Nanticoke High School - Nannual Yearbook (Nanticoke, PA)

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W4 T CCNSTANCE A. BLOCKUS lnguisitiye and intelligent are good descriptions of Connie. Her ac- tiveness as a cheerleader and her enjoyable company are only two rungs in her ladder to success. IOSEPH F. BOHINSKI Ioe atones for a small stature by his humorous and cooperative na- ture. These qualities, no doubt, are reasons for his many acquain- tances among fellow students. ROBERT F. BOYLE Bob has become one of the most likeable chaps of the class. His ability to keep the room in an up- roar was displayed by the unfor- gettable time he was locked in the closet. Thirteen FRANCIS I. ADAMCZYK Fran is regarded as a friendly and reliable student. Always pre- sent with him is his ready wit which is quickly accepted by his classmates. MARIE T. AUGUSTINE Quiet and demure at one moment while energetic and full of life the next is Marie. Her aid in high school activities indicates that she is a willing worker. NATALIE R. BIGOS The spark of gaiety, provided hy Natalie's presence, entices a lively spirit in a classroom. Indeed, this trait will prove helpful in later associations. IOSEPH F. ANDREIKO This energetic and light-hearted fellow can usually be seen as the Center of attraction. Theres never a dull moment when Ioe begins his droll stunts. ALMA M. BALLA First take a handful of charm, then add a cupful of vigor: next, stir in some radiant smiles, and last add a pinch of musical ability. These in- gredients composite our congenial Alma. MARY ANN BITTENBENDER Advice in selling! Mary Ann does- ni need it. She did a splendid job in selling candy at the football games. The enthusiasm of this girl will never be forgotten. ANDREW BOBOLA However dull a classroom seems, The addition of Bubbles makes it gleam: A carefree, light-hearted, brown- haired lad. A truer friend can never be had. EDWIN F. BOROFSKI If your first impression of Edwin reminded you of a quiet, shy fellow you had better change it. He is distinguished as one of the best pranksters the Nanticoke halls have known. LORRAINE D. BUCHOLTZ Lorraine will always be remember- ed for her pleasant smile and her beautiful blond hair. The splendid work she did as majorette contrib- uted toward her popularity. 3 490--4

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COLORS Blue and Gold MOTTO Educatxon our gam success ou goal FLOWER Amencan Beauty Rose 0112155 nf 1551 Seated Cecelxa Sos1nsk1 V1cePres1dent Lorrame Bucholtz Secretary CLASS OFFICERS Standing Wllham Budurka Presxdent Iohn Wllllams Treas urer CLASS SONG lTune Halls of Ivvl To our dear old Nantxcoke Hxgh School We w1ll pledge our loyalty And we vull long remember All the yoys shared vuth thee May the honor so deservmg Never never be undone Of the class of 51 The many bells that rang And all the songs vue sang VV1ll never be forgotten come As classmates vue nov part Wxth sadness m our heart what may But stnll mth purpose true me ll carry on For achxevement ln thc future Ever strnmg day by day The loyal class of 51 ls nov. on lts may Tel . . V r i - . . ,V . - . - ' ' , ' : . And may the memory linger , , V ' Y W' VC

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HELEN B. CHAPURA Given: Pretty girl with dark hair, sparkling eyes, and pleasing per- sonality, Required: To add the above char- acteristics, Result: Who else could it be but our classmate Helen? MELANIE A. CIEMPOLA No doubt you have often wondered where MlVlillie gets her energy. This is indeed a myetery. But, we do know that she did a magnificent Iob on the Yearbook Business Staff. IANET A. COOPER lanet is never found as part of a noisy group in a study hall or class. She best achieves her purpose by following the rule. Silence is Gol- den. Fiurte industrious. our class. DOLORES D. CHEKLINSKI Astonishing as it may seem, Dod- ie is always bubbling with gaiety. The contributions of her wonderful voice to our minstrels helped to make them successful. EDWARD CIEPLIK Edward is a bright-eyed blond Of whom the girls are very fond: No greater pitcher can be found. VVhenever Ko:y is around. ROBERT W. CROOP Bob believes that there is a time and place for everything. He can be both fun-loving and serious dee pending upon what the occasion demands. WILLIAM I. BUDLIRKA Bills commendable achievements as Senior Class President establish- ed a fne record for his successors to equal. His efforts are best de- scribed as being conscientious and IOSEPH S. BUTCHKO loe is one of those fun-loving fel- lows who can always he found having a good time. Nevertheless. he was sincere and cooperative in many school activities. ROBERT BUTKA The best description of A'Red is the adjective quiet, This accounts for his attentiveness which has helped him become a top student of RAYMOND BUSHELLI Quiet. sincere. and a grand person is Ray. His amiable character and loyalty to his fellov: classmates were well displayed by his contri- butions on the gridiron. IOHN F. BUTKA At one glance Iohns actions may seem studious and serious. How- ever, upon closer observation a winning smile is unfolded which makes him everyones friend. ARTHUR I. CAGIGAS Arthur surprises us once in a while with his hidden intellect. Never to be forgotten are his debates in ccn- sumer class on the subject of per- culators.