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

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JOHN COYLE 97 Washingfon Road Sayreville Jaclcie, our imporf from Sf. lvlary's. shy and co-o-o-cufe, had fhe girls sighing fhe momenf he came fo S. H. S. l-le's a fop- rafe afhlefe falqing parf in foofball. Though his fufure is sfill undecided we are sure he will succeed in any field he may en- deavor. i il E v PAT DEFORT 23 Hesfon Avenue Melrose Ever since our freshman year we have known Paf fo be inferesfed in roller slcafing, and we heard she has really acquired guife a fechnique. In Paf we know we have a friend fhaf is willing fo help, and for fhaf she deserves an accolade far greafer fhan we can granf. RAYMOND DAVIS 843 Upper Main Sfreef Soufh Amboy Ray can be found af all fhe games pursuing his hobby. phofography. This fakes up mosf of his spare fime. If only some of fhe ofher boys had his giff of silence, how quief fhings would have been. Affer graduafion he plans fo enfer Ruf- gers, learning fo be an Elecfrical Engineer. ANNA DELIKAT 87 Harding Avenue Sayreville Who has done fhe mosf for our class? Anna is fhe girl. Who is never glum or blue? Thaf same girl. Anna is a nafural comedienne and her anfics have been fhe source of many good laughs. - Del is one who lilces everyone, and whom everyone considers a friend.

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PATRICIA BURKE 2I Main Slreel' Sayreville Pai has endeared herself +o all of us lhrough four years of Jrhoughrfulness and kindness. Her ambilious a++i+ude ioward anylrhing she does has noi only proven beneficial +o our class, buf has won her 'ihe high honor of being selecred mosi likely To succeed. A mosi sincere wish of Goodspeed goes wiih her. JOYCE CLAUSEN ll French Sireei Sayreville A merry laugh, Joyce's 'rrademark can usually be heard in The middle oi English class. l-ler friends wish she would 'lell us whai is so funny so Thai we could laugh. Too. As ihe class' firsr engaged young lady, her iurure course is ploiied, and il' only remains for us 'ro wish her smooih sailing. EDWARD CHMIELEWSKI 225 Washingfon Road Sayreville Eddie's personaliiy and winning ways cannoi be marched. l-le's an avid sporis fan, playing baskeiball and baseball. Be- sides being known for culling up in Span- ish class he can be counred on io drum up much laughfer. The iuiure for Eddie is sfill undecided. bui' we know he will make good in any field. E i s ROBERT CLUNE 266 Tyler S'rree+ Morgan Bob's specially, playing a saxophone, is hard 'lo march. His +alen+ plus his friend- liness 'foward oihers cannol' be surpassed. Bob's lavoriie pasiime when he isn l' en- ioying +ha+ game of fooiball, is working on cars. Canny and cheerful, 'lha+'s Bob all over. In wharever vocarion he chooses, success is bound lo follow him.

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GERALDINE DEVER Parker Sfreef Morgan Gerry. our class lady. will always be remembered as a quief, well-liked girl among all her friends. Geraldine has worked all fhrough her school years in S.l l.S. fo help ouf in everyfhing. We wish her luck and success and hope she affains her goal as a fop-nofch felephone operafor. SHIRLEY EBNER 30 Shadyside Avenue Laurence Harbor There's an old saying fhaf goes You can'f judge a book by ifs cover. Thal s frue abouf our Shirl. When she is alone. she is as quief as can be. buf gef her in a crowd and fhe fireworks really begin. Lofs of luck fo you. Shirl. RALPH DIETSCH Deerfield Road Parlin Ralph. Mr. Cornell's righf-hand man. can usually be found in fhe band room. I-le is in charge of all fhe musical insfru- menfs seeing fhaf fhey are in good order. Each spring finds Ralph working very dili- genfly fo make fhe concerl' a success. Luck and happiness fo you in fhe years ahead. 5: USE EE! :hifi .GQEEHEQEIQE Sli!! x l 2 3 5, 'E ll Il l i lil ,il FRANCES ERBETTA 7 Fisher Avenue Savreville Guess whaf happened? Those are fhe famous greefing words of Fran. She has livened up many a classroom wifh her wiffy remarks. Laughfer and Fran are in- se arable. We know fhaf her smile will fake herlfar in any field she chooses. We all wish her fhe very besf.