Jonathan Dayton High School - Regionalogue Yearbook (Springfield, NJ)

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I LAURA M. ABEL General She has personality, and original ideas that make people alert. No one is bored when Laura is around. We all ad- mire the cleverness and the perfection of her drawings and predict for her a career in art. Glee Club 45 Archery Club 45 Art Club 35 Sophograph 2. ELIZABETH ANN ACCURSO C om mercial Light brown wavy hair, blue eyes, and a cheery disposi- tion characterize Elizabeth. If you want anything done well, Elizabeth is the girl who can do it. ' Regionalogue 45 Stenography Club 45 Basketball 45 Home Room Treasurer 45 Home Room Secretary 3. ELMER ACKERLY ' General Elm,', very versatile senior, can play golf, bowl, skate, ride horses, and cook. He's a practical joker and will prob- ably make his girl from Roselle Park very happy with his humor and fancy dishes. We like the wave in Elm's hair. Home Room Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Golf Club 4. SOPHIE B. ADAMS Commercial Being a rather quiet and unobtrusive little girl, Sophie has come to be liked by all of us. Since she does not waste time but uses it to the fullest extent, we expect that Sophie will be successful in this world. Commercial Club 4. CHARLES H. ANDERSON College Preparatory Gump is as alert and candid as his camera. We are indebted to him for many of the snapshots in this book. Senior Play5 Student Forum 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 Slide Rule Club 45 Journalism Club 45 Athletic Association 45 Dayton News Advertising Manager 4. CARMEN APPCLITO General Working for his father has gained Carmen the title of the bashful icemanf, A member of the Terrific Three, Ap works in a bowling alley and hopes for a future there. Hall Patrol 15 Basketball Manager 15 Athletic Associa- tion 45 Auto Club 4. -'5 Ef13l34'5 Ufsyfi, .TA

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Senior Class Officers JOHN L. KULP, President JUNE GEIGER, Secretary EDWARD SIGETY, Vice President WILLIAM TITLEY, -Treasurer Advisers Sponsors Miss BARRETT MR. PERLMAN MP.. DEMoTT MR. POPPENDIECK Memories Thanks for the memories Of sunny Saturdays and tricky football plays. We real-ly got some touchdowns too. The memory always stays-how lovely it was. Thanks for the memories Of the candles all displayed, a student-council made, That will live on when we are gone. May its glory never fade--how lovely it was. We had our moments of pleasure Along with hardships to be mastered. Oh well, it was swell while it lasted, And we had fun, but now its done, so Thanks for the memories Of basketball at night, where we yelled with all our might And a noisy band that had a hand In making things go right-oh, thank you so much. Thanks for the memories Of swell assemblies too, of songs both old and new. With cheers galore we shouted for The orange and the blue-how lovely it was. Thanks for the memories Of dances, clubs, and plays, and sunny summer days When everyone had lots of fun In lots of different ways--how lovely it was. We had our year's worth of good times, And we had our year's worth of hard times. We hope you'll remember us sometimes. Don't make a fuss, just think of us, and Thanks for the memories. We owe it all to you, and now that all is through, We hope you'll keep the little dreams You helped us make come true. We're awfully glad we met you. Cheerio and toodle-do, and Thank you so much. by LLOYD AND RUTH HOPPIN 'Ei12i3+

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19 L tl A fill , ' x iff' T ta if3T,Qiffew W i ARTHUR R. BARLOW General . T. C. Art tall and handsome, especially in his C. M f ' ex He is a lover of nature uniforin, has charm for the air s . and likes to spend a good deal of his time in the great out- doors. He cuts a neat figure in a uniform. Home Room President 4g Nature Club 45 Student Coun- cil 4. ELLEN BATTAGLIA p General cute little girl with the big dark eyes, intends ' od cook, and The boys say she is a go l 'ti n her 'orother shows no signs of ma nutri 10 . 2, Motion Picture Club 3, French Club 45 Archery Club 4. PETER BERTOLOTTI General Pete, who 'is widely known as a clever cartoonist, prefers to have his work well mixed with play. He has done a good job this year as manager of the grunt and groan in- d tr . Kenilworth really supplies very interesting people. ' l b 4. us y Home Room Secretary 4g Wrestling C u RUTH K. BIRINGER Commercial Here is another young lady who prefers social life to the daily grind at school, as is shown by her proficiency in the raceful art of dancing. Quiet and reserved, Ruth makes S friends easily and permanently. Girl Reserves 45 Basketball 1, 2, Glee Club. 2, 3. ARTHUR L. BLIWISE ' College Preparafory Arch is one of our most mannerly gentlemen. Being ' d having a sparkling line of con- very adept at dancing, an ' W stfield girl', a very nice versation, he must show his e time. We all like his romantic orations in English class. Debate Club 43 Tennis Club 4g Regionalogue 45 Baseball 1, 2. JOSEPHINE BONGIGVANNI Commercial Regional has been glad to have Jo , a jolly, friendly girl, whom everybody likes. High marks in class are a habit, not a novelty, for this capable senior. Typing Club President 33 Stenography Club 4g Region- H me Room Secretary 43 Prom alogue 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, o Committee 3. 14E4.,.-