Parma High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Parma, OH)

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, f TV WQMVJ jigfjjjgfftf I' X610 Vf GS Frantically waving pom-poms, flowing crowds in hallways between classes, heads bent in concentration at student council, whirling, dancing couples . . . these too are part of Parma's pattern. Cooperation . . . between students and teachers, club members and adviser, a chairman and his committee . . . color . . . in brightly bound library books, on the catchy pep tags, in the sparkling reflection of the tinsel on the Christmas trees . . . these are Parma. Excitement . . . reflected in the bonfire after a pep-rally, on the faces of the performers before a play or concert . . . service . . . baskets for the needy, stacks of graded papers, a dozen errands run . . . variety . . . in courses, in organizations, in people . toil . . . over studies, on the gridiron, in the office, the shop . . . these intermingle to form a colorful design in the kaleidoscope that is Parma. and service

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are colorful pieces in Parma's kaleidoscope Thrust, head up, back straight! directs Claudia Renner assisting Donna Marcuz with physical fitness pushups. New teaching methods-the extensive use of closed circuit television allows students to view educational programs. New and different curriculum-Mr. Kinney explains the cloud model atomic theory to Rol Loy in CBA chemistry. 7

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interlock to form PSH's whirling pattern Ioan Dienes stops with alumnus Tim Smith to inspect library corridor paintings presented by the class of 'BL Service. another vital bit oi PSH's pattern. is per-- formed many times every clay by AVA'er Rich Cuchiarcx. Dancing couples, like bits of brightly colored glass in a kaleidoscope, glide and whirl at the Coronation Ball. 9