Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Precision Planners ’’Mr. Machine” Mechanical drawing is a course valuable to the student who is interested in industrial design, engineering, architecture, or drafting and building trades. Proper use of instruments and principles of drafting, learned here, are invalu¬ able to the student with a combination of artistic and mechanical skills. In addition to learning the basics of electricity, students in the electronics course learn the skills of building their own radio and short wave sets. Our future electronics technicians gain a full background in the scientific studies of electricity, as well as the practical applications of this knowledge in everyday work. Paul Sisko Woodshop Art Gymnastics Club 29

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Industrial Innovators Do I smell wood burning?” No, it’s not like a sewing machine!” 28

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Lighthearted Lyrics . . Music plays a dual role. It is both entertaining and functional, providing accompaniment at various occasions while teaching its disciples, its intricacies, its history, and its practical applications. September’s pace demands strenuous hours of rehearsal. Football games provide the opportunity for formations on the field which are pleasing to the eye as well as the ear. December heralds the Pageant of Bands in the Teaneck Armory, where the band, color guard, twirlers, and chorus are in full regalia. Filling the other days on a vast calendar of events are assemblies, dances, and assorted local community events. Eighth period each day and Thursdays after school are devoted exclusively to the music department’s practices. In adding music and song to the routine of the day, this department deserves an A-)-”! Norman Allen Concert Choir Music Theory Small Ensemble Soccer Hold that note longer in the second line!” 30