Parma High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Parma, OH)

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. li Pride in the Queen of High Schools is reflected in the faces of these Parma students as they sing the Alma Mater. Reflections ot student accomplishments Ron Marsoun and Carol Plumer check PSH's new bulletin board for the latest in club news and school activities. Oh, we're from Parma High School, and no one could be prouder! shouted this year's Parma stu- dents. Like a cheerful bit of enthusiasm, the spirit at PSH captured every sophomore, junior, and senior in a contagious Wave of pride. This spirit found a voice in the daily lives of PSH-ers, reverberant at pep rallies, blending at concerts, inventive at club meetings, and thoughtful in class. But most of all, this spirit was the regal voice of the Queen of High Schools. Parma verified her claim to royalty in numerous ways this year. The spirit of interscholastic com- petition spurred her on to long-awaited athletic triumphs, aided by record-making student support. Distinctive honor gained through scholastic achieve- ment contributed another portion to the Queen's treasury of student accomplishments. To unite her three thousand subjects, the Queen also planned school parties, offered her facilities for meetings, class dances, and canteens, and presented plays, shows, and concerts in the auditorium.

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ilu Memoriam-wiuiam JE. 1BiIut Summer excursions to Canada offered much-needed and well-deserved rests for one of Parma's ITIOSE beloved educators. His most intense desire, however, lay in developing 1 better education for Parma Senior High students. Throughout his twenty-three years of service to Parma schools, Mr. Wfilliam B. Pilot strove to initiate new plans and ideas for better learning. ln his capacity as Director of Guidance, Mr. Pilot developed our guidance department and served as junior boys' counselor. His vital interest in Parma High students resulted in our new honors classes. But on November 20, 1958, a Hag flown at half-mast signified the sudden, untimely death of out beloved assistant principal. To honor him-and to thank him-Parma Senior High paused to hear Concert Choir's dedicatoty anthem to his memory. Mr. Williarzn S. Bassett, our principal, said: His passing is a profound loss to the school and community. We shall miss him in the days that lie ahead. . . Eiga iiuth bless you ante heap pau

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