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

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We Are Now Passing Foreign Language . re Mary Esemplare and Gregg O ' Neill really smiling about their foreign language ... or is it sometning se? Bonjour Mi Amigo, I want to tell you about the foreign language department in my school. In class, we learn about lifestyles and cul- tures which are different from our own. There are so many languages to study too! There are French, Spanish, Ger- man, Latin, Hebrew, and Italian. Our studies extend beyond the classroom. We go to museums, rock concerts, and restaurants which give us a fuller flavor of the language we are studying. As a finale for the year, there are trips offered to Europe and the country about which we have studied. Ya, mi amiche the foreign language department really is great here at J.D. I wish you could come for a visit and see but I know it is impossible. Shalom, Rufus •avid Barison says I could have sworn 1 saw Acapulco there yesterday to Mrs. Sikorski. Jay Soled alias Mark Antony. 23

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Before Turning Right We Can See Business . Jack Mendell and Rose Herkalo rejoice as the adding machine regurgitates the profits they ' ll reap. Our great entrepreneurs (teachers) help us to account for our tremendous assets in the business world. During the fiscal period 77-81 they have decreased our liabilities by increasing our net knowledge. We ' ve learned a great deal from our business teachers. Thanks to our elite typing teachers we are able to type quickly with few missteaks. We will think of them each time we struggle through a paper. Passing notes has become much easier due to our skills in shorthand. (It nw tks hlf the tm to wrt twc as mch). We will always remember our business courses when checks stop bouncing because we can finally bal- ance a checkbook. Are we really on candid camera? says Cindy Klein as Janice Hudak laughs in disbelief. When Janice Borchert and Steven Warner talk people listen. 22

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A Mile North From Here Is Industrial Arts . . . Roger Perlstein gets right to the point. Whistle while you work is Frank Colatruglio ' s motto. cesa Bernstein and Laurie Tennaro, Don ' t you know there is a water shortage? Is Theresa Defino secretly drawing pictures of Mickey Mouse? What do we get when we mix a semester of Metal Shop with a period of Graphic Arts and nine weeks of Family Living? The result is a well-rounded Industrial Arts student. Who could for- get all the times in Photography class that the door of the dark room was opened spoiling an entire roll of film? Or when, in woodshop, we got more brown stain on ourselves than on our shelves? The feelings of success will always be remembered too! The first mechanical drawing completed, the first chiffon that didn ' t fall, and the first clothes we ever finished making will be among the fondest of memories. Karen Andrus, We now make jeans for big girls, they hug your waist, your hips, and 24