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

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QUITTING TIME After a hectic day of work, every- one needs to take time off to share light moments. Whether it is a joke shared in the halls, or riding home on the 2:30 bus, students need to relax and enjoy themselves. Once the schedule and classes have become dull and repetitious, a free moment is not only a necessity, but it is also greatly welcomed. Since students love to goof-off, what could be more pleasing than a pep rally or a class competition assembly instead of those mundane morning classes? But the excitement does not end when the school year is over. It continues from fall football games to the spring musical leading up to graduation, The memories of these care-free moments will never be forgotten. They are more than just a time to play, they are a time to grow and learn. Smile! You're on Candid Camera. Off to a good start, Lisa Romano gets in on the fun as she blows a bubble during gym class. MTRODUCTION Oh what a feeling!

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) ■ History is what's on Chris Cook's mind as he scans the chapter for the answer to h s question. Working on his music composition. Cole- man Brice goes write'' to it The pressures and responsibilities of school compete with those of work for many students like Pattie Chirico With the help of DECA member. Tim Frazzita. Sue Kupsch is able to purchase breakfast before the start of her busy school day Before the big test. Mark Grodski reviews his notes in study hall INTRODUCTION 7

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Some free time between classes allows Jennifer Hig- gins to call a friend. The excitement of the senior class is shown by the expression on Denise Valinoti and Joyce Winkler's faces. In between periods, Kelly New- some and Adrienne Chiavarro dis- cuss their activities for the rest of the day. 4 While hanging out during lunch, Gary Sabine, John Clayton, and Jim Van Wagenon discuss their plans for tonight INTRODUCTION 9