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

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OF 1951 ROBERT GREENE Old Spy Rd. Morgan Woodsfiop, Metal Shop. Bob is one of the quietest boys in the senior class, and all the girls love his black curly hair. His interests include a certain girl from Morgan and hot rods. Lots of luck to a swell guy. JAMES HAWKES 1000 Cook Ave. Lawrence Harbor Band, Student Council, Sophomore Class Treas- urer, Hot Rod Club, Yearbook Staff. Jimmy is one of the quiet boys in the class. He doesn't play high school basketball but he is a fine rooter. Girls and cars occupy much of his time. Silly girls and nosy people provoke Jimmy. Suc- cess and happiness to a swell guy. ROBERT HOLSWORTH Marsh Ave. Sayreville Library Club. Bob is one of the boys who can sit in the corner and read a newspaper during a class ses- sion. Yet, when a teacher asks him a question on LAVERN HOLSWORTH material covered, he answers correctly! How 8 Little Broadway Sayreville does do Nobody knows. Good luck Bob. Cheerleaders, Dramatic Club, Leaders Club, Bas- ketball, Glee Club, Year Book Business Staff, Senior Play. Lavern, better known to her friends as Candy, nas been recognized as a fine cheerleader and ac- tress. Candy's interests include a certain Senior, swimming, dancing and skating. Homework and bossy people head her pet peeve list. Good luck to a future air-line hostess. 19

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ALMEDA FERGUSON 479 Pine Ave. South Amboy Sub-Deb Club, Library Club, Office Practice, Quovadis. Who's the pretty, black-haired, dark-eyed senior with the sunny disposition? You guessed it, Johnny's girl. To be a Doctor's Receptionist is Medie's ambition. Good luck to you and we'll al- ways remember your sweet smile, Medie. RONALD GORCZYCA 161 Oak St. South Amboy Radio Club, Chef's Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Nature Club, Yearbook. Germ's interests are varied and many, the main ones are hunting and fishing. Trapping, bas- ketball and baseball aren't far behind, his sum- mer's being spent to cheer the Brooklyn Dodger's. We are sure that he will be successful in all of his undertakings. ia SENIOR CLASS DONALD M. GARBOWSKI 139 Main St. Sayreville Photography Club, Journalism Club, Dramatics Club, Art Club, Office Practice Club, Student Council, Yearbook. A flashy tie, pair of socks and a smart suit can be seen sported on SHS's Arthur Murray. Don always attends school dances and canteens. Some- day we'll see Don hotrodding around in a bright conventible to match his ties and socks. CATHERINE GORMAN 7 MacArthur Ave. Sayreville Journalism Club, Echo Lites, Yearbook, Bomber- ettes, Flagbearer, Dramatics Club, Biology Club. Katie can be heard cheerfully giggling in the hall by her locker. Katie, with her shining reddish brown crown peps up many a class when Marge is around. We predict that in 1954 Katie will be our own modern Florence Nightingale.

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HELEN JANUSZEWSKI 173 Pulaski Ave. Sayreville Student Council, Handbook, Quovadis, Senior Play, Office Practice Club. Loolcinq for Helen! You could be sure of finding her at all the games rooting for that certain senior. Her portrayal of Ann in Cheaper by the Dozen will be well remembered. The future sees Helen a secretary at the Rutgers Horticul- ture Building. SENIOR CLASS RALPH HOLTHAUSEN 16 Deerfield Road Parlin Band, Student Council, Senior Class (Vice-Presi- dent), Radio Club, Aviation Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Senior Play. Holt is the cutest boy in our class. He has always helped out a friend and he was one of the seniors who rarely lost his temper. When asked what he wants to be after graduation, Holt smiles and says, a mortician. Good luck Ralph. FRANK HONKISZ 7 Cecilia St. Sayreville Dramatics Club, Photography Club, Dancing Club. Frank became a Sayrevillite in our junior year so naturally he entered high school in the same year. Being a normal fellow, Frank dislikes home- work and he likes the hours after three o'clock the best. We wish you luck after graduation, Frank. ROBERT JORDAN 152 Washington Rd. Sayreville Band. Robert Jordan, absent? No tardy. That's our Bugsy. A trombone player himself, Bugsy got himself a seven piece orchestra which immedi- ately became popular. His greatest ambition is to get an orchestra which will be better than Tommy Dorsey's.