Parma High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Parma, OH)

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x Mr. Fricker cmd one of his adult students view some wrought-iron railings made in Parmcr's evening classes. events as well as headquarters for learning At first glance a newcomer might think that PSH was some sort of industrial plant because of its characteristic modern design, red bricks and smoke stacks. This first impression was partially correct, for as in any industry , PSH served the fast-grow- ing community by producing a variety of useful products Enlightened students, old and young, civic leadersg musicians-these were only a few of the many products found here at Parma. Do you think all this impossible? You shouldn't - it's the answer to our PSH puzzle. Yes, the success and usefulness of PSH was due to its diverse curriculum. This distinction of being an academic, a vocational, a technical, as well as a commercial institution formed the basis of our solution to this puzzle. The Queen's modern facilities attracted people from many walks of life: lecturing college teachers, active Kiwanis members, and also informed voters. 2700 students, 119 faculty members, ten class periods, football and basketball games, dances, and civic events-all these things and more went into the completion of the puzzle of Parma Senior High School, which is truly the Queen of High Schools. Eight o'clock in the morning is just too early for work! !l Le,e,f4

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