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

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I N D E D I C A T I O N MISS CHARLOTTE SINGER IN DEDICATION TO MISS CHARLOTTE SINGER We will always be grateful, Miss Singer, for the part you played in preparing us for the years that lie ahead. During the past four years we have found wisdom in your guidance and security in your patience and understanding. We have always relied on your judgment. It was you who gave us the incentive when all seemed so far beyond our reach. As the memories of our high school years flood through out minds, the e tra time and effort you took to help make our stay at Regional more fruitful and successful, we remember with gratitude. At the end of the count down to the future, we are again reminded of the signi- ficance of these, your gifts to us. As graduation approaches, your kindness and consideration play a major part in preparing us for this memorable event. For, if it were not for your extra interest in the individual problems of both students and parents, our future years might not hold the meaning and promise that they now do. Thus, the Class of 1962, in gratitude for your contributions and guidance, proudly presents its most precious gift, the dedication of the Regionalogue.

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To the Class of 1962: As you leave your Alma Mater and embark upon other areas of study or work we trust that you have learned your lessons well. The future holds many opportunities in store for you. However, always remem- ber that what these opportunities are, de- pends upon you! We wish you good luck and Godspeed. Let us hear of the accom- plishments of the Class of 1962. Sincerely, ■ 4zrjkc« d R. T. JACOBSEN ACADEMIC SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN p-s ATHLETICS ■ •» SCHOOL LIFE p

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MRS. JOHN REEVES I N M E M O R I A M IN MEMORIAM The untimely death of Mrs. John Reeves, in the fall of 1961, ended thirty years of dedicated service to the field of education. Her early teaching years were spent in the south Jersey and Bernardsville school systems. For many years she taught tubercular children of high school age at Runnel ' s Hospital in Berkeley Heights while occupying a position on the staff of Jonathan Dayton Regional High School. She had been teaching at the high school for little more than a year when she died. Mrs. Reeves will be remembered fondly by pupils and faculty for her devotion to her work and for her kindness and concern for other people.