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WE DO NOT REMEMBEJR D/\YS. WE REMEMBER MOMENTS" ' 9 / -CESARE PAUE3E f r For Reference Not to be taken from this library Digitized by the Internet Archive 2013 in http://archive.org/details/omega02jona NATHAN DAYTON SCHOOL HIGH we do not Remember day WE REME^ffeEP ~S *• '4 SPRINGFIELD PUB UBY 66 MOUNTAIN AVE SPRINGFIELD NJ 07081 12/04/2001 M A 2 O 2 k MOUNTAIN AVE. . SPRINGFIELD, N.J? t ** itmr CONTENTS i . / mTBODqcxioii jStQBqUT I(IF€| 48 qjQQBjs & qvqxixp Tabic ofContents 5 The Time To Bepair The Boof Is G}hen The ^un Is Shining. Manyoftheseniorsrecallthispastsum- mer as one to remember. JDHS students worked in the mall, the township pool, New YorkSportsClub,andvariousstores around Springfield. In addition to work- ing, both juniors and seniors visited col- leges, while the freshmen were anticipat- ing their first day of high school. Despite all the "work" they had to do, students still had time to go on vacation, have fun at theme parks, attend concerts and sporting events, and frequent theJer- seyShore. When asked whathe regretted not doing over the summer, one student wished he hadn't stayed in Springfield as much as he did. There are a variety of activities teenag- ers can involve themselves with over the summer. Don'tletthehotmonthspass by because before you realize it, you'll be back at school. Right: Yankees fan Monica Scwartz won'tbe smiling as much as Braves fan Pam Traum at the end of this baseball game. Above: Danielle,Jen, and Heather try to catch some rays before theirnightout. Right: Freshmen and rVk 1 Sophomorecamp counselors are too busy taking a^>ictape ^Li to watch their Pt,* *4?!*6 campers. | Right: Jared Weisman goes topless iu gci •ucnuun 4 from Mamie Fish and Tabatha Fishkirv ( >11rillllCi # * I hites forcolorwaratJeffLakesCamp. ,eft (middle): Kara, Chanda and Ashley " ?rabasketballga Freshmen : boys, Dominicand Mike, make the < mostoftheirlast weekofsummer. ove: uarcy, Romanand Nicoleare happy that theyescaped thebeach ^B patrol. I- Above: Camiloand M their "summer lovin Left:Juniorgirlsbecomejuniorcampers atSherri'sbirthday party. *, w* Opening ) O" F DAYTON RtT You can't lead angone else further than you haoe gone jioursclf. - ©ene ^lauch EveryyearDaytonstudentsdevoteaweeknourishingtheirschoolspirit. Seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshman work long and hard to make decorations for the hallways, the pep rally, and spirit week as a whole. This year, there was fierce competition amongst all the grades to win first place for spirit week. On Thursday eft- night the carefully prepared decorations went up and on Friday the competition began. The freshman class chose a "Halloween" theme. They didn't know exactly r/ whattodo,buthadsomecutedecorations,whichincludedstreamersandposters. The sophomoreclasshadathemecalled "ForeverYoung" andusedlittlepictures of their classmates as babies or young children. They also made huge crayons, building ^ blocks, and decorated the hallwaywithpink and lightblue colors. Thejuniors had a very creative idea for hallway decorating: "Games." They made life-size replicas of Twister, MonopolyJunior, Guesswho, and Scrabble. Lastly, the seniors did a tribute totheSeptember11,2001WorldTradeCentertragedy. Theycreatedminitwintowers and signs naming all the street names in the city. ** Theseniorsandjuniorswere neck and neck in the competition, but in the end, the juniors won first place. Junior Becky l Chambers explains, " I thought that the pep rallywas veryexcit- ing. There was a lot of competi- tionbetweenjuniorsandseniors. G/\| Right: Who needs a bullhorn? Heather, Sheryl, and Matt are loud enough. -i Above: Although they are sportin' their blue attire, Above: These sexy seniors' these girls are certainly not blue. These juniors killed t Opening shirts tell the truth. the competition during spirit week.