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

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1. 2. 3. 4. Y. i. 1 K. 9. 0. .l. 12. 13. 14. IS. 16. I7. 18. 19. 20 Zl. Z2 23. Z4 21 26 Pwlitical Advisers FACULTY Luis C. Brittle .. lfvelyn lf. Porter. iluseph C. Battaglia lwlax R. Perl 11x.1l 1 Arthur I. Vetter Ann D. Martyn .. James XV. Campbell . Frances B. Kaplan . Betty McCarthy , lithel Ii. Barrett lfdna M. Boyd . Al. Stanley XVerner .. . L mxll S. Lawslie David lf. Russette . Katherine johnson Jane Krumaeher ,. . Alice Vlholley . Barbara il. Din 1x11 erm .. K1 xrnm lyn li. Phillips Alma M. Lalloc ., .. .. .. lileanur V. Cartwright .,.. Agnes G. Heard , . . . Annie R. Fuller . Carl L. Mathews .. Sam Lewis . .. Alfred Cuokman , . . Robert Poppendieck W'ilhelm N. Peigelbeck ,.... Margaret L. Maitland... Ruth B. Mnntgomery, nrilrmi J, Haut ., . Amelia L. Tuttle Herbert lluhilin . . Marian P. Smith . kltxhn C. Gestun Whtlter A. Holm XY'illiam L. Mann . Michael F. Gatti lfranees Zeisel , john ll. Hindle, jr. Piroh I7eM0tt , . English . .. . Lalin . Srlviul Sfuilivx Soviul Slmliur Mizuuizl AVI.: . .Ojj'i4'i' Si'4'ri'li1r-3' . .. . Ifuglixln ffun1z:11'ri'ii1l Slll7l4't'l'Y . Ifnglixlr .. C7!I1IIllIL'1'l'fLIl Snflj i't' lx . c?01lIlNL'Vl'iLlI Slll71f'l'fS Couznwrvilzl S11l1ji't'I.r ,, .. Mnxic , ....M11xic . . . . . Iiim' Arla . ciUHIllIl'V'tiitlI Slllifl't'f.C . cjUlll7IIl'I'li.itll Slllljvrls .. . , ..,.. . ..Li12mriu1l . . . Plryxinll E1l11z'ufiou ,. ..H01m' Et'01I0lIIit'X .. ..... .. .... Englixlr .. ., Hmm' lfrwzrzunrivs cillilirlllfl' Diwvlm' ,. ... Sl'll'l1!'l' cT1H7H!It'l'l'lLll Slll71t'L'fS .. Biology ...... Englixb . AtQYfl'IllflIVL' , ...... Dirliliuu ., .. .. Nurxr' .. ,. Soriul Slmlivx Sr't'ri'lur'y fu Mr. Iltllxuvy . .. Mrmzml Arlx ,. Fffllfb , Sfivn t'i' S4'im'm'r . . Sciurlrr Sflfiill Sfll1lH'X Millflelmllirtv Milffrulllillim Mizlbrrmllit-t

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NUR. WARREN W. ll'llAlLSlEY Szzpervisilzg Principal Certainly no organization places upon its leader prob- lems of greater consequence than does a complex modern high school. How far his influence reaches and how many lives he affects no one can estimate. Regional High School is fortunate to have in its Supervising Principal, Mr. Halsey, the experience, the integrity, the wisdom, the patience, and the generosity that are his. We know him as a capable administrator, a respected leader, and a faithful friend. Uuir' Regional Party Qhairman iifljlli . X, 1 1' .4 :mu v .1 i O

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mmm- m..mr- V A - ?,,,,,,,,,.,, W- , The Regional Executive Committee BOARD OF EDUCATION I'rvsidr'uf .... . MR. JOSEPH MULHOLLAND Vin'-Przfxirlrnt . . . . MR. JOHN PoTTs Cuxlmliuu of Svbool Monirs . . MR. MERLE PATTEN Disirir-I Clvrlz A... . MR. ANTON C. SVVENSON S1'r'refury to Dislrirf Clerk . . . Miss FAITH SHRAW' Mr. Dante Cera .... Kenilworth Mr. joseph Mulholland, New Providence Mr. James M. Duguid . . Springfield Mr. Merle Patten .... Garwood Mr. john Dushanek . . . Garwood Mr. John Potts .... Springfield Mr. Louis N. James . . Kenilworth Mrs. Kate Shapiro . . Clark Township Mr. Edward Menerth . Mountainside Every large and costly enterprise devoted to public welfare depends upon a gov- erning board to form and direct its policies, evaluate its progress, and manage its financial and material problems. In this regional type of school, devoted to the secondary educa- tion of young people from six towns, the board of education is a unique organization composed of public-spirited citizens elected from their constituent communities to serve impartially in a unified group the interests of the school and of the six towns. Under their authorization a magnificent building was erected, a capable and earnest personnel chosen, and during the past three years the school has rapidly achieved a reputation as a well equipped, well balanced, progressive institution. The enviable record of the school's accomplishments is a credit to this wise and conscientious board of education.