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

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Before the year began, finishing touches were put on the school. Topsy-Turvy New Year Brought Changes Every school is a boisterous, busy place, changing yearly. Think back to the summer. As September approached everyone experienced mixed emotions. We looked forward to seeing friends, but were nervous about “What will my classes be like?”, “Will my friends be in my classes?”, “I hope I know someone in lunch,” “What teachers will I have?” As this September approached, the trepidation was worse than usual since everyone knew that high school would experience more change rhan ever before . . . the freshmen were coming! The high school was going to be a four year school for the first time in many years. “Would the halls be too crowded?” “Will I be able to get to class on time?” “How many people can fit in a class?” No one was sure how the year would go but everyone knew for sure — things were going to be different and just somewhat topsy turvy. A rare glimpse of the B-wing — empty. Mass confusion reigns in the crowded halls of SWMHS. Introduction

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-------------------- Table of Contents Introduction 2 Student Life 8 Seniors 28 Underclass 84 Faculty 126 Activities 148 Sports 190 Index 244 V “Senioritis” has not yet set in for Ed Wills, who industriously works on his assignment. 2 Introduction

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An impromptu “Ask Mr. Grzy” ses- sion begins early in the day when Darlene Christensen questions Mr. Grzywacz on his Don Johnson im- personation. 1 Introduction