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

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j eady for fun Dave Levasseur, the winner cf the red and gray beach night contest sponsored by Par Key, lounges on his Hawaiian Punch raft. un. Whatever we do, we do it with flair. On Color Day did we just wear red and gray socks? No, we wore gray pants, and red shirts, red shoes, and spray painted our hair—the works. Spirit. Spirit has tripled since last year. At games and school events school mascot, Tom Summers, boosts our morale. And Tom's crazy antics have livened up our early mornings with his loudspeaker prose. We get results from all of these things. Work, sweat, and sacrifice give us academic results. 281 students made the honor roll the first rating period. And 54 of those students are members of the National Honor Society. In sports the soccer team had its best season ever. And the football team placed second in the East Penn Conference. The sophomore class made a $4500 profit on a cookie sale, the largest fundraiser so far this year. 4 Opening

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Before the holidays, some students in the Horiculture program at the Vo-Tech school make Christmas wreaths and cheerfully decorate them with bright red ribbons. Bathed in shaving cream and playing emcee, Tim Kurtz announces the winner of the last event. He watches the Anything Goes crowd through his priceless sun glasses. During the halftime at a varsity basketball game, junior Sherry Kuzma, a member of the winter guard, performs. The winter guard was a new team effort this year. Team Spirit 3

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Junior John Hanson emerges from a studyhall carrel after practicing some resting techniques. Lew Keifer, Robin Hood, has his own idea how to shoot a bow . . . without an arrow! Seniors Jeff Alicea and Barbara Caliendo dress up and act out one of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. Team Accomplishments 5