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NHS saves the children The National Honor Society sponored the biggest Volleyball Marathon in the school's history as 18 teams participated. The Yellow T-Shirts, which consisted of the boy's basketball team, finished undefeated. The proceeds went to benefit Save the Children. They have also revived the old tutorial system. Many students have received help from tutors in many subjects. Another club which is getting more involved is the German Club. Members sold advent calendars, candy and hoagies. President Ann Toth stated, Our goal is to travel to Germany and hopefully we'll be able to go. Meanwhile, Drama Club put on the Fall Play, and the Children's Play. They also sold carnations and hoagies. Another skill-oriented club is the outstanding Chess Club. At the end of the season the record was 7-3-1. Junior Marc Levitt, Wayne Coffin and Jay Newhard were the top players in the individual tournament. Parkland Athletic Club consisted of 35 athletic and non-athletic students interested in raising money for sports equipment and having fun. In October PAC sponsored Almost Anything Goes which pitted each class against each other and the faculty. A new club to add to PHS's list is the Dance Club. Mrs. Pat Rader is the advisor of the club. Over 30 girls belong to the club that began earlier of overwhelming response from students. These are just a few of the many clubs that PHS has to offer students. Seniors Steve James, Scott Amey on the B.A.'s Boozers team and Bill Hess, Bret Simock on the Brew Crew team participate in the Volleyball Marathon. 28 Student Life
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At the student exchange with Northhampton and Emmaus, sophomores Trish Falcone. Missy Dille and junior Kris Siessmayer work in a communications drill. Senior Jeff Alicea, editor of Trumpet, fulfills his duties by interviewing Smurfs for an upcoming issue of the newspaper. W P?
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Junior Jay Newhard, one of the top three players, carefully plans his strategy against his opponent at a chess meet. Senior Lisa Carter works out with the Dance Club every Monday and Wednesday after school. The Dance Club is a newcomer. Clubs 29
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