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

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FUN . . . fTlRY IS. Hfll 1 r D H m ' ; 4eP j B ki -f JuKt Donna Cammarato and Drew Johns Ken Palazzi and Wendy Julian Kelly Seerman and Dan Greeley Introduction 1981 Junior Prom 15

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IfTlHGlNE . . . HLL THE Barbara Sauer and Victor Gutierrez James Fleming Maury Jason and Lisa Hartman Dorothy Weiss and Zinon Christodoulo 14 Introduction 1981 Junior Prom

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GRfTlE PLAN Faculty and Curriculum p. 17 Clubs and Activities p. 39 Sports p. 71 We are all involved in the game of life. Starting from childhood, we play physical games such as kickball, baseball, and basketball. As we grow older, and mature, we begin to play more challenging games which use our reasoning capabilities: checkers, monopoly, and computerized electronic games. Finally, we add to our variety of games; The emotional games, which deal with the feelings between peo- ple, whether they be in sports, school, or friendship. As we grow older, our challenges in the games we play increase. A child graduates from trying to be the best in tic-tac-toe to trying to Go to the head of the class to defeating the electronic enemy in computeriz- ed games. Through our growth, we progress from a child learning to share, to try- ing to gain acceptance from our companions, to impressing our peers. In all types of games, we are faced with a challenge; And as we over- come one, another awaits us whether we are alone, or in concert with others. We hope as we continue our journey through the game of life, that our skills will improve, and our strategies will turn us into victors. Underclassmen p. 109 16 Table of Contents