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

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The students of Parkland are also a tough act to follow. Wanda Culkins, Erich Schock and Darrell Winner received National Merit Semi-finalist awards, and an additional 14 seniors received letters of commendation. Also, Parkland students consistently score well above the national average on the SAT’s. Even our teachers are above average. Sixty-seven percent of the teaching staff has attained a masters degree or above. The Jungle, Parkland’s environmental lab, won a Search for Excellence in Environmental Education award. Parkland was one of nine districts which received this statewide honor. Mr. Ed Davis, curriculum director, explained, “Not many schools have an environmental lab next to the school. It’s rare.” Student Council honored students with exceptional abilities as students of the month. Ruth Grim, and John Yankanich, for example, received this honor. Piling wood in the lower lot for the bonfire, junior Derbert Williams and senior Gianni Ciciliot get ready for the event.

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