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

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It Has Its Moments ABOVE: Daydreaming takes over during the final minutes of Jennifer Deutch's third period class. BELOW: Making adjustments, Bill O'Neil perfects his skill in using a lathe. BELOW RIGHT: Absorbed by his task, Lester Morgan watches for results in his experiment. And there's always school. You try to schedule guidance appointments for gym class, so you don't have to sit on that cold, cold floor in your shorts. You stay up late one night for an essay, and you pray for a power fail- ure to shut out the lights so you can go to sleep. Some heartless rumor- monger suggests that the heating-oil shortage has been caused by cafete- ria food. The teachers find there's no way to take an accurate roll call until three minutes into class. Half of the class rounds the corners of a 43-minute period to stay in the hall and discuss the shows on T.V., or the clothes you bought with the money from your new job, or the gas mileage your new car doesn't get. 12

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ABOVE RIGHT: A few moments of banter BELOW: Circling the piano, students join help put Mrs. Shur's class in a good mood Mrs. Hellwig in a choral session, for study. ABOVE: Isolated in a corner of the new art wing, Marisa Blaszka is immersed in her notetaking. 11

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ABOVE: This montage of clippings displays Audrey Karmin's sense of school spirit. BELOW: Students get a bird's-eye” view of a still barren classroom in August. ABOVE: Trying to beat the dock, Gerry Gior- dano strives to improve his accuracy. BELOW: On the run from his gym class. Rob Butchko asks Mr. Newcomer pertinent career ques- tions.