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

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KAREN CLARK 284 Lincoln Ave., Lawrence Harbor “The best are the quietest. Did you ever meet a lady? Then Karen is the one to see. Her gentle smile and perfect manner will surely help to bring her happiness. ACTIVITIES: Sewing Club, Art Club. ROBERT CLARK 69 Wilson Ave., Laurence Harbor “Laugh, clown, laugh. Jokes, along with strange and little known facts, are Bob’s specialty. He al- ways has a “crazy” answer to every- thing. When he is around a lot of laughter can usually be heard. We all wish him the best of luck in future years. ACTIVITIES: Echo-Lues Staff, Wrestling Club, Metal Shop Club. LINDA CONOVER 128 Lincoln St., Morgan “Personality plus. “Lin,” a cute Color Guard, can usual- ly be seen marching up and down football fields. She is enrolled in the Commercial Course. Her future ambi- tion is to be a private secretary. ACTIVITIES: Dramatics Club, Teenage Book Club, Quo Vadis Staff, Color Guard. LOIS COVERT 1 Midland Ave., Morgan “Short and sweet. Lois is cute, sweet and is always seen brightening every gathering. Her sense of humor will surely help to make her future bright. ACTIVITIES: French Club, Echo-Lites Club, and Office Practice. 25

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CHESTER BRYS 2 William St., Sayreville “Hobby? Girls!” “Chet” is versatile in his athletic talents, and he displays good per- formance in every sport. He is well known because of his likeable disposi- tion. We are sure he will succeed, having done well in school. ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball and Foot- ball, J.V. Baseball, Football, and Basket- ball, Science Club, Science News Club. BETTY ANN BUCKO 141 Main St., Sayreville “Shortness is her fame ” “Peanuts,” as called hy her fellow classmates, is known for her height and her friendly disposition. We will always remember her walking down the halls with her friends. We know “Peanuts” future will be a successful one. ACTIVITIES: Science Club, Commercial Club, Girls’ Basketball and Volleyball Intra- murals. JAMES CH1ERCH1E 19 Patton Drive, Sayreville “Suede shoes and [fogged pants.” “Jim's” great ambition is to own his own business someday, but for the present he can he found watching the stock car races or “fooling around” with cars in his spare time. ACTI I I IF.S: Intramurals. JOHN CHUNCO 41 William St., Old Bridge “Willing and able” John, one of the best looking Senior boys, is known for his easy-going man- ner and his carefree ways. In his spare time, John can be found enjoying his favorite pastime, hunting. ACTIVITIES: Football, Modern Story Club, French Club.

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ROBERT CZERNIKOWSKI 186 Pulaski Ave., Sayreville “Long, tail Chinny” “Bob” is always seen wearing his Cobra jacket with a smile and friendly hello for all. His sense of humor makes him well known throughout the class. He is also a good basketball player be- cause of his height. ACTIVITIES: Science Club, Intramural Bas- ketball and Football. RUTH DAVIDOSKI 29 Albert Drive, Sayreville “A friendly heart that has many friends.” Ruth is one of the most cheerful and gay members of the Senior Class. Her sympathetic nature, sincerity, and friendliness make her well-liked by all. ACTIVITIES: Teenage Book Club, Art Club, Office Practice, Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals. CRAIG DAVIS 78 Haven Terrace, Parlin “Give me that rock and roll music.” Craig’s sense of humor has made him one of the most popular students. His hobby, which is collecting records, in- cludes all the latest rock and roll hits. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals, Science Club, Sci- ence News. CAROL DIEKER 801 Bordentown Ave., South Amboy “She leads a gay life” Carol can always be found doing a favor for one of her classmates. Two of her main assets are her neatness and her happy personality. Everyone agrees “Diek” is a fine friend, and we wish her the best of everything. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ Intramurals, Red Cross Club, Student Council, Dramatic Club. 26