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

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I H E CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY NINE MARY HAHN 39 Dane Street Sayreville Sub-Deb, Biology, Sreggites, Dramatics. The world is just one, big, happy place as far as Mary is concerned. A more congenial and likeable giil could not be found. Her friendly smile and good humor seem to be contagious. She always makes it a point to attend all the football and basketball games that she can. DOROTHY HECK 229 Washington' Road Sayreville Sub-Deb, Home Economics, Dramatics, Glee Club, Junior Musical Fair. Reading rates high on Dot’s list of hobbies. A pretty smile and a kind word for everyone are two of her assets which we all admire. The secret to her smart appear- ance is perhaps a yen for attractive clothes and the abil- ity to make them. ROYCE HAWKES 1000 Cook Avenue Laurence Harbor Dramatics. Royce is a new addition to our doss. He says that he spends most of his time trying to get his car started. It's just a puff, sputter, sigh, and another failure to start. Sports of all kinds are tops with Royce, and he is always cheering at the football games and helping to sell those senior progroms. ELEANOR HOLSWORTH 24 Idlewild Avenue Sayreville Sub-Deb, Greggites, Biology (President), Basketball, Of- fice Practice, Yearbook. Eleanor makes friends easily and keeps them. Her pet peeves are conceited people and flashy dressers, while hamburgers, dances, and movies top her list of favorites. Chick cannot decide on a career but we think Bill' will find a good one for her. Could it be house- keeping? 18

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I H [ CLASS OF KINETEEI FORTY JAMES GEMMELL 309 Hilltop Blvd. CliFfwood Beach Echo-Lites (Art Editor), Photography, Student Council, Junior Class (President), Musical Fair, Band, Yearbook, All-State Chorus. '’Did you soy talent?' Then Jim is your man. Every- thing From singing to cartooning is right up his alley. We'll always remember his silly antics in our Musical Fair. We wish him the best of luck in his career as a proFessional tap dancer. STANLEY GOLEMBIESKI 149 Boehmhurst Avenue Sayreville Cheff, Sports, Woodworking, Student Council. Good things come in small packages! That certainly applies to Bluey with his blond hair, blue eyes, and cute smile. Ail these add up to make Stan popular with the Sayreville High girls. He and Frank Rojewski ore the two inseparables. Stanley's Future plans include learning a special trade at Vocational School. JAMES GRANT 38 Delray Laurence Hoibor Photography, Aviation, Student Council, Basketball. Jim is one oF the quiet members oF the senior class, but a more conscientious student cannot be Found. When questioned os to his Favorite pastimes and hobbies, Jim replies, I like reading and all kinds oF sports . We all know Jim will be successFul because oF his hard-working, pains-taking attitude. CATHERINE GREENE Old Spye Road Morgan Biology Club, Yearbook, Art Club. Happy-go-lucky is the term used For Cathy. Have you ever heard that contagious laugh oF hers rippling through the corridors? IF you haven't, you've really missed something and hod better listen more closely next time. Cathy says her pet peeve is stuck-up-peoplo . She hopes to become a dress designer. 17

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THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY MARIE HOLSWORTH 8 Little Broadway Sayreville Leaders, Cheerleaders (Co-Captain), Glee Club, Echo Lites, Dramatics (President), Student Council, Musical Fair, Yearbook, Senior Class (Secretary), Girl’s State. Marie upsets the beautiful but dumb idea. Besides blonde hair and blue eyes, this loss has plenty of brains. As co-coptoin of the cheerleaders, she helped her team win many a victory. Post graduate days see Marie on inferior decorator. JOAN KACZMAREK 28 Idlewild Avenue Sayreville Sub-Deb, Dramatic, Greggites, Biology, Student Council (Secretary), Office Practice, Yearbook (Business Mana- ger), Echo-Lites, Girls’ State, Musical Fair, Girls' Basket- ball. O.K. I II do it! That's typical of Joon, the depend- able business monoger of Quovadis. Besides being a superior student, Joannie is very active in all extra-cur- ricular activities. We re sure you'll have no trouble in be- coming an efficient secretary. ELSIE HOLTHAUSEN 16 Deerfield Road Parlin Library, Dramatics, Art, Commercialites, Junior Musical Fair, Yearbook (Art Editor). Hear that giggle? It's Elsie recuperating from a joke. She and laughter are inseparable. Elsie's many likes in elude ice creom cones, while on her block list is home- work. No one will ever forget Elsie's Alabamy Bound in the Musical Fair. She loves drawing and hopes some day to make art her career. GEORGE KEENAN 356 Main Street Sayreville Football (Manager), Basketball, Baseball. Keenan and bosketball. These go together like bread and butter. As fast moving guard, he was one of the school's best on the court. On the dance floor Butch really goes to town (especially in jitterbugging). Fish is his pet allergy. George's future plans include wearing navy blues. 19