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

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Please take our picture, Mr. Frantien What ' s so interesting? (Jam-up in the Girls ' -Room before school.) A usual busy day. (Line-up for passes in the office.) ■

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Of oau at trie Jralace . . . typical (jouri routine. How does any day begin? With the arrival for work, of course — so — our knights, squires and pages pour off the buses, cross the drawbridge (?) and enter the palace gate (opened earlier by the palace keeper). The ladies of the palace fuss and preen; the knights parade the halls in search of dragons (?); the ministers of state proclaim that the palace day has begun — hours of arduous training are in store for the young courtiers but there is time for relaxing, socializing, feasting and court entertainment. Days when tournaments are held are show days at the palace but the palace balls are the high- lights in the knights ' training. Join us for a day in the palace. Letting down the drawbridge. [Mr. Frey opening the school in the morning.) 8:00 A.M. and another day.

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w And then what happened? (Rehearsal on the stage in the new Speech and Dramatics Room.) Ooo, what you do to me! (Bob Amon and Nancy Ryzinski practicing adagio dance for assembly.)