Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Explorers of the Extraordinary “I think I’ve lost my point ...” Mr. Schepps studies his piece of chalk. Mary Ann Jeniec Advanced Placement Biology Advanced Biology Bio-Medical Techniques Richard G. LaManna Biology. Advanced Biology, Nutrition Mr. David G. Miles Advanced Placement Physics, Physics Stagecrafters, National Honor Society Miss Ann Nardo Biology, Earth Science Mr. Sanford Schepps Chemistry, Advanced Physics, Man Made World Girls Varsity Basket¬ ball Coach Mr. Gilbert L Young Earth Science, Marine Biology Mrs. Mabel Nugent Lab Assistant 29

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Science ... Mr. Victor Amendolara Biology, Chemistry Gervase Castner Science Department Chairman Advanced Placement Biology Mr. Arthur R. Anderson College Prep Biology, Backyard Gardening, Horticulture Chaired by Mr. Gervase Castner, the Science department exposes students to the mysterious, scientific world. Through courses ranging from fundamental to advanced levels, students gain an insight into the biological and physical world. Among the course selections for the Science department are: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Marine Biology, Nutrition, and Horticulture. Laboratory work enables students to gain a “hands-on” opportunity in evaluating scientific principles. Combining class theory with laboratory experiments provides students with a well-rounded background in science. By scheduling science courses in their freshman year, students are able to pursue advanced placement levels of Biology, Chemistry, and Physics in their later high school years. This department composed of dedicated members provides students with a strong foundation to enter the scientific world. 28 Anne Lucille Behr Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry

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Business ... Mr. Louis DiTaranti Business Education Department Chairman Introduction to American Business Typewriting I Business Education courses allow students to leam and experience practical and secretarial skills, which are useful in today’s expanding business world. Students have the opportunity to apply to two major work-study programs. Cooperative Of¬ fice Education allows students to attend classes during the morning and work in the afternoon for various businesses. Distributive Education enables students to gain experience through working in such fields as sales, merchandise control, and services. Courses in Consumer Education, Data Processing, Accounting, Bookkeeping, and Office Practice are offered. In order to keep up with modem advancements, the department has been looking into word and micro-processing. Up-to-date equipment, such as electronic typewriters, is supplied for the student’s use. Supervised by Mr. Louis DiTaranti, the Business department is constantly adapting its programs to prepare students for the world of work after graduation. Mr Anthony D’Ambrosio Bookkeeping Accounting Sales Advertising Consumer Education Personal Typewriting Business Manager Producer School Plays, Senior Class Adviser. Consumer Protection Officer, Borough of Paramus 30 W T. Earabino Business Management Personal Typewriting Practical Business Senior Prom Adviser Assistant Boys Track Coach Mrs. Jeanette Fraser Shorthand Typewriting l, ll Co-Sponsor of FBU Claire Gomez Advanced Spanish III Spanish l Typewriting I “Remember, math is used in business, too ... ” Mr. Skorsky reminds his class.