Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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2 ' Maddalena Muffae” Malni Italy —.1963 2 Sylma Joy’ Phfljppines O ' C § ” Joosfen — 1962 % Qc o « fflUjS j 00 a 5SI to Q Q z e : 2| qc 5 Roseife?rie Rosie’ Schweigreiter Austria — 196 O C7 0 K Cfc Ui i to ! uj s° 0 1 0 rn rr ■zX gonika Moni” Mang 0 Germany — 1965 C O ' c I o v , Q) HO 83»H AOAON u Qe; • sj • © o Alison Ijunny” Humphrey Republic of South Africa — 1967

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Mmi ; : ' ' yy’: ' • - Contents | Administration. . 6 Faculty and Curriculum . . 16 Seniors ..... . 42 1 S Student Life . . 112 | [ Students and Co-Curriculum. .. 122 Sports .. .. 170 ! Candidly Speaking . . 194 f Advertising ..... . 202 1 Index .... . 225

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10 T3 0 2 1 ff-f ' v —... ck o O a. | c 2 s oQ i u-icr Qo 5 OS U a “Travel Makes A Wise Man Better!” G V i—i w S X H D 0 co £ -O N 2 CQ j r o ac 5 0 I JD 0 2 Uj t Z -N 0O 55 Q 2 —j - Ck- Q X J w U 0 o at £q Q Jz; —1 Xl c W w 04 0 • ' G % c £ c •£ 8 u. 5 2 O After examining the various tribulations present in the world today, one is led to reflect upon the wisdom of Wordsworth, who wrote, God for His service needeth not the proud work of human skill; they please Him who labor most in peace to do His will. This is best exemplified by the young but ever-expanding organiza¬ tion known as the American Field Service. Born amid the discord of war, this organization has been devoted to promoting world harmony. During World War I some 2500 young Americans served as ambulance drivers for the depleted French army. In 1947 the first of many high-school students were sent abroad to study in foreign lands and to share in daily ex¬ periences which unite men as brothers. During the past few years Paramus High School has played host to seven wonderful exchange students. With the help of these visitors, pupils at the high school have vicariously lived such varied experiences as, the colorful tulip time in Holland; the festive gaiety of sunny Italy; the graceful beauty of a Polynesian dance; the enchanting travels down the Rhine; the unforgettable land of dirndls and snowcapped mountains; the gracious charm of a Capetown inhabitant; and, the stately grandeur of Greece. Students have shared their customs and ideas, thereby growing in wisdom and tolerance. Therefore, we wish to salute the entire AFS family: Harmina Joosten ( Biene ), Maddalena Malni ( Muffie”), Sylma Joy Zerrudo ( Sylma ), Monika Mang ( Moni”), Rosmarie Schwei- greiter ( Rosie ), Alison S. Humphrey ( Sunny ), and Albert Arouh ( Al ). Each has left a vestige of the old world in Paramus, where these temporary Americans have become permanent friends. 2. 00 ►—J 5 o 6 o J ft? ft? O R km » ' o 0 o y e x S w ° £ 0 -t c o o f T7 t) - I 1 Q Z Q •c X 2 o 0 o o z o Q 03 2D o Q N O c o to 3 o X .,:rV0 : A s o u, a o VD 2 o 0) o o c 0 0) Q) O ' C