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

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SENIOR CLASS JOAN SZYMANSKI 7 Washington Rd. Parlin Cheerleaders, Editorial Staff of Yearbook, Com- mercialites Club President and Secretary, Secre- tary Leaders Club, Senior Play. Joan always has a smile for everyone. She ex- celled as a basketball player, a cheerleader and an actress. Early bird-Joan opens the school every morning. Her outside interests are swimming, dancing and skating; her career is nursing. Good luck! ANN MARIE TAUBER 58 Laurel St. South Amboy Commercialities Club Vice-Pres., Dancing Club, Office Practice, Echo-Lites Ass't Editor, Yearbook (Co-Editor). Start playing a Tony Martin record and you’ve got Cuz swooning. Basketball games, mo- torcycles and food rate tops with her. Voted most intelligent senior girl, Ann Marie's ambition of becoming a private secretary to a big executive will easily be realized. 28 ROBERTA TALBOT 230 Pine Ave. South Amboy Dramatics Club (Treasurer, President), Senior Play, Bomberettes (Varsity), Yearbook. Promptly at 8:36 every morning, a figure may be seen rushing into Room 3. That's our Bobbi, late again! After school, Bobbie can be found with Jack. Good luck in your ambition to become a good housewife to Jack. A THERESA WAGNER 51 Hart St. Sayreville Home Economics Club, Commercialites Club, Biol- ogy Club, Office Practice, Yearbook. Terry, our class beauty and smart dresser is quite deceiving. Though very quiet, she enjoys such thrilling pastimes as motorcycle riding and fly- inq. Terry already shows signs of being a success- ful secretary; we wish you loads of luck.

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OF 1951 JANET SNYDER 67 Hillside Ave. Sayreville Home Economics Club, Sub-Deb, Art Club, Lead- ers, Office Practice, Quovadis, Cheerleading, Junior Class Secretary. As a cheerleader, Jan helped boost the morals of our boys on to many a victory. Her favorite sports are football and basketball and she chooses swimming and dancing as her favorite pastimes. To become a secretary is her main goal. JOSEPH SYSLO 156 Main St. Sayreville Wood Shop, Metal Shop, Hot Rod Club. Joe's sharp wit has been the source of keep- ing us merry during our four years in high school. He can be found, wherever Clem is, since they are as inseparable as bread and butter. Another hot rod addict, Joe's future also lies in auto mechanics. JOAN STEPONIAK 54 Dolan St. Sayreville Journalism Club, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Newspaper, Student Council, Senior Play, Year- book. Happy-go-lucky, that's Joannie, always there with a ready smile and helping hand. Her familiar saying, Why don't you stay at my house, will always be remembered. Steppy, our gym class fol- lies girl, someday hopes to become a regular lady driver. V FRANCES SZOT 35 Smith St. Sayreville Home Economics Club, Commercialites, Biology Club, Yearbook, Twirlers, Office Practice. Petite Francy's nimble fingers made her an expert with the baton and Captain of the Twirl- ers. She is also a flash on the typewriter and hopes to become a successful secretary. Her leisure time is spent swimming and dancing. 27

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OF 1951 FRANK WIECZORKOWSKI 52 Fouratt Ave. South Amboy Hunting and Fishing Club, Art Club, Radio Club, Nature Club. A lover of all sports, Frank is interested mainly in Dem Bums of Brooklyn. His other activities include hunting and fishing, trapping, and foot- ball. His quiet sense of humor is appreciated by his really close friends. Good luck in whatever you undertake! LEONARD WITKOWSKI 36 Kearney Ave. South Amboy Jay Vee Basketball, Radio Club, Dramatics Club, Senior Play. Lenny is one of the happy-go-lucky boys of the senior class. His chief dislikes, however, are home- work and girls. Lenny is one of the constant gum- chewers of the class. What his career will be is still undecided. STANLEY WOJCIK 3 Martins La. Sayreville Basketball, Football, Hot Rod Club, Craft Club. There goes Spades dribbling down the court — he stops — shoots — another basket for Sayreville High. Spades is a popular fellow around school and for this reason — he has a good per- sonality and has always been a good sport. CLEMENT WOLANIN 36 Canal St. Sayreville Air Navigation Club, Woodwork Club, Metal Shop, Hot Rod Club. If we didn't see Clem, we wouldn't know he was in class. Next to Zeb, Clem is the quietest boy in the senior class. Clem's love for hot rods proves that he will be a good and successful auto mechanic in the future. 29