Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Flights To Foreign Lands Mrs. Rita C. Kostopoulos Spanish IV Advanced Spanish III Italian III Italian I International Club Elizabeth Lombardi Latin I and II Humanities Latin Honor Society Mr. Josef A. Manzella French A.P. French IV Advanced and Regular French II French I Italian I French Honor Society ni Mrs. Lola Panebianco ESL Mrs. Ptak Spanish III Practical Spanish Spanish I Varsity Cheerleaders Fall and Winter Seasons Barbara Markowitz English Hebrew II Regular and Advanced Hebrew III Hebrew IV Hebrew V Hebrew Honor Society Lincoln Center Fellow Mr. Ernst Unger German I German II Advanced and Regular German III Advanced and Regular German IV Advanced A.P. German Varsity Soccer Coach Indoor Soccer Club German National Honor Society Gehnan Exchange Program Mrs. Doris Welfel Westbrook-Spanish I Spanish I and II

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Foreign Language Kay Zazzali Supervisor Foreign Language A.P. Spanish Literature Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica Anita Arencibia Spanish I Advanced Spanish II Advanced Mary L. Beilina Italian I Italian II Italian II Advanced Italian III Advanced Italian IV Advanced Italian V Advanced Societa Onoraria Italica Under the direction of Miss Kay Zazzali, the Foreign Lan¬ guage department offers a wide variety courses to match the different abilities of the students. There are six languages of¬ fered — French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Latin, and Spanish. Each language is divided into several levels of difficulty, rang¬ ing from regular to advanced, and three of them, French, Ger¬ man, and Spanish, offer Advanced Placement courses. Each foreign language has its own Honor Society of which outstand¬ ing students may become members. In addition to the purely academic aspects of foreign lan¬ guage, Paramus High School’s dedicated staff attempts to fur¬ ther acquaint the students with the fascinating cultures of dif¬ ferent lands. Mrs. Marilyn Condini French III Advanced and Regular French II Advanced and Regular French Honor Society Lincoln Center Fellow Claire Gomez Spanish III Advanced Spanish II Spanish I Mrs. Louise Greeley Spanish I Spanish II Advanced Spanish IV ESL

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Mathematics And Business Mr. Daniel T. Jankelunas Supervisor Business- Mathematics Departments Mr. Paul Barnes Mathematics Assistant Football Coach Baseball Coach Mrs. Cathy Cancalosi Algebra Geometry Mr. Robert Connolly Algebra I General Math I and II Newly combined into one section, the Mathematics Business Depart¬ ment is supervised by Mr. Daniel Jankelunas. With a variety of courses, the math department guides the students through a continuous development of numerical reasoning. Catering to each student, courses are offered in a variety of levels from regular to ad¬ vanced placement. Also available are laboratory classes that allow pupils to meet with teachers, work with computers, and do research. Training students in the field of business, the business department offers a colorful array of instructions, ranging from Personal Typewriting and Accounting to the complex Data Processing and Word Processing pro¬ grams in social business courses. Also included in the choices are the World of Finance and Business Prin¬ ciples and Management, to serve an¬ other type of interest. Through the combining of these two departments, a greater access to not only computers but also the staff will be achieved. Mrs. Carmella Concilio Mathematics Aide Mr. Paul Elwood Math Lab Chess Club