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

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torewrestlingcomputerscholasticscrimmagegolfdrivertrainingyearbooksoftballtorewres I’ll never forget the time I’ve spent at PHS; I had pressures, but the good times outweighed the work. Paul Graff, senior Homecoming was the only game I got to go to the whole season so it was really fun to be there. Amy Foster, senior Wrapping him up Part of the requirements for health class is learning first aid. Getting some hands-on-experience, junior Kurt Weber displays his bandaging ability while he wraps up senior Jake Hammond's head. Let the races begin During Almost Anything Goes, juniors Todd Silvius and Stephanie Krannebitter wait for the wheelchair race to begin. Senior Beth Kast and Mr. Jerry Pail organized the contest this year. At the end of the night, the seniors came out on top. The Personal touch 7

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homecomingbandcosmetologynationalhonorsocietybasketballspiritweekchemhomec homecomingbandcosmetologynationalhonorsocietybasketballspiritweekchemhomec Wew touches added more sparkle to the Parkland High School personality this year. Six junior high teachers spent half of their day at the high school because of the increased enrollment at PHS. Mr. Gary Maiatico, a math teacher, said, “High school students seem to be more self-disciplined. I kind of have to watch my seventh graders more closely.” A new field house was finished in the fall, along with a new library book protection system. Parkland students not only worked hard in school, but they also added a personal touch in the community as well. Key Club held its spaghetti dinner for the community to enjoy. Senior Janine Mendola said, “Through Key Club, I have had the chance to reach out and make a difference in people's lives. No matter what PHS students did, they did it with style, charisma, and their PERSONAL TOUCH. 6 Opening A touch of agony Unfortunately during the first half of the Trojans’ last game of the season, junior Mario Ciciliot was hurt. He was unable to play after halftime, but he did watch the game from the sidelines. A reunion of friends Meeting old and new friends at a football game is popular with students Junior Alicia Shear spends some time with Alison Saeger, who transferred to East Penn last year.

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And still champions! Seniors Art Frye, Geoff Spitko, Sarah Kreithen. and Michelle Davies showed their winning personalities once again by defeating the underclassmen in the annual Almost Anything Goes. Ghoulish fun Many memories are created by showing school enthusiasm throughout the school year. Here during Spirit Week, two students dressed up as their favorite fiend. 'mecomingdatingfallplayfieldhousespiritrock fashionactivitiesearlydismissalvictoryplay V Jr V'- 8 A Touch of FUN! fieldhousespiritrock fashionactivitiesearlydismissalvictorypla