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

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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

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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.

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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