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

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OUR PHYSICAL WELFARE JOHN BROWN, D.C. KNEELING: T. Santaguida, M. lannelli, J. Mills. STANDING: R. Lummer, H. Palmer, J. Swedish. MISSING: P. Scocca. S. Purzychi, L. Conley, S. Carson. MISSING: H. Hooper, D. Howard. To become a thoroughly good person it is necessary to keep a sound mind in a sound body. The job of keeping us physically fit is that of the Physical Education Department. Daily exercise in various forms promote physical fitness and teach basic sportsmanlike attitudes and techniques. The boys participate in gymnastics, speedball, the obstacle course, and many other activities in their respective seasons. The girls enjoy field hock- ey, soccer, basketball, archery, and many others. Regional is fortunate to have such a comprehensive and effec- tive health program. When a student graduates, he has com- pleted a study of four important phases of health education: Human Anatomy, First Aid and Safety, Driver Education, and Social Problems. Health is necessary to all the duties, as well as pleasures of life. Traffic clears when this car appears. 20 Girls ' gym teacher? '

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FOR CAREERS IN MANY FIELDS ROW 1: R. Abram, A. Rothbard. ROW 2: E. Metz, H. Hassel. The Agriculture program at Dayton is unique in that it is the only one of its kind in Union, Essex and Morris counties. Ag prepares a student for continued study in college or for enter- ing fields of Agricultural endeavor immediately upon gradua- tion from high school. The students not only learn the scien- tific aspects of agriculture but also various farm procedures and the essentials of successful farm management. A basic knowledge of the arts of working with wood and metal is taught at Dayton, and in addition, mechanical drawing, graph- ic arts, and printing. The skills learned in Industrial Arts can be used not only on the job but also practically in the home. A. LaSota, Ag. STANLEY GROSSMAN, D.C. P. Danilo, Ag. 19

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IS OF MAJOR CONCERN BARBARA DIMMERS, LIBRARIAN PHYLIS JARMAN, HEALTH COUNSELOR CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIAL STAFF Often the work of special staffs goes unnoticed. Who selects and processes the most useful books? Who plans and prepares our meals, is ready to assist us in case of illness, and keeps our school safe and sanitary? Our school librarian, Miss Dimmers, is ready to assist us in obtaining help con- cerning reference; she and the library staff are also responsible for the many enjoyable and enriching books at our disposal. Miss Maitland and her staff take particular interest in the preparation of nourishing food for us and a gen- erally pleasant atmosphere. Our friendly custodians are the ones who make sure the school is always kept in the best condition. Extremely important on our list of those very necessary people is our school nurse Mrs. Jarman, appointed this year. It is to her that we come with our aches and pains and sprains. Without the services these people perform the process of learning would be greatly hampered. MARGARET MAITLAND CAFETERIA DIRECTOR