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

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DONALD SICA 138 Main Street Sayreville Newspaper, Student Council, Language, Air Navigation (Vice-President), Senior Class (President), Yearbook, Senior Play. Don, one of the most active boys in the class, is the sports writer of the Echo-Lites and Quovadis. His fine record of attending all games is unique. The $64 question is, How can Sica do so much? He also has a girl. FRED SKURKA 13 MacArthur Avenue Sayreville Air Navigation, Photography, Radio. Fritz is the lad who has enlivened many an assembly program with his accordion selections. He is an active member of the Radio Club. Outside of these interests, Fritz's favorite pastime is studying and building gas model airplanes. We like his brisk, business-like tone of voice. JANET SMIGLESKY 21 Journee Mill Road Sayreville Sub-deb, Home Economics (President), Cheerleaders, Yearbook, Office Practice. T-E-A-M- sounds like Janet cheering our players on to victory. Making the cheering squad was her biggest thrill. Soon after her arrival in her sophomore year she became popular with everyone. Chick is a commercial student and is preparing for a career as a typist. ANN SOBERANSKI William Street Old Bridge Twirlers, All State Chorus, Glee, Etiquette, Homemakers, Yearbook, Office Practice, Student Council, Senior Class (T reasurer). Ann is Sayreville High's attractive, high-strutting drum majorette. She is also probably the only actress who ever played two roles simultaneously—the mother in Ever Since Eve and the heroine in The Case of the Stolen Bookcase. 28

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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

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THERESA STREK 122 Main Street Sayreville Library (Secretary), Basketball (Secretary), Student Coun- cil, Echo-Lites (Editor), Yearbook (Editor), Leaders, Com- mercial, Dramatic, Glee, Sophomore and Senior Class (Secretary). The versatile miss of '48 is our Taffy. As a basket- ball player she's tops, as a journalist she's tops, as a class executive she's tops, as a secretary she's tops. Terry, you're tops with us too! EVELYN SUGRUE 1 99 Main Street Sayreville Echo-Lites, Library, Handicraft, Sub-deb, Yearbook, Junior Treasurer. Motorcycles! This exclamation accompanied by the scraping of a chair, describes Honey's frequent trips to the window. Although any motorcycle is enough to raise her blood pressure. Honey's favorite is bright red with chrome trimming. She hasn't settled down long enough to make future plans. BERNICE SWIDERSKI 1 9 East Kupsch Street Sayreville Etiquette, Yearbook, Office Practice, Homemakers. Hey, wait! Smile, Please! Thank You! Rain, snow, or sunshine finds Bonnie with her camera. Her willingness to help and her friendliness have won her mani friends. Bonnie loves all sports, and in the past four years she has not missed a game, whether it be football, basketball, or baseball. WALTER SWIDERSKI 20 Quaid Street Sayreville Science, Football, Basketball. Football and basketball seasons found Sonny spark- ing the team to victory. Sports and the Yankees are his main interests. When not at the Subway with Hank, Sonny spends his time listening to Guy Lombardo. Maybe this accounts for his knowing all the current song hits. Ambition—the Navy or college. 29