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

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ow many times have you heard in the hall, “Want to buy a candy bar?” Many of us simply answer yes or no. but did you ever think to ask. “What are you selling them for?” Clubs seem to be fund raising all year, but at the same time, they’re often busy with other activities. On October 24. Key Club held its annual spaghetti dinner in the cafeteria of PHS. This function provided money for the Children's Heart Program at Geisingers Hospital. The dinner raised over $1100 in proceeds. The $2.75 dinner included spaghetti, rolls, beverage. Clubs raise dollars Key Club is an exciting part of high school. I’ve made great friends while participating in it. ” Nancy Cullen and dessert. It was held on the same evening as the Drama Club presentation. “The Mouse Trap.” so the community could dine before being entertained. Key Club provided a community service at the Phoebe Elderly Home. Chairperson, junior Laura Goetz said, “It’s really nice to help out with the elderly people and you know it’s all worth it when you see a big smile on their face after they’ve won a bingo prize. Later in the year both Key and Leo clubs participated in the Special Olympics at Jack Frost ski area. The club members aided in caring for the ski participants. On the weekend of May 1 file. Leo Club held its convention close to home, at Muhlenberg College in Allentown. Although it was close, the members still found it easy to have a fabulous time. On May 30 the Leo Club sponsored the famous Senior-Faculty basketball game. The score was 100-57, favoring the faculty. Member speaks out Junior Jill Langsam speaks out about ’youth serving youth” at a Key Club meeting while sophomore Stacey Miller, junior Laura Goetz, and other members listen Key and Leo Club 23

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 Key, Leo aid community Selling candy for a cause Juniors Miriam Weidner and Dennis Decelle buy M M’s from a Key Club member. Anne Hennmger. in the library. Making plans for the year Sophomores Krista Conti and Kim Reinhard talk about the future plans of Key Club. The Key Club participated in many activities this year.

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Bopping to the beat Cuddling up in the corner Sophomore Vickie Smith and senior Glenn Smith are together at one of the numerous dances held after games. Dancing the night away Juniors Shari Brown and Michele Hodgin enjoy dancing with many friends on a Friday Night after a game. 24 Student Life