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

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FACULTY AND CURRICULUM 17

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The four year rollercoaster ride through the halls of lonathan Dayton has entered its final loop. As graduation approaches we reminisce about the ups and downs of high school and wonder where time has gone. Images of the dreaded first day cloud our minds but are quickly replaced by fond memories of pep rallies, football games, the senior prom and the homecoming dance. We try to forget our years of final exams but we will never forget the faculty that so enriched our lives by sharing knowledge and a part of themselves. We endured four years of worrying about our futures but have made promises to always remember special friendships. For the rest of our lives we will carry with us memories of lonathan Dayton, that red brick roller- coaster which has greatly affected our lives. JONArt DA?TON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL ' 6

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ADMINISTRATION Mr. Manuel Pereira Big Man on Campus is definitely an ac- curate description of Dayton ' s vice-principal, Mr. Manuel Periera. Through the years, though, the students have learned not to be petrified by his imposing stature since he is a fair and understanding man. Nevertheless, few students cherish the opportunity to be sent to Periera ' s office. The Saturday school potential is often a strong deterrent to tar- diness and misbehavior. Many students have attested that Mr. Periera is actually a vv cool guy and that his punishments are fair. Miss Anne Romano This year Miss Anne Romano, our principal, celebrates her 40th year at Jonathan Dayton. Beginning as a student, returning as a teacher and finally assuming the job of principal, she stands firmly as the backbone of the high school. Her many years of service have earned her the respect of one and all. The class of 84 is grateful for her dedication, and for the faith and pride she holds in us. We are certain she will enrich the lives of many students to come. 18