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

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GEORGE CHASTAIN President CLASS OFFICERS BENNIE SCIBEK Vice President DOROTHY SZYMANSKI Secretary DOROTHY KING Treasurer 17

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MISS MIRIAM EBERLE Advisor tiiiiiliii MISS BERNICE WNECK Advisor 51-53 MRS. JEANETTE BOGUCKI Assistant Advisor 52-54 MRS. CLAIRE SULLIVAN Advisor — 54 FORMER ADVISORS 16

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Remember When . . . . . we started with our Freshman Record Dance Mmrnmmmm,-. . JOHN ANDERSON 17 Dane St. Sayreville “He’s all right. He only looks serious.” What would we have done without John? A good student, John was always on hand to help in any electrical prob- lem. He planned to take up German or electrical engineering in college and then join the Navy. 16 KIRSTEN LOUISE ALBRO 10 So. Edward St. Sayreville “A wisdom rare; a jewel devine.” Besides being on the Quovadis Staff. “Kris” was a member of the Junior Red Cross Club. She was a very ambi- tious student who was always willing to help. “Kris” planned to enter college upon being graduated. WARREN EARL APPLEGATE 7 Reseau Ave. Sayreville “Small, but mighty.” Although Earl was one of the quiet- est SHS senior hoys, he always had a quick sense of humor and a ready smile. Earl was always noted for his fine work in the metal and wood shops. The best of luck came to a cute fellow'. NANCY J. BAUMANN 18 Quaid St. Sayreville “A busy spirit dwells in this Miss” Always heard from “Nan” was, “Let’s go Bombers!” As Co-Captain of the Cheerleaders, she was full of enthusi- asm and pep that could brighten even a day of exams. Nancy’s sense of humor wras an asset to us all.