Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Science Mr. Gervase Castner Biology Department Chairman Mr. Victor Amendolara Advanced Biology Biology Mr. Arthur Anderson Biology Physics Miss Anne Lucille Behr Chemistry Student Council Miss Beverly Rose Ann Camish Biology Ski Club There goes that chemistry quintet singing again! sighs Miss Garbarino to Mrs. Giguere in Period 2 Chem Lab. Miss Carol yn Cerini Advanced Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Club Miss Joann T. Garbarino Advanced Chemistry Chemistry Mr. Richard Johnston Mr. Richard G. La Manna Horticulture Biology Physical Science The Man-Made World

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Cores of Communication Mrs. Rita C. Kostopoulos Spanish II Spanish IV Mrs. Rhena Mermelstein Hebrew I, II, III Hebrew II, III, Advanced Mrs. Y. Picarello French II, III Advanced Spanish I Italian I Student Council Budget Committee Mrs. Louise Seltzer Spanish II, III Mr. Joseph Stefaniak Latin I, II, III, IV Gymnastics Mr. Ernest Unger German I, III, IV German III, IV Advanced Soccer Track Bonjour, — pardonnez-moi, Bonsoir Mrs. Y. Picarello addresses parents at Back to School Night . Mrs. Elizabeth Yanker German II German II Advanced Miss Catherine A. Zazzali Spanish III, Spanish IV Advanced Italian II 27

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Nucleus of Nomenclatures Ms. Ann Nardo Biology Mr. Sanford Schepps Bio-Medical Techniques Chemistry II The Man-Made World Conservation Club Mr. David G. Miles Advanced Physics Physics Bridge Club Forum Advisory Council The instructions say this should work ... Mr. Anderson performs a simple physics experiment in static electricity. Our whole curriculum has been experiencing rapid changes. No exception is the Science department which has introduced several new faces and new courses. Mr. Richard Johnston, who joined us this year after transferring from New Milford High School, is teaching a new course, The Man-Made World. This course attempts to show the student how an engineer works, the tools he must use, the problems he is accused of perpetrating and now must find solutions for. Mr. Amendolara has proposed a course called Medical Careers. Mr. Schepps is teaching Bio-Med Technology, and has also introduced a new course entitled Chemistry Technology. Mr. La Manna hopes to teach a course on Nutrition for the year 1975-6. Other new courses are in the process of being readied for presentation to the Curriculum Council at a later date. Another new member of the Science department staff is Miss Carolyn Cerini, who came to us from Paramus Catholic, where she taught chemistry. Career education has of necessity become an important part of our course offerings. It is the desire of the department and the chairman, Mr. Castner, to see more electives that would be geared to a student ' s personal choice and that could lead to a productive career. And this is where you wind up the rubber band, exclaims Mr. D. Gordon Miles. Mrs. Catherine Giguere Lab Assistant