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

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Q Q X' W 'gm ,J ?g-7912. kr , S ,- , M' -sql ' A. 2 w' 1 H ' ,s fn, X QP 2' X '. 19- ' J' 3 nfs . 9 ' '55g g-,,,:.,3-WL '31 W ev .2-fl ..' r J - s wx A I x 5' T 1 -' ' , . - . J ' 1 ff iw Af 'Y-fm f . f5 I f ' e wiht und O - ' F011 THE GRAND PARADE SP0lH'.S' page 42 . lv SENIUHS page 52 FORT I 4179 BUABD 0F EDUCATIU A Vermonter. Graduate ot the University of Vermont. Postgraduate study at Harvard and Colum- biag Ph.D. Columbia. Teacher and principal in Ver- mont. Superintendent ot Schools in Vermont and Massachusetts before coming to Perth Amboy. Member ot Vermont State Board ot Education. Came to Perth Amboy as Superintendent ot Schools in l929. Author of many articles tor several education magazines. Member of boards ot directors of many public and civic organizations in Perth Amboy. As distinguished edu! cator and citizen, the recipient ot citations tor his service in fostering Americanism, brotherhood, democracy and religion in education from the Red Cross, American Legion, New Iersey Division ot the National Conference ot Christians and lews, B'Nai B'rith, Perth Amboy Defense Council, National Education Association and the Perth Amboy Teachers' Association. My 1 tg vc , Q, A 4, I ' Q. kv 7 iz: Q. 5 Q 0 H Q, 2 ' K J U Q fr ' Ji if 1. - . 'WA -,,. Mrs. A. I. Perchard Benidmin Goldman Anhu' Gmhum President Vice-President secremry Frank Gcxsior Gilbert Auqustine 04' Nicholas Post auf? 1' it To llr. William U. McGinnis We, the retiring performers of '53, wish to dedicate our Peri- scope to our esteemed retiring ringmaster, Dr. William C. McGinnis. This is only a small token of our appreciation of his efforts in behalf of us and past troupers over the last twenty-four years. Dr. McGinnis was not content rrierely to discharge his duties as Superintendent of Schools-onerous as they must have been-but dis- played a keen, personal interest in all phases of the welfare of his company. ln the classroom, at assemblies, games, dances and other extra curricular activities his was a familiar figure. l-lis unselfish devotion ci time and effort did not stop with the school system. Dri McGinnis participated in numerous community sideshows, such as the Red Cross, Community Chest, and other charitable and civic groupsy he served on state and national educa- tional comriiitteesg he found time to write many articles for educational journals. We gratefully acknowledge our chief-trairier's contributions and wish him joy iri the years ahead. We believe that Dr. McGinnis, like Tennyscns Ulysses, will not rest from travel but will drink these years of retirement to the lees Just as he has enjoyed all times greatly in the past. 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A 'QV MR IAMES F CHALMERS Pnncxpcxl Under the Blg Top of old Perth Amboy I-hgh School the Class of 53 presents rts flnal acts The barker announces the Senlor Nrght the Semor Class Play the Sen1or Prom and the Semor Commencement The record shows thrs Class of 53 has presented xtself rn the class room and 1n the co currtcular actrvrtres program Whrch mcludes rnstrumental and vocal mus1c rntramural and mterscholastrc athlet1cs commun1ty act1v1 tres Perrscope and numerous clubs to an rncreased extent throughout the last four years The classroom spotllghted the most rmportant act1v1t1es whlch were well done In other tents we frnd the troupers were molded 1nto well rounded cltlzens These performers are now troubled by the trmes the threat of the draft therr 1nsecur1ty concernmg the future and all 1ts attendant 111s The present world s1tuat1on IS puzzlrng even the mature mmds of the world I demands the best performance possrble rn all s1tuat1ons Thls requrres a renewal of our farth 1n God country and ourselves so that good and nght and Justrce shall prevarl It lS the fervent prayer of the Faculty of the Perth Amboy Hlgh School that the troupe of the Class of '53 will succeed in preserving our rights and freedoms and attaining a lasting Peace with Honor. 01111 MA AHEHS UUHIIDIIVATE THE SI10W MARGARET L. CROCKETT, A.M. ANTHONY V. CERES. LL.B., M.Ed Dean of Girls Assistant Superintendent Vice-Principal V15 Veronica V. Smith, M.Ed.: Mildred Fitz-Randolph. A.M., Visiting Teacher: Rae Goldstein. A.M.: Catherine Glancy, A.M.: Henrietta Herbert. M.Ed. 2nd Row: Beniamin Beckhofi, A.M.: Von V. Roseboro. lr., M.Ed.: Edward Herbert. M.Ed.. LL.B., Director ot Guidance. G IDA CE 4 I Pl' 1 e 'si is rg Q Sf, - 'W X N 1 F X EGLIH lJJIr.le 'azaer the eta:-533111.31-ea Egg T953 English was Qtlerea ta us trtrixrglr the best pessrble zgecrrts. Begks, lectures, newspapers and audie- ' alas ,- aeztsfart' ::.g,r4,'.'1:.g IQ give as exaellerrt trarrtiria for later The Cearse was are '.-.rhgali cgnsttutea nipxcrr at our school work, as ' ell as alter-sehegl Warlc. Marry of as shall always rezrierrilaer layous moments Qpeit Lit cur Eialish Classes, browsing Lf. the library, writing for the Periscape had preparing Annual. As we make successes at ourselves in our adult lite, we will be thankful f:,r the English baclcigroaria we have acquired in Sur training. M? A -qilllllw Mun - 1. yy.. y 91 1 t -112.- lv Lillian Minqin listens intently to author Salom Rizk's Domghea L, Ramsay, Librarian: Mm-ion G' Koyen, As. moving account of his experiences as a Syrian Yankee sigtgnt Librarian, during the Library Club's assembly program. Mary Venezia, A.B.: Rose Richardson, B.S.Ed.: Amy M. Riddlestoriier, ILM.. Head of Department: Catherine Glancy, ILM.: Clara C. Petersen. A.B.: Ann T. Hardiman, A.B.: Benjamin Beckhoff. A.M.: Ioseph E. Kerr, M.S.Ed.: Oliver Williams, B.S.: Fred V. Baker. A.M.: W. Earle Gehman, A.B.: I. Wccdiord Hone, M.Ed. Absent: Dorothy H. Cobb, ILE.: Katherine Martin, B.S. L NGUAGES The Languages occupied one of the main rings under our Big Top. We looked forward to this feature attrac- tion with curiosity as well as enthusi- asm. An exciting adventure in learn- ing Was ahead. Our study of a foreign tongue extended beyond speaking and Writing, for we learned how people of other countries live. lnforrnative and colorful slides and rnovies made each country rnore farniliar. The singing of Christmas carols in various languages gave us a Warm feeling of friendliness for the lands. All these factors have rnade us deeply appreciative of other languages as Well as our own. Three lively clowns. Rosemarie Yellen. Mary lane Maloney and Agnes Dayko, add to the tes- tivities ol the Pan American Day Assembly. Santa is the central tigure as Ian Perkowski shows H. Bottka and D. Iankowitz the unusual decorations prepared by the German classes. Carol Ruskay is amused by u scene trom the puppet theater, which was made and operated by the pupils in the French classes. Dorothy H. Cobb. A.B.: Vincenza Esposito, A.B.: Michael Sattilaro. M.A.Ed.: Winitred Iensen. A.M., Head of Department: W. Earle Gehman. A-B-: Clare Coult, A.M.: Mary Striplinq. A.M. Absent: Ruth E. Molyneux, Litt.B. 1 Y r l K 3, 4 . --l it 'ff R' BLA X X . ne. ' 'v J.. M 0 :V 3 X-ou,x J , -q-q , ix MATHEMATICS Oar lflatlterxatrgs De-gogtrtrnertt has been one ef the :1.a1r1st:ys instru- mental 1:3 making the Perth Amleay Hgh Sefiesl CLYCQLS ir :assess Vfith gts help, zrtirziy of eptr pi.-rfezrrters will go czi te heesrrre big stars. The sverseer and chgef irtstrac- tor was Mr. Kertes who quidecl cur rtiathemzxtgccl pregrarrz. This consisted ef every type ef study lrorrr Everyday Mertlrerncxtgcs tg lvlezthezrtatteal Analysis. Lesserrs 1:1 the slde rule, :zievtes arid speeial projects helped us selve such preblexs as square rect, birterrrxrl theorems :md srzrzilar triangles. Pro- gressive eslucatiozr was the bywordg Ct sjazid fgutidgztgjzt the result. Manny Marks, Robert Schreibman, Michael Gyetvay and Arthur Peterson display their mathematical powers as they prepare for a dif- ficult problem. Mrs. Kirshner and Ioyce Pecarsky find Geom- etry a lot of fun as their very bright smiles seem to indicate. Algebra can become a little vexing at times. but. with Miss Rhodes as overseer, all problems are remedied in short order. Leah Kirshner, B.S.Ed.: Ferdinand Kertes, A.M.. Head of Department: Margaret E. Rhodes, RM.: Ioseph P. Marra, M.Ed.: Iames I. Sattur, B.S.Ed.: Raymond I. Meidak, M.Ed. M. Winnicki, P. Grotovsky, D. Santos and I. Mil- azzo concentrate busily on their transcriptions. Sylvia S. Clawans. B.C.S. in Ed.: Helen Behme. B.S.: Veronica V. Smith, M.Ed.: Ada B. Cameron. M.Ed., Head of Department: Sylvia G. Silverman. B.S.Ed.: Regina D. Lind, B.S.Ed.: Leon M. Gold- smith, M.Ed.: William I. Convery. A.B.. LL.B.: Stephen Halata. M.Ed.: Michael E. Stoleqa, M.Ed., LLB. Absent: Martin Iacobsen. B.S.Ed. ui BUSI ESS The Commercial Department did much to lend purpose to our life under the Big Top. ln Bookkeeping classes, we saw columns of fiaures paradina before us in a Grand March. Our fingers, like miniature acrohats, flew over the typef writer keys, striving ever for accuracy. The fortune tellers very often were asked to look into their crystal halls in crder to decipher shorthand notes-while learnina to operate office machines was almost as hard as training wild animals. The department was an impor- tant factor in making our performance a success. Aiwa. Shirley Harris. Marie Santa Maria. Laura Zaleski, Hortense Hazell, Rosalind Szelc and Mariorie Horvath work at their office machines. Ioseph Reznichak, B.S.Ed.: Lydia Oksen, B.S.Ed.: How- ard E. Richardson, M.Ed., Head of Department: Rae Goldstein, A.M.: Arthur A. Wolpin. B.S., LLB. Stand- ing: Iacob D. Deutsche, ILM.: Leslie D. Phillips. I-LM.: Von V. Roseboro. Ir., M.Ed. 0ClAl. STUDIE SOCIAL STUDIES Behind all the gltter and bdllynoo of our spectacular Egg Top were irnportcint and sornewhot pergglexgng problents that lndd to he coped with eif1:iently ond earnestly. Good odnxintstrcrtion, Cornnienddble citizeriship, eoonornios ond deznoorotic prob- lems were only d few of these facing the student body and the vdrious councilsond orgdnizaiions. From our Soogdl Stodxes ringrndsters we were tdugnt to see not only our own strengths and weokriosses lout also the dif- ficulties Corifrontgiig other rnernloers of our fdrngly of I'13flCI'.Sf'1I xxfdl footor in louilohng cr successful worldewgde frodgoe. Iohn Kulthau and Josephine Milazzo look on as Adrian Bellcowski explains one of the many geographical prob- lems which face our young historians. Rochelle Capik and Ierry Witt seem to agree with Bar- bara Grausam that our greatest treasure is U. S. and not SS. On top of the world are Patricia Gregory. Al Bialecki and Anne Kohut during one oi the many interesting sessions in American History I. I A, ,Wg wmv 1 V t ,ifA it it if 4- V x , J I , ,, i q I F 1-4, 1, J fsivh 1 Edythe M. Gallagher. B.S.Ed.. Head ot Department: Wil- liam I. Kolodinsky, B.S.Ed.: Sadie Maloney, RN. HEALTH The performers were kept in tap condition by the advice and training received in the Health classes. We found that the health of the mind and body were equally important in reaching a top billing. Movies and colorful posters reminded us of the need for proper grooming and well-balanced diets. We enjoyed learning how to handle a baby and the vital points of First Aid. We learned how to develop sparkling personalities and become well-rounded individuals and good citizens. These were essential factors which contributed to making us one big, happy family, as is characteristic of us circus people. We will be grateful always for this knowledge, even after We quit the Big Top. Gail Skelton, Ioan Halulka and Barbara Baikowski are Mary lane Maloney, Dorothy Vereb, Carol Lanqan and rolling bandages lor the local hospital. Petronella lean I-ladden watch with interest as Barbara Goldman Niemera teaches Natalie Augustine how to fold. administers home nursing to Shirley Soos. l x xx' Showing them how! loyce Bauer instructs fellow seniors Fuchs, Bcxcsoku. Paul, Orzechowski and Weiss on the art of basketball. PHY ICAL EDUCATl0 Frarn the qrunts and qraans of work- outs to the cheers and tears at harne qarnes, this department proved ta be the rnast specf tacular and aweeinspiring show under the Big Tap. Under the brilliant direction of Mr. Rasen and his admirable staff af trainers, the athletes, bath rnale and female, taught fairly and squarely far the Center ring. Same suc- ceeded, others didn't, but ta their school, they were star performers-cne and all. l-2'3-4. Up-down, Up-down. l..et's go, boys. Strengthen those biceps! Kolb, Kolator and Kaplowitz practice their push-ups. Stephen Salaky, B.S.Ed.: Alice Biork, B.S.Ed.: Stanley Rosen, Litt.B., Head of Department: Arnita Kozusko, A.M.: George Dubin, M.S.Ed. Absent: Ioseph Reznichak. B.S.Ed. 1' ,,. , X P 'I BE: 1 l '? 1 sf- ,' 1 Ti, 2 l ffl . ,- I .V v+ 5 1 ABT One of the stars under our Big Top is our Art Department. Whether it was making posters tor the Periscope drive, season tickets and Book Week or paintina scenery for assemblies, the department always gave a smooth performance. The curriculum was interesting and diversified. We experimented in the mediums ot pastels, trans- parent Water color, oils, tempera and pencil. A pro- gram of outdoor classes was also instituted. Our tal ents were further displayed by the annual painting ot Halloween windows, a Sidewalk exhibit a la Parisienne and a contest sponsored by the Federated Womens Clubs. , 'I ::....v ' 1 N V - S rn- 1 -g :X ., Ida L. Dressler. B.S.Ed.: Anne H. Massopust, B.S Head ol Department. H UNB Doris Belalsky and Ioy Goldsmith spot a lamiliar landmark in one of the pictures displayed at the Art Department's sidewalk exhibit. The for many of our outdoor sketchers. Here, Richard wall in front ot the school is a favorite spot Dern works on his picture. Rosemarie Sandry, Roland Miller and Ray Miller are occupied in trying to draw sweet notes from their new lousaphones. M SIC Of all the things that go tc make a circus a suc- cess, music is specially important. Without this vital accoinpanirnent no performers act would be complete. ln our tourfyear . llizig unaler the Big Top of PAHS this has true., lrczn our Music Appreciation classes to our Senior Chorus, we nave enjoyed and profited from the excellent training we received in these fields. Various assemblies gave our choruses as well as the Band and Orchestra opportunities to display the tal- ents developed by taking this well-rounded course. The valuable experiences gained from participating in our music program will remain with us throughout our lives. HHMEHS Baranowski. Chete, Christodoulou, Ladzinski. Farkas. Chismar, Pucci and Hudanish hear Mr. Seaman's explanation of the French hom. Alex Hudak, B.S.Ed.: lohn V. Seaman. A.M. in Music Education: Iohn R. Ianderup: Augusta Oksen. B.S., Head oi Department. Director oi Music Education. ,X .J 'Q 4 1 1 A 0 As we trouped through the circus grounds, we found many able performers who were Willing to teach us the tricks of the various trades. ln our woodwork and metalworlc classes we had the chance to learn by actually creating useful and beautiful things. We will never forget the fascination of printing or the unveiling of the mysteries of photography. What circus would be a treat without exquisite costumes and good things to eat? The Home Economics Department has been one of the most interesting sideshows on our circus grounds. Our experiments in cooking and sewing classes delighted us, and how pleased we were with the results! The guid- ance received from this coursewill remain as pleasant and useful memories. -5' '-zrqvw .w nfl I 5 Henry W. Dane. M.Ed.: Georqe A. Sea- man, B.S., Head of Department. Super- visor ot Manual Arts: Albert M. Hun- tress: Victor Wisner, B.S. in Forestry. Thomas I. Patten. Absent: David Lapp, MANUAL ARTS Busy at their task, Edward Woinar and Russell Knudsen finish their proiects in Woodwork class. I ill F. Penn, A. Bowerinq, D. Stathis and D. Braun are absorbed in their task of whipping up a delightful delicacy. HUME E00 UMICS Marie B. Conrow, ILM., Head of De- partment, Supervisor of Home Eco- nomics: Evangeline Daraqo. B.S.: Pearle M. Peterson, B.S.: Felice Rubin, B.S. 'I . 0FFlCE STAFF r' ' . - Agnes Mooney, M.Ed.: Teacher-Clerk: Rose Sobel Pollalr: Alice Cladelr. Secre- tary to the Principal. CONCESSl0 AIBE Margaret Wight. B.S. in Household Arts Ed., Caleteria Manager and Dietitician: Mrs. Iulian, Mrs. Pedersen. Mrs. Waver- sczalr. Mrs. Rhodecker. Mrs. Drost, Mrs. Lassen, Mrs. Merrit. Mrs. Olsen. Mrs. fs Nielsen, Mrs. Brennan. Mrs. Hydo. Miss Lakcmski, Miss Wight. Mrs. I-lorvath. Mrs. Otlowski. Mrs. Bonde. f , N v 4, QM R0 STABUUTS On the stairs: lohn Brooks, Iohn Fel- tovic. Frank Drczclrowslri. On their right: Robert Bates. Edward Iensen. Absent: Charles Bulvanoslri. f fi , f fu I. gg, X ,4 C n----fu.,-s.,F-g, , ---.. x,,.... Qs., I v ,, V ll: uf A MF wt V tive Chorus Presents the Chnstmas Cantata, Chxlde Iesus ssE th 'QNX Q N ,, . Q S , , .. f' Q M13 W J5 51 33, :I VJ X , 8 M5- BALANCE 0 - iz? x V .Q . ' V v ,AMR 0 O ', Jw 17 v Hospital Guild U h f'liA LibaryCak Sl f ,, SUGAR BOWL Members of the Sugar Bowl are dedicated to performing a service for their school. Sophomore, junior and senior girls served in the capacity of gracious hostesses at school social functions such as the Freshman Tea and teachers' affairs. lulia Peterson, Presi- dentg Agnes Musolf, Vice-President: Beatrice Zupko, Secretary-Treasurer. Adviser: Miss Peterson. LITERARY SUCIETY This sideshow promoted an ap- preciation of good literature and drama through reports and discussions on both old and new works. Under scru- tiny were television and its effects on the reading public, modern ballet, and current films. B. Dean, President: I, Fishkotf, Vice-President, L. Greenspan, Secretary, T. Hoffman, Treasurer. Ad- viser: Miss Petersen. ROMANl HRDIERNI Performers belonging to Romani Hodierni proved throughout the year that Latin lives today by preparing papers on the background of Roman holidays, book reports, Latin songs and games, by modeling a Roman temple and weapons. G. Acciani, President: L. Levinson, Vice-President: I. Kirshner, Secretary: C. Lasak, Treasurer. Adviser: Miss Stripling. RlSTORY CLUB Time Marches On but not past the History Club of PAHS. Ten stu- dents, led by Mr. Phillips, kept abreast of history in the making as well as delved into the historical past of our country through topics, essays, discus- sions and motion pictures. Nancy Hu- danish, President, Barbara Dean, Vice- Presidenty Arlene Molley, Secretary, with Kathleen l-legyes assisting. 9 - .4- 252 ' t ' f -- P tcm. . W E 'jp . gif r ' ' 5 x Y! -.fit-ff T f 'N.. Ai I 43'-r 'lt' uw' -f 'X 1 hd SENIUR TRI-HI-Y The members enjoyed sponsor- ing cake sales and the co-ed swim and dance evenings. They rendered serv- ice in contributing clothes and toys to needy families and making scraphooks for hospitalized children. They were honored at the annual Christmas Ball and the Senior Farewell. Officers: R. Fazon, Presidenty A. Paone, Vice-Presb dent. Adviser: Miss Woychoski. 19 .lUNIOR CUUNCIL lntent, mainly, upon preparing their classmates for future stardom, these much respected troupers jumped onto the Big Top Bandwagon with all the traditional niceties - among them the Iunior Prom, the lunior Class Play and Sophomore-lunior Night. Officers: William Negron, President: Carl Born- mann, Vice-Presidentg Margaret Ello, Secretaryg Constance Peak, Treasurer. Adviser: Mr. Kolidinsky. SENIDR CUUNCIL Perth Amboy High leads on! These stirring words have helped the Council guide our troupe triumphantly through the circus grounds. Parents' Night, Strictly Formal, our trip, and the Class Party were all steps which led to the long awaited Senior Prom. Io-Ann Waseleslci, President: Carol Lan- gan, Vice-President, Dorothy Vereh, Secretary: Carolyn Rossi, Treasurer. Advisers: Mrs. Lind, Mr. Marra. KW P HIS 001' Throughout the year amateur journal- ists comprising the Periscope Stall have pub- lished a re ord ot our days. Fr m a mul- titude ot news-notes lingers cramped with writing the clatter of typewriters and after long hours dummying-up an issue ot Perry evolved once ea h month. Co-Editors Shir- ley Soos and lanet Bernstein with Miss Har- running smoothly. Nancy Giuttre supervised the sports highlights- Roseanne Fazon was the Periscopes Dorothy Kilgallen- Blanche Eisemann provided the news copy. Charles Goldstein and Bolo Kochek were assistant editors with Rosemary Yellen Marge Ello, Ca l Buskay and Shirley lacobson as assa- ciates. lack Wilentz cartooned- loan Nagy, Shirley Martis and Gloria Lance typed- pho- tographers Both and Urbanski clicked shutters. Mr. Stofegas business advice kept the statt safely out ot the red. f f , ff ,A X X ,, C ,, C , I I L , c diman, Adviser, kept the stream ot material ro ' , F. 5 , fs It tain . me 3? Vi, 1., lst Row: Yellen. Govuletz, Giuifre, Fuzon. Gold stein, Soos, Bernstein, Kochek, Buskay, Ello Iacobson. 2nd Row: Roth. Biro, Pecarsky, Ferriera Blum, Notius, Lance, Piunnuci, McAniii, Wilenlz Shangold, Hoffman, Suro. Goldman, Harley, Ur banski. Grd Row: Plesher, Zupko. Ccxpik, Wasel eski, Lawrence, Totin, Greenhouse, Mikrut Davidson. 4th Row: Buck. Mosher. Boyd, Martis Mikrut, Bcxlcxs, Woychiechowski. Sth Row: Alper Hospidur. Toborowsky. Larsen, Deulch. IVIVUAL Every troupe of performers has a few old-timers amongst them who invariably re member the antics and the memorable incidents in the lives of their fellow artists The years may roll by but the past does not fade for them, but rather takes on new color Jlfiemvrles 1 ' , . PN . X as seen in retrospect. Not all of the members of the saw- dust ring under the PAHS Big Top are gifted with such keen memories. For them, and for all who have made the grand tour with us, now that the troupe is about to disband, we are setting down on paper, with the aid of pictures, a permanent record of the impor- tant events in our school lives during the last four years. The annual staff has had both hard work and pleasure in this taslc. Since it was our- initial effort, we relied to a large extent upon our advisers' judgment and thank them for their part in this record of our days. fe-F4 r lst Row: Waseleski, Kochek, Soos. Unger. Gold- man, Wilentz, Pattem' 2nd Row: Urbanaki, Notial. Sardone, Fishkoff, Greenspan, Dean, Hansen. Sigalas, Roth. 3rd Row: Maloney. Sama. Barkan. Caroleo, Schreibman. Pucci, Braun, Butzko. 4th Row: Szalay. Vereb, Molley, Stess. Holmes, Stoyak. Fazon. Absent: Scerbak. till, ll 1:3 NIV' z 5 l .Mc im t I t SENl0H SPANISH CLUB dQHabla Ud. espanol lf you do, you were probably a member of this happy troupe. Games, movies and songs helped us to understand and appreciate the civilization as Well as the customs and culture of the Spanish- speaking people. L. Greenspan, Presi- dent: A. Aneckstein, Vice-President: Patricia Patten, Secretaryg M. Auerbach, Treasurer. Adviser: Miss Esposito. SECRETABIES 0F TOMOBBOW A fashion show based on proper office attire, a visit to the offices and plant of the California Oil Company, a trip to New York and a meeting featur- ing Mr. Gilbert Augustine highlighted a schedule planned by these industrious secretaries. I. Peterson, Presidentg M. Dunn, Vice-President, A. Pyonteck, Sec- retary: C. Anderson, Treasurer. Adviser: Mrs. Lind. . GERMAN CLUB Offering a varied and entertain- ing program, the German Club pro- moted an interest in the German lan- guage and people through the use of slides, records and special projects such as assembly programs and donations to Germany. F. Rasmussen, President: B. Boyd, Vice-Presidentg D. Basson, Sec- retaryy N. Kovalevsky, Treasurer. Ad- viser: Mrs. Cobb. ASSEMBLY PBUGRAM CUMMITTEE This committee, comprised ot two groups, plans assembly programs tor circus audiences. Stagehands man- age the lights, curtain and microphones While the others schedule the paid and student participation programs. S. Soos and F. Rasmussen, Chairmen: I. Gold- smith, Secretary, S. Barkan, Typist. Misses M o l y n e u x, Coult, Rhodes, Messrs. Kerr, I. Seaman, Advisers. JUNl0R HOSPlTAl. GUILD The lunior Hospital Guild folded sixty-tive boxes ot dressings, made favors for six major occasions, did cleri- cal work and provided other volunteer services tor the hospital, and ushered at the annual Women's Guild Concert. Ioan Fishkott, President, Beatrice Boyd, Vice-Presidentf loan Larson, Secretary- Treasurer. Adviser: Miss Gallagher. JUNIUB BED CRUSS Busier than a three-ring circus! The ambitious Iunior Red Cross mem- bers undertook various projects, center- ing their activities around Camp Kilmer and the Mendo Park Diagnostic Center. They also filled stockings at Christmas for needy children. H. Sigalas, Presi- dent, E. Bacsoka, Vice-Presidentg I. Buchan, Secretary-Treasurer. Adviser: Miss Gallagher. .l,. CHEMISTRY CLUB To broaden chemical knowledge further, special experiments were performed by members, lectures given by guest speakers and appropriate movies viewed. The troupe toured industrial chemical plants laboratories and research centers. M. Gyet- vay, Presidenty F. McGuire, Vice-President, P. Patten, Secretary: I. Hadden, Treasurer. Adviser: Mr. Tapley. PHYSICS CLUB Participants in this club's programs learned how to keep the electrical, mechani- cal and scientific departments of our circus working smoothly. They supplemented their knowledge of physics and cultivated an in- terest in everyday science. E. Seaman President, F. Rasmussen, Vice-President, F Samsoe, Secretary, H. Lipman, Treasurer Adviser: Mr. White. r 1 MATHEMATICS CLUB Advised by Mr. Kertes, the master minds made tape recordings, viewed movies and took various trips to industrial plants. Math contests were also held throughout the year. A climax to activities was a trip to the Franklin institute. Officers: Arthur Peterson, Presidentp Douglas Nielsen, Vice-Presidentg Vivian Holmes, Secretaryg Manuel Marks, Treasurer. CHESS CLUB One of the most mentally agile groups under the Big Top is the Chess Club. Ever eager to cultivate expert players, the club teaches beginners, places them in competi- tion gradually and then enters them in the annual tournament. K. Stankovich, Presi- dentg R. Lipnick, Vice-President: F. Kuzma, Secretary-Treasurer. Adviser: Mr. Meidak. fi ghfhmof, .nh , 0i?5'0'f1 f ,fi fm ? H ff., 'N 3V?'H3W D? ' wg' MUSIC SENICII CIIUIIUS ese, the thuh the thuh home - less, home- less hoe ' h- oomle SENICR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 1505 Color Guard: lean Hcdden Vincent Pavese. Tom Dowling, Roseanne Fazon .IUNIOII GIRLS GLEE CLUB llx ' IJ I I 1111 Ah-ee Lift ff, s ese, the home less, 0 M ez thuh Quik li e, the home-less, te. h oom leh ste ho-oorlz-Ich '88 -68 lamp be- side lamp be - sah lamp be- side Lagzp be - sah P f . 1VV I lift lamp be - side lamp be - sah-ee. ugh-ee gt' KEYBCAIID CL B. Goldman. A. Chismur, I. Wilentz, T. Saxdone. C. Rubenstein. U. Iensen. -68 lamp be - s1de largpbe Your Poo r-8 S.A.T.B. 37 Exif ij ,if l.. la am 5 gl 'Y 1 3 ,A 1 x.. ll Eff' f K E BOYS GLEE CLUB TWIRLERS Head Twirler Ioan Fishkolf. Clock l. Pellegrino, A. Hallahan, E. Mathia R Wickberg, M. Malhiusen, C W 4 1 ,. SWING BAND P 'Frf' Q.,PQl 0 fx AL. H 'fl PALETTEERS The Paletteers embarked on a series of diversified activities which in- cluded outdoor sketching trips, making ceramics, visiting New Yorks art cen- ters and sponsoring an Easter tea dance in their quest to create a love for art. A. Dayko, Presidentg B. Waseleski, Vice- Presidentg A. Chismar, Secretaryy P. Theis, Treasurer. Advisers: Mrs. Mas- sopust, Miss Dressler. SR.ASTHONOMY A trip to the Hayden Planetarium, a Christmas party and a debate on whether or not there is life on Mars highlighted the years activities as the club delvecl into the mysteries of the universe. Officers: Lois Greenspan, Presidentg Roseanne Fazon, Sec- retary: Armand Cannamela, Treasurerg Ioan Pucci, Corresponding Secretary. Adviser: Mr. Marra. JB.ASTBONOMY Stars! Stars! Stars! But that wasn't all this group saw. lt delved into the fascinat ing study of Astronomy by holding debates seeing movies and taking a trip to the Hay den Planetarium in New York. Officers Carolyn Kochick, President: Hazel Peterscak Vice'Presidentg lane Stankovich, Treasurer Phyllis Pretraski, Secretary. Adviser: Mr Marra. 1 150 's 1 x K LIBRARY CLUB The members of the Library Club devoted two study periods weekly to work in the Library, gaining thorough library knowl- edge. Their monthly meetings and annual assembly helped foster a taste for better literature. Proceeds from a cake sale de- F. R. A. The Future Homemakers of America strove to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfac- tion of hornemaking and to further in- terest in home economics. Their money- making project was selling Christmas decorations. R. Wickberg, Presidentg C. Peak, Vice-Presidentg II Bauer, Secre- tary, I. Seguine, Treasurer. Advisers: Mrs. Rubin, Mrs. Darago. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS One of the rnost popular projects of the French Club was the sponsoring of the Mardi Gras, whose theme this year was Treasure Island. A very satisfying one was the supporting of a needy French child for a year. Barbara Dean, President: lanet Bernstein, Vice- President: Blanche Eisemann, Secre- taryg Audrey Chismar, Treasurer. Ad- viser: Miss Coult. sfiafi. . frayed the expenses of author Salom Rizk speaker at the Book Week assembly. Presi dent, L. Minging Vice-President, I. Erickson Secretary, H. Petercsakg Treasurer, I. Buchan Adviser: Miss Ramsay. Q M l Q4 0 V1 Aww Nff.. f 1 , Qwfxj in rm: IL L s bbw- x,x,x-I N.N'jJ N-'x.,X,S5., -f mg! -9 Q? Gctyas on ihe Move ASBURY PARK 7 - PAHS 6 The Bug Lmeup -in 3. M Let Go. S Kirsh 1 lfs Mine CLIFTON 2 - PAHS 0 63? EAST SIDE 12 - PAHS 13 THOMAS IEFFERSON 14 - PAHS 20 J ' N .T X Q 'Tff' X - .5 H --1' 'M- W as 5 5 4-,I LL Q , I' K 4- .Ax i, K Q ,al ' 4 ' , J' ,- 'A L-4-1 I but 4 , if S lf' ' X :Z Q , ' ' It ' '-if A 3 Q . -rff , ' Yllfly' Q , , 1 N - OFFENSIVE . , , X - wif: x V, 4 5- -- r . , f, V ,V ' 1 f ,m . , , ,, ' 1, x ' if , xi . 1 .9 1 RNA 1sl:Rii. Auchmoody. Tmulz, Geneske. Polischck. Gutowski. 2nd: Rusin, Mauro. Gatyas. Top: Emish. :itll 1 1 cnisf-'iivbvfhfiiv Q A Smile Pretty, Boys ,ravi y X X-fo i Eslok R '22 Hr .ff . ., . , ,,,.,A fc 5: Lorentzen Q W .,,A- ,HL vavzfu' i!ii ww,.,.. A One Side Fellus' One More for Amboy WOODBRIDGE 6 - PAHS 18 K' 1 SOUTH RIVER 7 - PAHS 12 Q Z4 PLAINFIELD za - PA1-Is o CARTERET o - PAHS 1 f'-1' 2' V gx , K. fy 31 WN? br x 5 N U: R, L, r. ' - 5 j K -0111 fl fm I -- Xi - I f -Q-4 N2 V . DEFENSIVE lst: Grant, Biclecki, Tortcxqlione. Neqron. Yuros. Nemeih, Lorfing. Znd: Milusewski. Mellal. Harris. Top: Roxnickl. 45 v WV! A .r w . ,B+ f , 1-4. 1, ' ri f. 4 'ff N A H t . xi ' ,rx Qin.- ,ll 'Q -ww T ve 1 ' in . 3 .-'G if . if avg: i Aff' f E+- n P. '. l 1 'gh gp! v uit C I X 4 1 . . in DIA M01V0 THHILLS 4- ' , 5 'X ,,..-irq fn . or f'- Seaman Warm: Up for ihe Pitch Koehler Ready for the Catch IAP wrt ,wh .Zh LI, JAY VEE JAY VEE Kneeling: Coltunzo. Bormunn Koperwutts, Knudseu, Hulllko Lox-ling, Neqron. Orlowski Cleaver. Estok. Vaqanek. An Iunis. I v IA 4 W. A' Y , ' 4 . fe w ' f' UL V. .4 f Z , . ' f-R -ae, A , 1 411 Richardson Clears the Bar Liqorelli, Holup, Grant and Rey Set to Go Champ Holup SPEED 0011 TS 0 UI DEBS - M 'f M 37 -2 , ' I ,ff .iajgyvxgwvl wg. .nw-f 1 1 eated: Carter, Holup, Gutycxs, Peak, Richardson, Rivello, Grunt and Holup. Trainer Sanur, Klein, Kcvaleski, Tumpey, Estok, Harris, Graham, Hodge, Michaloski, Skelton, Taggart. Rubenstein and Coach Klein. f gxn.--sf Flo-- 5 Q Soos and Chringngen Banlg for ihg Ball Mr. Chalmers, Dr. McGinnis and Mr. Ceres Discuss the Panthers' Chances lor Victory 1 LII: 251141 'AZ-l l 1 f . N . M CHEERLEADERS Co-Heads: I. Waseleslci, B. Goldman. lst Row: A. Chismar, M. Fenenic, V. Holmes. E. Bacsolm. I. Bauer. 2nd Row: C. Peak. N. Giullre, E. Sydorko, I.. Christensen. I. Slankovich, P. Hallis. 3rd Row: A. Romanski. P. Petroski. B. Totin. P. Mchnill, B. Hines. Sendelsky Slides Home Louis Kaplowitz, Our Lone Senior Tennis Mon jg. rr. 731- .. 'tiff'- w-- . Erma 1 5' F S- ,Ti --mv JL ,J-ik -X 4ll'4 What Comes Next? 'HWY WUU' Thu' A Wf-YY! FEMIIVIIVE THIUKS x R. , Round and Round We Go! Keep Your Eye on Thu! Bull Gxrls One Point for This One! i qqr fl 5 C3 ' if 3 ' QN.,f,4?X,-,J QNJVXQ Q53 Q 5 1 3 HTES 0 A SUUUESSF L FOI!H fo X Y lf? fiffqff Www ,511 fU V There lS nothma as colorful as clever and as caprtrvatmg as a crrcus Every day 1n PAHS has beer1 a part f an mco nparable four rmged crrcus for th Class of 53 The Joys and sorr ws of tne performers ur1aer 1118 Brg Top have been wr1tte'1 for all to s e As you scan the words on tnese pages memo nes of those four rneradrcable years wrlt be recalled and you w1ll s1lently relrve the days on tour wrth the greatest show o'1 earth RING ONE 1949 1950 A band of 347 wrde eyed and bewrl dered freshmen we became perfor 11915 rn PAHS Hrgh asprratron and overwhelrnrng eagerness gurded us 1n the frrst r1ng We became the obJects of observatron of all the upperclassmen who even tned to sell us tlckets to the swrmmrng pool lt was not long however before we had establrshed ourselves and had Jorned varrous clubs Anxlously we awarted each copy of the Perzscope the vorce of P1311-lS Thrs year tne Perrscope was awarded a frrst pla e ratmg by the Natronal Scholastrc Press Assocra fron Mr Dubm Mr Klem and Mr Seaman became members of the faculty of rmgmas ters The annual Freshman Tea held rn the fall brought together for the frrst trrne our parents and teachers O tober came brmg mg brrsk weather and the frrst annual Hal lowe en wmdow pamtmg contest sponsored by local merchants Everyone thought rt mterestrng to walk up and down Smrth Street to watch the busy artrsts at work Can you r call th gala Mard Gra a1d rownmg of tne rpg l o.1ple9 The basketball team s or11g 70 ra ts ag 1111'19 Cat ret arr blers s t a new re d f r rtself Tae sharp shooters then went ahead to W1 1 tae Centra lersey Champronshrp but lost a thrrller to Emersot for the State sen'11 fmals Do you remember tae trps t the Europa Tneatr wrth the Eren h Departnent7 E clj'1 frlr s really mtrrgued us and left lastmg rnpres srons lr1 February we1ghtl1ft1ng was drs on tmued rn school The Junrors and senrors Logan roheorrsmg tn 1r class plays Money Mad a11d Hon c A54 1 Kathleen S rrow st pped 1 rr t1 tne e Itllb r Eggr r1a11 a 1d Mrss 'Wrrrr 1 anr U1 ed the r plans for leavrng PAHS The frrst r b1n of sprrng gre ted a ch 1 re 11 weather and the senrors rr pared f r graduat Exam f1n1s1ed we warted f r 1he last day of schoo1 1 fe wec ead, e 111 brg e rmg RING TWO 1950 1951 We stepped 11to the seco1d r1ng a 111 Is slcrll d company nf performers Our frrst desrre was to wrt l1 tl1e n rnmg fresn men As trad1t1o11 g e we sophornores pl ryesl the usual 1 ra Ks O11 the newcomers Grrnnrn 3 we S9111 many lost boys to the g1rls gym ln September Mr Kolrdmsl-cy1o1r1ed the PAHS fa ulty Tne Panthers enroyed a suc essful court seaso1 but fell prey to a strong Thomas lefferson team rn an overt rne game for Group IV Cnamp1onsh1p Do you rer11ember how we cheered to the fmal buzzer? The frrst Sophomore lunror Nrght held rn Aprrl was d erned a brg suc ess A varrety of entertamment mcluded an agrle sophomore tumblmg group and several ren drtrons by the Erve Sharps Mr Vmcent was presented by the thesprans before an assembly at PAHS and at ex hange pro grams at St Marys and Woodbrrdge hrgh schools loan Prshkoff our OW11 classmate held one or tne leaarng roles 1n the play Can you recall how drlrge tly the senrors worked to present You Cant Take ltW1th You ana how they urged us to buy trckets to support them? After a cold, cold wmter, we cer tamly welcomed the mrld weather' The 1 o 1 e 1 f 1 s ra c ' A IL 1 ,W . 1 1 H7 X11 C on 1, V. 1 . , SIX, c ': ,oin :a11 s 1 r e ' R 1- g ' , e cor o . 1 - V4 r- ' T Y 2 1 ff P o 1 1 1 1 1 ff' l A V W W 711 T k C J' I A ' . ftg. Q V2 1 1 1 ' J 1 1 r 1 o o e 1X ff3 ' 1 5 an X I 1 ,J ' 5's4.g 1: 1 . oroc1 11S 5 CT xfllt 5- 1 1 tg' 1 1 1 -1 T if ff 1 , 1 J 51 1 1 A A 1 X ,f Q 7 - . , , 11 rn . 1 X 1 11.4 gf ' 1 ' 1 to V gc P11 Aff' tf Q 1 1 . . 11. 1 f 1,1 , ' '11 1 I 7 1 x ,M Z 1 l 1' K' L X L I L- A ' -1 Y A 11 11 1 1 ' X f ' - lf, 1 1 1 -1 l ' fs 4 -1 H , - ,y , - ,f 1 f 1 1 11 , . 1.1 'fn lv 'N l fra' 'nv l V f '4 fx N . G ' 'E 111g 11,19 111-I wtf d X 1 al M :. C Toole and Mrs. Ceres 111 March. Mrs. V 1' ' ' 1 - w N 1 1 I I .1 c rl 13 ICA l 1 1 w f f I H fx V L f x s . 1 U 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' e o ' C111 'r ' ' 1 3 ' I ' a en 3 ' ion. s . 1 1 ' 'fs' ' ' l , 9 A ' I , 1 C ' 1 . ' 3 ' A 1 ' ' Jw wr re now r 1' to mov to f g r 1 e . - I ' T I E i - ' ' ' , ', s t1 f 11 , ' 1 ' o e e 1 1' f 1 . . 11 1 11 1 . 1 A , , L ,Vx ' 1 - 1 'T A l L. x X., 1 Lxj E . - , 1' o s, ' r ' ' 1 ' W r S ' 1 Il. ' e . I I . 1, 1 1 1 I I I f ' V ' 1 1 I 1 F' X I ' v - A .1 ' . 1 A 1- . 1 . F - A 1 1 1 1 1 - e c . , . . . C . L A 1 ' ' ' - 1 . . 1 ' ' 4 L x, A ' 1 - C . l I ' V V ' 1 fl' 1 1 , ' , C ' - . 1 1 1 , V 1 n I 11 1 . 1. 1 YEAH T0 H tr1ps wh1ch the many clubs took were always fun Srngmg on the buses was perpetually dommant The Hrt and Bun boys ended thefr season wrth a good lU 5 record lune busted out all over and another year was gone The sophs all wore a look of d1S111'1 t1on for we were now about to advance to the thlrd r1ng RING THREE 1951 1952 Do you recall how we felt as we reached that rmportant step rn September as performers rn tne th1rd r1ng'? As upperclass men we trred earnestly to set examples or the freshmen and sophomores To our lrght we d1s overed that permaneat s as had been put ln the audrtorlum durmg e long summer vacatlon Mrs Clawans and Mr Sattur were added to th faculty lmm drately we began to o amze as the Jumor class An all glrl slate comprrsed of Barbara Goldman lo Ann Waseleskr Dorothy Vereb and Carolyn Bossr was elected after a hectrc campalgn The football team f1n1shed 1ts sea son wrth a f1rst pla e tre wrth Plamfreld for the Group IV Champronshzp The much ant1c1 pated mrcrophones and loud speakers were lnstalled 1n the audrtorlum rn November Dur mg the Chrlstmas vacat1 n Mrss Bosenshem became Mrs Herbert The PAHS drrbblers lost many heartbreakers thrs season but we backed mem up to the frmsh The second Sophomore lumor Nrght was held ID May Early 1n the sprmg W begaa preparatlons for the lumor Prom sele t1 g as our them Starrway to Heaven ln May over 300 cou ples danced under the heavenly surroumdmqs and autographed the Golden Book The Jumor classmen cnose Wnat l can do and what l ought to do by the grace of God l wrll do as class motto t'1e rose as class flower and navy and g ld as class colors Bobby Holup contlnued to spark the track team by pla mg flrst 1n the hrgh hurdles rn the Eastern Champronsmp An 1r1novat1on ln the hrstory of PAHS student government off1c1als were elected m our s hool to take Over government posltlons 1n the c1ty D you remember how Barbara Goldman spent the day as Plumbmg lnspe tor durmg that student week? Boland M1ller was chos n to All State Orchestra rn May The hamburg r won a poll conducted by the Perrscope as the l0Of favortte snack of PAHS students We watched the semors go knowmg lt was now our turn to o cupy the esteemed center rmg RING FOUR 1952 1953 A smaller but more experrenced group of 328 we reached our destmatron Rmg Four The summer had brought many changes to PAHS Mr Wolfe Englrsh teacher and advrser to the Perrscope resrgned M1ss Hardlman an alumna of PAHS frlled hrs vacan y Durmg the autumn months a new electrrcally operated curtaxn was mstalled rn the gym Can you remember how we watched as the workers put 1t up prece by DISCS? The pnce of the student speclal was mbreased to 23c rn September A new sys ten O1 markmg went mto effect and cards wer rssued only ffve tlmes a year An all g1rl slate agam trrumphed as senror offr rs wrth lo Aan Waseleskl Presldent Carol Lan gan Vrce Presrdent Dorothy Vereb Secre tary and Carolyn ROSS1 Treasurer To IH augurate the football season an ammated pep rally the frrst one ID many years was held at MacW1ll1am Stadrum The band cheerleaders and notable guest speakers added Splfll to the occasron Do you recall how the G1rls Varslty Club presented a com edy skrt at an assembly portraylng the foot ball players and how the next day the gr1d stars went on to trounc a good South Brver team? ln November Adlar Stevenson won the Presrdentral electron rn PAHS by a close margm but General E1senhower carned the votes of the country ln November senror parents and teachers met for a f1nal trme at Semor Nrght Francls Starucn Bay S1solak Robert Voss Raymond Pranuccr Peter Tack a h and Leroy Van Jo1ned the ranks of Uncle Sam Our sem r play Strrctly Formal presented rn March was acclarmed a suc cess The class party and tr1p were ne er to be forgotten events rn our llves The month of May came and exams were soon somethlng rn the past We performed 1n Rmg Four for the last trme at the Semor Assembly ln lune Many of us had d1ff1 ulty ln sub dulng the tears Who could ever forget the Semor Prom and how the gym was trans formed mto a decorated haven? All too soon graduatzon was upon us As we walked through the doors of PAHS for the last trme we l1ngered to gaze at the 1vy covered frrendly edlfrce We reallzed we were no l nger the Class of 53 but alumnr And now as we turn these pages faded by the hand of Tlme our memorles are rekmdled and a parade of recollect1ons passes through our m1nds of the unforgettable days spent 1r1 the four rmgs under the Blg Top as we made the grand tour ROSEANNE FAZON . . A c . . 1 ' I I , A . c- ' 1 I ' A . c . . . , . , . A . V , . . A. . . . A - . , A A T , ,,, A C . . . , . ce . th V . 1 . A A I I ' ' I T I I - . is . e- , , - - , . I - X - 1 - , , , , H L' , . A . o - , o , , . , , . . . , . I I V A A .. . ' s. . . . .A ,,f. , .. e r . o , , , c n e, f A . , A . .A . , . c - I A I ' . fx ' . A I N-f 1 - ' 1 A. A . . . . K, . 14 1 4 . ' 1 ' - I c . - . o o . r C , . e ' . ' Q ' . c of - 0 L . . , :QIUEJHUM5 Q 1 A X i X lf3.i I 11. YS BIGGEST FUTURE S. Soos, B. Goldman, A. Peterson, I. Wilenlz BEST ARTISTS MOST SEVENTEEN BEST ALL-AROUND 1, Wqseleski, R, Sgeison P. Patten, M. Iensen, R. Tariaglione I. Waseleski, B. Goldman, R. Nielson. G. Koehler .1.,,,. L BEST WRITER CALAMITY IOHN AND IANE CLASS CLOWNS S Soos C Lcnqcxn R Geneske C Ross: H Gloff XD'- 'IK fi 5., 9 MOST POPULAR BEST ATHLETES T. Prolonenlis, I. Waseleski, R. Fczon, B. Zupko. G. Koehler B. Goldman, R. Gutyas CLASS THESPIANS I. Fishkofl, R. Tartcxglione DONE MOST FOR MUSIC R. Miller ONE MOST FOR CLASS AND SCHOOL B. Goldman .Q , ' I ' ' ,, . 4x,,...,--' . . 3 l lg ,- Mosr CONSCIENTIOUS BEST DRESSED S. Soos, M. Gyetvay R- HOIUPI D- Vefeb BEST LOOKING HEARTBREAKERS R. Tmuiz, L, Zim T. Protonemis, M. Piedqon .J 57 1 Q5 IEAN ANDERSON 21 D Delaney Homes Amb1t1ous leame Sktllful sewer Everythmg and everyone pleases her Entoys math and cheese burgers Enthustasttc Dance Club mcmber Fervent Dodger rooter Wlll make the rdeal nurse Sf' W-I 'H' ,JL-'3'e CECILlA ANDERSON 195 Paterson Street a n e llue e Tootsre dreams of a man over stx feet Entoys v caltzmg lv' nd y Nl rntr-g Chorus Gee Club Danc plus others A futur Wave IACK ANDERSON 379 Barclay Street fan of a gtr s lream lla 1 expert Possesscs rage for the out fdoors lnststs southern frted chxcken 1S usclous Successful ra sman of the future ARTHUR ANECKSTEIN 381 Park Avenue Ardent Yankee lover Excels 1n Sp ntsh Played m Hrgh School orchestra four years Alert and readv mlnd Doctor W1 l have hrs shmgle out before ong .S'li'lVl0HS STEPHEN BANAS 435 Smxth Street Tebo Photography and basketball bug Frred chrcken and math mrnded Cute close crew cut weakness for tlre oppostte sex The Navv after gradua ron .v, ,Q- ff? MELVIN AUERBACH 106 Catalpa Avenue Me Tall dark and hand some possesses world s orrghtest smtle Profzctert sportsman Spams Btology lm h and Chem luos P pular and frrendly well hked by everyone Future pharmacrst Q ELSIE BACSOKA C2 Dunlap Homes An1m ted L Dres es hke a doll Pert and peppy cheerleader lr Red Cross Dance Clul a d ltls Pet peeve Crabby teachers Chttfon pre tops Comptometer school next 3 1 It K- if ,,,. SYLVIA BARKAN 205 Broad Street Slml Lovable gay spxrzted always wtth a help mg hand Member of the Natronal Honor Soctety Annual Staff Socral work or Iewrsh educatton beckons IOYCE BAUER 406 New Brunswick Avenue Attractrve Ioy A smrle for everyone Enthusxasuc cheerleader for three years Thats the worlds greatest Arden! mustc lover III and Dance clubs Devoted to nursmq ,Geox 41 ss., fb. N MAXINE BAUM 125 Water Street Petrte and tmptsh Mac Favors Engltsh good books and Lobster Cantonese Dramatrc Spantsh Chem1strv and Etcl gy cluos L v s those whtte bucks o lege then teachlng profes .e I1 vw- 2 'X 4-Q., ffllt -J' if EDWARD BEAGLE 148 Lewis Street Accommodatmg Ed Tops at prng pong Relrshes pxzza Secretary of Atom Busters Spanrsh As tronomy and Latm clubs Spantsh h1S specralty Ne'er a frown Antxcrpates college 58 S1011 WILLIAM BAYER 45 State Street Skeeter Dream boy Handsome wtth black hatr and blue eyes Never refuses fun Fresh basket ball partxcxpant Btoloqy favonte D1st1nct1ve dresser Wtll soon sport sa1lor's un1form T ll, ble d . 5 -:fed . . . l. ' 1' c . . . 'A ' V tl A ' X . . . te a ro '. , ' .. ' ' N U, l C ', e Club, ' I' ' . . . Q . . . e , d fi . ,V rib, 1. ' -ff-4 ' 7Ct . . . ' ' ' W ' . ' 1 . . , ' ' t f t . . . . , ' - . . . A .L . . . t ' h, ,J n l' . . . . , , ' ' ' . . . . . , 'l. ' ' .'t 5. , c ' ' E . . . . 1 . - ' , , . . . . A , ' ' 'N V fefefiiffgy 1 Q' ifwti' to 1. t Q dl' A Y xt- Y ,f r PM 'f K , . -,.. I ' any xlj . I .Y ,W 'I . ' , 'Q V: ' . va, A I 2 -egg F ' ri. A 'Ny' ' ,A ,V . ,JJ -t D2 qi? I' N ,WT L xl rf , ' A 1 , ' N' 'tr se . . ' . . . ' . . . ' ' o ' . . . o e i f , h5',., ff ' A ' ' ' v Y' DONNA BENNETT 694 Amboy Avenue Amiable Lee . . . A wonder- ful friend . . . Kansas import . . . Lover of swimming, horseback riding and bowling . . . Dance, Glee and Bowling clubs Cornptofneter school then wedding bells BARBARA BERGEN DOLORES BERESCH 286 Alpine Street Dcdy . . . Tiny, blonde beauty . . . Sews fashionable crea- tions . . . Blushes with ease . . . Thrives on fried chicken . . . Tops at tennis . . . Dance, ltistory clubs la 1 business worlds best book keeper EDWARD BEYERS 195 Gordon Street Sincere Bob Proficient seamstress Sugar Bowl and Dance clubs Forever saying Oh Bugs' im beans and hamburgers her delight Cherishes thoughts of desrgning school it LESTER BERKOW 158 Keamy Avenue Berk Our import from Butger s Prep Never skips a cheery greeting Huckle berry p his favorite Outdoor rnan pdotographe and stamp collector chemist of tomorrow FXQN -1 xx THEODORE BOBROWSKI 92 B oaj Street Te Favor foreign rac ng cars Accomplished mu 1 cian plays accordion piano and mandolin Love Spanish and ballroom danc mg especially the tango Plans to go to college dns, 'ug 'nu-.-v' N-s. ANNE BOLAND 10 583 Harding Avenue Sports fan a ented accordionist Service Duty and Dance Club Favors delicious horrte made pies Anticrpates days o Apprecrates wood work Seeks position in carpentry A- af-III NN, N .f h ,uvsfw, 'T-1' leg 1218 Woodbndqe Avenue Altruistrc Anne Nimbl with a needle Connors seur of good food import Danc and G1 e clubs Oh' Beans wtchboard operator in th near future ROBERT BONX 490 McXeon Street Friendly Bob Camping and deep sea f hing appeal to tcris ad Boston Bed Sow f n Dance Chemis try and Atom Busters clubs Navy after graduation . , lu vxibe Q r ...uf .R ' ' . Ed... ...Tl- ' c - - . ' . . . ' ' ' ' . . . ' RT . . . ' F: ' ' - t--o ...S 'Ls 'inf -H---I-I3 ie ' ' H .- ' ' , c- f , I r ' . . . ' ' ' ' ' . . . S ft I I ff... ' - ...U.S. ,. ' , F - fs, Q V, fl ,ma e .qv y M ul :. 'lx F 3 1 , 5 I l. 4 ' '.-0 , ' P f -t' i ... ' ' 'A 5, , , A 7 , I ,if t X' wt. ' X my V s ,W A is :Math ff Tex .1 ,., Le . ,wi . , ' T3 . A 5 , ' , . 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' ' ' if ' ' - T5 e 2 . . . e ee . 1 A ' ARLENE BOWERING 164 Ietferson Street Happy go lucky Arlene Hails originally from Eliza beh Finds chocolate sodas tempting Entoy swimming movi s ice skat ing and dancing tracted to bell bottom trouse Dance Cluo UI Business schoc' BARBARA BRAUN 224 State Street Bubblrng Bobbi spends spare time at piano or col lecting records Beautiful clothes A. tive in bramatr and Fren li clubs That s a ' Selectixe Cnorus four y ar Coll g bound 59 'D 1- IW! 1-Af' IOSEPH BILLICH 1 Iefferson Avenue Big loo A omrnuter from Enthusias rc admirer of ou ofd ors pecialwe 1n hunting fishing boat ra mg and gunsmithrng o spot for blondes Navy 1953 BARBARA BOSKO 710 Hanson Avenue Sweet generous Bobbie Dislikes boys w'io tease Junior Spanish Dance clubs Has weak spot for tall cark and handsome sailors Her future is nursing lx. 1 1' F -.J .Ji ROBERT BUKOFSKY 216 Huntington Street Musical Bob Chorus Swing Band Orcncstra Cars and girls fascinae him Enroys sports carpentry and boating llope one day to lead his own dance band SE 10115 MARIE CAROLEO 405 East Avenue Neat as a pin . . . A con.a gious chuckle is her trade mark . . . lNational Honor So ciety Annual Staff Girls Var- sity and Punch clubs . . After-school sports . . . o lege ths.. .eaching. nk ,bn 'ir War N, DOROTHY BRAUN 437 Summit Avenue Petite Dottie Bovtling is a favorite pastime Enroys dancing and ice skating Poss s talent lc singing Dance and Bowling clubs 'Will add zest to any office IOAN BROSKY 275 Wash nqton Street Brown e y e d conscientiou oan Warm friendly na ture A way with anima Atom Busters Astronomy and German clubs Active in after s bool sports Wil make ex elcrt doctor 'U' CATHERINE BUTZKO 264 Barclay Street Amiable Cathy Gr at sports fan Yen for col lecting records and reading Active in Iunror Spanisn and Dance clubs Wit attend college and then a business career ,- xii rfb fU5 ft -ree ALFRED CHERESS 1 Madison Avenue Amiable Al . . . I-lails from Raritan Township . . . Horses and riding are his favorite pastimes . . . Enjoys wood- wo.k . . . Desires to move out Wsst and own a ranch. 1.3.14 .kr IOAN CALVIN 1134 Wccdbndne Avenue Twis happy go lucky m 1 s hails from RT Popular with all Sparkling smile President f Girls Var sity Club De ights in all sports Winrtng personal Colleg bound -eng. lx -rbi' Jew YF' .95 ARMAND CANNAMELA 147 Lewis Street Wonderful pal Loves rorts especially baseball and the Dodgers Astron omy Latin Chem and Span ish clubs Known for sharp wi amiable personality Hrs next stop is colleg ARLENE CHIRIACO 384 New Brunswick Avenue . . . Would like to spend all her time swimming and playing tennis . . . Astron- omy Dance and Service clubs . . . Animal lover . . . Wil make a competent recep- I'-'se' it - , fs... IOHN CHRISTENSEN 108 Pleasant Avenue ack . . . Rides RT school bus every morning . . . Member of Paletteers . . . Radio and Woodwork are favorite sub- jects . . . Will 'iter radio and television field in future. .r v YV Y. tionist. IOAN CIBOROWSKI 718 Charles Street Chips always has a big smile for all . . . Active in Fl-IA and after-school sports . . . I just asked . . . 'Expert at embroidering and crocheting . . . Business school, then bookkeeper. 60 IOHN CIELESZ 654 Alta Vista Place Happy-go-lucky . . . Ladies man . . . Takes part in all sports . . . Very neat dresser . . . Seen sporting his Ford Victoria . . . Will enter Air Force or the engineering field. BYRON CLEAVER PAUL CLEMENTE 13-C Delaney Homes 417 lnslee Street Quiet Ncoky . . . Played Happyvgoelucky Polly . . . Varsity baseball for three Smooth dancer, sharp dresser ,Q . . i years . . . A very likable lad , , . Boats and motors are I.: 'U' . . . Secret desire to pitch for pastimes . . . IV football and l Dodgers . . . Will enter Air baseball . . . Bowling Club Force after graduation. President . . . Future as oil Q' burner mechanic. .f cut! 7 7 0-if 1 ' OQY ASYTOUUUY C-md Chem tional Honor Society IOYCE CLEMENTS 452 Lawrence Street Clem to her pals . . . Sports of every kind Attracted to Italian food Astronomy and Dance clubs among many activities Check it Future plans include secre tarial work ROBERTA CUTLER 128 State Street Boboie Pretty as a pic ture Cooking sewing and knitting her specialties Dresses to perfection BLAIR COMPTON 207 Water Street Tall, reserved Blair . . . Likes science outdoor sports and intelligent girls Dance Club Plays ukulele and Content d music writes poetry with a book and goo 11: -aft -or, PAUL CZAP C 14 Delaney Homes ip Sharp dresser fine dancer Finds girls and drums exciting Leans to ward sports and rnu ic be a store m nager '99 -4' ROBERTA CSORDOS 108 Second Avenue Neat clothes, sparkling per- sonality Hails from RT Bobbie loves cooking writing letters collecting rec ords Student Councl Secre ary lunior Council Spanisa and Dance clubs College bound MARY ANNE CUCCINELLO 320 Read Street Happy-go-lucky Kutz . . . Records sports and dancing take up this lass1e's time Isnt it terrible? Stewecl tomatoes and pickles Yum yum' Dance Club Tri HiY FHA Stenograpner ,ng E ,-1 ,Q BEVERLY DAVIES 63 MacArthur Drive Blue eyed dark haired Bev from Raritan Township Cheerful and conscieni Collects postcards and Dance and Astronomy cubs cluos teacher Home Econ mics RICHARD DERN 475 Hall Avenue Rickie Courteous in ell gent F nd of sketching and st 'np colecting Xia ermel n nd cl ncing ae F is opp 1 w rc ag rs Dan erc al art ligr' leirn sex pe pallirg calls BUSIHGSS school HSXY DIANE DOCTOFSKY 71 Lewis Street Dee Forever gay En wusiasi a b o ut opera B klyn D agers and PAHS lumf .is a tivities S e 1 .1 Gatre s en en r rn pi no payin a cl ssi i mu ic uc cessful e eme'1ta y s ch o ol teacher ,,f 7' es. 1.953 BARBARA DEAN 221 Rector Street Intellectual Barby a ented with brush and palett A true friend Presi dent French Club History Countless other activi ies Elementary school te cher I K 4 I, 2 Q- ,nr e- 42' - S Y -' Op t k. , BF Q15 . ,f ' ' 1 S ,Y . f R 1 Vu . 1, ft? Y iq? gd Za' ,4 1 f ,M U .. . 7 QT' -7 . X r N, , ii' A WW, , A df it Q, A 'V ,e ... '- Z'... ' - , -' ,,,Tl- '...l.it- s'.,. ... ' er-'Irv Society. Spanish. Biol- 2230 bell C1 icy . . . Plans to foreign coins . . . German, Club Vice-President , , , , Ng. . 'A Q : L - 'AJR' ' 1 we on '1 'U I' lxere' :' ... he A ' ' 5 ' f -'Q ' - '- .. in . . . ina Acs .9 ev 13- , . , I y . apo aling, borne cr' :A jgym ,Q fgy '3 1 g . 5 A. , . . Paieftee , .ce nd a 'ca' s' . . . S - - ,f K X Club , . . Comm i i Q . fr ' l l PM . ..,, ,f 'I 1,40 44 XJ LEROY DUNHAM 619 Amboy Avenue Fords commuter Gre lover of tavehng sw1mm1ng 1ce skatrng and beaunful grrls Fmds lunch per1ods too short Dance Club Lees CII1'1lD1llCl'1 To own auto mob1le agency C2405 ,.f-0 -I 4 '1 THOMAS DOWLING 95 MacArthur Dnve Tom fr m RT That crew cut Great 1 kester Pr ' und rnterest 1n sports espe 1a ly basket all clarrrrs lobster dra't1ng an r Colcr guard Servrce duty Engxneerrng after corlege MICHAEL DUDASH 163 Brower Avenue Good lookrng Mrke ar rtan Townsh1p commu er Ne ver forgets manners or grrls Prelers roast ch1cken and apple pre Emoys s ck car races Auto mechanrc asprrant MARIE DUNN R9 Dunlap Homes Pleasant fun lov1ng T r 1 l l 1 e Drools over ltal1an fooa Ardent roller skater swrmmer and dancer How about that Joys typrng of Tomorrow Dance Club Secretary Secretarres 'QQ SE 10115 4 BEVERLY EISNER 116 Ford Avenue Good humored Bev from Fords Crazy about the color purple the Yankees and la sagna Collects perfume bottles Host of clubs Chooses desrgnmg buyrng IH college ROBERT ERDEK 321 Gltford Street Good natured cheerful B o b PIGISGS hunt1ng hshmg and basketball Mechan 1cally 1ncl1ned Trnkenna w1th cars plea es h1m Adores French lr1es m medrate plans rnclude s rvrng Uncle Sam WILLIAM DWYER 213 State Street Mrschrevous sports mrnded 1 You know rt Has cravrng for cheeseburg ers Demon on the basket ball court Frnds Enghsh 1nterest1ng Varsrty bas ketball College tnen store propnetor 5459 'QQ .f-4-9 af '55 1- IOSEPH EVANS 621 Carson Avenue Qu1et talented Ioe Musr frshmg bowhng readmg whrle away the tune Membe of band orchestra and swrng band Hopes to at en'l lulhard School of Musrc BERNICE EATON 17K Delaney Homes N1ecey Al personahty Parual to skat1ng danc mg sewlng Pretty n1ce Fmds handsome fellows 1rres1st1ble teas1ng detestable FHA Lzbrary Dancc clubs College A-lg lx i Yk LILLIAN FAFFER 160A Lewrs Street Lrt le L11 Ready wrt Hoobres are collectrng arrtrgu dolls st mps and postcards Fanhful member of French Club 'or four years FHA Future 1195 1n tashron world FERNA FALK JOHN FALKIEWICZ 135 Rector Street 131 MacArthur Dnve Petrte lrvely Fern Flam Easy gorng Iohnny Ford mg red ha1r Perfectrcnrst commuter F vors huntrn 1 fde t danclng South Amer1ca and hshrng Relrshes nam 'X s t y e Craves stylrsh Lurgers Fmds oppostt clo hes HIS ory enthusrast sex appealn g lncltned ' French Spanrsh FHA toward scrences Dance 4-S gl clubs and Senror Councrl and Chermstry clubs College bound Headed for coll ge 1 o . . . - ' ' . . . R - . . . . to - . . . ' ' t . . . V f ol -bf...Ac- ' ' if sf - n 1 A A t ig to - . . 1 - X VVVV S I 1 . . . . y ,xyw rj, y V . l dx -X r cp V ff, 'V 1 .Qff , . -1 1 C f J ii i ' 'Z ' ,Y 1 ' f K, is lk V ,c c 'YH -, Merge N,-wx. 1 ' ' I :L i l X ' Ex - 1' 5, kzi' ' ' ' ' 1, 41 'K ,, me ' Weary , I L , , , - . . . 1- ' . . . r , G ' . . . . . . 1 S ' . . , . , . ' t - A - - - ' ' ' e ' . .1 , I r, l CI . . . 4 ' ' . . . L 5 , . ' ' . . . '1 ' . . . a ' 3 l'k ' 1 A cz ' , . ' n ' ' .... . ' - y 6' K 1 . . . 1' 1 . . . '. 'e Ao 1 . , . ' 1 ' '1 . . . ' , l 'f' X . . . 1 I . I - ' - A .. fn K ' , . . - , wx to 1 -, A - A QA 'V . 1 1' 1 3 62 DOROTHY FANTAZIER 855 Kriel Street Goodenatured Dot . . . A friendly word for everyone Appetite for tomato pie Mystery storv fan lunior Red Cross D nco an Bo vlrng clubs R lia o secretary ROSEANNE FAZON DIEDRICH FARBER 263 Maple Street Sleepy . . . 'Norking on cars, motors delights ltirn . . . Woodwork D a n i s h apple ca e high cn li 1 The fielut r' a nautrc cals in the futu e 299 Hall Avenue Competen unassuming Fuzzy Exceptionally active Arr of refinement Mrster of the pen Unusual at 6 e Pr mrnent on Pen scope Staff in Tril-l1Y As tronomy Club National Honor Society teacher Science arf? -sl fy MARY FEDYNYSHYN 713 Parker Street Mecra Fun loving an c mpanicnable Sp rts and dancing keep her busf l-las fondness f r clot es Finds homework unre sirable lumor Hospr ol Guild and Dance clubs Efficient office worker 'vi New WILLIAM FORTIER 189 State Street Helpful Bill Partial to ic cream and h t dogs Joys base all and dancing Tinkers with cars Anti homework Dance Club l-leaded for me Marines and then insurance fied ROBERT FORTIN 82 MacArthur Drive Good natured dis position Hai s from Fords Relishes cnicken Favors hunting and fishing Math specialist Joys fixing cars Spots rank hgh D stir d f r the arrned forces tl' ffm MARGARET FENENIC 354 Kirkland Place Adorable Margie Those big rown eve Mrgnetr personality Peppy cheer leader Af e school sports Dramatic Spanish and Girls Varsrtv cluos Senior and Student Councils Nursing beckons IOAN FISHKOFF 132 Market Street Versatile Taste for drama and classical music rr ented r aa twirler two year President Dramatic Br l ogy clubs Hospital Guild National Honor Society Colleg un f 1' 'hs- YVONNE FRASCA 106 Washington Street R served Yv Bo ks are fine frrenas Can resist southern fr J cnrcken Ast oi mv and Dance clubs Tjpma and history specialis Pnonograph re oras g lore El 'nenta y teaching IOSEPH GANDARILLAS 601 Elizabeth Street lfodest intelligent Joe A friend in need Baske ball and baseball enthusras S sl' t ar IS x e len at endance re c d r ri l panis Chemistry C u Engineering future ROBERT GRTYAS 462 Brace Avenue Sports minded Bob Speed 1 demon on the gr drron 1953 ANITR FUCHS 368 New Street Carefree Nea Life of tv party la in Amer can music fan Cant helo dancing Crazy about ltalian foods Student Council D a n c e Club Red Cross Office worker C tl f d R l oun ess rien s eaxes Q Q Q playing caros Varsi f ra hr four years Basket l I , bt, Dance and S rn cloth Foot all c a h as ,.x,f .S'E1VIOHS yer RALPH GLOFF 696 Elizabeth Street Goofy 'Well l14Gd anl atfable Flrst class corr ed1an and Jokeste Chte obJect1ve IS fun Drrvrnq and tenms enthusrast Turkeys a treat and Dance Club success Band Sure IOAN GRANDINETTI 364 Lawne Street Arnlable good natured load Member of band orches Con 'Well Ardent Yankee fan Col'ege bound to mayor rn musxc tra swmg band screntrous student lrked by everyone l ,af RAYMOND GENESKE 725 Lee Street Du Du Congenra can pnton erpetuall c vnmg Food rates T ree 5 ars varsrty varsrty baseball Famed Golden Toe k wer cn g rd xron Varsrty and Dan LORRAINE GILBERT 51 Barton Street Laugkrng Lo rre tr n t P 4. iS I1 essantlf happy Fondness for art and spor s Newer ref se frred shrmrp Always seek s crable pe-cpre Reltable ottrc workcr clubs lV basketball l ge calls BARBARA GOLDMAN 46 Woodruff Place Versatrle Bobble P ur of pulchrltude Ve oard master Personallty p Frrends galore tronal Honor Socrety Hrqh lumprng Co head cer leader Prcsrdent hm r Class and French Astr ftomy clubs College iff' L THOMAS GRASSIA 325 Summxt Avenue Tall dark and handsome Snappy dresser Gtr s art obsess1on Loves Italian foods Averse to com plarmng qrrls Headed for surefrre success as Arr Force Jet prlot N 'Viv CLARA GOLUBIEWSKI 510 Mxller Street Reltable Clare Sweet n s y Musrc tavel ana readmg are lrne pastrmes Dance and Ast nomy club and Secretarres of Tomorrow Laud il le secre ary rn he future wi! 'ga- J LOIS GREENSPAN 154 Kearny Avenue Vrvacrous arrr e Loo se Delrghts rn d eamy 'nustc Outstandrng school sprrt Helpmg hand always ready H n Soc1cty Selectxve Chorus Extra currrcular letter grace any college carpus EMILY GONYO 499 New Brunswlck Avenue Demure Em Alvv ys read! wrth a srrrle L Jes dance swxm and work cross word puzzles D ncc As tronomy clu s Savors tomato pre cr F encr ues Career as s crc ar, xxx Nur 0-R43 gf X? ALFRED GREGOR 451 Fayette Street Tal smulmg Al Fondness for sports Varsrty foo ball and lsasketo ll player Crav s spag'1et1 Track and es mg ta B1 lcay llath anal Cnen lstry crul S Future rn cr' grnee mg Xi' lossm Gurowsxr 450 Bruck Avenue Happy go lucky Gut oot all a lase .gg player Ch1cken fa! Tl X food Apprema es me bers of cpposrte sex snappy dresser '1 e tnen pro football 64 MICHAEL GYETVAY 228 Hall Avenue Tall and srlent M1ke Excel ln Math and the sc err es ar lty lasel player Chess Ge man Cnemrstrv c ul s .mr Councrl College und to mayor m enameermg ' - -1 .' f'...9r3adr- ' V 3 ' ,, , P ll 'O. O Il ,,. .C . 1 ' 'T' re ' meant, 1 - u S 'rd' Q. H I l H . . V Q nl . . , Y x - h , 1 J ' . . . ' ce ' ' e -. l t ' , . . . cer- T lt e '. ' ' ' . . . ict e I Q -'l 1, ' ...nyc ' ' 'IX' 1 '- ' .- lus h ',r ' ' 1 o' to ' .' -'a rp t 'tra ' r lf' . . . , c. . 9 'is , 4? V xA,. in , egg T rg 4 T I f X 5 N ,Z ' -. A A A Q , .gy , A . - A 4195 4 Q A'- . xt A L V X f T o A ' Kit. ,BS . f. 4' ' l .N S -A - KX -4 ll N xl -we it ,C 41,4 5 X Q Vryrr I I K, 'Q , :V f . , itll I . f- T 'Et wilt' ' , - , , ' ' , fabl c , I, . ' , . . ' ' ' . . . . . . 3 or ' , wr tl' e ms r - V' ' ' - ...'o,',. ' ' '. ' A . ' . . . 'Vfill ' ' 3 . ' if V-. ' - - . . . Var- ' ' , ' . . . Aft? sity f b n d at ball s ' l- . . . ' 'ro 'te c . . . V s' ' f ball Q' l In A 't .. ru- . ,. . , r .. I ' . . . A ' fy l 3 . . . l' 'ct f ' . . . cages, ' . .. IEAN HADDEN 106 High Street Sparkling leanie . . . Delight- ful smile . , . School spirit plus . . . Dramatic, Girls' Var- sity, Chemistry, History clubs . . . Honor Society . . . Extra- curricular letter . . . Artist and pianist par excellence . . . Teaching ahead. ETHEL HAMILTON X-2 Dunlap Homes Fun-loving Et . . . Always has an appropriate joke . . . Pro at collecting records . . . Library, Dance, and Glee clubs . . . Oh, me . . . Hobbies include sewing and cooking . . , Future: Nursing. WILLIAM HANSEN 350 Paderewski Avenue Dependable Bill . . . Football and baseball player . . . Favors turkey and steak . . Fishing, photography tops... Ready sense of humor . . Will sport bell-bottom trousers. '54 3 1:-I' ' S--mf D ..,:--- CLARK HAWLEY 19 Market Street Twin to Gene . . . Quiet and reserved . . . W'restling tearr: four years . , . Gym periods great . . . Desires good-pay ing, dependable job providing Army doesn't call. t I YJ . NANCY HARRIS H-4 Dunlap Homes Devoted friend . . . Skilled seamstress . . . Roller Derby fan . . . Red Cross and Stu- dent Council Representative . . . Pastimes include cooking and sewing . . . Will make an efficient secretary. ff' fi' , x 1? is -. L. .-I,. EUGENE HAWLEY 19 Market Street Good-natured Gene . . . Loves turkey, chocolate ice cream . . . Life of any party . . . Swimming, dancing, wrest- ling, football among hobbies . . , No time for homework ,..College, landscape gardening. fi ,ge ,IS-' SHIRLEY HARRIS H-4 Dunlap Homes Nancy's twin . . . Irresistible smile . . . Dancing and base- ball tops . . . lll's, Dance Club, and Library Represene tative . . . Always ready for fun . . . Favors spaghetti . . . Secretary or comptometer op- erator. LEROY HAVRILLA 535 West Side Avenue Easy-going Dempsey . . . An outstanding athlete . . . Base- ball and basketball . . . Can always take a joke . . . Snap- py dresser . . . Enjoys eating and sleeping . . . Future in Uncle Sam's Air Force. .3 was N .vw Mn. ,. f ' , 'il 2. 1953 HORTENSE HAZELL 689 State Street Fun-loving Hart . . . Ardent record ian . . . Ready smile always . . . Library, Dance, Girls' Glee clubs . . . Roller skating her favorite . . . Will brighten up any office on Blue Monday. MARIE HODGE 305 Wagner Avenue ROBERT HOFFMAN 377 State Street CEDRIC HODGE 285 Bertrand Avenue Fun-loving Cedie . . . Member of Selective Chorus . . . IV basketball . . . Baseball and basketball fan . . .-Dance and Boys' Glee clubs . . . Headed for sure-fire success. Always cheerful . . . A true Friendly B013 l . , Vjofks dm. friend . . . Partial t: driving gently at everything . . . fm . . . Band and Citrus fill! Plays acccrdian with ease , -' ,I 1 years . . . President cf FHA ,... A. 'rid sports fan . . , Eicl- . . . ltiember of Student Gout- ogy, Dance and Science clubs ff - cil . . . Seeks career as hook- . . . Eczkkeeping favorite l 4.4! Q .7 keeper. PAHS subject , . . Future in A l' 'fait accounting. M 65 ,eil SE 10115 VIVIAN HOLMES 8 Lalayette Avenue Vrv All attracted by he charm Peppy cheerleader Iumor Class Play Travels on HT stagecoach each mornmg lnnum erable school acttvrtres Voyage to Sweden rn future fi 'T' THOMAS HOFFMAN 119 Hugh Street Good lookmg Hott ways on the go Fona ness for sports Member cf band and orchestra En cys tenms and wrestltng Spamsh and Screrco clubs College bound ELAINE HOGYA 378 Keene Street Cutet llkable E Book keeprng ace Enyoys danc mg playmg prano Weak ness for good clothes Gee Wntz D n e Span rsh Astronomy and Grrls Glee clubs Fu ure rr' accountmg FRANCES HOLON 233 Grant Street Fun tovrnq Fran Her tavonte IS lohnnf Ray Dance Club Sports top recreatron 11st Cravmq for latest fashrons Clarms favortte food IS tomato pre Comptometer operator ROBERT HOLUP 469 Amboy Avenue Can you keep up wrth Bob? A ladtes man Snap py dresser Track team Boys Varsrty Dancmg and Chermstry clubs Hand htm a hamburger Lab tech mcran SIDNEY HOROWITZ 279 New Brunswick Avenue Pmky Sports enthusrast Frank and stncere Varsrty basketball Boys Glee Wrestlrng Physrcs club I1'ldllSlf1Ol.lS student Many frxends Future plans mclude the dentrstry professron ,...,a 'aflfvs iv- Wu' ARTHUR HOLZHEIMER 380 Paderewslu Avenue Conscrentrous Archze Servtce German and Astron omy clubs Percussrontst rn the Frre Department Band Travels to faraway towns Wrll decrde future through the servtce .ei -vbX,,w 'Y 1 AC TQ il 1 ,f RUTH HORTON 6 A Delaney Homes Strawberry blonde Ruthre Magnetrc personalrty Oh those brtrng mosqurtos FHA Spamsh and Grrls Glee- clubs Chorus Always ready to cheer the Panthers Nursmg MARIORIE HORVATH 401 Paderewslu Avenue Margre Outdoor hte rs tops Adores cats Fmds Engltsh engrossmg Garly rndulges rn swrmnrmg dancmg bowlmg Boy oh Boy Dance Club FHA Comptometer operator 1--Q5 'Q CAROL HOWARD 142 Gordon Street G acrous Carol Funds roast beet palatable Amateur artrst French Latrn Astronomy Hrstory Chemtstry Grrls Glee clubs MUSIC lover Ardent swrmmer College then treld of retarl merchandrsmg qs NANCY HUDANISH 654 Iacques Street Nancy Loves the wrl Vtfest Possesses rntellr aence and many talents Happy wrth a bo k ravel trend Tr1H1Y Astronomy Htstory L a t 1 n Chemrstry clubs College Brology teacher F 66 RICHARD IORILLO 414 Rector Street Dtclc Makes model atr planes rn spare trme Hey Baby Never re tuses macarom Bowltng Dance Tumblmg Vfrestlrng clubs Football team Soon to go Sarlmg Sarlmg Xxx, D9 j ' T l '...ac, - , 7' . I ' sl L ' . l I I . . . of - 'I 1 V I I Q , H ,A ', ' ' -W . A v 9 'ef J 4- . f If N FF iii: I . . kg, ,y.. 1 5 ,K f ' ,L I A 'Z' ex V' au' H 'V I - X Q , , xx- I -4 y .,. X' N , X Y , t ' ' on... '. I. U 4 1 ' ' . . . . J . . . ,Y . - u l I' H A H I . n . fy 7 'F 4 . . . , . . . A le 4 L O . l. .l A 'l . . . 'I I of : A , 1: 1.. A If W R '37 . . . L Q . ind B Vl1fl'T C Occ ARLENE IACINTO 446 Mechanic Street Arie . . . lrresisiible dimples . . Likalzle and compatible . . Aflores pizza . . . Can bake a cake with ease . . . 'l-lily Hannah . . . Dance WALTER IANKOWSKI 319 Washington Street Sports-loving Walt . . . The original loyal Dodger fan . . . Finds sciences and history engrossing . . . Hmm--stuffed crbiiage . . . Bowling, Dance, Pnysi s Cl mis ry clu ij' 'R 1, . ' f-' . ,311 'Die A1 retarial work l1 s LORETTA IANOTKA 313 Grove Street Butch o rr1 a S lt. er g l.11c s to har'non1 rn or dancing ph tography Bowling Dance Glee clot s Senior Chorus Eye on office work College then wmgs DORIS IELICKS 50 Broad Street Am 11os1s D r1e An ex pert IH tne kitchen F vo 1 s are ch w mein and r'1ato pie You foo you' Swo ns or crocners Dan e Club Typist then marrrage MOIRA IENSEN 273 Water Street L Hear of g H An e e for rloties Also for Opposite sex Gaily indulqes in srilinj ice skatmg swimming Dance lunior Spanish Business world clubs -as, 1- l ADRIAN YOGAN 340 Summit Avenue Amo1t1ous Adge Fa ate oy h t Dance Cluo Tra lc t rn 'W at does he us on th curry ha1r9 Desires to see fortyeight states Business w rld 'fe 'Wx f1vu,... PETER IONES lll Ietterlon Street Handsom Pete Uncle stands rnys ery of geom ,I Ready W1 Ladie man Has won trop ies f r sa1l1ng lunior Class Piay Biology Spamsn Phys1 s clubs Merchant Marine officer FT' if 1 OA is 'R . , 1 x Q-1 ANTOINETTE IEZEWSKI 394 Lawrence Street Humorous Tome Le ter wr11ng lass Ah chicicen stuffing Service and Dance clubs Finds booc keeping engrossing After graduation w11l pep up some office as bookkeeper 1.953 YQ., N-f D 5 RICHARD KADASH 694 Carson Avenue Good na ured R1ch1e Finds pleasure 1n ph tography Orchestra Dan e Bow ing Tumbling clubs er scope Sports minded Relishes looster Books mterest h m Certified public a ountant 1n future . ow', lubs... 1- I C, lQ'f Ezs... f ' 'e ahead. , ' , ' 1 . eb' ' . .,.Mtt:1As.'lc-for bf o' ... - 1ttleBalie... f ot ' ,,, Q - ll...l'ft.bu... e ...ar- y ,E , 1 . , . Estee f 'fe o ' f to- J 1 ' - . . . ' ' ' , .o . . . . . ' I ' ' ' f' ' t ' ' 1. '. ' , '13, ' o f the ', ' ' , ' ' ' I ' I - 1 I . 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Da. .nb . . . chip V lt y t. of . ibm f ei fl 2 I EDWARD KALINOWSKI 324 Prospect Street Arriaple sp rts rrinded E441 reat yen f he n fried chicl-'en D ants ri baseball baske l sw rn rmng wornen l a r His caling .inf .1 d as e IOHN KALMAN 10 Safran Avenue C .ITS us funloving l n Fede dfrrnfods gi s Ba 63 rings ts rc'rse es' 'ice Cl Qt ah fl 67 'Zi' 1-I 16' Wx RONALD KAFCSAK 745 State Street Appetite of five men for chicken Tumbling Club Freshman football and baseball Vacations are too short Fishing and hunting are favorites Tempted by Coast Guard .C Q.,-f IOSEPH KARASINSKI Route 435 State Hrqhwcry Genral loe from netghborzng South Amboy Werghlxft mg huntmg football mam rnterests Travel IS fascrn at1ng Iovral personaltty Wrestlrng Varsrtv clubs College awaxts h1m upon graduatron SE 10115 ROBERT KOCHEK 548 Brace Avenue Ltkable Bob At home rn the theatre Loves read mg Assrs ant Edrtor An nual Busrness Edrtor Perl scope Oh brother' lumor Councrl French Cnem lstry clubs Bowlrng Club Future pharmacrst as, if N... 'tl 9' ii ks. IEAN KAMINSKI 305 Arnold Avenue Abundance of energy Funlovtng yet always r lt le 'Eve ca chmg ward r he A h ettcally rnclrne Sparknng smrle fo al Lrbrary and Dan e crul Offrce w rker and orang blossoms LEWIS KAPLOWITZ 103 Bnqhton Avenue heerful Cheeks Tcps tn tenms pho ography and pmg pong Yea youw Varstty terms fo four Spantsh and Asr n 'ny clubs Palet ccrs Co ege d tl n pt g raphy was ROBERT KERTES 325 Maple Street A ltltle nonsense n w and then rs relrshed by the best of rncn Ta Det 1n baske all Dance Chess and Stamp clubs Varstty basketball o lege bound LOUIS KIRSH 200 Jackson Avenue Luke looks forw rd to gym Rrflery proves rnterestrng Frnds gtrls rrreststtble F tball can be fun G1 from RT Asset to the Martnes as a cortrac or QW 'ln' ,f ' Q Wl' PATRICIA KIERSGAARD 404 Wcxshrngton Street Pat adores g y partmes Flashtng dark eyes o lects pop tune records Dancrng and Lrbrary ctun Wrll bngnten a hospttal room as woman tn whrte 4-3 Xv X xxxx GORDON KOEHLER 28 Carlton Street Funlovmg Gordre o for football prowess commuter Varstty As tronomy Bowlxng and D nce clubs Neat dresser Varsrty football basketball baseball Medtcal pro e EDITH KOHN Madrson Avenue Ch rrnrng soft sp ken gtft from Ecuador Actrve tn Englts Spanrsh Frrst Ard clubs there Spends many happy hours readmg poetry Plans secretarral school ravel Dldl fn IACOB KOHN 104 Catalpa Avenue Dependable lack Ever loyal to Prttshurgh Prrates Baseball and basketball top Always welcomes food and sleep Spamsh Club Certrfred publxc account ant of the fu ure s1on rn future CHARLES KOLATOR 30 Alboume Street Arnbrtrous Charlre from Fords Renshes a good stea drnner Shutterbug and radro man clubs Freld sq A , If an Dance Ger Chenntstry Astronomy and Track team of electromcs beckons 68 LAWRENCE KOLB 275 Hall Avenue Conscrenttous an d affable Larry Stock car racmg a favorrte Welcomes a hot dog any trme A zest for travelmng and frshmg .AIMS to own servrce statlon ,. . . . 1 Nr - I u A A,-- . ' I 9. 'l Q ' . l t X o.. . . . dnl ' ' ' d ' , 1 ' r years ' ll'-I . . . ' r 1 . . . ' 1 o. o. yt Qi y . ' c 'os V- 3 . . . ' A ll an to lotc - 1 I I ff I, '. ' . ... ll... f ' . . . ' ' - ' tb . . . , co . . . 'lt ' ' ' Ls - - - ' , 'A ' - . . . C 1- ' t t . ' ' . ' ,l-Fu-rlhkkx r lr, I ll 4 K' A R , I '41 1 i . 1 ,,gg aj , yi wr . Vxmg 'ij' .V t , gf A 1 q W f , Q ' W V X - ' 'J . ' r '- K 'M V. ' it f ,X .J- y t, A -5.9 , , ,wer box by 5 - ' ci 99 ' ' . . . ' A ' ' . . . N ted ' ' , , , C1 ' , - , . , . . . - . . . RT o ' . . . ' , o ' ' ' ',.. ' fs- - ' ,t , 1, K tr, g f 0 4 , . . . ROBERT KOLODZIEY 65 Iackson Avenue FiT's pleasant gift to '53 . . . Delights in model trains and surf fishing . . . Ehl . . . Finds chemistry intriguing Feminine charm always wel- come . . . To college for electrical engineering. BERNICE KONIGSBERG 63 Brighton Avenue Bunny is everyone's friend . . . Reading and television top hobby list . . . Whats new? . . . Library Club, FHA . . . Red Cross representa- tive . . . A good cook . . . Secretary. ,vsp 15 L' r I fr +I'- f ' edt I ,K ELEANOR KONKOWSKI 379 Bruck Avenue Sweet, cheerful Ellie dreams of military wedding . . . En- joys dancing, swimming, bowling . . . Southern fried chicken appealing . . . Li- brary and Dance clubs . . . Aspires to be a top-notch secretary. LEWIS KORB 139 State Street Ambitious Lew . . . First class dancer . . . Cars, cars, cars! . . . Student Council, Astron- omy, Spanish clubs and ten- nis . . . Enjoyed physics . . . College calls and the auto- mobile business. 7 Y'-qt -.-I WILLIAM KOVALCHICK 327 State Street VVilly . . . Keen outdoor man with fishing, hunting, motor boating as hobbies . . . lvlan- aged Varsity baseball team . . . Appreciates Friday's Special . . . Remembers printing . . . Aircraft me- chanic in Air Force, ?'x 5 STANLEY KOWALSKY 555 Brace Avenue Affable Stash . . . Hillbilly and western music tops . . . A regular fellow . . . Atom Busters, Service, Dance and Astronomy clubs , . . Model railroads are fascinating . . . College, then an ace account- ant. 75 ' 'W 'S f , as ' ua. if if f' L 'wx , 'A '-', 'V , if -. , i I 'N 5 ' ......,- , ' 'xx Q-1 -'r' W S, 1, -. .Jil '- ,E s ,, 'SF tt' li I -9 5 3 ' 'za A Q' 1,3 , i :F ' , ,R-v, ,V 'F .V 'im' me i F, I , tm ,S I 1' W , it A n l,- f ' Q 1.-,v'f,M'f CLAUDE KRASSE 675 Catherine Street Loves to tinker with cars. radio or television . . . You looking for trouble? . . . Printing is foremost . , . Steak and potatoes fan . . . Future holds career in Navy. ARTHUR KRATZAR 635 Hommann Avenue Art . . . Tall, well-mannered . , . Strictly outdoors with fishing, hunting, boating . . . Likes blue-eyed blondes and metal work . . . Favorite food -French fries . . . Plans future in Air Force, draftsman. WILLIAM KRAWIEC 300 Ieltrtes Street Willie . . . Outdoorsman, ardent hunter, angler, swim- mer . . . Broiled chicken tops . . . Fond of history, carpen- try . . . Attracted to pretty girls . . . Contractor and builder in future years. STEPHEN KRUPA 435 Summit Avenue Steve . . . Excellent metal worker . . . Crazy about the Yankeesu . . . Quick-witted . . . Not bashful concerning cute femmes . . . A loyal friend . . . Enjoys traveling, good food . . . Bound for the Marines. ELEANOR KUBALA 300 Hall Aveue Elka . . . Tall, slim brunette . . . Dance Club member . . . Piano, dancing, swimming in- cluded in hobbies . . . Fa- vorite subiect is sewing . . . Weaknesses for spaghetti and masculinity . . . A capable secretary. . ff' .J xv' GARY KROOP 100 Keamy Avenue Broad grin, neat dresser . . . Fast man with the ping-pong paddle . , . Yankee footer . . . Spanish Club four years . . . Adores a pretty smile . . Delights in popular songs . . Future lawyer. .1 'C' ' if V 69 D SAMUEL KUSIW 691 Charles Street Ducky Dodger rooter Talented band and swrng band member four years Dance Club Baseball basketball blondes roa chrcken all recerve top ratrng Future Land lead r Sli' 10115 in an ELEANORE KUBIK 388 Alpine Street . . . Brown hair, brown eyes . . . Collects latest discs . . . Cheerful 'appy smrle Tomato pr rates rrght alrcaoy Sewm brq xnteres Dance Gul Glee clubs Oftrcc wcrk HELEN KURIMSKI 380 Myrtle Street Tall and sedate . . . Pla5s piccoro in leand and o ches.ra Ge man Club H nor So crey two years Gee Cookrng needle work plana cnef pastlmes Nurse s untfo m f Hel n RUTH KUZMIAK 200 Washrngton Street Vlvacrous blonde Bun bnng wrth good humor Relrable Dance Lrbrary Brology Club meml er Actrve rn aftersch l spo Movre sports fan Secre ry and marrrage rn future i K, 1' .,-'Sv Av- ' N EILEEN LAPINSKI 290 Hall Avenue Lovely clothes cnarm mg personalrty Swvnmmg baseball football fan Holy Cow Member of Dance Club and Secretarres of Tomorrow Brrght future as Xray technrcran -.1 .f N1-'Y' .ff RICHARD LAURITSEN 106 Fourth Street Our Sweeney An RT boy Looks at gay srde of hte Generous carefree Sharp wrt wms frrends Algebra favorrte among les sons Undecrded plans for comtng years MYRNA LA MOTTE 405 A Park Avenue lv yrn Sparklmg eyes wr match eakncss fo hamburgers dreamy must Enyoys knrttmg sewma drtvrng Actrve 1U Dance rary clubs l s Trl Cdrcer rn molelrng CAROL LANGAN 173 Water Street Caro cni the sea rex rgrcc learty laugr V1COPICSld6Hl oenror Cas lnnumeraule GC'l me Dramatr Spanrsh At clubs Ir H sprtal Gurld Physrcral Vduc ron rrst uc or 'Wg 'N fv- 'Me -faf'6: LOURDES LEDESMA 384 Park Avenue A lrttle package of merrv laughter Wrtty conversa ronalrst Collects latest records Swrmmtng volley ball partrcrpant Georgeous gowns Navy unrforrn apple ore rate hrgh Secretarral career -vq?,s -if 01 Q Vw, KN? ALAN LEWIS 262 Prospect Street Mrschrevous Lou A frre cracker of fun ready to ex plode Not much home wo k please Unbeatable lntra Roast Pnysrcal sense of humor mural basketball chzcken favorrte Educatron teacher Q N RITA LICHTMAN 174 Hugh Street Orrental attractrveness Famous raven tresses draw admzratron Actrve 1n FHA Red Cros Lrterary Socrety Desrgnrng clothes wrrtrng poetry greatest pleasures College bound to study buy mg 3 70 MARK LINCHINSKY 825 Mary Avenue Fun lovrng Lrnch Wnat s the actron lad? Cant resrst beautrful grrls cels m mecharucs and sports Delrghts tn cookmg class Mechamc rn Arr Force El al ' ' 'N f' L' f Y ' , n ' . . . ... r ', 3 - 'e . . . All ' t ' Ar . . . Oh, X . , C .,., , . ' ' ' ' 1... , ' s' , A A 3' 1' .' r, ' ... ' ' ' r or e. V ... . I . T I ' ' '- f , 't 1. l 1' . . 'lly I s ' to VJ ' J f. l l ., . . . , , f. , , A . . . I I I I l 7 , 5 - f l s A, . Sl ' ' oo rts ' ' ' . ' , . . . 'c, L ' , r ' ' ' . . . ' , - X . . . Lib ' , ll , '-Hi-'r' . . O ' ' - - - e, fa ' ' r ' rl' '. -t at' '.r- . l . M Q .. f -,N 4 7 -vs V Ax f K X x sy: . Pc s,. -4 vc - 7 ' 1 1 -A 5 . dj' - A .V ' x X A -- X N .-.., . 1 ' J . L e, G V .K ,. , igfk ' V, 5-0 M11 ., tm 3 S t ,I A 3 .C of 1 I ... V. I 1 . . . I V 3 , , , I - ' . . . . , . ' 1 ' I . . . if if ' A A ' , ' A - .. . Ex. Vt ttgg L S, - - ' ' r it 1 on I - V .4 - - - ff X v, . .. , . . . ! l . . r . , r az, -jf? QUENTIN LORENTZEN 217 Waslunqton Street u tle yr r Taos 1 rav s Aan eques trran nd swrrme Foo ball and D nce clu s After qraduat n me Armed F rces then 1r n w r-c r THEODORE LUKASZEK 367 Wagner Avenue Teddy Frtend y' y wt p r a pe s na 1 If Sports fan F v s me 1 work and prm mg Danc Club Footoall two years U S Leatherne lc aft r qraoluatt n day' 1' BETTY MACAN 79 Roosevelt Boulevard Charmmg adora e Belt Hatls from RT A twe tn after school spar s Lo rl Panther fan Cart restst apple ple utr s Nars ty Astronomy Spanxsh and Gle '9 3 EDITH MacI.EAN 137 Gordon Street Smcere qutet Edtc good now Swtrrrmnq sewma and seepma delrqht er Relrshes tomato pr w ut ver sae does r' lutur years Edre wtll oe a WX 3' HERBERT MADSEN S49 Hazel Avenue I-Ierby Frslam sw1rn'ntnc' skatmq loaftna rank m n many to btes 3 woodwork rrtetatw tc Crave-s t a as and n rn burgers Adm es pp ste Na ly ns. lg. 'Xl' ff' 05 Q' EMERY MAGYARITS 386 Wagner Avenue lm Avtd o seoall ci basketball fan Dance Club member Prmtmq Cars h ld q e ta tra ron Roast Cl lCK6l'1 a ste dy la vor1te Martnes or au mechanics VI the future VICTOR MAIN 169 Rector Street Pleasant Vtc A huntmq he wrll go anyttme Extremely' able wrth rrfle Student and lunror counctls Bowlmq and Chermstry clubs Plans for fu ure mclude lv'D degree 5, 1. Aix IOAN MAIESKI 291' Delaney Homes Deltqrtts m mys ry stones Loyal Dodger r oter Excels :rt qrls after sch ol sports Reltshes meat toa and Ice crea'n A de pendable s retary 1n comma years RHODA MALETT 64 Catalpa Avenue Rho Sparklrrtq sonqstress Consctenttous student Vfeakerts wm'e lrstefunq ta cr oners Extra currrculat ac'1v1t1es aa re Prexy of L '1n Cluo 'wa years Coleqe and teacmnq are ahead MARY IANE MALONEY 643 Atlantxc Avenue Happy Moe When lrtsh eyes are smthna Dance Ill Ltorary clubs and mary others lumar Councrl and luruor Red Crass De ltqhtful asset to any Jltce 7I i 'if ROBERT MAGLIES 99 Commerce Street Funlovmq Mags Autos and qtrls are hrs greatest weaknesses Emoys qym and Amerxcan Hxstory Spaanetu and meatballs tops Basxet all player 1.953 I' FRANCIS MALENSKI 407 Compton Avenue Llkable Duke Drawmq cartoons h1s specralty Paletteer member Small blondes are mterestmq Keen baseoatl fan tr Force or art scho 1 wtll clatm htm tn the future is 3 xfff fa Q? J.: ' -J 'sf 1 S r.: . . , l Q . . . ' 1' be 'th , cievlish dark eyes . . . C e. legs nt r Q ft' . , , - Italian food . . . . le '- . , , a'cr t'l4 e Q a t- 'T' ,e ,f . a . . . ' . . . L , g . To ti . . . . . . C Q ' .- , 15? c ,. 'o ale. f 'o t. 'V X Xt ', bl ' , Q '-... Be 'r',, er' ' . . . c ' , . . . ' . ' , ' , J .' .' a o g ' ' - t ... y: ' I ' ' E ' ... Enjo's ' r' ' h '. .'e ,.,'or'... ' ' '... 'l ' r., 'T Air 'S 'ho 'c 'a.- I ' , '. 9 e' , ' f mir oo . clubs . . . College-bound. success. sex . . . Plans to join the U. S. , t ffffeg, X ,. S. W 'V A 3 A f I I 'lu x f- ' ' Q K 2 5 X - Q Q 3. fx - 'N' A ,N ' I t- We ' W . ,, km at-. xx ' ei' 5 JA , Ms N- t l fy A r-ui f A 1 Y -HS. v I , - ,c -N :ef Q.. - , -tv I ' 5 rl t t 'ills I' a' an ' 'I ' fe ' ' ' , . . , . i , A A Y N . M- ' ' ' - ' r ' ' o . a . or . . . , . . . . . . . . I' a - ' . . . ' . . . . - ' ' . . . A' ' . . . ' ia- 1 ' 1. . . ec ' ' c ' ' I In - . . ' I A . ALEX MARCY 12 Sherxdan Avenue Outet but good natured Radros and sports hrs .5 13 1. favorttes Tenor tn churcn l MANUEL MARKS 372 New Street Lrkable Manny Iumor Counctl Physrcs Brology German Chem1stry clubs Sctence and Math rate hran Keystone on basketball court Sure you do Dentrstry 1n the future SE' l0H.S' f' EDWARD MATYI 145 Brower Avenue Sertous Ed Pleased by ftshmg huntrng and swrm mrng From nerqhbonng Aeronautrcs fascmate rm Would lrke to become a carpenter or Jet prlot chorr Vxfould ltke to enter radto fteld eventually Navy rn offrng CECELIA MAREK 324 Watson Avenue Cer Entered PAHS sophomore year Shox hand a breeze Delrghts rn readrng Oh dear' Steak and ont ns lusctous Musrc lover Would ltke Ni SALVATORE MARSICANO 372 Paderewsln Avenue Sam How about that' Sports get top DIIOIIII' Varsrty baseball Bowlrnq Club Spaghettt ond meatballs a feast for kmqs Would lrke future be musrc teacher IOI-IN MARTIN 407 East Avenue Iackre Basketball man ager for three years Tumblmg and Art clubs You know xt Plelxshes roast beef Favorrte sub ,ects Foods and Art Wrt ELIZABETH MATHIASEN 273 Water Street Betty Agtle twtr er for four years Dance and Gtrls Clee clubs P pu lar records and TV lcold her tnterest A captrvatmq srmle rs her trademark 1n professtonal aseoall TN .47 ,F ,369 l W EI'll9I' SGIVICG lllell IDUSIYIGSS Tar Q 1' f sv b 'Os- MARGARET MATZKO 651 Colgate Avenue Margre Dance Club and s Drd I tell you? Member of Student Coun c Englrsh her best sul. ec Frrend to all Efttcrent secretary for lucky employer JOSEPH MAURO 757 State Street Popular Ioe Baseball basketball football enthustast Boy you look good to m Bowltng Tumblrng clubs Varslty baseball Oh that mnocent smrle Navy IH future NICHOLAS MAURO 596 Pacitrc Avenue Socrable Nrck That devrltsh gltnt rn hrs eyes Varsrty football two years Emoys swlmmmg and bowlmg rn spare trme Wtll serve Uncle Sam in Rs-.,, PATRICIA MCCOY 136 Broad Street Patrrsh Record collector Loves clancmg especxally rhumbas FHA Lrbrary Club Dance Club Headed for the nursrng fxeld Marrrage lres ahead for one of the future days 72 IACK MCDERMOTT 45 Iefferson Street Lefty Loves cars ham burgers peppy musrc What happened to the qtr S7 Swell person to know wrth a smrle for everyone Future rn woodwork or auto motrves S FRANK MCGUIRE DONALD MERKER 4 434 Bruck Avenue 15 Edgeqrove Street l,fr:us'ial sense cf itumcr . . The Siigfifi frgm Rgfyftqyq Fzzias :cast chicken zrvst ata- Tau-:nshtp . . . liurtiina an'l 33 lcftaz' . . . Barii iilfflllf risking are tips . . . Moms lr Ex' ' pats . , . llxsffl :il cciliitifr is Crrfxi . . . Curt- ' rrzgil tzzflgail fan , . . Yfeil- gifir-rate of all . . , Chnigrg ffr vii! , liiiffi . . . C'fliQCjC' cn iris rclil future ranges from Air Force ,iffy-,X ' ' A5 by to liricwieclae. to carpentry. 5 lfifff'- .T' ' 125' z f? 1 1 1 STEVE MESZAROS BARBARA MEYROWITZ ROI-AND M11-I-EH I-II-I-IAN MINGIN 427 Steadman Place 68 Madison Avenue 874 Amboll Avenue 149 E'-Bi Hill Rodd Roscrvfvi irut friendly St.-ve Lgbgtgplcvfn' Bgbtgfs t I . pos. lflusic-levinq Roll . . , Well- Energetic Lil . . . The gal . . . Str :l-1 :rnfl patina mari sesses exuiberant enerqy . . . llkgfl and SlnCf3YO - - - Numcr- The mellow VOiCG . - . . . Fishing arifl igaselaall tops NVhiZ on the dance floor . . . GUS 0XlfU'CUTYiCUlC1Y activities ifl ClllbS, after-School Sl . . Printing lascinrrtes him Beelcs and cars have top ---C'CfmCmfDGVlC9UVldCl1CYI1 - - - WOHCiOffUl, funlo . . . Iolly and good-n rturetl rating . . . French, Spanish, Clubs - - - DC1ddY in luninr companion . . . Headed . . . liiils in leisure by draw- Astrcnomy clulas , . . Cempe- Class Play . . . Band, or- Trenton State Teachers HTG- tent medical assistant. Ch'3SlfCf - ' - D9D6UdC1blG Cngi- 3299. neer of the future. g, If W ,iffy Vik 4 'l A ,y 4 ' Q t '35 IT' I' - N ,.f ' N- A ny A T Xi f kwqr' 5 ' ' if K 19. A-If Yi K nf f l p T. if as . , , Q , A A 'N - . Q ' ' rj . K Q' ,lyk Ge ...M ,. A f it -Wy Q ' Q.. M l J .K Q A L 1 ARLENE MOLLEY STEVE MOLNAR MARTIN MRVICIN ETHEL MUSKA 439 Hall Avenue 323 Gifford Sfreef 105 Washington Street 432 Baker Place Excellent student and sports Friendly Whimpy . , , Surf Popular Mrv . . , Extremely Miss Secretary herself enthusiast . . . National Honor fishing, baseball and bqskgi. fond of cars . . . Dance Club Oh, that sweet tooth' Society rriemizer . . . Happy 13111 me tops Wim this lad l U . . . . Tall and well-dressed 'Good night! . . and clever . . . Many friends Prefers metal Work . . . Var- . . . Favors lpanaria cream pie Secretaries of Tomorrow . . . Fonzl of cowleoys and Sify bgskefbgtt Sty . f , U- S. . . . Finds opposite sex ire tronomy and Dance clue dcqs . . . Annual Staff , . . To Nqvy gf mgfcyffmfsf in me resistible . . , Auto mechanics Active in church oraanizc explcre We-st, teach science. future, in future plans. . . . Secretary or stenoqrc par excellence. HELEN NAGY ROBERT NEDWYKI 336 Kirkland Place Miscnievous Helen . . . Laves 298 Amold Avenue Energetic Trix . . . Ati: swirnrninq and bays . . . to fishing and pnafzgraphy Doesn't believe in working 4 . . . Manager cf basketizail Varsif' and Dance Club . . and foothali teams . . . Varsity 1' That inimitable qiqqle Admires clethes . . . Arnigiticn: cornptometer school. Club . . . Favors aercn . . . Flow atlcut tnat? Navy or college ahead. 73 1 . A tsmtfif-5 'EQ-Q, DOUGLAS NIELSEN B4 Glencourt Avenue Popu ar Doug Conscrenrr ous and rntellrgfnt enthusrast from RT u dent Cornmrssroner En, ys Club Yen for chow mem College and then engr neerrng SEIVIUHS IOSEPH NEMETH F4 Dunlap Homes llelpful and WOlllllu'X1 la Spends spae trme ro parrrng cars ana pl Ijlfl use a 199 avors rn EUGENE NICHOLAS 288 Hall Avenue Arnra e Eugene DPC le st r E11 rn era rrrre 7 , Des es RICHARD NIELSEN 236 Errst Street E g Drclc Popular sln Rea ly a Q Ortstindrrrg a hlete Var srty Cluh Footlvrll wre Footl rll trarner trll 1 ter school of aeronau rcs Xi' 1 DONALD NOGAN 15 Burchard llll fx A asse on re urt e laso graph C lector to enter college 1' 'Nut' SUS 'T KATHARINE NOTIAS 205 Market Street '1 o nrsr url u we lc w Perrscope A nu l trft Curl Vorrsrty Clue C l pound fire W,--f' . JOHN NOVAK 501 Mxller Street Iohnny Engages rn frsh rnq huntrng drrvrng Relrshcs tomato pre and ham burgers Fond of good Clothes sports Latrn Bowltng Chemrstry Dance clubs Wrll wear Lellnot tom trousers I' bv' 1, Mft fw- ALMA OLCSVARY 313 Bruck Avenue Always pleasant Co operatrve frrendly to all Brcycle rrdrrrg ree SKGUIIC-I swrmmrng are prrstrrnes Ea for popular tunes Savers stuffed green peppers Who me-'J :, f-s 95 x ELEANOR ORZECHOWSKI IERRY OSBORNE 198 Hull Avenue 640 Hazel Avenue Sweet Ellre llwrd worker 2 A neat dresser wr r Enl ys readrna clarrcrrra an rnfectrous srnrle Pelrshes turkey ana ts rn sarlrng I ng shrrmp lus cant srt Sllll swrnqrrrng Astronor y Se etarres of omorrow Dance Grrl Ce Clr. Yrke stenograplrer Future Efircrert re eptonrs rn a C tos e RONALD PALLACK 587 Charles Street R nny Appre rates gl dotlres Serve lrrrn t rna' pre and l' rrnluurger ary trrng llls Dance Lum Clrernr try and Bowlrng clulos Ntlrll rom Navy a cr gradua iron A 1 74 EDWARD PANICK 867 Prne Street Eddre Fares favoralll wrth grr's Fnroys 'use hall lasketbal Savers srurrcrn frred chrckerr E'rrgl'sh hrs lavcrrte subject rn PAHS Belongs to Naval Reserves Navy awarts hrm ..- K l -' xc' r Io lil f- e . . . ':, l- ' ' ' WJ, l F f. ' xr. . .l 1. ry Y 1 H- .nt uucnf . . I A,t,. wr. , .sv ,A . ' 'Q rrra :or nee QI izvorrze pfrs- , h E: ll . . . All-rourri atrr- 1 . . . Hunting, fisfiint an: ., . ' ' Q , . . F ' history . . , nrodef rguilirng zooupy 211:11 'N - X-rw 'I' -N is 4 . 'ww A :.,.A 1-N' N4 1 ri Lv w Heleorzies .J ana eggs . . . , . . ,w,,,recl.,.es sup.. . t ir electrtcans positron, . . , Ciiexiiszry enfryr 5 . . . X Seeks teohnioal or , .eeriorriieif s czfupztrzn. l . . . ' '- tr ' . . . , ' :ere Ereg . . , N El. HT 'rtirlcfe Sxvef-', lrienfly li :gr . . . ' ' 1 . . . . Sports . . . ,.l f gre'rt fellow . . . . . , Alwrys lull :of fur . . , Elrze-ejxei gift from Cr ,Cf ' . . . St A r r ' t 2 . . . '- n 1 tt , bask brit . . . Spa ' E r 'PG l nisr you - ' ' ,,, to f ' . . . 4 .', ,s- co .lr pr llal f r . . . L32 of nfl' Irelge . . tri onometr' . . . Chemistr ' tlin , track sfrrtici ant . . . . . . Gerrnarr Club . . . tcp- National Honor' So,-iffy . . Q Y Y l ' 1: ',,..N'l' er- sl.: I ,naSr, '. ... '- ' 1' 2 . L V . . . olreg . T A . H. .W A' F1 5 L , 'P J 3 Q IPS fra tr . L I, U gsm ' ' -J, X 1 ' .V 1 , ... l A , 4,5 I fr r ,, '41 .Y A K I. t iw- f5 li XL I N , . ff- 1 '- sf .1 , . Qty- sr -' tl 5, r L H, , f' Sl- li Pi ,r 5 x W 1 fy . . ,. C - r r A' , 5 ,I - Al... l... , '..,l : Ozif... ' ' 4 ' .- . . . ' ' ' . ' f ' ' , . . . r ' ' ligh ' ' , LCWH 'I . . . ' ' ' ' . . . ' , .. t I ' lr 'r r' . . . . Z' , . . . ' , r . . . . . . cr '. 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ANGELINA PAONE 305 Oak Street Angre Good natured gal Lots of fun s D 'rc F'-IA cl fIC Presraent Sensor Trrt-11 Wrestlrng fan Offrce Worker EDWARD PASNAK 330 Summrt Avenue Amrcabl Ed Fmds auto mecn nrcs phot graphy baseball foot 'zll dehghttul pastrmes Only certarn kmd of grrls let Plan prlot rn Marrne Corps or pho tographer Ns- RAY PASSACANTANDO 421 Market Street Tall good lookrng Ray heart as org as last name Sports lover Terrrfrc sense of humor Enloys rarsrng d gs Student ouncrl lunror Spanrsh Club Cnemrcal engrneer 'ff' PATRICIA PATTEN 404 Compton Avenue Effervescent Pat Popula Cheerful Blonde blue eyed lass Polrshed off the lunror Class Play Student Councrl Treasurer 52 Span 1sh Club lunror Councrl Annual Sports Edxtor Teaclnng held ZELDA PAUL 397 Park Avenue e Came to PAHS as a rumor from Newark Loves sports dancrng W1tty Bookkeeprng and Amerl can I-lrstory favorrte sumects lumor Red Cross Club Bookkeeper Y K- 'WN 5 Wt' -sr DOROTHY PAVLOWSKY 809 State Street Popular and pleasant Dot Dexterous wrth a brush Entoys sewrng bakmg Dance Brology Paletteer clubs Gtr s after sc o l -R VERONICA PAZDA 613 Charles Street Sedate Vernre A smrl for everyone Fondness for swrmmrng and dancrng After sc ool sport partrcrpant As roromy and Danc 1 '?' X CHARLES PEAK 189 Fayette Street Good humored Chuck neat dresser to match hrs agreeable personaht, A H for everyone lunror Crass Council Bio ogy ff' ,,,,.. M'9' sports lnterr r decorat ng clubs then Ido trade ARTHUR PETERSON 320 Market Street Popular dependable Art Studrous Mathematrcally and screntrfrcally :nclrned Tora' rmmrtable chuckle Great love of trams and pho tography Physrcs Chemrs try clubs Vrce Presrdent Atom Busters College school Future rn NVa Jes or IULIA PETERSON 719 Carlock Avenue Studrous ludy Fr1endlv and trustworthy Dancmg swvnmrng and readrrg please her Dan e Astron,m,', Sugar Bo.vl clubs Pres. dent of Secretarres of Tcmor row Secretanal or nursrng career 75 Spamsh clu nautrcs fan Aero College bound ,dll VINCENT PAVESE 174 Water Street Tall handsome Vrnce Ve y able at sarlrng u dent Councrl Band Color Guard Track team Spamsn and Chemrstry club Wrll lrnd success rn busmess freld 3- 1.953 PAYE PENN 151 Lewrs Street Lovely to look at Penny Charmrng f r 1 e n d ly wel porsed Smgs lrke a lark Fren h Dramatrc clubs Specral Chorus Career rn musrcal comedy or opera S C' is Vw . bf Y? 1' 4 ig :rf ...- - - - .ll - - - Ull law ' I. o ', , a. le, lg hubs YK' e- lr , bt If ' I H Q V M' . . . . V ' ' . . . o A , K . he ' I 7 'Se 3, . -X liusgx , - ' . . . ... r, Z1 , . . , ' . . . ' . I , A r ...Sth C ...'.. C .I l I l.:.l A ... I I 'I ,' I ..g ,331 y ' J, , S? 'fl 'if ' . f V nz C Q , ' f - j . ,. X1 I A A 111- f , K 'A 7 ff Vx 1' 1 L i' I ',4. 1' '. y I W vx' . N ks? A47 in 44 'Oi BERNARD PIORKOWSKI 605 Cortlandt Street Sociable Bed . . . Loves tinkering with model railroads and radios . . . Lust for the outdoors . . . Photography, archery, pop tunes appealing . . . Plans to make the Air Force his career. RAY PIANUCCI 390 State Street Bay . . . Good-natured and full of fun . . . Great con- sumer of ice cream . . . Tumbling and Dance clubs . . . Member ot' wrestling team . . . Army will claim him after PAHS. MARYANN PIEGDON 749 Parker Street Lovable Pidge . . . Lends grace to twirling sguad . . . Craves cokes . . . Dance Club and Red Cross Hepree sentative . . . Vocation as nurse in a branch of the serv- ice. DOLORES PISAK 738 State Street Dee . . . Popular records, tomato pie, Frankie Laine among her pleasures . . . Happy in Clerical Practice class . . . Winning smile . . . Sports advocate . . . Nursing is in her future plans. RICHARD POLISCHAK King George Road Humphrey . . . Great sports enthusiast from Fords . . . Basketball, baseball, fishing, hunting . . . Football and wrestling teams . . . Favorite subjects: Biology and Science . . . Girls, cars and food all rate high. SEIVIUIIS nu . X mf- X 41- 'vi HELEN PREVOZNAK 744 Hanson Avenue Likable Hel . . . High-stepping twirler for PA Fire Depart- ment Drum and Bugle Corps . . . After-school sports, Dance, Spanish, FHA clubs . . . Plans for nursing as a career. -ge 'Av' Phi A , 'S V 'QSM- ?' 'mer , .M it ' I t ,gl TEDDY PROTONENTIS 152 Washington Street Tall, dark, handsome Pro . . . Demon on PAHS basketball court . . . Band, Dance Club . . . Girls an obsession . . . Snappy dresser . . . Weak- ness for ltalian foods . . . Drummer in name band. IOAN PUCCI 363 Silzer Street Sweet, considerate and intel- ligent is Ioan . . . Collects records from Broadway shows . . . Satisfied with a good book , . . Don't get excited . . . Annual and Periscope Staff . . . College, then teach- ,QQ 'Aw :gg ROBERT PREKOP 66 State Street Buck . . . Great man for the outdoors . . . Hunting, fishing, trapping, boating . . . Raising chinchillas is his hobby . . . Favorite subject is printing . . . Band, Chess Club . . . Printer or chinchilla rancher. r X ALBERTA PYONTECK 671 Pleifter Boulevard Al . . . Twirler for Fire De- partment Drum and Bugle Corps . . . Library, Iunior Red Cross Representative, four years . . . Delights in roller skating . . . Future stenogra- pher or bookkeeper. 1' 'lr' LT , 1 , t lk ing. RUTH RAVES 441 Ashley Street Friends call her Babe . . . Dance Club . . . English and corntritters are tops . . . Oh, Boy, l like it! . . . Swimming and dancing favorite pas- times . . . Field of nursing calls. 76 CONSTANCE REBOVICH 343 Arnold Avenue Con-Con . . . Loves sports, especially bowling and swim- ming . . . Hmm, southern tried chicken . . . Oh, my graci- ous! . . . Dance, Bowling clubs, lIl's . . . Plans to at- tend comptometer school after graduation. FREDERICK RICHARDS 141 Gordon Street Reliable Fred . . . A friend to everyone . . . interests range from dramatr: to church work . . .Content wi ii a good 23:5 . . . Flare sense of humor . . Plans to becon e teacher. GEORGE R11 677 West Side Avenue Friendly and popular George . . , Valuable member of foct- ball and basketball squads . . . Spaghetti always wef- come . . . Favors chemistry and mechanics . . . Plans to enter Air Forbe after gradua- te, 7 . D so? ARTHUR ROACH 12-F Delaney Homes lchabod . . . Busies himself with billiards, bowling and drawing . . . Expert at all three . . . Remembers art classes above all . . . Plans for future include Navy, then architecture. tion. PETER ROBAK 236 South First Street Pete , . . Stamp collector . . . Favorite subjects are Algebra and History . . . A fan of Shakespeare . . . Member of Spanish, Astronomy, Chess and Stamp clubs . . . Antici- pates college. l.lLI.lAN ROGAZINSKI 218 Washington Street Lil . . . Always jolly . . . Skilled seamstress . . . Weak- ness for boys with brown eyes . . . Girls' after-school sports . . . Dance and Palet- teers clubs . . . Favorite pas- time: baseball . . . A future artist. .ai 5' if .S ANNETTE ROSSI 242 High Street Attractive and popular . . . Beautiful brown tresses . . . Delights in popular music and bike riding . . . Always look- ing for fun , . . A future office worker or dental assistant. vw' . 'li x 'GLS 1- 'V' 'Fir A952 l . fx! ANN ROMEO 335 Elm Street Our own Ann is an excep- tional trombonist . . . Palet- teers and Dance Club . . . Loved by everyone . . . Mem- ber of band and orchestra . . . Intends to become a corn- mercial artist. X 1953 fn me ff' , '-5' X A N X Afrox, CAROLYN ROSSI 501 Cornell Street Our one and only Feruch . . . Class Treasurer for two years . . . A multitude of friends . . . Colossal sense of humor . . . Grandma in lunior Class Play . . . College or WACS ahead. DOROTHY RUGGIERI 160 Second Avenue Sensible Gerri . . . Good- natured and understanding . . . Collector of foreign coins . . . Commutes from RT . . . Girls' after-school sports . . . French, History and Chemistry clubs . . . Profession as a nurse. GEORGE RUSIN 609 Harding Avenue Likable Rus . . . Spreads fun and laughter . . . Member of baseball and football teams , . . Never refuses steak . . . Very popular with the girls . . . Engineering school after graduation. THEODORE RYBAKIEWICZ 346 Colfax Street Ted . . . An avid sports anal music fan . . . 'Those argu- ments about the Brooklyn Dodgers . . . Harbors liking for woodwork . . . Has ave:- sion toward homework . . . Headed for the Navy. IOHN SABINE 846 Amboy Avenue Charlie Boy . . . An art en- thusiast . . . Enjoys baseball, basketball and golf . . . Roast turkey, umm . . . Susceptible to blue-eyed girls and sports cars . . . Navy or Air Force. 77 S..-4 YOLANDA SAMA 263 Watson Avenue V1vac1ous Yo Pleasan combrnatron of personalrty and abrlrty After school sports Eprtorne of school sprrrt lunlor Councxl French Club N twnal Honcr Socrety beckons eachers college SElVIOH.S' IOHN SADOWSK1 403 Ogden Place Chuck A sports thusrast Memrer of t bowhnq m as weakness 1 r pre ty qxrls Another s ak nfl potatces man A r F rce f qraduatron IOSEPH SAKS1NSKI 515 Hartford Street Saks cars s rc Y arnrnq a c D vateo cf the Dcda rs ence sulnlects take pr c lence Eng rqrnq p r rirlr v wrll as su e hrm f L. RICHARD SAVAGE 339 Madxson Avenue Quret Drck Delqnts rn sports of all krnds eager spectator as well Anotner adv cate of southern frzed chrcken T wrld 1 ue yonder beck s Yi Z TN. KX MARIE SANTAMARIA DOLORES SANTOS 465 Penn Street 343 Bruck Avenue Trny Mane An arderr Dee Makes tr en s easrly drsc sprnner Barbecuel Records and clan rnq prc steak umrnmm Wonder xrde recreatron Those fully warm srmle Dance Dodgers' Frnas shorthand Club Abundance of school typrnq emayable Dance sprrrt Yearns to be a frrst Club An efhcrent ecrc class secretary tary then rn rrrraqe 46 Q ROSEMARIE SANDRY 401 Mechamc Street R ste Well never forge leer merry laughter and sunnv drsposttron A complrshecl slnger fn oys l nq Walks P k chops t s Band O chcstrw d P t1 mans n or C qe 'ix P51 ANTOINETTE SARDONE AA4 Dunlap Homes rnhrtr us Tonr Fznd 1 leasure rn playrra tre p ano srnarnq A less n rn s hocl spnrrt Prcsraen' S Jden Councrl lunr r Councrl INat1onal Honor a crety Future lnqh scl o l aclrcr GORDON SANDLER 174 Madrson Avenue Funtl Jrna Porky n taql us smrle and wonderful sens ct humor Ar'lent n ars m vre co .1 rl r nk 1 Qpanrsh As ronorny clubs u ure haberdas rer i S?--, FRANK SARNECK1 611 Pacrhc Avenue s encyrnentl n p cr qaph, and fate rnarcs nrs favorxte st. c t m PAHS Real steak man Dtslrkes bernq teased Wrll 1 rn the Navy and se the w rlj IAMES SANSOTERA 43 Lafayette Avenue rm An amateur rn rqt tar from RT Relxshes ravc Interests rnclude art to lall and Wrestlrnq a hors pr fe erce f l t and scrence Ancn Awerqh rn tue fu ure 78 IOYCE SCERBAK 359 Elm Street oy Relaxes wrth sketcl' book and pencrl Steadf rnovreqoer Tennrs her favorrte spor Secretary of Paletteers rn lunror yea Secretar s of T rn rrow Carccr rn tis ucn clesrqn follows qraauatt n ' . . . en- D . . . Attached to ' , 5 ' . . . . 'w qirl rxrl sports . . , e ' xr ' tea . . . ll K1 for ra st .hicken . . . O t - , 4 3 5 ' . . . 1 e . . , Sci ,. ' te a , J ' nec, ' A . . . 1 o a tc? 5 ' ,e sc. tj ' - -V che, f ' . ' r 1' c s '::ess. ' ' 4 ' ' 5 ' A ' ' 1 . - , . - . ,C-A ,.,CQ. ' ' ' ' . . . An . , 'C ' I- A l G 5 Giatfan.,.C - - - lf N f I - - - llC H - ' - O CP A - ' and ,t if foo a hah . . . ,. N, a I t ll r 'cn . , r - t an cli- PJ ' Ay 3 - r. ' . ' 'c' ,l:....Teg:cE1s':I- '.,Afg 3 . le . S is ,, 1 .. L . A N i Q , i . x 1 V .Q AQ I 1 . I , rn- Vr- I ,, 5 W 5, xr t A, ml . .Q ,o MW, -v, r gy - R 'ki , 3 1 D 4 ' 'Ds an as A ' Q' fi sv if. .. A L X - I ' ' . . . xl . . . . 1 ' -' 'Q ' , . . ' 5 Den-.rc 3 ' ref it ' ' .,. .11 t c' ,- o ' 'X42 or , tor . cars...lx.t.1- , . . . - - ' . . . ' 4' ,., .c. ' c. , T' ' 'lif1C. ' ' . . . 2 .... ' Q c , ' ' . . . X ' l A . tt f . . . I ' s Cc' HQC' 1 G . , 1 ' , 1 c te rf . 'o . Q I' ' A ' ' A 1' . , . . : 'c' r 1 . . . ' 1- Q . . . ' i li ' - - - 1 ' I A Q ' 1' J . ' . . . ll r- ' 1 .. . . V 5 Us 3 e r 1 or riscry . ' Y 'J 'fh ' . . . lots . . . .. r'e 'o o , - AR . I U U 1 6 , L, , ELEANOR SCHOBER 21-M Delaney Homes El . . . We'll never forget her friendly laugh . . . Attracted by cars, clothes and boys . . . Vexed by crowded buses . . . FHA, Sugar Bowl, Dance clubs . . . Cornptometrist, then housewife. ROBERT SCHREIBMAN 179 Kearny Avenue Energetic Bob . . . An efficient organizer . . . Accordionist extraordinaire . . . President Town Meeting Club 'Sl . . . Student and lunior councils . . . Extra-curricular letter man . . . National Honor So- ciety . . . Math his meat. REBECCA SCRUGGS 104 DeKalb Avenue Cheerful Becky . . . Takes delight in roller skating, listening to records . . . Spaghetti and meatballs de- licious . . , litter-bugging, wow! . . . Girls' Glee Club, Dance Club . . . Professional singer. 'S-1 X fe. WILLIAM SHAMAN 338 Fayette Street Handsome Bill . . . Perry staff for two years as reporter, sports editor . . . Dance, Biology and Astronomy clubs . . . Whiz on the dance floor . . . College or service. K9 re z fy' SHIRLEY SEDOR 717 Charles Street Conscientious and truthful . . . Interested in reading and pho- nograph records . . . Baseball fan . . . Girls' after-school sports . . . lunior and Senior Spanish Clubs, Tri-Hi-Y . . . Competent secretary in come ing years. -11 'MYRON SHEVELL 144 High Street Mikey . . . Everyone's pal . . . Great sense of humor . . . Student Council, Spanish, Service, Astronomy, Physics clubs , . . Hard worker . . . Steak and potatoes man . . . College, then transportation RICHARD SKONIECZNY 721 Carson Avenue 6'4 and every inch a loyal friend . . . True talent for metal work . . . Freshman basketball team and service duty . . . Next step: ventilate ing and heating engineer. ,l fr- f'7 HELEN SIGALAS 46 State Street Gay, lovable Siggy . . . Dark, laughing eyes . . . Conscien- tious worker . . . Come on, already . . . Library Club, lunior Hospital Guild, Annual Staff, President lunior Red Cross . , . Efficient secretary, claim him. ALBERT SKOUBOE 235 Kearny Avenue Al excels in art . . . Favors English . . , Horseback riding, swimming, wrestling and eat- ing main attractions Hopes to become electrical engineer if Navy doesnt if . t ii n -1 - Q 1 :J 'a .gg t. ROBERT SEHEIN 321 Prospect Street Ambitious Bobby . . . Well- known to PAHS Dance Club and the girls . . . Avid swim- mer, photographer, horsemari . . . Next stop, Uncle Sam's Navy or a business career, ,,s K q 7 21? 1.953 'Vi .Ls w-..'5,, GENEVIEVE SIGMUND 616 Penn Street Genny . . . Loves indoor an.i outdoor sports . . . Craves Ma's cooking . . , No kid- ding . . . Sewing a favorite subject . . . Dance Club . . . Will be an excellent clerk or typist. 'Y MARIAN SKIBO 50 Central Avenue Raritan Townships sparkling Skip . . . A friendly, fun-filled personality . . . Hi, tcotsl . . . Great history and sports enthusiast , . . Desires to bee come a nurse in future. NA 557, 51, , , - , -I , M I N S, F At. C , blcnze H ' ho: . . r ,right liunife ff frterfgy . . . 1 if N -1 t dresser fzrvi CAI :EI1 Fbrisifrfe Hfirfr-in-Cliiff, Ail- V 0 t ot: f ... b ' v 1'l nu l Flatt Iriwgr, D - 'glnnt 'g. V sf l- . . . 1. Ce Clt lx il 91' st Physics Clulr, .urlr rrnzl ' Q, . . . D' 1' esf11,t frr1r3ereil Fox- Sirell NJt':11:rI Efinor Sociofr ' Q , ple . . . ..i'E: 1fg alzcal fl , , , Brrllgzrtt 'Lf 5111611 T3 any ' xr, A 1 or i1r.e1er f-E1::I. college . , . fiursinq. A 'if. X N ' , . .. -rr-P' . . . an or 1 - r' ' 1 rs Spec in- Stirk . . . l lt 'r ' . . . i- fr . . , Pri HT tc all . . . dead . . . 1.11, a:f'l fr:r1 New- Gfifef fcr ' 3. clztnes ' -- I , 12: 3126, Girls' ork , . . Pr ters Ch C, . . . Favorites are wlrnnn, - 1 I ti clubs , . . li Q' food . . . B::ks her l1asoE,r11,:i . 'Q rrpsclel . . . ' . . . ll, ' swell . . . CCfl1SltlI1l co 1 'mrs . . , Av Glrrl' WS G . . . M ' BuSil'19SS WOIld will Clflilll Ne 'u--A clffqo :r lnrg. fririzrzty, lunior ani Farrnrrr' Clzzutiozl :iz zwinq entrrusicrsi ll - Spanish :I 23 . . . Cellcq-3 . . . lf.: s1:,: vy . . . 11215 d. 'l'l1C-11 iilflff 11:11. ff' 1' n I 1 I, V K Q 1 .fd A ' fl lr' 3' 1' ,f 5 as ' . l it 1 'A fa Q ' 'J' N57 -H' X-' xv 1 . ,7 Q r 'H 2 I ' ' ' e . . . ', Al , .. Q 'n ll . .. Gcoi-loclclf' C e . . . f7 . . . ' ' ' ' N '.. ' 1 ' V 'N 1' Y bod, books, excejt ont I tr le :E l: s.1 . . . ' 4 ' . . . . e .J ' 'f . .,,. Soo- and paints . . . 1 ri oi . . . ' f ' . . . e 1 ' , retary of 1 -ti 4 . . . :13lr113.' r qcff . . 4 ri'r1' its , ' ' . . . . ' ' 3 . . . ,C , t . . . R-..CI'T1l3F'15 co .1 3 - llllll . . . Ar' ' . . . ' c ' ' ' . . . Vll ' . .... C - scho od. 1 . ec .'.' ' -- .t 11. IANET SOSNOSKI 625 Raritan Avenue Charmrnq ond pert Anael Fnend of many A consc entrous student who fr: quently makes the Fonor Poll Dance Club and UI s GI' Ann ee FHA G ee Ro er tra 11VC l 61C HELEN SKOVRAN X6 Dunlap Homes D VG C3 s 111s ress 1' u rcno J D V1 1 en 1l1Sll '1 f ms 1k C rnp or ANN SOWELL 691 State Street 19 G V nd cwro e 1 L rary D r' and La n slrzrtmq xt stop C NUTS SANDRA SPECTOR 119 State Street A frend ln ne-ei e 1 or Q mes cr tan 111131111 s US Cl SENIUIIS DIANA STATHIS 160 Madxson Avenue D1 wrth the bezrutrlul brown eyes Twrrls W1th LIONS Club Excellent swrmmer and dancer Selectxve Chorus Gxrls Glee Club Favors hzstory Wrll mak a wonderful secretory , 1 f'- 1' -s Q.,-fi uiN THERESA STEPNOWSKI 281 Washmgton Street f? i i we ALAN STESS 156A Lewxs Street Adorabl Tee Blonue bundle of fun w1tl1 XV1FI11I'1Q petrsoncrluy Nurn rous rzends l.11c s l6'1I11S 'mmcxturc q lf AN rcs dancrnq above ol1 N11 make a Capable se rotor, ,F Doromzs srowxx ' 289 Fayette Street Pcpulrr w1t fl Uwe 11171 qoorl YTLSIC and budge' Town Hee nc rznuol S att e-'ne Builoqy W1ll1 Mr D C1 7111Od IDubl1C CICCCUF 'JI' fx Poppy Dee Al vays wcors 7 Q. c11,1r'11.nB snrre lnlrst r, dw rs tops Av1d sports tau 11,1 x. Danc Bcwlmq and L1 W .J l cu 1 1 rfinlu. 0' 1rcry Ac'1ve -Z , after se el sr 's V1 1' I lrrqhten up on! 'flee -an at 80 SHIRLEY SOOS 634 Brace Avenue 1 J rrcsr C l l FRANCIS STARUCH 160 Wayne Street Overwwe 'mrq anis 'ne s s 111 c- nlcemnq W11 1 II nd cms e tfv rn Na sr 1 C3-'Q' Q 'YQ Y.. ,1 K ROBERT STETSON 542 Nevrlle Street md Stetz Piers L13 'IlllWl1 rul A1 expe 'J e D frg 1 r re ses 1 cl 1S che IOAN SUTKOWSK1 418 Market Street No t rem le A l lll' 1 nemo ful Qf't1I1Kj Faqer pa1','. vcr 1611 llC.1PCI'GS IU rlmrscbopl sptrts l,1r 11' Drnoe o'1l serv 1 '.1 s full su crj os a secretary MARY SWENSEN 101 Madison Avenue Bunnie for short . . . Collect ing china dogs and paintina favorite pastimes . , . Con- ceited luoys definitely out . . Ftzast beef and mashed pota- toes . . . Glory be . . Commercial artist. WALTERINE SZALAY 288 Hall Avenue ' Tall, attractive Terry . . luniar and Sentcr councils.. 'x- Amhitious student . . . Magi, delights: Chemistry anil can vertihles . . . Tri-l-li-Y . . Annual Staff . . . Sports par- ticipant . , . Vtfill make a V reliable pediatrician. ROSALIND SZELC 105 Smith Street Roz . . . Gay and carefree Sewing and tomato pie rate high Dance PHA Smart dresse ready srnile fo all Cluli W make an excellent seamstress Us -1 EDWARD TAUBER 347 Colfax Street Tall lanky Red Freshman basel all One of Arn ov Highs towering six footers Track team Finds Spanish very interesting Seeks a college education in the future VICTOR TALLARICO 423 New Brunswick Avenue Fun-loving Vic . . . Mad about chicken chow mein Man aqer of bask tball team two years Prefers dark h irel qlrls H rse'nan Tumoling Club I-leaded for service ,gm EUGENE TARANTINO 111-A Market Street Gene . , . Enjoys buying ani playing records Ice cream 1.le l fn usiastr sp r an V do ,f J sa are in l' 'arine then an amlaiious business man QSIED ,H L if ff? 4,4 5 ,-4' ARLINE TERLICHAK MILDRED THERKELSEN 268 Hall Avenue 700 Donald Avenue Carefree C okie Snappl Brown haired lu e,ei dresser Exccls n bowling e Swec and rescra al and dancing The life o Typing rat s a ve any party B wling ofrv su e s G s V s 1 ice clu s Mill attain s c Astron rn, B w ing retartal farce then wed O clacstra f ur y ding hells ecr tary s lf PHYLLIS THORPE IOYCE TICE 126 Roosevelt Boulevard 325 Maple Street P asart P ,fl V1 l Eas Fo is l is orf a ar cl ng w h rnas d lah D nce C u r 4. t J J Il D11 ann ng fav rt ia ursing a e r g w da ng Le ls BI ' I . . . .. e a . 'f at . - th' ' 'c 3 is V e ' C r...A -a f ...'What 'o' y? ...'r't, . , f r . , . ill ' . . . C . . . . . . . Put' - ' ire lv. ' s, ' . . . ' E- - l ' . . . ' 'Ill A A - ' X ' . . . - A N . 'ff ' f 5 ',d' I . ' Nu- f k 'J of I tn' TNQ: 'L' N- 4' t ' .ff J X 7 , Q A V xii' . 5 t Q 5' A' C I t .- X 1 ,f N - 46 xv' 'V ' :Wil ,. X A 1 X . .SLI .N t Y lg I -1313 1 A f ::f:Z1' ., 3 ' A -. ' , lc e- ' Lfilf Ta a , . . Cc t fly aay .2 . . . b A , . . A i ' li . . . ' It -'e' . . . Dance Clui: . . . ini. Llfe ' '- ' ' ' 5 ' 'e be other ndcc to, ' ' , :- l3jct...irl'arit1, ', l Q ' ' ' ... ' ia ' ' e- :-ll clubs... .' 'c.,.Vlill :ce y ' ' ' t .., f- r .- 5 ears. .. ne ' bl, . . ' . S e. ie for this lass. le . Ex' . , . llaiis from lo 'a Toy . . . 3' ta r' . . . l' t ' const .5 'Q it. . . . Soft i: s ..- . e.i4..t , . . a 1 E3 . . . and dacing just heaveril-' - 'N Talen. scout shea- s are ter . . . Ser' lie and Dance :lui s if C. . . '.' 'mminq ice skaiinft . . . Su-lirnming also rates ' - are .c 1 3 Le pastimes hljz . . . lffill sein lgear . . . N' ' c r e her eal. e ' I . ' if ', 'N H OO ,if Q- ' ' 'Q , 1 , i f y RALPH TARTAGLIONE 197 Hall Avenue Tiny Tar . . . 5' 4 of dyna- mite on the gridiron Pee 'N ee of ur lunior Class Play Na si y Vlrestling Dance clubs Leans toward fisi mg and Locating Naval ROTC 1953 MARYANN THOMAS 306 Lawrie Street m s ns an A a a l ts f fun tc le with Pavers dancing c o w o o y mast v 1 a ver ch errul Num cr please? SENIUHS fl S' QS IOAN TORRES T2 Dunlap Homes Gay lay Ne t aress Dance and Girls Glee Club Apprecia es gym u can sa a ag ml Q Jirrm ng danc mg among h Les reer as a Navy nursc 9.-' 1' IOHN TIEDGE 579 Colgate Avenue Tall, blond lohn . . , Band, orchestra, and swing banfl four years .... Amboy Highs Gene Krupa . . Friendly tn a Snappy dresser quc es sare l i nal musc field IOHN TITOLO 405 Ogden Place Tall and handsome Bouby . . . Baseball, especially the Yankees, delights him . . . Freshman l.a'tn Bowling and Dance clu vs A whiz at the piano 'ill attend C llege atte ifllma IOHN TOTIN 92 Gordon Street lormny Prev ously t tended Cartere Hiah Freshman baseb l Two 'years of football Hobby is starrp collecinq c lege after Air F rce to maior in chemistry Qgl kxp GEORGE TUMPEY 313 Wagner Avenue Tun p vo to s of all sorts You know Attenwe to the la sex V rsity Dance and Service clubs Varsi y football College cr Arme Forces X' it ' 510' RAYNOR THAUTZ 308 Neville Street Rainbow Popular hand some Varsity man Lead in lumor Class Play B ndes are Just rigat Pro at saihng and foetbal Turkeys a favorite Marines beckoning 50' Wx J 'Z IOHN TURK 169 Pulaskr Avenue 'ha s up? Arrlent sp rts an Played loot Favor mah Advocates riuntmg and to Ave se to tal Plans to ioii male pie a ive girls THOMAS UNGER 234 State Street lntellrgent debonair Tomrny Eolitor in cl ref ci Annual Stuaent Coarctl APPC Astronomy Histo r y a n ci Chemistry clubs Nattonal Honor Society Nothing CATHERINE TRYGAR 737 Charles Street C nscientxous Cathy sesses talent for piano plav mg Tri H1Y and Historf cluos Yearns to travel to Calif mia Active pa ticipant in alter school sports Teaching career atte college 'Ui rf'- ' mm- FREDERIK VAN IEPMOND 207 Hlqh Street Danish accent distinguishes Fred who came from Den mark in l950 Cness Clu Appreciates good Look Lover of fishing track racing cars beefsteak elNa Q Tencl ay Doctor ROY VARI 365 Lawrence Street Snoolq . . . Partial to photog- raphy ncl art . . . Fu f un . . . Tomato and lettuce sanolwicaes agree with him . . , A basebal an . . . .t Club . . . Seeks career in Navy. 82 lile eigh een h le on n Future forest ranger DORIS VAYDA A-7 Dunlap Homes Gay and carefree . . . - lights in skaing, 'swimming and ltalian ioocl . . . A Dance Club member . . . Check ' . ' . . . A career in the Navy looks inviting. DOROTHY VEREB THOMAS VIGGIANO V - 575 Krochmally Avenue P. O. Box 488 r-'- ,sw-AU: M44 'S -L'1.'u1'T'bb,.4 D..A.11,1' gg.. J 1h.A- 1'! .1 . . fx.- hum- ':n-,,..,,.. z., rQ1..,,. G.-1 '-n.,11 . . . V1.1 thdaa C..1. ,1. --.M ..n..,- :,-..:ee. 1: atm, , :1,.1 ,.,. A-.,11: . . . 11-511 C' GEORGE WA' TZ 402 Wushmgton Street dl cz use dl doc dst: l e'r e D C dl Arr te11r cwdm F rc cr A Q l Nw- '- 71-1 V1 ...... .... 'X . IO ANN WASELESKX Q4 Dunlap Homes cz s Prexf U l All ? f' ds ,49- Q.--W. . BARBARA WASSIL 276 Grace Street lI'l, B L1 VCIll9 sp r G t n s v1rr1'r1r'g A t1Je men :C G Qlflf vw? XJ 41 H5 ..-Q ..a xv- ALLEN WEINGARTEN 133 Gordon Street Armdble Slew Sure cure for the olues Vc1rs1ty bas ketbcxll I-'avonte sub1ec1 Espcmcl Boys Vc1rs1ty Club Dehqhts 1I'1 auto Hts greatest Wecncness G1rls Pl ns mclude col lege 1.953 nf if is GABRIELLE WEISS ROBERTA WICKBERG 335 Maple Street 39 State Street CllUImlHQ Gdslzy U 'we B D e supe U y nc 1 SCIGUC 1 f sm cz 1 to :wel R Il cm V mrs T J1r lI 'j LS 'n U I nt yedr i MARIANNE WINNICKI 594 Icxcques Street f r 1d '1 S r es 1 :1 F en Sl s tml EW s el1q S P s ll C .1 IH squcl ye rs ., tmrler s 1.51 TCSS S ALWINE YAGO New Street l 1por ed ' 1 '1 G' 1r1 rr s YACK WILENTZ 185 Hxqh Street Versd1l l:xck1e Excell ut e mphsn d ptcxms Il ed C1 A E 1 C, Pe s :md Arm Crl 'r f P jSl xl mdrq up ct s s fs-Ng, Gcrrr '1 Jrml As rt Eny 'rmq Pd dam 83 s -qv- if 'i STANLEY WILSON 302 Nevnlle Street Every ne s fr1e-nd Hoblmes ure model oxrp unes w 1Ql'1 hftmg ph toq Gp'1Y e ler of Tum lnq Cluo Exces lfl ge 'de y Yen fer sp Ql'l9ll1 Asp11 S to le CI Navy m Il 7 HAL. fed Cris' . , . Fggiulizr . . 1 Tis'-i fs: sim:-1 . . . E1 . . . . 232' :ri :fic effs . 1 . fix-fed fflifl lfetujhert . . . l LWM 171211111 Stuff . 1 . Business Plans fi CIYlS','.'ff Egeikizuud . . c:1le,e. C311 if l , S. ltdvy. , ' ', . .f . 1 J 1. A teddy srmle :nd srtidzf Ylvziicus I: f: . . . Life Cf Easy-qi' ' :bbw , , . Reqgly ' 1, , , . c1:1hCs 'stirtduash G e 5 r 13 O any fillffi-' . . . Talented drtish cdr fer your tra bles . . . ' . . 1 - . . . B -lp 'l tr ', 1: 'ei- C3-Art Edxter cf Ye rlgcak FQ: ' Q is re e ni., . . . ' ' ' l:zll . .. tl r of 31130 ...Senisr CQ: 5 .' . .1 ,,. C 1- -- ... ' ' l1 1: 1 . . . 1.3. ' cdr mf- C5-Hezd Cheerleader . . . Ler sf lll's, Dance Cluls . . . . 1 . ' ' s I 'C . . . Headed fir .513 C1r1s' l.':rs1ty Clulz . . . Cel- l.'f':11ld l1'e to be cz l qdl 1 . . ' ' 'z : e rmy. leze :r sri schezl. sect ' . . .. 3 ' - ' Q- . - .. ft' , 1 ' . ' 1 , - i: 1' Fa -. 'ef 1 , 1 iw-, 3 'I' A 1 S. 1 1,13 il f' 5 - ,V Elini, V -V L 4 4...-J h -f ' ,Q 9 ,. 1 1 Y V , ' sl -Q, X R 1, f 1 . , f - 1 ,V - .K A 1 ,1 2 -J 3 1 A -Il 1 1 1 Q, I I .,, ' his - iff' ' 1' '-Q 1 55235159 ,121-a-mL.a . f9m Y 1 ' ' . . . Peet Attr :Q 3' bi . . . Per- .t' e ' ... - O . Q ' ' ... ' . :I . . . Emi: s pclificul sz Hy plus . , . D 1' lui 1. gzlt' r, coco 'e ' ' T, ' l , e' 13- ' e :md lisfer' 1 1.L0'Jes ' 'rnminl :1 d iluq . . . tale 1 rtist . . . rt dict ' ' , 1 3 r l . . .M fr ' . . . Member cf Pole 1 3 li 1 .dirt Ci' in e-rake. f -ri cape 1, 1 u . . . 13 bt ' . . . tis' 1 , lHC1 . . - FIGYIC5 C5412 . . . X- ' l' .t f three l'1fe1.E:er 0 APPC, 'Cs l ' Q.. .tr . . . Literary Scciefy . . . '-'fishes ' cz . . . Fly ' ' - ents: Club, Art Club . , . '.'J'1 I .1 1 : 1' . . . e to 'r-33. e cz f i erpreier. ' . . . Hezded er '- 'zcicr' hingle. , 1 3 . 1 chccl. Sxhnx C1113 zdisnf Mir' ri. e . . . AE . . . .. 2 1r:1. RT . . . - Mu icdlly irtclmed--lidnd, cr- H35 L11 .f' ity fer bccks, ' Q fr fill Ciirus . . . Meri- cldssizzl .u it, needlework ' s , - A Eze: cf r Ch Cixi, Sexiir cmd snirtidls . . . llemlzer cf Chews did luxitr lfcspiidl Bicfzqy, -1.31 ' 1' irc - . , In , Guild . . . E11 'rxe s scl1::1 amy clulps . . . fs' s Wim- 11- ,U 3 in 1 ecretzry. c. sing. , W 'Www RONALD YAROS 192 Hall Avenue Atnlottc W r Fresh a IRVIN YOUNG Mechanxc Street rv mms 1 i4 ag 'ffm cf tv '27 lt 'bf 'I and V a skcr lflys V rst H1Y RICHARD ZAIAC LAURA ZALESKI 581 Penn Street 238 Meade Street J tuna smgmg r 1 ta a A ac Jo Sugar Spors cntlmstast ea ng and S'xJl I rclcestm n r ,x year Una r f .ll yca vn wetgtt CS 1 .JUN C rnsln art l. 1 CICC T FRANCES ZAVODSKI RICHARD ZAVORSKY Stevenson Place 805 Valley Place IFC! S am ul C an cu N' tltcrnal s a ' von an' ll n d alta e S ur Fl s Fran-c c :ny cs College rl a ca ecr a n 'ft and ltt e'DlDCr t klcoerlng st 1 a plrarmamst r sten gr pre F ren Ntantrnga Euslr 'DX ,- nr- A T -xx 1.6- SElVl0HS 1953 X... Yun? W' Very acttve 1n sports FRANK ZDUNEK 307 Ietlrres Street Popular hardsorne Frank Varslty Club That devll 15l'1 gun' Hey Morey Basketball L seball anl boxlng Hlstory entlxustast Che-m1cal engmeer or pro baseball player m future EUGENE ZICK 136 Flrst Street Satlmg huntmg ftsnmg and nzlmg rank htgh among Genes many hc totes Art enthustast Astronomy and Dance clubs Fas scores of frxends W1ll study archltecture 'LX- 'Q' KX-g '15- is N.. IOSEPH ZUPKO 269 Washmqton Street Zup Happy go lucky and easy to get along Wllll Physxcs and Mechamcal Drawmg are tops Wllh thxs tall lad Txnkers wtth car motors A future drafts ITIGU 84 O LOIS ZIRO 545 Harnngton Street lxttle Lulu fmds lnlstory and lunch Just hne ls fond of swrmmmg satltng and tennxs Astronomy Club and Hls Weakness fr opposrte sex N u r s 1 n g ahead 'ilu Eur BEATRICE ZUPKO 281 Prospect Street Bea VV1ld al out boys and Dance and Gxrls Varsxty clubs E n J O y s wrrtmg letters dancma TV Scores of fnends X'Vaves or college I 10 A Qc 1 .-. D X 377 ' W I . ' Mc .... - rn 11, l . . . Vim ' 1 in orchestra , R - , IV arsify fooflz ll . . . fc 3' A rs . . . Vfr ' tlilfl tt! . ' A 'C X I ' Ba efoall, also . . . . f terv fel. , ' Vllffff - - - li T 1 8 lin . . . llcrnlzer if the Bcys' Spaf . lf' 'Z'1I Clulz mczn- ll 'M N a 'tj Club, Cliern Clur, ler . . , '.'.'1lQ see the wczlil I II, we-M -X S , , ,, . , , . . H LQ 'f X . - . , . FLQTJYG as rx-nusi. V111 :ne J. S, f.a'J,. .,,,'r-' ' ff ml f N A ,,?,'f y -X -12395555 1 fm,-flfigl t l' , A :s-,fy-,- Mx, I A , 1 448 Z j . . , Varsi'y lirzslzotlwall , Pr ii' . .. . Dancing, Tranquil F f '.lo . . . fttfcy' Eff'lfi l?al,y . . . Fciil ill. , , , t 4 ,t ' , , , fi ,, . framing anl: real 4, '. t, :Ei .cing . . . Easkffyzlf, Eixlf' rcls , , . Fxck O .l t, 'l,ZT1l,,Cl' fc' r 1 fiiglx ati, lter lzclzliies . . . Cant live withcuf tflevlslwt saricwzns l','15f chicken arxfl . . . L t' 'zz' . l lis CEI, tliat ltalian food . . . and 5' jclclc , . . l ,r , . . l.ik cirs an'l . . . ra. ff.. c la 'fe Pllcis . srtfe 4 . . Da ce, at . lil . . . Spariisli Club sharp clclxos . . . An Cxcel- . . . C I r s Pre C. clulzs , , , . - . . . 'Will lie a future lent hcc ,J t :lent . . . J. ' . Model c c c E r. lo ce ' le. ' .css teacher or account- ant. f, , - ,. . 'sg ' ca R S ' . ' -fx' X . X ll W N A , 'tg f h l X I I ' 'Qi 4 , x ' I 4' - Q, wr 1 ' 'C --UQ , A r, l . , A - , -as ,, . A .vs 1 .R f- K. J sv 'J A l gf' . 'A ti 5 f Q71 lu., to A lff . N K S N u A X - t A 0 , zu l . . . U r , I f I - l -l 4 'I ' ' ' I 'J . . H H 1 LA . - - ' s b . ' ' ' ' ' ' fe I . . '3' 5' Car-A fa A 'f 'D T1 .1 -O .I 1 , o n',l0'. 1 1 i'.l0 Mrs Lmd Mrs Haus IIB SPUTLIGHT Mrs Pollack Mxss Glancy Mr Mun-q 1,9 -nap-1 4-Oban! H- -my ml 1 1 a I x, f' Jean Hadden Bears Old Glory ai Colorlul Spanish V4 Q if Q I ffl SN X ,. Ffh, ,..,1Y L, Ioan Fxshkoll Steps High Barnard College Comes to PAHS 1 E Nw Bauer Gxuflre and Fenemc Show IV Hopeluls REYNOLDS BROS Department Store of Dependable Mercbandzse THE PERTH AMBOY NATIONAL BANK At the Fxve Corner COMPLETE AND FRIENDLY BANKING SERVICE Buy and Keep U S Sawngs Bonds mb FRASER BROTHERS Every Insurance Need 214 Smlth Street thA by4 zoo 43201 RARITAN CANDY AND TOBACCO CO 3 1 9 Maple Street PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY FISHKIN BROTHERS Sportzng Goods, Records and Pbotographzc Supplzes 1 57 Smxth Street PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY . ' sn ir 'k 'A' ' i' Me er of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I i' it 'A' i' Per m o -3 - - . 7 88 NEW JERSEY BEAUTY CULTURE ACADEMY New Classes Now Formzng BE A BEAUTICIAN Well Payzng Learn a Pro esszon Posztzon Assured Easy Payments Free Instruments T 1 ph P A 4 1 20 199 New Brunswlck Avenue PERTH AMBOY PAULUS HOMOGENIZED The VITAMIN D MILK P A U LU S In our AMBER BOTTLE to retam Vltamms So Much for So Lzttle DAIRY E t bl ,Q d 1890 168 172 NEW STREET NEW BRUNSWICK N J K 5 2400 For the Best zn Furs ANN PARKAS, LTD 274 Hobart Street PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY Most Modern Cold Storage Vaults on Premzses 89 Eleanor J. Bowers ee one: ' ' ' 2 Dean A 2 il 'N l N - 'N Y 1 . . . il M rr - J ll ak sa is e ' , ' ' Phone: Ilmer - ' 99 O 9 'A' BEST FASHIONS 166 Smxth Street Lzngeue and Spoits Wea: JOEL SHOP 139 Smlth Street Ioel 01 the Smm test rn Sportswear PAT Jo ToN1 DOT MOE CLIPPERS VIV BOBBIE Lols BETTY Paramount Speclalty Shop 182 Smith Street Perth Amboy New Jersey Undevwem and Corset Speczalzst Halpern Star Neckwear 379 D1v1s1on Street Perth Amboy New Jersey C01l,g1dflllHfl01lS to the Class of 1953 Mr and Mrs Z Szalay o I T 11+ SUPER CREAMY 04194 Served zn CREAM TOP mzllz. bottles The C1FlI1fI Acfzmllg Whzps Fayette and Wllson Streets Perth Amboy 4 0015 4 1200 xxxxxxwxwwx xxx Q C C C Q Q xg ' . .H p I I ' . ,-6 x ' . i x ' IH .0 A ' 0 'Nxlx Z l I Q NX xx X X JN XNN000 0 Q 0 Q4 ' A o or . u QA 7? 1 Q , I Co pl L BRIEGS BUILT CLOTHES ALLIED FLORIST ASSOCIATION 1880 91 Smlth, Corner Klng Mnddlesex County PERTH AMBOY MELBOURN 85 RITTER Auto Supplzes and Replacement Parts New Coney Island Restaurant A 4 3486 '16 New Brunsw1ck Avenue PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY 1915 O 38th A 195 5 SAM FOX f fo thA N WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY Woodbrldge, New Jersey Buying the Bcsf 5 True Economy m iments of and My be f Best Since Ik 'A' , 194 Smith Street F I P. . - ir I. Tuxedo Sui S H ' 68 Smith Street ur nniversary , Per mboy, ew J y i' MODERN OFFICE MACHINE 85 EQUIPMENT COMPANY Agents or Remzngton Rand Typew :ters and Addzng Machznes Wood and Steel Desks and Fzles All Kznds of Chazrs 337 FAYETTE STREET PE 4 1418 Telepho e 4 0801 CSIPO TRAVEL BUREAU 303 Maple Street PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY PERTH AMBOY SAVINGS INSTITUTION Perth Amboy s Oldest Bank Serwng Thzs Communztg for 84 Years Maple and Smlth Streets Member o the Fede al Deposlt Insuw ance Corporatzon OSEPH WURTZEL PTOME RIST Telepho e 4 1198 CHARLES FAGAN Hardware Paznts Glass Marzne Supplzes Try Us For Those Hard to Get Items PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY 45 Smlth Street SAM CARDON Fme Watch Repazrmg 73 Sm th Street PERTH AMBOY N J Congratulatzons Sterlmg Floor Covermg Co We Feature Food Lookmg Thxngs ROBERTS 85 LIEBERMAN jewelers and Dzarnond Merchants 88 Smxth Street PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY Perth Amboy 4 1265 f . - - , r- . ,I if D - Q 0 0 V n : - ik 'A' 'A' f f ' n : - Compliments of CO. J . . . 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' l.: . . - - 9 . , - if i' Everything for the Office Perth Amboy, New Jersey ' f , ' ' .: . . - , .J. . of . , . P. . - . . of l 2 Q3 CORNER BOOK SHOP TED GAYNOR S 'hSt tPethAbyN . Op St d Th at Prescrzptzons Cosmetzcs B ogs o s f g Ca Drugs Walt 85 Bob s Confectlonery 199 M d 198 Smlth Street PERTH AMBOY N J PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY W J PATTEN COMPANY Iamtms Supplzes 405 AMBOY AVENUE Telephone P A 4 2338 Perth Amboy, N J E f bl led 1901 Wholesale Paper Dealers 9 CHN 203 205 N B k A Q CW I'L1IlSW1C ve n ln luns PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY th A b y 4 4600 4 4601 FRANK VAN SYCKLE, INC Dodge Plymouth PERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY 94 1 79Sm1t ree, r mo , vt p. ran e re . I ' oaks - T ' - D ll - Gree in rrls 1 9 - 'A' a ison Avenue ' . A , . 'A' s a is: Best Wishes fo the Class of 1953 85 t General Merchandise ir m - . Per m o ' - W- - i' FANNIE C BARBER Tokens o Dzstmctzon 270 Mad1son Avenue PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY DR D B HOWARD Optometrzst Complete Optzcal Service Eyes Examzned 130 Smlth Street Upsta rs A 4 2512 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1953 LEE S Wahrendorff Flower Shop 80 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY Records Latest Hzts Popular md Classzral JERSEY TIRE CO 147 New Brunswlck Avenue Boston Confectloner Fo: Best zn Home Made Candles and lee Cream 192 Sm ch Street Y Complzments Tel PE40227 PerthAmboy N ANGELO TARANTINO Ameuean Shoe Rebuzldzng and O1tbopefl1c Seruee Smlth Street 292 State Street Pho e PE 4 3314 Perth Amboy NI J PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY J ARTHUR APPLEGATE, INC Studebaker Cars and Trucks 363 D1v1s1on Street PERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY Telephone PE 4 2516 for wk i' 'A' i ' P. . - 'A' . . - ' 1 9 'A' if . Flowers by Lee', P. A. 4-7510 . of l .: - , . 'A' fl I - , 1 . . , 'k 95 PA4228 POLONIA FURNITURF CLARK, THE FLORIST CORP U 9 STANLEY STANCZEWSKI T 21 5 Smlth Street PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY 3 3 5 3 3 7 State Street 4 0344 PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY Chou Robes Band Out ts Academic Caps Gowns, Hoods and Specialties 366 Flfth Avenue NEW YORK, N Y distinctive 1 urni ture 619 carpets 334 348 New Brunswick Ave. FORDS Budget Accounts Perth Amboy 4-6805 6 Tel.: . . - 5 F101 ers Tel grapbed Everywhere ir CASIMIR STANCZEWSKI, President , reasure ' if , . 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The Best m Televzszon and ' if 82 mith Street ee one: - A Es a is e in 3 a 'k T leph th A b y 4 5890 LICHTMAN BROS Telewszon Appliances ewelry 1 5 2 6 New Brunswlck Avenue PERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY ,K , LIEBER s SPORTING Goons S t PENN LOAN COMPANY th A b Y 4 0991 A GREENHOUSE INC Dublm Plumbmg 86 Supply Co 342 44 SMITH STREET S ht T P Tl P13413-46 thAbyN A4481 TASTING IS BELIEVING Fl E AFF FINE FOODS You Be the Iudge' 8 e one: Per m o - 'k 9 Complin n 5 of 195 mith S reet Per m o - I , U . . . Creators of Fine Furs 195 mit S reet I e.: - Per mo, .J. en' '-4 FIRST BANK AND TRUST COMPANY EVERY BANKING SERVICE Member Federal Deposzt Insurance C01 poratzon SMITH AND MAPLE STREETS OUR CITY COMMISSIONERS ar HAROLD D RUNYON Safetg STEPHEN F MIHALKO Parks STEPHEN BALINSKI Streets EDWARD P TARLOSKI Fmance 'k 'A' 'A' JAMES J. FLYNN, JR., Mayor O , I ' 9 7 DAVIDSON BROS The Better Supermarket 'LU F 0 0 1 37 New Brunswxck Avenue PERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY PA42500 eD AMBOY CANDY KITCHEN 2 1 3 Smxth Street PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY L E V I N S SPORTING GOODS CO 192 Smlth Street PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY MCCLUNG DRUG CO 1 21 Market Street PERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY FERTIG HOSIERY 9 New Brunswlck Avenue C om plufzents MAPLE BEAUTY SHOPPE A b y 4 3 9 I VOLLMANN Flor1st 0 125 W 630 Florlda Grove Road PERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY WlJere the is ec n mizeu 'A' Telephone: . . - Fre elivery t Your Friends at the Mill to You -- Wholesale Prices 'A' i' 1 5 ' 7 . 0f 'k PErth m o - 33 i' Fl wers A' ire 'A' Annta Alpcr Carol Adams Flo 8: Roger Andreuzzu Joyce Adamusuk Joe Asmonda Mrs Charles Anderson Mr 8: Mrs Anderson Mr Edward Arky Barbara Ashmont Mrs J Clark Ayres Olga 85 Joe Adams Mr SL Mrs Adam Trygar Madalme 8: Tom Athanasnou Audrey Bhss Rose Marne Bednar Theresa Bednar Bob Bates Mr George F Bmder Mr Sc Mrs Charles Bodo Blll 8: Mary Edward A Borne Dons Belafsky Mrs Albert T Bjork Charles Boland Jeanne 8l Charlie Bulnanoskx Mr Samuel Borxslvntch Mrs S Bornsnvntch Mr 8LMrs J Bagmskl Janet Bernstem Jerry 8: Allen Bandola Barbara J Baranowskn The B B O s Betty's Beauty Shop Betty Blllnch Bob 81 Walt's Confectionery Mrs M Burke B 8: W Foods Mr 8: Mrs J Beyers Wlllnam Bennett Rev 8: Mrs W Gnlbert Bowermg Mr 81 Mrs Fred Bauer Mr 8: Mrs Martm Beresch Mrs Baxter Jimmy Benko Davxd Leslne Bond Faye Bennett Rxchard Bufano Pat Bosko Babs and Carol Ann Brosky Louns Brosky Joan Brosky Mr 8: Mrs Martm Butzko Mxss Helen Butzko Cathy Butzko Louxs S Baar Mary 81 Mxke Gural Mr 8: Mrs John Braun Danny Berman Barbara Braun '53 Mr Bl Mrs Martm Braun Alan Braun M1chaelA Budzek J Bob 85 Conme Anna Bruno Leroy Buchan BOOSTERS ohn Chnnaco Dolores Chxnaco Comphments of a Frnend Comphments of a Frnend Complnments of a Frnend Vernon Verley Clark Conme J Tuna Condrack Tuna Condrack Cookie 8L Walt Mr Stephen Compton Mrs Stephen Compton Victor Caroleo Mr St Mrs Patsy Caroleo Ernest Cupsxe Roberta Cutler Mr 8: Mrs A Cannamela Mr BL Mrs Vmcent Cannamel1 Arthur Cutler Mr 8: Mrs Cuccmello Joyce Cuccmello Mr 85 Mrs K J Csordos, Jr Mr SL Mrs K J Csordos, J Anthusa Chrnstodoulov Carm 56 Dr 8cMrs C H Calvm Gusty Capollupo Mrs A G Christensen Mr A G Christensen Mr C C Christensen Mr 81 Mrs Paul Clemente Mrs Lnlhan Curry Clare Coult John Cuttmg Buck Dauknff John Lefty Dobrosky Charles Davns Mr St Mrs F Davns Mr 8: Mrs Wxllnam Doel Dotty 8: Al Dorxs BL Jackne Mr Wxlluam Decker Marlene Dudash Michael J Dudash, Jr Mr 8: Mrs M Dudash Mr Derol Donna Dean Mr 8: Mrs Perry Dean Mrs Marne F Dean Rnchard Dem George Dubm Donna 81 Sonny Mr 8: Mrs Dwxght R Davnes, Jr Le Roy Dunham Mr 85 Mrs Le Roy Dunham Thomas Dowlmg Mr Bl Mrs Thomas Dowling Karlene Doukas Mr 81 Mrs Kenneth Doukas Angelo D'Amxco Paulme D Amnco Marne Dunn Evelyn 81 Szat Eddne 8: Dolores Evelyn 81 Rosemarne Vmcenza Esposito Beverly Ensner Mr 3tMrs S Ensner Mr 81 Mrs Thomas Evans Eddnes Music Center Warren Freedgood Dan Fnskhoff Dr 21 Mrs A H Fnshkoff Frankne s Confectnonery Mr 8: Mrs Joel Fish Fabnc Outlet Irvmg Fox Rose 81 Anthony Fnmlann A Friend Mr 8: Mrs S Frasca Gene 85 Trudy Terry Gregus W Earle Gehman Mr 8: Mrs Leo Goldberger Hyman Goldberg, Esq Mark E Gluck John Gudewlcz Mrs Isabel Gandarxllas Charles Goldstein Helen Golubxewskx Mrs Josephme Golubnewskn Joy Goldsmxth Mr 8: Mrs Wxllxam Goldman Nathan Goldberger Barbara Ann Grausam Harrnet Geffner Mr Bl Mrs Chester Gasuewslu Pat Gexlmg Ellen Garrabrant Yvonne Godbout Ann Goodenow Nancy Gnuifre Mrs Peter Gatyas Bull Gatyas Mrs Anne Greenspan Mr Joel Greenspan Lons Greenspan Mr 8: Mrs George H Gnbbm Mlss Dolores Gonyo Mrs Emnly Gonyo Mr Mxchael Gonyo Mr 8: Mrs A Grandmettn Joyce Goldman Rae B Goldstem Mr 85 Mrs George Harrns Mr 8lMrs J T Hxnes Helcha 8: Jlmmy Mr 8: Mrs Bernard Hogyo Mr 8: Mrs Joseph Hogya Robert Horvath MfSgt Robert G Hadden lohn Honxck Mr 8: Mrs Franklm Hannoch r Mr Sl Mrs Anthony Stephen Halata Nancv lou Huff Mrs Esther Hazell Mrs Jeanette G Howard Mr 8: Mrs J Holon Helen Holon Mr Bc Mrs Davnd Herman Mr 8: Mrs F Helmer Mr 8: Mrs Geo E Hadden J IOI , J . u il 'J' . 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