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

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Uluur 1940 Candidates xx N

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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.

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