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

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K Jh yes. I think I begin to see-H 'K I A'Cheese it! Ilere eomes somebody! squeaked Cooky warningly as menacing 'U' 'f footsteps were heard approaching. K I UC Dh. it's only Nr. Matthews and his trusty camera, exclaimed Cooky. IIe's 'I , just going to get a pieture of the first period Trigonometry Class. N, Sf , I ML Matthews, as sponsor of Camera Club, must have a great interest in Q mathematics. Yes, he does, Ilamlet, for photography is one of the related subjects I told you about. lXlr. llolm is sponsor of the Chess Club, and he. too, has a great interest in V gp .-A SCICllL'C.H L fn ... Q 'l'hen. of course. the Automobile Club .md the Nature Club ought to be included in this category, Ilam said with an alllknowing air. Category! Do you get it? Cory eats. explained the theater mouse, but Cooky failed to be aumsed by the lowest form of wit. lYou and I are more eharitableg are we not7l XYell. llam, my boy. I suppose you have seen some skillful sword play and some vigorous tights on the stage in your clay. but it was all 'make-believe' wasu't it? I want to take you to some athletic' contests now that will be truly dramatic. 'I'here will be no 'malceAbelieye'. I 'ppex .Xulomobile Club I,ower. Nature Club 68

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Uppcr. Xlutliczugitics Club Ccuicr. Slide Rulc Club l acc that you still dou't fully coiupichcuclf' said Cooky, very iiuputicuthx 'Regional is pretty thorough iu cvcrythiug. .ix INC tried to cxphiiu to you bctorc. lu iuuthciuutics, with good old P. Dchlott, thc kids lcuru quitc il lot iu their courscs. Now. cvcrx' siuglc thing about iimthciiiutics and scicucc could not bc iucludcd iu thc classroom. So, I think it is ii very good idca to have clubs for studcuts who arc iutcrcstcd iu thc dctiuls. I hope you gct thc drift of it, 67 l oxur. Cuumrsz Klub Q,-1 xr sl V if -.4 .., , ' ,J J 4.-2 fx . 4,

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