Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Building Better Budgets Lucille Gibson Shorthand Secretarial Practice Future Business Leaders of America ’Dolph Haug Bookkeeping Bowling Club Jane Mangiameli Shorthand Typewriting Future Business Leaders of America To great haste leads us to error. Mr. D’Ambrosio assists Kathy Fuss at the typewriter. James Nicosia Business Math Bookkeeping Fred Rapp Salesmanship Merchandising Distributive Education Student Store Committee Thomas Verga Typewriting Gregg Notehand Budget Committee

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Business ' I ' » ' Louis Di Taranti Shorthand Typewriting Business Department Chairman To prepare students who plan to seek employment in the commercial world is the primary objective of the business department of Paramus High School. This department is staffed by eight teachers, including its chairman, Mr. L. DiTaranti. Courses offered to business students include typewriting, shorthand, bookkeeping, business math, and the operation of business machines. Students are also given the opportunity to participate in the Distributive Education program, which helps them to practice their skills while gaining experience. For those who plan to further their education in college, half-year courses in personal typewriting and Gregg Notehand may be selected. These courses provide the skill and efficiency which may prove beneficial once in college. Typing E’s” Barbara Dunne types with ease. Anthony D’Ambrosio Typewriting Business Math Ski Club Ruth Devine Typewriting Office Practice Prom Committee 28

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-S ' Physical Education In Motion ... Herbert Hoeland Physical Education Department Chairman Awards and Club Committee Athletic Director Charles Bauer Physical Education Driver Education Wrestling Football Softball Carol Christ Physical Education Health Leaders’ Club Softball Basketball A1 Corso Driver Education Football Coach Every person should be concerned with being physically fit. Essential as a developed mind is a sound and able body. Our physical education department directed by Mr. H. Hoeland, provides a stimulating program of activity for all Paramus High School students in group and individual sports, such as, volleyball, baseball, basketball, speedball, gymnastics, ping pong, and football for boys. By releasing physical energy, the student receives the chance to break with the daily rigors of academic study. Competition in group activities cultivates sportsmanship, leadership, and cooperation, which are necessary for a productive life. Each of the four areas of the physical education depart¬ ment, Gym, Health, Driver Education, and Family Living, exist to meet the students’ emotional, social, and mental, as well as physical needs. There is a progression of continuous development in our physical education program during the three years which the student spends at Paramus High School. Fundamentals in basic skills in group activities are taught to sophomores. Advanced skills in his junior year prepare the student for the individual activities of the senior sports, such as, golf and archery. Sophomores study the mechanics of the body during their one marking period of Health. Responsibilities of op¬ erating an automobile are taught to juniors in Driver Educa¬ tion, while Family Living prepares seniors for the road of life and marriage that awaits them. John De Gasperis Driver Education Football Coach 30 Girls in gym in motion. Rose De Vito Physical Education Modern Dance Club Archery Volleyball Drivers’ Education