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

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Stanley Rosen Litt.B. Adviser, Tumbling Swimming clubs Intramural Basketball League Arnita Kozusko M.A. Adviser, Girls' Varsity Dance clubs Extracurricular Point Committee HOOPIN' IT UP, or is it down, girls? Elsie Oross and Eleanor Kovocs find plastic rings are good waist slimming gadgets. Stephen Salaky B.S.Ed. Adviser Boys' Varsity Club Coach, Football, Baseball PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Chin in, shoulders back—that's our style at Amboy High. Regular gym classes help to make us alert, to keep us in good physical trim. Intramural programs and after school sports provide us with thrilling moments and allow us to earn extracurricular points towards coveted PA letters. Our physical education work teaches us, too, the rules of good sportsmanship, teamwork, and clean competition. attitudes physical skills. TOPSY-TURVY is the only word fort Upper: Raymond Andrejcik, John Clancy, Larry Skouboe; Lower: John Gorzkowski, Stephen Kerchner. HEAVE-HOI Tug-o-war calls for strenuous effort on the part of both teams.

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Edythe M. Gallagher B.S.Ed. Department Head Adviser Junior Red Cross Junior Hospital Guild Junior Auxiliary Nurses George Dubin M.Ed. Assistant Coach, Football Baseball BUSY AS BEAVERS, Susan Howard, Dolores Batari and Joelle Estok fold bandages for the Perth Amboy General Hospital. HEALTH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. During our four years of high school we study every aspect of health education from elementary principles to courses in driver education, from accident prevention to advanced techniques in first aid. As we absorb theories and practices, we acquire the ability to react automatically to emergencies and to avoid mistakes. Above all, we learn to respect good health habits as essential to daily living. Sadie G. Maloney R.N. Walter Staniszewski B.S. Coach, J.V. Basketball J.V. Football GOOD POSTURE, as Barbara Pyonteck points out to Harry Hamburg, Marilyn Mikolai and the rest of the class, is dependent on many factors, particularly well-fitting shoes.

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Dorothea L. Ramsay Librarian Adviser, Library Club Marian Koyen Librarian Adviser, Library Club FILM STRIP VIEWER helps Maryann Druzsba and Carolyn Kreiger to select material for class project. Well prepared, into a LIBRARY. Novels? Biography? Reference volumes for that history project? The latest issue of Life? Our high school library can supply you with reading material of every sort imaginable. Courses in library science offered by our librarians in conjunction with English classes are designed to make us feel at home among books and to acquaint us with the vast resources for pleasure and enjoyment no further away than the nearest library. CURRENT MAGAZINES are checked over and put in their binders by Michael Toomey and Dennis Shorthouse. NEW BOOKS must be processed before being circulated as Carol Spiritoso, Arleen Thorik, Betty Mance, Joyce Carlson and Loretta Ross can tell you.