Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Interest and willingoiss Future Engineers. Mr. Nardelli is shown illustrating a point in his math class. Firs! Row: Blaise Parnisi, Thomas Becker, Milce Chobora, Frank Carstens, Matt Campbell. Second Row: Ted Kovats, Bob Scoskie, Eugene Faotz and Ray Boos. Anne L Behr Math — Grade 9 Freshman Cheerleaders Adviser Ice Skating, Music (Hi-Fi), Reading. An ever-increasing emphasis upon a greater knowledge of mathematics is becoming more and more apparent in our present scientific age. Paramus High School is more than ade¬ quately meeting this challenge with its wide selection of math courses which it offers to satisfy the needs of all students. There is an advanced program which in¬ cludes two and a half years of algebra, and one year with a choice of plane and solid geometry, trigonometry, or calculus. Students selecting this curriculum participate in the Math League of Bergen County, learn the history of mathematics, and do research projects. College- bound students, not majoring in math, are offered a program sufficient to meet the de¬ mands of institutions of higher learning. Students entering the commercial fields are offered courses in general and business mathe¬ matics. Industrial arts students are given courses in shop mathematics and mechanical drawing. To round out the program there is a senior refresher course in arithmetic for those who desire to review the fundamentals before leaving high school. Daniel T. Jankelunas Barbara Kruse Algebra I and Algebra II Awards and Riding Club Sports: Bowling, Riding, Skiing. Visual Aids Club Adviser Sports, Golf. Chairman, Math Dept. Elementary Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, Geometry (all advanced subjects) Thomas V. Lyons English, Mathematics, Social Studies Faculty Adviser for Sunshine Comm. Members of Teachers ' Welfare Comm. Student Transportation Executive Council of Retarded Children Program in Bergen County. Marius j. Nardelli Advanced Math and Advanced Physics Senior Math and Senior Physics Co-Sponsor: Tennis Club Reading, Tennis. 22

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Don ' t the girls seem to be more attentive than usual? Jim Sloone gives a report as Mr. Dewlow looks on. Council Louis Lanza I otto U. S. History — Grade 12 Economic Geography — Grade 10 Student Council, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Historical Reading, Track and Field Athletics, Foreign Affairs Reading. Chairman, Social Studies Dept. Clinton F. Smith Sociology — Grades 11 and 12 American History — Grade 12 Intramural Softball (Boys) Sports, Reading (Non-Fiction), Modern Jazi. 21

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are the keys to a successful Mathematics Department... Lucette M. Russo Algebra — Grades 9 and 10 Co-Sponsor: Tri-Hi-Y. Eleanor Smith Mathematics — Grades 9 and 12 Camping, Gardening. Psstl How about a little help? Mr. Jankelunas watches his students perform. Make x equal the unknown. Mrs. Russo waits patiently while Steve Hanson figures out an algebraic equation. Richard A. Tennant Geometry and Trigonometry Golf, Reading, Classical Records, and Stomps. 23 £Mlj