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

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r . . . we sipped sodas at the student hangouts. oW, «.•«« ■ »fW l. »'1 e»»f' r!o ■'' ,11 o»l« 'il , , COO'V»”; In , auieV 8 good a ftree J. J gayreviUe long « liVe’ , not ho l mg but hoU - see a . “Did y° , V( . ddie It Bonnes « - gtaClous ma Mater anners. DOROTHY BERNICE KING 120 Laurence Pkwy. Laurence Harbor “To know her well, is £o know her better” Dot’s ready smile and wonderful dis- position had made her the envy of many of her friends. Her presence as Class Treasurer had been felt. We were sure that her qualities will bring her success as a dental hygienist. BEVERLY JANE KNOX 82 Pacific Blvd. Cliffwood Beach “Silence is more musical than song. The envy of all the other senior girls, Bev used to stun them with her long curly hair. With a pleasant personality to match her crowning glory, Bev ex- celled in everything she did to help the rest of the class. 28

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I MARY “PEPPER” HAUSSERMANN 30 Church St. Sayreville “What care I what lies ahead? One phrase describing Mary was “quick as a flash.” Always seen at all the football and basketball games, Mary had a great talent for singing and for playing the drums in the S.H.S. band at all the school activities. RICHARD “K’CID” HOWER 143 Main St. Sayreville 66When you9re tall, there9s more of you to like.99 To know Dick was to like him. We’ve all enjoyed watching Dick display his talents both in football and basketball. His pleasant smile, his neat clothes and gentlemanly manners are sure to have brought him much success. . . . we cheered our football heroes to victory. aU lab, '»■ i‘k, renjoyed X Ph'»s t. er h gh 27

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WILLIAM LOUIS KOCSIS 218 Outlook Blvd. Cliffwood Beach “Fun always in his heart. Bill had a wonderful sense of humor. His friendliness and clowning made him well-liked by all. A member of the band, Billy was always rooting for S.H.S. His cheerful disposition made him a long remembered friend of all. ROBERT T. KUTSCHMAN Lea Ave. Laurence Harbor “A steady man with a steady mind. Ever since Boh came to us in his sophomore year, he has made many friends through his thoughtfulness of others. Although he had no future plans, we know he is as successful as he was bright. . . . ice, as Juniors, got our rings . . . a big day. aK itVAS 332 Oak St. Melrose “ f’s great to be good natured; it a teays wins the h ipv-or '1 good natured; -ucays wins the heart. Happy-go-lucky “Ar” always had a cheery hello. If ever you needed help you could bet Arlene was on hand. Her wonderful personality and witty re- marks won her many lasting friends. ivUtl JL I. “The best people are the quh Quiet, until she got into the Babs was one of our most pleasa with whom everyone loved to sp all times. Being a loyal studen “Quietest Girl” was always coope in all S.H.S. affairs. 29