Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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ACTIVITIES Page 44 r.. ■ ' - .- v-y; Sti fV ' v . t ADVE SPORTS iMSM

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The beautiful main entrance of the high school with the roller-coaster canopy is a welcome sight to its visitors and students. ADMINISTRATION Page 10

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An aerial view of the Garden State Plaza in Paramus reveals the large parking area for the numerous stores. At the left in the fore¬ ground is the “clover- leaf” intersection of routes 4 and 17. The Borough Hall of Paramus, located south of Century Road on Route 17, is the headquarters for many Paramus activities. A deep woods, belonging to the Borough, stands behind the Hall. Meetings and official’s offices are housed in the building. To the citizens of Paramus we present this edition of the Delphian. We do this in appreciation of their un¬ selfish efforts to fulfill the dream of a high school that would assure its students a superior education. They have formed citizens’ groups which helped to plan the school plant, the curriculum, and many other facets of school life. They have provided a superior physical plant and salaries which are geared to attract a qualified and ad¬ mirable faculty. They have supported all of our activities in the school’s three years of existence, including plays, the Parent Council, and athletic events. It is to the citizens of Paramus, who have given of themselves so that we could have an outstanding high school, that we dedicate this, our first yearbook: the Delphian. Paramus residents are often called upon to make important decisions. This picture shows several of them identifying themselves to voting offi¬ cials at a recent municipal election. Paramus residents have been generous in school bond issues, and backed the High School bond with a 21-1 ratio. —