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

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Mr. Thomas McCabe Mr. Martin Taglienti SPECIAL SERVICES Two key factors necessary in providing a good foundation of learning are good reading skills and a strong scholastic environment. If a student has been unable to develop these traits on his own he must be given instructions on how to acquire them. This is the job of the Special Services Department which provides invaluable aid in encouraging the desire essential to the learning process. A successful high school student has found it necessary to adjust both socially and scholastically to the world around him. Ready to help him at any time, no matter how small the problem, is the Special Services Staff comprised of doctor, nurse, dentist, and psychologist. These people are working together to prepare all students for their present and future experiences. Mr. Vincent Albano Mr. Adam LaSota, Diversified Occupations Dr. Donald Merachnik, Director of Special Services Mrs. Claire Charen, Psychologist Mr. Edward Gallagher, Jr. Reading Miss Joan Tiplitz 22 Mrs. Phyllis Jarman, Health Counselor

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Mr. Raymond Yanchus Mr. Paul Karish - A fits J Mr. August Giebelhaus 11 C Mrs. Jean Cusumano SOCIAL STUDIES Reflections of past events are a major ele- ment in the understanding of the era in which we live. The Social Studies Depart- ment, by combining factual matter of the past, current data, and possibilities of future political, economical, and social events, at- tempts to help the student of today and the leader of tomorrow discover relationships in man ' s behavior in hopes that he might avoid past failures and emulate past successes. Learn- ing about the glories of bygone civilizations along with the various cultures of today, enables each of us to have a greater under- standing of ourselves, our fellow man, and the society in which we live. Mr. Dennis Fox Miss Pauline Keith, Coordinator Mr. Edward Jasinski Mra. Clare Mason Mr. David Carl e .-•

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L. Street Missing : H. Etzel E. Andreas STAFF JUhl m A. Popolillo J. Mason, M. Holland, R. Cannon, M. Rice. Often the work of the special staff goes unnoticed. So few students are aware of who main- tains organization in the school, who plans and prepares our meals, or who keeps our school safe and sanitary. Without the proficient work of our Girl Fridays , Dayton might be in quite a turmoil. On the other- hand, Miss Maitland and her staff take particular interest in the preparation of nourishing food for us and provide a generally pleasant atmosphere. Thanks to our friendly custodians our school is always kept in the best condition. Without the services these people perform the process of learning would be greatly hampered. Miss Margaret Maitland, Cafeteria Director Cafeteria Staff Custodial Staff 23