Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Opulent . .. Opalescent Luciano Alu English For Today The World of English Mrs. Joanne A. Barsalona Science Fiction Famous People Sophomore English Advanced Sophomore English Mrs. Frances Bigart German I Sophomore English Creative Writing Freshman Cheerleader Adviser Liaison Committee Ruby Bishar Senior English; Advanced Senior English, Individual Reading, Fac¬ ulty Liaison Committee, Chair, Forum Advisory Board, Report Card Committee, Association Rep EAP: EAP PR + R Chair, NJEA Delegate Assembly, NJEA Nego¬ tiations Consultant, New York City Ballet Guild, Artists ' Liaison Patricia Bolger Writing laD Lincoln Center Institute Mr. Robert Boyce Advanced Freshman English Language, Thought, and Behavior Delphain Adviser Paramus Adult School Rutherford Adult School SAT Review Course Mr. David Brockner Freshman English Sophomore English Hiking Club Mr. Daniel R. Corey Freshman English Drama Production Workshop Acting Fundamentals of Speech Lincoln Center Fellow Spotliters Drama Production Drama Club Mrs. Pauline Karalis Freshman English Advanced Senior English Ping-Pong Club James La Greca Advanced Freshman English Advanced Junior English National Honor Society Co- Adviser

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English .. . Back Row: Robert Boyce, Daniel Corey, Barry Witte, Joseph Zarro, Lucien Alu, James LaCreca. Middle Row: James Wellen, Patricia Bolger, Sharon Winston-Laurence, Lynn Salsbury, Pauline Karalis, Angela Meyer, Bonnie Schwartz. Front Row: Ruby Bishar, Diana Walla, Frances Bigart, Emil Sanzari, Estelle Riscoe, Joanne Barsalona, Grace Aynedjian. By offering a diversified curriculum, the English department strives to address the needs of each student. Both regular and advanced level classes are available for each grade, as well as an Advanced Placement Course for seniors. In addition, a wide array of electives are offered to juniors and seniors. These classes ex¬ pose students to many aspects of English from Language, Thought, and Behavior and Expository Writing, to Shakespeare and Science Fiction. Under the instruction of Ms. Bolger and Mr. Witte the Writing Lab offers individual instruction for students who need improve¬ ment in written expression. It is a single semester course in which pupils work with the teachers individually and with each other to improve their writing skills. Students learn to write in technical forms for science or history, as well as doing creative writing. In this way, the Writing Lab helps students to do better in their history, science, and English classes. Department Supervisor Emil Sanzari is being honored for his election to the Associate Chair of the Conference for Secondary School English Department Chairpersons this past November. After a two year term, he will serve as Chair from 1986-1988. Mr. Sanzari is the first representative from New Jersey to be elected to this high position, and his fine accomplishments attest to his out¬ standing leadership abilities. Emil J. Sanzari Shakespeare: Tragedy and Comedy Supervisor of English 18

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Opinions! Mrs. Sharon Winston Laurence Sophomore English Advanced Sophomore English Senior English Spotliters (Production Manager) Estelle M. Riscoe Advanced Junior English Advanced Sophomore English Ms. Angela Meyer Composition Midnight Literature Advanced Placement English Advanced Junior English Amaranth (Literary Workshop) B o Mrs. Lynne Salsbury English Reading Ms. Bonnie Schwartz Expository Writing Advanced Senior English Senior English Coordinator of Lincoln Center Institute Program Diana Walla Building English Power I Building English Power II National Honor Society Co-Adviser Mr. James Wellen Junior English Juggling Club Mr. Barry Witte Writing Lab Mr. Joseph Zarro Junior English Film Study