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

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AT THE NET - ON THE GREEN .. ,.. ' nan. L ln our tirst year. 1qgS, we put an ahle team into interscholastic competition. Under Nr. lXlatthew's coaching thc hovs succeeded in gaining two victories and in presenting a strong defense in the other contests. Carman Peness had a record of tive victories and two losses for the season. Peness, Bill Arthur, Iohn Kulp and Dick Cutman received letters. Carman Peness and Bill Arthur will return to play an important part on Regional's second tennis team. 'l'his IQQS golf team cstahlished a reputation for Regional as a strong contender in interscholastic plav. Irving Street's low score of 'Aff' will provide a keen challenge to the coming teams. Bill Clowacki, Irving Street, Tony English, Nick Druzek, and Matthew Dandrea, heroes on the gridiron. were also excellent golfers. Iulius Catesv and Ernest Street helped roll up the score for Regional in every match. A large credit for the success goes to Coach llaut. 75 .xx .f , ,fi in J Ga v -.4 3 . Q An. I

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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Pat O'Brien President Marie Friedrich Recorder Mary McDonnell Secretary-Treasurer Miss Karolvn Phillips Adviser llmns or' SPoR'1's Fon 1928-IQQQ Virginia Conley Basketball Doris Keating Horseback Riding Inez Cranconato Archery Lillian XVernli Skating Muriel Mowrey Soccer Grace Fanarjian Ping-Pong Evelyn Sippell Bicycling Audrey Ilainbrock Baseball Marjorie Galvin Iliking Gloria Casale Track Not to be eclipsed by masculine triumphs in the Held of sports, the pretty ones of R. Il. S. deterniined to set a new high in athletics. In September after the election of oflicers the athletic prograin got under way with volleyball and soccer. Many girls turned out for other sports: basketball. track, archery, and horseshoes, and many were the rnoincnts spent in Regionals gyrn playing ping-pong. Our niodern Dianas. believing nothing was too niuch for thein, extended their athletic schedule to outside hours spent in swinnning, hiking, skating, and horseback riding. 'l'he girls receive rewards according to the point system. Every girl has the opportunity of earning class nuinerals, a school letter, and the Hnal award of the sinall gold pin. 77