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

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There are a few events in a life-time which are truly milestones, one of the most important of which is high school graduation. It marks an end and a beginning. At present you are eager to get on with the business of living. This is as it should be. Your plans are before you, whether they be for college or for some career which does not immediately involve further schooling. Regardless of this future which now is of such immediate concern you will find more and more as the years go on that your attendance in and graduation from Jonathan Dayton Regional High School have prepared you well. You have been a part of this great institution. Wherever you go and whatever you do you will still be a part of it. May you succeed in your own way. n L 0t-AsU, CW % ft. . Warren M. Davis Superintendent Dr. Warren M. Davis, Superintendent Dr. Randolf T. Jacobsen, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Lewis Fredericks

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ADMINISTRATION Mr. Robert F. LaVanture, Principal As you approach the end of your senior year your thoughts are probably vacillating from an eagerness to explore the future to a reluctance to leave what has become so familiar. We feel justly proud of what you have done here and what you have left behind for others to develop and model themselves after. These years have been en- joyable ones for you but they have also been a basis and preparation for what is to come. For these future tasks we are confident you are ready. Our best wishes go with all of you. Robert F. LaVanture Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Miss Anne Romano, Assistant Principal Mr. Powers Mr. Battaglia Mr. Conlin 6 Mr. Lockwood Mr. Melick Mrs. Waldt Mr. Johnstone Mr. Elsasser Dr. Jones ,, P Mr. Nolan

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Miss Helen Crawford Miss Charlotte Singer, Guidance Director Mr. Melvin Lefever Miss Marie Giannone GUIDANCE The important job of aiding individual students in making intelli- gent choices and decisions is accomplished by our guidance department. The counselor is not only trained to assist the student in this decision- making process, but also provides the student with test scores measuring aptitude and interest, which make easier the decisions relating to educa- tional and vocational problems. Throughout his four years in high school and even after graduation, the student knows that he can turn to the guidance department for valuable advice and assistance. LIBRARY A library is impera- tive to an adequate high school education. The student must have a place where he can clarify and add to the information obtained in class. Our library offers us the fa- cilities to study in peace, to secure additional data for reports and papers, and to satisfy our curi- osity. Miss Barbara Dimmers, Librarian p »w iL H It mM J 1 ■ 9 M St- |A B w, ■