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of size and shape. For more advanced and interested students, there are accelerated courses probing deeper into the study of Solid Geometry and Calculus. Many students selecting this curriculum find in¬ creased challenge and reward by participating in the Math League of Bergen County. Through the study of mathematics, all pupils are given an opportunity to organize and express themselves clearly and logically. Also, the abil¬ ity to reason is stressed. This program provides an answer to the pioneer spirit of youth, by opening the door to a world of exploration, chal¬ lenge, and conquest. Lucette Russo Room 211 at 3:12. Algebra II and Geometry Community Committee; Tri-Hi-Y Julia Yaged As Euclid would say . . . Algebra I and II Honor Society Daniel Jankelunas It ' s elementary! Advanced Mathematics Math Department Chairman; Visual Aids Club 23
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Mathematics . . . The world As our world becomes increasingly involved in the scientific age, the study of mathematics has met with growing importance and popularity. Gradually, the mathematics classroom is be¬ coming filled with students of varied interests. Whether it is curiosity, challenge, or need, the students of Paramus High School have shown a strong desire to work with facts and figures through this art of calculation. Algebra I and II, Plane Geometry, and Trigo¬ nometry are studies offered by the regular mathematics program. Richard Tennant Hold that line segment Geometry and Trigonometry Election Committee Barbara Kruse Edward Singer I ' m gonna get on my pony and ride . . . Everyone agree? Algebra II; American History I Algebra II and General Math Awards Committee; Riding Club 22
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Creative Arts . . . The glory of Art Department Chairman Hospital Applicators have more uses than one! Wayne Writer, Joyce DeSimone, Carol Bonhomme, Steve Kohler, Ernie Guadagnini, Janet Calcagne, Jim Sabini are expressing themselves creatively. Creative Arts is a large and important part of the curriculum of the high school. Primarily, there are three divisions in the creative arts department: fine arts, industrial arts, and home economics, which all aid in the completion of a well-rounded schedule. Fine Arts covers a wide and interesting program. It emphasizes and strives to develop a sense of rhythm, design, color, balance, and expression of the individual. This is accomplished through the creation of jewelry, pottery, ceramics, leather work, pastels, water colors, and oil paints. Art Service Committee Deeply engrossed, Andy Talitsch displays his dexterity at the potter ' s wheel. 24
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