Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Media Center . . . Recorder of Riches Ms. Elizabeth Levy Librarian-in-Charge Mrs. Patricia Miani Library Secretary Mr. John Mohrhardl Ms- Pam f la M°n=e . Librarian-Media Specialist, AV- Library-Media Specialist Video Tape Club “Reading maketh a full man.” Mrs. Rose Nemeth Media Secretary Mrs. Marion Schreter Library Secretary Books, magazines, tapes, records, films, newspapers, and audio-visual materials: these are hut a fraction of the resource materials available to the students of Paramus High School through the Library-Media Center. Directed by Mrs. Elizabeth Levy and Mr. John Mohrhardl, the Media Center serves as the primary source of research information for teachers and stu¬ dents alike. In order to meet the growing demands placed upon the Library, the staff has been increased with the addi¬ tion of another professional librarian, Ms. Pamela Morse. Providing students with an abundance of information and knowledge on a wide variety of subjects, the staff is every-readv to offer its assistance. 23

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“Power of the Pendulum ” Ms. Emilie Romney Mrs. Lynne Salsbury Sophomore English, Sophomore Reading Advanced English, Composition, Theater Groups Ms. Bonnie Schwartz Freshman English Mrs. Maryann Virack Sophomore English, Junior Ad¬ vanced English Ms. Diana Walla Expository Writing, English for Today, The World of English, Na¬ tional Honor Society James W. Wellen Reading Ms. Sharon Winston-Laurence Youth in Modern Literature, Sophomore English, Senior Ad¬ vanced English Barry Witte Joseph Zarro Freshman English, Freshman Ad- Film Study, Filmmaking vanced English Pass at your own risk! 22

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Social Studies Mr. Louis Lanzalotto Social Studies Department Chair- erson, U. S. History II Advanced, rack Coach Ms. Rosanne Bostonian Biology, Psychology I, Student Government Adviser, Varsity- Basket ball Coach, Varsity Softball Coach Mr. Dale L Carlberg, Jr. U. S. History II, Political Science, Modem Domestic Problems, Bicy¬ cle Club Mr. John S. Dublanica U. S. History l, U. S. History ' II, Mass Media Studies, “Forum’ IbJ M. t Mrs. Ethel Gamble Sociology, U. S. History II Ad¬ vanced, National Forensic League Mr. Anthony Devins U. S. History I, Man Through The Ages Mr. Joseph E. Fritzinger U. S. History I, Advanced Place¬ ment History, Paramus Early American Society Miss Cathy Gillman U. S. History I, U. S. History II, P. E. P. History II Several changes have occurred within the Social Studies department, due to the 1977-78 initiation of a four year high school. Many teachers new to this school supplemented the staff, and the Social Studies program is presently being reviewed. No longer does the “PEP” program exist, nor can elective courses replace the mandatorv two years of American history. Such diversified courses as Anthropology ' , Sociology, Psychology, Civics, Religion in America, and Minorities are offered in the Social Studies curriculum. One of the goals of the department is the establishment of a stablized form for research papers. These modifications help to provide a solid and basic education in the social sciences for interested stu¬ dents. 24