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

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MICHAEL GARDINER Big, sad eyes . . . memorial to Jimmy Hendrix . . . present at all Led Zeppelin concerts . . . really into music . . . MacDonald ' s ham- burger lover . . . hopes to travel cross country on a motorcycle . . . U.S.A. President. DARYL GARNER Pleasure is walking along the beach and listening to the waves break on the shore . . . calmness and tran- quility . . . Cold Blood and John Mayall are favorites . . . perfect day in N.Y. . . . will strive for her own cartoon strip . . . travel to exotic places. Party Pooper KATHLEEN GARTLING Can ' t live without that Raisin Bran! . . . Hope is always there — but never expected . . . The curse will get you planners! . . . listening to the Association and the Who . . . Kathy can be found in the Sousa Bug on her way to the Quad . . . memories of summer ' 70 and green skies . . . future plans: college edu- cation and teaching the deaf. STEVEN GECHLIK Steve . . . often found on the Links . . . music by the Bee Gees . . . great skill and ability in golf . . . hopes to join a pro-tour in the future . . . plans to attend Rutgers, Ohio State or the U. of Maryland. ROBERT GARNER Easy Rider . . . agile and dex- terous — dancing is his talent . . . admires Bronson and his motor- cycle adventures . . . kindergarten was the best of all . . . Keep him away from Mr. ?? . . . star per- former in our school musicals . . . jelly donuts, tootsie roll pops and duck soup, .-v ssag 21

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MARINA FRANCINI Dayton ' s A.F.S. signorina . . . laughy and crazy . . . Oh, sleep! it is a gentle thing . . our freedom-loving, the big city Happiness for vagrant friend . . Arivederci, Marina. PAUL FRIES An individual with great determina- tion to achieve all of his goals . . . outstanding in track and field . . . admirer of Dick Railsback . . . serve him Italian food ... a fan of Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass . . . hopes to attend Rutgers or N.C.E. . . . the future: be a suc- cessful mathematician. KATHRYN FROST Patient, tolerant and always willing to lend a hand . . . Bill Cosby Show . . . Santana music ... 7 UP and apricots . . . future Spanish teacher. How about it Ruth? MARYELLEN GAIPA Dubbed Big Red by a special bas- ketball coach . . . Great! . . . loves motorcycles and skiing . . . member of Drill Team . . . those football games are real excitement . . . the great sounds of Sly and the Family Stone . . . Sly ' s concert ... a future social worker. 20 KAREN GARBER Common wish: to become rich . . . avid interest in the theatre — pos- sible career as a theater technician . . . remembers this summer theatre workshop at Montclair State in Maud Auditorium . . . math is her downfall . . . Ithaca, Emerson, or Montclair will be her home for the next four years.

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MADELYN GEDDES Maddie . . . devoted to her class: our treasurer . . . sensitive, warm and friendly . . . get ' s by with a little help from her friends . . . member of Teen Council . . . en- joys helping others to enjoy them- selves . . . will never forget camping in Pennsylvania . . . lots of fun and loved by everyone. RICHARD GLEITSMANN Ricky . . . Music is my Rampart. . . . sensitive . . . likes an honest man . . . open-mindedness . . . the great outdoors . . . college ahead and maybe the Fillmore someday. LYNN GEORGE Just be yourself — it worked for her . . . Junior Prom Queen and most popular girl ... a big smile and a friendly Hi to all . . . dis- likes unhappy people . . . hope: to model and attend U. of Denver. LINDA GIANITSAS A loyal and trustworthy friend . . . frequents Stanley ' s with Bar- bara and Arlene . . . The Band and James Taylor forever . . . Newark State or Monmouth will be next, home. ELLEN GELFAND A whole pizza . . . will the Ellen mobile make it to Providence? . . . a joint Rahway-Springfield bleacher at Thanksgiving Games . . . always bubbling over with tall tales . . . fond memories of St. Barnabas (Country Club) Hospital . . . marbles and a conversation with Hiram during a class . . . express yourself through journalism . . . marriage. LEE GOFORTH