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

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OFFICE STAFF CAMILLE LADNER JEAN MAQl ' IRE DOROTHY RITWEGER PAY MASTERS HELEN SMITH CLARA DENSLINGER BOARD OF EDUCATION Front Row: C. Denslinger, D. Woodring, D. Himpele, Mr. Halsey, H. Smith. Standing: V. Milkiewicz, M. Jones, R. Forbes, T. Nolan, R. Southgate, E. Hamilton, B. Bertolamy. 1 1

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MR. HALSEY ' S MESSAGE A good high school should be a living laboratory lor developing civic competence by providing innumerable instances for students to undertake and carry through activities which are useful to the student community. Such jobs involve responsibility for the oper- ation of slide and film projectors,campaigning for election of Student Council officers, collecting clothing for the Save The Children Federation, serving as health assistants in the health office, arranging the materials in the school display case, acting as members of the stage crew, helping construct the scenery for the Senior Play, performing the numer- ous duties of the Hall Patrol, preparing refreshments for various Teas, acting as Library assistants, assisting in preparing the Regionalogue, Dayton News, and graduation pro- gram. Many other productive activities could be added to this list. Knowledge about the history of our country and talking about the problems of citizenship will not alone make good citizens. It is important that the development of the budding citizen be taken beyond the talking stage into action. Most of the activities as practiced at Regional High School provide students with the kinds of skills they will later need as citizens. My best wishes to every member of the Class of 19-49. May the useful activities which you learned in high school be helpful in the broader aspects of practical citizenship. V. W. HALSEY, Supervising Principal 10

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ALICE BENFER Sewing S., Pennsylvania State College MURIEL BOOTH English. ) our nalis m Dayton News Adviser B.A., Montclair S.T.C. M.A., Columbia University WILLIAM BROWN Athletic Dirt ctor Football Co. iih. Baseball Coach HERBERT BOBILIN Head of Industrial Arts Depl. Woodwork and Mechanical Dialling Pratt Institute, Rutgers ARTHUR BOUTOT English. Physical Education Football Asst. Coach. Track Coach B.A., Panzer College B.A., Springfield College. AUGUST CAPRIO Spanish. U. S. History B.A., Columbia College M.A., Columbia University DOROTHY CASSAK Commercial Subjects School Accountant Trenton S.T.C. ALFRED COOKMAN Biology A.B., M.S., University of Southern Calif. HELEN CRAWFORD Engl is h Guidance Counselor. Director of Junior Red Cross A.B., N.J.C. for Women M.A., Columbia University LOUIS DE ROSA English, U. S. FIi i ) Asst. Football. Asst. Basketball Coach A.B., Muhlenberg College BARBARA DIMMERS Librarian I ii rai | Council Adi isei B.S., Trenton S.T.C. 12