Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Variety Mrs. Maryann Virack Functional English Write On Here she is . . . Ms. Midnight Lit of 1975. Mrs. Diana Walla Sophomore English Expository Writing 20th Century American Novels Starving Artists Drama Club Ms. Sharon Winston Sophomore English Sophomore Advanced English 20th Century Poets 17th Century Romanticism to Present Mr. James Wellen Personal Experience Program Reading Mrs. Christine Ann Wuertz Junior Advanced English Modern Drama Creative Writing Literary Workshop Mr. Joseph Zarro Film as Art Filmmaking If you insist on writing graffitti on the wall, at least use proper spelling. Mr. Ray Celentano hands a dictionary to Kathy Valacos. 24

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Ms. Leanore (Lee) Cohen Personal Experience Program Ms. Judith Davis Midnight Literature Film Study Functional English Ms. Florence Greenstein Junior Advanced English Myth and Symbolism in Literature Midnight Literature Fiction Writing Mrs. Carolyn Maramaldi Speech Fundamentals Acting Dramatic Production Workshop Ms. E. M. Riscoe Sophomore English Sophomore Advanced English National Honor Society Mrs. Lynne R. Salsbury Reading Mr. Dick Piazza Creative Writing Film Making Director, Adult School Mr. Paul Maramaldi Sophomore English Musical Theater Write On Ms. Angela Meyer Fiction Writing Midnight Literature THE DELPHIAN Ms. Emilie Romney Sophomore English Theater parties for teachers and or students ' Now, do you see how it ' s done? The Master speaks . .

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Media Center Center Of Communication Who ever thought that Jules Verne would be boxed? jokes Jim Argiros to Mrs. Rose Nemeth. On December 2, 1974, Mrs. Elizabeth Levy assumed the duties of Head Librarian at Paramus High School. As well as directing the activities of the High School Library, Mrs. Levy also coordinates the two Junior High Libraries. Lrom Verona High School, Mrs. Levy joins Mrs. Kramer in supervising the library. They are ably assisted by Mrs. Zeisler. This year a new policy has been instituted in the Library to insure an atmosphere conducive to studying. Students may enter the Library only during the first twenty minutes of the lunch periods. This insures students will not abuse the privileges of using the Library. Once in the Library, a student may research a paper, leaf through one of the many magazines, or relax and enjoy one of the large collections of popular books. Adjacent to the Library in Room 201 is the Audio-Visual Center, now also part of the Media Center. Mr. John Morhardt coordinates all the non-print media and equipment for the students and teachers of Paramus High School. Brightly decorated with colorful walls and interesting posters, the room itself encourages students to come and utilize the wealth of materials it contains. Mrs. Rose Nemeth, Media secretary, is responsible for the checking in and out of equipment, which many students make use of at home. Mr. John Mohrhardt Media Specialist AVA Club