Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Media Center ... Library of Legends Ms. Elizabeth Levy Librarian in Charge Mrs Patricia Miani Library Clerk Librarian in charge, Mrs. Elizabeth Levy, ably assisted by members of her staff, was always willing to assist stu¬ dents with their projects and assignments in the Paramus High School Media Center. In this Center, there is a variety of magazines, books, tapes, and films available. To control the flow of materials, however, a newly-devised electronic security system was installed. Every fall, an orientation program is offered to all in-coming freshmen to acquaint them with the various areas and services to be found in the Media Center. Mr John Mohrhardt Media Specialist Librarian Audio-Visual. Video Tape Club “Don’t you find me novel?’’ banters Miss Morse. Ms. Pamela Morse Librarian Varsity Cheerleaders Ms. Rose S. Nemeth Media Center Secretary 27

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Fact and Fantasy Ms. Emilie B. Romney Departmental Teacher Theater Groups Mr. James W. Wellen Reading Bicycle Club Mrs. Lynne R. Salsbury Reading Ms. Bonnie Schwartz Senior Advanced English Expository Writing Sophomore English Mr. Barry H. Witte Creative Writing Junior English Freshman English Mrs. Diana Walla Building English Power I, II English for Today The World of English National Honor Society Mr. Joseph A. Zarro Film Study Filmmaking “Will the real Dan Corey please stand up?” 26

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Social Studies • • • Mr. Louis Lanzalotto Social Studies Department Chairperson U. S. Advanced History II Mr. Dale L. Carlberg, Jr. U. S. History II Political Science American Legal System High School Bowl Team Olympics of the Mind Mr. John Dublanica American History I Tutorial American History II Tutorial Forum Press Our Social Studies department is designed to help stu¬ dents explore history with awareness and enthusiasm. In addition to the mandatory two years of American History, many semester electives have been added to the curriculum, supervised by Mr. Louis Lanzalotto, chairper¬ son. Electives now include: Psychology I and II, Philosophy, Economics, Political Science, World Govern¬ ment, Sociology, and the American Legal System. During the course of the year, field trips are taken to Washington, D. C., Boston, and the Stock Market. These activities are funded by the Board of Education. Previewing films, research work, and discussions take place in the Social Studies Research Center. Mr. AJ DeFilippo American History II American History II Tutorial “The Covode Resolution?” questions Mrs. Horowitz and Mr. Devins. Ms. Rosanne Bostonian Psychology I, II Student Government Adviser s I 4 Mr. Anthony Devins American History I Man Through the Ages Mr. Joseph Fritzinger American History I Advanced Placement History 28