Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Business Louis Di Taranti Shorthand Typewriting Business Department Chairman Anthony D’Ambrosio Typewriting Ski Club The Count-Down. Mr. L. Di Taranti gets ready to time another speed test in shorthand. Helene Gordon Shorthand Typewriting Joan Gulick Shorthand Secretarial Practice Office Practice Coordinator for Office Education

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Legacy of Learning Josef Manzella French Spanish Yolanda Picarello French Budget Committee Louise Seltzer Spanish Rita Sgro Spanish Joseph Stefaniak Latin Gymnastics Mr. J. Manzella wishes Peter Knipe and Lynette Condro bonne chance” on their comprehensives. Ernest Unger German Audio-Visual Aids Soccer Track 27

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“The World of Work” ' Dolph Haug Bookkeeping Bowling Club Patricia Ippolito Shorthand Typewriting Secretarial Practice Students planning to enter the world of business need a thorough knowledge of office procedures, salesmanship, bookkeeping, and business machines, as well as skill in typewriting and shorthand. Courses in personal typewriting and Gregg Notehand are offered to the student who is not a business major but wishes to develop the necessary skills. For the student who is majoring in business, the department offers many specialized courses, such as, secretarial and office practice, the operation of various types of business machines, salesmanship techniques, merchandising, and retail problems. One of the distinctive offerings of the Business department, under the direction of Mr. L. DiTaranti, is that of Distributive Education. Selected students are given the opportunity of spending part of the day studying at school and the remainder on the job” training. Under careful supervision, the students are able to experience what certain jobs entail, and whether the areas are suitable to the individual’s needs. Fred Rapp Sales Law Merchandising Distributive Education Student Store Committee Thomas Verga Typewriting Gregg Notehand Budget Committee 29