Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Prismatic Pathways Mrs. Ethel Gamble Advanced U S. History II Sociology Dennis Sweeney U S. History li Football, Track Mrs. Leonore Horowitz Economics U.S. History I U S. History II Mrs. Stephanie Sylva Departmental Teacher Debate Club Adviser Junior Class Adviser Anthony A. Latevola U.S. History II Box Office Sales Mr. Jack Weaver U.S. History I History I Tutorial New Jersey History American History Travel Club Varsity Softball Head Coach . . . and this is how you make a rabbit,” demonstrates Mr. Fritz.

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Social Studies • • • Mr. Louis Lanzalotto Supervisor Department of Social Studies Advanced U.S. History II Mr. Dale L. Carlberg, Jr. U.S. History II American Legal System Political Science, Philosophy Paramus High School Bowl Team Men’s J.V. Tennis Coach Mr. John S. Dublanica U.S. History I Tutorial U.S. History II Tutorial “How can you have economics without an economy?” ponders Mrs. Horowitz. Led by Supervisor Louis Lanzalotto. the Social Studies department offers to the students of Paramus High School a wide range of courses in varied academic disciplines. Required for all students are two years of American His¬ tory. Offered at the advanced and advanced placement levels is the second year of study. Other courses include an anthropological study of mankind, offered at the Fresh¬ man level, and such electives as Psychology, Philosophy, Sociology and a wide range of courses in Political Science. To aid students further in the pursuit of historical truth, the Social Studies Center in the 800’s Corridor contains approximately a thousand books, concerning all aspects of history, domestic and foreign, ancient and modern. For students interested in current events, the Center receives a large number of magazines and newspapers. It was once written that “When history repeats itself, the price doubles.” By instructing students in mankind’s past, the able and dedicated staff of the Social Studies department hope to aid posterity in avoiding past mis¬ takes, and thus create a pleasurable life for all mankind. Miss Rosanne Bostonian C.P. Biology Psychology I, Psychology II Student Government Adviser Fall Varsity Cheering Winter Varsity Cheering Anthony Devins U.S. History I World Culture Mr. Joseph Fritzinger U.S. History I, A.P. History PEAS. 26

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Mr. Paul Maramaldi Supervisor Department of Foreign Languages German I, German II Advanced Placement English Mary Veronica Clark Advanced Spanish II Spanish III Claire Gomez Spanish I Spanish II Advanced Spanish III Marilyn Condini French I, French III Advanced French III Italian I, Advanced Italian II French Honor Society Miss Joan Havens English as a Second Language I, II Foreign Languages ... Miss Mary Beilina Advanced Italian III, Italian III Advanced Italian IV Italian IV, Italian V Italian Honor Society Illumination clearly expresses the results of supervisor Mr. Paul Maramaldi and his diversified staff of linguists. Extensive opportunities to explore a foreign language are offered in this department. Five year sequences of study are available in five lan¬ guages: Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Hebrew, while a four year sequence is offered in Fatin. Excellence in Italian, German, and Spanish is rewarded with mem¬ bership in their respective honor societies. Such exposure to foreign languages and foreign cul¬ tures allows Paramus students to explore distant lands and foster a feeling of kinship with their area of study. Barbara Hauser Hebrew, Sophomore English Lincoln Center Institute . . . Repita por favor ...” instructs Miss Clark. 28