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

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TO THE CLASS OF ’63 New people are christened—new ships are launched—new books are published— new behavior is learned—new schools are dedicated. Your class has the honor of being the first to graduate from the Sayreville War Memorial High School; so you in a sense are dedicated to and identified with it. It is my sincere hope that your dedica- tion will, with the help of God, contribute substantially to your success in fulfilling the promise of the “new horizons” which now beckon you. May the energy of your minds be joy- fully spent in molding its phantasmagoria into a reality of peace, good will, and plenty. R. S. Pollack Superintendent DR. RICHARD S. POLLACK Superintendent of Schools 6 MR. VINCENT ABBATIELLO Assistant Superintendent

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SAYREVILLE WAR MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL SAYREVILLE. MIDDLE SEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY DEDICATION — DECEMBER 1, 1962

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MISS MARGARET M. WALSH Principal To the Class of 63 New horizons, extra performance, unbounded confi- dence, persistance of a dream, are what the future is offering to the Class of '63. The new horizons are a challenge to devise means to carry on the spirit of in- dividual enterprise. The habit of unbounded confi- dence and the use of talents culminate in making dreams come true. Your Alma Mater has a share in both the past and the future. It is significant that the world of the Class of ’42 was no less uncertain than the world of 1963. The size and stature of your Alma Mater is measured by the high-level performance of the graduates. Her source of strength and character is in the students who in successive generations have kept alive ideals. The progress of your Alma Mater will be a summa- tion of your efforts and accomplishments. So walk on the sunny side of the street proud and full of plans for the future. MARGARET M. WALSH Principal MRS. MILDRED TRENT Clerk 7