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

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I H E [IMS OF N I « n [ ( « FORTY NINE FRANCIS SLOVER 50 Roll Avenue Melrose J. B. T., Library, Dramatics. Fran is more reliable than the radio when it comes to telling the latest news. He’s an authority on every- thing from P. A. D. to the Melrose Fire Department. A born arguer, Francis always voices opposition to the propositions in law class. The future will find Fran in the business world. FRED SZCZEPANIK 36 East Kupsch Street Sayreville Woodshop. Fred, better known as Baldy , is one of the cutest fellas of the senior class, but he doesn't seem to give any of the girls a tumble. The best time he likes school is on Saturdays, Sundays and on the days off. He can- not understand why teachers give homework. Fred thinks he would like to travel around the world. GEORGANNE TAYLOR 5 Deerfield Road Parlin Glee Club, Band, Dramatics, J. B. T., Echo-Lites, Year- book, Library, Commercialites, Musical Fair. Ganne has a bright and cheery “hi and “how-you- all for everyone. She is clever and talented in many fields as well as being a chic dresser, ardent sports fan, and constant honor student. Ganne s varied interests and innumerable abilities make her one of our genuine doers. ROBERT THOMPSON 202 Washington Road Sayreville Chef's, Air Navigation, Art, Yearbook, Student Council (Vice-President), Senior Class President. Although Bobby entered high school as a very timid, shy, freshman, we hereby nominate him our most popular boy. As a senior, his main interest is girls. His leadership in the president's office of our senior class is greatly re- sponsible for our success. Bob, we extend to you our sin cerest “Thanks . 27

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DOROTHY ROGINSKI 22 Idlewild Avenue Sayreville Yearbook, Junior Musical Fair, Office Practice, Biology, Greggites. Inseparable! That's Dot and Stella. You'll always find these two together wherever they go, especially at the St. Mary's dances in South River. Dot is known for her gay personality that will eliminate any blue mood you may have. Smooth dressing plus nice personality yields the perfect secretary, Dot. FRANK ROJEWSKI 28 Boehmhurst Avenue Sayreville Frank is the quietest boy in the Senior Class. His likes, dislikes, and after-school ambitions are still a sec- ret to most of us. Anyway, quietness is a virtue. Frank and Stanley have been good friends during four years of high school. Frank has been an industrial arts student, so we believe he will enter industry upon graduation. Good luck, Frank. VIRGINIA SCHWARZENBERG 399 Washington Road Parlin Etiquette, Biology, Greggites, Office Practice, Yearbook. Quiet, reserved, and hard working, Ginny deserves those high marks she gets. Virginia likGs to express her opinions, and thus gets along well with all the teachers as well os her classmates. She can always be found near her constant companion, Doris. We know Gin will suc- ceed in whatever she undertakes. FRED SEMASKO 26 Smith Street Sayreville Cheff, Sports. Dribble! dribble! dribble! That's Freddie running down the court and making another two points. Next to basketball rank all other sports particularly baseball and swimming. As for dislikes . . . Fred claims he hasn't any, but from what we hear he isn't too keen about home- work and studying. After graduation Fritz plans on being gne of Uncle Sam's sailors. 26

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T H I CLASS (If NINETEEN FORTY JAMES TILQUIST Old Spye Rood Morgan Photography, Yearbook. Get out of the way! Here comes Tilquist in his grey Ford. Jim, a man of many interests, also likes taxidermy ond photography. But what does he take pictures of? You guessed it . . . girls. As hunting season approaches, Jim looks forward to weekends when he can hunt. His only complaint is too much homework. EMMA UNGLERT Main Street Old Bridge Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Home Makers. Our little Old Bridge girl's blonde tresses and peaches and cream complexion have the senior girls oh- ing and ah-ing. Emma loves to drive, ond she intends to prove that all women drivers aren't dumb. Her calm, cool, collectiveness and her easy-going disposition will prove valuable when she starts her nurse's training. DONALD UNKEL 4 Main Street Sayreville Football, Craft, Musical Fair. We may best describe Don by saying that he's tall, dark, and handsome—a fact which the girls have not overlooked. Although very quiet, we always know he's on hand to help out. As auctioneer in our Musical Fair, Don contributed greatly to its final success. Woodworking and building rate first with him, and we are confident that he will succeed in this vocation. EDNA UNKEL 31 Little Broadway Sayreville Glee Club, Band, Student Council, Office Practice, Sub- Deb, Yearbook. Edna is a faithful band member. She was the first to play the glockenspiel in four years. Wednesday nights and er—Parlin just rate with her. Edg would look nice modeling the new look, but we'll let Donny decide that. Good luck in being a good housewife! 28