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

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THE CLASS DF NINETEEN FORTY SEVEN ROBERT MYTNICK 13 OUTLOOK AVENUE PARLIN Doilcy Football, Basketball, Baseball, Science Doiky, an all-round athlete, likes all sports but con- siders baseboll his favorite. He dislikes homework of any kind and his favorite pastime is loafing. Bob regards the hours in detention holl as the most memorable event in high school. Doiky's ambition is to get an easy job. JOHN NEWTON 49 DANE STREET SAYREVILLE Jack Science, Home Economics, Latin, Air Navigation, Senior Play In his sophomore year Jack was chosen as one of the most cheerful students in the school. He is seldom seen without his mischievous grin except, perhaps, in homeroom periods or detention hall. His favorite topics of conversation are fishing, hunting and girls. JOSEPH J. NICEWICZ 38 EAST KUPSCH STREET SAYREVILLE Joe Baseball, Basketball, Football (Manager), Science, Bi- ology, Photography (President) We're out to win, says Joe, manager of our great undefeoted football team, giving the fellows o pep talk. Although Joe's main interest is sports, it does not inter- fere with his whistling at the pretty girls passing by. Loafing is his chief ambition in life. RUTHANN NUGENT ERNSTON ROAD OLD BRIDGE Nuggit Glee, Math, Girls' Athletic Association, Home Econom- ics, Freshman Class (Secretary) Who is the petite, dark beauty who has often been seen leaving school on a motorcycle? Could it be Ruth, our little Nuggit from Old Bridge? Ruth's vocational choice is nursing. We can see quite a few blood oressures going up already. 26

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FRANK MARCINCZYK 45 LAUREL STREET SOUTH AMBOY Student Council (President), Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball (Manager), Chess, Photography (Vice-President), Junior Class (Vice-President) Frankie has definite ideas about people. He likes them sociable. Though he enjoys loafing, this senior has been one of the most spirited workers of his class. Frank will be remembered for the laughs he provoked as the detective in the senior ploy. THERESA MOKRZYCKI 10 JAMES STREET SAYREVILLE Terry'' Glee, Library, Newspaper, (Business Manager) Yearbook, Science, Girls' Athletic Association Terry is one of those people who is always there when you need her. She is a steady and willing worker but always enjoys a good time, particularly dancing. An avid sports fan, she seldom misses a game. Her aim is to be a private secretary. JEAN LOUISE McNUTT 593 MAIN STREET SAYREVILLE Mac Band, Senior Play, Chess, Library, Yearbook, Echo-L'tes Senior Class (Treasurer), Girls’ Athletic Association You don't have to folk to Mac long before you fine yourself in gales of laughter. One of ’he giggling Big Three, Jean has a good humor that is catching. She looks forward to college and becoming a kindeigarter teacher. CHRISTINE MOSKAL 22 VINEYARD AVENUE MORGAN Chris Glee, Math, Twirling, Sub Deb Cheerful Chris enjoys sitting in class with her shoes off. She likes sports and is very active, especially in the twirlers. If ycu're wondering who the giggling foursome is during lunch period, it's most likely to be Christine and her friends discussing the conquests of the evenina be- fore THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY SEVEN 25

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WALTER OLENDER 164 PULASKI AVENUE SAYREVILLE Shorty Science, Football There are very few sports that don't interest Shorty, but football is just about tops on the list. As captain of +he 1946 undefeated Bomber team, he earned a wonder- ful reputation on the gridiron. He hopes to moke a career of building projects of wood and metal. CECELIA MARIE PERO 255 OAK STREET SOUTH AMBOY Gee-Gee Math, Twirling, Home Economics, Sub Deb Where there are parties, people, and fun you are bound to find Gee-Gee. The sports she likes best are swimming and horseback riding. Having a good 'lime is her favorite pastime. As her chief goal in life she chooses haopiness. MARION PEKARSKI 561 MAIN STREET SAYREVILLE Rhea Home Economics, Sub Deb, Yearbook Marion puts all her energy into her love for cars, preferably convertibles. Homework, so far down on her list, is barely visible. When Marion was asked for her ambition, she replied. I shall get a good job and earn enough money to buy a cor. MARION PETERSON 26 LITTLE BROADWAY SAYREVILLE Pete Library, Handicraft, Student Council, Yearbook Dancing sw:mming, b ke riding, reading, movies— Gosh, Pete, don’t you ever get tired? She has been on active Girl Scout for years and is very talented in handi- craft ond art. Her ability to make friends easily will help her to achieve success in office work. THE CLASS DF NINETEEN FORTY SEVEN 27