Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Science Solids Joan Grebe Biology Pre-Med Club Science is a way of thinking and acting as well as a field of research and history. Self-directed activities are encouraged and an emphasis is placed upon an application of the concepts and on a provision for a working knowledge of the theories and principles which are fundamental to a study of any science. Branches which are offered include biology for sophomores, chemistry for juniors, physical science for juniors and seniors, and physics for seniors. Work is planned to provide explanations and challenges at all levels but accelerated courses are available to students of greater interest or ability. This year a new activity has been started by the science department. Students presented original projects based on independent research which counted as extra credit toward the student ' s grade. This science convention will no doubt become an annual affair. 22 Catherine Mozak Chemistry Physical Science Joseph McDonough Chemistry, Physics Astronomy Club, Boys ' Intramurals

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Drei . . . Quattro valuable supplement to our studies. Tapes are available in all five languages and cover material ranging from exercises in grammar and pronunciation to recorded music of these tongues. Consisting of twelve individual booths and a one channel console, this new equipment is ideal for practicing skills in listening and recording. Access to these facilities is available to all students, and expert assistance is provided by the teachers of this department. Field trips and projects have helped to broaden students ' interests in their attempts to master a language other than their own. Ernest Unger German Soccer Coach Elizabeth Yanker German Ski Club, Ways and Means Committee Catherine Ann Zazzali Spanish Ways and Means Committee 21

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Liquids Gases Marius Nardelli Physics, Trigonometry Boys ' Intramurals Ann Nardo Biology Cheerleaders Stratos Provatas Biology Ways and Means Committee 23