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

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DIANE KUHRT JOHN KUC 2 Merritt Ave. South Amboy One of John's major dislikes was home- work. He will always be remembered for this continuous clowning and hilarious antics. He never seemed to have a care in the world. Sincere good wishes went to this popular boy. 24 Liberty St. Morgan Beautiful hair, big brown eyes and dimples described Diane perfectly. Her friendly ways and good sense of humor won her many friends. Diane planned on becoming a secretary, and we know that she is a welcomed addition in any office. ROBERT KURAN Upper Main St. South Amboy Happy Bob was quite the Romeo. Aside from his romantic episodes, you could al- ways depend on Bob for a few laughs no matter what the occasion. Bob's good humor was prized by his fellow classmates. We wished him success in the future. JOHN LAJEWSKI 201 Pulaski Ave. Sayreville John, an import from St. Mary's was one of our most light-hearted classmates. A practical joker, he had a wonderful sense of humor. John was also one of our more intelligent boys. We know these qualities will help make John a success.

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MARY KOPERVAS 332 Oak St. South Amboy Mary was one of the most cheerful and gay members of the class. Her quick sense of humor made our high school days more enjoyable. Mary's friendliness and good nature no doubt have helped her succeed in whatever field she has chosen. KENNETH KRAFT 266 Raritan Blvd. Cliffwood Beach Kenny was never known to neglect his studies. A likeable fellow, Kenny always remained cheerful. Complaints very seldom passed his lips. Ken's interests centered around the rugged outdoors. Uncle Sam's Navy has probably claimed our boy. STELLA KRUCZYNSKI 164 MacArthur Ave. Sayreville Stella was one of our smaller girls who had a very shy and quiet manner. Since neatness was one of her chief assets, we can be sure that she is now an important secretary behind a neat pile of papers in a neat office. BENJAMIN KRZYWICK! 53 Smullen St. Sayreville Light hearted and easy going best de- scribed Bennie. He had an ever ready grin and a sparkling sense of humor that ac- companied him everywhere. Bennie wanted to further his studies at college and we are sure he has succeeded. 28

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GLADYS LASKO Snyder's Lane Sayreville Never a dull moment when Gladys was around! Her witty remarks kept everyone laughing Whenever there was any work to do, Glad was willing to pitch in and do her share. She could always be found helping at school activities. CAROL LASTEIN 156 Twilight Ave. Sayreville Carol was one girl who had everything— looks, brains and personality. One of our most popular girls, Carol was a friend to all who knew her. We know all her students enjoy being taught by Carol. PATRICIA LITZ 28 Little Broadway Sayreville Enthusiastic about everything except stud- ies that was Pat. You could be sure that there was never a dull moment when Pat was there. Her good sense of humor and sparkling personality brought her many friends through her high school years. GRANT LOYA I I Dolan St. Sayreville Buddy” and his pink and black Ford could always be seen buzzing through Sayreville. Most of his af+er-school-time was spent at Ken's. Buddy , one of the cutest boys, was also a sharp dresser. He liked to attend all the games, too. 30