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

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DONALD FRITZ IO Pulaski Avenue Parlin Besides his smoofh cloThes, curly hair, and sleek personalify, Donnie also has good looks To charm The girls. AlThough he spends mosf of his Time parTicipaTing in school acTiviTies he is viTally inferesfed in sporTs, especially baseball. MosT Popular and BesT Dancer are TiTles he has cerfainly lived up To. T l FRANK GALLAS John Sfreef Sayrevilla Frank has added much color and enioy- menT To our assemblies, playing his accor- dion. We may sTilI read abouT him in The near fufure playing wiTh one of our named bands. l-le has done himself proud on The baskefball Team. Frank will have no Trouble finding his occupaTion wiTh his quick wiTs and Talenfs. - JOHN GALINSKI 346 Washingfon Road S5YVeVlll9 Jack, The boy wifh The camera, will al- ways be remembered for his clever anTics in The classroom. l'lis ouTsTanding perform- ance in The Junior Play gave us a Tasfe of his acTing abiliTy. We offen wonder where he geTs all The energy To do so much. Good luck in your college career, Jack. ADOLPH GOLLA 20 William STreeT Old Bridge A faifhful member of The band he is noTed as a Trumpefeer and hopes To furfher his experience in The Navy Band. A career as a Sailor awaiTs him affer compleTion of The course aT S.l-l.S. A sporTs fan. he en- joys going inTo New York To see his Teams play.

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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.

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HAROLD HATFIELD 44- Pacific Boulevard Cliffwood Beach l-larold, sfanding head and shoulders above all fhe Seniors, will cerfainly reach greaf heighfs. An avid sporfsman, l-larold finds his greafesf pleasure in hunfing and bowling. Never losing his sense of humor he gefs confinual enioymenf ouf of life. Saillicng fhe high seas is l-larold's ambifion in ie. WILLIAM HERREL Deerfield Road Parlin Billy, wifh his sfrawberry blond hair and blue eyes, is liked by everyone. l-le hasla cheery smile and a hearfy welcome for all his classmafes. His wi'l ry remarks heard from fhe back of fhe classroom show he has a fine sense of humor. Success fo him in whafever he plans for fhe fufure. ' VIOLA HATFIELD 44 Pacific Boulevard Cliffwood Beach The old saying, Bef+er lafe fhan never, explains Vi's philosophy of life. Her cheer- ful smile and helping hand have won her many friends in high school. Nursing being her major ambifion, Vi is sure fo capfure The hearfs of all her pafienfs. Wifh her pleasing personalify, she will surely -suc- ceed. ANNE HOLEY 32 Shadyside Avenue Laurence Harbor A giggle and a rapidly moving lower iaw characferize Anne. Whenever she's around you're sure fo have fun. She can be found af all fhe foofball games and pa- rades as one of our fwirlers. Anne's work as a secrefary is sure fo leave some boss well safisfied.