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

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THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY SEVEN STANLEY GLINSKI 30 JACOBSEN STREET SAYREVILLE Stash Echo-Lites, Language, Photography (Treasurer), Science, Basketball, Baseball, Yearbook (Art Editor) 'Stash is one of those few people who can appre- ciate corny jokes. His shy smile and wonderful school spirit have brought him mony friends. When Stan relaxes he delights his neighbors with renditions of hillbilly songs. His artistic tolent should be a great help in his career as c sports cartoonist. ELAINE GOMINGER 186 WESSCO STREET SOUTH AMBOY Lainie Science, Library, Glee, French and Latin (Secretary), Basketball, Freshman (Vice-President), Cheerleaders This peppy cheerleader is seldcm seen with a frown- ing face. Besides laughing, her chief delights are dancing, soda jerking, playing the piano, ond walking. (Alone, 'Lainie''?) Her main dislikes are discourteous people and two plaids. She will surely succeed in her desire tc make someone happy. MARGARET GORMAN 7 MacARTHUR AVENUE SAYREVILLE Marge Library, Home Economics, Sub Deb, Echo-Lites “Did you hear the latest joke? That's Marge shout- ing down the hall to one of the gang. There's never a dull moment when Marge is around. She's full of fun and keeps everyone happy. She would like to be a laboratory assistont some day. CLARA GOSTKOWSKI 14 WALLING STREET SAYREVILLE Bomberettes, Sewing, Sub Deb, Glee, Echo-Lites, Year- book A member of the commercial group, Clara hopes to become a good secretary. Her favorite sport is football, ond at all the games she tries to keep up the boys' morale by her loud cheering. Everyone admires Clara's unselfishness and courtesy. 20

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RUTH DIETSCH EDWARD DOMINIK DEERFIELD ROAD SAYREVILLE Math, Sewing (Secretary), Band, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion Shy Ruth is definitely the domestic type. This senior is very seldom heard except when she's at a football game, blowing her saxophone and rooting for the team. Like many quiet people, she enjoys such pastimes os read- ing, sewing, and listening to the radio. DOROTHEA DUFFORD 40 LIBERTY STREET MORGAN Glee, Twirling, Math, Bomberettes, Library, Sub Deb, Yearbook Duff, a usually quiet senior, will always remember the time she had to sing Pistol Packin' Mama during the Freshman initiation. Dancing and swimming are her fa- vorite sports. Her chief likes are mystery stories and red heads. (We wonder why.) We all wish her luck in be- coming an efficient secretory. THE CLASS OF IVIN 35 HART STREET SAYREVILLE Ed'1 Photography, Science, Math, Biology Ed s ambition is a lofty one: he wants to be a big 'eague baseball olayer. Stuck-up females are his chief qripe, but he generally likes the girls at Sayreville High. The memory of his first few exciting days at S.H.S. will olwoys be vivid. ANASTASIA GALEBIDES LIBERTY STREET MORGAN Sis Glee, Library, Bomberettes, Sub Deb, Yearbook Kill the umpire, and Sis is in hearty agreement with the crowd from Brooklyn. Her first love is Dem Bums, the Dodgers. Both Stasia and her classmates will keep a very humorous memory of her rendition of Pistol Packin' Mama during her freshman initiation. ETEEN FORTY SEVEN 19

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FRANK GRABOWSKI 67 WASHINGTON ROAD SAYREVILLE Photography, Science, Chess Frank, one of the silent type, likes baseball, bowling, and women. When he finishes high school, he plans to continue his studies. His only complaint, after four years, is playing volley boll in P.T. His first few weeks os a scared Freshman will remoin an everlasting memory. RUSSELL HAHN 39 DANE STREET SAYREVILLE Russ Chess, Photography, General Science How mony ducks did you get, Russ? One such simple question and he s off on his favorite subject. He gripes about homework, which he seldom bothers doing in hunting season, because right after school, Russ is off to the woods with his gun. He aspires to be a mechanic EDWARD HELPA BROOKSIDE AVENUE SAYREVILLE Eddie Baseball Eddie is that shy ex-G.I. all the girls rave about. Unfortunately he isn't quite content with Sayreville and, therefore, likes to travel, visiting places of interest. He has a keen interest in all sports, but baseball ranks high- est. As a Jay-Vee pitcher he once twirled a no-hitter against Woodbridge. JOSEPH HOLDA 79 BOEHMHURST AVENUE SAYREVILLE Spots General Science, Biology Spots” is one of the quiet members of the class, yet he is always willing to help out when needed. He likes to sleep and loaf but not to study. A trip around the world is what he wishes for. THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FDHTY SEVEN 21