Halls of Ivy Cafeteria Murals

Halls of Ivy 

Circa 1935

 

 

 

The Art Students were under the direction and supervision of 

1937 PAHS High School Periscope

Photos of the Cafeteria

Courtesy of Perth Amboy Public Library 

Article is from 

Perth Amboy Evening News 

250th Anniversary Supplement 

1684-1934

Perth Amboy, New Jersey 

Monday, June 11, 1934

Booster (High School) Buttons

 

One thing that Perth Amboy’s town folks never lack; was Spirit! Ever since the start of time we had had Spirit and Pride!

Now, being a little bias, the Classes of ‘67 to ‘71 probably had the Most Spirit and Pride, just kidding folks. All Classes of PAHS had the Spirit.

Below is a number of “Booster” Buttons of my time in PAHS.

Long Live the “Halls of Ivy”

Of Course the Beloved “Booster Hat”

Besides Loving our PANTHER, Snoopy came in close second!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Class of 1971

Not only did we Come! We Conquered! Thanks for the Memories!!

Most of the Pins/Buttons were made in our own PAHS printing Class.

Perth Amboy High School Yearbooks - Part 2

We will begin with the 1950's

1952

 1955

 In 1956, they decided to change the name of the 

Yearbook from the "Periscope" to the

"Halls of Ivy"

Halls of Ivy 1960 

 1961

1962

1963 

In the years before 1964, the yearbooks were 

10 1/2 inches by 8 inches in size

In 1964/65, they grew in size to 

12 1/2 inches by 9 1/2. 

1965

 1967

Halls of Ivy and the Year are located on the spine

of the Yearbook

1970

 1974
 The picture reflects the last class (The Class of '75) to be in both the 

old "Halls of Ivy" and the new PAHS

1975
Thanks to Peggy Konopka Martinez
for the picture of the 1975 Yearbook Cover.

 1977 

In 1978, the yearbook went thru another name change. 

The Yearbook is now called "Reflections"

1985

100th Graduating Class 

The School We Love So Well

A Record Of It's Days.....

 1985 Supplement 

100 years of PAHS

My collection for now ends here.

Will continue to add other yearbooks when found.

Perth Amboy 100 years Ago -Part 1

Did you ever wonder what Perth Amboy looked 

like 100 years ago?

The next couple of blog posts we will be looking

at pages from a booklet

Perth Amboy, New Jersey, facts and figures 

concerning its rapid growth and unequalled advantages 

as a manufacturing center.

Copyright 1901 

Let's begin 

Click photos to enlarge

The New Perth Amboy 

Wonder what that object  is in the top center of the picture?

 

Population from 2010 census 

50,814 

 

 The Postal Business and Local Tonnage

Runyon? 

School No. 4

The Original PAHS without the additions

Wonder if these houses are still standing? 

TO BE CONTINUED