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

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The next day you're back, and somehow that seems unnatural. You feel a little put upon, you've already had school for the year! You wonder when it's ever going to end, and leave you at peace. The day ulti- mately passes, and others follow. Soon you're in the middle of the year. The classrooms are colder now that the crisis has turned down the ther- mostats. The cold is only noticed at the start of class, and never while you're in the hallways. TOP: Grace Lyons checks the combination of her new locker. LEFT: Continuing an age old theater tradition, members of the musical cast inscribe their names on the loft walls. FAR RIGHT: Knots of students gather to discuss the upcoming year during the four minute break . a

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7 It's Not What It Used To Be ABOVE: Muffler repairs are the order of the day as Jeff Brodzinski gets a hand from a fellow classmate. RIGHT: There are many reports to be done in a school year and Barbara Koch knows they all take a lot of research Life goes on during the year like it always has. You may be concerned about where you're going to get gas on the weekend for your date, but you'll still go to the same places, and drive just as fast. When you find a job, you spend your break thinking about how you've worked all day for a half a tank of gas. You try to decide if it's more important to go cruising around town that night, or to eat dur- ing the next week. You long for last year, you think how good it was when you were a junior (sophomore, freshman . . .). Last winter is discussed, and those snow days look so attractive now, but you wish you had school when you make them up at Easter. You wonder what the summer is going to be like after a fall that brought a hurricane on September 6, and snow on Octo- ber 10.