Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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With Voice and Horn Frank Ryerson Music Director of Band Tally ho!” Claire Mercer, Jay Lipper, Paul Cohn, Robert Pounds, Steve Albin, Mike Padula, Merrell Kovats, Barry Hock, Greg Gorab, and Tom Framm rehearsing in the Music wing. Melodious sounds permeate the rafters of the stage and music room as the band and chorus rehearse for their many performances, but this is only one phase of the activities in the music department. During the day, Mr. N. Allen can be found teaching the future musicians of America the principles of harmony and musical structure. These classes are both lively and informative. Private music lessons are one of the extras afforded the fortunate members of the Paramus High School Spartan band. Mr. R. Witte and Mr. F. Ryerson do a tremendous job of providing the expert instruction which keeps our band on top. This year, both the chorus and the band have been chosen to represent the state in Tercentenary activities ... a fitting tribute to their excellence. ■ lb J ' l sr§ Practice makes Paramus perfect.” Roberta DeMarinis, Lee Leavitt, Bob Preyss and Jay Lipper concentrating on a difficult piece of music. Robert Witte Music Band 29

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Music ♦ Courting the Muses ♦ ♦ That, my friends, is a ' G ' ;” Irene Behrens, Linda Busovsky, Mr. N. Allen, Fran Mitchel, Eloise Hawkins, Barbara Raeder, Lorretta Beard, Sue Heintz, Mike Herbert in a class in harmony. Norman Allen Music Assistant Soccer Coach, Concert Choir

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Industrial Arts ♦ ♦ ♦ Competent Craftsmen ♦ ♦ ♦ Do you think it will float?” Mr. A. LaRose, and Jim Merrell working in the wood shop on an original project. Just one finishing touch, O.K.?” Richard Augustensen examining his latest handiwork. Angelo LaRose Industrial Arts Stagecrafters 30 Vincent Mosdar Industrial Arts Electronics Club ' A woody wood shop.”