Sayreville War Memorial High School - Quo Vadis Yearbook (Parlin, NJ)

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ELAINE LASCO Dramatic Club I; Art Club I; Student Comiui 3; Newspaper, Yearbook; Typing Club 2. Elaine is the master mind of wit. She can keep you laughing until it hurts. No wonder there arc so many cheerful faces in Sayreville High School. The essence of her character is To have a friend you must be on? first . MARGARET LASKO Twirlers Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Year- book; Typing Club 2; Mat Club 1. Marge is our drum majorette. Her colorful appearance at the head of the band has made our hearts fill with pride. Right now she seems to have captured the heart of a certain football player by the name of John. BETTY LINN Newspaper 1; Latin Club 1; Yearbook; Boot and Spur Club; Dramatic Club 1, 2. Smartest girl in the senior class that's Betty. Betty doesn't say much in class but her knowledge shows up in the quiz tests. Betty’s ambition is to be a Swarthmore grad uatc. We don't see anything to stop you Betty.

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HENRY GOSTKOWSKI Mat Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Heno always bashful, always shy, is noted for his brown curly hair. Henry is one of the Hilltop Boys who spends his evenings at billiards and harmonizing. He is noted for his gymnastic ability. LOUIS HOFFMAN Band 1, 2, 3 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2; French Club 1. Underclassman Louis was only an average boy. But in his senior year his size reached gigantic proportions, both in height and in wit. We now congratulate Louis upon his attainment of the highest Scout goal—the winning of the Eagle Scout award. JOHN KEEGAN Baseball I; Football 4. John is one of our strong athletic boys w'ho helped lead our football team through a vic- torious season. A smashing, bucking, full- back, he was varsity all season. He is usually found around 27 Chiirch Street and he isn’t looking for Vic.

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 JOHN KLEIN Hand I, 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Vice Presi- dent Student Council 1. ‘'Johnnie veteran of the school band spends all his spare time practicing on his clarinet. Someday he will come back to teach music at good old S. H. S. John is an ardent chem- ist. His tough beard is what probably attracts the girls. .WILLIAM KOLB Beba is entitled to a free membership in Fender Busters A. C. and he offers as evi- dence the conditions of his 37 Pontiac. He is very popular with the girls and is often seen traveling to various sections of the town. A {tyMh CHARLES KOSIEK Mat Club 2. Zeke has the distinction of being one of the few senior boys to have been a steady member of the honor roll. A hard worker, Zeke is interested in mechanics. Zeke is the best bowler in the senior class.