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

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Mechanical drawing students J. Hospidor, C. Kocharzek, E. Marczi, J. Novat, G. Miller, P. Sottilaro work under the guidance of Mr. Henry Dane. George A. Seaman, B.S.Ed. Henry W. Dane, M.Ed. Head of Department Coach, Jay Vee Baseball, Supervisor Manual Arts and Jay Vee Football Skit and intjenuitu Our do-it-yourself” talents find ample room for expression in the Manual Arts classes. Here we create a wide variety of useful and decorative furnishings in wood and metal that reflect our skill and ingenuity. From our own print shop comes all the printed material used in our city school system. The well-illustrated pages of our Periscope and Halls of Ivy show clearly the hiqh calibre work of our photographers. At the comple- tion of our courses we are well fitted to enter the industrial world as trained craftsmen. Albert M. Huntress David Lapp, M.Ed. R. Fedor prints up basketball schedules. Vietor Wisner, B.S. in Forestry Thomas J. Patten Adviser, Biology Club, Periscope, and Halls of Ivy 18

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practical experience (j iueS uA Aei -conj i den ce. D. Axon, J. Rossi, V. Rizzi, A. Vollman, V. Melnick learn to operate business machines. Private enterprise in businesses large and small is one of the foundation stones of American life. The superior training we receive in the Business Education department will enable us to take full advantage of our freedom of opportunity. Here we develop the skills that will make us capable secretaries or typists, bookkeepers or office machine operators. We acquire social poise and tact, and the ability to adjust to new situations. We leave PAHS secure in the knowledge that we are well equipped to face the challenges of the business world. Business students Ziclc, Schuler. Palwer, Panicle, Volosin, Phillips, Benesh, Panek, Mozolic, and Boro- wick start off for a visit to the California Oil Co. Ada B. Cameron, M.Ed. Head of Department Helen Behme, B.S.Ed. Sylvia S. Clawans, B.C.S.Ed. Leon M. Goldsmith, M.Ed. Stephen Halata, M.Ed. [Martin Jacobsen, B.S.Ed. Regina D. Lind, B.S.Ed. Adviser, Secretaries of Tomorrow Agnes Mooney, M.Ed. Sylvia S. Silverman, B.S.Ed. Veronica V. Smith, M.Ed. Adviser, Junior Business Leaders

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our country J proyreSS S. Drahos. V. Wilgus, C. Asprccolas, and G. Kaczmarek work out a project in costume design. In rooms 119 and 120 the whir of sewing machines mingles with lively discussion of fashion trends. Deft snips of the scissors, a pin here, a stitch there, and voila ... a creation with the look of Paris about it. And right next door, we find the source of those delightful aromas that make us wish the D. S. students would invite us in to taste. The pattern of work in the Home Economics Department leads to worthwhile accomplishments. W. Gorzkowski and D. Brooks label home- canned products in the D. S. room. 19 Marie B. Conrow, A.M. Head of Department Pearle Peterson, B.S. Supervisor, Home Economics Adviser, Sugar Bowl Club Felice Picker, M.Ed. Leila M. Schwartz, B.S. Adviser, Future Homemakers Adviser, Future Homemakers of America of America