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

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Mr. Fox sites a UFO. Today Is Tomorrow ' s History. Frederick Jackson Turner once said, The aim of history is to know the present by understanding what came into the present from the past. Through dedicating themselves to orienting students with the heroes, trends, events and influences of their pasts, the history teachers have helped them to gain a new perspec- tive and understanding of their own lives today. As the forerunners of a new decade, this understanding will serve us in our efforts to shape a new and brighter tomorrow. Il MR. JOHN HOSTETTER Mind, Spirit and Character ' Look Miss Duke, George Washington ' s wig is on backwards! exclaims Ken Palazzi. MR. RAYMOND YANCHUS American Experience, Sociol ogy MISS DOROTHEA HOOPER Coordinator of the Social Studies Department Larry Zavodney says, Isn ' t this punishment a bit too drastic for not handing in my homework, Mr. Nash? 23

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Sal D ' Addario and Jeff Husted get down to some heavy studyin ' . . . better late than never. ' The Three Musketeers MR. DAVID COVVDEN Urban studies, Mind, Spirit and Character MRS. JEANCUSUMANO Psychology, U.S. History Sur- vey MISS LINDA DUKE World Cultures, U.S. History Survey MR. DENNIS FOX Urban Studies, American Diplomacy, A. P. History, Gifted and Talented Program MR. EDWARD IASINSKI World Cultures, U.S. History Survey MRS. CLARE MASON U.S. History Survey, Perspec- tives of American Economy MR. RONALD NASH Barbarism to Humanism, Rev- olutio n, U.S. Diplomacy, Mind, Spirit and Character, U.S. History Survey MRS. KATHERINE VENDITTI World Cultures, Indian and Chinese Literature and Cul- ture 22

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STUDENTS + FACULTY + WORK = - SUCCESS The Mathematics Department offers a myriad of courses ranging from Basic Math to Advanced Placement Calculus. 82% of the student body is scheduled through these courses per year. Besides offering the courses in func- tional mathematic skills, the department provides advanced courses for students who desire to continue their studies in the field. These courses, including Statistics and Computer Science on a first and sec- ond year level, expose students to the skills required in an increasingly technological world. In addition to the scheduled academic courses, the department gives students the opportunity to test their skills on both a state and national level. This competition is based on grade level and aptitude. Our previous record has testified to the accom- plishment of the Math Department. Mr. Jones writes his last equation before going to Pismo ' Now if we turn the calculator over MISS CAROL DRAGON Algebra 2, C.P. Math 2 MRS. SANDRA GROSSMAN Algebra, C.P. Math, Geometry WILLIAM )ONES Algebra I and 2, Remedial Math 2 MR. JOHN KOVOLISKY Geometry, Math 1 MRS. IRENE SWENSON Algebra 1 and 2, Trigonome- try, C.P. Math 1 MR. DAVID VANHART Geometry, Statistics, Com- puter Science, Gifted and Tal- ented Task Force MR. DONALD WAYNE C.P. Math, Algebra 1 and 2, Algebra MRS. IANEWESTERHOLD Algebra 2, Geometry, C.P. Math 2