MMI Preparatory School - Minamek Yearbook (Freeland, PA)

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SENIOR - ANTHONY PITMAN EGTOHYN Basketball 1-2g Baseball 1-2-3-43 Radio 455 Band 1-2. Tony came to M.M.I. as a freshman in 1953. Upon entering he became engaged in many activities ranging from baseball to band. He is known mainly by his shiny black '57 Corvette. Because of a quiet nature, one would believe him to be shy, but he will readily pitch in if there is something new to do. EDWARD RYMSZA, JR. Father Body Building 15 Fish Club 2-3. Ed is the proud possessor of a unique sense of humor and uncanny ability to fit a witty remark into any conceivable situation. Although he is mischievous at times, it is difficult to become angry with him because of his pleasant nature and persistent smile. Father is best known as a close friend of 'LFarley. NICHOLAS SAULLO Big Nick Basketball Manager 2g Fish Club 1-2g Modeling 3. A pleasing personality, a friendly smile, and a talent for- off-the-cuff remarks make diminutive Nick a center of attraction. His tlmelyiobserva- tions and ability in mathematics never failed to amaze us. Seniors will long remember Nick's famous oration on the relative merits of the Fish Club. lf you like fish, or if you don't, join the Tropical Fish Club. Such is Nick-a fine friend and an avid scholar. WlLLtIAM SHERGALIS Shergie - Sugar Class Officer 3-4g Cabinet lg Basketball 1-2-3-4-9 Press 43 Photo 1-2-3-43 Varsity 3-4g Baseball 1-2-3-4. Bill is probobly one of the best liked students in our class. This un- doubtedly stems from his wonderful personality and genial nature. Sugar took time out from studying German to lead the PREPPER cagers and baseball team during his four year stay at M.M.I. He can usually be found at Hazleton Canteen, where he carries on his night life.

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