Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Media Center ... Diversified Diarists Elizabeth J. Levy Librarian-in-Charge Ms. Pamela A. Morse Librarian Varsity Cheerleaders Mrs. Patricia Miani Library Secretary Under the direction of Ms. Elizabeth Levy, Head Librarian, the High School Media Center is one of the most beneficial resource areas in the school. With the aid of efficient staff mem¬ bers, the Center provides a learning atmosphere conducive to both intense research and general study. In this Center, there is a diverse selection of magazines, books, films, audio-visual materials, and tapes. In order to maintain this fine resource cen¬ ter, an electronic security device is used to regulate the flow of materials. Paramus High’s Media Center enables students to in¬ crease their knowledge in all fields. “Hold the phone, I’ll have Mrs. Nemeth check our files ...” answers Mr. Morhardt in the Media Center. Mr. John Morhhardt Librarian Media Specialist Audio-Visual Club Rose Nemeth Media Secretary 21

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Outward Journeys ... Unique Voyages “It’s a letter from Garcia,” says Ms. Schwartz to Barry Standig. Ms. Bonnie L. Schwartz Advanced Placement English Advanced Senior English Senior English Diana H. Walla Expository Writing Building English Power II The World of English National Honor Society Mr. Barry H. Witte Sophomore English Junior English 20 Mr. Joseph A. Zarro Film Study Spartan Communications P r»-AH i ;pr Mrs. Lynne R. Salsbury Reading Mr. James Wellen Reading Bicycle Club

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Social Studies ... Mr. Louis Lanzalotto Social Studies Department Chairman Advanced U.S. History II Mr. Dale L. Carlberg, Jr. Advanced Placement U.S. History U.S. History Political Science Amencan Legal System Paramus High School Bowl Team Adviser Mens J.V. Tennis Coach Mr John S. Dublanica American History I Tutorial Mass Media Studies Creative Wnting Forum Press Our Social Studies department is designed to help students explore history with awareness and enthusiasm. During this process of learning, students are exposed to field trips, films, and in-depth discussions. In recent years, speakers have visited and discussed topics such as labor and defense. In addition to the mandatory two years of American History, there are many electives added to the Social Studies depart¬ ment under the direction of Mr. Louis Lanzalotto, Chairman. These electives include: Psychology I and II, Sociology, Political Science, Economics, Philosophy, World Government, and the American Legal System. Many sources are available in the Social Studies Center for the student’s use. Film previews, research work, and discussions take place in the Social Studies Resource Center. Mr. Anthony Devins Man Through The Ages U.S. History I Mr. Joseph F. Fritzinger Advanced Placement History U.S. History I 22