Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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talent and technique. John LeRose Tennis, anyone? Mechanical and Architectural Drawing; Shop Math Tennis Coach; Radio Club 2T- Jerry Giampetruzzi and Bob Cortese apply their drafting skills in planning a first floor plan for a house. Major and minor courses are both provided for the art program. As a major, the course develops the finer techniques and principles of art for the student, and provides a well-rounded ability for those who look to art as their future. In the minor course, students who do not have enough time to take the course as a major or those pupils who enjoy art on a hobby level, find their creative talents stimulated. Mr. Jones assists Steve Hopkins at the lathe as he turns down a hammer head. 27

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I Manual Arts ... The joining of Angelo LaRose C ' mon, coach 7 General Shop and General Machines Industrial Arts Department Chairman Albert Jones At ease. Metal Shop and Auto Mechanics Stagecrafters Industrial Arts offers courses in three major shop areas: metal and wood shops, and mechanical drawing. Courses in general shop, wood working, metal shop, general machine practice, and mechanical drawing provide the opportunity for the individual student to create with his own hands and imagination, in the raw beauty of nature, a useful and artistic product. These courses develop a sense of accomplishment and responsibility while offering the student the opportunity for experience in a wide field of materials and industrial processes. Hammer, hammer, noise and clamor, as Mike La Rose, Bill Hearon, Ed Me Neill and Roger Jerie construct a project. 26

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Science . . . Man, Catherine Mozak Be nice! Physical Science and Chemistry Ring Committee Charles Rogers Oh, you have heard that one before! Chemistry Science Department Chairman Marius Nardelli You ' ve got a test tomorrow! Physics; Trigonometry Astronomy Club; Electronics Club Anne Behr blow I mean REALLY study! Chemistry Junior Class Committee 28