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

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PER THERESA A. BEDNAR Quiet, charming and demure, Studious, ambitious and sure. JOHN BENDER As a scientist and mathematician 7his Senior rates high recognition. RUTH MARION BISTAK Tier eyes a lonely light blue, Tier heart a true matching hue. MERRITT JOHN BLOODGOOD This angelic lad does his part 1 n improving all affairs of heart. T H AM GEORGE E. BENT Jlaming red hair and clever mentality Qive him his outstanding personality. JOYCE RITA BERGER Jhis Senior is lucky, for fortune ordains Jhat she have beauty, personality and brains. IRENE BOBAL Happy-go-lucky, carefree and gay, Triendly toward all in her simple way. MICHAEL BODNAR Th's mind is in the clouds all day Since to aviation he’ll lead the way. high s c H BUY MARGARET BIHARY Tlere's a friend you couldn't miss, Tor personality she tops the best. LEROY ANTON BILGRAV A football player who many games did save Js our star end, Leroy Bilgrav. ANDREW BODNARIK Dark, handsome, a football sensation; Who could ask for a better combination ? BERTHA BORSUK Dancing is pleasure and study combined, But school work comes first when assigned. u u L Page 7wenty-four

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P E H GEORGE BABINEC We are proud of this young man Who left us to serve Uncle Sam. JOSEPH BALERNO He'll be a detective or foreign correspondent; His love for adventure will depend on it. IRENE BARBOE 7Pith ready tongue and pretty face She will lead a pleasant pace. MARGARET E. BARNA She's very guiet with eyes revealing. It seems there's nothing she's concealing. H I I, T H A M B D Y JOHN S. BALINT 7o go to Casey Jones'' he'll try, His one ambition is to fly. STANLEY A. BALUK 7his tall blond loves to cut a rug, Which makes him guite a jitterbug. OLGA BANDARUK Always happy, always gay. Eager to drive dull care away. ROSE BARABOS Altho she likes a lot of fun you'll never find her work half done. JAMES SHERMAN BARRY A wave of the baton, a jag of jive, And Jimmy Harry gets alive. BERNARD BARSHAY When he planned for his career, He thought he'd be an engineer. JOHN BARTOSIEWICZ Selling to him is not a chore, He'd like to own a grocery store. PAULINE BASARAB She isn't active, but does her part With an almost unsurpassable art. S E H U U L Page Jwenty-tbree

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MARTIN BOZEK Jbis tall, (laid fellow will make the grade, Jte’d like to learn the machinist's trade. MARGARET J. BRAUN All school activities she’d like to dismiss, tint outside activities are her whole bliss. JAMES JOHN BREEF TJis hobby is model airplanes— Jhe school's loss will he aviation's gains. DORIS BRODY When in later years you want a hook In her bookshop you really must look. FRANCES CAROL BRODZINSKI Iran is a worthwhile friend, A person on whom you can depend. BETTY A. BROWN Very jolly and full of fun. She always has her homework done. cJhe Periscope JOAN EDITH BRUCK 7 with Joan you try to debate Ton'll find yourself in a sorry slate. RUTH D. BRZYCHCY bricks is an all-around sport, A whiz on the tennis court. ANTHONY J. BUCKIEWICZ Our Varsity basketball captain—star, Jn sports this boy is sure to go far. RICHARD M. BUDNICKI Jbis genial boy is very gay— Tie hopes to be Doctor some day. BERNARD S. BUJNOFSKI AItho he's been absent guite a great deal, We predict success in the leaching field. DAVID BURNS Me gives it everything he's got, And music comes oul nice and hot. Pad? Jwcnty-five