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

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Upper. llostcss Club Ccutcr, llostcss Club Lowcr, Knitting Club homo, I think it is about time that wc go upstairs, so I can show you thc Ilomc licouomics dcpartmcut. The Cooking room is very attractively arranged, and so Couvenicut for all concerned! Ss

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J I Q- - s-- S' x 1 if mf ff .Q--4 Nr xx! if .a 9 W, ,kg Economic Geography, Bookkeeping and Salesmanship. These courses offer but the rudiments of the business life. In order to secure better preparation along this line. and to become familiar as well with the numerous details of the world of commerce, the boys and girls who are interested in this type of work join the clubs associated with their particular curriculum, expounded wee Cooky in a way which the best of guidance counsellors could not have found fault with. Then they actually have clubs here which provide for the advancement of the work begun in the classroom? Preciselyg you have the cheese right in the mousetrap! Cooky said. The light of intelligence is beginning to dawn in the mouse holes of our land. Now in this room, my fine Ham, as they emerged into the light of Miss Krumacheris room, there are the typewriters on which the guys and gals have to pound out all their tough assignments. See the pretty black keys on the typewriters. The kids learn how to type faster and with more accuracy when the keys are not lettered. Let's have some fun by doing the Lambeth Walk on the black keys of this typewriter. The paper is already inserted. It'll be fun to see what is written on the paper when we get through. It really would have done your heart good to have seen those two tiny creatures as they had their fun, swinging out on the black keys of the machine. Their play- fulness would touch the hearts of the most hardened sour-puss. VVhy, look, Ham, exclaimed Cooky, at what is written on the paper! It says: AThere is no place like homef Now, isn't that clever! VV ho could have thought, as we went into our little song and dance, that we would actually write out a real sentence! Such an appropriate one at that! I'm glad that now you are at last bc- coniing enthusiastic over the splendid life that is here at Regional. Speaking of the 1 i 1 Lights, Shadows, and Calories 84

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Ry that Iast reniark, I ,gather yon inehided yourself, Ianghed pndgy IittIe Ihnn. SnreIy did! I End that this rooni is very aeeessihIe, espeeiaIIy when one needs a midnight snaek, which I often find oeeasion for. 'I'hns Cooks' expIained the nsefnIness of the rooni from whieh daily may he detected inany deIieions odors. At night onIy erinnhs are Ieft to teII of the tempting foods that have been prepared during the day. Gee, Llookif' exelailned IIa1n. 'I'his department is certainly wondertnI for those peopIe inelined towards the doniestie side of Iite. NN'hy one ean very readih' Iearn the honie arts. eooking and sewing and aII the other tasks ot everrclay living. when aII this equipment is provided, 'AYon're taking the very tidfbits ont of nn' inonth! Iilll so happy that yon now see what a grand pIaee R. II. S. aetnaIIy is! 'I'he Knitting Chrb. Needleeraft Clnb, and Cooking Clnh eaeh take eare of those interested in these partieniar Iines. Really. these tasks are arts it performed weII and with a pnrposef' explained Cooky. at Iast joyons. that his friend shonid see Regional in the sanie Iight as he hiinseIf. 'AIt seerns now that I have shown yon everything. Oh, I forgot something: the shops down in the Iuaseinent. 'I'here we have shops where printing. woorhrorking, and inetaIeraft are taught. And- I ppm UQ! :Iii :ft Cflnh Lower, Needieeraft Chih 86