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

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AND SERVICES IN SCHOOL VINCENT J. ALBANO CONRAD FRANCHINO EDWARD J. GALLAGHER The existence of one faculty group often goes unnoticed by the student body, but its work can never be ignored or underestimated. Special Services provides an incentive and opportunity for many students to remain in school success- fully. Many of us have had at least a nodding acquaintance with the reading program, the oldest phase of the Special Serv- ices, as we tried to improve our reading speed and com- prehension. The increasing awareness of the need for Special Services has caused remarkably rapid development of this unique department. ANTHONY F. GONNELLA GERALD E. YINELLA BENJAMIN QUATTLEBAUM SHIRLEY PANTINI JEANNE MEEKER

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ADMINISTRATORS DR. DONALD MERACHNIK EDMUND FREY The people pictured here form Regional ' s Administration. Mr. LaVanture and Miss Romano are responsible for the general administration of the school. Miss Singer heads our Guidance Department which attempts to aid the student in planning his future. Mr. Frey, superintendent of grounds, maintains the attractiveness of the campus. Dr. Merachnik and Mrs. Murray are Regional ' s psychologists. They help to solve special problems, advise, and lend assistance to the Department of Special Services.

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MURIEL MULLER, D.C. MARCIA BRITTON VIRGINIA CARTUS EVELYN CHABAK ENGLISH PLEASES H j4l: sA English courses and the people who teach them occupy a prominent place during each of the four years we spend in high school. The frightened freshman gulps his grammar. The sophisticated sophomore swallows all the basic literary forms and pleases his palate with the finer points of grammar. The jumbled junior digests American history and literature with small doses of punctuation. The self-satisfied senior enjoys a full course meal of English WALTER A. GARWACKI CECELIA HAHN WILLIAM HERRING ALEXANDER KROPINICKI SARAH LARSON ANITA LEONE