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

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MARGARET FRITZ “Marge” Vice-President 3, Yearbook, Minstrel 2, Glee Club 1,2,4, Basketball Student Council 3. Who’s the gal behind that big Marine pin? Marge—and she is absolutely faithful, too, Eh, Homer? One thing we give her credit for is that “the big affair” didn’t interfere with her keeping her marks high. Usually quiet, when Marge’s Irish temper gets up—things fly. Definitely irresistable to S.H.S. wolves, we now choose Marge the “Swoon Queen of this class!” THEODORE GALIBEDES “Teddy” Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4. It’s the Dodgers—they’ll win- Base- ball is wonderful and those Dodgers— eh, Teddy? Basketball is another fav- orite with Ted. He played so well on the Jay-Vees that he was promoted to the varsity (to sit third from the end on the bench!) Everyone has seen an end table (handmade in shop!) followed by'dark complected, constantly grinning Ted GEORGE FROSS ‘Birpie” Band 1,2,3,4, Varsity Show. Um-pah, Um-pah, Um-pah—don’t run —it’s just George blowing the tuba in the band. Such a little boy to carry such a big load on his shoulders! There was a time when the word “bashful” might have been used to de- scribe this lad, but, since he has been driving—Ow-ooo, Ow-ooo!

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MARIE ELLISON “Dolly” 'Glee Club 4, Typing Club 2. If you ever see a chugging, wheezing, green, 1938 Plymouth crowded to the doors, you’ll know it’s Dolly transport- ing the members of the “Bedroom Choir.” Marie is a fun-loving, happy-go-lucky senior. “Do I worry about home work? Never! And she doesn’t. FRANCIS FABISZEWSKI “Fabby” Victory Corps 3. Yes Frank’s here. Over in the corner —way over there! One of his outstand- ing characteristics is his desire “to be alone,” unless, of course, there’s a female around. For four years, Frank has worked hard and maintained high marks —in Math especially. All the boys in S.H.S. envy Frank, his wave, but not the hours of preparation he puts into it! KATHRYN FRENCH “Kaye” Cheerleaders 2,3,4, Minstrels 1,2,3, Newspaper 1,2, Bowling Club 2, Dra- matic Club 2 Student Council 2, Danc- ing Club 1, Class Treasurer 1. Was that Marine cute! and that Buick! You can bet that’s Kate sizing ’em up. She has plenty of male company and her love affairs are fast and furious. Bubbling over with energy, Kate has made a very attractive cheerleader and she is mighty proud of that three-year stripe. School work was always easy for Kate and as for ability to study on a few hours’ sleep, Kate takes the lead by far! M

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JOHN GAVRON “Pidge” Dancing 1, Science 1. Gavron—Studious, industrious, well- behaved and well-mannered. Those are adjectives not to be used lightly or care- lessly—we don’t. John especially en- joys working in the Shop. Of all things, he raises pigeons. How do you train them to find their way home? For John, girls don’t exist. He and Bill are a steady “two-some.” DOROTHY GOMINGER “Dot” Newspaper 1,2,3, Yearbook, Dramatic Club 1,2, Basketball 4, Minstrel 1,2,3, Student Council 1,4, Glee Club 1,2. Don’t let Dot fool you. She is defi- nitely the exception to “the beautiful- but-dumb idea.” Along with being brainy—she has had her share of ad- mirers and crushes. We’re expecting big things of her and we know she’ll be alumna that S.H.S. will be proud of. Check? Check! CHARLES GRABOWSKI “Casey” Mat Club 1, Minstrel 2,3, Industrial Arts Club 2,3, Science Club 2. Every day about 8:48V2 a.m. you can see “Peanuts” leisurely strolling out of his home as though he had all the time in the world. Thanks to “Casey” and his hidden humor the Industrial Arts boys have kept up to date on the latest jokes.