Nanticoke High School - Nannual Yearbook (Nanticoke, PA)

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is t- --!- lfg 'N J A-1 1 4 1 il .gt , fi ' . I A ' ' THAUUEUS C. PUTKOWSKI Ted is a well-mannered boy who takes sincere interest in sports and school activities. His ability and conscientious at- tifude will help make him a suc- cess in future endeavors. GRACE R. REES Grace is another of our class- mates who is interested in nurs- ing. Her friendly and cheerful manner will surely be an asset to her in her chosen career. cv-'L T' JOAN . REESE. Joan is sincere and congenial. Her considerate manners and obliging ways make her presence delightful. CHARLES H. REHKOPF ChuckU, a very good student, has proven himself a willing worker as president of the Stu- dent Council. Even-tempered, always smiling, cooperative, and definitely dependable, he always manages to say and to do the right thing at the right time. DOROTHY REICH Dorothy, with her demure and tranquil ways, is noted for her shy smile. Her quiet and un- assuming attitude and pleasing personality will always prove to belliegieficial in living a success- u 1 e. , A LmcLgig,4A,,,,3. , A 4 TH ER ESA A. Rl PSKI Therese , a shy member of our class, is a real friend. You can alwaysfiexpect her to help one in need. We wish her luck in her chosen field. SYLVIA M. ROBACK As drum majorette, Sylvia has done splendidly. Her magnetic charm has won her the admira- tion of all who know her. fi-LIC ff rf ' M' 'rf l!gjl1.' , I' MARGARET A. ROMANOFSKI Here is another miss who is a very staunch friend. Her natu- ral reticence and observing traits make her a much desired com- panion. . if t. xii 1 A v-4., - - ' , fe 4' 14- ,,-. 1' J'--4 AYLTA 6. ROSTALSKI ' A sweet and charming miss, Alta is always ready to participate in any school activity. Her dili- gence and spirit of cooperation signify a promising future. cf LOUIS J. ROOS Louie is a mild-mannered, friendly fellow. Although quiet in his ways, he can be counted on to do his part thoroughly and efficiently. , ,I I ! - I , RITA J. RUBEIL I Reliable and efficient, friendly and loyal, Rita has won a place in the affections of all her class- mates. The future is sure to hold a full measure of happiness for her. 54 Q X164 fly! RITTH A. RUDDICK A loyal member of our band, Ruth Ann is a tiny, very likeable miss. Her friendly disposition has gone a long way in winning for her many friends and we are certain, will continue to do so. fQL4 ' , ggmfdgt

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MARILYN T. ORLOWSKI Marilyn, a conscientious worker, expends all her efforts to ob- tain good results in any project she undertakes. May the fru- ition of all her dreams come true. yfilll -MM M, Zywfihfgpfb Adding G17 JOHN J. OSESKI Full of fun and fancy free, John goes through each day with a friendly smile for everyone he meets. May your future be as bright as your past, John. .!X'1,, Ls- ... il ffm V ' ' NORMAN PATTERSON Pat has won the ' ' in of his classmates bl his readiness to do a ' his friends. His nea' lr' P and work show? l' in the ful i O NERA D. PATTERSON Vim, vigor, and vitality, plus a keen mind are the enviable char- acteristics of Vera. Her invit- ing smile and charm are irre- sistible. I X ,jjsrf 7 , , 1 Af. ff In if I 'lf' -ff '-X fv My ' , L ,V I fa ,A Af' I -' . , - if vga' NICK PAULUS Nick, one of our football huskies has done fine work on the grid- iron, Although shy, he is a polite, courteous, and friendly fellow. 4 ., K Aff' uforlja?- D f f N. GEORGE S. PAVELETZ George is a very loquacious fel- low with a very hearty laugh. Very sociable and pleasant, it is no wonder that we all like him. 4? 4r'.41fg,5.. 7' V. ,aw 15 ff? .czfealcl am-45 f 'Laci ' O ARD A. PITZ . ft . - L Len is a gay lgceable bny with a wonderful sense of humor, With his flashing smile, he has gained a number of friends. cl Q ,Lwffc you LOUIS PIZONT Tall, dark and handsome and ad- mired by many a lassie-that's Lou . Although not participat- ing in athletics this year, Lou will be remembered for his per- formances on the football and baseball diamond. . -, 4' im , ' DOLORES PRICE hy, demure, and thoroughly charming - that's Dollie . Under the quietness and reserve, however, we find a young lady with ideas of her own. I EDWARD F. PRICE Fisher has a great talent for drawing and joking. Because of these qualities, he is sure to succeed in any life work he chooses. BERNARD PRICHNICK Bernie is a well-mannered, energetic student with a jovial nature. We wish him success in whatever he undertakes in the future. I I 'J I 'J l 1 . 5 1 -.S -dxf s I JoHN s.' RUsAKowsK1' Tall, dark, and handsome aptly describe this prominent member of the senior vocational group. With his good looks and scho-- lastic ability we venture to pre- dict that Jack will go far. O I

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PAULINE V. RUDOSKI Amiability plus reliability is part of Pollie's personality. Be- cause of these admirable traits, we are certain she will make a very competent nurse. -4 xg AQQFREDERICK RUMMAGE Q G d natured, energetic, and X Y, s om without a smile, Fred p' esses a striking personality. 1.2 i .eg .kHis keen sense of humor has many times brightened a dull classgoom. A Pl A, . I, X 4 . ITHERESA RUZICKI A tall, blonde miss of few but well-chosen words is Theresa. Her consistency and loyalty are highly valued by all her friends and with these agreeable quali- ties she is sure to have a pleas- ant future. L. ,UF .7 4 I V: N J Y - I , pl . W T...-.pi -1 ' -A 'V ' - V. 'AJ' ivffnfff V03 5 ,cl X t A A. s B911 A - me ekcellentisiugnfgii 1n- dustrious person 'is hard to find. As Literary Editor of The Nan- nual, she was most efficient. Participating in many school or- ganizations, one can see her talking a mile a minute . We are assured that Edna has a brilliant future before her. 'l,-F i' HENRY s. sAw1K It would be difficult to find any- one as jovial and friendly as Henry. Self-reliant and depend- able, you can co t on him to fulfill his plans. vu W. . ' r . ax :v 75.' M ' . Q A .fl ' A MARY SEWCZUK Mistress-Mary, quite contrary- was never written for her. Al- ways agreeable, always sociable, Mary proved herself a fine friend - .avi MU' ,L rf f-px' llzjfx ' A7 ' l 'N ' l ul. A 'I CV Ay' JY f X STEPHEN SHAEAYDA 2 Iggy's carefree att1tude'and droll humor have often mad..- him the center of attraction in a classroom. His studious mo- ments, too, are frequent and well spent. VINCENT SHEMANSKI Vince , although a quiet fellow, is a conscientious student. His brilliant playing on the gridiron will be remembered. '7, it fir 5 l K1 . 1. LEONARD SHIBILSKI The more humorous moments of a study hall are usually centered around Len . His fine wit and humor account for his winning personality. , M533 off- mg Gaz RICHARD A. SIER EJ Dick has made himself known by his fine wrestling perform- ances. Through his curly blond hair, he has acquired y femalefifzni s I V W f iv 1 f ' , ff. . Y J: I, lg ity, -ki I l A 'I A. ll'-. 5 73. 4, ..-4. 1' ,F ,ff-fbi, u , z ' Ross SIVICK Rose, a good-natured and like- able girl, can always be counted upon to cooperate. We want to wish the best of luck to a very elightful person. IL, X' aryl, jr af M . . f!fif!2 11? HENRY A. SKOPEK A diligent worker and a good student is Henry. His main in- terest is to gain knowledge and to have, fun at he same time .kc