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

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If you ever went to high school, you know how many responsibili- ties the principal has. It takes a man with a lot of experience and ability to keep things running smoothly. I tell you we are proud of our CO. ' s record as an over-seas officer in the World War, and since then as a civic leader. We know that he is sincere in all that he does, as a citizen and as an educator, to arouse thoughtless or indifferent young people to be- come good citizens. The secret of his success isn ' t hard to find. It ' s his persever- ance, fairness, and common sense. Yes, he ' s a man with a heart for his work — and a man with his feet on the ground. He ' s our staunch friend. We salute our respected com- manding officer. MR. WARREN W. HALSEY Supervising Principal COMMANDING OFFICER • i

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TrtulhoHand. gtt-B . Mr P° tt9 ' ..Mr. Ce ' BW QUARTERMASTERS CORPS President Mr. Joseph Mulholland Vice-President Mr. John Potts Custodian of School Monies Mr. Merle Patten District Clerk Mr. Anton C. Swenson Secretary to District Clerk Miss Faith Shraw Mr. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Dante Cera Kenilworth James M. Duguid Springfield John Dushanek Garwood Louis N. James Kenilworth Mr. Joseph Mulholland New Providence Mr. Merle Patten Garwood Mr. John Potts Springfield Mrs. Kate Shapiro Clark Township Edward Menerth Mountainside Every large and costly enterprise devoted to public welfare depends upon a governing 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 education 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 four 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. 10 •

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Joseph C. Battaglia William F. Brown Barbara J. Dimmers Veronica L. Bindas James W. Campbel Earl B. Garrison Alfred Cookman General J. Piroh De Mott Michael F. Catti John C. Ceston 12 •