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

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MARGARET ANAYA ROBERT ARMSTRONG 15 Henry St., Sayreville 14 Dolan Ave., Morgan “Always ready to work or play. “Peggy,” one of the brightest students in the class, always manages to find time for school activities. She can usually be found at the dances and games. The future surely holds much success for her. “Incidcntly, is my face red? Bob Armstrong, better known to us as “Red,” can always be recognized by his red hair. Even though he is one of the quietest boys, he has won the respect of many friends. Our best wishes go to a future chemist. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ Citizenship Institute, ACTIVITIES: Sport’s Officiating Club, General ll®rar Editor of Quo Vadis, Echo-Lites Science Club, J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball. Staff, Student Council, Band. JACQUELINE BALOG 23 Parkway Place, Parlin “A future artist. “Jackie’s” talent in art will one day bring her a fine job as a commercial artist. Her sense of humor and neat ap- pearance has made “Jackie” a popular student. We all wish the best of luck to “Jackie” in the future. ACTIVITIES: Art Club, Glee Club, Quo Vadis Staff. BARBARA BALON 45 Hillside Ave., Sayreville “Laugh and the world laughs with you. “Barb” is best known for her wonder- ful sense of humor and her long blonde hair. She always has a cheery smile for one and all. In the near future, you may hear “Barb” announcing flights at one of the large airports in this country. ACTIVITIES: Stagecraft Club, Dramatics Club, Office Practice.

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MICHAEL HELPA President PATRICIA PRUSARCZYK Vice President CLASS OFFICERS BARBARA KUKULSKI Secretary MARGUERITE SHULER Treasurer

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MARIANNE BARAN 107 Kendall Drive, Laurel Park ‘7 chatter and chatter as I go. Marianne is a girl with a personality all her own. Along with her happy-go- lucky ways, she is sincere. This friendly lass is one of the most likeable senior girls. Although her plans for the future are undecided, we can be sure she will succeed. ACTIVITIES: Quo Vadis Staff. I IN ! I LI ■ ■ yf ROBERT BIESIADA 3321 Washington Rd., Parlin “Men of few words are the best. “Boh” never says very much, blit his swell personality makes him well-liked bv all who know him. Sports rate num- ber one with Boh, and he can usually he seen at the games. ACTIVITIES: Gym Club, Glee Club. ROBERT BENNINGTON 96 Roosevelt Ave., Laurence Harbor “He sees only the bright side of life. “Bob” is a friend to all who know him. His sociable manner leads to the attraction of the many friends which he has. We will soon see “Bob” as a sailor. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals, Sports Officiating Club. BARBARA BLACK 153 Kendall Drive, Sayreville “Looks and personality go hand in hand. “Barb,” an import from Newark in her Sophomore year, became an active part of the Senior Class. As a member of the Color Guard, she can always be seen marching in parades and at games. ACTIVITIES: Teenage Book Club, Color Guard. 22