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

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FLORENCE ROGINSKI 22 Idlewild Avenue Sayreville Home Economics, Sub-deb, Yearbook. Flip, one of the most cheerful girls in the senior class, enjoys dancing, seeing an exciting football game, and listening to sentimental music. Conceited people do not rate with her and gossip is her chief dislike. We wish Flip luck in her ambition to be a receptionist. FLORENCE ROJEWSKI 28 Boehmhurst Avenue Sayreville Radio, Sub-deb, Yeorbook. Where Flo is, there also is Ed. S.H.S. would be surprised not to see these two together in the halls. Watching any kind of sport is one of her favorite pas- times. The principal worry in her life is examinations. Her future ambition is to be a good wife for Ed. EDWARD SAMUEL 47 Brookside Avenue Sayreville Photography, Football, Student Council, Radio, Baseball, Freshman and Sophomore Class (President). Sammy's main interest, other than Flo, is sports, especially football. As captain of the football team he enlivened the gridiron with his speed of foot. Snapping pictures is Eddy's hobby. Chief dislike?—homework on which he comments no time. Why not, Ed? IRENE SANTANELLO 14 William Street Sayreville Etiquette, Art, Home Economics, Yearbook, Office Prac- tice. Dolly is the girl with a smile for everyone. Rain or shine she always manages to maintain a cheerful dispo- sition. Collecting and writing poetry take up much of her leisure moments. Dolly enjoys dancing to the rhumba music of Desi Arnez. To become a private secretary is her aim. 26

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RICHARD PAVLIK Sayreville 3 Bright Street Band. Dick is the accordion playing member of the Blue Boys, the Korn Kobblers of Lower Sayreville. He has been a clarinetist in the high school band for four years. The only thing for which Dick will set aside his music is apple pie. Success to you in your job as mechanic. RAYMOND PODBELSKI 15 Walling Street Sayreville Science, Dancing, Chef (Treasurer), Student Council, Yearbook, Sophomore Class (Treasurer), Senior Play. When there is something to be done you can count on Ray to volunteer his services. Although one of the quiet seniors, Ray was an active member in extra-curri cular activities. Going to dances is his chief pastime. Luck in the future, Ray! CHARLES PRUSIK 8 Smith Street Sayreville Band, Radio Club (President) Photography, Senior Play, Y earbook. Charles, sometimes known as Candid Charlie, is one of our most active cameramen. He has a great gift of gab and likes a good joke. A lover of good music, Chcjtlie never misses a top-rate musical show. He plans to enter a school of engineering in September. EDWARD PYTEL 56 Dolan Street Sayreville Science, Air Navigation, Radio, Baseball, Student Council. Ed is a brilliant member of our class. He is usually quiet and studious. We nominate him the regular guy of '48. When it comes to doing math, Ed's a wizard. After graduation he plans to enter college and study electrical engineering. We wish him lots of luck. 25

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ALFRED SCHMIDT R.F.D. No. 1 State Highway 33 Sayreville Photography. The school bus is late again and Alfred can be seen rushing into Room 3. Al entered S. H. S. as a Junior. He is one of our favorite seniors, friendly, fun-loving., helpful, and sincere. Evenings find Al setting up pins at the bowling alleys. Success to you, Al, in whatever you undertake. DOROTHY SCHMITT 210 Washington Road Sayreville Cheerleaders, Language, Newspaper, Yearbook, Studen? Council (President), Leaders, Basketball, Senior Play. Dot deserves an orchid for her capable performance in the Senior Play. As a cheerleader she was a familiar gal at all athletic events. Dancing and football are her chief delights. Whenever there is something to be done, Dot can be depended on. RICHARD SERVIS 485 South Pine Avenue South Amboy Air Navigation, Radio, Yearbook, Basketball (Manager), Senior Play, Senior Class (Vice-President). Dick's Thespian ability, illustrated in his presenta- tion of Johnny Clover in Senior Play, deserves applause and congratulations. A Dodger fan, he is loud in his praises of dem Bums. Dick hopes to continue his edu- cation but has not selected his vocation. EDWARD SHYMANSKI William Street Old Bridge Woodworking. Although Ed seems quiet around the halls, he may be heard very clearly after three o'clock with his new car. Ed enjoys swimming, boating, hunting, and fishing, the latter two being his main hobbies. He hasn't decided definitely yet whether he will be a millwright or a game warden. 27