Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Territory Of Tongues Mrs. Louise Seltzer Spanish I, II Advanced Spanish II Mr. Joe Stefaniak Latin Drivers Theory Andrew Neumann. REPITALO until you get it right Miss Havens orders Andy Neumann as Chuck Castellie looks on. N-i-i-i-c-e, DISCIPULI, DICIT Magister Joseph Stefaniak to Colleen Gallagher. Mr. Ernest Unger German I, II, III Advanced German III Advanced Soccer Advanced Track Senior Indoor Soccer Varsity Soccer Assistant Track Coach Mrs. Elizabeth Yanker German IV Advanced German II, IV 29 Miss Catherine A. Zazzali Spanish III Advanced Spanish IV Italian II American Field Service

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Foreign Languages Mrs. Amelia B. DeLauro Head. Foreign Language Department Advanced Spanish III Open Door Exchange Program Miss Mary Beilina Italian II, III, IV Advanced Italian II, III, IV, Ms. Gladys Filippone French II Advanced French III Advanced French IV Student Action for Education Miss Joan E. Havens Spanish I, II Advanced Spanish II Even though a foreign language is not a required subject at Paramus High School, the Foreign Language department offers some of the most popular courses in the school. Under the direction of Mrs. Amy DeLauro, the department has created a diverse and unique curriculum. Offered are six languages: French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Latin, and Spanish, in regular and advanced classes, for students who are considering a further education. In developmental stages are advanced-placement courses in French, German, and Spanish. Members of the department have accompanied interested students to France, Ger¬ many, Italy, and Spain during spring vacations. They have also helped to arrange trips for two students to Germany. This year they organized trips to South America. At the end of the 200 corridor, the foreign language study center is better known as International House. It is open to all students every period for enrichment and remedial use. Departmental philosophy expresses a need for communication in the world. Students are urged to understand people from cultures different than our own. NOSOTROS NO COMPRENDEMOS, REPITEN Miguel Brown Y Lou Lanzalotto A LA Senora DeLauro. Advanced Hebrew I, II, III, IV Mrs. Rita Kostopoulos Spanish IV Italian I 28 Mrs. Yolanda Picarello French Student Council Budget Committee

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Science Mr. Gervase Castner Biology Head. Science Department Mr. Victor Amendolara College Biology Non-college Biology Health Careers Orientation Paramus Animal Welfare Society of Paramus High School Mr. Arthur R Anderson Biology Physics In Memory of Mr. Charles H. Stiteler Mr. Charles H. Stiteler was born in Philadelphia and lived in Hillsdale for twenty-seven years. He was graduated from Pennsylvania State Uni¬ versity. Before his retirement he was a research chemist for Uniroyal in Wayne. He taught chemistry in Paramus High School for five years. Mr. Stiteler served a year as councilman in 1962, was a member of the Board of Adjustment for twelve years, and chairman for three years. He was a mem¬ ber and past president of the Board of Education. In 1961 he was appointed administrative assist ant to the mayor. His surviving family include his wife, Bernice; two sons, Charles and Fred: three daughters, Elizabeth Aaron, Mary Ellen Shaughnessy, and Susan; a brother, George; a sister, Jane Dewees, and six grandchildren. 11 Ms. Carolyn Cerini Chemistry Advanced Chemistry Science Club Miss Joann T. Garbarino Chemistry Advanced Chemistry Mr. Richard Johnston Advanced Physics The Man-Made World Physical Science Miss Anne L. Behr Chemistry Student Council Mrs. Beverly R. Caccavale Biology Bio-Medical Techniques Ski Club Adviser Mr. Richard G. LaManna Biology Advanced Biology