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

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m m ELEANOR MALKIEWICZ William Street Old Bridge Dramatic (Secretary), Sub-Deb, Twirling (Captain). As captcin of the twirlers, Eleanor made a very pretty picture leading her squad. Her main interest these days seems to be a certain person who works on a certain baker's truck. We wish loads of luck in the future to a very swell gal. LEON MILLS 103 Pacific Boulevard Cliffwood Beach Radio, Aviation Club. Leon is a very quiet lad but a pleasant fellow to have around. Al- though he joined us in our Junior Year, Leon has shown us that he is a good- natured fellow and a hard-working student. His future is still undecided. NORMA McLEAN Deerfield Road Parlin Art Club, Leaders Club, Varsity Basket- ball, Volleyball. Echo-Lites, Yearbook (Art), Dramatic Cub (Vice-President), Junior Musical. Norma's ability is not restricted to her studies. In sports she is capable. She is also a talented tumbler. Norma's talents and abilities will no doubt be an asset toward her succes after high school. PETER MORROW Main Street Old Bridge Journalism Club (President), Greggittes, Biology, Office Practice. When the Old Bridge bus is late, Pete rushes into Room 1 armed to the teeth with excuses! Although not on the team, he is an ardent S.H.S. fan, and is always willing to help when necessary. Upon graduation Pete plans to study languages in college. FLORENCE MESH 13 Walling Street Sayreville Band, Glee Club, Biology Club, Year- book (Business Staff). When we walk past the auditorium and hear the sharp tones of a clarinet, we can be sure it's Flo. Her clarinet and mental ability should carry her far. Good luck in whatever you undertake, Flo. EDWARD MOSAKOWSKI 11 Conrad Street Sayreville Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council. Hair of black, eyes of brown, but oh, did those six feet go to town on a basketball court! Moe wasn't only tal- ented on the court but also on the diamond and the gridiron. We are sure, that he will go far in whatever he attempts. 16

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EDWARD JURK1EW1CZ 230 Main Street Sayreville Band, Woodcraft. Ed has the reputation of being just about the quietest fellow in the senior class. Ed's fine sense of humor has been an asset to him through all his four years. Our best regards to you, Ed. LILA KETTNER 32 Pamona Boulevard Cliffwood Beach Dramatic Club. Lila, the latest addition to our class, joined us in our senior year. Although brand new, her likeable traits have won her many friends. Right now, Lila is a part-time sales clerk, but some- day she hopes to become a stenogra- pher. WALTER KOSMOSKI 261 Oak Street Melrose Art Club. Radio Club, Hunting and Fish- ing, Chef's Club. Every football, basketball, and baseball season will find Mickey in the stands trying to boost the morale cf the Sayreville team. Walter finds most of his happiness working in the wood- shop. His ambition in life is to be- come an expert carpenter. JANET LASKO 25 Foch Avenue Sayreville Band (Drum Captain), Dramatics, Year- book (Co-Editor). Echo-Lites, Leaders, Varsity Basketball, Glee Club, Junior Musical, Student Council (Vice-Presi- dent), Volleyball, Baseball. Jan, one of our prettiest girls, is just about the brightest, too. When we needed help, we just called on Jan. Her ambitious manner won her many friends. Best of luck to a swell girl. JOHN LYTKOWSKI 13 Martin Street Sayreville Football, Basketball Manager, Photog- raphy. Sluggo, our amiable, guard-playing football player, is just about the most cheerful fellow in the school. Sluggo has become an important part of our sports parade. His motto is keep 'em smiling. Take it easy, Sluggo. ROBERT MALISZEWSKI Ernston Road Old Bridge Radio, Student Council, Baseball, Hunt- ing and Fishing. Mai is one of the quietest and most likeable boys in the senior class. His shop work has been especially well done. Mai's take-it-easy attitude has been envied by those who don't have it. Best of luck to a swell fella. !5

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SHEILA MUIR 12 Grand Sireet South Amboy Library Club, Office Practice. Sheila, who comes from Keyport, is very quiet, but her pretty features and brown hair speak for themselves. She says she doesn't care for dancing. Ah! but the story changes when it zomes to drive-in movies and Tiding around in a Ford, doesn't it, Sheila? JAMES NEWTON 49 Dane Street Sayreviile Band, Dramatic Club, Journalism (Vice- President), Echo-Lites, Junior Musical, Greggittes, Biology Club, Student Coun- cil, Office Practice Club, Executive Committee, Yearbook (Editorial Staff). Jim is the class clown! His antics have the teachers as well as students rolling in the aisles! We won't quickly forget his hilarious role as a caterer in Sailor Maids. Remember S.H.S. after graduation days, Jim. HP III-ill DOROTHY NEBUS 576 Main Street Sayreviile Library, Dramatic, Sub-Deb, Biology, Greggittes, Junior Musical, Junior Class (President), Student Council, Glee Club, Senior Class (Treasurer), Office Prac- tice, Yearbook (Art). Dot, who has a real lalen! for drawing, plans to become a commer- cial artist. She has shown us her skill by making posters and decorations for all oui dances. With this proof, we’ie sure success is hers! ALFRED NOWAK 37 Rose Avenue Sayreviile Photography Club, Biology Club, Radio Club. When A1 transferred to the college prep course a couple of years ago, no one expected anything out of the ordi- nary. But A1 showed us all. He has become an outstanding student. So long for now, to a fine friend. ANDREW NELSON Ernston Road Ernst on Football, Baseball, Sports Club, Hunting and Fishing, Radio. Andy is very quiet. If he didn't answer Present in the morninq we wouldn't know he was in school. Skippy doesn't believe in hurrying. He likes to choose his own rate of speed. Every year Andy enjoys a good hunting season. FRANCIS NUGENT Ernston Road Old Bridge Student Council, Football, Hunting and Fishing Club, Junior Musical. Was it a bird? Was it a plane? No, it was just Nugent on his motor- cycle. The only time Pigmy likes school is when there isn’t any. We wonder if he and Walter Obal are run- ning a race to see who can stay shorter the longer. 7