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

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A longer lunch period gives Michelle Pepsin a chance to exchange notes with her friends. Warm spring weather brings the gym classes outdoors. Gary Aich practices his batting during a carefree softball game. Ideas are thrown back and forth during an impromptu Quo Vadis meeting on the school lawn. 12 Introduction

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With the help of a band saw, Mike Kleinow uses his carpentry talents to begin a project. The end of the period proves to be the best part of class for Donna Chiaramonte. Every year the girls are subjected to exercise to music. Sherry Stoeckel and Rosanda Strika thor- oughly enjoy themselves while struggling through leg lifts. Introduction 11

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A gorgeous day and her own reflection could easily distract Jill Pazur from her biology lab. The natives are restless! Ulterior motives lurk behind the mask of Lisa Croasmun. EinouqIh To MaI e You Dizzy In those nine and a half months you rolled and coasted through Christmas vacation and another icy New Jersey winter, mid-term exams in January, the arrival of spring, and quarterly report cards before finally breez- ing to a stop in June. You rode over enough ups N downs in the school year to make you dizzy by the time it was over. It’s really not so bad if you just hold on. A group effort makes the work easier. Students of Spanish II pool their talents to complete their latest project. Introduction 13