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

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THE CLASS 0 E N IH 11 t N f OKI MM DORIS VOLKERT 846 Summerfield Avenue Laurence Harbor J. B. T., Biology, Greggi+es, Office Practice, Yearbook. Petite and pretty is Doris. Her chic taste for smooth clothes makes her one of the best dressed girls in the Senior Class, while that beautiful blonde hair is the envy of many girls. Doris will succeed in anything she endeav- ors; however she says her future is quite undecided. DOROTHY WISNIEWSKI 35 Perrine Avenue Melrose Biology, Greggites, Office Practice, Year Book. No more jokes, Dot, please! Our sides are splitting now. This girl is a natural comedienne, and her antics have been the source of many good laughs. Dottie is the high-stepping captain in the Melrose Fife, Drum, and Bugle Corps, a fact to which we often point with pride. ANN ZAREMBO 33 Jacobson Street Sayreville J. B. T., Commercialites, Greggites, Biology, Dramatics. Brown-eyed, brunette and always smiling—that's Annie. She is one of the besl dressed girls in S. H. S.— and no wonder—when she goes shopping, she comes bock with half of New Brunswick. Annie is very fond of dances and can be seen at all local affairs. DOROTHY ZIEMSKI I 37 Main Street Sayreville Sub-Deb, Twirlers, Student Council, Glee Club, Yearbook, Junior Class Vice-President, Greggites, Biology (Secre- tary), Office Practice, Junior Musical Fair. Nimble fingers have made Dot a skilled twirler. Next to marching with the band, she likes dancing and skating—not at the same time, of course. Like every other student, Dot hates homework but does like those Hudson convertibles. 29

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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

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I H F CLASS OF I I K E I F [N FORTY NINE LOIS ZULAUF 125 Pomona Boulevard Cliffwood Beach Art, Biology, Sreggites, Junior Musical Fair, Office Prac- tice, Yearbook. Lois is the mild mannered type until you get to know her. Her frequent visits to Melrose have been noticed and commented upon. What's so interesting there, Lo? She takes her course seriously and is an A-1 student. Lois intends to follow up her ability at oil painting as a career. ALMA MATER Ring out its tame with praises ever new, Extol its name our Alma Mater true. With heads up raised and hearts That lead us always to victory, Our Alma Mater Sayreville High. 30