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

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THE CLASS DF NINETEEN FORTY SEVEN EDWARD PLEWA 64 SMULLEN STREET SAYREVILLE Eddie' Science, Photography, Language To Join the Navy and See the World is Eddie's ambition. But before he does, he wants to hove a good time, which to him means hunting, fishing, and watching football games. An avid mystery fan, he never misses reading the latest Whodunits. RUTH PRUSACZYK 16 PULASKI AVENUE SAYREVILLE Practical Math, Handicraft, Twirling Ruth, our attractive, high strutting majorette enjoys such outdoor sports as swimming and ice-skating, while her favorite indoor pastimes are dancing and reading. Her sense of humor has made her popular all through her four years of high school. One of her few complaints is too much homework. DOLORES ROSKOWSKI 27 CHURCH STREET SAYREVILLE Ros Bomberettes, Band, Glee, Science, Latin, Library, Year- book Ros is not only one of the musical members of the Senior Class but also one of the artistfcolly talented. She has taken part in all band activities and has worked hard as decoration chairman for most class affairs. Ros plans to go to college. JULIA RZUCEK 286 MacARTHUR AVENUE SAYREVILLE ’’Jul Mathematics, Library, Home Economics, Sub Deb If you see a blonde whizzing by in a convertible, you'll know that's Jul. Besides visiting in Princeton, she likes baskelball, baseball, and dancing. Conceited people do not rate very high with her. After graduation we may find Jul a happy housewife. 28

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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

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IRENE SADOWSKI I EAST KUPSCH STREET SAYREVILLE Sadosk Library, Sub Deb, Home Economics Zooming through the air seems to give Sadosk quite o thrill because her ambition is to be on air hostess. She thrives on hamburgers and cokes, but keeps her weight down by swimming, skating, and dancing. Movies ond homework ore nonessential to her. PETER SAMUEL 47 BROOKSIDE AVENUE SAYREVILLE Pete Football, Dancing, Junior Class (Treasurer) Pete and masculine clas..mates seem to agree that sports and gi'ls a e quite important, but too much home- work during the week keeps him from enjoying both, es- pecially the latter. As might be guessed, his -favorite pcs'ime is wolfing. With a personable smile, he charms cl members of the fair sex very easily. MARY JANE SCHEID 441 MAIN STREET SAYREVILLE Scheido Cheerleader, Echo-Lites, Band, Glee, Senior Play, Year- book That's not my name is a familiar phrase around the school, but Mary Jane is slowly becoming resigned to the sound of Scheido. She may be heard propound- ing her views at any time. Her time is mainly spent in reading, swimming, bicycle riding, and, last but not least, eating. EDWARD SCHMIDT 29 HARRISON STREET PARLIN Smitty Echo-Lites, Student Council, Science (Vice-President), Bi- ology, Chef This way, please, Madam. it's fortunate that Smitty enjoys movies, because he sees enough of them in his work as a theatre usher. He's very active and full of fun in school, and during vocations and holidays he likes to hunt and fish. He a:piros to be a mechanical engineer. THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY SEVEN 29