Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Kaleidoscopic Knowledge! Mary Ann J. De Simone Advanced Placement Biology Advanced Biology Bio-Medical Techniques Olympics of the Mind Mr. Donald Dietel Earth Science Environment Consumer Life Science Mr. Richard LaManna Biology Nutrition Mr. David G. Miles Advanced Physics Physics Stagecrafters Mr. Castner ponders a weighty problem in science. Mr. Anthony Pieroni Man-Made World General Science Mr. Sanford Schepps A.P. Physics Advanced Physics Chemistry Mrs. Mabel Nugent Lab Assistant

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Science Mr. Gervase Castner C P. Biology Science Department Supervisor Victor Amendolara Biology Chemistry Physics Mr. Arthur R. Anderson Chemistry Ms. Anne Lucille Behr Advanced Chemistry C.P. Chemistry Pre-Med-Club Miss Rosanne Bostonian C.P. Biology Earth Science Psychology I Mrs. Beverly Caccavale C.P. Biology Introduction to Marine Science Horticulture In this ever-evolving world, science has increasingly become one of the most important areas of study. Paramus High School ' s depart¬ ment of Science offers a variety of courses to meet these demands. Supervised by Mr. Gervase Castner, the spectrum of courses in the Physical and Life Sciences include Regular, College Preparatory, and Advanced Placement Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. With the increased attention being paid today to the use of com¬ puters, the Science department i s training its staff to become effi¬ cient users of these very helpful tools of science and technology.

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Business Education Mr. Louis DiTaranti Introduction to American Busine ss Typewriting Supervisor Business Education Mr. Anthony D ' Ambrosio Typewriting II Accounting I Sales Advertising Senior Class Adviser Business Manager Producer School Plays Director Consumer Service Center Business education today is big business. Hence the need for proper training in this ever-expanding field of endeavor. To meet these demands, the Busi¬ ness department, headed by Mr. Louis DiTaranti, offers a colorful array of instructions, ranging from personal typewriting and accounting to the complex data processing and word processing programs, which employ the Apple II microcomputers and text-editing typewriters. To serve still another area of interest, the social business courses are given. These include the World of Finance and Business Principles and Management. Mr. Warren T. Earabino Business Finance Business Management Personal Typewriting Typewriting I Senior Prom Committee Adviser Student Government Adviser Mr. Dolph Haug Advanced Accounting Computer-Oriented Accounting Typewriting I Data Processing Boys Varsity Bowling