner, S. Baer, K. Heilman, F. Serfass, G. Keim, L. Pfromm. Advisor: Mrs. Sondra Schleicher. SYNCHRONIZED SWIM CLUB The Synchronized Swim Club under the direction of Mrs. Sandra Schleicher very adeptly performed before each swimming meet. Long, hard practice along with the aquatic talent possessed by each of the fourteen girls went into each of their performances. An unforgettable two-night show was also performed by the club at Parkland Fun Night. Kitty Heilman begins her routine. Our nine mermaids practicing ballet legs for one of their shows. FIRST ROW: S. Kokolus, C. Muth, L. Frank, F. Fritch, B. Derr, F. Werley, E. Schock, S. Bcidleman, L. Otter, C. Mehrkam, C. Blose. SECOND ROW: D. Hoppes, E. lichtenwolner, B. Marsteller, M. Rosko, S. Fritz, J. Bantz, A. Koppenhaver, S. Schuler, C. Barto, G. Greenawald, S. Kern, J. Hujsa. THIRD ROW: P. Trumbauer, K. Mantz, L. Schroeder, D. Litchauer, R. Koch, D. Miller, J. Knerr, C. Bortz, K. Kumernitsky, S. Kriner, J. Schaeffer, J. Schaffer. FOURTH ROW: R. Andrews, C. Arner, S. Brown, L. Lichtenwolner, P. Metzger, J. Rabenold, L. Smith, C. Ruch, P. Glossmire, L. Rabenhold, M. Roberts, L. Woods. FIFTH ROW: M. Wanitsky, M. Kuhns, S. Kreitz, B. Bachert, B. Tyson, D. Hunsicker, P. Bult, C. Mast, L. Horwith, E. German, B. Schoemaker, B. Warrick. Advisor — Miriam Wertman. TRI-HI-Y r The main purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y has been to serve the school, church, and community. Under the experienced guidance of Mrs. Miriam Wertman, the club participates in such activities as rallies, assembly programs and several fund-raising projects as well as guiding the girls of the Beta-Tri-Hi-Y in their functions. Club members during an informal business meeting. 78 c A FIRST ROW: K. Hillegos, J. Heilman, D. Yeakel. P. Rapp, S. Feld, S. Carter, S. Peters, H. Kamp, D. Davis. SECOND ROW: S. Chapman, L. lococca, N. Powell, C. Nonnemacher, J. Daniel, C. Ihm, B. Phifer, P. Laudensloger. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Durishin, V. Greenewalt, D. Laudensloger, B. Yenser, B. Robbins, S. Salash, E. Follweiler, A. Werley, B. Schultz. FOURTH ROW: L Ernst, C. Dresser, G. Early, J. Schontz, J. Dresser, K. Deleon, L. Baer, P. Smith, L. Christman. FIFTH ROW; R. Kline, D. Sechler, P. Wright, L. Welsh, B. Werner, B. Becker, M. Troxell, E. McCoy, B. Brown. BETA TRI-HI-Y The Beta Tri-Hi-Y under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Durishin works synonymously with Senior Tri-Hi-Y. They endeavor to better the school and community by performing service projects and helping others. The girls have planned a dance in the spring, a mother and daughter banquet end other activities. Officers: I. Welsh, P. Wright, K. Hillegas, L. lacocca, and K. Hartranft. 79 FIRST ROW: D. Serfoss, D. Simock, R. Moyer, G. Michoel, 8. Anderson, B Oft. SECOND ROW: R. Stonley. A. Peoples, I. Kuhns, D. Hoffman. C. Santa, R. Bartholomew, J. Pickering. THIRD ROW: J. Ebert, R. Bedore, K. Muth, L. Otto, B. Rauch, F. Baafz. FOURTH ROW: A. Marstellor, D. Mokovski, F. Ben-nicoff, W. Geiger, T. Best, R. Snyder, G. Wagner, E. Scholl. FIFTH ROW: L. Hower, B. Anderson, A. Aronson, K. Haines, G. Williams, R. Astleford, J. Speer, J. Bogert SIXTH ROW: C. Getchell. L. Diehl, P. Wolbert, B. Bal-mat, D. Frey, B. Dreher, R. lesyk, I Best. SEVENTH ROW: E. Bauer, J. Micek, B. Anderson, J. Goldsmith, C. Gevert. VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is composed of boys in grades nine through twelve. In order to become a member of this club, each boy must have earned at least one varsity letter. This year the club was sponsor of a bonfire and victory dance, and a Letterman's Hop. The club ended their year's activities with a picnic in Spring. GIRLS’ VARSITY CLUB BACK ROW: Karen Hontz, Pres., Elaine Oswald, Katherine Heilman, Miss Linda Kromer, Marlene Simock, V. Pres. FRONT ROW: Carol Smith Birosik, Advisor, Pauline Wisser, Diane Peters, Roberta Kennedy, Trees.; Betty Bachert, Sec., Jane Beitler, Karen Owens. The Girls' Varsity Club is composed of girls who have earned an athletic letter award. The activities of these girls include organization of the Pep Squad, a booth at the Parkland Fun Night, and the organization of a girls' sports party at the end of the year, Their activities are closely related with those of the Boys' Varsity Club. Sponsored by the Girls' Varsity Club, the Pep Squad is open for membership to all girls in grades eight to twelve. These energetic cheerers attend fifty per cent of the home games or meets of the sport in season. Their main objective is to promote more school spirit in all sports at Parkland. PEP SQUAD ROW 1; J. Boydo, K. Owens, S. Lee, L. Smith. B. Huntzinger, J. Shoe-maker, S. Bear, H. Siegele. ROW 2: M. Ressler, M. Bleiler, S. Schlenker, R. Kline, L. Pfromm, B. Brown. J. Kalna, K. Kreller, M. Hujsa, P. Tamasko, L. Ernst, K. Kramer. ROW 3: J. Ardnt, F. Billig, V. Baker, M. Hertzmark, S. Carter, L. Hetman, V. Heinz, N. Phifer, M. Hertzmark, J. Kleppinger, B. Rex, G. Wood. ROW 4: P. Rapp, D. Stofflet, L. Trinkle. C. Ratarsky, B. Lentz, S. Steacy, C. McCardow, L. Nonnemaker. M. Kelly. B. Freeland, M. Barloc, B. Hertzog, C. Gorman. ROW 5: D. Davis, J. Uhle, A. McGee, P. Welsh, G. Graper, B. Kramer, G. Swartz, C. Zundel, L. Kromer, D. Schrader, M. Scharfenberg, G. Werley, B. Brown. ROW 6: S. Chapman, P. Trumbauer, D. Stofflet, B. Searle, S. Burkhart, K. Zenz, S. Young, A. Dougherty, J. Beitler, R. Kennedy, B. Bachert, C. Rossowski. SEATED: L. Guth, J. Reinsmith, J. Leverington, S. Kern, E. Phillips. STANDING: D. Gracely, K. Bracken, D. Kuhns, J. Schaeffer, D. Hunsicker, J. Schaeffer, Mr. Seltzer. STUDENT STORE Serving as a medium of education for Business Education students as well as a convenience for other students, the Student Store operates daily during the lunch periods. Through this function, advised by Mr. Ralph Seltzer, students working in the store gain practical experience in the business field. John Blankowitch busy stocking shelves. Davidene Hunsicker practicing proper selling Lucille Guth doing the store's book-work, techniques. 82 BUSINESS SERVICE CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Drobic, B. Derr, J. Wright, C. Crilley, S. Lazarus, E. Oswald, S. Kokolus, E. Phillips, K. Bracken, J. Gufh. SECOND ROW: L. Kristo-fits, S. Guth, L. Horvath, S. Darkess, C. Yeager, J. Ganfz, B. Bachert, S. Kriner, I. Paukovitz, D. Kuhns, P. Oswald, L. Guth, Mr. Seltzer. THIRD ROW: E. Schock, S. Bucher, A. Schultz, S. Lutz, L. Rader, D. Trollinger, M. Reinert, E. George, J. Roth, S. Kern. FOURTH ROW: B. Toney, E. Tyson, J. Wotring, B. Shoemaker, S. Diehl, K. Schlosser, D. Spitko. N. Lichtenwalner, N. Best, C. Bortz, J. Reinsmith. B. Bachert watches as D. Spitko operates the duplicating machine. L. Horwith and E. Schock type material for teachers. Commercial students, under the advisorship of Mr. Ralph Seltzer, have an excellent chance to learn more about the business world through this club. Each student is assigned to a specific teacher to act as his secretary. Beneficial to teachers by aiding them in their work as well as to the students by giving them experience in meeting the demands of the business world, this club is a club for learning as well as for service. 83 FIRST ROW: J. Frantz, N. Best. SECOND ROW: S. Smith, J. Pratt. J. Drobic, I. Mohr, J. Krause. THIRD ROW: J. Eyer, J. Bower, J. Reinsmith, S. Lazarus, D. Warmkessel. MAJORETTES The high-stepping Parkland majorettes display their unique and self-devised routines at football games, basketball games, and parades in conjunction with the band. Advised by Mr. Alfred Reimschissel and under the supervision of head majorette Jean Drabic, the girls have presented many sparkling routines such as the Sleigh Ride Routine, the Valentine Routine, and the Bull Fight Routine. These girls certainly deserve credit for all the spirit they contribute to our school. Our Majorettes plan and practice one of their clever and very skillful routines. N. Best. S. Lazarus, J. Bower and J. Drabic perform in the finale routine during half time. 84 FIRST ROW: O. Howell, S. Guth, J. Freeland. SECOND ROW: N. Wilson, J. Reiss, E. Drake, S. Holfz-mon, L. Widenmeyer. CHEERLEADERS Advised by Miss Marcia Kraynick, Parkland's lively cheerleaders can be seen at every game and many of our meets adding enthusiasm and livening the sports' program. Displaying their skills, their main goal is to boost school spirit. Long, hard practice goes into the valuable service these girls perform for Parkland. Miss Kraynick and head cheerleaders Sharon FIRST ROW: S. Long, B. Kropovich, K. Hilligas, B. Schweitzer, P Wilson. SECOND ROW: P. Eakin, M. Ellis, K. Ellis. 85 Senior band this year contributed to Halloween parades, concerts, and assembly programs presenting a fine performance every time. The band concluded its year with its annual Spring Concert directed by Mr. Alfred Reimchisel. Much practice was put into their fine presentations making each one well worth attending. Parkland is proud of the many members chosen to represent it in District, County, and Regional Band Concerts. SENIOR BAND CLARINET L. Rabenold FLUTE D. Angstadt J. Rees M. Dorney J. Barnes C. Ruch R. Griesemer P. Bastion J. Schreiber E. Hoffman V. Ely A. Shultz S. Kresgo L. Foster D. Trumbauer M. Roberts N. George J. Walters J. Wild A. Grammes C. Wright J. Woroniak L. Haley S. Woroniak K. Handwerk J. Heilman S. Hertzog SAXOPHONE L. Kale G. Beiber TRUMPETS M. Kerschner F. Butz D. Boberski J. Kokolus D. Hilbert D. Boyer L. Loub J. Rabenold B. Doll K. Moyer E. Ringer E. Englert R. Oberly E. Schmidt R. Geiger R. Ochs G. Sell L. Hahn S. Shetter S. Hemerly C. Williams J. Klotz oo -j G. Lewis TROMBONE TUBA B. Maury D. Astleford D. Hamm B. Peters L. Geiger D. Hamm B. Rex E. Grammes G. Reeder R. Snyder L. Grim J. Hausman F. Selig GLOCKENSPIEL G. Kennedy PERCUSSION S. Hoffman S. MacArthur B. Becker D. Reichard L. Bittner FRENCH HORN L. Ringer G. Crisp L. Dalrymplo L. Shoeffer J. Daley S. Horvath R. Sell F. Drake L. Longenbach L. Wehr R. Gogel V. Pfromm G. Williams K. Hunsicker L. Koch OBOE BARITONE F. Newhard L. Klotz D. Dreisboch R. Stahley R. Mengel B. Williams BAS'SOON T. Muth J. Warmkessel J. Chorney P. Schroden • Our Color Guard: R. Jocoby, R. Dorney, S. Dilliord, G. Breininger. District Bond Members: L. Foster; S. Hertzog; A. Shultz; D. Hamm; J. Walters; B. Becker; D. Boberski; D. Hamm. Linda Ringer, our drum majorette, strikes a familiar pose. JUNIOR BAND FLUTES TROMBONE GLOCKENSPIEL R. Lichty A. Dorney M. Fetterman D. Bortz S. Snyder D. Mantz R. George S. Geiger M. Galomb C. Meches C. Georgiadis G. Hare G. Liebenguth CLARINETS B. Miller R. Gildner G. Otto J. Meckes L. Allerton K. Oswald J. Hahn P. Reinert K. Mohr J. Bader A. Pakaces R. Heiser M. Seagreaves G. Search G. BanzhofF B. Peters D. Klase E. Sherer D. Snyder A. Bastion K. Robert A. Koch M. Stofflet R. Staigerwalt L. Bear R. Rindu K. Kramer D. Bieher D. Ritter D. Kuhns SAXOPHONES BARITONE R. Bitler B. Ruth J. Leh B. Bachman L. Arbogast J. Bortz S. Selig R. Leh E. Bastion P. Dorney K. Doll L. Sherer C. Masser R. Bitler C. Frantz R. Smith C. McLaine B. Coover FRENCH HORN C. Gockley T. Turnbui M. Miller P. Danenhower J. Kerschner S. Hacker B. Weida R. Ringer C. Frantz J. Haley D. Werley L. Sandt D. Geiger PERCUSSION M. Heintzelman L. Werley J. Segan G. Hahn E. Anthony J. Hendricks K. Williams D. Snyder D. Heffner J. Ellenberger J. Hoffman A. Wright R. King L. Eyer S. Hoffman TRUMPETS C. Kovacs R. Getz M. Klein D. Beller TUBA B. Longenbach A. Hershner W. Knerr J. Blazosky J. Balliet L. Miller A. Kressly D. Kovach V. Blose R. Reeder B. Larash W. Boyd 88 JUNIOR CHORUS The Junior Chorus is composed of seventh and eighth graders and is directed by Mr. Harold Evans. They have participated in much the same type cf activity as the Senior Chorus by performing in concerts and engaging in various other musical programs throughout the school year. The Chorus performed at Christmas in Old Lehigh ' sang in assembly, and performed a Christmas and a Spring Concert. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: R. Crouthamel F. Moyer W. Loomis B. Rex R. Lynch D. Wotring V. Bokely S. Bucher S. Matz S. Jasper H. Gorihan D. Moyer S. Roth E. Holdeman P. Zemlansky N. Bastion J. Hamilton C. Hershey J. Kloiber M. Gilbert J. Hoffman L. Wallace B. Schlauch K. Hontz K. Good E. English IIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: S. Hacker D. Breisch L. Newhard D. Stufflet K. Hunsicker L. Lagler J. Hartman M. Fetterman A. Moyer L. Reitz M. Kuhns S. Selig J. Hamilton J. Yarnell C. Bloom S. Smith D. Stufflet L. Roscoe H. Borges J. Haas S. Mackamer C. Moyer D. Heydr C. lacocca R. Peischler S. Trumbauer 89 BOTTOM ROW: S. Laubach, B. Bellas. O. Howell. J. Beitler, S. Doyle. C. Kole, C. Nonncmacher, P. Bortz, D. Hallman, S. Sassaman, L. Lichfenwolner. B. Warner. SECOND ROW: Mr. Evans, S. Delong, M. Kelly, M. Kerschner, R. Andrews, L. Ankrom, J. Mitchell, M. Barlok, B. Brown. P. Peck, N. Chin-lund, L. Beochel, S. Horwick, N. Snyder. THIRD ROW: B. Marsteller, V. Maury, P. Schroden, J. Boydo. S. Burkhordt, C. Blose, K. Follweiler, N. Mengel. C. Leh, H. Hunsicker, C. Geiger, D. Hoffmon, J. Housman, S. Hojewski. FOURTH ROW: R. Dorney, G. Loch, M. Strohl, A. Grammes, E. Grammes, D. Hamm, C. MacArthur, J. Gainfort, G. Williams. L. Hahn, L. Klotz, J. Walters, D. Wertman, C. Willioms. SENIOR CHORUS The Senior Chorus, directed by Mr. Harold Evans, displayed its talents in several school events. The Christmas Pageant, appearances in assembly programs, and the annual Spring Concert were among the activities for which the chorus rehearsed. This year Parkland was host to the county chorus, and four members were selected to participate in district chorus. 90 rict chorus members: C Williams, C. Bair, J, Gain-and C. Williams. Why didn't we make that deadline? — Par-Key Did we lose? — Cheerleaders lots of money? — Student Council Your favorite activity? —The Hungry 91 NDERCLASSMEN Q JUNIORS Class Officers: James Gainfort, President Sharon Guth, Vice President Nancy Wilson, Secretary Sally Smith, Treasurer Robert Anderson Ruth Andrews Linda Ankrom Mark Arbogast Carlene Arner Richard Astleford Patricia Backus Patricia Bader Cleonice Barto Linda Beachel Robert Becker Thomas Best Daniel Betz Roger Bobenko Curtin Bond Pricilla Bortz Sally Bronstein Susan Brown Thomas Brunner Sandra Bucher Patricia Buss Lynn Bufterwick Joseph Campbell Gary Carl Janet Chorney Ronald Christman George Clarke Dale Clauser Alice Conrad Thomas Cooper John Coyle Carol Crilley Sara Darker Gerald DeLong Russel DeLong John DeMelfy 94 Kathleen Dengler Joann Dennis Beverly Derr Glenn Desrosiers Robert Deutsch Alyce Diehl Sharon Doyle Margaret Drabic Elizabeth Drake Robert Dreher Carl Ebert John Ebert Patricia Edwards Bruce Ehmer Lynn Fetterman Linda Foster Linda Frank Sherwood Geiger Sandra George Ellen German Patricia Eichler Daniel Ellenberger Kathy Evans Susan Felker Ronald Frantz Faye Fritch Sharon Fritz Wayne Fritz Thomas Fronheiser Daniel Fry James Gainfort Brenda Grammes Gail Graper Gloria Greenawald Dennis Guth Sharon Guth Margaret Haas Larry Hahn Suzanne Hall Curtis Hammerl Martha Hare Anne Harmony Linda Heintzelman Thomas Held Marjorie Herman Meryl Hertzmark Larry Herfzog Milan Hill Eleanor Hoffman James Goldsmith Caroline Gorman Leo Gorman Donald Haines Eleanor Haines Kenneth Haines 95 Larry Hower Joanne Hujsa Erwin Hummel Larry Klotz David Knerr Eileen Koch Larry Holben Sandra Holtzman Diane Hoppes Jeffrey Horn Jay Kern Frederick Kinsey Jane Kleppinger Eileen Kline Anita Koppenhaver William Krajcir Barbara Kramer Lee Kramer Kim Lawrence Susan Lee Jeffrey Kuhns Michele Lalo Margaret Lamm Ingrid Lewis Eleanor Lichtenwalner Linda Lichtenwalner Jay Leiby Linda Leiby George Lemak Robert Levan Lois Lichtenwalner Pamela Lilly Dianne Litchauer Jack Litzenberger Gary Loch Alan Luger Linda Lutz David Makowsky Kathleen Mantz Carol Mast Richard Mertz Herbert Messner Patricia Metzger Joseph Micek 96 David Nicosia Keith Oldt Leroy Oswald David Michael Marvin Mickley Beverly Miller Donald Miller Georgine Miller Sandra Miller Philip Mortensen Kem Moser Janies Moses Kenneth Muth Nancy Nau Marie Nederostek David Nehf Linda Oxenford Paul Peters Robert Picciano Larry Reichara Michael Reichard Francino Reinert Judith Rabenold Louise Rabenold Linda Rader Edward Rauch Jane Reiss Bernice Rex Ronald Rex Steve Rauch Craig Reese Donald Rothrock Bonnie Roush Carolyn Ruch Sharon Scheetz Kathy Schmoyer Willard Schmoyer Donald Rutz Larry Shaffer Ronald Schaller James Schantz Larry Schneck Eileen Schock Bonnie Shoemaker Edmund Scholl Charles Ruch Gary Rupert Sharon Russell Susan Scharfenberg Dana Schmoll 97 Janice Schreiber Laureen Schroder Sharon Schuler Anita Schultz Ronald Seel Fay Serfass Karen Shellhammer Louise Smith Sally Smith Donald Smoyer Donna Smoyer Rosemary Smoye Clarence Snyder Darlene Snyder Rodger Snyder Russell Snyder Robert Spengler Daniel Stauffer Thomas Steacy Linda Steinmefz Franklin Stopp Maryann Stoss Marvin Strohl Betty StufRct Robert Supp Peter Sywensky Mary Tercha Bonnie Toney Paulette Trumbauer Eileen Tyson Gary Wagner Barbara Warrick Robert Wechsler Linda Weider Tom Weikel Joseph Walters Margaret Wanitsky Faye Werley Ralph Werley Robert Wetherhold Thomas Whitehill Linda Widenmyer David Wiggins Barry Williams Nancy Wilson Betty Wisser Terry Wonderly Judy Woroniak Janet Wotring Kathleen Yonosh Richard Young Sharon Young Carole Ziegler Timothy Wotring Carletta Wright Connie Yeager 98 SOPHOMORES Class Officers: Allen Marstellar, President Karen Kreller, Vice President Elizabeth Westrick, Treasurer Laura Haley, Secretary Homeroom 19: ROW 1 B. Balmat, R. Csencitz, K. Batman, G. Beiber, gost, R. Bleiler, R. Dallogo, R. Arbogost, G. Adams, J. Billman, L. A. Aronson, L. Bittner, D. Ball, J. Cincillo, D. Allen. ROW 2 C. Arbo- Burnhardt, D. Czor, D. Brown. 99 Homeroom 108: ROW 1 R. Maletz, L. Murphy, K. Multzet, J. Peiseh-ler, D. Miller, P. Mertz, L. Montz, J. Melescluk, B. Bennyhoff, C. Yarn-all, S. Pence, E. McKay, S. Muthard, M. Muth, J. Muthord. ROW 2 T. Muller, A. Morstellar, D. Moyer, R. Ochs, T. Newhard, R. Maru-shok, M. Minnich, E. Mitchel, J. Peischeler, R. Newmoyer, F. New-hordt, B. Muth, H. Michael, T. Minnich, D. Mysilborski. Homeroom 109= ROW 1 J. Heleva, K. Hujsa, N. Hite, K. Hortraft, M. Kalna, B. Huntzinger, B. Hertzog. ROW 3 E. Speilman, J. Horlacher, Kelly, L. Hoffman, J. Hiller, K. Hartman, D. Hein, J. Heilman, L. Heck- J. Herman, D. Jacoby, C. Heckman, D. Hontz, T. Hartman, L. Harris, man, H. Hunsicker, K. Hillegas, D. Hoffman. ROW 2 C. Heilman, J. R. Keller, A. Heinzelmon, J. Hyrowich. 100 Homeroom 111: ROW 1 M. Kokclus, R. Knecht, M. Laury, J. Linde. ROW 2 K. Lolo, C. Kemmerer, S. Koaler, D. Laudensloger, M. Kerschner, R. Kline, P. Laudensloger, B. Knauss, V. Goido, B. Koretz, N. Lauer, L. Lapinski. ROW 3 M. Magyar, J. Kokolus, N. Kreller, S. Krimm, P. Longo, D. Lichtenwalner, L. Kromer, P. Lamp-man, B. Kuntz, T. Kushmar, F. Koren, R. Laub, R. Lehr, R. Lehr. Homeroom 113 ROW 1 R. Shultz. R. Kilvocheck, L. Snyder, W. Stauffer, D. Smith. ROW 2 B. Shultz, L. Dalrymple, B. Stettler, P. Schraden, B. Schweitzer, S. Schweikert, L. Stoib, D. Schroder, M. Simock, D. Schiffer, E. Schmid, D. Sechler, C. Simock, P. Smith. ROW 3 R. Shankweiler, F. Selic, J. Shell, R. Smith, G. Sell, H. Smith, B. Search, K. Frounfelker, R. Sell, H. Spangler, R. Snyder, J. Stinfell. 101 Homeroom 117: ROW 1 J. Shontz, K. Ruch, B. Rumfield, V. Pfromn, S. Peters, C. Rodell, S. Roth, A. Petrucci, J. Reitz, N. Powell, B. Robbins, B. Rou, P. Shontz. E. Reese, M. Ressler. ROW 2 R. Moser, B. Peters, B. Rex, J. Reider, G. Reese, C. Ringer, R. Philips, G. Roider, R. Reigel, T. Peters, W. Roth, T. Rothdoutsch, D. Reichord, G. Ritter, L. Reppert, T. Reppert, F. Ruth. Homeroom 125: ROW 1 J. Gourniok, D. Haas, J. Fennsfemaker, R. Gross. ROW 2 M. Gimble, R. Griesemer, L. Haley, J. Fink, B. Freeland, B. Gordner, L. Garihan, J. Oberecker, V. Greenawold, D. Gruber, E. Haas, E. Follweiler, S. Field. ROW 3 T. Larmer, J. Gilbert, G. George, I. Geiger, T. Witmer, D. Greenawold, P. Haines, C. Haas, T. Field, F. Greenawold, S. Kutish, M. Gulla, S. Grim, B. Gorr, C. Gougher. 102 Homeroom 126: ROW 1 J. Warmkessel, R. Torby, D. Wirsing, J. Trinkle, C. Zellner, S. Schlenger. B Werner. D. Trumbouer, S. Strohl. Wolf. B. Whiting. ROW 2 S. Heist. G. Wood. B. Wirth, M. Torby, E. J. Toney. K. Yeoger. D. Wright. R. Wagner. C. Williams. F. Trexler, Zimmerman, P. Wright. D. Whetherhold, M. Torba, D. Torby, S. R. Zenz, I. Wehr. Tyson. C. Teifer, B. Whetherhold, B. Yenser. ROW 3 J. Wild, B. Homeroom 132: ROW 1 R. Barnes, L. Christman, M. Ebert, J. Ficke, F. Parks, W. Bell, C. Easton, S. Oilliord, R. Fourniok, K. Deitrick, F. Felchock, E. Englert, A. Ernst. H. Tyson, B. Doll, R. Dorney. ROW 2 S. Brown, P. Bastion, J. Barnes, G. Delong, F. Butz, L. Foust, C. Brezovec, M. Barlock, B. Atti. ROW 3 M. Bower, D. Bailey, S. De-rtiuth, B. Brown, V. Baker, K. Brops, M. Ellis, L. Arnt, M. Evans, J. Datta, K. Brong, P. Eakin, D. Davis, C. Bregar, L. Adams, L. Bakely. J. Daniels. 103 FRESHMEN Class Officers: Suson Baer, Secretary John Flamish, Vice President Nancy George, Treosurer Suzanne Fennstemaker, President Homeroom 1: ROW 1 E. Hoffman, B. Bcckcr, S. Rauch, N. Pfeiffer. H. Butschek, M. Delong, M. Ottinger, C. Rossowski. ROW 2 C. Blose, L. Guth, J. Cole, C Hilbert, B. Guth, L. Howonich. 104 Homeroom 3: ROW 1 M. Adam, C. Dresser, Baer, C. Eisenhard, G. Early, D. Angstadr, R. B. Fink, L. Ernst, N. Frantz. P. Folck, G. Batman, M. Dengler. Bader, L. Blose ROW 2 L Homeroom 9; ROW 1 S. Horvath, D. Hilbert, L. Kale, M. Janssen. S. Kehm, C. Hite. H. Kamp. I Hilbert. C. Ihm, L. lococca ROW 2 W. Hyrowich, R Hoffman. S. Jajczyk, D. Honsicker, J. Jacobs, E. Judt, R. Kalb, P. Howell, J. Jacoby, D. Hock, R. Hummel. 105 Homeroom 13. ROW 1 P. DeChristopher K. Stocker, L. Stauffer, A. D. Wetzel, D. Wallace, T. Weido, R. Stahley, E. Toylor, T. Stephens, Werley, C. Stufflet, P. Montonari, R. Tyson, M. Vogelsong, L. Stahley, J. Thurstin, E. Stoss, R. Toren, P. Sturms, J. Stettler, K. Wormkessel, L Ward, J. Uhle, L Stahley, L. Brennan, N. Wagner, M. Troxel. W. Stanley, J. Welsh. ROW 2 G. Waltz, M. Schlegel, J. Bisco, D. Mulligen, P. Trumbauer, Homeroom 16: ROW 1 A. Knauss, R. Laudenslager, T. Kern, G. Ken- J. Krinen, J. Klotz, W. Kramer, A. Krause, F. Lentz, E. Kohler, G. neuy. ROW 2 S. Kryzan, B. Kropovich, P. Kinsey, L. Koch, M. Kuhns, Klotz, M. Kumernitsky, R. Kern, T. Kuhns, R. Laury, J. Kleckner, B. K. Kramer, L. LeGrond, P. Krause, C. Kenard, N. Kunkle, N. Klase, Kercimar. S. Kline, B. Kuhns. ROW 3 D. Lemak, H. Krause, B. Kunkle, D. Koren, 106 Homeroom 107: ROW 1 P. Rapp, D. Ritter, C. Peters, J. Ryan, B. Rechtor, L. Rabenold, S. Ritter, B. Remaley, S. Roberts, E. Reed, K. Remoley, B. Phifer, E. Phillips, A. Pietrobon, B. Ruch ROW 2 J. A. Roth, G. Rossi, J. Remington, R. Quinn, J. K. Roth, S. Santa, T. Owens, C. Otto, R. Radeline, M. Pohl, C. Roth, S. Rumfield, D. Reinert, T. Schaffer, D. Rabenold, W. Powell, C. Peters, J. Rees. Homeroom 122: ROW 1 D. Schantz, N. Sheehan, S. Sell, L. Snyder, C. Scholl, S. Shuhay, A. Schlitzer, C. Sebo, S. Shelter, P. Stahl, D. Smith, L. Sechler, L. Schantz, H. Siegele, S. Schoemaker. ROW 2 K. Snyder, M. Sechler, S. Schwartz, B. Scholl, D. Semmell, M. Smith, T. Schefler, C. Smith, D. Staley, P. Nederostek, C. Schmoyer, W. Snyder, R. Smith, M. Lechki, B. Schmoyer, B. Smith. 107 Homeroom 123: ROW 1 R. Nagle, C. Mengel, R. Oberly, L. Moer- Mann, R. McCartney, C. D. McLean, L. Longenbach, R. Oswald, J. kirk, K. Lovell, P. Muth, J. Martin, S. Ochs, L. Moyer, N. Mengel, S. Ott, R. Mengel, J. MacArthur, B. Miller, G. Matz, W. Lentz, D. New- Mensinger, G. Meckes, G. Lewis. ROW 2 B. Maury, R. Novak, J. hard, C. Moser, G. Moyer. Homeroom 129: ROW 1 B. Buchman, J. Cincilla, B. Adams, J. Al- Bailey, R. Brunner, D. Chaplin, J. Crossley. ROW 3 L. Balmat, L. bracht, D. Corbonneau, J. Bagin, R. Barrington, R. Beidelman. ROW 2 Wetzel, F. White, C. Charles, C. Brandmeir, P. Wilson, S. Boer, D. S. Bisbing, D. Beitler, D. Correll, D. Boyer, L. Buchert, G. Crisp, S. Cole, B. Ballos, B. Burkhart, S. Canter, S. Chapman, C. Beil, A. Bruch. Bisbing, W. Biery, P. Armstrong, C. Wilson, R. Bachart, G. Butschck, D. 108 Homeroom 130 ROW 1 L. Werley, R. Evans, F. Folland, J. Csencitz, J. Flamish. ROW 2 S. Delong, V. Ely, S. Durn, P. Derr, B. Frantz, C. Dol C. Fexo, S. Fink, M. Dorney, Y. Pixel, D. Delong, J. Everett, C. Ellis, L. Fisher, S. Waroniak. ROW 3 L. Fegley, K. Dise, T. Faust, W. Wimmer, C. Wotring, G. Emig, L. Dalrymple, J. Fritch, J. Dougherty, B. Eroh, R. Wotring. A. Fiedler, F. Drake. C. Friebolin. N. Delong, K. Daubert, T. Fenstermaker. Homeroom 131: ROW 1 R. Gogel, D. HefFelfinger, G. Herschner, J. Harting. ROW 2 D. Hahn, D. Hessinger, D. Yeakel, J. Heilman, W. Graper, V. Heins, M. Hertzmark, P. Hetman, N. George, C. Hond-work, C. Geiger, C. Govlick, R. Hammeral. ROW 3 M. Herv, L. Heiter, K. Zimmerman, J. Heintzelmon, D. Hertzske, R. George, D. Getz, W. Groller, L. Green, A. Gevert, S. Goldmen, R. Hertzog, J. Gomez, D. Hahn, F. Gimbel, R- Heisey. B. Yoder. 109 A CUL TT Ill SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Joseph Loub. Mr Corl Warirkes'.el, Mr Glenn Ellenberger. Mr. David Semmel, Mr. Earl Mackey, Mr. Richard Chapman, Mr. Frederick Joindl. SCHOOL BOARD SECRETARY MRS SMITH Mr. Butz: Secretary to the school board. Mrs. Smith: Secretary to Mr. Butz. OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Horlocher: All the school's money goes through her . . . writes the checks . . . compiles the announcements and absentee sheets . . . always on the phone. Miss Hartranft: Joanne . . . never a dull moment ... a great help to Mr. Meckley . . . always time to answer a question or help with a problem. SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Smith: Associate Superintendent of Parkland Schools. Mrs. Hamm: Mr. Smith's hard working secretary. 113 PRINCIPAL Mr. Meckley: Porklond's industrious principal . . . never too busy to lend a helping hand . . . great sense of humor . . . on avid horticulture enthusiast. VICE-PRINCIPAL Mr. German: Mr. Meckley's right hand man . . . often seen patrolling the cafeteria ... in charge of the ski club . . . wonderful way with words. GUIDANCE Mrs. McKeon: Mrs. Billig's secretory . . . fills out college manuscripts. Mrs. Billig: Eleventh and twelfth guidance counselor . . . never too busy to listen . . . fill in the black boxes. Mr. Gerencser: Football coach . . . counsels ninth and tenth grade students. Mr. Jones: Interviews ond helps eighth and seventh graders . . . commutes to Troxell's. BASIC SKILLS Mrs. Wassum: With a warm smile ond a helping hand . . . does on excellent job with the underprivileged students . . . enjoys sewing and reading . . . a friend to all. 115 Mrs. Saul: You're making too much noise . . . You forgo! your seat number . . . does an excellent job keeping the library under control. Mrs. Murphy: Mrs. Saul's secretary . . . interesting bulletin board displays . . . always busy. LIBRARY Mrs. Herman: An ospirin for everyone . . . eyes. ears, feet . . . sponsors Future Nurses Club . . . aided by the home nurse — Rachel Satkowski. NURSE Miss Nagel, Mrs. Oplinger, Mrs. Crouthamel: Always kept busy keeping the records straight. TAX OFFICE 116 Mr. Johnson: Director of the senior class ploy . . . senior English classes . . . always willing to listen. Mrs. Wiessler: Enjoys the theater, books, bridge, and travel . . . interesting class discussions . . . keen sonse of humor . . . sports fan. Mr. Kidd: Sponsors the senior bridge club . . . coaches junior high baseball . . . assistant wrestling coach. Mrs. Kraynick: First year with the seniors . . . neat dresser . . coaches the cheerleaders . . . hails from Indiana State. Mr. Horvath: Themes, themes, themes . . . Maintains order with a whip . . . we are oil intelligent human beings, are we not? . . . Moby Dick fan. Mrs. Sterner: Parkland students will always remember her . . . traded teaching for a family ... replaced by Mr. Negri. Mrs. Collins: Closely related to Mr. Collins . . . advises Junior Dramatics Club . . . enjoys swimming (v e wondei why?) Mr. Mitchell: Newcomer to Parklcnd . . has on interest in reading ond creative writing . . . advises ninth and tenth grade F.T.A. Mrs. Shepherd: An English teacher who is quite capable of teaching other subjects . . . active in church work . . . debate club. Mr. Miksits: Keeps the students well informed about College life . . Junior High English teacher . . . great sense of humor. 117 Mr. Diehl: proud papa . . . never without his bow-ties . . . excellent organ player . . . Well folks, I hate to disappoint you. Mr. Randall: Has a mild interest in the Democrats . . . loves pop quizzes . . . dislikes procrastinators. Mr. Gernerd: Faculty manager of athletics . . . enjoys hunting and sports . . . junior class advisor . . . always has his hands in his pockets. Mr. Collins: Swimming coach . . . Student Council advisor . . . Varsity Club . . . presently attending Lehigh for his master's . . . alumnus of Penn State. HISTORY Mr. Buss: Newcomer to Parkland . . . teaches junior high history . . . well-liked by his students. Mr. Wolf: advises students in his world culture classes against throwing papal bulls . . . assistant football coach. Mr. Sobiesiak: Advises Senior Dramatics Club . . . enjoys fishing, camping, and reading . . . does a great job with makeup for school functions. Mr. lohman: Good notured . . . keeps very busy coaching the track team . . . makes up pet names for his students. 118 MATHEMATICS Mr. lindenmuth: All around math teacher ... his many Interests include golf, hunting, and sports . . . basketball referee. Mrs. Werley: Did you subscribe to The Trumpet? . . . interesting homeroom . . . What night did you want to come for detention hall? Mr. Carter: Key Club advisor . . . hey kids . . . Rock . . . intramural basketball coach . . . zip. Mr. Moyer: Advisor to the Class of 1967 . . . heads the mathematics department . . . the future nurses seek his help. Mr. Weiss: Second year at Parkland . . . alumnus of Kutztown . . . enjoys music and photography. Mr. Sechler: Nature and flower lover . . . raises quails in center court . . . likes girls. Mr. Helfrich: Alumnus of Parkland . . . can often be seen on the baseball diamond . . . algebra is his subject. Mr. Eckert: Advises audio-visual aids club . . . teaches geometry . . . enjoys photography and music. Mr. O'Connors: Eighth grade moth teacher and advisor . . . sportsfan — tennis, golf, bowling . . . Moravian College. 119 SCIENCE Mr. Sheetz: Will help anyone anytime . . . raises hybrid horse-chestnut frees . . . loves to fish. Mr. Rohr . . . has a mild interest in chemistry . . . this'll keep you off the streets. Mr. Erdman: Coach of golf team . . . enjoys hunting ond golfing . . . in charge of the Science Fair. Miss Pharoohi Eee-gadsl . . . enjoys reading . . . How can you live so long and be so stupid? . . . advises the sophomore doss. Mr. Whitei Enjoys being out of doors and raising Christmas trees . . . specializes in lob. EARTH SCIENCE Mr. Grammes-. Advisor of the Photography Club . . . likes golfing and bowling . . . tax collector . . . teaches earth science. Mr. Miller: Interested in geology . . . subtle sense of humor . . . assistant basketball coach. Mr. Davis: Enjoys reading and sports . . . al woys smiling . . . sponsors Future Scientists of America . . . good ole' Muhlenberg. 120 BUSINESS Mr. Robenold: Enjoys joking in class . . . Bookkeeping is his subject . . . dislikes gum chewers. Mrs. Klingaman: Great lady bowler . . . enjoys cycling on the boardwalk . . . instructs our future secretaries both in class and in typing club. Mrs. Wertmon: Teaches shorthand, transcription, and bookkeeping . . . advises Senior Tri-Hi-Y . . . dislikes complainers . . . Cedar Crest. Mr. Seltzer: Sponsors the Business Service Club ... in charge of the Student Store . . . quiet and calm . . . heads adult education classes. Mr. Gill: Enjoys skiing and booting . . . general business teacher . . . travels all the woy from Coopersburg. Mr. Reed: Dimpled smile . . . (hobbies or special interests none ) . . . can be located in the business department. Mr. Saraka: Newcomer to Parkland . . . likes to hunt and bowl . . . graduated from Blooms-burg . . . teaches typing and general business. 121 LANGUAGE Mr. Marks: Always giving quizzes to His French students . . . assistant swimming coach . . . advises French club . . . C'est dommage. Mr. Wentz: teaches German and English . . . assistant football coach . . . alumnus of Moravian . . . sports fan. Mr. Gessner: Par Key advisor . . . always smiling . . . nice-looking student teachers . . . teaches Spanish . . . Ay. Coramba! Mr. Gougher: Sports enthusiast — fishing, hunting . . . wrestling coach . . . Das ist Dummhheit . . . German Honor Club . . . stereo bug. Mr. Dilliard: New Spanish teacher . . . also capable of teaching French . . . Oh, those lob periods. DRIVER TRAINING Mr. Dorney: quiet driver training teacher . . . thankful for seat belts . . • interested in travel and sports . . . must have iron nerves ... in charge of the driving program. Mr. Young, Mr. Davis, Mr. Seltzer: Give assistance to Mr. Dorney after school. 122 TROXELL’S: HISTORY Mr. Nemeth: Newcomer to the Troxcll's foculty . . . often seen near the high school gym . . . teaches earth science . . . interesting classes. Mr. German: Enjoys archery and basketball . . . teaches earth science at Troxell's . . . received his B.S. from East Stroudsburg. Mr. Schultz: Teaches seventh grade history . . . coaches intramurol football . . . alumnus of Moravian. Mr. StefFy: Teaches world history to seventh graders . . . attended Kutztown ond Lehigh . . . often seen watching the clock ot wrestling meets. ENGLISH Mrs. Brader: teaches seventh grade English . . . enjoys reading . . . loves suggestions. Mr. Romig: Interested in reading and building homes . . . English and reading teacher . . . alumnus of Kutztown. Miss Roth . . . Enjoys bowling and reading . . . equestrienne . . . commutes between Troxell's ond the high school . . . newcomer to the foculty. 123 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss lesher: Petite physical education teacher . . . commutes between Troxell's and Parkland. Mr. Young: Wrestling coach . . . teaches driver training and physical education . . . very versatile. HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mrs. Michaels: Our industrious Home Economics toacher . . . always busy ... a close relation to Glenn. Mr. Hess: Teaches the seventh grade boys shop skills . . . towers over his students . . . new member of the faculty. MATHEMATICS 124 Mr. Merlo: Math is his vocation . . . enjoys golf, bowling, and music . . . jokes in class . . . friendly. Mr. Leibenguth: teaches math and earth science . . . alumnus of Muhlenberg . . . heads the seventh grade Troxell's staff. Mrs. Owens: Special interest in problems of delinquency . . . bridge is her hobby . . . math teacher. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mrs. Horting: Locote Her by following the oromo of the cooking room . . . supplies much of the food for the faculty teos. Mrs. Podany: Find her ot the sewing machine . . . raises her labrador retrievers for shows . . . ninth grade class advisor. HOME ECONOMICS Mr. Lutz: Assistant Faculty Monoger of Athletics . . . prints almost anything for the school . . . sophomore class advisor. Mr. Housman: In chorge of the stage crew — aids in the designing ond constructing of many of our stage sets . . . industrial arts . . . only. Mr. Stevenson.- Assistant track coach . . . commutes daily from Center Volley . . . odvises the Weather Club . . . metal shop. AGRICULTURE Mr. Chattin: Love that red hair . . . advises F.F.A. and Junior Agriculture Club . . interested in landscape gardening and naval reserves. ART Miss Kent; Newcomer at Parkland teaches art . . . enjoys competitive swiming and photography . . . advises art club . . . alumna of Kutztown. Mr. Antonik: Handles art department . . . enjoys music especially the violin . . . prints beautifully. MUSIC Mr. Reimschissel: Drills our marching band and majorettes . . . out of school he can often be seen on a bicycle . . . left flank, march. Mr. Evans . . . New music teocher . . . directs the senior and junior chorus . . . always a friendly smile for everyone. 126 Miss Birosik: Heads the girls' varsity club and pep squad . . . coaches girls' field hockey and basketball . . . swell . . . friend to all. Mrs. Schleicher . . . Organized the Aquin-ees . . . Oh, those senior health classes . . . fun loving. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Wilson: Coaches our Varsity basketball team to victory . . . always a smile and a friendly word . . . senior boys' health classes . . . hard worker. Mr. Ettinger: A bachelor . . . J.V. basketball team . . . PIAA official . . . recreation supervisor in the Poconos during the summer . . . hey. 127 DIETICIAN Mrs. Mildred Wolf. Mrs. Francis Pool, Mr. Henry Fink, Mrs. Perma Brobst, Mrs. Hulda Altemos. Mrs. Helen Helfrich, Mrs. Myrtle Werley. Mrs. Margaret Hogenbuch, Mrs. Pcorl Gerhart. Not Shown: Mrs. Nellie Zerebok. Mrs. Jeannette Paduch. Mrs Beatrice Moyer, Mrs. Lorraine Brown, Mrs. Ruth Dauscher, Mrs. Katherine Davis, Mrs. Elsie Stoudt, Mrs. Goldie Schraden. 128 MAINTENANCE KNEELING: L. Harris, H. Buck, J. Gorda, H. Schraden, I. Rauch. STANDING: R. Eyer. N. Schneck, G. Baer, L. Mantz, R. Newben, E. Backenstoe, S. Geiger, L. Buck, R. Baumer, W. Reese, G. Bilger, R. Stauffer, D. Keener, H. Dietrich, R. Young, N Brown, J. Schmoyer, R. Kovacs. 129 Mr. Lutz Mr. Lohman Mr. Evans Miss Pharooh Mr. Moyer Mr. Davis Miss Hartranft Mr. Stevenson Mrs. Harting Mrs. Werley Mr. Johnson Mr. Dilliard Mr. Reimschissel Mrs. Schleicher 130 Miss Birosik Mrs. Horlacher — Mrs. Billig — Mrs. McKeon Mrs. Davis — Mrs. Hagenbuch Mr. Gougher Mrs. Werley Mr. Rohr 131 PORTS STANDING: L. to R.; B. Krause, mgr.. Coach — I. Wolf, B. Picciono, T. Field, G. Getchell, K. Moser, B. Rauch, P. Mortenson, P. Johnson, T. Brunner, T. Muller, C. Gevert, A. Aronson, D. Wotring, E. Speer, D. Coyle, Coach — J. Gerencser, F. Bennighoff, mgr.,- KNEELING: S. Cantley, B. Oft, J. Speer, K. Santa. D. Haffman, R. Miller, R. Moyer, R. Chaplain; SITTING: A. Peoples, E. Scholl, D. Haines, t. Best, T. Best, F. Ruth. R. Snyder, S. Ge.ger, G. Michael, G. Wagner. Scholl leads Wagner around Pen Argyl's defense. When the football candidates met on August 19, they looked forward to a season full of excitement and surprises. The coaching know-how of head coach Mr. Joseph Gerencser and assistant coaches Mr. Louis Wolf, Mr. Dieter Wentz, and Mr. John Mik-sits helped the boys to compile an impressive 6-1-3 record, the only loss coming from the Emmaus Green Hornets. The biggest triumph was the routing of Wilson Borough with a score of 39-21. This victory assured the mighty Trojans of at least a tie for the first place berth in the Lehigh-Northampton Football League. The Trojans went on to capture the first place co-championship, which was shared with Pen Argyl. The team will lose 14 seniors, 11 of which are lettermen. Senior, Dave Hoffman sprints around right end for a first down against Heller-town. FOOTBALL Ed Scholl receives one of Coach Gerencser's effective pep talks. Seniors J. Speer, D. Hoffman, and K. Santa pose as captains of P.H.S. football team. Parkland 19 Emmaus Opponent 24 6 Bangor 6 38 Slatington 13 6 Central Catholic 6 33 Nazareth 7 47 East Stroudsburg 13 19 Hellertown 0 28 Pious X (Roseta) 7 39 Wilson Boro 21 14 Penn Argyl 14 STANDING: Coach J. Gerencser, D. Hoffman, A. Peoples, P. Johnson, G. Michael, C. Gevert, G. Getchell, R. Rauch, D. Wotring, R. Moyer. Coach L. Wolf KNEELING: J. Speer. R. Ott, K. Santa, L. Best, S. Cantley, R. Chaplin. 135 HOCKEY Swell . . . either shape up or ship out! Seniors clean equipment otter 1964 season. STANDING: C. Smith, M. Warke, R. Kennedy, N. Lichtenwalner, Coach, — M. Birosik, KNEELING: P. Wisser, A. Dougherty, M. Diehl, J. Beitler, K. Hontz, J. Ebert. The girls' hockey team with the aid of new equipment ended their second season in interscholastic competition. With the asset of more experience and interest, the hockey team has developed style and confidence. Under the direction and supervision of Miss Mildred Birosik, the Parkland Trojanettes' overall record was 3 wins and 3 losses. Leading the Girls' Varsity Hockey team in scoring were: L. Kromer, P. Wisser, N. Lichtenwalner, K. Hontz, P. Mertz. There are 10 seniors leaving the team at the end of this year. 7 of which have achieved letters. Coach Biorsik receives warm enthusiasm after victory over Wilson Borough. 136 STANDING: F. Serfass, mgr., P. Lilly, mgr., I. Smith, P. Mertz, N. Lichten-walner, G. Wood, B. Wisser, S. Robinson, L. Christman, C. Smith, Coach M. Birosik, M. Diehl, S. Miller, T. Tomasko, L. Lichtenwalner, J. Ebert, A. Dougherty, D. Trollinger, J. Meleschuk, mgr., N. Snyder, mgr., KNEELING: L. Kromer, J. Beitler, A. Pietroban, D. Schrader, P. Kennedy, K. Hontz, P, Wisser, M. Simock. M. Worke. B. Huntzinger, S. Bear. 0 Southern Lehigh 4 . „ r. 5 Dieruff 1 5 Wilson Borough 0 Senior, N. Lichtenwalner drives ball against Salisbury's defense. 1 Emmaus 5 10 Salisbury 0 2 Emmaus 6 137 BASKETBALL Parkland Opponent 39 Catasauqua 62 47 Central Catholic 71 79 Slatington 62 51 Emmaus 62 84 Whitehall 63 85 Northwestern 44 97 Pen Argyle 73 91 Southern Lehigh 52 51 Wilson Boro 64 83 Palisades 55 87 Bangor 66 79 Salisbury 43 75 East Stroudsburg 57 78 Fountain Hill 55 88 Hellertown 49 97 Northwestern 80 45 Nazareth 70 78 Southern Lehigh 38 96 Palisades 45 69 Fountain Hill 63 The mighty Trojans drive to victory. Coach. Bob Wilson, discusses new techniques with seniors: K. Santa, D. Hoffmam, R. Stanley, D. Simock. F. Baatz, J. Pickering, R. Bartholomew. 138 STANDING: Coach, Mr. R. Wilson, L. Otto, mgr., G. Minnich, L. Fettermon, D. Makovsky, B. Anderson, K. Santa, D. Hoffman. T. Clark, mgr.. Coach, Mr. J. Ettinger, SITTING: A. Morstellar, R. Anderson, J. Pickering, D. Simock, F., Baotz, R. Stanley, R. Bartholomew, J. Micek. Things looked glum when our Varsity Basketball players dropped their first two games to Catasauqua and Central Catholic. In spite of these losses, the Trojan sharpshooters went on to win the Southern Division of the Lehigh-Northampton League. In a close game Parkland lost the league championship to Nazareth. Even though the team lost senior Robert Stanley in the middle of the season, it continued to put forth its best efforts to win 16 and lose 5 games. One of the six seniors leaving the team is Fred Baotz who was high scorer with 333 points. 139 Senior F. Baotz makes a sure and powerful jump. R. Stanley dribbles down court against Solehi's defense. STANDING: S. Miller, S. Russell, C. Rossowski, C. Bregor, L. Smith, E. Stoh-ley, M. Simock, K. Krellor, L. Adams, L. Haley, J. Ryan, C. Sebo, P. Wright. KNEELING: M. Troxell, C. Brandmeir, L. Kromer, D. Snyder, A. Pietroban, B. Hertzog, L. lacocca, B. Huntzinger, P. Mertz, D. Cole, S. Rauch. SITTING L. Stofflet, S. Beidleman, Coach — M. Birosik, B. Bachert, D. Spitko. The Trojanettes under the direction of Miss Mildred Birosik brought forth their never-say-die spirit and placed second in the Lehigh Valley League with a season score of 9-5. The significance of this victory lies in the fact that last year the team lost 5 seniors, 4 of which were first string players. Even so, this year's untried team pulled through with Linda Kromer scoring 145 points, Betty Bachert, co-captain, with 90 points, and Sharon Beidleman, co-captain, with 89 points. B. Bachert aims for 2 points from the outside. Senior, S. Beidleman makes a successful jump against Emmaus. 140 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Miss Birosik describes o new formation to seniors-. S. Beidleman, D. Spitko, B. Bachert, and L. Stofflet. Parkland Opponent 31 Emmaus 44 18 Castasauqua 37 18 Palmerton 22 38 Stroudsburg 32 23 Whitehall 22 2 Slatington 0 45 Wm. Allen 37 27 Emmaus 43 33 Catasauqua 35 26 Palmerton 34 38 Stroudsburg 29 38 Whitehall 30 36 Slatington 34 61 Wm. Allen 29 Small but mighty L. Kromer drives the ball for a 2-point lay-up. 141 Miss Birosik gives the starting line-up some lost-minute advice. VARSITY WRESTLING M. Reichord antagonizes opponent from Southern Lehigh. Senior Trojan grappler, L. Kuhns gains 6 points using the cradle. Opponent 15 38 26 24 36 26 23 9 21 19 Parkland 35 17 25 28 6 31 28 50 21 33 Notre Dame Dieruff Wilson Borough Nazareth Wm. Allen Palisades Southern Lehigh Salisbury Hellertown East Stroudsburg J. Bogert tussles with an opponent in the 138 weight division. District XI Champion, Glenn Michaol executes a take down. 142 STANDING: J. Bogert, T. Wotring, G. Michael, T. Field, L. Kuhns, J. Ebert, Coach W. Young. KNEELING: B. Balmat, D. Fry, L. Longenboch, D. Derr, T. Best, M. Roichard. This year the Varsity grapplers maintained a top position. They captured the Lehigh-Northampton League with Hellertown. They maintained their fine record with 6 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. For the first time in the history of wrestling at Parkland, a grappler has remained undefeated throughout the entire season. Senior Glenn Michael not only won this distinction but also a District XI championship and was a runner-up in the regional tournament. Another muscle man, John Ebert, was a runner-up in the district tournament. Six seniors Larry Kuhns, Glenn Michael, Jeff Bogert, David Derr, Paul Astleford, and Gary Williams will be leaving next year, all of which are lettermen. Coach Young directs seniors, G. Michael and J. Bogert in perfecting a hold. Other seniors observing are: L. Kuhns, D. Derr, R. Lyons, and G. Williams. 143 SWIMMING Go, Go, Go, was the key phrase for thrs year's Varsity Swimming Team under the direction of Mr. William Collins. The team took fourth place in District XI and had a seasonal score of 5 wins and 4 losses. At the District meet, a record time of 1:10.2 m. in the 100 yd. Breaststroke brought Robert Toren a first place medal; and Kenneth Haines captured second place medal in the 10 yd. Butterfly. The Le-high-Northampton League proved to be prosperous for P.H.S. with a third place tie with Easton. There are eight seniors leaving the team, all of which are lettermen. PHS relay teams proudly pose os 2nd place winners in District XI meet. Front to Back: J. Kogelman, R. Dreher, J. Billman, A. Aronson, B. Anderson, R. Toren, K. Haines, R. Ott. L. Bernhard attempts a dive in tuck position in hopes of increasing Parkland's lead. BACK ROW: R. Seel, G. Clorke, S. Bisbing, J. Jacoby, T. Larmer, S. Bis-bing, J. Campbell, R. Owens, C. Hershner, Coaches C. Russell, and J. Marks. MIDDLE ROW: Coach W. Collins, J. Bays, J. Billman, C. MccArthur, C. Miller, D. Serfass, R. Ott, B. Anderson, R. Rauch, C. Gevert, P. Walbert, D. Hontz, R. Toren, FRONT ROW: T. Whitehill, R. Koenig, A. Aronson, G. Reese, J. Goldsmith, L. Bernhard, R. Astleford, J. Kogelman, E. Scholl, R. Dreher, T. Steacy, K. Haines. Parkland Opponent 56 Whitehall - 30 29 Allen - 57 25 Dieruff - 61 60 East Stroudsburg - 45 41 Easton - 45 50 Wilson Borough - 35 30 Reading - 56 46 Bethlehem - 40 54 Emmaus - 32 K. Haines and R. Toren display District XI medals. Coaches J. Marks and W. Collins prepare seniors C. Gevert, B. Ott, and D. Serfass for a start. Other seniors observing are C. Miller, B. Rauch, B. Anderson, J. Bays, and P. Walbert. 145 TRACK: DISTRICT XI CHAMPIONS FOURTH ROW: Coach O'Connors. R. Supp, D. Laub, R. Seel, E. Stoss, E. Speer B. Mufh, L. Bittner, B. Peters, L. Reichard, F. Kinsey, T. Owens, J. Tersha. F. Bennighoff; THIRD ROW; R. Schultz, P. Sywcnsky, L. Diehl, J. Moses, R. Fariniak, T. Wotring, A. Aronson, B. Anderson, E. Engler, R. Ritter, L. Kramer, N. Delong, F. Ruth, A. Ernst, Coach W. Lohman; SECOND ROW: J. Flemish, G. Kennedy, D. Schmoll. K. Moser, L. Hower, K. Muth, G. Wagner, R. Chaplin, R. Lyons, P. Wolbert, B. Seorch, T. Weikel, R. Drcher, T. Field, P. Astleford; FIRST ROW: J. Heintzelman (manager), J. Searle, R. Lesyk, D. Serfoss. R. Moyer, E. Bauer, D. Simock, J. Speer, D. Hoffman, R. Oft, L. Kuhns. G Michael, F. Baatz, R. Loomis, J. Ott. the bar. The perseverance of Parkland's track team showed through, as it won its third straight league championship. The Mighty Trojans also won their second consecutive District XI Class A Championship and were undefeated through 21 straight dual meets since 1962. With the guidance and supervision of the coaches, William Lohman, Michael O'Connors, and Bruce Stevenson, the team progressed to a 8 win and 0 loss record. Speed demon Gary Wagner set two records by running the 100 in 9.7 seconds and the 220 in 21.4 seconds. Among the championship team members there are 17 graduating seniors, 16 of which are letter winners. Hoffman, Bauer, and Michael make a fast break from the starting blocks. 146 P. Wolbert lunges to cle°r Parkland 90 1 2 Palisades 61 2 3 Hellertown 59 Wilson Borough 75 Whitehall 53 Nazareth 74 1 2 Pen Argyl 90 Salisbury 69 Bangor Opponent 8 1 2 37 1 3 40 20 46 24 1 2 0 30 R. Chaplin puts the shot way out. Senior. D. Hoffman breaks tape to add to his ls, place victories. E°°'h '-.rue, J Soe ' R Ly° 5- F. Ben- 147 i9hf - D Hoffman D Sl , s k ’■ . w.,Lr ■ .. o s R Lesyk. Kuhns, D. Serfoss, BASEBALL Parkland 3 Slatington Opponent 9 4 Catasauqua 9 0 Northampton 10 1 Whitehall 0 4 Palisades 3 10 Fountain Hill 0 6 Salisbury 3 1 Southern Lehigh 2 7 Northwestern 3 11 Palisades 3 10 Salisbury 5 2 Fountain Hill 0 8 Northwestern 5 Senior, Ron Bartholomew prepares to pitch to Fountain Hill. Coach Wilson proudly poses with the only 2 seniors on the team. 148 For this year's baseball team, under the supervision of Mr. Bob Wilson, the beginning of the season looked glum when they began with 3 straight losses. Then they hit a winning streak and have been winning ever since. They ended with an overall record of 9 wins and 4 losses. One of the highlights of the year was the no-hit game pitched by Joel Pickering against Whitehall. Leading in the batting averages.were Bob Moser with .441, Jim Horlacher with .440, Woody Geiger with .405, Ron Bartholomew with .333, and Al Marstellar with .325. Two seniors, Ron Bartholomew and Joel Pickering, both of which are lettermen, will be leaving the team this year. . . I thought all you needed was a ball and a bat?' BACK — Coach R. Wilson, R. Moser, J. Stanley, J. Horlacher, F. Newhard, D. Neff, F. Felchok, Coach W. Helfrich; FRONT — D. Makovsky, A. Marstellar, R. Bartholomew, J. Micek, S. Geiger, J. Pickering, B. Anderson, R. Hawk, mgr. 149 STANDING: Coach E. Erdman, C. Miller, C. Easton, C. Roth, B. Tellman, B. Eroh, D. Greenawald. KNEELING: L. Fegley, T. Judt, P. Keeler, D. Mulligan, T. Witmer. GOLF Parkland Opponent 3 Wm. Allen 12 10 Vi Southern Lehigh 4 Vi 7 Catasauqua 8 1 Emmaus 14 8 Dieruff 7 Vi Bethlehem 14Vi 1 Wilson Borough 14 1 Notre Dame 14 4 Easton 11 12 Central Catholic 13 12 Bethlehem and 3 Central Catholic Tri-Meet The Golf team under the supervision of Mr. Edy ard Erdman had a seasonal record of 3 wins and 8 losses in its second year at Parkland. The team practiced with great determination at the Twin Lakes Golf Course. Senior Charles Miller was leading scorer with 19Vi points. Charles also placed 13th in the District meet at Stroudsburg. Other high scorers were Leon Heiter with 12 points, Bruce Tellman with 7Vi points and Ted Judt with 6 points. 150 Seniors, C. Miller and P. Keeler Parkland 41 Notre Dame Opponent 16 27 Dieruff 25 14 Wilson Borough 29 18 Nazareth 35 17 Wm. Allen 36 46 Palisades 8 34 Southern Lehigh 14 24 Hellertown 21 37 East Stroudsburg 15 J.V. WRESTLING Groppler moves toward o pin. This year's Junior Varsity wrestling team was composed of one senior, four juniors, four sophomores, and four freshmen. The members of the team, who are in the process of gaining invaluable experience, compiled a satisfactory record of 7 wins and 3 losses. Directing the J.V. Grapplers were Mr. Ronald Gougher and Mr. Ralph Kidd. STANDING: H. Heintzelman, F. Ruth. J. Moses, P. Sywensky, D. Michael, R. Arbogast, M. Arbogast, Coach R. Gougher; KNEELING: G. Emig, C. Otto. J. Roth, R. DolLago. G. Kennedy. R. Lyons. 151 BACK: Cooch D. Wentz, J. Folck, C. Freibolin, R. Heisey. D. Wirsing, B. Anderson, E. Linde, D. Michael, J. Kokolus, J. Albracht, J. Roth, Coach J. Miksits. MIDDLE: F. Felchok, R. Newmoyer, J. Gilbert, D. Wallace, B. Search, J. Stanley, J. Reiter, R. Beidleman, M. Herb, B. Adams, M. Kokolus, N. Delong. FRONT: E. Taylor, B. Miller, J. Folland, J. Jacoby, D. Chaplin, A. Heintzelman, D. Koren, G. Rader. JV FOOTBALL Parkland Opponent 0 Salisbury 0 0 Emmaus 28 6 Whitehall 13 7 Nazareth 33 12 Central Catholic 32 20 Hellerton 6 The Baby Trojans tried hard this year but only came up with 1 win, 4 losses, and 1 tie. With the guidance and hard work of the coaches, Mr. John Miksits and Mr. Dieter Wentz, the boys learned to drive forward with determination. £ y -. % j J V r Ttk . K 1 mmmm J. Jacoby runs around left end for a first down. Coach Miksits gives J. Folland some lost minute advice. 152 J.V. BASKETBALL J. Horlacher jumps to block a lay-up. Parkland Opponent 40 Catasauqua 72 45 Central Catholic 62 60 Slatington 44 61 Emmaus 45 44 Whitehall 69 62 Northwestern 45 64 Pen Argyl 46 71 Southern Lehigh 36 50 Wilson Borough 49 83 Palisades 30 82 Bangor 54 55 Salisbury 36 79 East Stroudsburg 68 60 Fountain Hill 65 61 Hellertown 42 68 Northwestern 54 60 Nazareth 70 58 Southern Lehigh 33 69 Palisades 49 58 Fountain Hill 47 Once again the J.V s coached by Mr. John Ettinger led a fabulously successful season. This team, with one of the finest competitive records, had a seasonal record of 15 wins and only 5 losses. L. Diehl was high scorer with 353 points. This year was the first time that the team had 8 ninth graders and 7 tenth graders. STANDING: Coach — J. Ettinger, D. Clauser, J. Oft, T. Reppert, J. Stanley, J. Roth, K. Daubert, B. Stanley, N. Delong, M. Kumernitsky, D. Mysliborsky, 153 D. Nehf. KNEELING: T. Kuhns, G. Klotz, J. Horlacher, I. Diehl, A. Ernst, R. Hawk, E. Engler, E. Linde. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Mr. Henry Gernerd, athletic director, is one of Parkland's strongest sports enthusiasts and an indispensible right arm of Parkland's inter-scholastic sports. Besides performing the duties of a sociology and government teacher, Mr. Gernerd also arranges sports schedules, pep rallies, and ticket sales for games. INTRAMURAL Students from the seventh through twelfth grades were given the opportunity to try their hand at intramural sports. The students learned the fundamentals of basketball under the supervision of Miss Mildred Birosik, Mr. Ralph Carter, and Mr. Frank Reed. This spring, under the watchful eyes of Mrs. Sandra Schleicher, students could be seen on the baseball field hitting and fielding in America's most popular sport, baseball. Mr. William Randall spent many hours coaching the boys' softball team. Miss Birosik and Mrs. Schleicher Mr. Carter and Mr. Reed 154 COACHES 12th Grade Champions: STANDING: C. Smith. K. Moyer, E. Ringer; KNEELING: L. Ringer, A. 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Fresh Meats — Produce — Groceries Garden Supplies Glassware Open 7 days 24 hour service 184 MERCHANTS ALLENTOWN ____ • NATIONAL 702 Hamilton Street Tilghman St. at Ridge bank °f ALLENTOWN 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: • ThriftiCheck • Instant Money • Protected Po • Thorough Financial Service • Christmas Vacation Clubs • Trust Department • Safe Deposit Boxes • Bank by Mail • College Money • Check-a-matic Save Plan Plan on Personal Loans Deposits insured to $10,000 by F.D.I.C. 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 185 LEHIGH VALLEY DAIRY ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA 186 HERMAN’S DRIVE IN Bar-B-Q’s a Specialty Pizza Route 309 Guthsville, Pennsylvania Phone 395-2151 PETER PAN DINER LOCATED 4 MILE SOUTH OF KUHN S CABIN IN KUHNSVILLE We feature GOOD FOOD — GOOD SERVICE — GOOD PRICE New Used Cars Trucks FORD PAUL A. B. KELCHNER PHONE: 767-4395 Neffs, Penna. 187 Bag's ffitixs The Nation's Most Famous Brands in MenVFurnishings Phone 799-3330 2705 Main St. Schnecksville, Pa. TREXLER-HAINES GAS, INC. Quality Merchandise for a Low-low Price Without Sacrifice of Service See or call either Store for your Appliances 4030 Hamilton Blvd. 353 Broadway Street Allentown Bethlehem On Highway Rt. 29 Just North of East Greenville TELEPHONE SECRETARY HOW I WORK A direct extension from your telephone to our switchboard flashes a light under your name every time your phone rings I answer the phone in your name and act as your secretary. I secure names, address and telephone numbers, answer questions and make appointments Relay calls to you at your convenience. ' ruu r Caf| Tel-A-Talk, Inc. ; 434-0614 J 188 ENGINE WEAR WYNN’S FRICTION PROOFING keeps new cars new. Added to motor oil, it holds wear to an absolute minimum and maintains new car performance. So ask the man to add a can of WYNN'S FRICTION PROOFING wherever you have your car serviced. WYNN'S FRICTION PROOFING treats the metal —not the oil. WISE DISTRIBUTING CO. Rd. 3 Allentown, Pa. 18104 189 SIEGERSVILLE HOTEL Guy T. Schwartz, Prop. Route 29 at Orefield, Pennsylvania ALLENTOWN OIL COMPANY St. Cloud Allen Streets Distributors of Wolf’s Head Motor Oils and Lubes DIETRICH’S ESSO SERVICE Rt. 100 Rt. 22 Fogelsville, Penna. Complete Car Service Tires, Batteries, and Acces. Used Cars Bought Sold Pickup Delivery Service Phone: 395-9967 190 LEHIGH AGGREGATES INCORPORATED (Lehigh Stone Company) (Omrod) Coplay RD 1, Pennsylvania CRUSHED STONE Top Quality: Hard — Clean — Durable Prompt Service Phones: 799-3180 799-3181' BROWN’S RADIATOR SERVICE Cleaning — Repairing — Recording All Work Guaranteed Rear Wheel Alignment 1390 Main Street, Orefield Phone: 395-4101 FENSTERMAKER SCHREINER Jewelers Gemologists Fogelsville, Pennsylvania Fine Diamonds Colored Gems School Rings Expert Watch Clock and Jewelry Repair 191 THE WILLIAM TRINKLE HOTEL Coffee Shop — Golf Driving Range — Tourist Accommodations 31 st Tilgman Streets Allentown, Pennsylvania Phone: 433-6056 COMPLIMENTS OF TWIGS LAMAN C. G. SNYDER FLOOR WALL COVERING • LINOLEUM TILE CARPET INSTALLATION NEFFS 767-3174 192 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of 1 964 PHONE 395-4853 RD No. 1 PHONE 965-2975 SR.-TRI-HI-Y FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY FRANK SAEGER’S SUNOCO ENGINE TUNE-UP — BRAKE SERVICE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE STATE INSPECTION Orefield, Penna. HOME DELIVERY WEST END DISTRIBUTING CO. BEER AND SODA LILLIAN AND WILBUR HAMM 1002 Pennsylvania Avenue Emmaus, Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF THE FOGELSVILLE NATIONAL BANK FOGELSVILLE, PA. WESCOE BRANCH WESCOSVILLE, PA. MEMBER F.D.I.C. GUS BOLD BUFFALO INN SCHNECKSVILLE DODGE — DART — DODGE TRUCKS KRAUSE’S GARAGE SCHNECKSVILLE, PA. PARTS — SERVICE TOYOTA FOUR-WHEEL-DRIVE LAND CRUISERS 194 PARKLAND’S CHAMPION FOOTBALL TEAM ICE CITY Swimming Pools Supplies XMAS Decorations 7th Tilghman Streets Allentown Phone 433-0127 ATOMIC KNITWEAR CO. 1071 MAIN STREET EGYPT, PENNA. EDWIN C. GARDNER Electrical Contractor Route 1 Schnecksville, Pa. Commercial — Residential — Industrial Wiring Phone Code 215 799-3198 799-3199 WERLEY’S STORE Best in Meats and Groceries Pennsylvania 196 Guthsville New England, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Baltimore, Interstate Transportation “We Serve To Serve Again GEORGE W. BROWN, INC. R.D. 3 ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA FREY’S HARLEY-DAVIDSON New Used Motorcycles Motor Scooters On Easy Terms Factory Trained Mechanics — Genuine Harley — Davidson Parts and Accessories Factory Authorized U.S. Route 22 HARLEY — DAVIDSON Breinigsville, Penna. Sales Service Toro Mowers Tubular Scaffolding Power Saws Port. Master Heater ALBRIGHT’S Garden Center and Hardware Rental Equipment AMT Car kits — Cook and Dunn Paints 2119 Walbert Avenue West of the Paddock 197 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! ATLANTIC OIL HEATING CO. Heating and Air Conditioning Fuel Oil and 24 hour Burner Service 7th Street Ext. Allentown Phone 432-8487 L. A. BAILER SONS General Contractors 32-36 E. Focht Avenue Allentown, Pennsylvania Phone 432-8487 198 Compliments of ROBERT A. REICHARD INC. Manufacturers of Liquid Fertilizers Granulated Fertilizers 19th West Lawrence Sts., Allentown, Pa. Phone: 434-7107 CHRISTMAS CITY RESTAURANT 1 Mile West of Egypt, Pa. Steaks, Take-out Orders, and Platters Our Specialty — Pizza New Market Open Year ’Round MOHR ORCHARDS INC. South of Fogelsville on Rt. 100 199 SKILLS DEVELOPED THROUGH HIGHER EDUCATION ARE IN DEMAND IN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY. Are you planning to improve your skills by attending college? If so, the First National Bank of Allentown can help you with A COLLEGE EDUCATION 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 tfc, Allentown Catasauqua Emmaus st NATIONAL''' BANK of s3llmtou-Ji 200 FLAGGS DRIVE-IN 3512 Hamilton Blvd. Rt. 222 — Allentown, Penna. West of Dorneyville Traffic Light Phone: 434-5065 Largest Steak Sandwiches, hoagies, and hamburgers in town THE SUPERMARKET OF EQUIPMENT AND SERVICE FOR EVERY NEED! JACOBSEN Power Lawn Tools WHEELHORSE Garden Tractors FOX Go-Karts Accessories MASSEY-FERGUSON FARM INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT PARTS — RENTAL EQUIPMENT FOR ALL JOBS — NEFFS FARM EQUIPMENT CORP. NEFFS, PA. NUSS MOBILE HOME PARK SALES Rd. No. 1, Coplay, BalIietsvilie, Penna. on Route 329 (Egypt-Ballietsville Hwy.) 799-3322 CONRAD STUDIO Portraits that almost talk Child Photography Family Portraits Candid Wedding Bridal Formals By Appointment Old Photographs Restored 213 North 12th Street Allentown, Pennsylvania Phone 434-7468 WEIDA’S CHARCOAL DRIVE-IN 4440 Hamilton Blvd. Allentown, Penna. Ironton 799-3204 CHAS. HORWITH, JR. Coal and Fuel Oil Stoker Oil Burner Installations Sales-Service Coal Yard R.D. 1, Coplay, Penna. Ironton, Penna. 202 (Ruchsville) HAROLD STEPHENS COMPANY Institutional Purveyors “Suppliers of Quality Food’’ “Products to Schools Colleges’’ 414 N. Fulton Street Allentown 434-9355 434-9356 203 savings really pile up when you open a Savings Account at 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 204 RICHARD A. HEINTZELMAN FUNERAL HOME 54 Summit Road Schnecksville, Pennsylvania Phone: 799-3125 HERBERT S. SPOHN’S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING — OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION 2477 Body Work Painting — Front End Aligning — All Metal Welding Wheel Balancing — Auto Glass Works — Motor Tune-ups Batteries — Tires — Etc. — We Call For and Deliver 3826 Hamilton Street Allentown, Penna. Phone 395-4722 MARY MacINTOSH SERVICES THE ALLEN LAUNDRY 205 LAPP’S FLOWER SHOP 2557 MAIN STREET Ballietsville, Penna. Flowers go with everything. Be it Prom or Wedding Ring. Reasonably Priced for all occasions. Exclusive Factory Authorized Parts and Service Station For FREE In Guarantee Repairs 146 North Tenth Street Allentown, Pennsylvania Phone 434-1452 Service for Out of Guarantee' Repairs on all make appliances at Moderate Cost EVINRUDE MOTORS Sales-Service DON SCHLOSSER MARINE 1 1 29 N. Seventeenth St. Allentown, Pa. Starcraft Boats Pennyan Boats Phone 434-1373 FRANK HORWITH Truck Trailer Sales Rd. 1 Coplay, Penna. Car Truck Inspection Brake Lining Parts New Used Trucks Phone 799-3201 206 BUSINESS PATRONS A. D. Kern Economy Store Neffs Pennsylvania Alden MacLellan Ford 1 7th Tilghman Street Allentown, Pennsylvania Baer’s Barber Shop Schnecksville Pennsylvania Deiley’s West Gate Market 30th Gordon Street Allentown, Pennsylvania Freeman’s Jewelry Store Inc. 91 1 Hamilton Street Allentown, Pennsylvania Irene’s Market Trexlertown Pennsylvania Just-A-Minit Car Wash 17th Street Allentown, Pennsylvania Key Club Parkland High School Parkland Window Company 2233 Walbert Avenue Allentown, Pennsylvania Rex’s Atlantic Service 21 30 Walbert Avenue Allentown, Pennsylvania 207 Robert R. Townsend 1 602 Main Street Orefield, Pennsylvania Suburban Food Market Dorneyville 1 9th Street Allentown, Pennsylvania Table Supply Meat and Grocery Market Walbert Avenue Allentown, Pennsylvania The Cheerleaders Parkland High School Trexler Orchard Growers of Quality Fruits Orefield, Pennsylvania Walbert’s Hotel Route 3 Allentown, Pennsylvania Good Luck to the Par-Key Staff of 1965 208 Mr. Mrs. Clarence Astelford PATRONS Connie Herby Mr. Mrs. George Backus Craig Sue Mr. Mrs. Joseph Baer Mr. Mrs. Wilhelm T. Daniel Mrs. Perma E. Baer Dave Terry Howard Bailer The Debate Club Mr. Mrs. Howard Bailer Mr. Mrs. Roy F. DeLong Darlene Bailey Mr. Mrs. Robert Diehl Barb Fred Sharon Diehl Barry Janet Mr. Mrs. Michael Dobil Mr. Mrs. A. Paul Bastion Donna Dave Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Bartholomew Doris Richie Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Bartholomew Doris Skip Ronald Bartholomew Mr. Mrs. R. J. Dougherty Mr. Mrs. Rudolph Bauer Mr. Mrs. Joseph Drabic Mrs. Julia Bedore Mr. Mrs. Richard Drabic Richard D. Bedore Cheryl Ebert Sharon Beidleman Eleanor Charlie Mr. Mrs. William Beidleman Elmer Marie Mr. Mrs. Earl D. Beil, Jr. Emanons Carol Bender Mr. Mrs. Roy Eyer, Jr. Susan Tracey Bender Mr. Mrs. Delmar Fenstermacher Mr. Mrs. William Bender Carol Fexa Mr. Mrs. Best Kathy Follweiler Nancy Lou Best Mr. Mrs. Wm. J. Follweiler Lew Best Mr. Mrs. Claude B. Frank Mrs. Edna R. Best Mr. Mrs. John W. Frank Barbara Billig Mr. Mrs. Garrett L. Freeland Earl H. Blose Jr. FTA Bob Barb Gayle Bob Donna Jeff Gehris Mr. Mrs. Thomas Bogert Mr. Mrs. Maurice George Family Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Bortz Mr. Mrs. Alfred P. Gibiser Mr. Mrs. Russell Bower Mr. Mrs. Robert P. Gilbert Barb Brandmeir Mr. Mrs. Samuel D. Gladding Brent Diane Mr. Mrs. Frank J. Glassmire Jack Brown Dale Roy Gogel Carol Ray Mr. Mrs. Ernest Gogel Charlie Miss Barbara Goida Karen Checksfield Mr. Mrs. John Goida Mr. Mrs. R. G. Checksfield Mr. Mrs. Frederick Gollatz Nancy Chinlund Callie Gorman Mr. Mrs. Alton Clauser Ruth Griesemer 209 PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Frederick Guth Mr. Mrs. Harold Guth Miss Lucille Guth Margaret Haas Mr. Mrs. Joseph T. Hajewski Sylvia Hajewski Mr. Mrs. Arthur Haldeman Susie Hall Mr. Mrs. Donald Hallman Steward Handwerk Mr. Mrs. Howard J. Hausman Mr. Mrs. John A. Hausman H.B. the Prof. Mr. Mrs. Homer Heilman Judy Heist Mr. Mrs. Herb Mr. Mrs. Warren C. Herber Mr. Mrs. Elmer Hertzmark Barbara Hertzog Mr. Mrs. Jacob F. Hertzog Susan K. Hertzog David Hoffman Mr. Mrs. Leroy Hoffman Pat Hoffman Mr. Mrs. Allen W. Holben Miss Donna Hook Mr. Mrs. Erroll Hook, Jr. Mr. Mrs. E. C. Horlacher, Jr. Miss Sharon Hook Mr. Mrs. Robert Horvath Mr. Mrs. Clair K. Hunsicker Miss Jane Hunsicker Mr. Mrs. Stanley Hunsicker Bill Hyland Jack Barb Jane Jim Jane Ken Janet John Janie Jeanie Jay Judy Mr. Mrs. Jack Miller Jean Larry Jeanie Jim Joe Sandy Joy Glenn Mr. Mrs. Lester Kale Mr. Mrs. John W. Juchnik Judy and George Karen Roger Roger C. Kehm Mr. Mrs. Paul E. Kern Sharon Louise Kern Jane Kleppinger Mr. Mrs. John Kloiber Mr. Mrs. Ernest E. Krause Judy Krause Mr. Mrs. Kermit Kreitz Sandy Kriner Mr. Mrs. John Kristoflts Lucille Rick Mr. Mrs. Lewis Kuhns Merle D. Kuhns Mr. Mrs. Paul F. Kuhns Larry Martha Mr. Mrs. Eugene Laub Linda Laub Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Lee Miss Christine L. Leh Mr. Robert J. Leh, Jr. Lehigh Associates, Inc. John W. Lehr Diana Lichtenwalner Nancy Lichtenwalner Mr. Mrs. William Lutterschmidt Mr. Mrs. W. F. Martin, Jr. Janet McDougall Mr. Mrs. Edwin Mehrkam Mr. Mrs. Lincoln B. Mellinger Mr. Mrs. Charles P. Michael Marcy Migatz Mr. Mrs. Donald Miller Mr. Mrs. Richard A. Miller, Jr. Mr. Robert A. Miller Shirley Miller 210 PATRONS Mrs. Minnie R. Mitchell Mr. Mrs. Rewellien Mohr Mr. Mrs. Leonard Mortensen Mr. Mrs. Arthur Moyer Mr. Mrs. J. Gordon Moyer Karen Moyer Dave Nehf Mr. Mrs. Russel D. Nehf Rev. Mrs. Daniel F. Newhart Miss Susan R. Newhart Norm Brenda Nothstein Mr. Mrs. Ambrose Ondre|ca Rosalie Doug Mr. Mrs. Wilmer N. Oswald Mr. Mrs. Robert Ott Mr. Mrs. Arthur Owens Pam Donnie Paul Linda Mr. Mrs. Monroe Peters Dr. Mrs. John Pfromm Anne F. Pharoah Phil Lois Mr. Mrs. Charles J. Plarr Kathleen S. Raubenhold Mr. Mrs. William F. Raubenhold Mr. Mrs. Clarence Rauch Bob Rauch Diane Rauch Mr. Mrs. Lawrence P. Rauch Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Reichard Mr. Mrs. Clarence A. Reichard Mr. Warren E. Reichard Mr. Mrs. Donald Reitz Renie Charlie Reynard Mr. Mrs. David P. Rex Linda Elaine Ringer Mr. Mrs. Reuben H. W. Ringer Mr. Mrs. Carl Rinker Rita Rinker Rob Jo Robert Jackie Rocky Vicki Rod Joyce Ron Sandy Mr. Mrs. Ernest Rutz Sandy Gary Sandy Jerry Leiby The Reverend Mrs. Royce E. Schaeffer Mrs. Bessie Scherer Mr. Erwin G. Schmoyer Larry Schneck Barbara E. Searle Mr. Mrs. Preston R. Searle Stanley S. Shakespere Mr. Mrs. Clayton Silfries Linda R. Slough Mr. Mrs. Laird Smith Mrs. Paul J. 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