Parma High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Parma, OH)

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12 111111 cms 6'fNl0R .MJLIUNATAV ,, Acting cxs a student guide for the first day ot school, Indy Allen gives a PSH-er cr homeroom assignment. of PSH's school day difficult to solve Right: Mr. Haines, keeper of the supply store. is surrounded by PSH-ers who lack such vital supplies as pen cmd paper. l 1 Below: Wl1o's the teacher here? Miss Hauser, or new faculty mem- ber, tries to find her way around with Bob Ziemhds help. ' CN tix 11,41 E 5 X ,

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RRRing! . . . An alarm clock shrilly announces the waking hour, and a hand gropes frantically to quiet its sleep-shattering call. Joe Parma stumbles Wearily out of bed and in the darkness fumbles in- to his clothes. He staggers downstairs and is greeted by the members of his household. Ah, there's just enough time to gulp down some juice and a piece of toast before the bus comes and car- ries him off to classes at the Queen of High Schoolsf, beautiful Parma Senior High School. PSH had many new things in store for Joe this year. The boldest was the eight o'c1ock class- a plan which administrators were forced to initiate because of the increased enrollment, the Queens, royal household was bursting its seams. Confusion reigned supreme at first, but gradually both stu- dents and teachers became accustomed to the new way in which the Queen was to hold court. Sleepy-eyed students often found it difficult to con- centrate at such an unearthly hour of the morning. After a bout with his books, Joe attended a fa- vorite club meeting, an exciting game, or a dance- where each played a part in mending his broken spirit. These joys were short-lived, however, for Good morning or good grief? It's time to rise and shine. he had to be in Condition for that 8 Oiclock Class' Students and faculty alike find puzzles Mm, good! McPhetridges enjoy cr delicious brealffcrst before beginning school. home, and job obligations. , 1... orifi f '1 mf It t wfgefff .... 2- v 2 l 3 -, ' f f'I2Fgf9t cY i' K Q' f ski 4

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wig N Sophomore Coppola finds that hard work is necessary to achieve success. Starting early is the way to do ihis. Left: Mr. Trumbull knows that one oi cr teacher's most important A fi-1 duiies is helping students who have problems wiih lessons. PSH is center for many civic and social Harvey Heikel proudly poinis to some of Parmcx's many sports trophies and citations to Dorothy Rosenberger. 1 2 1 l . wal? 6 l