Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Providing A Hearty Spirit! BACK ROW: Glen Fishman, Colin Wrench, Steve Richardson, Bob Pappalardo, Russ McNamee, Hank Rottenberg, Steve Hershey, Marie Adler, Paul Rotella, Mitch Fass. SECOND ROW: Sue Jacobs, Nancy Hyder, Lloyd Levin, Linda Celentano, Drew Britcher, Anne Pellegrini, Beverly DiTaranti, Stuart Laermer, Russell Westrich. FIRST ROW: Ricky Esterow, Debbie Ratner. SITTING: Scott Walode, Mr. Broffman, Dave Bailin, Mrs. Vanderbeek, Mrs. Stem. Serving as a communication link between the administration and a cross section of the student body, the Student Advisory Board is composed of the student leaders in the school. Board meetings are sessions which allow serious criticism of any policy related to the school to be discussed. It is a dialogue group. Any recommendations for changes or action are forwarded to the Student Council. Mr. Broffman heads the Student Advisory Board along with administration department heads and library personnel. Mrs. Betty Vanderbeek serves as competent secretary to the Board. Since September, the following areas have been discussed in various meetings of the Advisory Board. These topics show the wide range of interests covered during these times. Starting with the discussion concerning the increase in the membership of the Honor Society, the Board then held a lengthy dialogue on the issue of the dress code for senior pictures. Next, the program for the visitation of college representatives ,vas discussed. Mrs. Petersen outlined the Advanced Art program at another meeting. At still another session, the SAT Review program was introduced. Then followed the report of the Final Examination Committee. After the holidays, the grade selection of subjects was the topic of discussion. Additional topics included the Science Seminar, Night Athletic events, and the change in the format of announcements. 13

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Mr, David H. Broffman • • • Mr. David H. Broffma n Principal Having seen indication of your sound judgment in decision making, I have been impressed with the quiet effective leadership which has exemplified the unity of this class. I wish you continued success in your life ahead. We at Paramus High School feel that we have played an important part in the development of your adolescent years, and we believe we have formed a mold for a wholesome and rewarding life. With each passing year this copy of the DELPHIAN will take on increased significance as you become involved in the obligations and challenges of your new life. Nostalgic sentiments associated with your high school days and graduation will fade quickly into the past. Your yearbook, however, will help recapture many pleasant events, places and friends, so treat it with kindness and respect. One day you will consider it among your fondest possessions. David H. Broffman, Principal Paramus High School 12

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Our Vice-Principals • • • Mrs. Adele Stem Vice-Principal in Charge of Curriculum Mrs. Adele Stern, one of our Vice-Principals, is in charge of our co-curricular activities. All the student functions as well as various meetings are also her responsibility. Her time is made available to all those students as well as faculty, who seek her advice in different matters. Mrs. Joan Brandt ably assists Mrs. Stern in her varied activities. Mrs. Joan Brandt Secretary to Mrs. Stem Mr. Michael A. Azzolino, Vice-Principal, serves as the head of Paramus High School’s first house. As Vice-Principal, he has many duties, ranging from the evaluation of teachers to dealing with disciplinary problems. Beside these duties, Mr. Azzolino is in charge of student and teacher scheduling in the High School. He is responsible for the maintenance of uniformity between schedules and the placement of students during the year. Assisting Mr. Azzolino in his varied tasks is Mrs. Cynthia King, a very competent secretary. Mr. Michael A. Azzolino Vice-Principal House 1 14 Mrs. Cynthia King Secretary to Mr. Michael Azzolino House 1