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

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JUDITH DUNN 117 Ocean Blvd., Cliffvvood Beach “Cute as a button.” Lively, sweet, and petite describes “Judy.” One of the prettier girls, “Judy” plans to do clerical work upon gradua- tion. Her cute smile and pleasant “hel- lo” has made “Judy” a wonderful girl to know. ACTIVITIES: Art Club, Sewing Club, Glee Club, Cooking, Basketball Intramurals. JOHN DUSKO 169 MacArthur Ave., Sayreville “To know him well is to know him better.” “Pee Wee” is one of the friendly, but quiet hoys of the Senior Class. Despite his shortness, his handsome appearance and well groomed manners will con- tribute to his success in the Air Force. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Sports Club, Echo-Lites Club. JOHN DZERGOSKI 74 Dane St., Sayreville “Life of any classroom.” “Jungle,” one of the cutest boys in the Senior Class, is well known for his won- derful ability in football, basketball, and baseball. His sense of humor makes him very popular with everyone. To attend college is “Johnny’s” future am- bition. ACTIVITIES: Sports Club, Officiating Club, Echo-Lites, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Sports Editor of Echo-Lites. JOAN ENGELHARDT 7 George St., Sayreville “Always merry and full of pep. Joan, one of the hard-working stu- dents at S. H.S., can always he seen giv- ing a helping hand. Her witty remarks and pleasing personality have always made her well known. As a future secre- tary, we all wish Joan the best of luck. ACTIVITIES: Red Cross Club, Student Coun- cil, Office Practice and Quo Vadis Staff. 28

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RONALD DITTMAN 40 Bissett St., Sayreville “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” “Ron,” one of the best math and science students in our class, is known for being late. His sense of humor as well as capability to be serious have made him well liked by all. ACTIVITIES: General Science Club, Junior Play, Varsity Baseball, Delegate to Boys’ State. HELEN DIEKER Highway 35, South Amboy “A bright and shiny penny. “Penny” is one of the most quiet girls in the class, but her good nature and wonderful personality makes many friends for her. Success will surely be hers in whatever field she chooses. ACTIVITIES: Quo Vadis, Stage Craft Club, Echo-Lites, Girls’ Citizenship Institute. JOSEPHINE DOMZAL 50 Laurel St., Melrose “There1s a sparkle in her eye “Jo” is the possessor of a sweet dis- position and cheery smile. Always seen with “Smash” walking through the halls of S.H.S., this cute brunette has made many friends. ACTIVITIES: Knitting Club, Teenage Book Club, Basketball and Volleyball Intra- murals, Office Practice. BARBARA DOUGLAS 480 Harding Rd., Laurence Harbor 66 J '99 A merry miss. If you are looking for “Barb,” you can always find her surrounded by a group of her many friends. We know that “Barb” will achieve her ambition for the future. ACTIVITIES: Girls’ Intramurals, Music Club, Commercial Club, Knitting Club. 27

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LOUIS ESKRA 236 Oak St., Melrose “Boy with the. dry sense of humor” “Lou” is a member of our class who is easy to get along with because of his good naturedness. He aided our class in dramatic plays and was a fine man on the basketball team. ACTIVITIES: Track Team, Intramural Basket- ball and Football, Junior Play, Reading Club. LAWRENCE GANLEY Feary PI., Morgan “When Irish Eyes are Smiling.” “Larry” came to S.H.S. in his junior year, but Long Island’s loss was our gain. His friendliness made him ac- quainted with everyone very quickly. He is always helping out where help is needed. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals. MARY ANN GARBOWSKI 8 Stella St., Sayreville “A friend to all.” Who’s that cute S.H.S. twirler strut- ting down the football field? Well, lliat’s our Mary Ann. She can always be seen at all the games cheering our boys on to victory. ACTIVITIES: Commercialites Club, Leaders’ Club, Geography Club, Echo-Lites, Twirler, Quo Vadis Staff, Student Council, Spring Concert, Office Practice. JOSEPH GINN 12 Reid St., Parlin “A head for knowledge.” “Joe” is very active in school activities and always lends a helping hand to others. His scholastic abilities assure him of a fine future. ACTIVITIES: Student Council President, In- tramural Basketball and Football, Mana- ger Baseball and Basketball, General Sci- ence Club. 29