Nanticoke High School - Nannual Yearbook (Nanticoke, PA)

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MES PTASINSKI J vlal lndustrlous mannerly our language means .l'1m ' H1s pleasant personal1ty and w1ll1ngness to cooperate are sure to w1n h1m success 1n the future LEONARD PUSHEFSKI Entertalnlng and gay w1ll de sc r1be h1m Th1S boy who has v1gor and v1m Known as Push to everyone HIS com1c antxcs are surpassed by none ALLEN QUOOS Allen thoughtful ln all h1s ways Has certa1nly brlghtened our school days my A, Leadersh1p qual1t1es energy and zest ,dlp He surely rates among the best Q 4' LILLIAN RACIS L1l11an 1S credlted w1th be1ng one of the prett1est g1rls m our class Her wlnsome smlle and v1vac1ous manner are her promment character1s t1CS W' 5 the Q' --is EDWARD RODONIS If Corky 1S presen nelther Wlt nor humor 15 lack1ng He proved h1S ab1l1ty as a wrestler and student manager of our football team LEON RAKOWSKI As a vocat1onal pup11, th1S rugged lad possesses mechanlcal adapt1on as well as a dynamlc personallty JEAN RAITER Jean may seem shy or bashful at tlmes but she has the ab1l1ty to make and keep fr1ends Her qu1et tastes make her an unassumlng fr1end ROBERTA RAY Bert IS a m1rthful and aCt1Ve lass Her alacrlty and am1ab1l1ty make her an outstandmg fr1end and pup1l 29 l . . . . ,, . , J A . 0 , , - - 111 . . - , I D 8 1: ,p.p S. l 9 QL ' fi:fQ5-'vii . fe f Q :sag f -g K ,JS-rigs-11 ' 55225 2 31,355-6 - . A P, 3' . . . - , Q 'ii Il ll ' t

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W METHOD PIPAN ' P1p tm our able class presldent w1ll always be remembered not only for h1s w1nn1ng personallty and cheerful ness but also for h1s ablllty 1n basketball ANNE PONKO Ame IS an attentlve student and an understanchng fr1end Th1s w1nsome and v1vac1ous lass has capt1vated the hearts of all who know her HELEN PERANSKI: Helen is both pleasant and kind She s one of the best you ll ever fmd An excellent dancer and a pretty lass She s a well l1ked member of the senlor class MARION PIASECKI 'Plnky certarnly proves the adage Good th1ngs come 1n small packages ' Her devotedness and v1vac1ty Wlll lead to the road of success CASMIERA PIETRZYK Gay and carefree best descr1be 'Sh1rley She can always be found where there 1S fun and laughter IRENE PILECKI Tall sllm and lovely 1S Irene who 15 always pleasant and llghthearted W1th all these tralts 1t's no wonder she can acqulre so many admlrers ...g 'iv f::j 1 RONALD PRICE Anyone who knows Ron IS famlllar wlth h1s well rounded M knowledge and conversatlonal ab1l1t1es These ual1t1es combmed w1th h1s q neat appearance spell success for hxrn EUGENE PRUKALSKI Gene' IS both frollcsome and caprlcxous H15 unaffected ways and unassum1ng att1tude w1ll wm h1m fr1ends wherever he goes Z8 3 If P ,LTVQQ l .r I . v K - ' . 'vs' K Q ,N Y S 5 ' G? E . . away? ' 'X

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GENEVIEVE RAYMOND: Jean's quiet and reserved charm is noticed and cherished by all. She is a studious girl with an attractive smile, and will surely succeed in the future. ANTHONY ROBACHESKI: By all means Roby's initiative and unassuming poise shall always be priceless assets, especially when the time comes for him to open wide the gateway to success. 19? ix PAUL ROLFE Paul can be jovial or reserved as the occaslon demands These qualities make him an out standing friend and classmate LORETTA ROMANOWSK1 Loretta s chief attractions are her irresistable charm and heartwarming smile With these assets she is sure to meet good fortune throughout her ife KH ,-1' .iam inns. T 'Q' EDWIN ROWINSKI Don t le Sl1m s quiet manner fool you He can be both serious and full of fun what ever the occasion demands DORIS RUCK Dorls is the reserved dignified type whose unflinching loyalty and friendliness can always be counted on Her performances in the minstrel were unexcelled ROBERT RUCK He's talented and industrious He's solicitous and urbane These qualities all contribute To this popular fellow s fame JAMES SCHARTZER This capricious lad 1S always thinking of new ways to liven a classroom There s no question about it h1s future 1S secure 30 1' at R A 'W , 'fs A , K 11' f 'K M , ., ,L 'Z 'V R, N Z, , t ' I Il ' ' I H - H : i I . . . I . . I I .