Principal David Carson is proud of his first graduating class at Parma High.	Seniors owe so much to Counselor Cheryl Morris.  Mike Moore was principal for three of the seniors' four years at PHS.  Daniel and Geo pose here with them.
Seniors congregate just minutes before the commencement ceremony begins.	Bryant & Kimbra were two of many receiving awards, honors, and scholarships.

Cleora Campbell Fisk--Parma's entire Class of 1908.

On behalf of the Association of Realtors, Tracy Kasper presented a check for over $500 so that the seniors could enjoy a SAFE, drug- and alcohol-free grad party.  THANKS SO MUCH!
 

Student Body, 2007-2008

ASB Officers Look Ahead Toward a Great School Year, 2008-2009!

 Stop by Panther Library to see a display with many, many more election pictures.

Parma High School's own students showed their talent and pride at an hour-long program on the Fifth of May, 2008.
 

All week, members of the Parent Involvement Team are heaping appreciation in the form of all kinds of treats on the staff of PHS.  Although they have attempted to keep their anonymity, some parents have been spotted bringing in plates of fruit and pastries, flowers, notecards, writing pads, etc.  The faculty would like to express sincere thanks for such beautiful, delicious, and heartfelt tributes.  What a nice way to wind up another year!
 

Mrs. K and some of the singers live it up in the warm California sun.
Click on the photo gallery tab at left for pictures of the entire group.

Photos are provided courtesy of Mrs. Anita Kiser.  Thank you!

Friendly Competition--but the guys feel the pressure after last year's defeat....	Let the games begin!

For a while, it was even.	The gym is back in top-top shape after the egg scramble!

The girls' are gracious in defeat -- but watch out next year!

The Boys Prevail at This Year's Battle of the Sexes
(but the girls put up a good fight!)

 A Pirate's Life for Me was a sold-out success!

One way to enjoy our beautiful Idaho weather is with the
annual ski trip to Bogus Basin.

  Ben dropped in to visit with friends during registration, but he is attending school and enjoying the sights and culture of Spain this school year.   Keep those pictures coming, Ben!

Ben is is surrounded by Michael, Stephen, Sammie, & Rance, with Juan in the front. The picture on the right showsthe town where Ben is now attending school in Spain.

Election of officers, tapping of new members, and the induction ceremony have already been accomplished this fall.  Please click on the Activities tab in the left column of this page, and then click on the National Honor Society tag to see more pictures from these events.

Mrs. Romero shares a couple of pictures from Seoul.  We miss her and look forward to her return--but wish her a wonderful time while she is there!

Even before the first bell rang, the campus was busy. Girls were practicing volleyball, the guys were at football practice, cross-country runners were hard at it, the band held camp, and everybody registered!

		Clear skies, cooler temperatures, and beautiful sunsets at PHS add to the  feeling that school will soon be starting  again!

Registration was held all day on August 15th.

ASB officers were on hand to assist.

We welcome back familiar faces and look forward to meeting new ones!

Our new principal Mr. David Carson was on hand to meet, greet, & assist with registration; and as always Mrs. Morris was busy tweaking and perfecting schedules.

Principal and Mrs. David Carson just introduced their fifth son and newest member of the PHS family,
BRODY STEPHEN CARSON, class of 2026.

Congratulations to Mark Finley, Coach Riley and the wrestling team for their great showing at state. Mark won the 215 lb state championship in overtime!! The team finished 5th with Evan Miller and Jed Ferguson placing second, Randy Riley placing fifth and  Kieran Riley placing third. 
Asked what it took to achieve this great victory, Mark replied, "Hard work.  Hard work.  Hard work."  He also gave credit to his teammates for encouraging him all the way.  His answer to what lesson others might draw from his achievement: "Never give up."
 Photo below taken by Charlie Litchfield and posted with permission of Phil Dailey, sports editor of the Idaho Press-Tribune,

We call him one of Parma High School's BEST FRIENDS!
Upon receiving the news of Mr. Norton's selection and the presentation in Boise, the student body at PHS planned a surprise presentation of their own here at home!
Students lined the halls in the style of an honor guard and congratulated Mr. Norton as he was escorted to the head of the line. The band played the fight song, and the ASB officers presented him with a card, flowers, and balloons. We are so proud of and grateful to MR. NORTON!