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

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ALFRED S. DELIKAT 34 Pulaski Ave. Parlin “It's fun to have fun. “Del” was the most carefree and good-natured fellow in the school. Never serious for a moment, he was always joking or inserting humor in whatever he did. Sakes, with his ready wit. “Del” surely must have succeeded. DORIS “DAR” DOCKIEWICZ 10 George St. Sayreville “She found no enemy. Blond, blue-eyed, and one of the slickest chicks of SHS. That described our “Dar.” Being a pejjpy, happy-go- lucky girl, Doris was not affected too much with homework. This typified our favorite, best all round girl, Doris. 23

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. . . we were entertained each Friday at assembly. EILEEN E. DALY 14 Roosevelt Ave. Laurence Harbor “What charm thy kindness works. Said one classmate to another, “What a swell gal was Eileen.” Her auburn hair and freckles set off her shining personality and poise. An import from St. Mary’s High in her junior year, Eileen was accepted as a welcome fel- low classmate. RITA “REET” COTTRELL 39 Kearney Rd. South Amboy “A smile is the same in all languages. Merry eyes and a happy heart aptly described Rita. Her humor and cheery laugh must have been a great asset to her as a secretary. We all wished her lots of luck in the commercial field. ROBERT “BOB” DAVIS 208 Hillcrest Ave. Laurence Harbor “Handsome is as handsome does. You didn’t have to look far to find Bob—just look for a good-looking fel- low. He wasn’t crazy about school, and didn’t participate much in school af- fairs. He was well-liked for his witty gestures and humorous personality. JOANNA “JO” De FAZIO 22 Sixth St. Sayreville “Fnn, always in her heart. A dark haired, dark eyed import from Newark, New Jersey in our sophomore year, Jo added that extra touch of liveliness to our class. One of our best jitterbugs, Jo enjoyed dancing, singing, and, oh yes, chewing gum.

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. . . “Let's go Bombers was heard by all. fit i . LEONARD THOMAS BZEBGOSKl .5 Conrad St. Sayreville “A man. Need we say more?” His teasing ways and impish smiles were Len’s greatest assets. His main interests were on the football field and on the basketball court. Everyone en- joyed his sense of humor and witty remarks. i JOAN DONOHUE Cliffwood Beach irit was undaunted.” full of pep, courtesy and always ready with a win- for everyone. Just these i describe our Barb—charm, id dignity. As a commercial » still see Barb doing secre- ROSE MARIE V. DZIUBAN R.F.D. No. 1, Washington Rd. South Amboy “SAe says what she thinks.” Rosie was the pretty, black-haired, green-eyed senior with the sunny dis- position. Her pleasing personality had gained her many friends and she will always be remembered for her teasing and tantalizing antics in a certain bi- ology class. DONALD W. ENGELHARDT 44 MacArthur Ave. Sayreville “He is all that makes the man.” “Don”, quiet and dignified, was well known for his ability to be a good friend. “Don”, a football player, best described as the handsome, strong, si- lent type was liked by all. He was successful due to his driving ambition. 24