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

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John Molnyic makes a suggestion to Robert Kish who is drawing with a T-square and tri- angle. Richard Hrehowsik, Manuel Santos, Joseph Mercurio, Anthony Schiavino, Ro- savio Bello, and Peter Christodoulou listen intently to Mr. Patten's explanatio of a printing project. Manual Arts Department Manual Arts students learn to put their talents to prac- tical use. In the woodwork and metalwork shops, they design and make home furnishings. Pupils taking printing supply the entire city school system with forms, booklets, and pos- ters. Apt draftsmen are trained in mechanical drawing classes. Student photographers take and develop pictures for the Halls of Ivy and Periscope. The boys master techniques valuable either to skilled craftsmen or to hobbyists. A lathe rounds a part of the lamp that Dennis McKeon is making. George A. Seaman B.S.Ed. Department Head Supervisor, Manual Arts Henry W. Dane M.Ed. Coach, Jay Vee Baseball, Jay Vee Football Albert M. Huntress David Lapp Thomas J. Patten M.Ed. 23

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Marie B. Conrow A.M. Department Head Supervisor, Household Arts Evangeline Darago B.S. Adviser, Future Homemakers of America Pearle Peterson B.S. Adviser, Sugar Bowl Club Felice Picker M.Ed. Adviser, Future Homemakers of America Household Arts Department Lois Check leaves her own work to mark a hem for Judy Yurina. After high school, most of our paths will eventually lead to marriage. To prepare us for domestic life, a course in Family Living teaches the principles of child care and money management. In Foods and Nutrition, both boys and girls learn to plan and cook delicious, vitamin-packed meals. At the Annual Home Economics Fashion Show, clothing students model the fashions they have created during the year. Capability in the House- hold Arts will help us to achieve efficient methods of homemaking. Phil Pietraski and Joe Paloehko show that boys can be skill- ful at cooking too. Barbara Buickerood checks the temperature required for the muffins Alberta Cherris is putting into the stove, while Chrystel Fofrich samples their cooking.

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Th« flutes and piccolo, played by Wil- liam Sarancxalc, Joyce Lattal, and Vir- ginia Moravek, add a lilt to our orchestra music. Music Department Harmony is contributed to our design by the Music Department. Our assembly programs are en- livened by the rhythmic selections of the swing band and orchestra, the tuneful melodies of the glee clubs and selective chorus. The band leads us to victory on the football field. Highlighting the school year are the Christmas pro- gram, the Winter Band Concert, and the Cavalcade of Music. The presentations at graduation round out the pattern of our high school days. John R. Janderup B.S.Ed. Band, Orchestra, Swing Band Carol Randle, one of our most outstanding vocal- ists, shares her music with the rest of the school. Judy Clark and Carol Heiselberg serve capably as accompanists of the choral groups. John V. Seaman A.M. Adviser, Keyboard, Glee, Record Collectors' clubs Augusta E. Oksen B.S. Department Head Director, Music Education Alex Hudak B.S.Ed. Band, Orchestra Adviser, Twirlers