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Deputy Harry A. Galinsky . . . Doctor of Diplomacy! Dr. Harry A. Galinsky, Deputy Superintendent of Schools. This, the 1975 edition of the Paramus High School Yearbook, DELPHIAN, volume XVI, is dedicated to a man of enormous integrity and spirit, Dr. Harry A. Ga¬ linsky. It is with deep admiration and gratefulness that we do so. Dr. Galinsky now has the opportunity to serve the com¬ munity of Paramus in his newly initiated position as Deputy Superintendent of Schools. Among his duties are those to direct and coordinate curriculum and develop¬ ment including summer programs with the curriculum coordinators and summer school director. Also included are those to supervise the selection and placement of school personnel along with the Director of Personnel, to promote the interests of education through public rela¬ tions, to coordinate and direct the efforts of principals in the administration and supervision of the schools (K-12), and to assume other responsibilities delegated by Mr. Paul A. Shelly. Through the years, Dr. Galinsky has been a student at Rutgers University, where he has earned the degree of Doctor of Education, and previously at New York Uni¬ versity with the Master ' s Degree. In Hoboken, New Jer¬ sey, he served as a teacher, then as Guidance Counselor, and finally as an Administrative Assistant to the Superin¬ tendent, and Grants ' Manager. In his service to the community of Paramus, he is a trustee at the Jewish Community Center and Director of the Youth Program, and he holds the title of trustee for the Boys Club. His three children, Marcy, Martin, and Sybil, have been graduates of the Paramus School System, and have all attended Rutgers. Showing his true endowments of high standards for both himself, and the school and people with whom he works, Dr. Galinsky is a man of much energy and verve. His positive, optimistic outlook overflows onto his fellow associates. Packed into this abundance of energy is a strong, relentless force demanding much from everyone and more from himself, and receiving it. Of the many terms applied to Mr. Harry A. Galinsky, the common adjective is lovable. It is not only because of his great feeling for honesty and frankness, but his humane feelings toward his fellow man, which makes him one of a precious few, one who can stand aloof as a leader, taskmaster, a guide and, meanwhile, can mingle with his own kind, mortal human beings. For this very reason the staff of the DELPHIAN wish to pay tribute to him above all others, for his devotion and diligence, which makes him alone Dr. Harry A. Galinsky, Deputy Superintendent of Schools. The Triumvirate Mr. David H. Broffman, Dr. Harry A. Galinsky, Mr. Paul A. Shelly. 4
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RUTGERS UNIVERSITY The State University of New Jersey NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Rutgers University confers degrees and awards diplomas only at its annual Commencement in late May or early June. Degree candidates who complete all the requirements for their degrees by the preceding October or January are furnished with this official statement for use during the intervening months. This document is to certify that Harry A. Galinsky has completed the requirements of the faculty of The Graduate School of Education has been recommended by that faculty for the degree of Doctor of Education at Rutgers University, and is entitled to use this designation. The diploma will be dated January 28, 197ft. The degree will be conferred at Commencement on June 5, 1975 ' February 2 1975 Date
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