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

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GUIDANCE COUNSELLORS Mrs. Catherine Prevoznak, Miss Roe Goldstein and Mrs. Cecelia Stess answer queries of college prep students Constance Kelly, Roberia Krolick and Georgette Bekis. are laid forward steps. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT. Up-to-the-minute information and expert advice are ours for the asking through the Guidance Department. Our counselors are ready to help us solve problems that arise in our daily school life, to advise us in our choice of the college that will best fit us for our future work, or to assist us in securing jobs suitable to our interests and abilities. Conferences, meetings, and field trips to business concerns aid us in the selection of careers that will bring us returns in success and happiness. Edward Herbert LL.B., M.Ed. Director, Guidance and Special Services Von V. Roseboro, Jr. M.Ed. Head Counselor Adviser, Junior Class Henrietta Herbert M.Ed. Placement Counselor Adviser, Freshman and Sophomore Boys On leave Cecelia Stess M.Ed. Adviser, Freshman and Sophomore Boys VARIED DUTIES occupy the time and attention of Guidance Office workers Marie Martin, Geraldine Orosz, Ellen Duschock and Dorothea Nesley. Frances Catelli Dorothy P. Mandica

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Margaret L. Crockett M.A. Dean of Girls Adviser National Honor Society ON THEIR WAY! Attendance officers Floyd Baumgarten, Oscar Anderson, chief officer, John Godlesky, and John Brooks start out on their daily tour. foundations for our Tillie Cheuse Clerk Rose S. Poliak Clerk STUDENT WORKERS Charlotte Golub, Lois Basson and Patricia Homusiak keep attendance files up to date. ATTENDANCE DEPARTMENT. In these days of swiftly moving events and split-second timing, punctuality is a must for us all. If, in our formative years, we have learned the lessons of promptness and regularity taught by the Attendance Department, our adult life will run smoothly. Used to organizing our time to best advantage, we can look forward to accomplishing all the important tasks that we set ourselves and still find leisure hours to devote to the many new interests and hobbies the future is bound to provide. ATTENDANCE OFFICE AIDES Carol Niemiera, Pamela Jorgensen and Emily Scharer help Miss Crokett prepare the absentee list. 14

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Arthur A. Wolpin B.S., LL.B. Department Head Tena Foss B.S. Charles J. Bodo B.A. Adviser Town Meeting Club Rae B. Goldstein M.A. Adviser, Junior and Senior Girls Senior Council Jacob D. Deutsche LL.B., M.A. Lydia Oksen B.S.Ed. UNITED NATIONS REPRESENTATIVES Richard Seamon, Susan Papp, Loretta Rothman, Vincent Hurley, William Nemeth and John Schantz settle the world's affairs. WHAT'S NEW IN THE NEWS? Frances Bonarrigo, Carolyn Cap, Vendel Matis, Brian Daly and Cliff Knudsen wonder. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT. Against the background of the past, in the light shed by events that have shaped the present, we study the living story of history as it unfolds. We are taught to view the current scene objectively, without prejudice, seeking out the facts from which to draw logical conclusions. In our Town Meeting Club and the recently organized Foreign Policy Study Group, as we examine together issues that must be resolved, we realize the ever-increasing necessity for sound thinking on the part of our political leaders and the voters of America. Elsie Perlin M.S. Adviser, Foreign Policy Club Joseph Reznichak B.S.Ed. Head Coach, Football Von V. Roseboro, Jr. M.Ed. Head Counselor Adviser, Junior Class