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

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Dick gets individual attention. Time tests in typing class, remember?

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WE HONOR Mite Alice, jCyman j Our class adviser for four years — keeping after us to make our class events successful — guiding our way over frivilous matters, making us see the more important goals — a ready smile through thick and thin — willing to hear our troubles and woes — consoler and adviser to each and all, to her we proudly dedicate our 1950 Regionalogue.

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Owi PnUuUfuU Epeahl . . . During high school years and, in many cases for years afterward, young people are engaged in the process of finding themselves. What you are, what you wish to be, and what you may become are all-important problems to you. To aid you in coping successfully with the problems which life brings, it is essential to keep in mind certain fundamentals. These fundamentals, when fully understood, can aid you in keeping life ' s ship on its course, can pilot it successfully through the storms it is bound to meet and can direct it back into the channel when it goes astray. Finding yourself means knowing your interests, your aptitudes, your strong points, and your weaknesses. To find yourself it is necessary to learn what life in its various forms of activity reguires. Then mold, bend, and shape yourself to meet the reguirements for the goal you have in mind. Make the most of your strong points and correct your faults or shortcomings. Know Thyself is an old adage which age has not robbed of its truth, so to find yourself you must really know yourself.