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

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0 A , I uf L ii gr? G1 - N.: S' 5 x sl if 'Q-4 L I ,gg ' if .5-1 xr .yr sk At 7:30 A. M. how shiny, new, and fresh the corridor was in its glistening silence! Ilam slipped at the first corner, he who boasted of the waxed floors and the theatrical parties that he had seen! Perhaps he had seen themg we must be charitable and attribute some of his slips to increasing age, for he was a venerable little chap. 'l'ell-tale gray hairs denied his attempts to be sprightly and youthful. 'tllerc we are at Mr. VVerner's room, said Cooky. How quiet it is today. Usually it is in a hustle and bustle, as the law students or the future 'Big Business' executives prepare for their careers. just look at all the books and equipment that these kids have to use in order to keep up in their study of the economic and political world of today. 'l'he RnG1oNA1.oeni: staff has probably worked in this room on Saturday. Let's rmnmage in the waste basket, for they often leave apple cores. Anyway, we should be able to chew on a nice juicy personal write-up of some senior that the editors have rejected. Let's go. I don't like the atmosphere in this room: too many business and law books, and all kinds of dull things. For goodness sake, this is certainly no place for my majestic personagef' Ham said, throwing out his chest. 'I'here you go again, sqneaked Cooky disdainfully. All you can think about is your own side of it. But I am the great actor. VVhy, I do believe Iilll better than your Ilerman Mende! You mean you just think you are. No one could possibly even compare with our own 'IIerm.' Loyal little Cooky again would not let Regional down. All right, you may have your own ideas about that, but I still can't see what good all these courses in Business Training, Law, Bookkeeping and the like are going to do. VVho could possibly want to become a lawyer or a business executive, it's so distasteful! Islam ended with a grimacc, showing that hc believed such jobs to be extremely tiresome. ..-Q 'Tin 'W .M-SQ' --1 L Glistcning Silence 82

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off' ill 'M as YM UPPCL CO,,,,,1CrCj211C1,,b Lower, Secretarial Club A'But someone has to perform these tasks in order to keep the business world in top shape, and the best people for this work would naturally be the most capable. VV hen I say capable, I do mean Regional graduates. Here at R. H. S. they learn everything in the business line from writing things that resemble our tiny footprints to dictating into a machine that talks back at them. One good thing is that they can at least shut the speaker up by turning off the switch! finished Cooley sarcastically. That has all the car-muffs of a dig! However, I believe I will shut up, for it looks as though all this might actually be interesting if you would explain it to nie. Perhaps I can agree with you if you will let me have the chance! UO. K., I'll tell you all about it. It's this way: many students, although you can't sec the reason, arc very much interested in the business side of life. lust as you arc interested in the thcatrc, so are these boys and girls interested in their own linc. They desire to become figures in the business world. either great or small. They all study for their own desired profession. YVell, these students learn thc various functions of business through their studies. which include B. T. in the freshman ycar, followed by Commercial Arithmetic, Shorthand, Typing I. II, and III, and finally Ollicc Practice. Then there are such elective courses as Economics, Law, 83 GEC sf uf ,, Q Q G1 - , X :Sf-'I x,r s l V I K F -4 -I -.vi ,