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

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BERNARD ALTMAN 498 Amboy Ave. Tall, lanky ami mighty is he Football. ’3-1 CLARA B. ARNESEN 397 Compton Ave. A true friend is friend forever Inter-Class Sports, 31, ’32, 33, '34; Periscope Typist, 33. ’34; Health Patrol, '33; Annual Staff, 34 AURAL1A ARTY 285 Goodwin St. Modesty is my virtue Athletic Association, 34; Sugar Bowl Club, 33, 34 ALICE L. ATKINSON 189 Kearny Avenue “Quiet, sincere, and very much in earnest in all she docs” Athletic Association, ‘31, 32, ’33, 34; Triangle Club, ’33, ’34; French Club, ’33, '34; Stamp Club, 34; Periscope Staff, 34; Salutatorian, ’34; Assistant Editor Annual Staff, ’34; Charter Member Honor Society, ’34; Secretary, ’34 SYLVIA AXELROD 221 Rector St. “I chatter. chatter as I go” Fi-Am, 32. '33, 34; Secretary, ’33. 34; Library Club. 32. ’33, '34; Stamp Club, ’33; Debating Club. 34; Varsity Club. ’33, 34; Inter-Class Sports. ’32. 33, 34; Athletic Association, 32, 33; Mother’s Day Contest. Second Prize, ’33; Periscope Staff, ’33 JOSEPH MICHAEL BAIGA 656 Cortlandt St. “lie never did harm that I heard of Athletic Association, ’31; Biology Club, ’32; Inter-Class Sports, ’31, ’32, ’33; Track Squad, ’32; Baseball, ’32. ’33; Football Squad, ’32; Hi-Y Club, 32; Basket Ball. ’32 page twenty

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Jtectfy BmbojL without the cooperation of our own great country. Alumni? No! A thousand times, No! Thus, we have decided your affairs and we trust that never again will you engage in such primitive and blind warfare. Emma C lausen. A InuMrtinn Dear Lord, now that this hour has come. Twelve years of tedious work arc done. We lift our hearts, heads bowed in prayer. Thy words of blessing, Lord, to hear, We ask Thee by that selfsame grace Which pleased Thee on our years to place Sweet chimes of peace, let our lives ring And happiness to many bring. We ask that as we leave this school O’er each our destines Thou wilt rule. Help us the best of all to be! Grant us the gift of faith in Thee! God grant our works may fruitful prove This nation’s aching heart to soothe. When Heaven proclaims life's labor through, May the Lord abundantly bless, This Class of Thirty-four. Erna Johannessen. Fundamental Principles of the Class of ’34 We strove with great effort to pass Gym, murals and subjects of this class. With diligent and scholarly desire To keep our interest in study periods afire. To appear studious and wise throughout the day. But not to overwork in any way. Wake man Wilson. page nineteen

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SUSAN B. BALOG 339 Herbert St. The first of the three musketeers Athletic Association, 31. 32, 33, 34; Sugar Bowl, 32. ’33; Junior Commercial Club, '33 : Inter-Class Sports, ’33 THADDEUS BALWIERCZAK 214 Hall Ave. A toast, everyone, to a friend in need. Tor Thaddctts is that friend in deed Athletic Association, 31. '32: Foptball, 32, '33: 1 iealth Patrol; Volleyball Tournament. '33; Wrestling, 32; Inter-Class Sports, 32 JOSEPH BANDOLA 387 Park Ave. He would like to he on high with .indy Athletic Association, 31, 32, '33, 34; Inter-Class Sports, 32. ’33; Football Squad, 32; Room Representative, ’31 CHESTER BARAN Raritan Township, N. J. Chet is a lion oniony the ladies Athletic Association, '33; Room Representative, 34; Junior Red Cross Council, '33, 34; President. 34; Band, 33. 34; President, 33. 34; Orchestra. '33, 34; Ili-Y, '33, '34 SIDNEY BAUM 126 Kearny Ave. Modernity Personifixed Athletic Association, 31, 32, '33, 34; Business Manager, Periscope, 33; Periscope Staff, 34; Dramatic Club, 33; President, '34; French Club. ’33, 34; Inter-Class Sports, ’32; Vice-President of Class, 34; Alice In Wonderland. 33; Smilin’ Through, 34; Swimming Team, ’34 DOROTHY BFLAFSKY 367 Elm St. Generally seeking She is generally speaking Inter-Class Sj orts, 31, 32. '33. 34; Athletic Association, ’33, 34; Fi-Am, 34; Library Club, 33, ’34; Health Patrol, '33, ’34 page twenty-one