Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Dynamic Honest Boundless! • • • Back Row: John Abbamont, Howard Yellen, Randi Barron, Janice Black, Denise Holst, Donna Newell, Ricky Esterow, Bob DiTaranti, Shari Groveman, Laurie Ganzkow, Steve Hershey. Second Row: Bob Kossey, Ira Dunkel, Patty Lowry, Drew Britcher, Jay de la Cruz, Mike Roemer, Dave Bailin, Scott Spiro, Bob Bernardo, Jack Boyadjian, Mike Margulis. Front Row: Marilyn Blom, Rhonda Levine, Mr. D. Broffman, Marie Adler, Mrs. A. Stern, Bob Lustberg. Composed of a cross section of the student body under the leadership of Marie Adler, chairperson, and Mr. Broffman and Mrs. Stern, Administrators, the Student Advisory Board acts as a sounding board on school problems and policies. Meeting weekly, the committee works in an atmosphere conducive to free exchange of thoughts. Guests such as cafeteria workers, guidance counselors, and Board of Education members among others are often invited to clarify procedures and discuss how the school works. 15

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Mr. David H. Broffman Mr. David H. Broffman Principal Mrs. Doris W oardell Secretary to Mr. Broffman I believe that the school should endeavor to provide for the unique needs, talents and aspirations of each student by offering a comprehensive curriculum that aims to educate the physical, emotional, intellectual, social and moral growth of the individual. Students should be urged to formulate interests and goals necessary to live a satisfy¬ ing life. They should furthermore be encouraged to develop the knowledge to acquire the skills and attitudes which will enable them to assume the responsibility to survive in a democratic system in a vastly changing world. — David H. Broffman, Principal 14

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Our Vice-Principals Mrs. Adele Stem Vice-Principal in Charge of Curriculum Mr. Michael A. Azzolino, Vice-Principal and head of House 1, believes that “all members of the high school community should participate in planning and developing suitable programs to meet the educational needs of all youth.” In the future, Paramus, in his opinion, “will continue to be a leader in the Educational field.” Mrs. Adele Stern, Vice-Principal in charge of curriculum, believes that school is a place where students live and learn. Education occurs in the classroom in a formal manner. Howev¬ er, it also occurs in all areas of the school in the various interac¬ tions of people. Mrs. Stern feels the coming of the ninth grade will enrich the high school. There will be more interaction of people of various ages, causing more learning experiences to occur. When asked about the future of Paramus High School, Mrs. Stern sees “developing, growing, education in response to the needs of students and times.” Mrs. Joan Brandt Secretary to Mrs. Stem 16 Mrs. Cynthia King Secretary to Mr. Michael Azzolino House 1 Mr. Michael A. Azzolino Vice-Principal House 1