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Principal Planner ... Mr. David H. Broffman Principal Compromise is the key to success, and this is what Principal David Broffman hopes to achieve through the Student Advisory Board. Composed of students from every segment of high school life, from athletes to scholars to leaders, the Advisory Board at¬ tempts to bridge the gap between student interests and adminis¬ trative plans. When Mr. Broffman first came to the high school, he initiat¬ ed the Student Advisory Board as a means of enhancing the lines of communication between the student body and the ad¬ ministration. Since that time the group has become a truly important voicing ground for students and the diversified pro¬ grams which they represent. Communication between the administration and the Board allows for student approval or rejection of a proposed plan or idea. In this way, students can remain up to date on future policies or school programs. Ideas are proposed or complaints projected to make up the agenda as planned by the Advisory Board Chairman. If the committee concludes that a change need be initiated, the mea¬ sure either goes to the Student Council or directly to the Ad¬ ministration for approval. Paramus High School is proud of its open and cooperative administration and the Advisory Board proves that with com¬ promise, common sense, and leadership, any group or individ¬ ual can live and work together with enthusiasm and pride. Student Advisory Board Back Row: Jim Sullivan, Claudine Kaufman, Larry Rifkin, Roland Vazquez, John Feiler, Fred Done- gan, Mario Verna, Susan Gaffney, Robert Schneck. Middle Row: Barrie Greenfield, Theresa Allievi, Jim Schulz, Ken Esterow, Elaine Palmieri, Beth Finver, Bruce Rosner, Margaret Billett, Linda Blech- man, Lee Parker. Front Row: Simone Anschel, Valerie Reicheg, Heidi Feldman, Jennifer Roth, Sonnie Hirsch, Deidre Stein, Lisa Niemiec, Sung-Min Cho. A Mosaic is a work of art which is made up of small pieces blended together into an aesthetic whole. So it is with a human being who becomes the results of the joining of all experiences and influences. I hope that the Mo¬ saic of your educational life at Paramus High School has created the person you are, someone who will be able to live a full life either in an academic or work setting. There have certainly been many small pieces of your ex¬ periences — classes, teachers, parents, clubs, friends, that have served to make you what you are now. I hope you will continue to gather the colorful elements which will give you a fulfilling, unified adulthood. David H. Broffman, Principal
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