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

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As a Special Treat We Will Go Through Fine Arts . Our cast of Fine Arts teachers deserves a standing ovation. With their help we learned to sing a colorful scale and paint a harmonious picture. The Drama, Art, and Music Departments performed many functions. In Art class we learned to make a lump of clay act like a mug or bowl, while in drama class we learned to create old men, villains, or damsels in distress, from high school students. As we progressed through var- ious musical stages we began by dab- bling with Chopsticks, but learned to move to Beethoven ' s Fifth. Because of the fine arts department our education is not only composed of academics and sports, but art, music and drama deco- rate our lives as well. inc Hammel blows her own horn. Jaci Lasher and Michael Silverman get their art work into perspective. 25

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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

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Back on Course We Are Coming to Physical Education . . . What is there to remember about physical education? Let us reminisce about gym, health, and driver educa- tion. Try to recall the last time we pleaded with our gym teacher that we were virtually crippled, so we wouldn ' t have to participate in gym. In reality, we were just unprepared. How about in health when we were so glad in C.P.R. that resuscitation Annie was only a rub- ber dummy? If she were a real person with a cardiac arrest, she would have been dead a long time ago. And we can ' t forget Driver Education when we mixed up the gas pedal and the brake and zoomed down the parking lot at 60 m.p.h. We can laugh now about Physi- cal Education. Don ' t ask me why, but we still have our health. I . ' , Is Mrs. Hooper ' s seat belt too tight or does she wonder why she ever took this job? Mr. Rettenberg in vain tries to convince Rhonda Greenblatt that Resusci- Annic won ' t bite. Zenon Christodoulou tells Mark Yoss and Leon Liem that tomorrow he ' ll teach them swan lake. 26