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

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[TEEN F 0 H T V NINE THE CLASS OF N I N EDWARD KRAWCZYK 57 Hart Street Sayreville Woodsbop. Here's the Dogwood Bumstead of our class. He's Ihe last one rushing into homeroom every morning, al- though he lives only across the street. Ed spends most of his time hunting, trapping and fishing, and from what v e hear, he's quite successful too. Maybe he should build himself a house near the Raritan and live happily ever after. LORETTA KUCZYNSKI 42 East Kupscb Street Sayreville Home Economics, Greggites, Biology, Office Practice, Yearbook. Since swimming is Taffy's favorite sport, most of her summer vocation is spent visiting all local beaches. Two of her pet gripes ore people who snap gum and keep her waiting. Her favorite pastimes are ice skating, roller skating, and dancing. Taffy's pleasing personality has won her many friends. ROSE KUNTNE 38 Embroidery Street Sayreville Sub-Deb, Biology, Greggites, Dramatics. The three musketeers ore Rose, Flo. and Mary. We often wonder if Rose really lives at home or if she boards at Mary's house. Rose seems to have a fondness for telephones. She Could talk on the phone for hours, hence the reason why we warned the switchboard opera- tors in Washington. BLANCHE LOFTUS Grover Avenue Sayreville Dramatics. Petite and dark-haired Blanche come to us from Woodbridge High in her senior year. It didn't take us long to discover, however, that she possesses a subtle humor, and that writing letters to a certain special per- son in the service occupies a great deal of her time. Blanche is another of our future Florence Nightingales. 21

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JOAN KEENAN 356 Main Street Soyreville Echo-Lites, Cheerleaders, Yearbook, Leaders, Dramatics, Library, J. B. T. When Pony laughs, everyone laughs—o giggler if Ihere ever was one! On the dance floor Joan is a smoothie; eating tomato pie, she beats all; and at games she adds much oomph to the cheerleading squad with her pep and vigor. The future sees Pony as a Number Please? girl. DIANE KEMNETZ 275 Outlook Boulevard Cliffwood Beocb Glee Club, Biology, Greggites, Musical Fair, Office Prac- tice, Art (Secretary), Yearbook. Diane is tall and blonde, has a sweet smile, quiet manner, and a keen sense of humor. But her most obvious characteristic is that she blushes oh so easily . Among her talents are oil painting and doing a mean rhumba. Diane sees photography, as a career, in her future. PETER KOSH Sayreville Musical Fair, Basketball, Yearbook, Art (President), Chefs. It must be that wave in Pete's hair that attracts all the girls. We don't blame him if he flirts a little, but must he and Bobby Thompson spend all of their time in telephone booths calling up girls. Pete is sometimes called Old Faithful, for he never lets down a friend in trouble. JOSEPHINE KOSIEK I I Mac Arthur Avenue Sayreville Biology, Greggites, Junior Fair, Etiquette, Yearbook, Of- fice Practice. Look everybody, another Shirley Temple. Oh! those cule dimples. Where there's Jo, there's Dot and guess where they are? ... at Al's and Fran's of course, eating the place up. Jo is an ardent movie fan and likes those free nights (free from homework that is). 20

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I H [ UHS (It IIIIIHI I II K It II I II I I I ) I I I I I I ) ) ) I I I I ) LAURA LYNCH ROBERT MALIK I Seminole Street Soyreville 199 Oak Street Melrose Glee Club, Dramatics, Echo-Lites, Greggites, Biology, Yearbook, Office Practice. Yeah Shmoes ! That's Laura, always backing her Shmoe Volley Ball Team. She is another member of that happy Threesome . . . Laura, Irene, and Flo. Participa- ting in oil activities and her willingness to help have made Lynchie everyone's friend. We're sure Laura's wish, to become the perfect secretary, will be fulfilled. Photography, Yearbook. We didn't even know that Bob was in our class until we were Juniors. He was so quiet and shy. Then sud- denly everyone was wondering who that cute, new boy was, and it turned out that he was our own Bob. He likes strawberry shortcake, and the future will find him serv- ing in the U. S. Marine Corps. FLORENCE MARKULIC 17 Hensler's Lane Soyreville Cheerleaders (Co-Captain), Glee Club, Dramatics, Echo- Lites, Varsity Basketball, Junior Musical Fair, Yearbook (Assistant Editor), Student Council (Vice-President). If you see a sudden streak of lightning in the hall, it's usually Flo. Whether she’s cheering for our teams, playing basketball, or doing a jitterbug, Flo's energy never seems to be exhausted. A nursing career is her goal in life. ELMER McCRACKEN Morgan Football, Musical Fair, Craft. Elmer, the biggest wolf in the Senior Class, enjoys telling tall stories and getting loughs. His voice is usu- ally heard above everyone else's. For the time being Elmer's future is decided, for in early October he left us to be a member of Uncle Sam's Navy. After three years of service, however, Elmo intends to become a den- tal technician. 22