'W - .. :Sink ' Q-?.:f-NM v-Q. sfg k.Ky -A xxx ,- X T151 YQ? Q7 mm L, ' -. K.- -X N! ---u 'N X x 3 .ict ,. X .-AJIWEL' 2 SFEETHU PARMA SENIOR ' HIGH SCHOOL PARMA OH O 1955 Mr. Needham, counselor, registers new students Nancy Zinsmeister and Dave Weiler. Selecting subjects, making friends, add Do I have to go tomorrow? Will the students be friendly? What if I don't like it? Such thoughts accompany the anxiety and excitement each student feels as he enters a new school. These first day wor- ries are soon forgotten by new students Nancy Zinsmeister and Dave Weiler as they join the two hundred new students who entered Parma Senior High last fall. For Nancy and Dave registration in- volves answering questions, making deci- sions about subjects, and filling out many forms. When this tedious task is over, the counselor in charge presents each student with a map of PSH and starts him on a tour of the building. Ion Street cmd Nancy observe G chemistry experiment while Carol Radziszewski cmd Sixty-one class rooms. cafeteria, auditor- ium, little theater, and gym-this is PSH in a nutshell, declares the guide to the new students bewildered by the size of the building. These tours, usually conducted by office pages, give students a brief intro- duction to their new school. The tour is over, so with a map in one hand and a schedule in the other, Nancy and Dave set out on their own. Our cafeteria serves as lunchroom, study hall, and ballroom. remarks lean Tomasello while showing our new students PSH. to first-day excitement of new students. Dck Draiss complete their workbook assignments, and Dave Scott sets up apparatus. Finding their classes, meeting the teach- ers, and making new friends is the primary concern for our new students Nancy and Dave. With the help of his map and the guidance of a friendly hall guard, each locates the room of his first class. As soon as he enters that room and is welcomed by the teacher and his fellow classmates, he be- comes a member of the class. Here he meets new friends and enjoys the use of the most modern equipment whether he be in chemistry, typing, or electricity class. Now Nancy and Dave have joined the ranks of the 2200 students of PSH, the Queen of High Schools . But being a member of the student body is not enough. To be a part of school life means to participate in its activities. Nancy and Dave learn of the many organizations each may join through PA announcements and colorful posters. By cheering Redmen on and ioininq school Dave buys tickets for the Shaw game from Terry Martin and Sue Thompson as Ncmcy looks over bulletin board posters. ,pi Interested in sports? Then sign up for Monday or Friday intramurals in the gym today. E:MCf will see jewels from Beat- ties at the meeting Wednesday. Atten- tion, students! Boosters are now selling tickets for the Lakewood game. In the months ahead Nancy will join FTA while Dave is selected for a part in the annual variety show presented in April. activities, students as Da e claims a lost book from Mrs. Schwartz. 'gParma High School, we place you far supreme and over all. A student really feels a part of PSH when he joins in singing the alma mater at assemblies. We've gone with new students, Nancy Zinsmeister, a senior, and Dave Weiler, a junior, from the moment they entered our doors till they really felt a part of the student body. If We left them now, we'd know only part of the story, so let's follow them through 1956 and discover what their first year was like at Parma Senior High. Iean Christopher and Ioyce Topping serve Nancy and Frank Mehwald refreshments at a basketball game. learn Parma school spirit if y 9 2 4, r , 'Q af :E WW I 5 ,I-4 x '5 ,, 4 if , F W .-.. W - 5 , gk W 42 ' wa 2 ag, 2 3 X 4? h, 4 W N fa 'f ' K ' ag M ' 5 H' , X A fl, W 5 mf L , ,M 1 'W contents people 8 GCt1V1t1eS 76 student life 136 patrons 156 1 'N ' W-wwf N.. K x 1 is 31, 'mf Fw fa 4 av , xii? .lxn Q 4 1 3 ff .2 'TO 'BND-cfNQ.CvwQ oglixc, NN 'lxxxfc YQQXX Quvxo A , .X i , b Q X-Lfwxctap-fvwcix. 1 QQLSXN -Ro -QQ 0 35 AQ CQ ' t NN N if-mv Nkak s-Xeno oowsxk cv-bc Gtmsqw QQ, QQ Ctocd . Roda stuffs, U05 Qicci bvisg QVNSX Xoocz Lxco... Qgfqgggrx p B U p B D seniors ., underclassmen . faculty New students asking for directions . . . under- classmen commenting on an unexpected quiz . . . seniors exchanging friendship pictures . . . faculty members discussing plans for the week . . . these are the people of PSH. seniors Class of 1956 elects officers in October SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Fred Knrppenberq freas urer Al Chonlro vrce pres :dent G orge Erml pres: dent Mr Srstek adviser Lynne Kothera secretary At the close of our hrgh school days we can not help but look back and remmxsce over four In the fall of 1952 we entered Parma Schaaf wlth all the eagerness yet bewllderment character 1st1c of freshmen Soon we moved rnto the pace of school life by attendmg games and meetmgs and even sponsormg our own dance George Erml was elected class presldent and was re elected as presl dent 1n our Jumor and semor years Months flew by and we found ourselves sopho mores rn the new PSH We elected JIITI Schmdler as class presrdent Thrs year saw our classmates playmg football and basketball cheermg and twrrlmg batons for our school As juniors we began to feel the prest1ge of be mg upperclassmen Our flrst dramatlc presentatlon Papa Is All was a success and produced some fl ,A promlsmg stars Among our soc1al events were the Jumor Semor Prom and the class plcmc In the new Student Crty Manager But as we look back we recall our semor year as the most thrnllmg but hectrc of all We were kept busy by ordermg name cards, class plctures graduatlon announcements and paymg class dues The Y Teen Chrrstmas Formal our own Semor Dance and the Jun1orSen1or Prom hxghlrghted the soc1al events of our semor year We ended the year wrth Semor Day Baccalaureate and last but never the least Commencement Commencement opens a new door to each of us As we pause now we can look back and note that our last step was perhaps the happiest and hard est rn our lrves E 3 . W l l 1 I A J' 1 I , ,ix 4, - - , L . . Q ' ,E X , - . . ' . happy years. spring, we congratulated Jean Tomasello as our L . , . , - U . . . , . ' . . , ' I 9 . . . I 7 . ' - . , . H - , - . . . ' I ' 1 L I I v v 9 . . , . ' v H H ' l ' , . 11 N. Senior assembly passes frodms sublime to PAUL ARENA TI-IELMA ASSAD CARL ATTINOTO GERALD BACI-IMAN jo AN BAFALOUKOS JON BAILEY KAY BAKER SANDRA BALAZS L BALDASSARI I-I RD BALOGI-I AVID BAN JEAN BANAS Xv buf LEORA AGNEW 'COLLEEN AIRHART DONNA ALLRED PATRICIA ALMAN X R ARIAN AL1vIAsY MILTON ALTZNAUER JOANNA AMBROSE KAREN ANDERSON ILLIAM ANDREWS NEIL ANKLAM JUDITH ANNIS MARY ANZALONE U 4 rlcllculous through harmony and buffoonery JAMES BARAN JEAN BARKER FRANK BARKOCY MYRA BARR BEVERLY BASS DIANNA BASTOCK KAREN BAUER DAVID BECHTEL JEANETTE BECK NANCY BELFI LYNETTE BELL TERRELL BELTER at ROBERT BENNETT KATHLEEN BENNINGER LAURENE BENNINGER WALDTRAUT BENZ BRUCE BERAN JOANNE BERG MICHAEL BERNATOVICZ DONALD BILBREY EUGENE BITTNER THEODORE BOBER MARIE BOBIK RICHARD BOHMER 13 Class chooses white rose and motto, If DONNA BRUNN JAMES BRUNNER ROLAND BUCHOLZ HARRY BUCK BLANCHE BUKOWSKI THEODORE BUNEVICH GILDO BURESTI ANNETTE BURFIELD MIRIAM BURKART DONALD BURKE GLENN CAHAL RICHARD CAMPI 14 ROBERT BOMBALIcK7k p fx! ELAINE BONK ,fm f Q V THOMAS ,B f j Sus A MMQCCC J LAN BOYD UI. X MMM CURTIS BOYD DONALD BRACKENBUSH PAT BRAINE BARBARA BRANDENBURG GLENDA BRAY RICHARD BREY JAMES BROWN WX 4? L I 'V I. I ' Gdd Qbe ,with , ' 'J , ' '. L' VX I' I af ,J ' J If IJ , -1' L vw ,UiJ 151eTli CAVAIEQUGH! BYMARA CERNEY PAULA CERNEY AUGUSTINE CERVELLI LEO CHAMBERS JEAN CHAMPNESS VIRGINIA CHANDLER LUCY CHLEVA ALLAN CHONKO WILLIAM CHRISTIANER JEAN CHRISTOPHER ROSE CHROMEK us, who can be against us? 1 CZ A I 3 27 ALEX CIOANKO MARIE CIULLA SHERRY COFFE DONNA C B Ib WIN GX GAIL OL ECA EC Q5 MERCED S CORONA RONALD COUREY CHARLES CROW ,r'pp.. 15 J V 4 x1 ,I R J RSA QQ? I 4 J E O ' - -A I J 59 Y ' A W -' A I AA L CHARLOTTE CORRAO N I ' ' F 5 V XA - 7, Seniors attain recognition through MARTHA CUSTER FAITH CUTTON ELAINE DAMICO KENNETH DANAQTQ U ,DVM I ROEIALOXQANNER XX, Yv New vntvv JULIE AMP lr 1V4'ILLIAIvI'DEDO 3 VINCENT DEDON ARLENE DEMETER THOMAS DEMKO JACQUALINE DEMSHAR JOHN DENDORFER TODD DETZEL HARRY DE WICK 'qs' ifhw JUDITH DEZSO BETTY DICK MARGARET DICK SALLY DINARDO GEORGE DODIG JOYCE DODSON PATRICIA DONAHUE MARY KAY DONNAN CAROL DONNELLY av I if I kAE'2I,.3. qqlz 7 f ' v Haifa? , i A PJ' I JV , Ti fx, ,, . 1- 7 f ' iff ' 3 ' f ' ,ffl Q! I ' ru F 1:1 V , V AP ' v Cf- I iff, ,Af X ft 2' 4 N y A Lk ji 'J I pl 1-' . . Q ' v' ' -L, -. A , ' xx w V 'K ' f 'Lf J-' I J Q ,ij X ' K IHQ' A vi ,Li AX I A ' fclf I X , iv All I 4 , t r,, I f aj -I 5 ck I ' ' K H., xv fa, - ' j .XJ rj fx . K RQ V if XL. If - ,.,. fme actlnq ablllty ln Ramshackle Inn MARGARET Doss WAYNE DREHS RICHARD DUFFY JOHN DUNASKY BARRY DUNLAP MOVA DUNMAN DAVID DUNYAN WALTER DUPLAGA DAVID DURICRY JANET EAKIN DON EBERWEIN YVONNE EDWARDS ELAINE ELIAS VAN ELLETT ELAINE EMERSON GEORGE ERMI. JOHN ESSON WAYNE FABIAN CAROLE FATH GAYLE FEATHERINGHAM RICHARD FELDHOUSE ELAINE FIALA GARY FIELDS LOIS FINDORA ,1 ga 'Zin f a G Llbrary and guldance room a1d semors V' ,Z I R ,O NANCY FIRCZ JEANNE FITZWATER JAMES FLEENOR ROBERT FLEMING GARY FLOWERS LORAINNE FLOWERS CHARLES FRADELLA WILLIAM FRIEDL DONALD FRITSCH WAYNE FRONIUS PHILIP FRY CAROL GALEK GEORGE GALLUPOLI NANC GARAPICK JACQUELINE GEIL RUSSEL GEMEINER JOAN GERBA HELENE GOODWIN WILLIAM GROESCHEL RONALD GRUNDEL DONALD GUNDLING CHESTER GUZIK JANICE HABERMAN WILLIAM HADDAD In planmnq JUDITH HAHN NANCY HAIN CAROL HALONEN KATHLEEN HARRINGTON RICHARD HARTMAN W! JUDITH HAUSSER A X AMP' EARL HENNINGE MW J W NEAL HICKOK L wwf CAROLYN HICKS SHARON HIGGINS ROBERT HINDULAK DONALD HINKLE ROBERT HLUCKY JOHN HOBSON MARIE HOCK EDWARD HOGE NANCY HOLLENBECK CAROL HOLMAN ZENOWIE HOLUBEC ROBERT HRABAK BRUCE HRAPSHAW FRANK HRDLICKA JOYCE HRIZ DAVID HUNSICKER and prepannq for the future -fav , 4? Ssfb AS? E ,!'U,fI' Av. V 4 If V p Y -i 'Q ' 11 Jji-.V f x 'V V' ' .K A S535 W A Qj lf' ,A E f, F EADY A E I I fi is I eff I C L I I 'A 03 A f I 'fs I 19 Sen1ors catch a qllmpse of college 11fe CAROL HUNTER CHARLES ILKIW JACQUELINE JAKUBS JOYCE JANKOWQKI ROSALIE JANKURA ROBERT JARUS STEPHEN JEFFERY WII LIAM JOHNS BRUCE JORDAN ALFRED JURKIEWICZ EVELYN JUSTICE GAII KABEI AC JANICE KAPCSAK EDWARD KAGELS LUCILLE KAJUK RAYMOND KALAT 20 Z 'D Reencxctinq c scene from the Senior play are Mary Tcclicxk, Thelma Assad, and lean Champness. by scholarship Alice Nardy. Carolyn King. Roger Pettibone. Alice Shepherd, Iecmne Walerius. Kathy and Laune Bennmqer add u lest au' to PSH durmq the Chnstmus seas I WM 6' 11 My Mp LYHXWQP K If if IV ' tests and College Night MILTON KARLOSKY DALE KAROLY JERRY KASKA H NRIETTA ASSOR A flfw Z 'V zifsigfzifw I JACQUELINE KA'tEIvIA'Niy JOANNE KAUFMAN THOMAS KEBERLE CAROL KEMPLE DONNA KILIAN CAROLYN KING ROBERT D KING ROBERT E KING JOSEPH KIRALY SALLY KIRCHER BARBARA KITCHEN DONNA KLAIBOR 21 Q I. A U by D ' Q 1-I 5 I U 19' Vw ' vi QV X A Z4 wt VP ,QP ,I I U ' J I X W A A I Q ' me uf Eg 5 fc 5' I 1. A't ff '. J' f.- . ily- Q ' Semor dance transforms the PSH cafeterla FRED KLOHS MARYANN KLUSKA FREDRIC KNIPPENBERG ROSE KOCINA JAMES KOLBY MICHAEL KOLE HELEN LEOAD :fb RA? QAROLYIY, K RIVA si'HtQ'?JOR KOROSY LYNNBJ KOTHERA MARLENE KOZLOWSKI THOMAS KRAJNIAK ROBERT KRAKOWSKI MARJORIE KRAMER XV' 22 0904, X OJZ54 4270.1 .ff Qc' am K4, xlffiayfh cfzuau QMZQL Ljgkk '41 K 7164 111 Ja Qyq fbi, !7Cc4 l4,Lg,.5,gLa!47N 4 Iwi cblaf Qkfffbl, Elame Fxcxlcx Larry Yux and Loxs Fmdora compeie for college scholurshxps into a scene of continental beauty Ch.Ick Crow Iohn McAulIH I-'mth Culton and Chuck Fradellc llsten to advxce abou! College from u representunve from Fenn 'lbs RICHARD KRIEFALL LEON KRULIK GERALD KRUSINSKI ELBERTA KUCHLE GEORGE KUKICH CAROL KULOW DOROTHY LACH NDRO WILLIAM LAHL LAWRENCE LANDBERG MIKE LANDRETH ROBERT LANE KENNETH LANG JACK LASKO JEANNE LATIMER FRANCES LAVDAS PETER LAVDAS 23 . Ab: Zi., I G -: q Q I AEV' If . fi , -:- rm l 4 A I S T, A , lv 5 A 2 -flf ' .. W . 'A x ' , ' I 2 XJ Plctures name cards and commencement LYNDON LEFFLER JOYCE LEIEY MARGARET LEMIRE KENNETH LIDDINGTON RICHARD LINDENAU DONNA LUCAS ROBERT LUCI-IIN CHARLES LYONS DONALD MCAFEE JOHN MCAULIFF TIM MCCOY PATRICIA MCGONEGAL ROSEMARY MCLAUOI-ILIN LORETTA MADDY MARY ANN MADEY CAROLEE MAGLOSKY JAMES MAJCI-IER ROBERT MAJOROS PATRICIA MALAFA JOYCE MALEK PATRICIA MANNING GEORGIA MANSION FLORENCE MARCINKO ELAINE MARKOVIC 24 I I I , I fw 1 A I ff I 5 x f N 1 XA ? S' A f 1 A .JSI X , I 41 V XL'-'L'- V F 1, ffy'ZQf', ,f vc V J fb A D ,,,..,1 announcements leave seniors pennilessfleles . MARY MARTIN MADONNA MASANEK RICHARD MASCHUK SANDRA MASKY GARY MATES RICHARD MATJAZIC NANCY MAURER MARY MAY FRANK MECKEL FRANK MEHWALD JANET IVIEIXNER LOUISE MERJAVY ri xv ASM' J' S NANCY MIGCHELBRINK JAMES MIHOCIK GENE MIKEL GARY MILES KAY MILLER NANCY MILLER WAYNE MILLER CHESTER MILOTA LAWRENCE MITCHELL RICHARD MOG SHIRLEY MOKREN MARY MORGAN 'fy.Qfw5- M W'L4 7!V4 ,W jji , Dafvx' I Midnight oil, sleepiless nights, and writer's 622 A DAVID MORLEY BRUCE MRAVA ' JANET MUELLER VINCENT MUNGILLO JOYCE MURPHY DOROTHY MURZYN DAVID MYERS ALICE NARDY PATRICIA NEPODAL RON NERKOWSKI LORENE NEUFER RAY NIST BARBARA NOACK I MICI-IAELENE NOGAI BARBARA N LAN WPPAQRICIA OON V JNJY My + NMR Q N X IE Qi E.. yt M lJJfjX5Ic2AIRqLlxE?vx?ICfLsEN Wifffiiw ff DOMINIC OTTOBRE WALTER PARKER KAREN PATTERSON ARDIS PEFFER 26 l 43 I I, 3 i I A X .I ii I W if I .Qi If if Ji ,. W I if I YE E ,Y fi 53 xy h ZI. I' J' Qiyky M i I ' REI cramp set the mood for Enqllsh term paper DOLORES PESTAK ROBERT PETRUSI-IKA ROGER PETTIBONE OIZERTPHILLIPS GEORGE PISTORA CHARLES POLCIIEK WILLIAM POPOWSKI DON A PROKOP PATRICIA PROKOP IRENE PUKACH LYNN PURDY mi xxfy xrVI?i. 1. Sai 'J' CAROL RADZISZEWSKI L4' JOYCE RASCHIOTTO f-2g?'5 J SHARON RASHKE ,Z-Abi -fb 1. ROBERT RAYMOND!-fl-jx ,Q 'ft R47, -Q- 46 f 21 ,QA 441009 644.1 JANICE REED DONNA REES DAVID REICHLE RALPH REPP PATRICIA RIAL ROSE RICCOBENE JOANNE RILEY DAVID ROBBINS ', -f- .I 27 A I J nv 4 1,lIf A ' X U' l I 'as .I ' Y' K A . . I f A ' f '- ' A13 A1 . I I 'I ' I A ' : -1. :rf ' XV X RITA PIATAK ' A It 2? 5 S .. ,.., . I Q I .. 5, . t .--- 4, F A : K A , ef -'ri7.l v:'i5i '-:-. U X , . 2 : -- ' , JL!! 'Rx X lv , 'X' f, I ., I 4 I HDMI - X-'X I I ' 'W .ff ff' if V-fs . .wwf I x- - ff X 5 , X --f ' 61 C! ' 'J c , if I A f f ' . fl Women faculty act as hostesses at tea R I JOANN ROBEJSLK JERRY ROHAL RICHARD ROLLINS BARBARA RONK ELISABETH ROSENBERCER LUCILLE ROSETTE CARL ROSSBOROUCH JOHN ROSSBOROUGH LOUIS ROULEAU SUSAN ROUSH WARREN RUNG RONALD Russ PATRICIA SAGHY BARBARA SAHLEY CHRISTINE SAKO ANDREW SANDOR WILLIAM SCHAEREL KAREN SCHENK RONALD SCHERMER JAMES SCHINDLER ROBERT SCHMIDT WILLIAM SCHNEIDER JAMES SCHOVANEK PATRICIA SCHREIBER qlven 1n honor of qraduatmq semor glrls LORETTA SCHUELER ROBERT SCHULTZ JOHN SCHURGER TERRY SCHUSTER ERNEST SCHWARTZ GRETCHEN SCHWARTZ KENNETH SCIGULINSKY DAVID SCOTT BARBARA SEAR FRANK SEDLAK PATRICIA SEITZ MELVIN SEKERAK JOHN SELLERS ROBERT SENDREY WALTER SHAFT ROBERT A SHAW ROBERT L SHAW ALICE SHEPHERD NORMAN SHERBA SUSAN SHRIBER ROSS SHULL SUSAN SIEG ROBERT SIMPSON ROSE SKROVAN , A,C,C S S' If 3 2 .9 ff SXQEXIQ , h Semors don the1r best blb and tucker to ELAINE SLATKOVSKY RICHARD SLAVIK JOAN SMAUS EDWARD SMITH KENNETH SOKOL ELEANOR SOPKO MARLENE SRAMO JOYCE STEHLE GLORIA STEPHENS MARYLIN STOFKA JON STREET JOAN STRUTHERS ARLEENE STUDER FREDERICK STUTE PATRICIA SUHAY JAMES SUMMERLIN THOMAS SUTYAK ALLEN SWINDIC. RITA SZABO JUNE SZAKACS BERNARD SZYMANSKI MARY TALIAK MIRIAM TECCO FELIX THEYS Q A , f S If I Q '58 ,dm I I 5 I G J X I I A ' , If 1' Qffz!5f ! ff f f ffny ff-lf! ff f ff fff X ffffgff X 1 aff A f!L,4!?0'Kf 7!f?f1 f I ff! 141540 04 1 f ffzf!A if fy assume school adm1n1stra on for a day 6-ZA NORMA THOMAS SUSAN THOMPSON JOYCE THOMSON DOUGLAS TIEDT SPENCER TJESSEM JEAN TOMASELLO GLEN TOTH PATRICIA TOTI-I RUSSELL TRAPP NORMAN TRIZNADEL RICHARD TURK MARY ANN TUSICK JIM TUTIE DAVID TVRDIK LAURABETH UI-IINCK DONNA UNLK MM 52 if i TVAG1 4,650 X7 J T 'ic'-mage Af ff hz CX? QA! a ROY VAGNEIM 2241! JOANNE VARG WILLIAM VA JUDY VIGNEULIE?Q -0 Cap Day, robe fittings GEORGE VIROSTECK CAROL VOGLER NANCY Voss ELAINE WAGNER JEANNE WALERIUS CHERYL WALKER EILEEN WEBER CAROI YN WFHRUNG ROBERT WEINLE WAYNE WEINSCHREIDER RICHARD WELSH JOHN WERBA ROBERT WETHERBEE JAMES WHITE MARILYN WIENCEK LYNDA WILLIAMS A-ni' 32 Senior Recital The hhrury offers c variety of reference books for research work to Frank Mehwuld Pat Sen: Duck Rollms Terry Marun and Norm Sherbu 'P , 5 I 5 1 I A R -If A ,..,' I xx a I f . 4,v' am, x S N 2 X Y jg- HZ? n m -I R ix' ' ' 5 R I I I ' . ' ' hasten semors toward day of qraduatlon Bob Flemmg Sue Roush and Mel Sekerak look over college ylearbooks In the quxdance room QS. HWY: ROBERT WILLIAMS ROGER WILLIAMS CAROL WILLIS DOUGLAS WINTER DORIS WOLLENZIN CAROLE WOLTER JOAN WOODS LUCILLE WOZNIAK RONALD WOZNY NORMA WYATT LAWRENCE YAx BRUCE YONTEZ MARY JO YOUNG NORMAN ZAREMBA JOHN ZAVODA MARIE ZEBRAK 33 Baccalaureate and Commencement end one GAIL ZELENKA NANCY ZINSMEISTER ROBERT ZIPAY OTTO ZRENNER RICHARD DEANNA FREDRICK DRAISS STANLEY FLAK JOHN GEIGER ERICK GRAESER DAVID HEPP RICHARD JACKSON CAROL JEAN KRUMHEUER JANUARY 5 1937 JULY 6 1954 NOT PICTURED RICHARD KLINCKO LEONHARD KRAUSE LAWRENCE MALINOSKY PAUL RONAY JOAN SCI-IULTZ JACK STEINER IN MEMORIAM ' 1 phase of our IIVGS only to open another Bob Schmxdl lean Cook Mllldm Tecco and Ron Courey exchange frxendshxp plc tures XXV X43-Sk AUGUST 1956 GRADUATES Yx RICHARD DAVIS DAVID DOVALA FRANK PASELA ROBERT PAYER NOT PICTURED ARTHUR HEINTZ RICHARD MOBLEY RONALD SAVAGE JOYCE SPICOCHI JANE TOWNSEND Plannmq Semor Day actxvmes are George Erml Carol Wxllxs and Gary Mates 35 I . F Q I, - Sw , ,fgbglx OP gbxj I x,, Y' .x I 0 GX , Nga ' 5.39 N l-XY e A I ev. Q f X 5 f WW? I J , -Q A , -A MW , f' ,X f? C4 underclassmen Iunior Class contributes talents to PSH IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISER- Seated-Mr, james justice crjviserg Cathy Kuiow secre- tory Mary Bockiniller treds mor, Nick Arona, president, Standing-Bob l-iorzrpfz vice president. What is it like to be a junior? It's a lot of things. It's the big dance and owning that first car. It is class dues. research papers, cheering at the big7' game. and the student city manager cam- paign. It is a year filled with excitement and one in which we begin to look to the future. The talented members of our class were spot- lighted in the junior assembly while aspiring junior actors starred in the class play. Father of the Bride . The Christmas season brought with it the junior-Senior Y-Teen Formal, Winter Whirl . On the gridiron and basketball court junior boys showed good sportsmanship and excelled in baseball and track as well. As a reward for maintaining good grades throughout their high school years. 27 juniors were inducted into the Honor Society in March. Can we ever forget the other events that cli- maxed our junior year? That night of all nights. the junior-Senior Prom. and Junior Day. followed by the class picnic at Monroe Falls. brought to a close another wonderful year for the class of 1957. Sharon Carse demonstrates her twirl- ing ability in the junior assembly. Class rings seem to be the topic of conversation among juniors Frank Strack, Dorothy Weaver, and Ken Suchan. t k rx it my l My fJ Mt ,yy N X I N f 'off filjivffp MMG Wiz ri, 'lf lf rl ,ff A L flf ,, V, i .. 3 X . H N ,iw NVBJVXIN :MM 'WW V ply. 5 X V, F f- 3 0- ff UW , 'X A, L xv? V , r, V9 f' ibxiyoifwbttwlof CL' . fbi V' by Tests, vocatiorleil C nc s, College V I Q H , 'M' 35111054 I 7 ,4 NIV ui' D-v.0f ,Zcf 'KL 444171440-Cefz' f -f70V,rZL74l!!7f'4Vd0 Llojtyyiv MR. FURPAHS X Collins, Marlene , VDavis, Alice Czaplicki, Barbara Q3 arter, Helene Cerney, Delores Bu- M N' heck. Row 2-lanice Claus, Bren- J da Brumrnitt, Frances Cibula, Carol Q h herry, Sharon Carse, Kay Cooper, , P t Colley, Row 3-Grace Cipolla, 4 udith Cashel, Robert Campbell, oberta Cummings, Le-nore Burn- - ide, Bob Bulcrott. Row 4-Dianne arman, Walter Buzinski, lames Xu Browning, Constance Christianer, A ,Eugene Cozzarin, Wayne Buettner, 5 QBO rt Conway. W 'A- Vx F. X X, i 'iv N1 A Mas. SNYDER ,i X ,frlKlBott m Row-Elizabeth Doering, pl 'NCarol Epping, Marilyn Durcansky, V everly Eliason, Debbie Dodge, Q' .Joyce Drabik, Row 2-Dennis Dick- txigran, Bill Einheit, Anita Doolina, I arol Erickson, Marilyn Dezera, to oyce Dork, Gloria Dublo Row 3- . - Bill Dehouske, Daniel Drake, Bill obkoski, Hank DiBin, Dan Don- ughe, lack Erickson, Chuck Denny Y' Mow 4-Byron Edwards, Ken Emley, x jBill Dietz, Don Dillen, Bob Einheit, L fslYAndy Dubovsky, Bill Dems, Wayne X xJDerschau, -' 1 . NJ 54105 ll-1 -yrvfft-Ida MR. IUSTICE Bottom Row-Doris Bagley, Carol Albert, Kathie Arnholt, Ra- mona Bardis, loanne Barton, lo- sie Battaglia, Pat Barth Row 2-Patricia Balant, Merrilee Ba- dura, Nick Arena, Karen Apel, lerry Belter, Mary Lou Barniak, Kathy Bambeck Row 3-Kathy Barbour, Sandra Benedict, Betty Augustine, Carol Balika, Bichard Behrend, Alan Anitsberg, Elaine Ballauer. Row 4-Dan Banks, Angela Aauilia, Barbara Alman, lanet Bender, Bill Adair, Chuck Backus, Alan Barnes. ll-2 MR. SPITTAL Bottom Row-Phyllis Brancatelli, Barbara Bitters, Ben Brandt, loe Bober, Pat Bialic, Carol Bogar, ludi Bradley, Row 2-Tom Brownell, lim Bibro Diane Boppel, Margaret Benyo, Claire Bonus, Mary Bockmiller, Patricia Bronczek, Sandy Bleckrie. Row 3-Fred Bonkowsky, Rose Mary Boysko, Rose Marie Bly, Chuck Bognar, lerry Bontempo, Robert Boulton, Tom Biacsi, Christine Bialore, Row 4-Don Beran, lerry Boros, Dave Brown, lack Boldt, Mike Benza, lohn Benza, Tom Briar, Leonard Blasko. 1 'L yy' N r Q L 11-SUX le! Bottom Etzel Mary Elaine ,ff eff C1-1 ' Md' f f 'K f ff-5716621-f fl ,ig 'M' AL Z,-6, ,2iJ4Fge-Clkacejywfif 4z.,4j-4-ee.QfLL. X f 1 ' X X I f E .F I 'ilu h flizihjffaf igiiefars 1n choosing a career 4 iv ' ' J 41 Gatto brick Tony Carol Gc Freiwald Norm Frank Fack elman Bob Bob Gart man, Gary Fernelius, Mike Friery, Eugene Filipow, Charles Fuchs, Charles Fleck, Row 4 Paul Fausz, Bon Field Gene Francis, Leo Fowler, Chuck Fuiz zotti, Bill Freedman, Ioe Fischer Randolph Gaede MISS GRIESHEIMER Bottom Row-Kathryn Gerber Marlene Guray, Marci Graczyk Sharon Greeney, Carol I-lend ricks, Rita Grayzanic, Charles Gibson, Row 2-Bob Grahl, Carol Hilkowski, Roberta Grabski, Marilyn Grigsby, Barbara Gerd- ing, Barbara Gierke, Marge Gillitzer. Row 3-Bertha Halapy, Marcine Greene, Cathy Harris- ton, Charryl Gullett, Patrick Heaney, Anthony Gregory, Ed- ward Hilkowski. Row 4-Bill Halkovich, Erich Hertelendy Bon f I V, fp' 7 ,f, fffibflg eb'-Riff' WJQLZZFLLH fir' 11-7 DUKE Marilyn alilich, och, Lenore leri lankow- Geraldine loft- Duane Paul le rry unt, lohn MRS. NEELY Bottom Row-lean Kasper, Cynthia Kluth, IoAnn Keger, Donna Kauntz, Audrey Kollen, loanne Kisel, lean Kubichar, Virginia Kirby Row 2- Carol Krejci, Diane Korosy, Marla Kilian, lirn Koutsky, loan Keberle, Elaine Krawczyk, lune Kozak, May- belle King. Row 3-Bill Kremer, Therefe Korozsh, Ken Konicek, Ed Kilburg, Bon Kress, loe Klebau Fred Kuhn, George Kozak Row 4- Dan Kowalski, Ken Kolodziei, Bob Kochis Gene Kluth, lack Kott, lohn Kovach Chuck Kraicovic, Frank Krulik Kerry Kleckner 39 i .ll , rf, 1'v I ' H I Ia! F Ui ff L L ff ,L ',, s Barbara Pingel, Marlene Gu' y, Iosie Paletta, and Iudy Col lins bring back a bit of the '20's to the iunior assembly. Photo bv Jerry Bontempo D B i 7 f .ly 5 ,fx- ll-9 Li' MILGINTER Bottorrf Row-Suzanne Mackay, Mary Lou Loesch, Pat Latos, Cathy Kulow, Mary Ann Lukache ko, Norene Liwosz, Anna Kuty, Row 2-Roberta Langtord, Roberta Maas, Bob Lukacevic, lada Rae Latimer, Rita Lange, Norma Luecht, Rose Luka, loan Lewis Row 3-Kay Magargee, Phyllis Laska, Wade Leonard, Eric Leissa Bernie Lodrick, Bill Lucht, Dave Lempner, Ralph Mackulin Row 4-Iames Magdos, Nancy Lipz, Art Lucht, Roy Mack, lohn Kuz- rnyak, lirn McConeghy, Paul Lang, Bill Lane. ll-10 MISS HOFMANN Bottom Row-Patricia Mahnke, Carolyn Meister, Betty Malames, loan Matthaeus, ludie Melzer, Kathe Mallo, Rosemary Messner. Row 2- lanet Mansion, Sally Masch, Pat Molnar, Val Mahrdt, Dianne Magyar, Ianet Magley, Gwen Miller, Len Miller. Row 3- Ronald Mog, lerry Mitchell, Russ Magley, Torn Marek Dick Mar- tinez, Ken Medalis, Dick Molnar, Paul Maglosky, Row 4-Ralph Miklovic, Eugene Matusek, Dick Markovic, Bob Mauch, Bob Mon- col, Ron Mellott, lim Miller, Bob Minis l 1-11 MR. FORSBLOM Bottom Row-Mary O'Kres, Pat Naples, Marilyn Nagorka, Pat Nagg, loan Moorhouse, Lorraine Nottrodt, Row 2-Diane Nerkow- ski, Loretta Nicastro, Elaine Oser, lean Nerneth, Nancy Nosko, Bruce Mora, Carole Olsen. Row 3- Bonnie Munck, Anne Oswald, Bill Naskoviak, Bill Murphy, Bill Musick, lohn Oja, Richard Mur- phy. Row 4-Michael Novak, Gary Nagle, loe Naples, David Neige, Ralph Niemira, Wally Mullaly, Ken Mucha 33 YQUV Q A Q , ' 45 'Q fn , s A 1 f., YM? S 5 r fx 3 QE Q N ! L, - 'sw ' , V ay 4 Va I V 7 3 as Q W!-155 3 V5 Nu-f 'U' 4,4 1, Y 'Q' UE: T 12 ,fi 2' dj: ng :Zx',LL!4L,6a,e4,OC6o 04,4 fceyffafiflfl - ICQLCJZ, .A-4-b'6i4 , Q afyc, Iuniors are active in music and speech 11-17 MRS. LEWIS Bottom Row-Nancy Zizdk, Ioan Young, Linda Weber, loyce Wit- kowski, Carole Williams, Linda Wyatt. Row 2-Barbara Zofcin, Betty Ziernann, Patricia Zavoda, Pat Woehlert, Linda Weinschreider, Di- ane Williams. Row 3-lanet Yank- ura, Gayle Wehrung, lim Woll, Ralph Zelenka, lim Zellmer, Iirn Wismar. Row 4-Douglas Wenaer, lohn Zsiga, William Westbrook, David E. Weiler, Rob Zwick, Wally Wesner, Dave A. Weiler. Iunior-Senior Prom Chairmen Ierry Bontempo, Mike Lupnacca. Cathy Kulow, and Ice Voiir make prelim- inury preparations for the forthcom- ing dance. v 11-15 MRS. CROSSLEY Bottom Row-Barbara Sustik, Kathleen Snyder, Peggy Summers, Dianne Stuehr, Barbara Sudak, Karen Spillner, Geneva mith. Row 2--Douglas Spieth, S ' e Ann Studinka, lanice Step , yann Stanonik, Beverly An e, inmetz, Linda Spatz, Natali e peckman, Pat Stewart. Ro 3- man tal- naker, Don Stal , Al ,il- liam SuvegE,' oirQS5anek, ank Srack, Rayf rn , ' ta i id en c n. Row 4- is h y ko , ic Ste' , ' d S e , ITE? t eds, ave il, 1 fb JJ l H1512 L lp Mn. WILCOXON Botto I Row-Annette Umerley, Elaine Thomas, Carolyn Toth, Rose- mary Warholyk, Iudy Testa, Ann Pat Ve-ltman. Row 2-Carol Richard Wagner, Alveda line, Rita Szucs, Dolores Ve- Nancy Tucker, Ianet Uhrin, Van Cura. Row 3-Roy lim Taylor, Brian Walterss, Voldrich, Martha Urban, Ed Wade, Richard Tisher. Row 4- Szijarto, Larry Tucky, Don Wanyerka, lim W Rick Ta- Tnr-, ' Verna Voiir Thom s 4' Sophomores and freshmen choose officers SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Bob Dakdduk, vice-president: Pat McSherry, secretary: Bonnie Theis, treasurer: Dave DelPagqio. president. The enthusiastic, energetic Sophomore Class under its adviser Mr. Beck plunged into this year's activities with a drive for the collection of class dues. The Sophomore Council promoted several dances in February and April which will be remem- bered as outstanding events of the year. il'-1 ,f-X FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS-Mary Ann Rudyk. secretary Carol Toth. president: Carol Lee Brown. vice-president: Bob Bero. treasurer. With adviser Mr. Braun's guidance, the fresh- men displayed their versatility in their class as- sembly and also in their window display which placed first in the school Christmas decoration contest. Changing classes, selecting subjects, and attending school activities also added to their first year at PSH. Pictures and displays from Spanish-speaking countries help Freshmen Deorma Andrews. Bonnie Bauer. sophomores Pete Lavdas, Mildred Grunau, and Marcia and Connie Kulscar put finishing touches Gustin better understand the lanquaqe they are studying. on their prize-winning Christmas display. 9 r f ' f 4 Nj X ,i fi . iv ,cf ii l ll! 1 A!! tllfil Blick 1 'BWI xl f F- V ,mt V qv! Aff A I ' ul' Y' K - X l 9 V if A T wt i , if f wr, ,i 1 f ifvi M ,fi - MU Xi 'fi My X vlv V, 1, Y l ii 1 v' f , ,kt i ' ' , , A i Class asse btieg. s,,t:Luldsk5 1910 ,giqaiall gif U ,W ld iv .Wi ,tt gtk, 'L lf' V 1 10-1 Miss non? i Bottom Row-Betty Anderson, Nancy Arabian, Mary Acocella, Lorene Barton, Constance Ambrose, ludi Allen, Barbara Ardely, Row 2-Marcia Aho, lean Baker, Pat Averson, Tom Baldassari, Bob Bale ant, Carolanne Ambers, Lucy Ar- ena, Marge Barr, Row 3-Robert Badura, Pete Balcziunas, Al Abe raham, Audrey Auman, Roberta Balkan, Dave Barta, loe Aauilia, Bob Arndt. Row 4-Paul Barbarotta, Chuck Abookire, loseph Batovsky, Dennis Barrett, William Baird, lim Arthur, Richard Alic, loe Andres. 10-2 MR. CORDISCO Bottom Row -Linda Bowen, loan Bistorky, Linda Billings, loanne Bone, Barbara Boyle, Ruth Bedford. Row 2-Dennis Blankenburg, lo Ann Becker, Beverly Blasko, Brenda Boyden, Don Blankenburg, Adele Blazek, lackie Bonham. Row 3- Bert Beck, Burnell Bowersock, ludy Berg, Delina Bozarth, Dianne Bilby, Les Beck, Mac Behrend, Row 4- Gabriel Boloca, Kenneth Beran, Clark Bowser, lohn Bistricky, Ger- ald Bradnan, Sandy Bechtel, Paul Beresford. ul. 5 las 10-3 MRS. ROSS Bottom Row-Barbara Carney, Sherry Chapuis, Virginia Centorbi, Delores Burnette, Carol Calta, Ioan Burke. Row 2-Carl Budziak, Bruce Brumley, Karen Brush, Sylvia Chle- va, Mary Ann Casale, Dianne Bul- croft. Row 3-Blaine Buczek, Amel- ia Bryan, Barbara Brenner, Charles Bresky, Lester Campbell, Gloria Brunello. Row 4-Gail Carruthers, Harriett Brehm, Larry Carey, Bob Cervenka, Dale Chalker, Torn Cant- ton, Peter Canepa. 10-4 MR. MANIACI Bottom Row-Donna Decker, Carole Chormanski, Kathy Conkle, Lois Daley, Lois Dlouhy, Barbara Dibble, Mary Lou Desch, Bita Costello, Row Z-Francina Dempsey, Michael Cotsman, lanet D'Amico, Carol Ann Costanzo, Marlene Cipriani, Bev- erly Conway, loyce Dillen, Darlene Cole Row 3-Patricia Culver, Nancy Cugier, Dolores Czelusniak, lim Claus, Bob Clipper, Bill Cicero, Byron Conway, lames Conner Row 4-Bob Deuble, Tom Daveduk, Paul Crow, Bob Dakdduk, Dave Dele Paggio, Henry Cole, Dave DeMarco make year exciting for all underclassmen 10-7 MR. WEBER Bottom Row-Barbara Hay, Chris- tine Heipp, lrene Halonen, Sandra Habeeb, Carol Ann Hendricks, Barbara Hauser, Pat Hanych, Mild- red Grunau, Pat Halupka. Row 2- Louise Haar, ludy Gumbish, Anne Hanzlik, Elizabeth Hagen, Marcia Gustin, leanette Hader, Beverly Gray, Diane Heineman, Theresa Haller, Row 3-florelle Hahn, Ei- leen Hamper, loan Guzay, Diane Gruber, Ron Gvurke, lohn Guzik, Roy Grentzer, Al Habeeb, Ken Hell. Row 4-Norm Harnrzp, Fred Graves, Ed Griger, lerry Grateyk, Les Gress, Don Hamblin, Don Hellriegel, Roy Horhay, Glen Heckendorl. 10-8 MR. GERMANE Bottom Row-Sharon Horak, Alice Humr, ludy Hlivak, Margaret Hurst, Patti Hunt, Mary Lu Horvath loan Holtrnann Daria Holubec, Shirley Hillenbrand Row 2-Grate Hohertz Evelyn Hujer, lean Hrdlieka Eve- lyn Hoek, Sandy Heifrnan, Sandy' Holzrnan, Ray Hradoviekv lerry Heffrnan Ted Holt Row 3-Dave Herbst fforrri Hulei' Charles Hulka lliik Huff Dori Husfor. Gerald Hepp Bill Hznkle lee Hollis Dale Her,- aryx Row 4-Larry Hulvalihiek Lou laeoboni, Gary Hynous, Ralph Heysek Dave Helett ffiek l'1Cff- :master Fred Holzzzar. Rob Horvath Larry Hzlbera HPF ,sa-9 10-5 MR. HUDSON Bottom Row-Bonnie Erbaeher, Mary Ann Fanta, ludy Duplaga Carol Dornbroski, Carleen Etela, lo Marie Dugan, Emilie Ferrante, Cyn- thia Fensel, lo Anne Dombrowski Row 2-lean Enderlein Barbara Elesky, Ken Eggert, Dolores Domi- nick, Carl Falkenstei: Rich Flem- ing, Mike Farris, Emma Engle, ludy Ducharme, Row 3-Rosemary Dool- ing, loyee Doskocil, lanet Drees, Deanna DuPre, lackie Fendler, Shir- ley Farnolz, lohn Florentine, Gary Doeringer, Tom Fink. Row 4-Rich- ard Dybiee, loe Faraci, Otto Eichler, Dennis Fill, lim Ducharme, lim Feldhouse, Stan Edwards, Dan Fink, Doug Dunyan, Reno Ellin- wood 10-S MISS MILLER Bottom Row-Holly Granakis, levee Frank, Lorelei Gawron Marilyn Fritz, leanne Graning, Barbara Geringer, Ruth Giles, Katherine George. Row 2-Richard Goodyear, Bill George, lean Giangrarde, Barbara Glau, Pat Gates, lim Ghrist Fred Forsberg, Evan Funk Row 3--Albert Grady, Norman Geschke, Raymond Gindroz, Pete Geletka, lackie Furnival, Dave Good, Gerald Gelske, layce Gar- dini. Row 4-lohn Galvin, Ron Globaker, Ralph Grabski, Mike Gaitens, Larry Goodell, Terry Furin, Donald Foutty, Bob Gallowitz, Phil Gemmill. Spectrum camera snaps sophomore homerooms 4 , SIU-ll f-s L 3 ,MISS SLATER P Bottom Row-lim Linx, Barbara Rf Lohg, Mauregf McGdry,' Sharon McCloskey,,Gladys Lang, Carol- Lehman, Iudy McFadden, Myrlin Leissaf R-gw 2-Kathy McElfdy, Magdaten Lukesch, Nancy! Lid- dingtdi, bjadolyn Le-Hrnann, Diane fhulyk, Pat Laumffoyce Lebeda, Karen Laykun. Row 3-lohn Lucas, Al Loescher, Ron LaValle, Don 'Lehota'n, Ron Lime, Carole Lemp- ner, Carol Lucas, George Lee, Rita ffoornis. Row 4-Michael Loizos, Afftly Liptak, Bob McFadden, lon Lower, Norm Logie, Gerald Lennox, Pete Lavdas, Gary Loschelder, Warren Larson. 10-12 MISS IONES Bottom Row-Bill Maycock, ludy Maneri, Max Martin, ludy Medvec, Rosie Marchio, Diane Mesker, Pat McSherry. Row 2-Shirley Meszar, loyce Meier, Barbara Matlock, lanet Mantell, Valerie Mack, Elaine Mar- tin, Gail McNamara. Row 3-Betty McGuire, Virginia Marason. Carol Metro, Bill Mariizo, Chuck Martin, Don Meriac, George Meyer, Don Mates. Row 4-Walter Martin, ludi Magerko, Fred Mehalik, Bill Mc- Phetridge, Dick Me-ckel, David Mach, Robert MacFarlane, lohn Martinis. 10-9 MISS WOLFE Bottom Row-Sally ludson, Doris Ianke, loan Kaska, Deanna Keenan, Fran lmburgia, Sandra lohnson, William lakubisin, Roger Kaul. Row 2-Diane Kanecki, lohn lust, lose- phine lurkiewicz, Pat Kidney, Mari- anne Kossoul, Barbara Kelsner, Mary Lou lackson, loan Iaksic. Row 3-Rodney lohnson, Earl ledlicka, Ken Kausmann, lim Kalista, Audrey Karoleski, Lucia lezior, ludith Iudd, Anita Kalla, lacqueline Keyse. Row 4-Dennis Kedziora, Dick lones, Darryl Kay, Bill leremiah, George lalcubisin, Bill lackson, Ron Kemper, Al Kent. 10-10 MR. POSGAI Bottom Row-Horst Kramer, Dave Krieger, Rosemary Kolesar, Gerry Kurtz, Marcia Labinski, Evelyn Kopi, Barbara Labinski, Dorothy Kulak. Row 2-Harriette Kleppel, Thomas Kramer, lack Krause, lack King, loe Kresak, Carrie Knight. Karen Koucky, Louise Konopka. Row 3-loe Kosin, Arlene Krawczyk, Angela Klulc, Marianne Kuhel, Eileen Lachner, Alan Klose, Dick Krenek, lack Krakowski. Row 4- Dave Kintzler, lohn Koza, Walter Konstant, Bob Kotlarz, lohn Kuty, Richard Kotalik, Howard Lander, Harvey Kornowski, Carl Koch. r Class activities interest many sophomores 10-13 MR. DUFF Bottom Row-Katherine Netoros, lohanna Murmann, Dianne Munz, Linda Miller, Mary Ann Musso, Diane North, Iackie Mlakar, Diane Mobley. Row 2-Mary Minick, Helen Mulhan, Mary Ann Miller, Anita Mueller, Lois Mosonics, Betty Moore, Carol Miesowicz, Charlotte Miller, Sandra Moisio. Row 3-Donna Rae Minello, Ieane Mowchan, Rosemary Miller, Patricia Mocnik, Wayne Nester, George Molnar, Allen Mi- chalek, Wilbert Nicklas. Row 4- Dan Mikes, Bob Mueller, Ray Minter, Wayne Miller, lim Meyer, Ken Molnar, Don Natt, Dave Moretz, lohn Nyetrae, 10-14 MH. BECK Bottom Row-lerri Oprazadek, Pearl Paletta, Karen Osterhus, Ad- rienne Pedini, Kathy O'Brien, Nancy Oldcorn, Sheila Patterson, Ioan Pauch. Row 2-Ioan O'Brien, Elaine Palker, Ellen Pajcic, luliana Picha, loyce Palumbo, Lois Pilawski, Sandra O'Donnell, IoAnne Osad- czuk. Row 3--Carole Paul, Iohn Palur, Dave Podojil, Bruce Plumer, Mike Petro, Mary lane Pojman, Gene Olexo, Ioan Pine, Gary Pesta. Row 4-Dick Ortli, Bill Persic, Iohn Pallam, Roger Perz, David Papson, David Placko, Ian Peterson, Chuck Pinner, Ray Oberst. It H I 1 I 1 10-15 MISS BROTHERS aret Power, Sharon Russ, Betty inkoski, Rose Ratfin, lanette Popo- vic, Diana Robertson, Phyllis Rip- ley. 'Row 2-Barbara Pryor, Louise Reimer, Vicki Robinson, Dorothy Ri- shaw, Beverly Ridella, Peter Raia, Nancy Ryan, Iudy Roskavich. Row 3--Richard Rice, Tom Repp, Dorothy Rosenberger, Bonnie Roulman, Dave Rekittke, Bob Ralph, lim Rol- lins, Torn Prokop, Dennis Rasper. Row 4-Don Repko, Ben Polansky, Charles Prinz, Don Robinson, Tom Romeo, lim Rozek, Howie Robinson, Iohn Rady. Bottom Row-Ianice Rubin, Mar- lU-l6 MR. SCHREINER Bottom Row-Beverly Saghy, Rosa- lind Schickel, Donna Seither, David Schartrnan, Dan Schneider, Lois Sandy, Cathy Sako, Marlene San- tora. Row Z-Larry Schultz, Loreta Savage, tudy Schutt, Rosemary Schultz ludi Schuster, Ioyce Schoen, Carol Schordock, Steve Santa. Row 3-lohn Sclementi, Ed Sariar. Norm Rygielski, Ken Sea- rriaii, Carol Schwartz Audrey Schauer, Sandra Sample, Al Sed- lak Row 4-Thomas Scacco, larnes Schlotf Don Schauer, Ralph Schunk, Dick Schapel, lack Schuerger, Chuck Seitz, George Segedi, 5' :wx-if 'LM gpgmy fjui-,, UQ., ,. fam ,fs - ,-,- 4241 Z ciliymiigz VL nvdt I I - -saggy, Lf ,L Guldance ,classes test apt1tuc1es of fresh 2 and K 0' I I QQ 'ZSZZV-'fb' I Ji 12-,v. Zifi,qi , mf W B 10-17 MR. FARRELL Bottom Row-Tom Sherrill, Glenn Sellers, Barbara Smith, Nancy Spencer, Sonya Simpson, Rosanne Steigerneyer, luanita Stephenson, Martha Slusser, Row 2-lris Slocum, Anna Marie Setar, Mel Shaker, Sandra Simon, Virginia Sponseller, lanet Smith, Ron Sokol, Sheridan Smith. Row 3-loe Shuleva, David Sender, Warren Stetlen, Dave Shaker, Bob Spence, Sharon Sinde- lar, Ken Sleger, Ron Semich. Row 4-David Sharrits, Dorothy Shutt, Mike Shaw, Ronald Soukup, Ruth Smith, Dick Stefan, Dave Skok, lim Shepherd. 10-18 MISS BRAILEY Bottom Row-Kathy Stroempl, Bon- nie Theis, Linda Tischler luliann Trutza, layne Trepal, Dale Thomp- son, Zenovia Tarczanyn, lackie To- daro, Sylvia Tokar. Row 2-Mar- lene Tieber, lim Tomcheck, Bill Sturrnan, Paul Sturznickel, Sue Sundermeier, Anne Sutera, Glenn Stoup, Gail Stevens, loan Tracy. Row 3-Alonzo Torrado, Glen Rose Trapp, Shirley Stolcheck Sandy Stocker, loann Sustana, Dick Tren- haile, Dick Tecco, Ioyce Topping, Eleanor Sturbaum. Row 4-Marlene Streak, Carol Toth, loan Todd, Den- nis Trammell, Tom Swedlund, How- ard Teasley, Norm Toms, Dennis Thorsell, lohn Tomko, Gary Thomp- son. 8 X Y 1 WMU W5 'Y Z 10-19 MR. BAUMGARTNER Bottom Row-Beverly Weiss, Gale Wightman, Fran VanTreuren, Cyn- thia Weisz, Mary Clare Uresh, Pa- tricia Videc, Marge Valenti, Row 2-loan Ulan, Carole Tunder, lune Vogt, Loretta Vogel, Gretchen Van- Linge, Kenneth Vonderau Carol Visnauskas Row 3-Keith Uhler, Douglas Vance, Tom Wiatrak, Ron Urban, Richard Tucker, lohn Voici- cki, Dave Walker, lames Williams. Row 4-Bob Turocy, Dennis Wilson, Fred Weber, Bob Wallenhorst, Ken Wadsworth lim Turner, Bob Vitcha, lim VanDyke. 10-20 MR. MEDALIS Bottom Row-Betty Zambory, loan Yaros, Marge Zbornik, Bill Zofcin, Susan Woernley, Shirley Wyatt, Gloria Wolter. Row 2-Iudi Wood, loAnrie Young, loyce Young, lerry Zaferatos, Ray Yody, Ruth Zader, Tom Wozney Row 3-Robert Ziem- ba, Carol Zamiska, Marianne Wil- son, Beverly Zak, lohn Witkowski, Don Witenhaler, Phillip Zietlow Row 4-Lee Woloscheck, Robert Zakraisek, Robert Zaremba, Geno Zaccardelli, Rex Wolf, lim Zilkel, David Zarbock. iifirtliw-QV fi-9 , if riijwtrt rf,,r,t-ti 1 at -if rw time rr- it F ire 1-ifne' 1W11i Chlqristmas decoration contest MR BRAUN Bottom Row loa Sxan ho Mar .. e o, Gay e ei,,,, lo Estronick, David Grayum, Betty Greaves, Dolores Eibner, Carole Field, loyce Guray Row 2-lill Ertznann, lanice Guray, Bob Em- field, Tom Galardi Ted Goellner lan Fabian, Linda Grau, Linda Em- ma, Gay Gruber. Row 3-Cynthia Gray, Elaine Fish larries Geil Iirr. Florian, Mike Engle Ronald Gluck lohh Falzararzo, Terry Forcl Bill Graf Row 4-Bill Foose, loan Gra- ham, lla Clemens, leanne Gabrick Linda France, loan Fidler Sandra Glau, ludy Feddy lvfririarme Frar- cira Terry Gayner 9-4 MISS HAWKINS Bottom Row-Lois Hollenbeck Kitty l-loflich, Linda Kapuf ludy Heer- rizans, Roger Hlavacek Charlotte I-loward, Alrna Kazal Elaine lack- rrian. Row 2-Meriele Hill Edward lordan, Richard latzek, Bruce Harle lforeen lanes, Ror. Karlosky Rich- fzri Horan Douglas Hausser Row 3-fladehe lanos Carol He-sk Ruth lflworski, llazleliie l-leikkiieri Betty lurca lanet Keller Randy l-lemirpger, lohri I-larxiltorp, Harvey Heikel Row 4-Bruce ler.kir.s lohr, Harkin Steve lankowski, Gary Hirzel, George Hajek lohr. lasany Gordon lhlarimior. larnex Holmes llorrnar lacob 9-1 MR. PILSKALN Bottom Row-Pat Brock, Vivian Attirxeio Bob Babitt Larry Ahern Arlene Adams, loan Bender, loseph Aron, loseph Bell, Patricia Bielecki Row 2-Barbara Basch, Sam Bi- ondo, Sylvia Armanini, Sandra Boris, lanice Arriato Roger Ander son, Tlick Bei1yo, Roger Bender Bonnie Bauer Row 3-Carol Brown, Beverly Boldrnan, Sandy Boulton, Darlene Brew, ludy Aukschun, Lin- da Boester, Caryl Lee Brown, Share: Balthaser Deorxiia Art drews Larry Bester. Row 4-Bob Bero, Richard Bartel, Dennis Breda, Angelo Amato, Philip Blasco, Elihu Bly, Dave Brownina Audrey Bonk, Frar Boysko 9-2 MR. MARSHALL Bottom Row-Eileen Czaplicki, Donna Dedrick, Theresa De Luca, Beverly Davidson, loanne Clark, Norma lean Brunn, Barbara Dobro, Nancy Egan. Row 2-loyce De- laney, Donna Casale, Mary Den- dorler Barbara Ditto, Gae Dewick, Don Bryda, Wayne Cocayne, Bill Coup Barbara Budziak. Row 3- larnes Cox, Larry Davenport, lim Bulan, Lorene Carter, Norman Chrnielewski, Martin Dernko, Lilyan Denk, lanet Cowgill, Susan Drake. Row 4-Mary Ann Cygan, William Buettner, Richard Crews, Larry Chiles, Alan Cerny, Russell Capu- to, Wayne Davis, Richard Budzin- ski, Bob Cody. Daria Holubec practices her original oratorical composi- tion for Speech Team com- petition. Freshmen Judy Heermans, Linda Kaput, Charlotte How- ard and Sharen Balthaser listen attentively as loyce Leiby points out highlights of PSH on Y-Teen tour. Photo bv Joann Rob:-sjck 9-5 MISS GIVENS Bottom Row-Peter Kovi, Wayne Kulow, lrene Hallo, Richard Klyrn, lerry Krutil, Marilyn Kishel, lanice Kiplinqer, Row Z-Mike Kukich, Bernadette Kohut, Lorna Lange. Kathy Kilroy, Carol Krommer, Rosie Kupiec, ludith Kuse, lohn Latsko. Row 3-Ken Lasky, Connie Kulscar, Tom Krusinski, Ron Krasowski, Tom Kloos, Christine Koleski, Deanne Latimer Row 4-Richard Kole, Mar- ianne Krernchelc, Carol Krejci, Ed Klatt, Nancy Kinsman, Paul Koska, Ron Kitchen, Dick Kwolek. 9-6 MRS. KOLEDIN Bottom Row-loan Martell, Anne Lutz, Arlene Marlcowski, lohn Ma- tea, lim Mehalik, Paulette Maier, Donna Made-ley, Kathy Lynch. Row 2-lerry Morgano, Carole Mocha, Dorothy Maynor, lim Mileti, Ron Lendvay, ludy Musgrave, Mike Naples, Carol Mihalus. Row 3- Donna McConeqhy, Dolores Luomo, Betsy Manning, Lenore Lingelbach, Ronald Maas, lack Longstreet, Eu- aene Mayler, Dennis Marcuz, lames Mathers, Row 4-lohn Lubinsky, Anthony Montagino, lames Lindow, Kenneth Michnay, Michael Medise, lohn McClain, lerry Martell, Larry LcVuola, Gary Morehouse. 9-7 MISS COOKE Bottom Row-Diane Rhodes, Sue Pachuta, Donna Richwald, Bill Or- ariovsky, Bill Onesky, Kathleen Petrus, Diane Nickels, Carol Nastal, Row 2-Donna Poulson, Don Pav- lek, Curt Reece, Paul Penny, lim Pavlescalc, Gerry Powers, Paulette Nock, Amber Olsen, Cathy Placak ROW 3-Donna Prinz, Sandra Rack, Robert Ralter, Ken Parker, Douq Pease, Ken Neuman, Ioann Neff, Dolores Oberst. Row 4-Walter Pesta, Iames Rennecker, Tony Ot- tobre, Larry Pelz, Robert Notari- anni, lohn O'Patchen, Bill Peterlca, Ronald Renlc, Norm Pecjak, 9-8 MISS IMBURGIA Bottom Row-Virginia Saus, Sandra Schneider, Joseph Sapara, lames Schidlowski, Bill Savarda, ludy Schindler, Libbyann Schmitt, Erna Schumacher. Row 2-Carolyn Schuenemann, Donna Schultz, lim Schuster, Ioy Schildknecht, lan St. Martin, Dolores Skora, Ioanne Showler, Georgene Scheuring. Row 3-Beverly Sekely, Sandra Shrum, Carolyn Rogers, Maryann Riedrich, Fred Schenk, Roger Schoning, Ralph Schumacher, Mary Ann Rudyk. Row 4-lerry Robbs, Adam Schumacher, Phil Sheets, Roger Shaw, Dick Roth, Edgar Rowe, Bob Shaft, Brian Schubert, Gary Shar- dell, Ray Schoch. 9-9 MISS SMITH Bottom Row-Caroline Simon, Nancy Smith, Helen Sweeney, lim Thompson, loseph Toth, Barbara Sztul, Shirley Smith, Becky Smith Row 2-Iudy Tasky, George Suran, Conrad Solarz, Sandy Sobiech, Carole Thum, Ellen Terry, Elizabeth Stroh, Sandy Thomas, Pamela Spencer, Row 3-Georgia Springer, Carol Toth, Sandra Sokolowski, Iudy Speck, Pat Swing, Norma Titfany Marie Teresi, Robert Stolph. Row 4-Donald Swiatek, Terry Thomas, Charles Sutter, Sally Szabo, Flor- ence Sobwick, Linda Sturbaum, Do- rene Shuttera Alan Siebert, Dale Sirl. 9-10 MR. VAN CURA Bottom Row-Sharon Valichnac Mitzie Verderber, Anne Zaccardelli William Wozney, Steve Weber Marcia Willis, Marcia Voss leanne Wing Row 2-lanice Viscomi, Sandy Waag, Angi Zaccardelli, Yvonne Vigneulle, Bruce Watten Donna Ungar, Sandra Vince, Fran- ces Valenti, Donna Umstott Row 3 4Gail Vonderau, ludy Whittord, Thor Urbanskyp Ricky Zeufh, Eu- gene Zoloty, lim Way, Mark With Gary Trepke Row 4-lerome Za- dar, Larry Zsarnay, Ronnie Woltf Dave White, Richard Weber, Wayne Vonderau, Gary Weiss, Tim Wright Larry Tsonton, Walter Zaremba Five underclass girls. Mary Ann Rudyk. Gerry Kurtz, Gay Gruber, Dolores Luoma, and Iudy Whitford, make beau- tiful music together in one ot the music department's practice rooms. a Q Principal coordinates faculty and puplls MR. WILLIAM S BASSETT Prznczpal A.B MA Mr. Bassett came to Parma in 1932 as a history teacher and athletic coach, and in 1938 he was made principal of Parma Schaaf High School. He played a significant part in the planning of Parma Senior High School and became principal when it opened in September 1953. As principal, Mr. Bassett has encountered the problems of controlling an active student body in a beautiful school building. He has accom- plished this with outstanding results. Through conferences with teachers and representatives of the student body, he has smoothed out the rough spots in the extracurricular activities of PSH as well as the ordinary classroom difficulties. Mr. Bassett confers with his secretary. Mrs Houck Deans lead PSH students toward success MR WILLIAM B PILOT ASSISIUHI Ptmczpal AB MA The task of a teacher 1S to take a lot of l1ve wxres and see to lt that they re well grounded Our school superlntendent mlght have been de scr1b1ng the tasks of the three PSH deans when he wrote these words Assmstant Prlnclpal Mr P1lot was often seen leadmg v1s1tors and executlves from other schools around the halls of PSH Besldes asslstlng Mr Bassett 1th admlnxstratwe dut1es he conferred vuth each Jumor boy about h1s schedule grades and future plans As Semor Class Counselor Mr G1bson super v1sed class comm1ttees planned College Nnght by contactmg college representatlves and assxsted w1th commencement plans He IS also Dean of Boys and has charge of all attendance problems at PSH Mlss Deacon Dean of Glrls has glven gxrls frmendly guldance as she helped them solve per sonal problems and select thelr vocations She held a conference with each Jumor g1rl guxdmv the g1rl toward a successful future Mlss Deacon also taught Latm II for two perlods a day X MR CHESTER W GIBSON MISS THELMA M DEACON Dean of Boys Dean of Gzrls BS MA AB MA .x M - ' - ' y as Vw. . . . . W , - - 1 1 v s ' 1 ' . 1 Q . - . .1 s . A 4 . All K . A R - . Q' ,y,,4.L , . . 1' ,4 1 xx 4 f if' f ' 9 1 I A , I . . A 4 xv . , . - . . o u . a n .1 1 0 Byers and Board solve housing problems Mr. Byers has been superintendent of the Parma school system for fourteen years. During this time he has supervised the development of Parma schools to meet the growing demand of our com- munity's children. Mr. Byers has boosted Parma's school system from a low-rated one to a system that is now prominent in both county and state. Mr. Byers is nationally known as an educator. author, lecturer, and humorist and is one of Greater Cleveland's outstanding civic leaders. Par- ma's school system reflects his own high standards. Members of the Parma Board of Education have been faced with the problems of housing the tremendous increase of school children in the past few years. They have given much time and effort to find a solution to this problem and have come up with a large scale building program. Schools opening this year were Pleasant Valley Junior High and Snowview Elementary. Additions were put on Renwood, Thoreau Park, Parma Park. Broadview, and Pleasant Valley. Our school system has become outstanding in the state and as Parma continues to grow. the school system also grows. MR. CARL C. BYERS Superintendent A.B., M.A. W. ' Seated-I, H. Wonek, Clerk-Trectsurerg Icrnes F. Pojrncfri, Presidentg Carl C. Byers, Superin- tendent of Schoolsg Iosephirie L Horton Secretory to the Superintendent and the Board ot Eclucotior. Standing-Curtis Casper, Vice-Presi'ierzt, Ccrrl D Steffen Grorit Moruefnstfarr. I7f1'.',z H Forreqt Counselors and llbrary beneht students MISS VIRGINIA M BICA MR DAVID M SMITH BS M Ed BS Ed MA MR RAYMOND H NEEDHAM BA MA M5141 MRS DORIS E SYKES BA MA MISS PATRICIA I THOMPSON BA MA ' It wasnt my fault' I fell ln the hall and before I could get all my books the bell rang Thats the same thmg you told me yesterday Well can I help It rf the floors are sl1ppery9 Thls rs a typrcal excuse confrontlng the elght grade counselors darly Students ln each grade may go to one of thexr two counselors w1th sche dule conflrcts or personal problems A counselor IS always present 1n the guldance room to help students wrth problems on careers or colleges Another 1nvaluable ard to students IS the PSH library In November our hbrary mtroduced a new system of charge slips whrch was later adopted by many other school and publrc lrbrarres m thrs county Thrs new system enables the 11 brarran and other llbrary ardes to process all PSH s books rn a more effrclent manner MR RALPH T MARSHALL A B M S L S mgwgrabw dd 5-2:1 Cynthru Fensel consults Mrs Sykes about schedule problems 56 I l vi' fin Q' 1' Mf' 1, V VN . 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Conversation is fun in lanquaqe classes fQi 'X' ,ff 'NM Roberta Lanqlord and Ioan Holtmcnn demonstrate u practxcal use for French Auf Wledersehen Au revolr Adlos Thls mrght be the end of a conversatxon between am1c1 bonl at PSH As well as learnmg the funda mentals students are taught to converse ln therr chosen language German French Latln and Span Latln may be selected ln the freshman year, whlle the others may be selected rn the upper grades In many of the language classes students learn about the customs and ldeas of people 1n other countrres through thelr llterature and muslc Those who elect a forelgn language frnd It a great help wlth then Englrsh because they dlscover the derlvatlon of many Engllsh words 1n addltxon to l armng how to conjugate verbs and declme nouns Not Pictured MISS ANNA M PETERS AB MA AB MA MISS MADELINE A COOKE BS Ed MA MR FRANCIS R GERMANE AB MA MRS OLGA HOFMANN WHISTLER BS Ed MA 57 ff L V V W: ' il Ki ' 77 Al K6 ' 77 il if ' 77 l A il ' ' '11 ' - 7 7 v ' ish are the foreign languages offered. Of these only MISS HELEN E- CAMPBELL . Y . I . , . . f N ,xt t . . . . . . ' 74 ' A Students havmq an mterest 1n Enqllsh MISS BETTY I BARTLETT BA MA MR CARLTON E ECK BS Ed M Ed MISS BARBARA N BRAILEY Q' MISS MARY FAYE BROTHERS Nouns verbs Ivanhoe, Poe, book reports, dlrect Objects these are only a few of the thlngs that a PSH student experlences as he goes through the three years of Engllsh requlred for graduatlon Teachers stress grammar, spelllng, and wrltmg each year by varytng methods, eg letter wrxtmg or composltlons Englxsh classes are mtroduced to good Ilterature and famous wrxters through the Students electlng Semor Engllsh study thorough ly the perlods of Enghsh llterature from Anglo Saxon tlmes up to the present day Formal wrxtlng ts emphasized rn th1s course and students have a brlef revlew of grammar The hxgh pomt of the course IS the term paper, preparatory for college Begmnmg journallsm classes learn the funda mentals of news Wfltlflg and newspaper make up the advanced class publishes our PSH bx weekly newspaper, Parma H1 Spot MR JOSEPH V DUFF MISS ANGELA IMBURGIA AB MA MA MISS IENNY LIND GIVENS AB MA MR IAMES R JUSTICE MISS OLIVE MILLER MR DAVID G SPITTAL B S I A B A B , M Ed 58 MRS HELEN KOLEDIN MRS EMILIE ROSS MISS EMILY L WILSON BA. BS Ed BA,ML I - - I . ' ' . ' , .,.,., y W S A f'-' readmg of dramas, short stones, novels, and poems. I . B ' . . . - BA. ' A.B. I ..,' . . f it : I X f f, A E3 A.-: j 'Pg . 1, . .. . '. na. A.n. often elect speech, iournalism. drama Bob Siedlecki. Debbie Dodge, and Ed Ptetier portrag u scene from Our Town in iunior English. xff' 1101! J 4-W A Q70 Q . Come, let me clutch thee! Bob Petrushka recites the I, , UM dagger scene from Macbeth in the senior English room. M, mf THIS is what I want. This is what I want. This IS what I want. What DO I really want? You want to know how to express yourself with clarity and naturalness. You want to be at ease when giving a speech before a group. Right? Then Speech Improvement, Public Speaking, and Dramatics are the courses for you. Students may develop their talents in debate, extempo- raneous speaking, characterizations, or one-act plays. Advanced students in this field often par- ticipate in interscholastic competition. Social science classes provide material Charles Gibson cmd Ieunette Paul lmd the bulletin board rn hrstory class mtereshnq and miormatwe 'MLK t. fKAx'0'0K ' 559 :Ely 'Ava n p ,Q Nl o College and then dr t9 Draft and then colleg That IS the problem Local, national and mternatlonal lssues are toprcs for debate and dlscussron m most classes 1n the social sclence department Students learn about the1r Amerlcan herrtage and compare lt with the herrtage of other countries Graduatlon requirements lnclude US History US Govern ment Freshman and Semor Guldance World H1s tory IS requrred rn college preparatory courses 60 xlfx ps l I ' A lhtlle M 0 'u 'N .xx ,QL 'TWU Polygamy would change our way of l1v1ng Oh I dont thmk rt would be a bad xdeal Such a conversatron mxght be heard rf you were to v1s1t a Soc1ology class and 11sten 1n on a d1s cusslon of the customs and mores of socrety A sen1or subject, Current Problems, mtroduces many of the emgmas confrontmg our natron and nts people Economrcs IS concerned wlth methods for lmprovmg soclety whlle Geography students study our earth through maps and vlsual ands A 44 - s ,Y ----MT 'ls X ' lg 'xx' Al x N . l' ' D x 'Q 5 . f V 'A 1 si l'l x 'T , ' . - N - LJ: f. M 1-N - Y 'N ' Q 'YO Ax Q ,X S l . sd' ll fl X '.'xx',' 3 'Q n af. ea 4- -e l . 5 IS , ' ' ' 77 , . Y . . . D . , . . - . i - . . , . , . ,- . . . , . h my for thought gr usslon and debate MR WENDALI. L PAUMCARTNER MR ANDREWI HUDSON BS MA Wt MR FRANK W MCGUIRE AB M Ed MA MR RICHARD GINTER MR ROBERT G KNORR AB MA MR GILBERT P PILSKALN BS MA MISS FLORENCE UHINCK MISS DELLA FERN SMITH A B S A Dale Slrl Elcnn Iczckmcn Txm Wnght Dck Kwolek Bruce Hurle and Mcrcc Wxlhs conduct cz panel dxscussxon nn Freshman Gmdance class ff X fx ' -if At M KL, 'Dax 9' J r X , If 1 ix QW If ggi IEW 4 X ,g , ' tr , ,.,,,,, H f A 3 X I H ' 4 .f. .. ' I n.sf ' . ., . . A.B.. ' 5 .Q . . ' A.B. .B., . ., M. . rl ,f 6 'e aj , Mathematlcs promotes loglcal reasomnq MISS LULA M FLORY MR ERNEST POSGAI BA MEd MISS VERNA GRIESHEIMER MR FRANK W RECKER MR RICHARD SISTEK BS Ed IAMES E TURCHANIK MR KENNETH P WEBER AB MA 62 AB MA What rs the ratio of glrls to boys ln th1s class? Thrs problem would be easy to solve 1f you were 1n a Solxd Geometry or Trrgonometry class at PSH You would find one glrl to about 30 boys Algebra students learn logical thmkmg through solvmg problems such as A and B can do a piece of work m 10 days After A has worked 6 days B can f1n1sh the Job 1n 22 days Frnd the trme for each to do the work alone If you dont feel up to someth1n llke that you may elect one of many other courses offered ln the math department In Sohd Geometry class Mxlt Altznauer and Iudy Anms work cz problem on the blackboard Girls prepare for secretarial careers Mxckey Noga and Put Seltz operate the mxmeoqraph machine m Ofhce Machu-nes ASDFG ASDFG No thls lsnt a new word ltS just new Typmg students memorlzmg thelr keys Future secretarles study shorthand and typ mg for two years and are also offered a helpful course IH OfflC6 Machmes Add1t1onal commercxal subjects are Bookkeepmg Commerclal Law, Con sumer Buymg and Salesmanshlp In the busmess phase of thms department stu dents may begln thelr tralnlng by electmg Jumor Buslness Trammg 1n themr freshman year and con tznumg ln the more advanced busmess courses lfl thexr junlor and senlor years ,anne MR PAT COHDISCO BS Ed MA Ed MRS MARIORIE CROSSLEY BS Bus Ad BS Ed MBS ELIZABETH C DUKE B B A M B A 'W' nk x MR I-IOMER E HAINES DONALD MEDALIS MR DAVID W STRAIGHT MRS MABEL S LEWIS MRS BEATRICE ROOKS MISS ESTHER WOLI-'E BA MA 63 Biology physics and chemistry classes Preparrng an mlereshng Bloloqy display are Sharon Horcrk Tom Brownell Ellen Geer Ray Gmdrez and Fred Weber Mncroscopes, explosxons dlstxlled water, dlssected frogs llght reflectlon experxments xanthroprotelc tests these are the components of a sclentlflc life at PSH Three laboratory sclences and two gen eral sclentlflc courses are offered General Sc1ence gxves freshmen a begmnmg knowledge of many phases of sclence, and Senlor Sc1ence ms a general FCVICW of all the sclences Elementary Aero nautlcs IS a popular course ln whlch students learn slmphfled fllght pI'1I1C1pleS MR GARWOOD A BRAUN BS MS The three laboratory SCICHCSS offered are B101 ogy Phys1cs, and Chemrstry These classes have four lab perxods a week and three lecture sessxons B ology students dlssect worms crayflsh, and frogs w1th exactmg care and also learn about plant llfe Physlcs classes work wlth the laws of heat llght and energy Physlcs also mvolves the solvmg of comphcated mathematlcal equatlons Senlors don lab aprons for experxrnents with chemlcals whlch often result ln explosions ln Chemxstry classes MISS L ELIZABETH HAWKINS BS MA MR LEWIS F COWGILL MISS HELEN F IONES B S Ed A B A M T 64 I I . , . . . , - 9 a , . - - G . . . , , 7 9 offer varlety to prospectlve SC19I'1t1StS 94 'K r Q 1 'Q' 96 xfwam MR NATALE B MANIACI MR WILLIAM SCHREINER BS MA Ed MR IOHN I MAXWELL MISS ANNAIEAN SLATER BS MS BS Ed MRS NAOMI M SNYDER MR ROBERT L WIRTH BS Ed MR HARRY L WILCOXON 6 Walter Parker Glen Toth. Dove Weller, Ierry Bonlempo Andy Dubovsky, and Eugene Olexo do cz Physics experxment I I - I Q' . Q-009 bf v x 2 . 1: D - L . ,Q '4v W U .5 q N E X i ifpgi 2 AV A ,r,. , XY ' B.A'. ' . . . G -xi A . ' a.sf ' n.sf ' 3 , L 5' Q U A sk, , I- K.: - wif' Q is N M Speedball and wrestling add new skills r I f , , ,Q FPJQXDIQ lf? A7-6.263 f-5 Z I Si' . ff7 if- .ai ggpf WP 5194, ' U Ly! e, .9442-7: 192242 C7215 D K2 4,7739 vi . ,YN E2 I M. it ' ' ' Y? ' Say, this IS almost l1ke football! Thls was the MRS Lois BOWEN general impression in the girls' gym classes as B.S. Ed. speedball was introduced this fall. After the girls MISS RUTH FELT learned the rudiments of the game, they played in B.S. Ed. intersquad competition. Competition is keen in volleyball, softball, and basketball as each squad fights for the champion- ship in their class. Posture exercises also play an important part in each gym period MISS LILLIAN A KOEHLER Barbara Sahley and Terry Martin display friendly competition in an exciting basketball game B.S. ' 66 to those already practlced ln gym classes avg Wrestlmg was mtroduced to PSH early thrs year After the boys mastered the technxques and MR ROBERT BRUGGE learned the rules they were classlfxed accordmg BS Ed to welght and wrestled for the champxonshlp m IAMES C Fm-I-ZSCHE thelr respectlve dlVlSlOnS When the weather permlts the boys classes go outsxde for football baseball or track Basketball xs a favorlte wmter sport The boys also learn gymnastlc stunts w1th the ard of extenslve equlp ment mcludmg horrzontal and parallel bars MR RICHARD A GALLEHER BA MS MR GEORGE H MARSHALL BS Ed MA Bob Schmxdi seems to be 'on top at ilus stage ot u wresllmq match wlth Bull Music l I ar ' Q MR. . . . u BA. , . 7 7 ' , . 67 Artlsts dlsplay talent 1n dlvers medla MR IOSEPH W CHARNIGO MR BERNARD C SPECHT BS Art Ed BS MA MR DAN T MIHUTA Have you ever stopped and admlred one of the dxsplay wmdows or noted how some bnght poster caught your eye? Students ln Art classes orlgmate ldeas for these posters and showcases after they learn to work wlth such medla as watercolor chalk drawing 1nk, or enamel palnt Students learn block prmtmg slgn pamtmg and ceramlcs They may choose to do portralts still lxfes, or landscapes Stagecraft classes deslgn sets for all student productxons both plays and muslc programs and then put thelr ldeas 1nto reallty by means of pamtbrush, hammer, and manual labor L51 Cia- Frances Lavdus, Dons Wollenzin and Lmda Weber work on lhexr pamtmqs m advanced Art class 68 1 9 fs. fff B.A.. ' C: - td 2- Fe gt 1 Eli csc Music brings harmony and pleasure to all Concert Choxr rehearses under the dxrectxon ol student conductor Io An Balaloukos Do you s1ng9 Play a muslcal mstrumenti' Llke to learn how? PSH IS just the place' A mus1cally1ncl1ned student has many oppor tunltles 1n e1ther vocal or lnstrumental muslc A begmner 1n the mstrurnental department fmcls hrs nlche 1n elther Cadet or Reserve Band Chorus Glrls and Boys Glee and Chorxsters are the less advanced vocal musrc classes I wlsh I were 1n Concert ChO1f They sounded so DICE n assembly Well, maybe next year' Membershxp ln Concert Cholr or Choralarres IS the peak of success for anyone lnterested 1n vocal music whlle Concert Band and Orchestra are tops ln the mstrumental fleld Those really m terested 1n musxc may elect Conductmg MUSIC Theory or Muslc Appreclatlon mais K MV MR RICHARDI DAVIS MR I REX MITCHELL BME MA BS Ed MISS LUCILE E HILL BM BS Ed 6 . , y - 1 . . l . , rf C ' if do ,,g,.3'3 A Hd 5 l we K x ,A . . .A Home Economlcs gateway to happy home Not Prctured MRS BETTY M NEELY BS Ed MISS ELIZABETH WILDER BS MS Oh what a darlmg outfrt' Im gomg to learn to sew rf 1ts the last thmg I do When grrls ln Clothmg classes put thelr crea txons rn the drsplay wmdow you may be sure they know how to sew Some frrst efforts mclude aprons and slmple skxrts and frnal projects may be sults coats, or even formals The grrls learn each step from laylng out the pattern to the hemmmg Homemakrng grves glrls a begrnmng knowledge of rnterror decoratrng They make plans for therr dream houses wlth plctures from magazlnes its ,Nw MRS HELEN H FLORSHEIM C me on lets eat' Im starved' I m not I just had Foods Grrls rn Foods classes learn to prepare all foods from soups to desserts rn an appetrzmg manner and Ilf1lSh thelr class perrod by eatmg therr creatrons At Chrlstmastlme the glrls made use of thelr cre atrve talents to make table decoratrons The glrls work ln 1nd1v1dua1 umts four to a group and prepare therr projects cooperatrvely Each group rs responsrble for the care of the equ1p ment ln 1tS own umt 41 Fxttmq the pcxilern on the materxcxl IS the task of Iudy Schuster and Lois Prwulskl ln Clothmg class 70 I l 1 f ll, I K., A I . ., . . A.B. H , ' ' ' V ' sa O 1 I 1 '59 ' I 7 ' ,H u 9 ' sv , . 7 9 1 I ' v - - I 1 , . A o - 0 ,, . . . . . . 5 Industrial Education is key to careers Industrial Education is the foundation for ad- vanced work in technical education, trades, busi- ness, and crafts related to modern industry. In this department students work with equipment and use materials and procedures similar to those found in the most up-to-date industrial plants. Emphasis is placed on learning by doing - making items of every day utility as a means of encouraging creative abilities, planning, learning about the various materials of construction, and developing good work attitudes, habits, and skills. On the air with W8QlVIZ. PSH's ham radio station, are Iohn Werba cmd Fred Stuie. mf iff N 'X sr' .fb ONTHEAIR W8UMZ warn.. is ew 1 vssaf w Iv xv wocuv MMM 4. .Vieux wwagun dui yu., WZHSGV ora 'ullnl wnwarg MXL ISM!! VBNLP MR. I. H. DETRICK A.B., B.S.. MA. MR. P. B. CLEVENGER B.S. Ed. MR. BRUCE B. BRIDGEMAN B.S. Photo by Dick Jackson 7 1 Learmnq by domq 1nsp11'es creatlveness MR WILLIAM R FARRELL MR ROBERT W FRICKER BS Ed BS Ed MA MR ROBERT W FORSBLOM Dlploma J f-' K, O M Furnxture, wrought IFOI1 ltems for the house and arden a tune up job on a student s car programs W 5 for a school play a complete power sander for the home workshop an electr1c hot plate, a re ff' XM palred electrlcal apphance a leather handbag a ,vjfv sterlmg cuff lmk set detalled plans for a new NYJ-'Nr XD house or photo e largements of a favor1te vaca gtg E?dTTO PAUL FURPAHS pot are ever day products of th1s department MR ALBERT I HORTENJ A yor! will who X Isrry Mitchell tells Dave Ban how to pose as Betty McGuxre prepares to snap the shutter ll ' ' ll I l l ,l.' ,--- jg' - 'rx ' --'r l,.,., ' - .. .1 K.J'w.'1N A my ff A wd 1 ' . 3 v A III ' .fiat L J- ' . . ' . l - N v'. X v 1 Q 2 'E fl ,, ' ' , ' . I w W ' l , I - . . N I I l ' x L NT A.B.. I , X Vx 1 'v X X . ' X X , , 72 students produce outstanding projects In Muchme Shop students such as Ray Oberst learn operutxons ot varxous factory machxnes A popular course for Jumors and semors IS Drlver Educatlon whlch teaches the rules and skllls of safe drxvmg Students meet once a week m the classroom to study safe drxvmg rules and att1tudes and to take varlous sk1ll tests The week under actual dI'1V1I 1g cond1t1ons Upon comp1et1on of thls course students are prepared to take the test prellmmary to obtammg a drivers llcense K -an MR WILLIAM KUTTLER BS Ed MR MARIO R PIASTRELLI BS MS Not Pxctured MR FRANK! WITKA BS Ed MA MR ROBERT E VAN CURA BS Ed MR RALPH E WAKEMAN BS Ed 72 . , 3 .H 1 Sl . . . . bb ly sesslon m the car makes use of these sk11ls -, - . . . . . M- Q-5 . . y V. 1 Secretanes keep Stat1StlCa1 mformatlon MRS RUTH DEL PAGGIO MRS LOIS RABA Secretory to Assistant Prmcxpal Secretary MRS MALVINE HOUCK Secretary to Prmcxpul atm MRS GERALDINE SCHWARTZ Assistant Secretary MRS IUDY VOSS Recephomst May I make an appomtment to see Mr Bas- se durmg fourth per1od9 'I just got th1s transcnpt and It has to be sent IH to my college by next Monday These requests or s1m1lar ones keep PSHS four secretarles busy throughout each day In addxtron to answermg students' questxons and glV1l'lg them needed statlstlcal mforrnatlon, a swltchboard op erator recelves and transmlts all calls for PSH whether for faculty or student Mxss MIIIISOF the nurse, makes regular VlSltS to the school to make sure that all PSH students are m tlp top shape In add1t1on to takmg care of the aches and pams, she oversees the perxodlc check ups of all students Yearly v1s1on screenmg for all students IS another of her dutles MRS MURIEL WHITTLE Assxslant Lxbrcxnun MISS HAZEL MILLISOR PSH secrelcmes Mrs Houck. Mrs Voss and Mrs Del Pcxggro are kept busy throughout the day l l l l l 4? .4 fi' .. i N 24 - ' - sf:1,w- f ff -E , Q 2' f Xt l :.l: - . - - . U ' tt ' ' . I . . G - . . . M ' X, . H . M: I ' ' 9 1 6 A . . ' . . 'M mi .L . . . . - E 1, se, ' ff 3 xt b it V Q1 .,,. it R.N. 74 Cooks, custodians work behind the scenes Each morning about eight o'clock the cafeteria is transformed from a ghostly, gleaming stainless steel kitchen into a beehive of activity. This change is brought about by the PSH cooks, hard at work to meet the 11 o'clock deadline when the first students will invade their culinary domain. Since approximately 700 students and teachers buy their lunches each day, huge amounts of po- tatoes, meat, and vegetables are prepared in im- mense pots and pans. Each one of the cooks has a specific task-such as making the salads or baking the bread and pastry. Through the hard work of the cafeteria ladies, anyone may purchase a fine lunch at a reasonable cost. Room too hot? Too cold? Window shade won't come down? What do we do? Call the custodian! Yes, the custodians, who keep our school in good working order, are the unsung heroes of PSH. These men sweep the crumbs and broken dishes during the lunch periods and shovel snow or mow the lawn according to the season. Aiding them are a group of cleaning ladies who work after school to make our halls and classrooms shining and bright each day. PSH cooks prepare salads for the noon-day rush The custodians confer about plans for the day. 75 1, ,bu I, I M? Y z 1 Mlf I' f X Mt f My ' f . . .- f.y, ,gggmuw J, ,Y , Www sffjffkfik '. ffjjhf' ' Q , .4 1 ..L,,' ' 1, ' . . V4 A , 4 H A , 1- V ' 1 cv' Nw T Www-f.,.. JZ ,A ,499 f., QM. if Q82 vu Sf ff W x activities . the arts . clubs . sports Selling magazine subscriptions . . . making friends at club meetings . . . winning the LEL title . . . entertaining at an old folks' home . . . singing at Easter Sunrise Service . . . these are the activities of PSH. the arts Stage Crew conquers techmcal problems The authentlc drxppmg of a leaky roof on the stage of the Senlor play was just one example of Mr Bernard Spechts and the Stage Crews mas tery of another technrcal problem These twelve busy people were 1n the background of every dra matlc and muslcal productlon at PSH Th1S year thelr dutres varled from desrgnmg a tumble down hotel complete w1th balcony to moppmg up merlngue p16S thrown durmg an assembly Lrghtmg ch1ef Russ Gememer and hrs crew have become masters of the lntrxcate l1ght1ng panel Chuck Fradella had the dlffrcult asslgn ment of stage manager Even though they were busy backstage every member of the stage crew had a smlle word of encouragement or b1t of advlce for each nervous performer if 553335 122 ff 'ia if X,g,,lf-EY 4' 2-li M li 'W Fred Klohs Karen Anderson Chuck Fradella and Iulre De Camp prepare a flat for an assembly '?n-1 STAGE CREW Bottom Row I F K F KI P Row 2 'J Cn e C1 e l. V' I , W ' ' Wil . 4, 5 7 . . . D . ,W M Mm 7 7 Q . . . , . 33 , 7 v 7 Q. . ' , v sz. tw -as: -2 'fmlgiff I . i 's U c- ' ' I t. , W . s , C . r - -I in' .ohs lffzlzfc A Sf T17 I 'r'.'1r.c' -Vf Sfiffi' fi -::.f1rfr l..lt4llllY1Q li f, C. Frida-ll , S1316 Mcxrizqzer I De CCfI,p I. HLQL .rj ,uri-,257 I Flcref. Lie. CONCERT CHOIR-Bottom Row-l-l Kossor, L. Findoro, C Gcilck lvl Kramer ciccozzipcmistg C, lcliclcs, I. Torrid sello,I Szfzkcxm I Szriouzs C. Wchriing, I. Chorripness, E Sopkc, S Chdpuir L Kcigcic, M. Kluslccr, I. M. Dugan, Nl Cdscile, T. Assad, C Mriqloslcy, lvl. Doss, H Kof:ir.C1, ff Pilot, I Latimer Row 2-W. Bcrzz, ID Weaver, G. Miller, S Kircher,I Hdusser, dfgsorripciriist, C Voqler E Ficilc, I Leiby, K Hcrrihqtori, Y. E'1lwdrds,I Bcidloukos, Concert Choir invited to appear at Kiwanis Miss Hill instructs student conductor. Terry Furin. in the basic steps ot conducting. 80 I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day is a fa- miliar song at PSH at Christmas time. The Con- cert Choir makes an impressive appearance in their red choral robes and white satin stoles when they are marching down the aisles to this proces- sional. The choir, directed by Miss Lucile Hill, is the top choral group at PSH. For their first public appearance this year they prepared a half-hour program for the NEOTA Convention. The program was given at the Cleve- land Arena. After learning their Christmas mu- sic they went on to numbers for the LEL Choir Festival and songs for Easter. In April they par- ticipated in the Easter Sunrise Service for the ninth consecutive time. The early hours, the long bus ride to Sunset Memorial Park, and the im- pressive service made this a memorable occasion for all choir members. An added attraction this year was an award given by Sunset Memorial Park for vocal excel- lence. The award is given at the end of each school year to either a sophomore or a junior. NW ff W re. QQ M as 41 ,72 BOYS GLEE Bottom Row Choralalres Boys Glee learn new muslc CHORALAIRES Bottom Row R Langford I Smaus D Kaneckr P Hanych I Trepal C Kulow B Long I Collms R Schultz M L Loesch I Hhvak S Patterson Z Tarc zaryn L Weber I Dugan I Bone D l-lolubec C Bald assarl Row 2 D Dodge I Palumbo P Petrash B Pryor M Barr lv' Gustxn I Raschlotto C Kmg G Trapp I Yourg P Brarne l Halonen A Hardy I Lattmer M Fu st C Wehruna I Me1er I Kau an I Tracy Row3 Parma IS fortunate to have another cholr that does Work equal to that of the Concert Cho1r Th1s Jumor and senlor all glrl cho1r, the Choral alres, meet on Mondays Wednesdays, and Frldays durlng seventh perlod and IS dlrected by MISS Luclle H111 Thls year they appeared m the Chrxstmas and sprmg concerts as well as at other pubhc appearances R, 82 C' Harnston L We-mschrerder I Guzay D Korosy C Galek I Kaufman F Cuttor I Sm1th P Laux C Rady C Frerwald C Patth P Nepodal C A1rhart I Balaloukos I Le-1by M Burkart K Bauer K Laykun Row 4 R Smtth D Shutt I Fltzwater I Robelsek P Laska I Ste phenson C Paul I Ducharme I Topplrrg A Auman G Hohertz L Spatz K Mallo B Stemmetz P Pucsok B Se-aburn M K1 g l Mtg helbrmk K Magarqee C Popelka Boys Glee IS one of the flrst muslc groups a boy may enter Here he learns the fundamentals of group smgmg and galns valuable experlence for more advanced groups Some of the members of Boys Glee jomed the Chortsters ln the Chrlst mas Concert th1s year Others formed thelr own ensembles and rehearsed ln the mdlvldual practlce rooms durmg thelr free perlods or before school Brtart I Krut1l R K m F Zeuch R Lendvay B Coup B Harle B Gehrke Row 2 P Petrash accom pamst C Abooklre T Kor L Ch1les E Rowe Florran B Babbrtt C Gray a compamst Row3 T Ford I l-lark1n T Wrraht K lwfll h a G We ss B Vltcha F Me alll: T Fun Row 4 D Weller T Detzel C Plr ner Ia ob C Kwolek I Andres I M Clrnr - I - I , . 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Green robes and sxlver tmsel transformed the Glrls Glee mto cr musical Chnstmcs tree Members of Glrls Glee can always be counted on to make an zmpressxve appearance In thls years Chrxstmas Concert they wore green robes decorated wxth sxlver tmsel Therr formatlon was that of a Chrlstmas tree They have a deep ln terest m musxc and hope to progress to more ad vanced groups Chor1sters provldes excellent experlence for both boys and g1r1s who are 1nterested m becommg members of Concert Cholr In the Chrlstmas Con cert they were costumed as last mlnute Chrxstmas shoppers and sang a four part muslcal vers1on of The Nlght Before Chrlstm s ThlS was thelr second year of orgamzatlon under Mlss H111 Busy Chnstmcs shoppers rn the Chrxstrnus Concert were the Chonsters 83 1. 7 of HJ at new xx O mif:?wr j' D0 -WV CYS C iw , 1 .v ' V Qt A ,,ff 1kH':t.zJii yfl --- ,.-1 ,-----,-, -tA-,--QTc rc -, -fe Svnssjkwd ' v 33 CONCERT BAND-Kneeling-C Metro, S Crime, M Pzlotli Patterson Row 2-F Graves, B Greaves A Mich Srdmo, ll. Rees, C, Kulow S Szrriori Not Pictured-I frlek, A lrjirrres, B Bowerso':k, Q Miiella R Kfznil T Butie Dezso, head zzrcriorette Row l-M fifzrrtzck G Stcvffrirz, C vrch, A Lucht, H l'lur.st G Teih, 3 BrL:::.le',', H Szrycrto Roidy, G Hohertz, G lTFf1lllv'll'lF.4IllfIZ?. If lixrrfwirxnkv, FJ Row 3-W Zfrrerribfr R Sf'-fibrgrrr I lvlrllf-r I Fielf-::if1r':t1,lJ Concert Band performs during football Instruments, Seats, Out! This message written on the board in the band room on a cold. snowy day brought sighs and groans from all band mem- bers. It meant that they must take their instru- ments, put on coats, hats, scarves, and mittens, and report outside for a period of rehearsing the new routine for next week's football game. Per- haps they groaned a little, but they worked hard, and Parma's marching band upheld its reputation as one of the finest in the area. After the football season, band members turned to a more serious type of music. Soloists, duets, trios, and ensembles practiced daily for the Greater Cleveland Solo and Ensemble Contest held at Parma on February 25. Here, too, their hard work was rewarding. Eighteen Parma students received ratings of one g eighteen received ratings of two . 84 For the first time this year, the Band presented two assemblies on March 1 and 8. The audience was delighted with songs ranging from 'Beguine for Band to Can-Can . Their crowning achievement was the combined Band and Orchestra Concert on April 5. Alan Boyd and Karen Patterson were only two of the excellent soloists heard in the medley, Juke Box . Concert Band is the peak in band music at PSH. However, it is not the only band. Cadet Band, which meets seventh period. and Reserve Band, which meets sixth period, provide valuable experience for those students who wish to progress to more advanced groups. These bands, too. make public appearances. Concert Band. Reserve Band. and Cadet Band are directed by Mr. Richard Davis and Mr. J. Rex Mitchell. , .., K 9 4 0 Q 1 W' 1 - Ji A sf 5 X ' I 'xl sv - ' My 3 K 3 353 x va 9 9. 'mm , Z 11? x . f Q ff I' . if Q, Q f X, 41 Q r V411 'Y W x .ll . it a 'E' af-1 5 3' A , fi Q z W Af:.:::..EM' ' Q gf: ey 4 -N 2? AN Q, 'H' 'SWE g X fl 55' fp -g'fi-?' .QQ ' . n. '- T' 1 hub. n,s'x LE s F 1 I if Fx P' f' W1 if I Orchestra appears 1n concert on Aprrl 5 ORCHESTRA Bottom Row R Kocmcr I Bdfdloukos D Mcrdelev M Stofkrr D Thompson Z Holubec M Dlck Row 2 F Bonkow kv D Mrke I Vo1c1ck1 L Carter G Fred Bonkowslry Zennre Holubec cmd Iudy Annls rehearse lor the solo and ensemble contest 86 P tterson Row 3 E Pfefler S Krrcher l Anms C Golck C Tober E O er M Adam D lr: kson T Bunevlch W r rr m Jl erm K I Qtruthe Our Orchestra at PSH can best be descrlbed by a freshman boys comm nt whrch was heard outside the band room Boy they re good' A trip past the band room on Monday Wednes day or Frrday thrrd perrod provlded the llstener wrth a taste of the fmer thmgs rn musrc Whether they were bemg drrected by Mr Davls or student Conductor Jo An Bafaloukos the members of the Orchestra drsplayed a great deal of talent and a genulne love of muslc ThlS past year they partlclpated 1n the LEL Orchestra Festlval rn February Tr1os and other ensembles took part rn the Greater Cleveland Solo and Ensemble Contest also held m February On Aprrl S the Orchestra Jomed wlth the Concert Band to present an evemng of mstrumental mu src They wlll best be remembered for presentrng selectrons from Porgy and Bess and the beau trful Moulm Rouve - I Q' V SIN, ' I A, .V , 4 Parke, l-lrorsil B, Bru lhoy lyfll K orzicek, B Stevens P Ripley, M Durcarzsky, G Fecrtherlriqham, K. lxfirnck. Row 4-I5 Guncllmq, ID Frll G Seqeflrl lrlcruntzer 7 Q ' -TL' , 7 .US , - . 0 . D ,vi Reserve Cadet Bands PIOVICIG experlence RESERVE BAND Boitom Row M A Mlller C Sch.1e e ozarth B HCITDISO cms F Ist Kcxu nerr I P1 ha I Polettu B Lorg G Brunello Row 2 Shuster D Kleger B Schubert P Koekcz M Wlth W Momzo PI Korloeky P Culver I wemeth R Hmdou kv Bmondo P Kovx E Lo href G I-Ie ke dorf R Dwble D Frxtech Row 3 B Savcrrdcf G Tre-pke D Seventh penods found the Cadet Bond buslly at work - - I - -. .',. 'H- B ,. '.ri,N.T,l.Hu,R.vl,I G Deeringer, Goodyear, I Heermerts, B Hqorvath, E KI1Iow.VRofv Mcconeghy, 'R SouIcup!, Tj Klooe, S I S7 .1 , fi? ?f-LLC' cific Soc N' us 'ln and Masquerst promote drama Stuffrng envelopes and countrng trckets arent bad Jobs when you have lots of food and com pany Thls was the opmron of Soc N Busk1n members who worked after school sendmg an nouncements and takxng care of trckets for mu srcal and dramatic presentatlons at PSH Under the 1eade1sh1p of therr adv1ser MISS Barbara Brarley, and therr presrdent, Joyce Lelby these students accomplrshed many beh1nd the scenes tasks The1r socxal events mcluded a prcmc and a Chrrstmas carolrng party SOC N' BUSKIN-Bottom Row-R. Cummings, secre- tary ond trecrsurerg I. Leiby, presidentg B. McPhetridge, vice-president. Row 2-S. Patterson B Lobinski, G Feotherwghcxm K Snyder L Weber S Bctlcxzs I Hcrl oren Row3 K Horrrngton IN Rgcn' K Bcxrnbeck D Notsoxrek K Patterson I A You rg C Wrllrs M Tcrhcrk Row4 L Frolcr S Bleckrre E Ernersor' D Weaver I Topprrg I Gdrdrnr K Loy n D Row Petrbone T Detzel A Shepherd R Smrth W Eeno K Suchcm R Zel enkcr Y Ldwot ds I Kout sky Not Prctured I Boldt C Kulow Frrst on the ladder to becomlng a member o Soc N Buskm or Thesprans IS membershlp lfl Masquers Made up of mostly sophomores and freshmen, Masquers provldes an excellent ground rn speech and dramatrcs Mrs Ross, adv1ser and Chuck provlded mterestlng and varred meetmg The Masquers gave for Soc N Buskm and m ' Soc N Buskm Valentrne each party 1 to a MASQUERS Bottom Row IN I-Ich secretary Abooktre presrdent Tober vrce presldent llcuer treasurer Row 2 crdelh Kos CI Estro 1 lc M Wrllts I Opr zddek Row 3 D Schultz Toth I Fcrbrctn I C Tu oer D Mode Ief I Bo hom K McElroy Row 4 D Luomd K Iones ol K Lyrc e re N Frrtz D Prrrz I Goh k Row 5-T Furw C To h I D ees L Konop I D ls r'ne I Whrt or A RL. k B Ge Chr' 8x kun, I. I ezso. I .5--R. ll . , . , . . . . , , . , ' - If , . . . . . 1 . . . , , - . . I 7 I . . , . . , ' . . . l - , . - 7. . n, 5 C, - K ' , ' . C. . ' - ' : P- V ' , . . -A. W . Motrkowski, L. Kcxput, A. 5 X - Zotcc . ', I. k , I. I nc , . ' ' , . f 1 .,g. L ig, C. I , . ' . Ertl 1 it rncnn, . n' , . - I 1. H :mm A. I .h, Bf 7 0 I K ls r, r ' , . '. , kd d, 5 M 'dy , r .g. .v . x ' ' I I ' ' . s ' ' ' Thespians welcome 500 at drama festival THESPIANS Bottom Row Holonen M Tcrhczk I Brown I Chompness presldent T Assad Row cr: Bo Show Po er o B Bos I S hln er Summer meetmgs and many hours of prepara t1on went mto the Thespmans major accomplish ment th1s year the Northeastern Oh1O Drama Festlval More than 300 students and teachers all day workshop sesslon October 15 J1m Brown and Jean Champness s rved as master and mlstress of ceremonres Mlss Betty Bartlett Thespxan advlser was cha1rman Other busy Thespxans mcluded Herb Schm1tt and Jlm Schmdler who entered speech tourna ments wrth dramat1c cuttings Mary Tahak Bever ly Bass and Allce Shepherd who spoke at the Founders Day Banquet and nlne s n1or Thesplans who appeared 1n the Sernor Play Thesplans lS a natlonal honor socxety for drama students In February ten new members George Petlowany Joyce Palumbo Fred Kmppenberg Jon Balley Joyce Toppmg Ela1ne Elras Dan Banks Cynth1a Fensel Zenn1e Holubec and Bar bara Sabre were chosen to carry on the trad1t1on of excellence 1n dramatlcs Herb Schmitt reheurses lus Huckleberry Fmn cuttmg 1n Speech class 1 -l , . ' , , . . ', S . Q . . S 2-A Sherfh l, A yd, B ,, , K it s xi, ss, . C ' dl . from Northeast Ohio high schools attended the , . , , , . , . , Semors combme mystery laughs and talent Can I come out now' Fourteen senlors, under the dlrectron of Mr Davld Sprttal presented the three act comedy Ramshackle Inn , on Frxday evenlng, November 20, ln the Parma Hrgh audltorrum The plot centered around Mrss Behnda Pryde a rather scatterbra1ned llbrarlan, who saved her money for twenty years to buy a hotel where she could meet mterestmg people When she frnally acqulred a strange, tumble down burldrng near th ocean, she got more than she bargalned for n cludlng whlskey smugglers, gun molls FBI agents murders, local characters and the town romance Mr Splttal was ably 8SSlSt6d by Beverly Bass and jrm Brown, student drrectors Prompters were Gall Feathermgham Carol Vogler Pat Alman and Elaxne Fxala The reallstrc stage set complete wxth leaky roof, was desrgned by Mr Bernard Specht 90 CA ST OF CHARACTERS PATTON Iames Schmdler ARBUTHNOT FRED PORTER Roger Pethbone IOYCE ROGERS Ahce Shepherd MAME PHILLIPS Mary Talrak CONSTABLE Alan Boyd BELINDA PRYDL Thelma Assad COMMODORE LUCIUS TOWSER GAIL RUSSELL ALICE FISHER DR RUSSELL BILL PHILLIPS MR TEMPLE MARY TEMPLE GILHOOLEY Iames Summerlm Karen Patterson Nancy Maurer Fred Kmppenburq Todd Detzel Iames Brown lean Champness Richard Lmdenau I l I Q A X ,- ,. ef, , V Y Q ' N . 'A ' I . . . . . I H 1, 9 ' 9 an as ' - , . . - . . e 9 1 ' ' ' s v as rv , . v 1 s ' . n to delight audience with Ramshack1e Inn SENIOR PLAY CAST-Left to Right-I. Brown, I. Chczmpness, M Tcxhcrk, D. Lirldehczu, T Detzel, I. Surnmerhri, K Patterson, A, Shepherd, A. Boyd, T. Assad, I. Schindler, F. Khipperiberg, R. Pettxborie, I-I. Maurer. As long as somebody had to be mur- dered, isn't it nice it was Mr. Temple? No. lady. She ain't dead. Speech Team sends three to nat1onal contest Debcters Elaxne Frcxla and Bev Bass prepare for the NFL tournament at Hlrcm 1G Chompne P Hu t P Noor I Kosko K M Eroy Cx src Ho ube R w Z K Po e som L Spcr z Spleth C Fensel I Palumbo S ODonnell C Tuslck E Drawlnv for extemp 9 30 all other events at 10 00' These were fam1l1ar words to members of the Speech Team They always brought a feelmg of excltement and perhaps a touch of nervousness to each boy nd glrl On January 28 at Cathedral Latln they corn peted wrth 50 other schools and won a second place trophy Barbara Sabre rece1ved a medal for rankmg frrst rn dramatlc declamatlon At the Ohlo Hlgh School Speech League Dls tr1ct Fmals on February 25 four members Alan Boyd Herb Schmltt Doug Spleth and Dana Holubec won the opportunxty to go to the state fmals at 0h1O State Unlx ersxty on March 16 17 Th1S year Parma applred for and was granted membershlp ID the Nat onal Forensxc League a n tronal honorary soc1 ty tor outstandlng speech students Only one school from Ohlo IS granted membershxp rn NFL each year In the d1str1ct NFL fmals at Hlram College on March 2 3 Beverly Bass Darla Holubec and J1m Schrndler took f1rst place rn thexr d1v1s1ons and were ellglble to compete ln the nat1onal contest 1n Oklahoma durlng the latter part of June Toppmg I Duchcrrme I Ar ru B Scrbrc Row 4 F Kr ID penberg I Mogerko A Boyd A Shepherd I Schmsllcr VN Parker I Bcnley T Detzel W Dc1v1s 92 I '6 ' . B ' 7 . 77 ' ' 7 Y x D I . . , . 7 1 . Y 7 , , .I . - l X V . . i . , a . .S . . - 7 Q 5 . SPEECH TEAM-Bottom Row-I Brown, president M Tol- Elms. Row 3-H. Schmitt, E. Fiolcr, B. Show, D Banks, I. ' lC,I -sas, . rt, 1, ' , . C l , ' , ' , . x Qs, . N - X' - l C.o -. ttrr,. t,lD ,. .,. ,. I ,. f., Photo by Jerri Bontempo IUNIOR PLAY CAST Bottom Row H Schrritt B Sabre L Fowler G Petlouany K Sryder D Banks Row 2 tudinkcr D Korosy M Kina D Boppel L Spatz Row 3 E Staten R Ztlcrkc F o on kv Boft Buckley and Kay didnt want a 'big wedding just a simple affair with a few friends. The growth of this simple affair into the biggest wedding of the year with caterers professional florists, and furniture movers was the theme of this years Junior play Father of the Bride . The play was presented in the PSH auditorium on April 13 and was directed by Mr. David Spittal. CAST OF CHARACTERS BEN BANKS KAY BANKS BUCKLEY DUNSTAN MR. BANKS MRS BANKS TOMMY BANKS PEGGY SWIFT DELILAH MISS BELLAMY MRS. MASSOULA MRS. PULITZKI PETE OE BUZZ TIM Dan Banks Kathy Snyder George Petlowany Leo Fowler Barbara Sabre Herb Schmitt Linda Spatz Diane Boppel Maybelle King Diane Korosy Shirley Studinka lack Boldt Fred Bonkowsky Ralph Zelenka Ed Staten 93 Iuniors present Father of the Bride ss ' ,r jr'y-' W- ',.YQjiBf1k'f,yi' iii- I I A if is 121' .ei wfffazf, , ,M ::::. 5 . . 6 w. fy 'Q GQ ..- .E 1Ef2 g:,::2g:g:-.2-., , . ., . 1 'L , National Honor Society holds two inductions HONOR SOCIETY - Bottom Row-I Brown, L. Kothera, social chairman, I. Champ- ness, treasurer, B. Bass president, M. Kramer, vice- president, K. Patterson, sec- retary, T. Assad, program chairman. Row 2-M. Morg- an, L. Findora, C. l-licks, I Latimer, N, l-lollenbeck, N Thomas, L. Williams, I Walerius, P. Noon, M Taliak, M. Tecco, I. Cava- naugh, L. Maddy. Row 3- B Chromek, I. Christopher B. Simpson, W. Rung, D. Scott, I. Cook, D. Wollenzin, K. Benninger, L Benninger, C. Ols, I. Demshar, I. Kauf- man. Row 4-Ft. Phillips, L Krulik, N. Miller, I. DeCamp, E. Fiala, D. Murzyn, S Kircher, I. Hausser, N. Mig- chelbrink, P. Malaia, E. f EmerSOr1,R- SZClbO,l4AT1Y1iS, 5-W. Parker, N Triznadel, l-lolubec, M. Kole, B. Flem- D. Beichle, I, Schovanek, L V. Chandler, B. Yontez. Row M. May, A. Shepherd, Z ing, A Boyd, B. Schultz,, Yax, B. Varga, You are cordially invited to become a member of National Honor Society. Such an invitation was presented to 37 seniors who were inducted in December and to 27 juniors in March. Scholar- ship, character, leadership, and service, the ideals of Honor Society, were personified by outstanding members at each impressive candle-light induction ceremony. The members and their adviser, Mrs. Naomi Snyder, compiled the scholastic rolls after each marking period. Their social calendar in- cluded a weiner roast, Christmas caroling followed by a party, and the annual picnic in May. The junior members, who are not pictured, are: Nick Arena, Kathleen Bambeck, Mary Lou Bar- niak, Fred Bonkowsky, Eugene Cozzarin, joseph Crimaldi, Roberta Cummings, Alice Czaplicki, Marlene Davis, Carol Freiwald, Shirley Gall, Neil Holden, Carol Hromyak, June Joplin, Kerry Kleck- ner, Jim Koutsky, Wade Leonard, Sally Masch, Gwendolyn Miller, Elaine Oser, Frank Ottobre. julie Pellettiere, Nancy Pilot, Kenneth Suchan, Linda Spatz, Joseph Vojir, and Linda Weber. Thelma Assad speaks on Service at Honor Society induction in December. Student City Cabinet aims for better PSH 'tYour new Student City Manager is jean Tomasellof' As Jerry Brandt spoke these words, a girl stepped into the school's highest office for the first time. Jean selected her cabinet in june. and they were ready for work this fall. She started two new school events. At Christ- mas an interclass decorating contest inspired more thoughtful decorations in the halls, and a plaque was given to the winning Freshman Class. In May the first all-school dance was held. jean's many duties included presiding at meet- ings-Student Council, Student Council Executive Board, Student City Cabinet-and, of course. an- nouncing at assemblies. Jean Tomasellds Cabinet cooperated with the Student Council to produce a well-run school. Election work was done by Rita Szabo and Judi Allen, who also stamped the school seal on tickets. Larry Yax and Joyce Topping arranged each week's assembly. During inclement weather Lynne Kothera and Bob Jarus planned games and dancing in the recreation room. Bill Haddad and Carol Vogler arranged for the attractive posters for all athletic contests. Pat Donahue and Diane Magyar saw that the halls were quiet and clean. Ticket sales for Stu- dent Council activities were supervised by Danny Banks and Linda Miller. The relation between our school and its neighbors was kept cordial by Jim Schindler and Dave DelPaggio. Thelma Assad and Mike Lupnacca procured chartered buses for away games. Alan Boyd saw that Student Coun- cil meetings were conducted with proper parlia- mentary procedure. STUDENT CITY CABINET-Bottom Row-L. Kothero, Director of Recreotionp T. Asscrd, Director ot Trcinsporto- tiong L. Yox, Director of Assernbliesg R Szabo, Director of Serviceg l. Torncisello, Student City Mcrncigerg D Banks, Director of Fincincesg P. Donohue, Director of Sofetyg B. Hoddcrd, Director ot Publicityg I. Schindler, Director ol Public Relations Row 2-B. lcfrus. M. Lupnoccz' l. Topping. I. Allen, A. Boyd, Porliornorttorion, L. Miller, D. Mcigycr, C. Vogler, D. Del Poggio. Student Counc11 1S host to LEL Conference STUDENT COUNCIL Bot tom Row S Tho npsor secretary I Wh1te v e presmdertt I Tornasello p esxdert B Shaw t eas urer IN Arona sergeart at arms Row 2 I Amcrto S Studlnka B Flemrng l a orerr B Nolan Talrak B Thels V Attrno to Row 3 B Seaburn D Andrews I Palumbo C Gray N Iones B Bauer C Toth N Prlot Row 4-B Plumer I Dezso G Mlller K Benmnger l.. Benrmger I lrvrre lv' Bockmrller C Kulcsar C Ahoolclre Row 5-W Zaremba D Mates B Dakdduk A Shepherd B Bass I Brownlng F Bora koweky W Steffen Students volced the1r op1n1ons at the Student Councxl meetmgs on Thursdays Gulded by Mr Ray Needham, the councxl sponsored dances, the magazme sale, varlety show, charity drlves bought awards for outstanding students and was host to the LEL Student Councll Conference The Student Arbrtratxon Board revlewed 1n fI'8CtlOI'lS of the school rules by students It was the prlvllege of any teacher to send a student be tore the Board and the rlght of the student to appeal the case The Board trmed to understand each problem and recommend a just punlshment Student Arbxtratxon Board members Rxta Szabo Beverly Bass Ixm White Mary Tahak Barbara Nolan a n d Ahce Shepherd presxde at mock tnal The character oi the de lendant Bob Dakdduk rs above reproach Q7 I I x ice H1 . fum' E, l' I x . L , . Y Teen groups send f1'19I1dSh1p scrapbooks IUNIOR SENIOR Y TEEN CABINET Bottom Row B Boss progrcxrn chcnrrrorr A word se retdry Iv' Tdhcrk preslderl A Shephe d v1ce pres1dent L Kothe CI I edsu er Row2 S Tho p sor P dvds Lato Chczmpness I Wdlerlus L Webe Row 3 P Pucsok C Howlyck K Relrel E Geer T Assad M lv'orQc1r How4 MUbdrMK1q urer Iv' er Weaver P Almdr yu .WN ff A, 41544 411 ,614 cv fZ1A.c-1,41 uaffbvjvf junlor Senxor Y Teens met every other Wednes day and the cab1net on alternate Wednesdays Thelr blg soclal event was the Chrlstmas formal at Lake Shore Country Club For servxce mem fzc wc My-41 ewelfyffo. 1,4.2f D fpzffyff QZ641 Maj YQ. ZJJ bers gave a party for the old folks at Nelsons Rest Home and marched for P0110 The Farewell D1nner honored semors and their advlsers Mrs Beatrlce Rooks and Mrs Elxzabeth Duke Mary Tczlnak crowns Queen Roberta Langford and TYP1CCIl Colleqe Wear 15 Shown 10 Y TGGHS Kmg Ed Kagles at the Y Teen formal by college representahves 98 I I WT B'-Y f- VA . ,L A I A s -F f N M? ' 'G 'Q111' WMD. , . C .IV . I ,-41 x If B11 A ' fuk' v AJ' 1 1' , . 4 Y 1 . .if 5, u' 1 A v , , ' V151 QA, ' I' 1 ' A1 ' jxw' V'-' f ,V ' ,fy ' V Y' ' flvw CW' ' Y AA' U 45, Nu ,df jf. ,V-gf. ,,' . Tl 1 ' 4 24- ,f X I ff lc! I 1 X 'V f I , If E KL ,JZAIX7 I 1 3 YVX4 a , 7 - , ,,,., C I . cy C . n . - - , overseas, help Mothers' March on Polio The Sophette Y Teens gurded by Mrs Marjorle Crossley caroled at Berea Chrldrens Home and sent a Frrendshlp Scrapbook to Chlle Each glfl gave a penny for each 1nch of her waxstlme to a1d a blmd YTeen For fun they had a leap year dance Under Pans Skles Iohn Ianus. Barbara Nolan. Mrs Schwartz Mr Germane Pat Hemel and Ixm Schmdler dlscuss ehquetie ct a YTeen -1 meehnq As thelr advlser Mlss Helen Jones stated the Freshman Y Teens spent thelr first semester or gamzmg a club Thxs fall they elected offlcers who arranged a style show and semr formal dance For servlce they Jomed the other Y Teens m sendmg a Frrendshlp Scrapbook overseas SOPHETTE YTEEN CABINET Bottom Row L Mrller FROSH YTEEN CABINET Bottom Row M Ge-lo sec treasurer M Hurst Presmdent G Va Lmge wce presr retarx I Ertnnonrt tredsd er B Iurcc presrdent K t Her D ecre dry w 2 nt R Qm Ho rn Vl ep esrde-rt Row 2 E Icrck nan S Wacrq fl k I Yoarfq N 1 ph e ee 1 co o 99 - v . ' . . . . , . , 4 M l . . ,, . . - den., CI Llp., sy t do E Shi V, ithj llc , TC - .' .V .. A- I- :I , A ll , K l. jf ui ' , l-lfil rl, I K1 f FQ r, I H . .rr .dns S lc lcwski Language clubs have traditional parties Strange sounds of Guten Tag Bon Jour , and Hola sparked the language Clubs annual p1cn1c at Metropolltan Park The members played base ball and roasted wreners Mlss Olga Hofmann and the Spanlsh Club Offl cers saw that the members had fun whlle becommg acquamted wlth Spamsh speaklng countrles and the1r customs M1ss Bralley showed pxctures of 100 FRENCH CLUB Bottom Row B G1ndroz M Dunman secretary D Bastock VICE pres1dent C Galek pres1dent M Barmak treasurer C Abookrre program chan man Row 2 D Mas anek D Wllson A Pedl 1 D Rosenberger S Habeeb S Kxrcher D 91 her C Etela Flady P Noon C We1s2 SPANISH CLUB Bottom Row B Sm1th secreta ry L Mxtchell v1ce pres: dent D Beran presl dent C Alrhart treasur er Row 2 L Konopka I Gerb L PIIGWSKI L Gawron I Walenus I Claus E Kopt E Ander son K Neforos Row 3- N Stalnaker R Sokol H S atz D Hyber M Grunau L Bermer K Apel Row4 I Sustana K Barbour P Alman I Uhrln B Glau I Fend ler A Klose D Banks D Staley Row 5-T Detzel B Lane T Ko rosy D Zarbock A Ku bala S Maseh D Barn h1ll E Emerson C Paul her trlp to Mexxco and at a party members broke a p1nata and sang Spanxsh Chrlstmas carols Le Cercle Francals pursued thelr lnterest ln French wrth Mxss Helen Campbell For the sec ond year they sold Krlspy Krunch The top sales 'nen Charles Abooklre and Adrlenne Podxnx were gwen the newly adopted club pms n', . , , S 't , . , C. J t , '- Yody, K. Bambeck, L. p . . - , A sa sy as - yy ' ' 7 7 if 7, 3 ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 2 1 I C W A-Bottom Row-M. Morgan, vice-presiclentg K, Suchcrn, presicleritg D Murzyn, secretory and treasurer Simpson, S Kircher ICWA learns of foreign Christmas customs w 2-Fl Kotolik, F Mehnlik, B Will Eisenhower run again-or won't he? This problem and others were discussed by the Junior Council on World Affairs. At their Decem- ber meeting they discussed Christmas customs. Miss Della Fern Smith, their adviser, and the seven members participated in the annual model UN Assembly. At a meeting with the Spanish Club they saw slides from Mexico. Yum die pizza ist gut! was the cry of the German Club members as they ate and danced at their February Pizza Party. Another highlight of the year was the language clubs' picnic. The club met every other Thursday with their adviser. Mr. Francis Germane. Their officers, Dave Reichle. Fred Bonkowsky, jim Brown. and Zenovia Tarczanyn, were elected last fall. 6 wi GERMAN Row--F, Bonkowsky, trees' Z Tcrrczornyn, secretary, CLUB - Bottom urerg D. Re-zchle, presidentg I Browr vice-president. How 2 Sandy, L Hear, K. Scheme D. lornke, L. Bowen. rierly, G Sellers Row 3 . HOllIT1O!i, I LUCQ5 E Gcrt:r.ar1,l Irvine I. Pdlur ll Holubc-3, E Hagen Row 4- H Te-csley, K Beton. B V12- chdl Pellcxrn, L Yox, lvl. Wil- son G Ferhelius I. Koulsky. Row 5-C Koch B Gallovsrtz l. Huf D Durisky, I. Rox: Lore .sh P Westbrook. FTA and FNC plan careers of SGIVICG FNC Bottom Row C l-llcks program chaxrman C Albert VICG presrdent M Morgan presrdent M Kramer secretary and treasurer Row 2 P Sum mers I Granmg D Mesker V Centorb1 L Kaput M Acocella M Gelo B Long Row 3 D Korosy D l-lelne man D Luoma M Barmak Smrth Kohut hleva I Becker Row 4 W Benz C Popelka H Kolesar M Polman I Top plng I Berg E PCIICIC A Bryan Wrll I enjoy a teachmg career? What grade do I want to teach? These are a few quest1ons that are answered for the Future Teachers of Amer1ca Th1s local chapter advrsed by Mlss Jenny L1nd GIVBHS rs aff1l1ated wlth other dls trlct, state, and natxonal chapters An actrve member must grve ten hours servxce a month to the school church or commun1ty 102 FTA Bottom Row C Ga lek treasurer N Zmemers ter program charrman I Anna presldent C W1ll1 secretary D Boppel v1ce presldent Row 2 D Mas anek M Stofka B Nolan S Balazs I Claus S Gall P Noon M Tal1ak Row3 C Rady I Whrte I Kaul man B Augustme L Wll hams K Apel R Szucs I Bafaloukos Row 4 I l-lausser M Dlck P Alman F Emerson I Uhr1n E Oser R Cumm1ngs P Pouch Row 5--I Klraly M May N Mlgchelbrmk N Bell1 M Zebrak B Alman Krng S Bleckrle Klrcher Three tlmes the Future Teachers recelved teach mg assrgnments m grades of thelr cholce Before each of these teachmg experrences they spent a half day observmg the class After thelr thlrd teachmg expenence all the student teachers and the teachers under whom they had taught met for dmner and dlscussed the1r experlences I . '- .- ' '. Q , 1 I 1 3,1 by . . - 1 t N f , , 7 . J, tl x 1 ,t . - , A . , , , . ' ' , . , . . A gig 1 , , . - ,I f - f - Af G. , B. ,S. ' A N! 1 - - 1- 1 ' ' '. ' ' uf i sl 4 I - V ' I ' C 1 P3 ' 4 ,, . ' I ' if ' 1 1-, - I - S, i N Y ,. .1-. 5 - I . A Q xv . ' I , 4 A- +V ,rr Q if , . , , , at -C at V I I f I - I I 4 so H, -f ' 1 - , ' g 1 ' ' A . ' ' , ' .. , . -, , , - , - , - , - jf- A M, ' , , ' , S, at ' ' ' 19 sc ' ' - va ' , . . . . . - - - 7 . , . . . , - - - ' - 7 . . , . , , . . Clinic aids remedy student aches and pains Diane Heineman tests Mary Morgan s eyes with vision screening machine donated to the school by the Parma Lions Club Directed by Miss Hazel Millisor the Future Nurses Club prepared clothes for a needy family made scrapbooks for Deaconess Hospital saw a Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing To finance these projects the group sold cookies during the lunch periods The club pins given to girls after ten hours of CLINIC AIDS-Bottom Row -C. Albert, I. Riley, I. Hli- vok, C. Hicks, M. Bcxrnicik, M. Morgan, D. Heinemcn, Row 2-N. Migchelbrink, C. Donnelly, I. Vcijriur, C. Rcrdziszewski, D. Murzyri, I. Topping, M. Dick, C. Ger- ber, C. l-lolonen. voluntary service were presented to deserving girls in a ceremony which their mothers attended Many girls performed their service by working learned to administer first aid for minor injuries and ills They learned even more from actual ex perience in the clinic taking care of fainting head aches cuts bruises measles and mumps 103 film on tuberculosis, and heard a speaker from one period 3 day in the Clinic, Last Spring they Orgamzed for a soc1al purpose the Home Econ The new sclence club, E MC , was organized Home Ec: Club and E: MC2 pursue interests omxcs Club held an tce skatlng party and a Chrlst mas party plus a gtft exchange They also made cookmes and sold them m the cafeterla Mrs Betty Neely and Mrs Helen Florshelm the advlsers arranged to have the gtrls sew for the Red Cross E MC Bottow Row E Czaphrkt C Wc tsz R Srh kel A C7aphrk1 C Toth lm stoner r lar 6 aqr et L ll BILJII lo R Lctrtdvdy cqetteral A O I Varga Row 2 Mr Max well L Sturbaun L S hue le cornrmsstorer at large S ta E Sturbaum Ho' ta D Boza th I ex R Zader D Murz Dhfst al len C COl'lll'TllN toner R Kaul Row 3 'l' Goellrer I Gml T Wtatrak A Klo e R Iohhso D Wtl btologf otvrtsstone I Wtlharrs B lVlcFadde F Graves B Dlrk Row 4 ZX Loes her R Kotahk H F Of I N F1 'ehahk T ara T Do mol Ko II Col 104 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Bottom Row I Sehuster ecretary C Schwartz V1C9pI'eS1del'1l C l-le1pp pres1clent D Ianke treas urer Row 2 K Baker He drtcks S Woernley Me-dvec V Centorbl Neforos B I-lay Row 3 Grunau B Germger Mah ke S Hdlenbrand lvl er I Becker M Ryan Row 4 S Slndelar Salerno C Zamtska C Metro I Gardlnr M Streak I Gmhgrartde I Todaro C Mlesowtcz by Mr John Maxwell to g1Ve students mterested m sclence an opportumty to satlsfy thelr curxoslty Instead of the usual offtcers commxssloners mod eled after the Atomxc Energy Commtsston repre sented the dtfferent flelds of SCIENCE fi 5 . 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'I D 'VH'- fr, F lf.. , , Furlr., I B rt t, C ah . f 5' Canteen, Girls' Board add spice to three R's CANTEEN COMMITTEE Bottom Row L Kothera treasurer N Arena vrce prestdert F Kmppenberg D es1dert I Anr1s se re tor I Ktroly Row 2 M Iwo cr R Lcr glord I Bo empo D M1 ox Kcrurtz W Steffen C Ku low K Potter on T A nd Supervlsed recreatlon on Saturday mghts Was the goal of Canteen Commlttees presldent Fred Kmppenberg and advxser Mr Ernest Southwlck The commlttee planned hobo mghts dress up mghts and guest mghts and engaged dlsc Jockeys Joe Fman and Tommy Edwards to spm records Personallty Week sponsored by Glrls Board was rhmaxed by the announcement of Mr and Mlss PSH ln thelr annual assembly Under the dlrec tlon of Mlss Angela Imburg1a the group sent get well cards to gnrls who were 1ll durmg the school xear and also gave a tea for mcomxng freshmen ni GIRLS BOARD Bottom Row I e se retcrrv ci res cert I let rere treasurer Row Z C l-Glove lvl Kramer G VC: Llrce I Tcrndsello A 2 C Kuo Row D Vlerwe Q D ers You 105 AY yy ,A V' A . Y I I - . ' g , n , H- t , 'h 'k, D. y I , . I . I I . l ' fu 6 :si I Vi? ' .- r I -, A11 fi Q 4, 1 Derxshcr prestderitg M. Ur- ? b rr vice-p .g . Pel- 1 ' I 4 I ' .nf I . n, . , - I I F. .V , . . , Kc cl, l w 3- V I Paluzxllc ,r ' r, M S Rucyk C Kulsccrr Ar' dr I no I t Pages qam extra expenence 1n Off1C9 work Mr Glbson would l1ke to see you The glrl who calmly Sald that was undoubtedly an offlce page These busy glrls were Wllllflg to gxve up a study hall every day to he w1th the routme off1ce work ghey dld st HCI and other typmg fllmg J' gh Q2 V 3' OFFICE PAGES Bottom Row M Tecco S Bolozs I Dugor L Purdy D Pro lcop C Hu ter M Dumnon lv' Lersso K McElroy E T o s Row 2 C Fersel B Auousure I Palumbo I A er B Bauer I Io s1c ow Ap Thomas Row 3 L Chlevcf K Bauer I DeCc1mp A Osuvold lo ko E Oser Zeb dk Do ko l Row 4 D Lucd Sodol M Ruxdxk D Tl drew C RCIdZ1 Zow kl R S7obo IN F1rcz B Nooalc L S hueler staplmg and called students from class for the elght grade Counselors and Mr Bassett Each day senlors Mlrlam Tecco and Rlta Szabo worked three hours for Mr Glbson makmg up the attendanc and cut llsts seas' kk.. ICE PAGES Standmg obcrto Poculo Delores Lu oruo Mc1r1lyr1 Durconsky Iocmrue Berg D1cme Heme mon Kathleen Bormloe lc Seated P ulette No k Carrol Le'rpPer vw 106 I I I I ll 'I Al ,I kf D Rlsh, ,K. el, N. M yif15mCd,1i It 5 Q .EAT J . 7 J99 , X- ef X- Chfxl Cy a A' lk , J ,xg V 1. . YZ . if NJ-f F ' P DJ D7 X7 . jf me 5- 3 o C' . of 4 is - - I ,W 'i V'. . ! N x I Y C , if - o ll C , AVA groups operate projectors, PA system ENGINEERS Bot om Row pleth l Vu ro Mo or W Lcor rd ow IF ow Se Cozzcrxr C Frcdello Radlo engmeers .1 group organxzed under Mr Cowgllls d1rect1on thrs year were on duty durmg the Mormng Show These boys learned to use the tape recorder and other types of broadcastmg equlpment A crew of four took care of the mlcro phone for assemblres dances and athletlc events The Projectlomsts who helped teachers use v1s ual alds ln the classrooms showed about a hundred fllms a week Yvonne DSVIS Laurabeth Uh1nck Joan Graham and Deorma Andrews shared the clerlcal dutles of the group Mr Lewls Cowglll PSH Aud1oV1sual Co ordmator supervlsed thxs program AVA Bottom How euclr Y Ddvr D An hcxrr U S hremo Row 2 'IJ produ I O dger D Kwolck A Slcbort l-lelkel D Hops er err A oe Klyrr Row Re-1 hl T De zel D Brov D Sul E to e D Pos pe T oo 107 D S ' , - 'lil 411119, D- . lri , . . .cz Q R 2-l. l.' .cl , I llers, E ' . 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Senlor Patrol collects on Heart Sunday Anyone attendmg a school sponsored event mxght have recerved frlendly dlrectrons from Sen lor Patrol members who also guarded at commu mty events and collected money for the Heart Fund The organrzatron met at the Parma Polrce Statxon where they recelved mstructlon m pollce SENIOR PATROL Bottom Row D Hunsrcker lst sgt C Mllola Capt E Smxth Chlel R Slavrk 3rd sgt and secretary R Sendrey lt T Demko Znd sgt Patrolman Robert B Beyer Parma Polrce Department: Patrol Advlser Row 2 W NlCklGS T Ponlon R Hlucky A Montaglno K Lasky A Amato W Konstant Row 3 R Ph11l1ps B Soulcop P Geletka R Shaft E Hoge H n P Canep Schoch methods Under the dxrectlon of Patrolman Bob Beyer juvemle Offlcer of the Parma Polrce De partment they lard the ground work for the for matron of a Rrfle Club next year At the end of the year the members who had earned promotions and awards recexved them at a speclal meetmg 0 108 HA L Botto Sny Tot I o cfhue Safety ac er Row agyar sst Safety Dlrector E Hagen R Pacula I Allen F Demp sey I Bonham Row 3 M Krng C Faxth C Slepko B Roub I Sm1th L Kono pka QI I Q - I. u I. 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A .J er, h, , u, , 'germ h- Hall Guards recelve Recoqmtlon Day awards May I see your hall pass please9 Thls phrase was repeated to any student who walked through the halls durrng class perrods Prospectrve hall guards who applled last sprlng were chosen durlng the summer by Pat Donahue and Dlane Magyar Dxrettors of Safety and MISS Elrzabeth Hawkrns therr advlser After the flrst week of school hall guards were posted at mne places throughout the blllldlng to check hall passes and to keep the halls orderly and Clean Those who wrshed to guarded at College Nlght and the Art Show It was the duty of the captalns who met every other Tuesday to check hall guard attendance and obtam substltutes 1f a hall guard were absent On Recognltron Day the captams drstrrbuted serv rce awards tn thelr hall guards HALL GUARDS Bottom Row B Gerrnger C Hen drrcks I Kasper I Burke D Keenan N Arabran B Carney Row 2 E Genter G Kaczmarskl I G1an grande M Hock T Kramer I Holtmann L Hoch Row3 C Ahookrre C Bralore V Elle-tt B Alman I Drees K George R Doolmq HALL GUARDS Bottom Row I Todaro A Pedrnr Medvec I Manerr Bubrn B Long I Llnx Row L Sandy H Iones Parker M ukachko D Steuhr R Szucs I PODOVIC Row 3-I Mowchan S An dersor K Margargee I Paul S Masch M Lemrre E Weber Row 4-P Zret low FI Smxth C Popelka F Marcznko S Sample M Rowe K Laykun I Uhrrr 109 I -- I.V' gif 2-f' ',L, I I I I Movie Crew, Shop Foremen donate services MOVIE CREW Bottom Row CIS I lllfl UQ Krrurmun ron rrcr Oc booth mdrdqe drlzs h 1 c rr rx fzqe Boldossc Tl hou r IIGVCIQQF R w 2 I UI lf Gep CI t Kluh D FI Pdrker C Ol C C Tober E ro , W3 R S hu k K K e o Q A S err VI ,I V1 o qler I 1 1 e florlcr Parma Hlghs movle theatre supervlsed by the Movxe Crew under the dxrectlon of Mr Chester GlbSOD operated durxng lunch perlods Each per 10d a house manager was responsxble for the smooth runmng of the movle In May the crew was treated to a banquet and a full length movle 110 Twenty nme boys were tralned ln shop fore manshlp by Mr J H Detrlck Besides checklng and cleamng tools and machmery they vlslted Ford and General Motors to observe a modern factory On May 24 boys havlng an A or B average recelved a Foremanshlp Achmevement Pm SHOP FOREMEN Bottom Row A Iurk1ew17 hcnr tcm Mr Dctrl k odvrser B Vlfctherbcc e retdry oral treasurer Row 2 D Burke R R rvmt B Rdvmond B rw B XIUTQCI B Wexn T Jr o Row Q Iv 1 G Grill C Mllot W 4 'll L. e F f r -B B ss, hour- :z ery .,t.:::-pM K l , 1 rg S Bl ,, ous. mr: Arg C 0 - :xr w. h F, C 1 , I Hmrzfrnrrrp, VV I l:iKZwG!Cr, K ll: l Ro - ':. r. , l ck- rwr, C Frnlrllfz, h ,- llerl lt Gr yzfrxiff, I, lr RQ W LQ r1r1rfl,C. Vo' , Rrwflrr, I lin- I ' ' ' CC 77 if 79 ,I Gl.ltf,. A ,,, Corw. 1, , , Q A- le, ., Teak 3 - E bchwczrtz P. Srfririiq, D 'l . jik S 'l',a.1:se:f, - upolli, P Arora, C ' c Ro - Sch 'ste-r, K. Mucho, D W riqer, D. g.bQY'!.'i lT, I K1::ko,D. Pliplile F If 'lll'Tl-ffl. fifth 7' -o I D 1 1 vv lj ' J A by L A -ff' V ' - 5 xl' ' 1 1 A V of D ' Q R -J, ' 1 , . , it Cdl! X- lf! 'fb ,fu JI-Iil 'Spot wins first-class rating in NSPA ll' M yr try fv w ' L r x Every other Frlday Parma students burled thelr noses m the H1 Spot as soon as lssues appeared ln homerooms Donna Lucas advrsed by Mr J m Justlce had two staffs workxrm under her to put out a paper thxs frequently They 1ssued speclal Chrlstmas and patrxotlc ed1t1ons to whlch students HI SPOT Seated Brertda y Feature Edltor o a Lucas Ed1tor1n ludy Deszo Edttonal c Standmg Marlene Dax s Edttorlal Editor ludy Hou ser Frontpage Edl1OI' Dla e Koro y Front purge Fdttor were mvlted to contrlbute storles and poems Thus year the H1 Spot earned first class ratmg m the Natxonal SCh01aSt1C Press Assoc1at1on New thls year was a spec1al staff headed by Mr Wendall Baumgartner and John Axhne who handled H1 Spot finances HI SPOT Seated Kare Hoge typ st Catherme l-la eller Standing D Nasa e oe C 1 1 Ferar or Q xc ured Cr cl IJ Maui at X 111 I yt, Palma Or, , A' 5 D in , ' -' - chief ' , ' ' Edit r. ' - ' , l I i . . . . - Y ristont typ-istyg Virginia Spori Y ' - onna . 7 rp k,l rrgcld' Dori ,I . Sp ff: Eittor. Nt pt - 1: Hrorrxjmli Pill rryflflafl V f 5 1 at ' F s . ',:'l.f s ' . If Combined efforts oi editorial and business J' Bob Fleming. Assistant Photography Editor: Lynda W i l l i cr m s, Editor-in-Chief: Lynne Kothera. Photography Editor, confer about cx proposed division page. Be sure the file is locked and the lights are out. Thus ended many a busy day spent in pre- paring this Spectrum. Work started last May when Lynda Williams was chosen editor of the book. After attending a yearbook clinic at Ohio University in June, she discussed ideas for the book with her newly chosen staff. The staff then incorporated many of them into the dummy . In the fall photographers from Higbees visited PSH to begin the tedious task of snapping group pic- tures. while seniors queued up at Chesshire Studio for their portraits. Miss Emily Wilson, the adviser, warned the staff that after Christmas they would work harder than they ever had-and they did. Deadlines were set up for copy, idents, headlines, and cutlines. and the days literally flew by as the staff hastened to meet these deadlines. Soon the date the book was to go to the printers drew near-March 15. In a final spurt of indus- try all the loose ends were gathered up, the hard- working typists finished the mountains of typing, the index was compiled, and the book was off to the printer. But we were not done yet. The proofs had to be read, corrected, and pasted on the dummy , At last, however. the book went to the printer and binder, was returned, and here is your 1956 SPECTRUM. Iudy I-Iausser, Faculty Editor: lean Champness, Arts Editor: Finishing touches put on yearbook by: Iulie DeCamp, Art Edt Gretchen Schwartz, Senior Editor: Bob Schmidt. Sports Editor lor: MUTY MOI'-JCIDI Club Edil0l'2 led!! Cook. ASSiSlUDi SPONS Ed work on '56 Spectrum. 1 12 itor: Carol Vogler. Student Life Editor. lQ staffs strive for first-rate '56 SPECTRUM While the editorial staff worked in the library instruction room, Mrs. Mabel Lewis and the busi- ness staff worked to sell ads, friendship pictures. and Spectrums and then balance the books. Juniors began working with the editorial staff in the fall. Ken Suchan, Shirley Gall. and Nancy Pilot planned the underclass section. Later Dor- othy Weaver and Jim Koutsky joined the staff in writing articles and headlines and checking names for the Student Picture Index. a new feature of the 1956 SPECTRUM. BUSINESS STAFF-Wfiyiie Froiiiupl Bookkeeper for Ail- vcrtising Stoll, David Reichle, Advertising lJlGHGQCF, Iiizi l?row:i,Busiric:'s Mcirzoder, Allfirz Bcjffi Sciles Mdrzfioer SPECTRUM TYPISTS-lloipiifi Colby lrerf- Pul-cash Leorci ALTIMEVJ, Carol Kulow Gfiil Zele: ko lixiie Kiffiflli i' G. Schwartz. K. Suchan. D. Weaver, I. Kafcsak. M Kramer C Voqler work late to meet cz deadline -J K IE QQ 2? QP gi: X , M l 2 XV gn, Y! 1,4 5- X. ll ,Y 5 iL ', -AA' 31.4 ,Ly 2 2 E 3, 'r 31 11 , 29 , ,KS Q, 'LA Q. ., Q I Q Q 32 A ,.,s:, 3,7 925 Ei E 32, M 3' Y Cheerleaders boost sp1r1t Wllh enthuslasm Team Rah' Team Rah' Rah Rah Team' Thrs was the popular cheer heard durmg an excltlng football game The varslty and junlor varslty cheerleaders dressed 1n therr red and gray outfrts led the crowds rn many new cheers as well as the old standbys l1ke rma Cla and Redmen Chant New favorltes were Be Calm and Go Frght W1n A new system was started th1s year where each varslty cheerleader had a llttle s1ster on the JV squad The 11ttle s1ster acted as a substrtute when her blg s1ster was absent Mrs Lols Bowen acted as adv1ser WM J W W MMM mfifll VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Benmrger L Be-nmnger I Dem shdr I Tomo ello I WGl9TlU5 M TGl1CIlC W ,MW ny IV CHEERLEADERS I S h u tt D Weaver R Langford ll Gu lr Pelle ler L cz v ro X V V f I IW - 0 ' I ff I M I 1 KL UU , dl W W I , A - K. i . All . s.f'Y'q, . U I YM 41 , I rr 1 Vx '. fl!! If An Q A. G SI .JJN 0 JJ' yy, Wt! lx. ,K RA XJ 'tq NAL UI Ak 'J x sy? 54 I VII fsf X I ttf' 'Sly' X-.gl I L xl 5, -F? I .1 Q v L 0 fy 5 ' P XXI 'X 5 ' -' 115 D . KX 3 X Cx' Qi 2 . gf is Slfliq pirited Redmelgbebomfe LEL power by I ' lisa sf U -.P f L4 fiaf-PZ' Q tif, ' .011 , 4,11 fx yard VARSITY FOOTBALL-Bottom Row-I. Schovanek, man- ager, D. Ivlihovk, I. Tutie, D. Dunycm, B. Schmidt, B. Szijdrfo, D. Polski, B. Musick. Row 2-Mr. Fricker, bcrck- field cocrchg Mr. Brugge, hecxd cocrchg B. King, R. Tciverna, The powerful, well-organized Parma Redmen proved to be a big threat in the Lake Erie League football competition. Under the able coaching of Mr. Bob Brugge, head coach, Mr. Jim Fritzsche, line coach, and Mr. Bob Fricker, backfield coach, the Redmen ended the season with an overall record of 4 wins and 5 losses. RHODES-Parma opened the football season on September 16 with their arch rival, the Rhodes Rams. The Redmen played hard and outgained their opponents but lost 6 to 0. Because of his per- formance as guard and linebacker, Milt Altznauer made the All-Scholastic News Dream Team. AKRON HOWER-Playing in a rainstorm, Parma whipped Akron Hower 20 to 6. Despite slippery footing Parma used their ground power plays, and Al Chonko plunged through the line repeatedly. ST. EDWARDS-A striking Parma offense began to click in the second half as Bob jarus completed thirteen out of fifteen passes. jim Tutie also starred as the receiving end. St. Edwards, who won 27 to 13, was considered the Redmen's toughest opponent all year. HEIGHTS-In their first LEL game the Red- men lost a heartbreaker, 20 to 19. Bob Jarus gained over 100 years by running and was named for the All-Scholastic Press Star Team. 116 L. Tucky, I. Kofi, T. Sufycxk, M. Schneider, R. Sperli. Row 3-D. Stebner, D. Ndtt, E. Francis, I. Miller, A. Chonko, R. Courey, G. Mules, B. Idrus . EUCLID-Parma romped 20 to 0 for their first LEL victory over Euclid. The Redmen played their best defensive game, and Jarus again led the offensive attack. SHAW-Parma dominated the entire Shaw game with both splendid defense and offense. The Car- dinals were defeated 21 to 6. Ron Courey, starring as defensive end, became ia member of the All- Scholastic News Dream Team. SHAKER-Bad luck seemed to hit Parma at Shaker and shattered the Redmen's hope of be- coming champs. After being held scoreless in the first half, a good Shaker team pulled ahead in the fourth quarter to defeat Parma 20 to 7. LAKEWOOD-For the first time in the LEL Parma gave Lakewood, the reigning champs, their toughest game of the season. To avenge beatings suffered in past years, the Redmen outgained the champions 248 yards to the Rangers' 146 yards and won a moral victory. However, two desper- ation passes gave Lakewood the scoring edge, 13 to 12. CUYAHOGA FALLS-Fifteen seniors ended their high school football career with a jubilant victory, 46 to 28. Falls was stunned as Parma scored on the first play, a 55 yard pass to Ron Courey. The Redmen led 33 to 14 at halftime and never gave Falls a chance to get back on their feet. after near wins from top league teams gi A 3 VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD 3 1 113' .. 21? , ,., 11: V .,eQ: -.., Pmmu Opponen' V .1 . 1 0 Rhodes . O X' gi is , 20 Akron Hower A 1' ' A 4 l 13 sr. Edwards 27 19 Heights 20 20 Euclid 21 Shaw 7 Shaker 20 12 Lakewood 13 46 Cuyahoga Falls 28 VARSITY FOOTBALL-Bottom Row-B BC',llfO!l 1 Hymn 3 ,M KfgffllilZ:lZQ,lg'i7SgiiLw11511 L fl Ll U ,X I Roxterrxpc rx Lepwfffg f 1'-f'l1Z,?TlFlQ l1:e'ro'1Ch fl ' . fjfh' 7 11' . '1NMP'M7l?Qy'lff,s 0 3 Iim Tutie lleftl spears pass for large gain and Bob Boulton, followed by Iarus, pierces line during Lakewood game Pho tos by Chet Parma's athletes organize Lettermen's Club Icrus dnves for yardage dunng Hexghls game Bemg a letterman IS an honor Students re ce1v1ng a letter m one of Parmas sports and hav mg passlng Grades are ehgrble for membershlp Parmas newest club took a btg mterest ln boost mg athletics and bulldrng new 3Ct1V1t16S Letter sweaters were worn at all athletlc: events and every Fr1day lettermens day The lettermen under Mr JIITI Fntzsche advlser, and Bob Kmg presldent sold t1ckets to athlet1c events and sold programs and refreshments at games The group also sponsored a dance after a game 17' LETTERMEN Bottom How R Sh rll I1 ket fi F Mehr old e r R K1 fl I I Tu Q O Row 2 D Eer S Kodels lf Altz oul O ol o U51 e D Po sm '1 s D Drake I f' ow 3 P Lor I G Vlot es o C Bo ough H Sz fn t G cz lf Berrcr ov ez th Row lc o rr or o R C e S e c co ow 5-D Qtek: I 1 Q r- me prom 118 . , . Y 5 h I I - . . . I - - t , 'C YI1flff 1JGYQ 'J ' , 13 C etcryg presxoisng tie vice-pr sideit, R R lhis, treasurer - ci B Chrzufit, E J , t, Former B B t rx, I Tdul r B M sck, W, St :fer l.'f B lol fir, . ,, .I Arena R - .g, White, t t ., A. B yd yd, C, Rossbor . xg. r o Viroste-Ck, I. L ska 1 . t i , E Stn: . 4- L Krulzl, R B hner, Trl Lupi CC Courey B Icrus, . Bryan R Tdzprric T Syiyik R pfh, R Hit D Fcrtrxch, A Ch 'Q R ' t, ter , Sihzidler, I P Street G VN. Keio H -u:k, o. Guzik, K lv. dolls, ff. A. . 'eri D Dgiydr, D Lfrfzues Banquet recoqmzes outstandmq players Al Chonko recerves the Sportsmanshlp trophy from Dan McClc1n of the Boosters Club Sponsored by the Parma L1ons Club the annual football banquet was held on November 30 1955 After a fine dlnner Mr Ben Flleger the guest speaker told about hls many thrills dutles and respons1b1l1t1es as hlgh school sports edltor of the Cleveland Press Bob Jarus recelved the Most Valuable Player Award glven by the Parma Alumm Mllt Altznauer recelved the Most Im prowed Player Award from the Parma Post and trophy from the Parma Boosters Club OUTSTANDING FOOTBALL PLAYERS I Tune R Courey E Kdgel Stcxndmg A Cho ko lf Altzncruer B lclrus 119 I - v - ' ' - 7 ' ' ' ' N l ' , Al Chonko was presented with the Sportsmanship teams show 1mp1'ess1ve form and power E' 'VS 5155? I 3 IV FOOTBALL-Bottom Row D Mates N Hoff muster R Mdclpdrlczre C S6112 R Za embd F Forsberg IN Logle G Segedx M Shaw Row 2 Chdlker I Guz1k L Hulvdlchmck B Ddkdduk W M Her D De1Pcrgg1o R RICO B Plurner Mr Medcrhs co ch Mr Turchdrrk coach Row 3 B Gczllowrtz rn 'roger T SCG Co I Rcrdey R Globcfker I Arthur D b16C S Edwards IUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL m-:como Parma Opponent Parma Opponent Parma Opponent Herghts Euchd Lakewood Shaker Shaw Rhodes Parma beat Berea scrlmmage 14 to 7 Berea Hexghts Euclid Shaw Shaker Lakewood Helghts St Edwards Euchd Fmdlay Shaw Shaker Rhodes Lakewood IV BASKETBALL-Bowl D Rdsper manager L Hulvcxlchrck T S cr o I Rolhr' R Kotlurz B Ddrcdduk G Prmz Row2 Mr Roxy Roob ouch W M 110 D Hellrlcgel I Rddey Hoffmrrater L Hllberq G Sededl D De1Pcgg1 D Chcxlker 120 r ' rj E' , ,k V . f I 'Ta 69 fi E A wt . .p ,qv J I V- if 3 N5 K . .B I Liufds, mondgerg DU, Schcxrtrhdn, W. Nicklcrs, I,cDrs1ricIcy,' I. Shepherd, B., Vitchd, D. 'Mdch, R 0 ' 12 7 ' 12 62 . 58 50 0 6 47 ' 40 65 ' 38 0 34 ' 69 47 ' 12 7 59 49 50 7 6 47 59 41 in a 69 59 60 - , 34 54 65 ' - . , g . ' V, . c cc I . Qs, Basketball banquet honors Parma champs 1956 LEL CHAMPS AND COACHES M Pot Cordi o head oo h D lc Rollins B b ld u Al Chorko Roh Couref Bob K1 G Hr Errie Po gm oss sto t oc H Hats off to the champs' was a popular phrase at the annual Basketball Banquet sponsored by the Parma Kiwanis Club After a fine dinner and vich speeches were given Mr George Seedhouse chief of community centers and playgrounds for the Cleveland Board of Education, was the guest speaker Mrs Lois Bowen adviser awarded certificates to JV and Varsity Cheerleaders Mr Pat Cor disco presented championship trophies and letters to varsity players Parma Sportcenter awarded the most valuable plaver trophy to Al Chonko Bob jarus Dick Rollins Ron Courey Bob King and from the Mens Boosters The LEL executive secretary Mr William Councell presented Al Chonko the honorary cap tain with the league championship trophy Dan lVIcLa1n president of the Boosters Club then presented a trophy engraved with the names of ll the players and coaches il MRM Mr Davis leads the quests in mqmq Ive been working on the railroad 121 - r. sf: , C C , if ' .. o Vs, . , . Q, 'ni lvl. Q s ', i H C C. entertainment by the Blue Notes and Ted Bune- Al Chonko received the sportsnaanship trophies . 7 ' ' Q s y X. ,XXXL , A I , x I QP .lx N lf s if vi R, JW ,al Basketball champlonshlp brmqs flrst ww jg Qc VARSITY BASKETBALL Bottom Row B Iarus R Courey R Rollms B Kmg A Chonko Row 2 W Hung manager W Shalt I Whrte B Boulton E Owen I Wlsmar C Bryan E Staten manager Row 3 Mr Cordlsco coach T Sutyak manager F Barkocy R Taverna K Scxgulmsky I Kovach I Vo11r T McCoy C Boyd manager Mr Posgal asslstant coach LEL champions for the flrst t1me' Mr Pat Cordlsco and h1s asslstant Mr Erme Posgal shaped a wellorgamzed hxgh spxrlted basketball team mto the best xn the LEL Top notch perform ances especlally by Jarus Kmg Chonko Rollms and Courey resulted ln the Redmens 7 3 record m the league and 11 4 overall record ST EDWARDS In the seasons opener Parma just got past the Eagles 63 to 60 EUCLID The Redmen won their flrst LEL game 60 to 57 wlth Kmg scormg 20 pomts FINDLAY The Redmen played agamst one of the states top teams and lost 58 to 43 SHAW Parma played the1r worst game and lost the1r second stralght 59 to 44 ALUMNI A Chrlstmas hxghllght was the annual alumnl game wlth the Redmen the vlctors 59 52 SHAKER In a struggle for undxsputed th1rd place Bob jarus and Bob Kmg scored 23 and 19 pomts respectlvely as Parma defeated Shaker 63 to 52 122 RHODES Parma rolled past the1r arch rlval 75 to 53 for the1r f1fth dec1s1on Ten Redmen broke mto the scormg column LAKEWOOD The Redmen squeezed by the Rangers 64 to 63 to tle for second place Bob jarus was the top scorer wlth 23 pomts BEREA In an mdepend nt game Parma trounced Berea 58 to 46 for ltS seventh vxctory and fifth stramght wm Led by Kmg w1th 18 pomts eleven boys broke mto the scormg column HEIGHTS An unexpected vlctory came as Herghts handed Parma the1r second LEL loss 65 to 52 EUCLID The Redmen stayed m the tltle drlve by defeatlng the Panthers 61 to 59 ln a see saw battle at Euchd SHAW Undlsputed second place was gamed by Parma w1th a 59 to 56 vlctory over Shaw Jarus and Courey w1th 17 pomts aprece were h1gh scorers for the Redmen Q, XAJyl 10 fix If ifgfyn- U ll i Mx I I - A iz I 0 Q A ' Wa 31 632 1 33 34 aa LEL athletlc fame to Parma Redmen SHAKER On thexr home floor Courey Kmg Chonko and jarus scored 16 15 14 and 13 pomts respectlvely Parma defeated Shaker 67 to 53 to tle for first place wlth Lakewood who was upset by Helghts that mght LAKEWOOD Before a record breakmg crowd of 2 000 the Redmen clmched a t1e for the LEL champlonshxp by defeatmg the Rangers 73 to 71 Dxck Rollms dld a tremendous Job mn controllmg the backboard and scormg 15 polnts Top scorers were Kmg and jarus Wlth 23 and 19 pomts re spectlvely HEIGHTS For the secord tlme the Tlgers upset Parma 70 to 62 at He1gl'ts BENEDICTINE Vlctory and defeat were tasted 1n one mght By vlrtue of Lakewood s loss to Shaw 74 to 72 Parma gamed the undxsputed LEL bas ketball champlonshlp Defeat came as Parma was ellmmated from the Parma Tournament by drop pmg the flrst game to a fast Bengal team 69 to Al Chonko controls backboard m Shaw game Rollins Iclrus cmd Caurey 1ump for rebound uqcunst Shaw VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD Parma Opponent Euclid Fxndlay Shaw Alumni Shaker Rhodes Lakewood Berea He1ghts Euclld Shaw Shaker Lakewood Hexghts Tournament game at Parma B9I'led1Ctll'1e 7 63. 63 St. Edwards 60 60 ' 57 43 ' 58 44 59 7 59 ' 52 63 52 73 53 64 63 58 46 52 ' ' 65 61 ' 59 59 56 67 53 73 71 62 ' 70 63 ' ' 69 Tennis season ends with 4 wins, 3 losses IPI-'Sw TENNIS-Bottom Row-T. Fusco, W Steffen, K. Med- clis, D, Bohmer, A. Boyd. Row 2-Mr. Posgcri, cocichg F. Gcxbrick, D Rollins, I. White, I Vour, D Heroin, Z Holuboc F N.. For the second consecutive year Parma's tennis team held fourth place in the Lake Erie League with a 2 win-3 loss record. The Redmen de- feated Berea twice to make an overall record of 4 wins and 3 losses. Medclis, Rollins, and Boyd show tennis form. 124 Dick Rollins was the top court man losing only 1 match out of 7. Runners-up Jim White and Dick Bohmer were the other three-year letter- men on Mr. Ernie Posgai's tennis team. TENNIS RECORD Parma Opponent 1 Lakewood 4 0 Shaker 5 2 Heights 3 5 Berea 0 5 Berea 0 4 Shaw 1 5 Euclid 0 Cross Country bullds for future 1n LEL Parma s cross country team, under 1ts coach Mr Rrchard Slstek opened 1ts season on October 7 1955 Seventeen boys partrcxpated as Parma took frfth place ln the Lake Erle League and seventh place 1n the West Dlstrrct meet In dual meets the team showed a record of 1 w1n and 3 losses they beat Shaw and were defeated by Rhodes CROSS COUNTRY Bottom Row G Vlrosteck C Ross borough C Boyd N Hold en D Drake I Taylor R AIC Row 2 Mr SlSl6k coach W Schwartz I Florrcrn G Hynou P Fry I Koutsky D Huston R Shull D Shcrrrxts R Cop uo Latm and Shaker Parma lost a trlangular run to Hexghts and Euclld The season ended on October 20 at the West Dlstrrct Meet wlth Parma Lake wood West Tech Marshall West and Berea com petrng Holden Vxrosteck Boyd and Drake were Parma s top men Taylor Holden cmd Fry warm up lor run 125 I I I - ,- ',. S,. , . , ,. 1- ,4 ' l. , - . . 1 ' v - 9 v ' ., . . . - , ' ' ' ' 1 s s 1 ' 2 ' v 1 1 ,s , . S Track team competes with full schedule TRACK TEAM-Bottom row-Vi. Schwartz, D. Chcillcer, B. Szijorto, D. Del Pdggio, I. Miller, D. Trammell, T. Rogonese, I. Kosin. Row 2-N. Zcrrembcx, K. Hull, R. Iohnson, K. Meclolis, I Taylor, N. Holden, F. Meh- wald, D. Polski, D. Drcriss, W. Miller, B. Moycock. On your mark! - get set! - go! In the spring our track team began its full schedule. One of the individual accomplishments of the '55 team was Frank Mehwald shows winning form in pole vaulting. 126 Row 3-T. Detzel, mcxnofgerg L. Krulik, B. Phillips, B. Lane, N. Hoffmcxster, R. Taverncr, G. Virosteck, I. Lasko, P. Fry, I. Hiros, T. Ccmtton, D. Kdroly, G. Fields, I. Rose, M. Lupncrccu, B. Mclfcrdden. Frank Mehwald's qualifying for the state meet at Ohio State. Mehwald pole vaulted 11' Q . Mr. Ken Weber with his assistant, Mr. Richard Sistek, coached the energetic track team. TRACK SCHEDULE April 10 West High 17 Fairview 20 Heights 24 Ignatius 27 Shaw May 1 Euclid 4 St. Edwards 8 Shaker 11 Latin 19 District Meet 26 State Meet 29 LEL Preliminary June 1 LEL Finals Bowling team takes third place in league Al Abraham lleiil and Gerald Bradnan show bowlmq form durmq lournamen! game mm The Interscholastmc Bowlmg Team supervlsed by Mr W1l11am Kuttler won th1rd place ln the Interscholastlc Bowlmg League wrth seventeen teams competmg Parmas team won trophles for the hlghest smgle game of the year and Earl Hermmge txed for the hlghest score of the year wxth 254 PIDS The boys partxcxpated m thus mterscholastxc sport every Saturday mornmg INTERSCHOLASTIC BOWLING TEAM Kneelmg E Her o D cr Sandmg l E T Romeo L e 127 Golf. Baseball teams try for championship I GOLF TEAM Kneehng E Srrth B Iohns D K1rtz1er Stcmdmg G Suran B Plume-r I Whnc L Ch1lee S Scott Mr I Fntzache Coach Not pxctured M Altznauer L 1 I by If If' IMI 1955 BASEBALL TEAM Bottom row F Z k L R Stock T Connors I Bfflfdf I SISOIIICIU Row3 GYCITILCO K Hydak I Hurst M Be TICIIOVI z R Trapp manager A Chonko D Rolllns N Uhl1r Longstreet XB Dakdduk Row 2 E Leea T CGVIIIVI B H1FClUIGk d9V1OT H TSYUYFIYQ IQIISYYTIGVI Aprxl May 6 VI GOLF SCHEDULE BASEBALL SCHEDULE Berea May Shaker Helghts Berea Euchd Shaw Bedford Wllloughby Lakewood Apnl LEL Tournament Dlstrlct W1lloughby Shaw Euclld Lakewood Rocky Rxver May Berea Bened1ct1ne St Ignatxus Western Reserve Academ Euchd Hexghts Lakewood 3 Shaw Umversxty School Shaker Euclxd HelghtS Lakewood Shaw Shaker , CMI , ,jf 0 - n .1 U If I I I A I fl, W, I ibm . I 5. W. I - .' 4 . , ' I-jx as I - ' , , 1 gi in I , . ' . , I v .I It ' is N P 1 ' . I K T 1 . ...aw Q ' 'Y , v QV ' V. , I f,-, A ' X , ' qv 1 ft I I AS- , of T .- lp I , , . I',+. 1 , , V I '. 1 M ' ,. ,, f 'c,B I , I ,. I . ' 10 ' 11 . . 16 14 12 . . 5 19 ' 18 ' ' 19 . 7 23 22 ' 21 ' 10 . 27 ' 23 . 1 28 ' . Y 14 7 31 23 17 8 . 26 ' 21 30 24 W Intramurals emphaslze sportsmansh1p Ixm Tuttle IS fouled trymq to shoot Drck Hartman shoots from sxde Every Thursday and Frlday after school the boys partrcrpated rn mtramural competrtron I tramurals began durmg the basketball season Wlth other of freshmen and sophomores In the Junlor Semor A league the Selbons were champrons and the B league wmners were the Grrffms A three vxay tle for first place resulted rn the Fresh man Sophomore league among the Comets Globe crawlers and Stars Champrons were chosen by champronshrp was won by the Jolly Boys and the Freshman Sophomore champrons were the Comets Mr Davld Smrth was the advrser Drck Drcnss makes cx Jump shot for two pomts 19 I - . 7 , . - . . . . ., 1 H- v . - , . two leagues, one of juniors and seniors and the the process of eliminatron. The Junror-Semor ' 55 V7 . ' - - ' N ,, . . . . . . l l -9 Boosters many activities back Redmen Dads Nrght at the Hexghts football game and Moms Nlght at the Shaker basketball game were two actxvrtxes planned by the Boys Boosters th1s year Presrdent Dave Scott and therr advlser Mr Don M9dallS supervlsed the boys sellmg of tickets to all athletxc events buxldmg a float decoratmg goal posts sponsormg a dance, and poho nrght whlch was the hlghhght of Boosters ach1evements BOYS LEADERS Bottom Row N Holden B E Klng R Flermng D Murphy G Mates presldent D Chalk e P Lange I HITOS M Lupnacca Row 2 G Errnl F Bonkowsky D Dunyan A Dubovsky I Blstrlcky C Bryan F Mehwald E Smxth W Stetten D M1 hovk Row 3 N Arena B Dakdduk D De1Pagg1o D Mates B Groeschel B Hlrdulak I Brownmg sec reary V Mung1llo E Funk R R1ce Row 4 G Mlkel B Boulton D Polskr Wh1te o Guzlk I Schlrdler vlce Dres1det A Kubala D S ott treasure W Mxller 130 BOYS BOOSTERS Bottom Row I Brown F Meh wald treasurer I Wh1te retary D Scott pr Sl dent R Bolhns vtce presl dert B Hrndulak ticket treasurer Row 2 B Had dad D Dunyan I Summer hr R Petrushka L Yax M Altznauer Rw 3 B Flermrg R Bohmer T Det zel B Pettrbone B Iarus M Sekerak V Munalllo B Iohns C1t1zensh1p a C average servrce to the school and approval of the club members are qual1f1 catlons to become a member of the Boys Leaders Club Under the supervrsron of Mr jrm Fntzsche the Leaders demonstrated gymnastrcs at an assem bly m March Each day Leaders helped rnstruct gvm classes offlclated at rntramurals and often acted as gurdes for new students sec 5 . , e'- J P . 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I Bololowkos L Koth ora W F1 cz I Dems or Row4 A Shepherd B Bass I Stehle I Flobe,sek N Mtl le K Bennlnger L r mger Go Grendels, Go' Thls was one of the many cheers heard at the flrst all glrl football game sponsored by the Glrls Boosters Wlth Presldent Sue Thompson and Advxser Mr Robert Knorr leadxng them, the g1rls sold programs, tlckets and pompoms and sponsored a dance after a basketball game On Aprrl 27 they enterta1ned last years Boosters at the annual banquet ln the cafeteria Refereemg games, conducttng warmup act1v1 tles, and demonstratmg techmques were a few of the servrces the Gxrls Leaders gave gym mstructor Mlss Llllxan Koehler and thelr advlser Mlss Ruth Felt Presldent Lynne Kothera dlrec ted the glrls 1n many enjoyable act1v1t1es The hxghhght of the year was the Chrlstmas party for Alumnae Glrls Leaders held on December 21 L Kotherc presmert B Bos pu 1 ty hcnrmczr L er w 2 A lyoroy G o Llrqe M Hurst L lflller Q te O t us Feothel qhc Row 3 otte K cz te Thornpsor Tor tosello ct e us Pellettle e Spcxtz How 4 A Shephe Plctured I Iopl 131 T. -'.,.'-llAyjSI I il , I, k, SCX as U - - - ' '- , . - - , . . . . v1ce-presidentghK Bd'Y1Y1lIfQGI -bllfl C H' .5 A B . Rel '- I ' , . Av T Q , .. r Q ,S P t rsori, K s erh . G rr. :rg -K P. rsori, M r 1: r S . H I I N. W l rl' , I. Q r, L - . rd JA. Q A , I I , 'ri C rozr, k lv. Y.. I ' - lr, GIRLS LEADERS Bottom Row lf Tohok T Assco tredsu er I Stehle sec e c v nrrger pubhclty cho1r'notr C Vrsdcruskors I Duchcrnne C lvfxller D Shutt K Rel el H vc ' Urho Not Four seniors receive officiating ratings A sophomore gym class enloys cx game ol volleyball Laune Bennmger calls a loul as Grelch Schwartz pushes Sue Roush 132 Thls year four senxors earned Junlor Natxonal OfflClat1ng Ratrngs To recexve these ratmgs the gxrls had to pass written and practical tests whlch Jumor year Mary Tallak recelved her ratmgs for both volleyball and basketball whlle Lynne Koth era earned her volleyball ratlng Kathy and Laurle Bennmger recelved both these ratmgs thls year they took at Western Reserve University. In her Intramurals furnish recreation with fun Iean Cook attempts to smk one in an intramural basketball game Every Monday and Friday after school the gym was a center of activity for girls interested in sports The girls intramural program was setup by Co presidents Kathy and Laurie Benninger with the help of their adviser Mlss Felt Softball volleyball basketball and badminton were the prrmary sports offered Exciting tournaments were tiere and Carolyn King were captains of the win ning volleyball teams Pat McSherry Barb Press ler Dorothy Weaver and Carol Visnauskas were captains of the winning basketball teams Several class games and an all star game round ed out the season Through this friendly compe tition the girls learned teamwork and displayed sportsmanship By weekly participation they earned points toward pm and letter awards which were presented on Recognition Day Set it up is the popular cry heard at an intramural volleyball game 123 held with winners from each night. Julie Pellet- RIVHI teams compete for bowllnq troph1es The Bennmqer twms demonstrate top bowlmq form Bowlmg advxsed by Mxss Felt and Mrss Koehler Eleanor Sopkos team from the Tuesday mght attracted 180 grrls Twelve teams met every Mon league took top honors for the fall semester and day Tuesday and Thursday at Parma Recreatlon earned the r1ght to compete m the Cuyahoga to compete for the bowlmg trophles whtch were County Bgwlmg Tournaments awarded to the top team Kathy Harm-mqton trxes for a strtke Lee Konrad Kathy Harrlngton Ellie Sopko and Laurie and durxnq a tournament game Kathy Benmnger dtsplay trophxes they won at the Cuyahoga County Bowlmg Tournament Glrls gym classes str1ve for perfectlon The yumors challenge the senxors an an excmng game of speedball The gxrls gym classes partlclpated ma1nly 1n softball volleyball and basketball In addmtxon Lhe gym mstructors mtroduced speedball a game whlch combines the skllls of several sports Also included 1n the program were tumblmg calls then qs and folk and square danc1ng Gxrls 1nterested m developmg poxse and grace jomed the Modern Dance Club Beg1nn1ng 1ts second year at PSH the club 1S gammg much popularlty Its goal was for each member to learn to express herself more creatlvely Mlss Koehler and Elalne Ellas were advlser and presl dent respectlvely Mull N Students oi Modern Dance learn grace and polse 135 + l ww n sy W X . 33:23 srl fax-all -, New student life Singing The Star Spangled Banner before games . . . listening to the Morning Show . . . hurrying from classes to lunch in the cafeteria . . . jitterbugging at the all-school party . . . this is student life at PSH. 137 Morning Show brightens daily routine af 'S M 13,3 ' Morning Show announcers Carol Vogler, Ioyce Topping, Alan Boyd, Herb Schmitt, Ray Gindros. Bob Shaw, and Walter Zaremba rehearse scripts with Mr. Cowgill before broadcast. The gay strains of jazz Pizzicato marked the opening of the Morning Show-a new feature that Cozzarin prepare to give on the air signal. was presented to PSH every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. An enthusiastic voice began the show by recit- ing a thought for the day. Flattery is only soft soap: and soft soap is 92 970 lye is an example. Mr. Cowgill and his announcing staff designed various sound effects to add interest to otherwise monotonous news items. Through their originality, the sound of native drums. teletypes and hoofbeats entered our homerooms via the PA. Miss Bartlett added the finishing touches to the scripts written under the direction of Mr. Justice and coached the group of speakers on the mornings of the broadcast. PA operators Chuck Fradella and Eugene Dianne Boppel. Sandy Bechtel and Iim Holmes select books from their lockers. Freddie Knippenberq collects tor Com munity Chest Fund from Steve Ieitery Student life beqins with sound of 8:15 bell I'll meet you by your locker and finish telling you about it- We recognize this as just another of those last-minute hall conversations that add to the before-school confusion. At the sound of the 8:15 bell the halls come alive with crowds of us students all hurrying to cluttered lockers to select the books necessary for the morning classes. A moment before the tardy bell sounds. we exchange a bit of news with a friend, then dash into homeroom, where we may sign schedule cards. finish homework, pay class dues. listen to the Morning Show. or chat with our neighbors. X ,v . Q25 ls xSb Mr. Galleher explains schedule changes to home- room students Mike Schneider and Barbara Seaburn. 139 Modern facilities make learning more fun Students of PSH are fortunate to have the use of many modern, conven- ient facilities to aid them in their studies. The science department offers var- ious lab equipment including micro- scopes, a plaster manikin, and pre- served specimens, while girls in the Home Ec courses are aided in their assignments by modern refrigerators, ranges. and sewing machines. A spacious library containing numer- ous tables, comfortable chairs, and win- dow seats invites us to study in its pleasant domain. Bill McPhetndqe emoys a book while Biology students Dave Drieqer. Cynthia Weisz and Nancy Miller relaxes on window seat Delina Bozurth examine insects under the microscope Industrial arts buzzes with activity Pat Malala. Iune Szakacs, and Charlotte Corrao prepare to change a tire while Tom Kramak watches If you've ever passed the industrial arts section, you noticed the constant activity taking place in every room. In the automotives class, boys learn the fundamentals of transportation mechan- ics through actually tearing down, re- building, and adjusting parts of cars. Students learn safe driving attitudes and skills in the driver education classes by taking turns at the wheels of the 1956 Ford, Chevrolet, and Pontiac. They not only drive but practice changing tires and washing the cars. Automatives boys Don Mclllee and Frank Paicxc demonstrate skill in repairing damaged parts Tomasello reigns as Parma's first qirl SCM Competitive spirit reaches its peak each spring during the week preceding the election for our next student city manager. A friendly rivalry arises between the candidates as we, their supporters. work feverishly to promote our choice. Each night our committees meet to plan and design campaign tags. eye-catching posters, and clever songs to influence the voters. At the 1955 Recognition Day assembly, we sat breathlessly anticipating the announcement of the chosen candidate. Suddenly the silence was shat- tered by wild applause as jean Tomasello was announced as the first Parma girl to hold the po- sition of SCM. Ierry Brandt congratulates lean Tomasello on Recognition Day. 'K 42 ludi Allen and Rita Szabo tally votes. W-ox M Cabinet members Bill Haddad, Rita Szabo, Bob Im-us, and wo-qfm-mmm-V the problem ol school dress. Linda Miller discus S l Hopeful council members secure signatures Elections for Student Council members are held during the first marking period of the year. Any- one maintaining a three point average for the preceding year and not having more than one E is eligible for application. After petition blanks are obtained, we hurry to find 25 members of our class to sign them, for students are to sign only one petition. From the class list of nominees, each class elects its council members, and the ten nominees receiving the highest number of votes are elected to the council. Barbara Nolan. Bob Shaw. cmd Ioyce Palumbo i secure signatures on student council petitions. Four SCM candidates Larry Yax, lean Tomasello, Alan Boyd and Ioe Kiraly discuss campaign posters. bww Lfnwi Ulf!!! 9 Nfln. THL 15 BILL Wu tori jf JI Mis ,Q KX tjzlj ,lull L, Cafetena 1S headquarters for school events Visitors to PSH have always commented on the beauty and convenience of our cafeteria. Besides serving as a lunchroom. study hall. and dance hall. the cafeteria also acts as headquarters for banking, selling tickets and Spectrums, and paying club dues. During the Christmas season, the windows were decked with holly and pine boughs, and to com- plete the holiday atmosphere Christmas carols were played over the PA system during lunch. On the free half of our lunch periods we may choose to take part in a game of checkers or ping pong in the noon-rec room. A record player and complete set of records are available for those who prefer musical entertainment. Students who attended the noon movie will recall Three Ring Circus , The Glenn Miller Story , and Battleground as some of the most interesting pictures featured during the year. ,L on ,d ., ML y t. M , .5 15' .il X 1 X' V - Ni f . . i . ,, ' -pf W A. ,-1, Yi. ,, KW K rv ,ffl gl' I I Ll' f at X il Wvuxuj DVL Ll VM. fl ri rf if JA 1 L , ij. A 1 gr 1 ,. F .X kt Q JL U JJ iw It . i Checkers and chess are enioyed in the noon rec room Sfudeflls Pl-1l'ChClSe tickets f01' me H0011 m0Vi9- Assemblies add zest to busy schedules Did you know that the cavemen confessed their affection for each other by means of a drum con- versation? Many other strange facts concerning drums were featured in an assembly starring Mr. Able. an accomplished drummer. Other interesting programs this year were the class assemblies presenting talent from the four classes. the magazine drive, selections from the Band and Choir concerts, and a magician who placed Fred Knippenburg in the guillotine. Assemblies were held each Thursday during the second period. They were concluded with the tra- ditional singing of our Alma Mater. Dick Fleming and Linda Miller admire their Hcmbone Pups Frostbitten crowds cheer at bonfire rally The Girls' Boosters prepare for the kickoff. Flames of bonfire brighten faces of onlookers. Flames leaped high as hundreds of chilled spectators huddled near the giant bonfire and sought warmth against the November wind. We laughed and cheered as the Girls' Boosters presented their exciting inter- pretation of a football game--complete with warm-up exercises. Wavering shadows danced behind the crowd as we joined the ruddy-faced cheerleaders with the traditional Red- men Chant to spur the team on to victory over Lakewood the following night. Frostbitten, but very happy, we watched the glowing coals fade into ashes and the crowd depart, knowing we'd never forget this exciting evening. Reclmen's winning streak draws crowds Friday nights End most students at- tending the basketball games in the gym. After most of these games, the school organized clubs take turns in sponsoring dances in the cafeteria and receive 4092: of the profits. If Parma has won the challenge that evening, the dance Floor will be crowded with cele- brating students. The latest record hits are played over the PA and the crowd makes room for the rock n' rollers. One of the favorite dances is the Bunny Hop where every- one can join in the merrymaking. Oc- casionally onlookers form a circle around an exceptionally good jitter- bugging couple and clap in time to the rhythm. H basket, boys! You make the basket. we'll make the noise' Ioyce Dillen purchases a coke during hall-lime. Dick Rollins and Bob larus present bracelets to Elizabeth Stroh and Pal Donahue. Homecoming queen reigns over festivities Showers of confetti floated down upon the cheering fans of Byers Field as six colorful floats decorated with papier-mache manikins and Flowers paraded by. Homecoming, one of the most gala events of the year. was held September 30. It was on that night that Lynne Kothera was crowned with a circlet of white carnations signifying her as our Homecoming Queen of 1955. While drinking hot coffee and tucking our freezing feet deeper into the blan- kets, we shouted for a victory over the St. Eds' Eagles. and, although we were defeated. our disappointment was tem- porarily forgotten when we later at- tended the Homecoming Dance at the VFW Hall. Y 4 .44 -M U Roll em' Down was the theme of the Nobles' winning float Last year's queen, Dolores Bax-an, crowns Lynne Kothera as her attendants Alice Nardy, Thelma Assad, and Nan-c Garapick stand by. 148 Rock n' rollers Buttered popcorn, cokes, pennants. and programs add to the excitement of a basketball game, making it a favorite sport of both young and old. Parma recently began the practice of lowering a flag prior to each varsity game. As the crowd stands reverently to sing the National Anthem. we are reminded of the many opportunities for which we are so thankful. A special event featured during half- time this year was Polio Night, spon- sored by the Boys' and Girls' Boosters. jim Brown delivered a speech recogniz- ing Elizabeth Stroh and Pat Donahue for their efforts in overcoming polio. Proceeds from this game were presented to the polio fund. enjoy after-game dances Shirley Stoicheck stamps Carol Holman's hand. Y-Teens Iulie Pellettiere, Nancy Palmayer and Carol Hromycxk sell programs at one of the home games. 140 Three formals hrqhllqht YGBIIS social calendar French lamp pos! and canopies inspire dancers at the Senior Dance. Holly leaves and pine boughs en- circled the windows. while gay Christ- mas trees sparkled throughout the rooms filling the Lake Shore Country Club with a delightful holiday atmosphere. This was the setting of the Y-Teen formal, '4Winter Whirl , held December 28. This was the first of three formals that highlighted Parma's social activities this year. Hundreds of billowing formals whirled around the floor as the girls and their escorts danced to music furnished by Eddy Platt's orchestra. The Masonic Hall was the scene of the Junior-Senior Prom. held May 5. Spring was in the air as well as in the dancer's hearts as they whirled to the music of the jubilaires . Todd Detzel lean Champness, Rich Magalski, and Carol Voqler sip punch at the Y-Teen Christmas formal. French cafes set theme of Senlor Dance But I cant possibly do the dxshesl Ive just pollshed my natls and the dance IS tomght' Laments such as th1s were crled by glrls who attended the Semor Dance on February 2 After a week of antxcnpatxon and careful plan nmg we suddenly found there was st1ll much to be done Last mxnute shoppmg for shoes and the rxght shade of make up for evenmg wear busled the glrls whlle thelr escorts hurrred to get thelr surts from the cleaners and to puck up those carefully chosen corsages Despxte much coaxmg from worrled parents we found ourselves too exclted to eat dmner and began preparatrons for the dance mstead Tlme seemed to have stopped and as the hours dragged slowly by we found lt hard to concen trate on anything but tomght When we flnally arrlved at school we were amazed at the beauty of our ballroom for paper canopies colored table umbrellas and lamp posts bearrng French street slgns had created a Rue De La Paxx atmosphere All too soon Good nlght Sweetheart was played and all too soon the gay laughter faded away leavmg the empty room echomg wrth memorres long to be remembered nv ' Marlene Sramo adrmres the corsaqe presented by her escort George Erml Parma students win recognition in speech 1... '-'Q ju S of one-act la . Irene Halonen, Mar Taliak, Thelma Mar Taliak, lim Brown. Alan Bo d. Thelma Assad. and P Y Y Y Y Herb Schmitt and Karen Patterson rehearse their parts. Bob Shaw prepare the radio script. The Smiling Town . Parma's speech department under the direction of Miss Betty Bartlett has won many awards for their excellence in that field. Pink and Patches , a one-act play starring Irene Halonen, Herb Schmitt, Karen Patterson, Mary Taliak, Fred Zink, and Thelma Assad placed sec- ond in the state competition last year. Music was written by Mr. Rex Mitchell and words by Mr. joseph Duff. The Smiling Town , a radio script starring Alan Boyd, Bob Shaw, Jim Brown, Mary Taliak, and Thelma Assad, won first place in the state. In the district NFL finals held at Hiram College this year, Beverly Bass, Jim Schindler, and Daria Holubec placed first in their divisions entitling them to compete in the national competition in Oklahoma during June. Oklahoma here we come! say Beverly Bass. Iim Schindler and Daria Holubec after winning the NFL district contest at Hiram College. lim and Daria also took lirst place in state com- petition. art, home economics, and industrial arts Al Jurkiewicz, placing first in the 1955 Indus- trial Arts awards competition, won S100 in the wrought iron division with a table and four chairs. Bill Varga placed second in the wrought iron division and won S80, while Bill Andrews won honorable mention for his gyro-glider. Sandy Balazs won a gold pin and a chance to compete in the state finals when she entered the Betty Crocker Homemaking Contest. Eight Parma students placed high in the Scho- lastic Art Contest this year. Frances Lavdas was the highest, receiving three keys and 15 places. Others were Pat Malafa, Linda Weber, Theresa Haller, Lenny Blasko, Jan Meixner and Judi Allen. Sandy Balazs admires pin won in Betty Crocker Homemaking Contest. Bill Varga and Bill Andrews look at Al Iurkie wicz's certiiicate and prize-winning table and chairs Linda Weber, Frances Lavdas, Pat Malaia, Ian Meixner. Iudi Allen, and Theresa Halle: discuss art proiects. Commencement completes last chapter T SCh01C1S!lCGllY ihe iOP len SBHIOIS are seared Miriam Speakers for the commencement exercxses are Sealed Tecco Mary Morgan Iudy Anms Beverly Bass and Carolyn Hxcks Irm Brown and Beverly Bass Sfandmq Iean Champness standmg Dorothy Murzyn Norman are Larry Yax Irm Schrndler and Bob I-'lemmq Tnznadel Larry Yax Bob Flemxng and Carolyn Hrcks 4 Thls year for the hrst tlme rn Parma Hrghs hrstory, the honor of valedlctorlan was shared by two students Carolyn Hlcks and Larry Yax Carolyn acted as program charrman of FNC durmg her sen1or year and was secretary of FTA during her Junlor year Larry, an active Booster was Dlrector of Assembhes on the Student Crty Cablnet Bob Flemmg recelved the salutatorran award He was a member of Boosters and acted as assrstant photography edrtor of the Spectrum Commencement speakers were chosen early rn the sprmg The Senlor Class selected Jlm Schmd ler and Jrm Brown, whlle the faculty chose Beverly Bass Carolyn Hrcks Larry Yax and Bob Flemmg automatlcally won an opportumty to speak because of the1r high scholastlc ratmg Larry Yax and Carolyn Hicks were chosen valedxctonans ol the Sen lor Class whxle Bob Flemmq recerved the honor ol salutatorran , B I Q , . 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' 9 D A ' 9 7 . of h1qh school 11fe beqms new careers Ierry Brandt 1955 graduate addresses audx ence at last year s commencement exerclses Seated on the stage of Musxc Hall we as Semors suddenly fmd ourselves on the Crosswalk of lxfe Behmd us glow the memormes of our youth whmle ahead shme the wonders of our future as ndllltb Commencement IS the close of a long storx and the begmnmg of a new book of adventures It has been our goal through twelve long years of readmg Vkfltlflg studylng and testmg a day to strmve for and one to be proud of Taklng a last glance at the blur of anxlous faces stage and fmd ourselves recallmg events of the past years The frxendly gatherlngs IH the halls the sounds of cheerlng crowds at sports events and vssemblles the deep feelmg of prlde at the success of one of our fellow classmates these and many more once tr1v1al thmgs now seem strangely close and lmportant Fmally as our class rxses to s1ng the Alma Mater and we repeat the fam1l1ar words Loyalty eternally we reallze that thxs IS truly the begm mng and wlth Gods help the completnon of our hfes story w1ll be a worthy one The strams of Pomp and Clrcumstance slqmfy a farewell to the qraduahnq class 155 I I I I C - , ' f . 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I ' ' , , , , - P lll the audxence. we begm our march across the . . v . 4 x , U b - a . 4 1 ' , .U ' ' ' H Y xiii bf 5 --we-: f bg - .r ' ,, WNW patrons Taking orders for senior pictures at I-Iigbee's . . . preparing the after-game snack . . . making corsages for the dances . . . selling the latest discs . . . these are the services of PSH's patrons. 157 5 R Bert Wzfbef to the Clary 0 1956 AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND fam the ollowmg Pelham MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS GORDON AGNEW C1-IAS E ALMAN IOHN ALTZNAUER ERNEST W ANDERSON DONALD ANNIS GEORGE ASSAD LEE I BAILEY CARL W BALDASSARI ANDREW R BARAN FRED BASS H D BECHTEL HOBERT F BENNETT GLEINRICH K BENZ MICHAEL BORIK HOWARD I BOYD GEO BRACKENBUSH CHARLES BRAY HOMER F BROWNING IAMES I BROWN WILLIAM CAVANAUCH C W CHAMPNESS MAJOR AND MRS IACK A CHANDLER MR MRS AND MRS AND MRS HARRY I AND AND AND AND AND MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS ANDREW CHONKO GUY CHRISTOPHER COLRY I L COOK NICK COUREY IAMES 0 DAVIS IULIUS DECAMP I DEMKO R AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS E CARL DETZEL SAUNDERS DEzSO RAY C DONAHUE W I DHEHS CLARENCE R DUNMAN WM A EDWARDS VAN E ELLETT L R FEATHERINGHAM FRANK I FIALA HENRY FINDOHA ROBERT L FLEMING PETER C FROLIN PHILLIP H FRY IOSEPH GALL E N HADDAD ELMER HAHN N M HAUSSER CARLTON HICKS IAMES A HRABAK L IARUS GEORGE E KAUFMAN HARRY E KIRCHER MICHAEL KOLESAR L F KOTHERA WILLIAM KRAMER LACHENDRO GUST LAVDAS MICHAEL LUCHIN PAUL LUCAS IOHN MARKOVIC A f ' A I MR. . 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MR. - 8 Bert Wzfbef to the Clan' of 1956 10m the olloumg Patrom MRS MARGARET MARTIN MR AND MRS PAUL MARTIN MR AND MRS A MATES WALLY MCCLEARNON R AND AND DAN AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND MRS WM MCGONEGAL MRS T MIGCHELBRINK T MIHUTA MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS ALLEN C MILLER WALTER G MILLER EUGENE V MOORHOUSE I E MORGAN THOMAS MURPHY IOHN A NARDY MICHAEL I NOGA MICHAEL I NOLAN EDWARD OLS WALTER C PARKER R F PATTERSON MICHAEL PETRUSHKA WALTER RADZISZEWSKI A REDDISI-I EDWARD I BEICHLE WILLIAM RILEY EDWARD I HOBEISEK IOHN I ROLLINS I L ROSETTE PAUL I ROSSROROUGH ARTHUR ROUSH I N SAHLEY ANDREW W SANDOR SCHAERPL AND MRS AL SCHECTER AND MRS H SCHINDLER AND MRS DON C ScHwARTz AND MRS W F SEITZ MRS ANNA SEKERAK AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS ROBERT E SHAW IAMES D SHEPHERD FRANK A SHIPMAN R C SHULL MILAN SIERERT CHARLES A SIEG IAMES SMAUS EDWARD I SMITH GEORGE STOI-'KA W PAUL STREET CLAUDE SUMMERLIN WILLIAM SUTYAH LOUIS TALIAK WILLIAM M THOMAS RALPH THOMPSON I THOMSON ALFRED TOMASELLO ALBERT TOTH IOI-IN E TUNDER STEVE TUSICK GEORGE TUTIE CARL B UHINCK EDWARD W UHINCK MATTHEW A WAGNER A WALERIUS GLENN WEHRUNG , f , . 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O Bert Wzshef to the Clan of 1956 AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND 70711 the allowing Panom MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS E B WHITE IAMES C WHITE R A WILLIAMS LAURIE T WILLIS R O WINTER IOHN WOODS SR MARTIN P WOZNIAK OHN YOUNG OHN R ZAVODA TOM ZINSMEISTER IOHN ZUCHOWSKI ACME FOOD COMPANY NORTHERN OHIO WAREHOUSE ANDY S SWEET SHOP 5338 STATE ROAD BEE HIVE DRIVE INN 2427 BROOKPARK RD BETTY S BEAUTY SALON 5511 STATE ROAD BODEKER AND SONS TEXACO STATION 5996 STATE ROAD BROOKLYN MUFFLER HOUSE INC CENTRAL CHEVROLET INC 7000 EUCLID DIAMONDS MENS WEAR DON EL DRUG IA 6 4135 C M Fox HARDWARE FRIEND MONICEY IO IO FRONIUS HARDWARE 4807 DETROIT AVE I AND I SHOE CLINIC KING S TAILORING LA CONGA LOUNGE LAKESHORE POULTRY a EGG CO 6717 ST CLAIR AVE HILARY W MANERI BUILDER MARKS DEPARTMENT STORES MARY ELLENS HOUSE OF BEAUTY 5954 STATE RD MATTHEWS ARMATURE COMPANY MESSINGS BAKE SHOP 5766 RIDGE ROAD NICK S SHOE SERVICE PARMA FLOWER SHOP CHARLES I HADDAD PENN COLLEGE PARMA HARDWARE PARMA RADIO 5. TELEVISION PARMA SOHIO BRAND NAMES 5708 RIDGE TU 59882 RIDGE DRY CLEANERS RUSSS SUNOCO SERVICE SOPHIE S BEAUTY SHOPPE 5364 STATE ROAD M K SOWERS BUILDER S'1IRLING TEXACO SERVICE SUNRISE PRINTING 6. OFFICE SUPPLY FRANK SZAKACS 6379 STUMPH ROAD TAYLOR LATH AND PLASTERING CO TRAIN GUARD SCHOOL EOR DOGS TURE DRIVE IN RESTAURANT 7851 BROADVIEW ROAD U S PAINTING fs DECORATING CO TU 5 5637 WHITE S BARBER SHOP , jf ' A MR. . . . MR. . . . MR. . . . l I MR. . . I I ' MR. . . 5 MR. . . MR. AND MRS. FRANK A. YONTEZ MR. . I MR. . I . ' MR. . MR. . . Home ol Cleveland s NEWEST and LARGEST STEAKBURGERS THE BIG KING Call TU 4 7100 For take out Servrce KENNY KINGS DRIVE IN 5308 Pearl Road State Road Hardware Complete Lrne of Hardware 6 Pamts Wall Paper Steamers and Floor Sanders RENTED 5998 State Road TU 5 2838 Parma s Frrst 6. Only Fnve Charr Shop Father 6. Son Barber Shop You furnlsh the ha1r we do the rest 5545 Rxdge Road Across from Kroqers TV All Cond1t1oned Park m rear TU 5 0062 o I . . Y , t 4' V ll wall I T I I a H . . 1, I V GARCIA S B1g Bear Dr1ve1n Dry Cleanmg nc 5241 Broadvlew Road Parma Oh1o Where Customers Satlsfactron Means Most Best Wishes to the Class ot 1956 from BINDER S BAKERY 6036 State Road Tu 4 2222 Senrors May your future years be happy and prosperous When you become a home buyer Come and see us BROOKLYN REALTY 4380 Pearl Road ON 14700 MUSIC STORE AND SCHOOL WHERE MUSIC IS FUN Lessons taught by competent mstructors We prove our teachmg ab111ty by the playrng ablhty of our students All Band Instruments and Accessones Complete Repcnr Servzce Phone TU 48338 5541 Rrdge Road Parma . -. . I I I Nfw Congratulations to Graduating H U P I S Rrdge Record Shop PCITITIG Bfldfll Sl1OP 5755 mage Road TU 5 0160 5504 State Road ON 10272 Res TU 50709 Evenmq Hours By Appozntment Custom Mode Attendants Dresses Flower G1rls cmd Mothers Dresses Prom Gowns Congratulatlons to the Class of 1956 Compliments oi State Road Self Serve 5879 State Road Parma 29 Oh1o TU 42180 Iohn 6 Ann Studrnka v Bridal Gowns cmd Veils I SIRLS GARAGE AND BODY SHOP Wheel And Front End Ahgnrnent Mayor And Mmor Tune ups Brakes Clutches Pa1nt1ng Towmg SGIVICG 7541 YORK ROAD PARMA Vlctory 39000 Best W1Sh8S to the class of 1956 Burrows Wallpaper Hazel 6 lean s Han Stylmg Salon 5794 Rldge TU 50817 Intenor and Extenor Decoratmg 4766 Broadvlew Cleveland 9 Oh1o Phone SH l 3254 Closed Mondays Free Esflmdfes I I 6. Paint v . . . . . V PIVATO REALTY. CO. The Home You Want Where You Want It. 5559 Pearl Road Parma TU 4 8100 TED'S BARBER SHOP air-conditioned If we please you, tell others If we dont - tell us TU 4 1143 5721 State Road Ken Booths House of Flowers 3426 Memphxs Corner of Pearl and Memphrs On 10822 Flowers for all Occaszons GRABOWSKI MUSIC STUDIOS Tramlng In All Branches of Muslc 5549 Rldge Road 5711 Fleet Ave TU 4 8780 BR 1 3963 V I in I Nrx 1 Congratulahons cmd Best Wlshes DEE IAY CITIES SERVICE to the Class of 56 from the 5481 State Road Parma 29 Oh1o Phone SH 19781 WY ATT HDWE CQ Rug Scrubbers and Steamers Brake Ad1ustmentMotor Tune Up for rent Wash Polzsh Sxmonzzmq Lester W Maurer Prop Val Dlstler Tony Iust1ce 3819 W 25th St near Demson Bob DISIIGI Cleveland 9 Oh1o SH 9 1080 READY MIXED CONCRETE or Dnveways S1deWa1ks Floors etc BLOCK BRICK CEMENT SAND Slag for Dnveways Outdoor Fueplcrce Mcrtenals We delrver on Saturdays SOUTHWEST Supply 61 Concrete Company 4015 W 150th Street WI I 7550 C I RGIHIIGIIHGI Owner I ' a O I . , . , n Q I . I I I - . - . . 1 Comphments of The Abooklre Constructlon Company Best W1shes From The Abooklre FGITIIIY C1 ck So Chuck I Sandy N or Nore The George COHSTIUCTIOH Company THE GEORGES ct o L111 42 Mo cr 1u - mia- , r.- - in - ne Let George do it Somi -'29 Min r-'40 Rudy-'41 ' y-' n -'46 Georges Dry Cleamng CGeorge Corsateab Member N I C O We operate our own plant Ierry Schwarz Inc for better mens Wear BrookparkBroadv1ew Shoppmg Center made to measure shzrts and clothes 5425 State Road 1 00 su1ted to your taste tuxedo rentals everythmg for the groom OICh1dS Add D1St1HCt1OH To Every Occaslon Prom Graduahon Annlversarles Convalescence Any Evenlng Out Yet cost no more than other flowers Your personal se1ect1on d1rect from the plant 1S 1nv1ted L SANTAMARY ORCHID NURSERY 6329 Pearl Road TU 5 0337 Ir IT rs AN ORCHID WE GROW IT ' I d v I O ' ' , H FL -33 but the bride Q Best Wishes to the Class 56 The Balrd Foerst Corp 5301 State Road ON 1 7600 Air Condztlonmg and Hot Water Heaters PARMA FLOOR COVERING CO Free Estimates 5331 Ridge Road Parma 29 Ohio TUxedo 5 1900 TUxedo 4 7301 PETE BIALIC Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 FIVE l G I 6: IAY I-'URNACE COMPANY 5531 State Road Parma 29 Ohio Day df Night SH 13737 10 1 O Carpet - Linoleum - Tile - Blinds 5 BROADVIEW FLCDRAL AND GIFT SHOP SHadys1de 18468 5319 Broadvxew Road Smartly Styled Flowers For All OccaS1o11s Hour Serv1ce 6: Eagle Stamps PALMER Cleanlng Co Inc P1ck Up and Dehvery Laundry Tazlonng PARMA PLANT 5337 Broadvlew Road Parma 9 Ohlo INDEPENDENCE BRANCH 6490 Brecksvllle Road Independence Ohmo LA1ayetie 4 6474 SILL S AUTO SUPPLY AUTO PARTS 6. ACCESSORIES 5859 Rrdge Road TU 4 8844 Opposzte Llbtary Best W1Sh9S to Class of 56 F unks Square Deal CA Square Deal Every T1meD 6163 State Road TU 5 1200 2 . .I O SHadyside 9-1585 I - I I vs v Conqratulatrons to the Class of 1956 from Rowe Furnlture Company Parmas largest complete lurmture store You are mvxted to stop 1n and see our store We carry a full Ime of the fmest furmture at reasonable pnces ROWE FURNITURE COMPANY 2229 Brookpark Road Near Broadvlew SH 9 0434 Open Mon Tues Thurs Fn 900 AM to 9 30 P M Sa 9 00 to 6 00 P M Closed Wed all day Good Luck From BARNES HARDWARE NC Brookpark at Broadvxew FL l 1700 Ramode Leads Wllh Amerlcas Most Beautlful Alummum Awnmgs Canoples Pano Awnmgs and Porch Enclosures Ramode of Cleveland 5009 Brookpark 17506 M1les FL l 3765 WY 1 7200 - I . . . ' . . u -1 -1 . 1 - . . . . 1 n s , - . . . . . u . . , 1 1 1 I O sf-X Phone TUxedo 41144 AL STITZ FLORIST Quallty flowers d1St1I'1Ct1V91Y arranged for all occaslons 5760 Rldge Road Parma 29 Ohxo Best W1Sh9S to the class of 1956 KD Constructlon Inc Bu11t by KD Your assurance of quahty garages-cottages and low cost homes TU 5 5500 6089 State Road Good luck to the Class of 56 From THE SPORTCENTER Heart of All Good Sports Marme Supphes Sport Equlp Hobby Supphes 5673 Rldge Road TU 4 6033 B111 Kortts Class 45 Complzments and Best W1shes Valore s Parma B1 R1te 5580 Rldge Road TU 5 9525 SAM EDDY ' u . n I ' , ,Q T ,Q 2 af.. 2 Qs. I QC . Mft Els I - I .+,+,-,-.-,-.-v-,-.-,-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,-.-.-.-.-.-.-f,-.A.-v--v-A I I I - l l l I I I I I . I I Lf-X . . 1 , - Eva Kay Haudressers Speclalzzmg 1n I-Ia1r Cutt1ng Stylmg T1nt1ng Permanent Wavmg 5249 Broadvlew Road One Block South of Broadvlew Road Parma 9 Ohlo ONtar1o 17020 Propnetors Eva Helienck Kay Doolmq Best W1SheS to the Class of 1956 Schossler Drug Co Complete Prescr1pt1on Serv1ce Week Days 1 Sundays 0 6038 State Road tCorner of Maplecrest and State! TU 4 7424 Compllments to the Class of 56 BROADVUE MOTCRS INC Your Fnendly Authonzed MERCURY DEALER Complete Bodyshop Servlce 2330 Broadv1ew Road ON 1 5440 Safe Buy Used Cars 3 ' 9:3o- 0100 l 10:0 - 4:00 I O 1 MANGOL S SOHIO SERVICE Cor Broadview 6, Sprague Rds Goodrich 6. Atlas Tlres Congratulahons To The Class of 56 From The I and G Haddad Construction Co 8021 Whltehaven Dr Parma 29 Oh1o TU 5 2841 Ioe Haddad George Haddad Pres Tres SH 9 0800 SH 9 0801 Brooklyn Motor Sales 50 Clean Late Model Cars to Choose From 3858 West 25th Street Cleveland 9 Ohio OWNERS Mack Clmgan oe Petrone 1m s Del1catessen Open T111 M1dH1Qh1 Dally 5275 Broadview Road Parma 9 Ohio Phone ON 19518 I I V Specialized Lubrication Service V ' I THE I-IIGBEE COMPANY CHESSHIRE STUDIC OFFICIAL PHOTOGBAPHER CLASS OF 1956 E RICHARD'S IEWELRY Pearl and Brookpark Shopping Center - - and - - Southland Center at 130th and Pearl l Lynn and Cookie listen to their favorite records while Gretch tries on a graduation Watch and class ring form RICHARDS complete selection. 6 BEARDEN'S STEAK SANDWICHES A Taste Delight in Every' Bite 5621 Pearl Road Curb Service Dining R00m SERVING OHIOS FINEST SCHOOLS CLEVELAND ENCRAVING 310 WEST LAKESIDE N W CLEVELAND 13 OHIO Clldfntg gplt with the best of quality phot ngrcrvings C O . Best wishes to the Wolfert Pharmacy Dedicated To Your Health 5500 Ridge Road In Parma Medxcal Center Graduating Class from the TU 4 3366 OPEN DAILY 9 O0 AM to 10 30 PM SPECTRUM STAFF SUN 12 Noon to 5 00 PM SENIOR ACTIVITY INDE AGNEW LEORA 7614 Bertha Ave 1293 Bowlmg 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 Y Teens 1 2 34 Dnvers Club Secretary 3 Spectrum 4 AIRHART COLLEEN 3911 Alberty Ave 1293 Rhodes High 1 Grrls Glee 2 Choral aures 234 Intramurals 23 Spamsh Club 2 3 4 Modern Dance 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Hall Guards 3 Scxence Club 3 Movne Crew 3 4 ALLRED DONNA JEAN 6302 Kenneth Ave 1293 Lutheran Hugh 1 Intramurals 2 Hall Guards 3 YTeens 4 Office Pages 4 ALMAN PATRICIA 5906 W Ridgewood Dr 1293 Rhodes High 1 Bowling 2 34 In tramurals 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 Cabrnet 4 FTA 34 Offrce Pages 3 Spamsh Club 4 Jumor Committee Semor Committee ALMASY MARIAN 4424 Pershmg Ave 1293 St John Cantnus 12 Hall Guards 3 Y Teens 4 ALTZNAUER MILTON 11431 Blossom 1303 Football 1 2 34 Basketball 1 2 Bowl E Boosters 4 German Club 2 3 Junxor Play Hr Y 34 Lettermens Club 4 AMBROSE JOANNA 1293 Hall Guards 3 ANDERSON KAREN 1313 Lrbrary Pages 1 FNC 3 YTeens 34 Stage Crew 34 FTA 4 ANDREWS WILLIAM 8116 Manorford Dr 1293 Bowling 2 Basketball 3 Science Club 4 ANKLAM NEIL 5415 Hampstead 1293 Hobby Craft Club 12 HIY 2 ANNIS JUDITH 7202 Gnlbert Ave 1293 Class Treasurer 2 Gurls Glee 12 Girls Chorus 1 Orchestra 1234 Concert Choir 34 Bowling 1 Intramurals 34 YTeens 1234 Canteen Committee 234 JCWA 23 Guidance Speaker 2 FTA VrcePres1 dent 3 Presrdent 4 Honor Socrety 34 Speech Team 4 Spectrum 4 6611 Belmere Dr 7657 Broadview Rd 178 ANZALONE MARY 7987 Rrdge Rd 1293 Glrls Glee 1 Choralalres 234 Gurdanct Speaker 2 Y Teens 4 ARENA PAUL 4906 Lmcoln Ave 1291 Shop Foremen 4 ASSAD THELMA 4910 Albertly Ave 1293 Thesprans 34 Choralalres 1 Concert Chorr 234 Bowlmg 1234 Intramurals 12 34 Student Council 2 34 Hall Guards 2 Guidance Speaker 2 Speech Team 2 Leaders 34 YTeens 34 Honor Socrety 34 Junior Play Canteen Commrttee 34 Junlor Committee Boosters 4 Student Crty Cabinet 4 Semor Play Semor Commrttee ATTINOTO CARL 6390 Stumpf Rd 1303 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Trumpet Tno 2 3 4 Science Club 2 BACHMAN GERALD 6251 Manchester Rd 1293 Reserve Band 1 Concert Band 234 Trumpet Trxo 34 Boys Chorus 1 Baseball 234 BAFALOUKOS IO AN 4813 Snow Rd 1293 Soc N Buskm 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee 1 2 Ensemble 2 3 4 Concert Chou' 34 Choralaxres 4 Intramurals 2 Boosters 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 BAILEY JON 9973 Manorford Dr 1293 Football 1 Speech Team 4 Thespxans BAKER KAY 1602 Grovewood 29 Thomas Jefferson Junior High 1 West Tech Hugh 2 Bowlmg 4 Y Teens 4 Home Eco nomxcs Club 4 BALAZS SANDRA 4405 W Rldgewood Dr 1293 Grrls Chorus 1 Glfli Glee 2 Chorxsters 3 Intramurals 3 Bowling 23 YTeens 1234 Hall Guards 234 FTA 34 Clmrc Axd 3 Movie Crew 34 Senior Committee Soc N Buskm 4 Offrce Pages 4 Spectrum 4 BALDASSARI CAROL 7003 Orchard Ave 1293 Girls Chorus 1 Gxrls Glee 2 Choral arres 34 Bowlmg 1234 Intramurals 2 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Hall Guards 1 Hr Spot 2 Movie Crew 2 3 House Manager 4 BALOGH RICHARD 2804 Lrncoln 1293 Benedlctme Hrgh 1 Bowlmg 2 Shop Fore men 4 BAN DAVE 6737 Broadvrew Rd 1313 Football 1 2 3 Bowhng 2 34 Hobby Craft Club 1 BANAS JEAN 7002 Wrlber Ave 1293 Gxrls Chorus 12 YTeens 4 BARAN JAMES 7610 Bertha Ave 1,93 Bowling 23 Track 34 Lrbrarv Pag s 3 Scrence Club 4 BARKER JEAN 6211 Westlake Ave 1293 Gnrls Chorus 1 Bowlrng 4 Intramurals 2 3 Modern Dance 3 YTeens 24 BARKOCY FRANK 7911 Essen Ave 1293 BARR MYRA 5861 Woolman Ct No 28 1303 Burford Drstrrct Hxgh Burford Ontarro Canada 12 Choralarres 34 Ensemble 34 BASS BEVERLY 6527 Bonrox Dr 1313 Masquers 1 Thesprans 234 Grrls Chorus 1 Bowhng 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 34 Leadrrs 234 FTA 1 Student Council 14 Hall Guards 12 Movre Crew 1234 Speech Team 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Gurdance Speak er 2 H1 Spot 2 Assocxate Edxtor 3 Art Edrtor 4 Junior Play Honor Society 3 Presrdent 4 Semor Committee Semor Plat Arbltratron Board 4 BASTOCK DIANA 4714 Yorkshlre Rd 1293 Gurls Chorus 1 Intramurals 3 Bowl mg 4 YTeens 3 Modern Dance 4 French Club Secretary 3 Vrce Presrdent 4 BAUER KAREN 469 Cherry Lane 1313 Colllnwood Hugh 12 Bowlrng 4 YTeens 3 4 Offrce Pages 4 , ,.. , , - , , - , 1' vx1A 11 1 111 1 1 . 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' . . , 1 .11. . 1 1 1 1 12 1 12 - 2 I -1 1- 2 1 19 C - ' 11 Z 12 1 1 2 Z 13 1 1 11 Z' 3 - 1 . 11 - BECHTEL DAVID 7036 Beresford Ave 1301 Reserve Band 1 Basketball 12 Intra murals 34 Football 2 Hall Guards 2 Ger man Club 3 BECK JEANETTE 6603 Alber Ave 1291 Reserve Band 1 Hall Guards 3 YTeens 2 BELFI NANCY 1850 Pleasant Valley Rd 1291 Rhodes Hugh 1 Intramurals 3 Spanush Club 3 Y Teens 3 4 FTA 3 4 BELL LYNETTE 9356 W Ridgewood Dr 1301 Bowlung 34 YTeens 1234 Hall Guards 2 34 AVA 4 BELTER TERRELL 4811 Maplecrest Ave 1291 St Ignatuus 1 23 BENNETT ROBERT 1304 Hullsdale 1311 Baseball 2 3 4 Scuence Club 2 German Club 3 Hall Guards 3 BENNINGER KATHLEEN 6310 Hamp stead Ave 1291 Gurls Glee I Reserve Band 1 Choralaures 2 Bowlung 134 Intra murals 123 Co Presudent 4 Cheerleader 34 Leaders 34 Boosters 4 Hu Spot 2 YTeens 3, Honor Socuety 4 BENNINGER LAURENE 6310 Hamp stead Ave 1291 Gurls Chorus 1 Reserve Band 1 Gurls Glee 2 Bowlung 134 Intra murals 123 Co Presudent 4 Cheerleader 34 Leaders 34 Boosters 4 Hu Spot 2 Y Teens 3 Honor Socuety 4 BEN! WALDTRAUT 6102 Charles Ave 1291 Soc N Buskun 4 Gurls Chorus 1 Choralaures 2 3 Ensemble 3 Concert Chour 4 Intramurals 34 Hall Guards 2 Y Teens 34 German Club 34 FNC 4 BERAN BRUCE 1918 Brookvuew 1291 BERG JOANNE 5511 Alter Ave 1291 Bowlung 4 FNC 4 Offuce Pages 34 Y Teens 2 4 BERNATOVICZ MICHAEL 7719 Snow Rd 1291 Basketball 1 Intramurals 23 Baseball 34 Lettermens Club 4 BILBREY DONALD 301 BITTNER EUGENE 1291 Akron South 123 Concert Chour 4 BOBER THEODORE 1291 Intramurals 1 Hobby Craft Club 2 3 BOBIK MARIE 5945 Pearl Rd 1301 Gurls Chorus 12 Bowlung 1 YTeens 24 11 1 74 Woodvuew 2815 North Ave Kenmore Hugh 3 2822 Luggett Dr Football 1 Basketball 12 Tennus 234 Intramurals 134 Boosters 4 HuY 234 Lettermens Club 4 BOMBALICKI ROBERT 5107 Tuxedo Ave 1291 Hobby Craft 12 BONK ELAINE 6482 York Rd 1301 Rhodes Hugh 12 Y Teens 3 4 BONK THOMAS 6348 Bug Creek Park way 1301 John Marshall Hugh 1 Concert Band 2 3 Intramurals 4 BOWSER SUSAN 6418 Manchester Rd 1291 YTeens 34 BOYD ALAN 3422 Tuxedo Ave 1291 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Acocella Mary-44 102 Adaur Wulluam 38 Adams Arlenf+49 Adams Marulyn 86 Agnew Leora 12 3 Ahern Lawrence-49 Aho Marcua-44 Aurhart Colleen 12 82 100 Albert Carol 38 102 103 Aluc Ruchard-44 118 125 Allenlglsuduth-44 96 105 106 108 42 Allred Donna 12 106 Alman Barbara 38 102 109 Alman Patrucua 12 98 100 102 Almasy Maruan 12 Altznauer Milton 12 62 117 118 119 130 144 Amato Angelo-49 108 Amato Januce-49 97 Ambers Carolanne-44 Ambrose Constanc+44 Ambrose Joan 12 Amtsberg Alan 38 Anderson Eluzabeth-44 100 Anderson Karen 12 Anderson Roger-49 Anderson Sally 109 Andres Joseph-44 82 Andregs Deorma-43 49 97 105 106 Andrews Wulluam 12 153 Anklam Neul 12 Annus luduth 12 62 80 86 92 95 102 105 154 Anzalone Marv 12 Apel Karen 38 100 102 106 Aquulua Angela 38 Aquulua Joseph-44 Arabuan Nancy 44 109 Ardely Barbara-44 Arena Luculle 44 Arena Nucholas 37 38 97 105 118 130 Arena Paul 12 110 Armanunu Sylvua-49 Arndt Robert-44 Amholt Kathleen 38 Aron, Joseph-49 Arthur, James-44 120 Assad, Thelma 12 20, 81 89 90, 95, 96 98, 105,131 146, 152, 53 Attunoto, Carl 12 184 Attunoto Vuvuan-49 84 97 Augustune Betty Ann 38 102 106 Aukschun Juduth 49 Auman Audrey 44 82 Averson Patrucua 44 Axlune John 1 Babutt Robert 49 82 Bachman Jerrv 12 84 Backus Charles 38 Badura Merrulee-38 Badura Robert 44 Bafaloukos Jo An 12 69 81 2 86 102 131 145 146 Bagley Dorus 38 Bauley Jon 12 92 Baurd Wulluam-44 Baker Jean-44 Baker Kay 12 104 Balant Patrlcua 38 Balant Robert 44 85 Balazs sandra 12 88 102 106 110 144 Balczuunas Peter 44 Baldassaru Carol 12 110 Baldassaru Thomas-44 Baluka Carol Balkan Roberta-44 Ballauer Elaune-38 Balogh Ruchard Balthaser Sharen 49 50 Bambeck Kathleen 38 88 100 106 Ban Davud 12 72 Banas 'lean 12 Banks Danny 38 81 92 93 96 100 145 Baran James 13 104 Barbarotta Paul-44 Barbour Kathleen 38 100 Bardus Ramona 38 Barker Jean Barkocy Frank 13 122 Barnes Alan 38 Bamhull Pamela 100 Barnuak Marv 38 84 100 102 103 Barr Margaret-44 Barr Myra 13 82 Barrett Dennus 44 Barta Davud 44 Bartel Ruchard-49 Barth, Patrucua 38 Barton, Joanne-38 Barton, Lorene-44 Basch Barbara-49 131 152 154 Bastock Duanna 13 100 Batovskv Joseph-44 Battaglua Josephune-38 Bauer Bonnue-43 49 97 106 Bauer Karen 13 82 106 4 Bechtel Davud 3 Bechtel Sandra-44 139 Beck Bert 44 Beck Jeannette-12 Beck Leslu?44 Becker Joanne-44 102 104 Bedford Ruth-44 Behrend Mac-44 Behrend Ruchard 38 Belti Nancy 13 102 Bell Joseph-49 Bell Lynette-13 Belter Gerard 38 Belter Terry 3 Bender Janet 38 110 Bender Joan-49 Bender Roger-49 Beneduct Sandra 38 Bennett Robert 13 Bennett Ronald 107 Bennunger Kathleen 13 21 95 97 115 131 132 134 Bennunger Laurene-13 21 95 97 115 131 132 133 34 Benyo Margaret 38 81 Benyo Nucholas-49 Benz Waldtraut 13 80 88 102 Benza Ben za Beran Beran Beran Beres John 38 Muke-38 Bruc?13 Donald 38 100 111 118 4 Kenneth-44 101 rd Paul-44 f Berg Joann+l3 102 106 Berg Judy-44 Bematovucz Muchael 13 118 128 Bero Robert-43 49 Bester Lawrence-49 Buacsu Thomas-38 Buafore Chrustune-38 109 Bualuc Patrucua 38 Bubro Tumothy 38 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Qs, -Jw, JQ. JS, I ,- Before lockmg the files for the last t1me, the 1956 yearbook staff would 11ke to thank all the people who made thls Spectrum posslble Mrs Mabel LEWIS, buslness staff advlser, M Bernard Specht, art teacher, Chuck Fradella, stage manager who set up so many rxsers for group plctures, Mr Elmer Schuttenberg of Electrlc Prmtmg, Mr John Alden of S K Smlth Cover Company, Mr Roy Seltz of Cleveland Engravmg, and Mr Joe W1l11ams of Forest Clty Bmdmg The one deservmg of the most cred1t IS Mlss Emxly Wllson, ed1tor1al staff advlser, who Worked wlth us contlnually to brmg you thls book In closmg I would llke to express my gratltude to the staff for working so hard toward the productlon of the 1956 Spectrum the best ever' Lynda Wllllams Editor In chief .4 Ja.. ' 1-Y f J ' -rs, ' .xv 0 .1-1 0 .rv ' rs. ' ' 42, ' ' -rs., ' V 191 ' , - . . . . . I' - - -51 . ,, :4 I . . 1 . 1 . I' . 22- ' ' . : . j j I - '. ,' , , 1 Y '. '- .' ' ' ' . ' -.R . , . 1 ' .' ' - Q ' . j- . . 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