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

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JOSEPH BAIST College Prep Latin: 1; Mat: 3; Chefs: 4; Senior Class President. An experienced bowler .... likes swimming and baseball .... enjoys jokes .... an artist in the kitchen .... very sociable fellow His philosophy: Let us live so that when we die even the undertaker will be sorry! JOSEPHINE BIELAK Secretarial Home Economics: 1; Bomberettes: 2; Junior Commercial: 3; Senior Commercial: 4; Library: 4. Jo is the smallest Senior .... never worries about homework . . .Perry Como tops Jo'3 list of favorites .... always at football, basket- ball games and school dances .... Jo thinks Law is silly .... dislikes getting up to go to school on cold wintry days .... plans to be a receptionist for a dentist .... we know you'll succeed. ■■b JOHN BUCZEK General Class President: 1; Latin: 1; Basketball: 3, 4; Chefs: 4. Johnny is one of our tallest Senior Boys likes all sports, especially basketball .... can sink a ball with little effort .... is seen at all S. H. S. dances .... chief dislike is homework, consequently, he rarely does any .... no special ambition but like Old Man River, he'll just keep rollin' along. 18

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 SAYREVILLE HIGH SCHOOL DANE STREET SAYREVILLE, NEW JERSEY March 15, 194b Fellow Classmates: At last we face the achievement of one of our major objectives - graduation. This, for us, is only the beginning; there are even higher and more inclusive goals to be fixed in our minds. It is upon the future that our eyes should be cast because it is to us, the future citizens, that the world looks. Lien from all walks of life look upon us with interest, since it is from our ranks that the leaders of tomorrow will come. This is a grave responsibility. Therefore, the standards we set should be high - never be satisfied, try to build better men, and try to perform greater deeds. A desire to serve our country and ourselves in any way best suited to our capabilities should be primary. The world we make should insure life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all men. Then, indeed, we shall know Q,uovadis. Very sincerely 17

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DOROTHY DAVID Secretarial Home Economics: 1; Junior Commercial: 3; Senior Commercial: 4. Dancing, swimming, and football games rate her chief enjoyments .... likes tomato pie watch your figure, Dotty .... in Junior year voted prettiest girl in school .... dislikes classical music and sewing .... wants to be a nurse or secretary .... fond of Bing but crazy about Sinatra. RAMONA DEL PERCIO Secretarial Home Economics: 1; Junior Commercial: 3; Dramatics: 4; Junior Play: 3; Yearbook Staff: 4. Always cheerful and gay .... keeps our classes in stitches with her sense of humor good at telling fortunes, practiced at our Junior Prom .... elected the most cheerful student in Junior Year .... admires Greer Garson . . . . wants to be an actress .... with Mona's push and talent she may get her wish. ROSEMARY DENBY College Prep Glee Club: 1; Chefs: 3; Varsity Show: 3; Sub- Deb: 4. Rose is always ready to help with any pro- ject the Seniors undertake .... loves sports .... can be seen in the cheering section at every game .... dancing is another like .... also sailors .... Main ambition—Laboratory technician. 19