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

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12 Top Left: Using his knowledge of geometry. Art Delmotte is able to construct concentric circles. Top: At the end of their school day, Mary Ellen Parsler and Alyssa Iaciofoli find a quiet hideaway.

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Freedom of Expression Top: The cheerleaders try to put some spirit into the crowd after a disappointing quarter. Right: During a free moment, Mary Jo Baumann enjoys a lollipop — one of the many Student Council fund-raisers.

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Moving Forward With Assurance Top: The warm spring air provides a comfortable setting while these seniors complete their work. Above: During lunch, Ron Fox takes advantage of his only break as a junior. Right: Taking a moment out of her hectic schedule, Carole Sisolak browses through one of the many books in the school library. As the members of the Class of 1978 approach the outside world, we will have to find our own answers to the many new challenges and find ways to conquer the new obstacles that stand in our way. Our three years at Sayreville War Memorial High School have enabled us to discover our inner strengths, experience a sense of wonder in the con- tinual learning process, and above all, given us a chance to express ourselves. Through our classes, sports, and activities, we have been able to contribute a part of ourselves to Sayreville High School. Senior year now sees us looking forward and exploring avenues for future expressions.