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

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JAMES CALLAHAN JOSEPH KEENAN CHARLES LYNCH STANLEY NOWAK BOARD OF Our Board of Education consists of nine men elected by the people of our community. Their job is to govern the educational facilities of the borough. By their integrity, unceasing efforts, and ability the problems set before them are flawlessly solved. The staff of Quo Vadis wishes to express their gratitude and thanks to the members of the Board of Education for the educational privileges which all of us have en- joyed in Sayreville High School. PAUL KARBOWSKI President FRANCIS SAMUEL Vice President EDUCATION GEORGE WIST WILLARD ZACH WALTER ZAMORSKI STEPHEN MALIK Board Cleric 7

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J. HOWARD KOLB Y EDWARD F. FIELEK HAROLD H. BOEHM ANTHONY POPOWSKI Mayor GOVERNING BODY Every town needs the leadership of a strong governing body. Our Borough Council is just that. Without its competent officers and members, Sayreville could not have achieved the success an d growth which it now enjoys. The six members of the council are citizens whom we all respect and admire for their loyalty and service. Everyone in the community is represented by the conscientious councilmen. We, the Class of 1957, wish to express our gratitude to thes e men of Sayreville who have served their people so diligently. RAYMOND J. PRESNAL ALFRED W. SCHUSSLER JOSEPH F. ZIEMBA 6

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MISS MARION SAMSEL Secretary MRS. BETTY KROEGER Secretary 8 DR. RICHARD S. POLLACK Superintendent of Schools To the Class of '57: The miracle of borning and dying is repeated endlessly be- fore the eyes of man. He understands it not, nor can he control it. This is God's work. How the life is spent, which is thus created, is man's work. The recipe, therefore, has been truly writ and given to us in the Gospel. That you may read well this script, I entreat: Sol iustitiae nos illustra.