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

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LLO . . . PARTITE . . . JEUX The Dayton Foreign Language Department continues to live up to its reputation of being an excep- tional well-rounded language ex- perience. In addition to teaching the basic language grammar and skills, each advanced class includes studies on ■ the specific foreign history and lifestyles. In school, students have the choice of study- ing Spanish, French, German, Italian, Latin, Hebrew and even a combination of any two of these languages. Bilingual studies extend beyond the classroom when students participate in language- related activities, including trips, parties and fund raisers. Also, in class, oral communication is being stressed resulting in an additional challenge and interest in each par- ticular language. Mr. Farrell teaches Sandy Brenner and Amy Kantowitz how to scream in Spanish. Ms. Barbara Oberding German 2, 3, 4, and AP 5 Ms. Anita Lania Spanish 2 and 3 E.S.L. Beg. and Advanced Ms. Irene Sikorski Spanish 2, 3, and 4 X Mrs. Hedges helps Paige Carter translate a Latin word. Faculty Curriculum 25

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• • • JUEGD5 • • • Mrs. Eckman and her Hebrew students display their buttons. ' Que Pasa, Victor? says Ms. Sikorski Ms. Leanora Fleming Spanish 1 Experienced Mr. James Farrell Spanish 2, 3, AP5 Ms. Susan Eckman Hebrew 2 Ms. Barbara Hedges Latin 1, 2, 3, and 4 English 1 and 2 Journalism and Yearbook Ms. Anita Epstein Spanish 1 Beg. Spanish 2 A and AA Ms. Regina Hostovsky French 2 Ms. Carolyn Fahrmann French 1 Beg., 2AA, 3, 4, and AP 5 24 Faculty Curriculum

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CHHLLENGE5 IN Mathematics ... a repetitive pro- cedure towards learning . . . starting with going over last night ' s homework. To find out if you REAL- LY know WHAT you are doing and WHY you are doing it. Once we have that all cleared up ... we go on to A New Lesson. You ' re going to run in- to problems that you thought would NEVER work out. But somehow you couldn ' t leave it. The challenge was fun. It seemed like the pencil wore out before you did. Then . . . comes the final challenge — TESTS. This is when you either know it or don ' t and even if you do . . . WATCH OUT for those careless mistakes. They ' ll get you every time. W Ms. Carol Dragon Algebra 2 C.P. Math Mr. William Jones Algebra 1 and 2 Math 1 and 2 Mr. Arthur Krupp Cmp. Sci. Calculus Mr. John Kovolisky Math 2Rand 3 Geometry Ms. Linda Nist Math 1 Algebra 2 and 3 CPMath3 Trigonometry Ms. Una Mellon Trigonometry Algebra 3 CPMath3 Mr. David Van Hart CPMath3 Comp. Sci. 1 G andT 26 Faculty and Curriculum