Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Languages ♦ ♦ Instruments of ♦ ♦ ♦ Rita Sgro Spanish Junior Class Committee Catherine Zazzali Spanish Future Teachers of America Students once againF is the feeling of parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Singer, Mr. A. Carletta, Mrs. S. Griffel, Mr. and Mrs. M. Bernstein, as Spanish teacher, Mrs. A. DeLauro, demonstrates the use of the language laboratory at the Back to School Night, held on September 26, 1963. HiHI Amelia De Lauro Spanish Foreign Language Department Chairman 16 Mary Beilina Italian Twirlers

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I CURRICULUM

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Civilization through Communication With a flair for the abstract, or a need for a basic knowledge of a foreign language for future study or work, a student may learn a maximum of four years of any of five foreign languages at Paramus High School. French, Italian, Spanish, German, and the Classical Latin are taught by instructors who have had extensive experience in the language they offer. If a student wishes a reading and speaking knowledge of his new language, he can take two years of the subject to learn the basic vocabulary and grammatical structures. Third and fourth years are concerned with literature and culture, and higher level discussions, during which no English is permitted. Several new units have been added to our language lab which help to increase the learning ability of more students. Field trips and outside speakers help to round out a very fine offering in the language department. Ernest Unger German Soccer Coach, Lettermen’s Club Elizabeth Yanker German A.F.S. Committee, Ski Club Yolanda Picarello French and Spanish Budget Committee The Remains of the Temple of the Twins.” Mr. Joseph Stefaniak, Latin teacher, pointing out a portion of the temple of Castor and Pollux to several of his students. Joseph Stefaniak Latin Gymnastics Club Gladys Filippone French Future Teachers of America, Senior Trip Committee 17