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

Page 7 text:

•M Q overrun Cjoldicl Council Administration Building HONORABLE ANTHONY POPOWSKI Borough Hall CHARLES P. BUCHANAN High School PA AC 4W ALFRED W. SCHUSSLER Lincoln School ALEX LONIEWSKI I ANDREW MALISZEWSKI ---- RAYMOND PRESNAL

Page 6 text:

We look here for national leadership . . . i Foreword The class of 1953 wishes this book to exemplify the four great freedoms of the United States. These freedoms; Freedom of Re- ligion, Freedom of Speech, Freedom from Want, and Free- dom from Fear were fought for by our Forbears. Our national and community leaders have jointly preserved them for us. Our Faculty has taught us, and we have begun to understand and appreciate freedom. Now it is up to us to practice our freedoms, preserve them, and pass them on. May we as young citizens, be a credit to those who will follow us and that they too, may have free- dom. 2 And we look here for inter-national guidance

Page 8 text:

 I 0)e Lcate to What is the Board of Educa- tion? It is a group of men and women who, asking nothing in return, do all they can to pro- mote a fine school life for each and every student. These peo- ple see to it that the basic needs of the school are fulfilled. They proceed from there to provide as many extras as pos- sible. Student athletes are hon- ored annually at a Sports Ban- quet. There are the fine paid assemblies that are presented Dr. Pollack welcoming the players at the annual sports banquet. BOARD OF EDUCATION, 1951-1952 Sitting, left to right: Stanley Marcinczyk, President, Helen Smith, Arthur Bossong, Willard Zach. Standing: Joseph Keenan, Walter Zamorski, Stanley Nowak, Paul Karbowski, Julius R. Rarus. 4