Perth Amboy High School - Reflections / Periscope Yearbook (Perth Amboy, NJ)

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Strong to linish our school career- Like the faithful musketeer. First, the Periscope. We undertook To make it supreme in matter and look. Then we set right in with a hop and skip To raise some money for the D. C. trip. We sponsored the concert by the Zimmer Trio, Of whose harps our walls yet hear the echo, Next we brought Old Rutgers down, XVhose numbers were the talk of the town. And finally, the Dramatic Club Play, In which the Seniors held full sway, Turned out IOOZJ the Senior way. After our Washington trip was spent, Examinations came and went, And then-O then! The immortal fray Was ended by Commencement Day. Now, dear children, my tale is done, From which, I hope, much you've won. iljen Sclbst. '22 1 9 2 2 . Our dear Alma Mater, Finest in the east, Here's to you, glory! Oh! May it never cease! Thru the countless ages You will stand alone. In our hearts the kindest The dearest friend we've known. -k 4: 4: Chorus Give us the torch, oh Amboy High! To lead us with its glow. Set us aright to start our journey Where the great and learned go. Bid us farewell for duty calls us And we cannot stay. But we'll prove to you our love, For all you've done for us some day. ff wk 14: When we stood as freshmen At your open doors, You laid before us ' The knowledge of your stores. And with careful guidance Taught what we shouldknow. Now that we are seniors, It's time for us to go. 4: :of PF Seas will lose their powers, Mountains lose their might: Distance will never - Release you from our sight. Memory its stories, Of childhood days will tellg Then we'll think of Amboy XVords by G. Peck. The High we love so well. Music by H. Baker