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

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— Governing Council - No town can grow without the earnest lead- ership of progressive-minded citizens. Our town of Sayreville in 1955 owed much of its success and growth to the loyal officers and members of the Borough Council. They served us, their people, faithfully and well. The governing board represented a cross-sec- tion of our citizens. It consisted of local busi- ness and professional men, school teachers, and a number of retired persons with exceptional skill and ability to aid their community. The Honorable Anthony Popowski 6 Raymond Presnel Alfred Schussler Joseph Ziemba

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. ... to our Parents To the most wonderful people in the world, our beloved parents, we dedicate the 1955 Quovadis. For all their sacrifices, heartaches, tears, and efforts, we children have come into the light of a brighterlife. Our parents had the power to make our ways easy, safe, and clear. With unwavering confidence, unshakable loy- alty, and unchanging devotion, we forever pledge our love to Mother and Dad. 5

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Board of Education WALTER ZAMORSKI Vice President Once again let us, the Class of 1955, pay tribute to a group of prominent and devoted citizens who rendered outstand- ing service to the Savreville school system. e have become increasingly aware of the responsibilities and contributions of the 1954-55 Board of Education. During our stay in school they were responsible for many improvements such as the opening of the Jesse Selover School, preparing to add still another school to the system, expanding the transportation contracts, and providing additional safety equipment for our gymnasium. The Board spent both time and money in order that Savreville students of all ages might have a valuable education. Robert Armstrong Joseph Kennan William Nagle Stanley Nowak Francis Samuel George Wist Willard Zach STEPHEN MALIK Board Clerk 7