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

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tfi iaPjup pQ M% ftocltfuwcjS, th co ues thctt p ihctpS tu ounselvos OJUb Hub lwO$t CtkpjiPjd. Above Left: With a free moment from schoolwork, Lori LeBlanc enjoys spending time outside. Above Right. Another change in Sayreville: the new Public Library. Left: The Girls’ Cross Country team enjoys the thrill of another victory.

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Top: While glory goes to the players, a team cannot func- tion without its managers, as is the case with Craig Hartman and George Coyle Far Right Although no longer teaching Senior Honors English, Mrs Baumann enjoys the challenge of her first year as Language Arts Supervisor. Right: Watch- ing losses from the sidelines can be more painful than play- ing in the game, as exhibited by the grimacing of Ken Moyle

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Top: C3PO visits Sayreville. Above: During band Student Council President Mary Jane Briody reads the day’s announcements during homeroom practice, Tracy Skarzynski concentrates on a difficult piece of music.