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As I write this, Thanksgiving has just passed. I have to admit that it is one of my favorite holidays. I think that sometimes we need an excuse to just take a moment from the hectic schedules we follow, slow down and contemplate about what we have in our lives for which we should be thankful. We tend to think of the big things in our lives, but if we really think about it, most of the time it is the small things that happen every day. I know that I am thankful for everyone who volunteers to this organization. It is always easy to thank board members, but I really want to thank those that help in other ways. We have alumni who in-ventory all the memorabilia that we have and continue to collect. There are alumni who organize reunions and help with events like the Golden Redmen Reunion. We have alumni that attend events like re-unions, homecoming, class lunches and regional reunions. There are alumni who just keep in touch with their classmates through social me-dia. Whatever way you participate, you should know that we notice and are thankful for what you do.

President’s Corner by Michael Jaszczak ‘80

P S H A L U M N I A S S O C I A T I O N

WINTER 2019

Tradition In This Issue Presidents Corner pg 1 Editors Desk pg 1, 6 Letters to Editor pg 1,7 In Memoriam pg 2,3 2019ReunionInfo pg 2 Fla Reunion info pg 3 Feature Article Archival Page pg 4 PSH Sports pg 5 PSH Donors pg 5 PSH Sports pg 5 PSH Donors pg 5 School News pg5 Hall of Fame Application pg 6 Tradition order form pg8 Yearbook order form pg8

LETTERS TO EDITOR John M ‘65 Thank you for all you do for the Alumni and for the promise to all of us older subscribers about continuing the hard copy of the Tradition. It is not that I don’t embrace tech-nology but, I have every hard copy issue of the Tradition since you start-ed mailing them and that is how I prefer to read them. We still subscribe to the daily newspaper too! I guess I could print the Tradition off the web-site but, I am willing to pay to have you do it as long as you are willing to do it, Thanks again. John Thank you so much for your kind letter. I enjoy doing the Tradition and letters like yours keep me Cont pg7

From The Editor’s Desk by Anthony DeMarco ‘62

THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE OF THE TRADITION FROM THE ENTIRE TRADITION STAFF. HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL PSH ALUMNI AND THEIR FAMILIES. MAY THE NEW YEAR BRING YOU HAPPINESS, PEACE OF MIND. AND COM-FORT. In my 60 years of being a student, teacher, and member of the Alumni Associa-tion, I have fond memories of the Holiday Season at PSH. I remember the deco-rations, the special meals prepared by the kitchen staff. I remember the Sr. and Jr. classes' Holiday window display in the two windows in the front of the build-ing (before they built the concrete addition on to the front of the school). They were located in the two stairways going to the second floor. In the days leading up to vacation, there were the Candlelight Concerts with the orchestra and choir performing at the assemblies. The decorated tree in the main lobby where stu-dents would bring canned goods for needy families in the area. As a teacher, I remember the last day before vacation. Classroom teachers would have snacks and homemade cookies and some students would exchange small gifts with close friends. Holiday music would be played in the halls be-tween classes. Teachers would fill the teachers lounge with all sorts of Holiday homemade cookies, pastries, pies and cakes. The English Dept. would occasional-ly even set up a Dickens Traditional English Christmas, with pastries from Merry Old England. Over the years many things have changed. Cont pg 6

1948 Monthly for LUNCH at J Bella 1:30 3rd Thursday of the month. Contact: Dave Kane at 216-941-7572. 1949 The 2nd Thursday of the month 11:30AM at Michaels at State Rd. and Royalwood Contact Elaine Quint 440-843-3872. 1951 Parma Schaaf meets for lunch 1st Friday of every month at Katherine’s Restau-rant Contact Joan Kalat 440-843-9122 1952 contact Jean Walter At

440-582-3641 1955 Katherine’s Restaurant Pearl Rd. 9 AM Bob Funk 440-476-6662 1956 The Parma Senior High Class of '56 holding its Quar-terly Brunch the 3rd Satur-day in March, June, Sept and Dec . 11:30 AM party room at Fugi Grill 1930 Snow Rd. (at Broadview) contact www.psh.com or call Carol

216-676-4046 or Judy 440-237-0020 1958 Lunch 3RD Tuesday in April, May, June, July, August September, at Katherine’s 12-3pm—contact John Tomko 440-799-2737 or C Gerhardstein at carolg712@sbcglobal.net 1959 The class of 1959 wom-en meet the 3rd Thursday of the month at Dagneses Con-tact for information, Gerri Pofok. Men meet 1St Wednes-day every month THE CLASS OF 59, WE ARE PLANNING A 60TH YEAR CLASS REUNION HOPEFUL-LY IN 9/2019-- INFOR-MATION FORTHCOMING MARCIA SENDRY 1960 & 1961 Dinner every month at various Parma area restaurants. Contact Judy Love Girard @ 440-888-4911

*1994 25th Contact Kelly Coates Harrington 17678 East-brook Tr Chagrin Falls, 44023

1999 20th Denise Fikar Con-stanzo denroot@aol,com

2004 15th Contact Kelly Kish 6428 Fordham Dr. 44129

2009 10th Contact Nicole DiVincenzo Rose 216-956-1

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Please contact the person listed for further information or www.pshalumni.org

If you are part of a reunion committee with information about your reunion AND THE INFORMATION IS INCORRECT contact US AT pshalumni@pshalumni.org attn. JUDY SEVCIK JENCO ‘72 OR DEBBI DIMAS AU-DIE ‘76 OR MAIL TO THE PSH ALUMNI ASSOC.6285 W. 54TH ST, PARMA, OH

It is the 25Th reunion for class of 1994 and the 50Th reunion for the Class of 1969 60th for the class of 1959 and 70th for the classof 1949 CONGRATS

*1949 70th Elain Quint 440-843-3872

1954 65th William Tuchek

6278 Hollow Ln. Medina, 44256

*1959 60th CONTACT Bru-no Tommasini -parmacookie1@aol.com

1964 55th Chuck Germana 8501 Evergreen Dr. 44129

*1969 50th Contact Peggy Reicher Co-chair - peg-gyrericha@yahoo.com or Billie Miller Cadwallader bimcadwailader@ aol.com

1974 45th Brenda Babb Rot h captn222@sbcglobal.net

1979 40th Cathy Smith Kor-naker- razelber-ry@frontier.com

1984 35th Dawn Reed dawnyreed@aol.com

1989 30th Ken Fortuna 1-773-8780

Reunion News for Monthly and Quarterly Meetings

Reunion News for 2019 Classes ending 4s and 9s

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Our Sympathy goes out to all family and friends who have lost a loved one. Every effort is made to verify notifications of a deceased Alumni member. We ask that you provide some form of verification from a newspaper or other source. Send : Webmaster at pshalu-mi@gmail.com or the PSH Alumni office 6285 W. 54th St. Parma 44129 Attn A De-Marco ‘45 IRENE BEKESY SIMP-SON ‘52 PATRICIA SOVISH LEPOLE ‘52 RICHARD MARSHNER ‘52 CAROL BERAN BROWN ‘52 MARY JASKO PRZYBYSZ ‘54 ROBERT SHARVAT ‘55 LAWRENCE DEACON ‘55 DAVID NELSON ‘55 PHYLLIS WARNER EV-ANS ‘57 CAROL PALLADINO ARCURI ‘59 JOSEPH MACHALE ‘59 JOHN MAUKS ‘59 EDWARD BLYTHIN ‘59 RICHARD GOODMAN ‘59 60 DIANE GOODMAN LANG ‘60 JAMES G FRANKLIN ‘60 DENNIS MERTIS ‘60 DENNIS WARNOK ‘61 RITA BUDD ‘61 LEONA CHROMEK TOTH ‘63 LAWRENCE AUGUS-TINE ‘63 WILMA JEAN KETLING GOTTSCHALK ‘64 BRUCE SIVANICH ‘65 RICHARD COOKE ‘65 BARBARA FREDRICK NOVAK ‘66 DAVID GRALE ‘66 THOMAS WHITTLE ‘67 MARCIA DOLEGA RE-RICHA ‘68 ROBERT OLEKSON ‘68 EDWARD ZEECK ‘69 DIANNE BONFICH RO-HIDE ‘69 TOM AUBLE ‘69 EDWARD BAUMAN CONTINUED ON PAGE 4

PSH Alumni Association Here is how to contact us pshalumni@gmail.com Web- pshalumni.org Tradition Staff Editor: Anthony DeMarco’62 Darlene Wendel DeMarco’63 Printer Dan Salloum PSH ‘95 Mike Sposet PSH ‘95 Web master: Char Eastin Rossi ‘71 Technical Support Damon De-Marco ‘89 Leave a phone message for An-thony at 440-572-2375 or Mike Jaszczak at 440—885-3700

Alumni Assoc. Board Michael Jaszczak’80 President Chris Leo ‘03 V.P. Gene Filipow ‘57 Treasurer Judy Sevcik Genco ’72 Sec. Darlene Wendel DeMarco’63 Anthony DeMarco ‘62 Debbie Dimas Audie Cr Sec.’76 Carol Bartel ‘54 Lou Bentzen’60 Brian Brochetti’03 Barb Tomc Filipow ‘61 Gil Fritzsche’65 Marcia Voss Sendrey’59 Nancy Fedak ‘66 Emeritus Sharon Cole ‘12 Cathy Smith Kornaker‘79

PSH Golden Reunion #7

For all classes Previous to 1969 DATE AUGUST 24TH 2019 at The PSH Cafeteria from 10am to 2:00 pm. Look for the registra-tion form on the Alumni web site pshalumni.org and in the Spring issue or Contact Tony DeMarco at demarco31@sbcglobal.net

IN MEMORIAM

If you would like your class monthly meetings listed let us know . Contact Mike Jaszczak 440-885-3700 or Tony DeMarco , 440-572-2375 and leave a message.

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PSH ANNUAL FLORIDA REUNION LUNCH Thursday, February 7, 2019 11:30 am to 3 pm MISTO BAR and GRILL 231 Del Prado Blvd. CAPE CORAL, FLA 33990 239-673- 9799 MENU CHOOSE ONE

PORK MEDALLIONS

Served with Port wine sauce, pear chutney, vegetables & potato

CHICKEN TOSCANA

Egg batter, Parmesan cheese batter chicken in lemon butter white wine sauce, served with homemade pasta

SEAFOOD CREPES

Homemade crepes stuffed with scallops, shrimp, blue crab and Mascar-pone, backed with lobster velouté

DESSERT

Yellow cake with lemon custard, topped with seasonal fruit and whipped cream.

Homemade garlic rolls, appetizers, and non-alcoholic beverages included

CASH BAR—HAPPY HOUR PRICES

Price of $21.00 per person includes appetizers, one entrée, non-alcoholic beverage, tax and gratuity! As always, friends and family are welcome to attend.

Please make your checks payable to Bruno Tommasini with your choice of entrée.

Mail to Bruno Tommasini 4417 Country Club Blvd. B6 Cape Coral, Florida 33904. It is important to include your name, phone number, e mail address with your reservation.

DEADLINE IS January 31st for all reservations

If you have any questions or want to be on the email list, email me at

parmacookie1@aol.com or call 1-440-842-6073

Hope to see you at lunch.

Bruno Tommasini

CONT. Pg 2 ‘69 JAMES WOOD ‘70 WILLIAM SIEBERT ‘70 JAMES PONYICKY ‘71 BRIDGET VARGA WILL ‘71 PETER KASTRANEC ‘72 MICHAEL BARON ‘72 JAMED GIERA ‘72 KATHLEEN RONAN PES-TER ‘72 DARLENE GREGA ‘72 JAMES PENBERTHY ‘73 JAMES COY ‘73 KENNETH MATLEY ‘73 JOSEPH SIMAK ‘73 KENNETH MATLEY ‘74 JAMES FOUNFELKER ‘74 TIMOTHY LAUBEN-THAL ‘75 DAVID KELLY ‘77 HOPE LINGLER ‘78 ELIZABETH SCHAFFER ULAN ‘82 ANNA COLTON KASPER ‘83 TAMARA HENDERSON PYLO ‘83 KEVIN KOLESAR ‘91 KAREN SWEET TANCZUK 2010 THOMAS TARSANY Teachers/Staff/ Administrators CONRAD POKORSKI—Math Teacher, Coach H ROBERT BRIGHT — Business Ed. MARTI ”MARTHA” VAGI-Business Ed. MIKE NORCIA- Math JAMES TURCHANIK MARTHA YEINGST HOLBEN VELMA JEAN CARPENTER— Music RICHARD ELDEMIRE ON BEHALF OF THE PSH ALUMNI ASSOC. OUR DEEP-EST CONDOLENCES TO FAM-ILY AND FRIENDS

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NEW FEATURE ARTICLES ON OUR AR-CHIVAL COLLECTION The Tradition will now have a special feature of Archival material from our collection in each is-sue. We will have historic photographs, articles with photographs and objects from our showcase collections. Over the last 5 years, under the direc-tion of Margret Bertolone Maritz 6 women (Class of 1966) Anna Georgalis Thanos, Jewell Kovalchik Demo, Karen Blower Charek, Nancy Fedak, Ellen Dean Durbin (deceased) made up our Archival Directory Committee. They have cataloged literal-ly thousands of all forms of memorabilia sent in by thousands of Alumni over the last 67 years. We have two large display cases one in the front hallway and the other in the back hall by thr Ar-chival Room. In todays edition the Archival page we will look at four photos from the Parma Schools. The John Muir elementary staff, 1943-44. The cheerleaders from 1948. 1960’s photo of the Sr English room with the oak bookcases, Windsor chairs and the working firer place. The Home Economics show-case in the cafeteria hall way . Each issue we will try to give you a glimpse into our vast files. Some of the photos may not be in the best of shape, but we will do the best to clean them up. Hope you enjoy them We will go with a different era in the Spring issue.. We are expanding the number of Alumni display showcases by one after the holiday break. They will become part of our PSH guided tours we provide for Class reunions, Golden Re-union and small group tours.

The 1943– 1944 Faculty of John Muir elementary school on Broadview Rd. The faculty of all women was not unusual during the War. I do not have their names, but students who graduated in the 50’s –70’s might.

Show case of the home Economics department in the cafete-ria hall way circa 1950’s / 60’s. Notice the Bobby socks and Spalding shoes.

PSH ALUMNI ARCHIVAL DEPARTMENT COLLECTION

The 1948 Parma Schaaf High Cheerleaders for the first undefeated team at Schaaf Stadium on W54th. From L to R Lois Bedrend, Sally Jargensen, Virginia Lahut, Carole Basil.

This was the Sr English room in the 1950’s and 60’s. All the wood trim was oak and the chairs were Windsor style. Students sat at tables instead of desks. The English dept. designed this room as it was to be built by the construction company to their specifications.

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Cont previous column

Please think about paying it forward

Loyalty Eternally Thank you .

SCHOOL NEWS New Superintend On March 1, 2018, the Parma City School District Board of Education approved Resolu-tion 2018-03-89, ³Resolution to Appoint and Employ Superintendent of Schools.² The Board of Education approved the appointment of Dr. Charles Smialek as superintendent, be-ginning on August 1, 2018. Dr. Smialek cur-rently serves as the Superintendent of the Eu-clid City School District in Euclid, Ohio. The Euclid Schools serves approximately 5,300 stu-dents in seven buildings. Dr. Smialek is also a proud graduate of the Euclid City Schools. (Article by Dan Rajkovich Parma City Schools)

PSH ALUMNI DONORS 2017—2018 All donations are tax deductible. Remember our $1 for each year you have been a graduate of Par-ma High or PSH. Include your name (maiden), ad-dress, class year, a phone# and or email address where you can be reached. Send your donation to PSH Alumni Attn. Donation 6285 W 54th St Parma, Oh 44129 Make checks payable to the PSH Alumni Association and indicate where you would like your dona-tion to go to. For an individual Scholarship please contact Antho-ny DeMarco or Micheal Jaszczak by mail at PSH Alumni 6285 W54th St Parma, OH 44129 Scholarships 2018 1956 Jon Bailey $$$$ 1953 Richard Trackler $$$$ Golden Reunion $$$$ Scholar-ship Class of 1963 55th Reunion $$$$ Scholarship Neil Hamadey 1963 $$$$$ Schol-arship Class of 1968 50th $$$$ Scholar-ship Donations Richard Pinkerton ‘51 $$ Wayne Ecke ‘62 Jim Redovian ‘61 Paula Gunderman Hill ‘62 Jim Tichy ‘67 Class of 1967 $$$ Gerald Lee 1954 $1 per year Ron Courey 1956 $$$$ Joe LoSchiavo ‘74 $$$ Anonymous-$$$ To Archives Donna Balph Loeb ‘50 $$ Thank you to all our donors big and small. Without you generosity your alumni Associa-tion would not be as successful as it is. You are appreciated.

PSHS Sports News Athletic Director Ryan Mad-ison. The following Fall Athletes received Confer-ence Recognition: 1st Team-All Great Lakes Conference: Volleyball-Brianna Ghann, Football-Ryan Madison, Girls Soccer-Erika Turk, Boys Soccer-Kevin Ivancic, Golf-Jack Borke, Cheerleading-Baileigh Cortimilia, Erin Madison, Sierra Rodriguez. Second Team-All Great Lakes Conference: Volleyball-Ashley Stec, Football-Gavin Ziol, Girls Soccer-Emily Turk, Boys Soccer-Mark Ivancic, Golf-Bobby Hausler, Cheerleading-Lindsay Bennett, Lindsey Downey, Caelah Mangol. Honorable Mention-All Great Lakes Confer-ence: Volleyball-Amber Beck, Grace Jacobs, Football—Joseph Adams, Michael Fischer, Justin Harubin, Brendan Moser, Dominic DeArman, Girls Soccer-Shannon Chamber-lin, Tayuor Rericha, Boys Soccer-Cameron Ekechi, Jordan Chavez, CrossCountry-Brady Karpus, Matthew Higginbotham, Katlynn Wald, Alisha Deguzman. The following Gall Athletes received District/State Recognition: All Northeast Ohio Lakes District-Honorable Mention: Fottball-Ryan Madison, Gavin Ziol All Greater Cleveland Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association-Honorable Mention: Boys Soccer-Jordan Chavez, Kevin Ivancic, Marc Ivancic, Girls Soccer-Shannon Cham-berlin, Emily Turk, Erika Turk Academic All-Ohio from Greater Scholastic Cleveland Soccer Coaches Association: Kelly Morris, Erika Turk, Makayla Combs, Alyssa Wolverton, Shannon Chamberlin, Taylor Rericha. Congratulations and Good Luck to PSH Al-um and Golf Coach Bill Jeckel who will retir-ing after 19 seasons as a coach. We appreci-ate all that you have done for the athletes of PSH.

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Wanted Graduates for 2019 PSH Distinguished Hall of Fame Nominations

We have had thousands of graduates from the Queen of High School, PSH. Many have taken their education they received from Parma Senior High School and developed it into a successful vocation or profession. We have many Lawyers, Volunteers, Artists, Teachers, Doctors, Scientists, Designers, Social Workers, Police Offic-ers, Musicians, Service Men & Women, Nutritionists, Tradesmen, Businessmen & Women, Accountants, Ad-ministrators, etc. Many of our graduates have met many challenges in their lives, professions and or communi-ties and have become very successful. Yet, out of the thousands of graduates, we only have about 75 Distin-guished Hall of Famers.

Part of the Distinguished Hall of Fame process is attending an Assembly with 11th and 12th graders presently enrolled at PSH. These students are genuinely motivated and encouraged by the Inductees. This is another way we can give back to our youth. We can inspire the youth of today to become the Distinguished Citizens and Hall of Famers of Tomorrow. The program begins with an Assembly followed by a Brunch, and a Tour of PSH today. You will be surprised how well behaved the students are and see the changes that have occurred at PSH. The day is topped off with a cocktail hour and delicious dinner at the Event Center of St. Michael’s Woodside.

All nominations are reviewed by a committee of individuals who come together with a variety of talents. The committee then recommends the nominees to the Alumni Association Board.

Why not nominate someone you know for this honor. The 2019 Nomination form can be downloaded from the PSH Alumni Association website. Nominations are due April 30, 2019. You can email the applications to Barbara (Tomc) Filipow’61 (filipowb@parmacityschool.org) or Chris Leo’03 (chris.leo@sbcglobal.net). You can also mail the application to Parma Senior High Alumni Association 5311 Longwood Ave. Parma, OH. 44134. Your participation and support is always appreciated.

From the Editors Desk Cont pg 1 PSH for the Holidays, but today, the feeling I get from walking through the halls and greeting students at the Archival room is the same. Good memories and hope for the future.. Hope those memories of PSH are happy ones. New Feature for the Tradition—THINGS FROM THE PSH ARCHIVAL/ MUSEIUM COLLECTION We are starting a new feature that will be a regular series in each edition of the Tradition. We have planed to incorporate what we have collected over the years from individual alumni donors and from classes. Some of the photos will be of Parma high stu-dents from various times and other will be of objects and collectables we have stored at the high school. We will also provide photos of the three Parma High Schools from the oldest to the current building. We will show you the insides of the bell tower, the third floor , the remains of the movie projection room be-hind the auditorium balcony. We look forward to your comments and suggestions about this new feature, Write us and let us know.

THE TRADITION IS NOW ACCEPTING BUSI-NESS CARD ADS. In the past the Tradition was restricted by the Fed-eral Postal System and the rules pertaining to 501 c 3 tax exempt non-profits on ads in the newsletter. Because we used a postal indicia for our mailing ( used for mailing over 200 pieces of mail at a re-duced rate per item) we were restricted on the ads we could use. Today we have been given the green light on accepting certain types of ads for the Tradi-tion because we now send them 1st class mail. The Tradition and the PSH Alumni Assoc. retains the final acceptance on content and acceptance of all ads. We will not accept political, religious, or objec-tionable business cards. All ads must be submitted by a PSH Alumni. Send photo ready art work to the Psh Alumni Association Attn Tony DeMarco 6285 west 54 th st. Parma, Oh. 44129 Ad cost is $25 for 1 issue or $50 for all 3 yearly issues. All money used to support the Tradition Newsletter.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL PSH ALUMNI

From the entire staff of the Tradition Newsletter

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CONT Pg 1 LETTERS 1959 60th Class Reun-ion Marcia Sendrey Voss September 6,7,8 2019 Among all the mile-stones we’ve encoun-tered throughout the years we are looking forward to Celebrating a big one next year,our 60th Reunion. The Re-union Committee is hard at work planning a fun weekend and hop-ing there will be some-thing for everyone @sbcglobal.net Thank you for your up-date From Anonymous I just have a question for you about what is happening at PSH. 1 Are they changing the Psh mascot name from the Redmen to some-thing else? There are no plans on changing the Redman to another name at this time. As you can imagine at this time there are those who would want to make a change. We have maintained that we will not change the name that we have had since 1936 and for the reasons it was chosen by the students, the school system and the commu-nity at that time. Until we are required by the Ohio High School Ath-letic Department or the Board of Education we will keep the name.

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In 1953 Carol Kneebusch was to be crowned as PSH’S first homecoming queen when , only 3 days before school started, she was struck down with po-lio. She never attended classes in the new building nor saw a game on the new Byers Field. At City Hospital polio ward, a handful of her friends crowned Carol Queen of the Class of 1954. Her close friend, Claire Justice Eckles, stood in for her on the field at homecoming in 1953. In 1993 new field was installed and as part of the rededication ceremonies. Carol, now 56, received her crown, 40 years after that 1953 homecoming. Carol Kneebusch Vaccariello went on to graduate from Baldwin-Wallace College, marry, and have a child. She taught speech therapy classes at BW and supervised the speech clinic one day a week. She was a grandmother. (Carol passed away in 2002)

Cont Letters to the editor From Tony DeMarco and the Golden Redmen Re-union We want to recognize of our attendees from the last GRReunion They are Ramona George Darmour class of 1946. Thelma Miller Stubbe 1944 they still meet every Thursday Donald Roeper Class of 1943 Don Roeper is 93 years young. He played for Par-ma Schaaf High School in the 1941 42 seasons. His family has lived in Parma since to 1800’s. Don’s father was a Parma police patrolman in the 1920’s and the chief of Parma Police from1944 to 1961. Thank you all for attend-ing. Loyalty Eternally Please continue to send us your letters and we will try to print them in the next issue of the Tra-dition

REPRINT OF A 1994 WINTER EDITION CAROL KNEEBUSH VACCARIELLO-CLASS 0F 1954 RECEIVES HER HOME-COMING CROWN AFTER 40 YEARS AT THE 1993 PSH HOMECOM-ING GAME

Last Falls issue we gave you THE COMPLETE LIST OF THE REUNION CONTACT CHAIRPERSONS If you found a mistake or you are listed as a contact person and you no longer want to be, then you must contact us ASAP. The PSH Alumni Reunion Committee is made up of Alumni Board members Judy Genco, Debbie Audie, Darlene DeMarco and Tony Demarco. Contact Judy at judyse7@cox.net. Remember that your 4 class officers are the initial Reunion committee of record until they resign and new class members are select-ed by the PSH Alumni Assoc. If you are unable to contact those listed contact us.Update 2009 10th Contact Nicole DiVincenzo Rose 216-956-1

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2019 PSH Newsletter Order Form Name _______________________Grad Year*____ Address___________________________________ City________________ State_____ Zip_________ Email________________ Grad Name*__________ Hardcopy Newsletter__ $7-1 year $14 –2 years Checks (no cash) payable to: PSH Alumni Assoc. Send: PSH Alumni, Attn. Tony DeMarco 6285 W 54Th St Parma, Oh 44129 FOR ALL PSH MUGS, CAPS AND ALL APPAREL, WE SUG-GEST FOR THE NEAR FUTURE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO ORDER ALL PSH (not Alumni )MERCHANDISE FROM THE PSH ATHLETIC DEPT. CONTACT RYAN MADISON ON LINE AT MADISONR@PARMACITYSCHOOLS.ORG FOR PRICES AND SHIPPING COST. Until the Alumni Association can work out arrangements with the online sales company, we will ask you to purchase PSH merchandise from the PSH Athlet-ic department. All profits from sales will go to aid the Athletic Department which is also a 501c3 tax exempt entity. Please remember that any monetary donation to the PSH Alumni Assoc. is tax deductible. You can direct that donation to any Alum-ni program or school activity or dept. We are also looking for scholarship donations or Sponsors for a scholarship's in your name for a deserving PSH grad. For more information contact President Michael Jaszczak at pshalum@pshalumni.org. For Individual Scholarships info, contact by mail, Anthony De-Marco At the PSH school address

YEARBOOK ORDER PSH Alumni Assoc. We will pick up do-nations in the Parma area. Thanks to all who donated. For spe-cial order pre 1950, contact A DeMarco. At the high school ORDER FORM Name___________________ Grad Class_____ Address____________________ City__________ State____ Zip ___ Email or Phone #———————————-Yearbook year ____ $40.00 postage included Make Check Payable to: PSH Alumni Assoc. PSH Alumni Assoc. 6285 W54 th St. Parma, Oh 44129 1950-10 1951-6 1952-9 1953-9 1954-7 1955-7 1956-4 1957-0 1958-3 1959– 0 1960-5 1961--3 1962-1 1963-0 1964-0 1965-0 1966-0 1967-1 1968-2 1969--4 1974-0 1975-1 1977-1 1978-3 1979-1 1980-1 1981-1 1983-5 1985-2 1989-4 1991-5 1995-3 1996-5 1997-0 1998-2 1999-2 2000-4 2001-3 2002–4 2003-4 2004-6 2005-5 2006-5 2007-8 2008-5 2009-1 2010-1 2013-1 Don’t be fooled by people and companies selling PSH year-books on line. They are not originals and may cost two to three times as much. _____________________________________________ Did You Know ? Did you know the the cost of the orig-inal PSH was 5.5 million dollars. Estimates to build this same building range between 140 to 160 million.