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

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FRANK MALANOWSKI, B.S. Mt. St. Mary’s College LOIS MALANOWSKI, M.A. Seton Hall University

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IRENE TODD, B.A. Montclair State College Department Chairman ENGLISH DEPARTMENT It has become increasingly important to be able to communicate effectively through a variety of media. No longer is it sufficient to know the grammar concepts or to be familiar with a selected list of the classics. Today’s high school student must learn to converse and write, using several levels of language. He must become familiar with both traditional and contemporary thinking and literary forms in order to function purposefully in the adult world. The constant goal of the English Department is to help students to develop understandings and skills in the two- way functions of communication. New materials and new approaches are continually being introduced in the attempt to help each student to develop his potential in language and literature as fully as possible. This year, a new course in composition and expository writing was offered for students who plan to go to college. Members of the high school and junior high school English departments began work on the improvement of courses of study for grades seven to twelve. Additional electives in creative writing, Dramatics II, and world literature were planned for the future to further enrich the English offerings of the department. PHYLLIS GALBRAITH, B.S. Trenton State College MAUREEN C. COLLINS, B.S. Seton Hall University SUZANNE EMMA, B.S. Monmouth College 12

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KATHLEEN F. CSOLTKO, B.A. Howard Payne College LORRAINE E. HENRY, B.A. University of Western Ontario ANITA LEVINE, A.B. Hunter College LAURA LUKACS, B.A. Douglass College 14 MYRA SCHURAK, A.B. Douglass College