Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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The Enumeration of Numbers Marius Nardelli Algebra, Trigonometry Lucette Russo Geometry, Algebra Club Committee In our world of scientific exploration and discoveries a thorough study in the field of mathematics is becoming more and more necessary. At Paramus High School we offer courses in Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry, and Calculus. Courses are designed to meet the needs of the regular as well as the advanced mathematics student. Those students that show a more avid interest in the field are rewarded by membership in the Math League of Bergen County. At present there are ten members who represent our school at the five sessions held from October to May during the school year. Through the study of mathematics all students are given the opportunity to express themselves and better prepare themselves to meet the challenges in our present day world, and the world of the future. Richard Tennant Geometry, Trigonometry Golf Club, Elections Committee Julia Yaged Geometry Sophomore Class Committee 25

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Mathematics ... Signs, Symbols, and Systems ... Daniel Jankelunas Math Department Chairman Math Club Joseph Doyle Algebra Audio-Visual Aids

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Business Department... The Tap, Tap, Tap of the Typewriter ... Efficiency, skill, and experience are the necessities essential for surviving in the world of business. Our well-organized Business Department guides and directs students in the many areas found in this field of endeavor. Skills are taught in such a way as to make each prospective businessman or woman feel as though he or she were on the job. By using this method the element of experience enters into the picture. Efficiency is stressed continually. Machines such as typewriters, dictaphones, adding machines, the key punch, and the switchboard aid the students in the secretarial course. Those who have a keen interest in the areas of selling, merchandising, or other related fields, may take advantage of our Distributive Education program. Participants of this course go to school for half a day and work in their area of interest for the other half. This is in the truest meaning, earning while learning. For students who are college bound, the Business Department offers personal typing and Gregg Notehand. These courses aid in taking better notes with accuracy and speed. Efficiency, skill, and experience — these are the essentials of our modern business world. Louis Di Taranti Shorthand, Typing Business Department Chairman Ruth Devine Typing Senior Prom Adviser Future Business Leaders of America Lucille Gibson Shorthand, Typing Future Business Leaders of America “It’s only 5,000 words a minute” . . . Mrs. L. Gibson dictates to one of her business practice classes. T m F JtJ ■ r ■ '