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

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TEACHERS IRENE ARTHUR Algebra and Biology M.A. New York University HOMER DILL Physical Education B.S. Panzer College Assistant Football Coach Freshman Basketball Coach J.V. Baseball Coach . . . they have coped with our BARBARA COLES Sewing B.S. University of Kentucky JOHN DRESSER General Shop, Drafting, Practical and Applied Mathematics Trenton State Teachers College CHRISTOPHER CORNELL Music B.S. New York University Twirlers, Band, Orchestra MARY DULEMBA Typing I, General Business Problems Office Practice M.Ed. Rutgers University 10

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MRS. MILDRED TRENT Secretary MISS ROSEMARIE SAMUEL Secretary TO THE CLASS OF ’58: Your school record of achievement is now only a memory. You go on to cope with reality. Whatever you do will he evaluated in terms of a young adult. The good traits and character formulated by your high school program will help you to gain your rightful place in the scheme of life. All your potential ability will be challenged in an exacting world where each is judged on per- formance. Your future is full of promise. The way in which you solve your daily problems will add to your stature. It is my wish that the class of ’58 will have such a rich and rewarding life full of spiritual and material value that your purpose for existing is fulfilled. 9

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misdemeanors . . . guided our straying feet . . . MIRIAM FEHRLE Physical Education B.S. Trenton State Teachers College Cheerleaders Advisor GEORGE EVANOYICH Mathematics B.S. Kings Point and Rutgers University Assistant Advisor, Class of ’58 PHYLLIS GALBRAITH English B.A. Trenton State Teachers College Assistant Advisor, Class of ’58 JOHN GUTKOWSKI History and Vocational Civics B.S. Manhattan College Varsity Basketball and Director of Athletics 11