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

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MARY DULEMBA Business Education Rutgers University, M.Ed. ARLENE FAIN Business Education Rutgers University, B.S. FRANCIS HODE Business Education Montclair State College, B.A. Advisor, Class of 1966 BUSINESS The business department has the task of training students in the fields necessary to fill the many positions in offices. The students are prepared to meet the various positions of the business world through such courses as Office Machines, Record Keep- ing, Typing I and II, Stenography I and II, and Business Law. In addition to classroom instruction, students in the Office Training Pro- gram are allowed to put their ac- quired skills to use by working in various offices during the second semester of their senior year. This type of training gives students a head start in the business world and provides valuable experience. ANGELICA MARRA Business Education Rutgers University, M.Ed. Student Council Advisor GRACE K. MERSHON Business Education Rider College, B.S. JOAN ROMATOWSKI Business Education Georgian Court, B.S. BARBARA MEISSNER Business Education Trenton State College, B.A. 22

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MUSIC ALLAN R. MOUNT Glee Club, Piano Trenton State College, M.A. Music Ed. Band, Color Cuard, Twirlers Listening and learning. CHORUS Sayreville High School’s music department offers students the opportunity of learning to play a musical instrument and group singing. During the course of the year, students taking Chorus learn and practice a variety of songs in preparation for the annual spring concert. INSTRUMENTAL Students learning to play instruments can put their efforts to work by joining the marching band, dance band, or concert band. Band members who have performed well enough through the year are given the opportunity to compete, and if fortunate enough, be chosen for All-County Band. Not only do these courses endeavor to develop musical talent, but also provide the student with a better understanding and appreciation of various types of music. RICHARD A. DONELON Instrumental Music University of Miami, B.M.Ed. Warming up for rehearsal. A class in instrumental music.

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BLUE GRAY FIRE Training for future work. Come in . . . JOSEPH L. NITA Distributive Education Trenton State College, B.S. I V. Basketball Coach . . . and select. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Distributive Education is a business course which enables students to become acquainted with the fundamentals of buying and selling. During the course of the year, students enrolled in the Distrib- utive Education program are given the opportunity to fill various positions of department stores in the area. Not only does this on-the-job training provide the students with valuable experience, but it enables him to become realistically acquainted with this facet of the business world. Distributive Education students also maintain the newly established Blue and Grey Shoppe which makes available to students various school supplies at a moderate price. 23