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

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WE LEARN TO APPRECIATE MARY ANN ULBRICH, DC. BETTY SALE CAROL TAGLIENTI DONALD HOAGLAND, D.C. STANLEY GROSSMAN RICHARD KAHN EDWARD METZ ALBERT ROTHBARD Working with Our Hands The heavy doors of the shops reveal boys hacking wood or pounding metal, hoping either to learn something or just to let off steam. Upstairs the aroma of warm spice cake or some burning molasses leads one to rooms where mixers buzz and sewing machines hum. Here the girls receive instruction in cooking, sewing, and entertaining which will enrich their lives and their husbands ' lives in the future. Both departments plan for the future. 16

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CAREERS In the Field ADAM LaSOTA PETER DANILO ELEANOR MURPHY. DC. Where the Guidance Department leaves off, our business and agricultural courses pick up. Through the effort of their instruc- tors, students headed for these fields acquire the fundamentals necessary for successful achievement and placement. The Agriculture Department seeks to keep our school beautiful by giving its students landscaping jobs on campus. Mr. Franchino s Distributive Education Club sees that students receive practical experience in sales and business by securing jobs for them during part of the school day. or the Office VERNA BALDWIN ARTHUR BALSHAN DOROTHY CASSAK RAYMOND MARTY MARTIN TAGLIENTI ELEANOR WALKER 15

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ALL OF LIFE EDWARD BROWN, D.C. MARDIA MELROV NICHOLAS ROMEO JOSEPH TRINITY and Recognizing Beauty Did you ever stop to think of all the work that goes into the production of the annual Christmas concert, or the attractive bulletin board that enhances the front entrance? The art and music departments are responsible for keeping our school culturally awake. As the days go by, oil paintings and various original art projects pour out of Room 222, keeping fingers nimble and minds aesthetically keen, while, around the corner, voices are heard singing and learning more about the world of fine arts. DAVID BRODMAN MURRAY SHERESHEWSKY