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

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FOREIGN ' : g t o Mrs. Louise Seltzer, Spanish Mr. August Caprio, Foreign Language Coordinator Mr. Henry Rogers, German ■ . » ' - ■ Mrs. Barbara Klingsporn, French It is becoming increasingly important to be able to communicate with people outside of the constrictions of one ' s native country. The foreign language department at Dayton is designed in such a way as to systematically lead to the perfection of the ability to read, speak, write, and think in a foreign tongue. Through the command of the language, the student is introduced to the literary style and culture of the country. Mastery of the language is attained by modern methods including work in the language laboratory. In addition, the school sponsors a summer program of study abroad, in which the student actually experiences living and conversing with the native inhabitants. Knowledge of foreign language offers people the oppor- tunity to attain a broadened view of other people, and opens the path toward better international communication. Mrs. Barbara Tibbets, Latin Mrs. Carol Snyder, Spanish

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Soundness of mind and body: a goal for men and women since the Golden Greeks. Achievement is possible only through hard work, determina- tion and valuable instruction. The Physical Education Department seeks to furnish each student with the opportunity to grow physically, mentally, morally, and socially through its many activities. A wide diversity of sports, allows each individual to excel in his favorite, and also to gain beneficial experience. In our Health Department we are taught important material, such as First Aid, Driver Education, and the care of our own bodies: subjects that will be necessary and essential throughout our lives. Mrs. Helen Hooper, Physical Education Mr. John Swedish, Health Mr. Michael Iannelli, Physical Education Mr. Peter Scocca, Driver Education 15

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ANGUAGE Mrs. Janet Goldberg, French Mrs. Lucretia Hart, French Mr. John Hall, Spanish HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics — a challenging outlet for creativity, ideas and abilities. Through a variety of elective courses students find great satisfaction in developing those attitudes and skills which will be of major concern all of their lives. The subject is for NOW and for THEN! The individual and her development are of prime concern and in each class the student works at projects which suit her capabilities and interests and which will benefit her socially, emotionally, and physically. Boys are encouraged to participate in foods preparation and are invited to other classes to offer their opinions and attitudes. Miss Mary Ann Ulbrich, Home Management , Foods — «■ m— —• 1 Miss Audrey Warford, Foods, Clothing 17