Paramus High School - Delphian Yearbook (Paramus, NJ)

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Paramus Educational Council Mr. Anders, Mrs. Altobello, Dr. Lustberg Composed of representatives from many different groups that share a common concern for our schools such as the various parent organizations, teachers, administrators, the Board of Education, and the high school student council, the Paramus Educational Council acts as a vital liaison between the community and its educational system. Led by President Kathy Altobello, the group holds meetings regularly to discuss educational issues. Also, the Council has an active legislative committee which monitors and promotes new legislation on the local, state, and federal level. Mrs. Altobello President Paramus High School Council In its second year of existence, the Paramus High School Council is continuing to meet its goal of helping the school and the parents share information which is important to the students. Monthly meetings are held for the Executive Committee, led by Co-Presidents Mrs. Ann Volpe and Mrs. Ann Kruk, and general meet¬ ings are held three times a year. This vital liai¬ son has proven to be a successful link bridging all facets of the organization. Back Row: Mrs, Kruk, Mrs. Volpe, Mrs. Carlino. Front Row: Mrs. D ' Am- brosi, Mrs. Zaccaro.

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Education ... Bright, Outstanding, Efficient Administrative Assistant for Personnel Services, Mr. James P. Lupo assists in the short term and long range planning of school facilities, plans and directs a program for the recruitment of pro¬ fessional and nonprofessional personnel, and serves on the Board of Negotiations. Mr. John Dublanica, the Administrative Assistant to the Super¬ intendent, is responsible for collecting data, conducting special studies, filing state and federal reports as determined by the Su¬ perintendent, and developing press releases, newsletters, and spe¬ cial publications. Mr. Jerome F. Bohnert is the new Business Administrator- Secretary, serving as the coordinator of all general affairs concern¬ ing the budget of the Paramus School System. He is assisted by Mr. Timothy Green, who is responsible for all purchases of materi¬ als and equipment necessary for the smooth operation of the computer operations of the payroll and budget control. As Director of Office of Curriculum and Instruction, Mrs. Adele Stern is in charge of the development, coordination, correlation, and evaluation of all aspects of the instructional program. Mr. Joseph Lupo Administrative Assistant For Personnel Services Mr. John Dublanica Administrative Assistant To The Superintendent Mr. Jerome F. Bohnert Business Administrator-Secretary Mr. Timothy Green Assistant Business Administrator- Secretary Mrs. Adele Stem Director of Office of Curriculum and Instruction

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Student Personnel . . . Space Providers Guided by Mr. G. Occhipinti, the Student Personnel Services are de¬ signed to help students in coping and overcoming the many problems which may occur during their educa¬ tional careers. Among the many goals of this department are assisting the students to achieve a high level of academic accomplishments, estab¬ lishing productive pupil-to-teacher relationships, as well as developing a lasting feeling of self-satisfaction within the students themselves. With these thoughts in mind, the Student Personnel Services, through interaction with the surrounding communities are able to further the development of all students in¬ volved. Back Row: G. Thomas Occhipinti, Director, Jay Melcer, Social Worker, Eva Sandrof, Social Worker, Richard Pekmezian, Learning Disabilities Teacher Consultant, Dr. Gary Boerer, Psychologist, Michael Carluccio, Psychologist. Front Row: Nancy Geyer, Learning Disabil¬ ities Teacher Consultant, Judith Feltman, Psychologist, Elsie Rock, Secretary, Ethel Rei- mar, Secretary. Mr. G. Tom Occhipinti Director Mrs. Mildred Piliero Speech Correctionist