Students and staff alike joined in attempting to express sincere appreciation to our counselor,
Mrs. Cheryl Morris, for the outstanding service she provides to Parma High School!

An unforgettable moment in time is captured in this picture taken at the conclusion of the State Football Championship game.
Our thanks go out to Shelley Hamby for this and other stunning images taken that afternoon.
Thank you, too, to Kelly Klahr for the cell-phone image she posted immediately after the game, 
which got the winning word out to everyone across the country whose hearts and minds were at Bronco Stadium,
even if they could not attend.

 
Panther Kisses were delivered to the members of the PHS girls' basketball team,
who took STATE CHAMPIONSHIP honors!

 

 

The student body for 2008-2009 at Parma High School:  Bright, enthusiastic, good-looking, athletic, active, and PROUD!

 

 Football, volleyball, and cross-country teams started training during the hot days of August.

 

 

The black-and-white photo is published with permission of photographer Mike Vogt and the Idaho Press-Tribune. THANK YOU!

 

PHS graduates from 1968 stopped by Panther Library to look at old pictures and yearbooks. 
Where did the last forty years go?

Shown above are seven reasons why Parma High School is the OUTSTANDING school that it is!

 

 

 For his Eagle Scout project, Brock Green turned his attention, hard work, and talent toward a much-needed facelift for the facade of the west entrance of Laca Gymnasium. 
He is shown with his team of helpers Kevin Green, Sam Knickerbocker, (Brock is in their midst), Kirk Rohrbacher, and Gabe Knickerbocker in the "after" picture at the lower right-hand side. 

 

Brock's vision and determination in improving this important structure on the PHS campus goes a long way
in keeping up the PRIDE the students and community feel for Parma High School.  THANK YOU, BROCK & FRIENDS!!

From left to right:
Cameron Stewart, VP; Nicole Hopkins, Treasurer; Becca Leavitt, President; Becca Cox, School Board Rep;
Julia Sharkey, Secretary; Travis Kiser, Sgt.-at-Arms.