Nanticoke High School - Nannual Yearbook (Nanticoke, PA)

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Q-1 'VZ' .fljbgt -Qfvlfafwr' ZQiJw.e'fjv,.Z416j DL'- Q ,, 'mA Texan-Q BETTY FABIAN . N . ' etty , an ardent sports 1. one of our more active mem- bers, ready to help whenever needed. Her considerate ways and keen sense of humor have gained for her a welcome in every group. 1' ,f' , ' j': V1-C - ,cfifcf LOUIS FELICI With his ever present smile and his happy-go-lucky attitude, Louie seems to radiate good cheer wherever he goes. He is seldom, if ever, found in a seri- ous mood and is well liked by all his classmates. May good fortune be his always. 5' 64,041 ,rf W' ' l ,Q f 4.' LJ YV V ,fr CLARENCE FLORKIEWICZ Florky is light-hearted and good natured with an ability to win friends. He also possesses zi keen mind for humor when the occasion arises. SYLVIA M. FURMANSKI Her delightful manner of con- ducting all matters of concern and her personal charm will aid in bringing the very best to this intelligent young lady. EUGENE GAVRISH Gay's popularity was acknowl- edged by being elected class president. May he continue to achieve the same success in his future efforts as he has in this office. He will also be re- membered for his excellent ac- complishments on the basketball floor - f 1 f 1..1--M .if -x A.,4.2.,' 'JH 1 :J 2 1 ,7 pAr',.' ,' V. 1' J MARION M. CILLIS A commercial student of good standing, we look forward to seeing Marion hold a responsible position after graduation. She is well liked and respected by her numerous friends. 'F ffl- 14 x ' 3 X-J 'fa' areal mfg i W . W E V i ..1. ' '. ii, ,lffof-2 I . fi. f ff. V! 'Sw tsl, lm .3 , 4 . -. - 'Z-. if '? gi .gf J? 4? ff 0 ., . GIl'STI Q One o those fun lovin mischie- vous fellows, 'H ic? n lways o be found hav' ime, but he can a . ' ' ly apply himself to y . he main- tains this same spiri , his future is sure to be bright. g X LURETTA M. GULEMBESKI Loretta.is our attractive head of the drum majorettes. Her winning smile and friendliness account for her host of friends. 4' 'fo ' ' 1 llf' fir, . 4, 1, 1 1.1 f. PA UL E. GORKA With his beaming smile and friendly manner, Paul is a popu- lar member of the Senior Class. His excellent work as Art- Editor of the Nannual is to be greatly commended. JEAN D. GORNEY Friendly and reliable, Jean has shown her true school spirit by her loyalty and cooperation, as president of the Tri-Hi-Y and in many other school activities. f KZ ,ZL!C AQY1 fl 4 fcqffi ,114 Ll 4' S L ,lic Lili .-. ,L J F -7.4 1..- N ALBIN M. GRXBOWSKI Al is a happy-go-lucky fellow, full of practical jokes and good spirit. His friendly attitude and carefree ways will make him wellfreme ered by Q all. - .1 ' X '1 ij!! 5 Laid!-3 l BERNARD F. GRABUWSKI A lighthearted fellow, Bern doesn't have a care in the world. He is an interesting conversa- tionalist and there is never a dull moment when he is around. tn M ,Q .J , 1' , .f. ,' . av! ..-lu i. '

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F N MARILYN J. DAVIS Marilyn's lovely brown hair is truly a crowning glory. Her quiet manner is deceptive as her intimate friends know. Her comical antics have kept the candy room alive with laughter. 2 - . 7 . ax- 5 -4 Q J In MU 4 . in . I if L lv A' l. - 1 I , 1 ' As an originator of student government and an ardent cheer- leader, Betty, one of our good students, has proven herself to be the owner of an enthusiastic school spirit. Her diligent and conscientious attitude were re- flected in her excellent work as the editor of the Nannual. f' N l V 1 A SIX BETTY A. DECESARIS . .I lf , y.. 1 6 LEON J. DECKER Leon, musically inclined, playing both in the orchestra and band, is a brilliant student. He is capable, reliable, and most sin- cere. He was a very efficient member of the Nannual Business Staff. l N A ,rr X., LNANEY R. DOMBROSKI XEndowed with intelligence, per- sonality, and sense of responsi- bility, Nancy has proved her worth by her fine job as Junior Class President and her wonder- ful scholastic achievements. I I J' M-fffo-'fl RAYMOND DOMZALSKI Energetic and friendly are the best ways to describe Ray . Through his cheerful manner, he has earned the admiration of his fellow classmates. .lj-L Syl S EDWA ONGJSKI Look up and you shall see- Ed . Tall and handsome with a friendly nature, he makes friends quickly. We wish him a wonderful future. fi FQ MICHAEL DRECZKA Sports activities take up most of Mike's time. He was an out- standing member of our football and track teams. STANLEY J. DR DOWSKI Drozda is the strong, silent type. He is always ready with a joke or a smile for all of his friends. Always interested in sports, he showed everyone what a good Sport he is. Underneath a m ext rior, Doy is jus ' popping with merriment and humor. onsci- entious, faithful, and always helpful, she takes with her the best wishes of the class. ...LM LOIS E. DZURIS Poise, personality, and perse- verance in all she gioes make Lois a grand person to, know. Admired by all fo her raceful height and. w 1 w for her . , L X NJ as resi nt offthe holasti a as done ggxnir ' 1 Civics u E 1 XJ Rr A F. if ix ' i y gy ' Y ix' X w ' 'Q if ,WL rj x.. I 5 Q ORRAINE M. ELMY Lorr 1 e is a tall, gracious, young dy, who is well-known for her neat appearance. Her decided interest in hair styling will surely bring her success. SYLVESTER EVAN One of the class favorites, Zoro has given himself quite a reputation in sports, especially, baseball. Always gay, always friendly, he is sure to succeed in his future life.

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3 .f 41 'i -,.--, fs , l 61. -U-,,,Jff' -' MARIE A. GRABOWSKI Interested and active in all school activities, Marie is among the popular seniors of N. H. S. Her vivacity and wit have en- deared her to all her classmates. r up . fll, QJALL' U1 f' ft . t'1,...Jef f 0 if I DULORES M. GREYTAK Grey was one of our most energetic cheerleaders. She is interested inlmodeling in which we wish her success. .1 EDWARD GRITSAVAGE Eager, ambitious, and cheerful, best describe Skippy . His main ambition is to become a doctor and in this we wish him the best of luclf. 0 , , pu K! . ,. if I I , I' .. 5. . L I lg I , . MARIE A. GROBLEWSKI Marie can fool you into thinking she is quiet and reserved, but we know her as really congenial with a fine sense of humor. Her ideals and principles wil take her successfully through life. ,jj IH 'If fs. V1,-1 FRANCIS J. GROUT Witty, genial, and friendly, these all describe Grouty . To all his friends he is known as a jolly fellow. RUTH M. HABERCHAK Petite, charming and gay-that's Ruth. Her scholastic and musi- cal accomplishments are sure to bring her success in whatever she attempts. RICHARD HALL ' Richie is gay and jovial, yet he has his serious moments. His pleasant personality is sure to put him on the path to success. A I . lf .-m.Q,...i in at ...Lei N92 f Tl , . w ,iff 'X A 1 f I VJ X p f W K, V GINA HAMARY Jean , althou she appears to be quiet and reserved, is a great lover of fun. One of our most agreeable students, she will surely find success. f Na! XC1 ,fx Q .K Cx Qt' Za u GERALDINEHHETXM-P'l'UN Carefree and ,,' Gerry will always be rem ered for her lovel ice and 'er fine contri- butiohs thexannual minstrels. ff X, r ., Y kin TX if V ki : g,,,g4a CHARLES H. A EY As a top notch student and good athlete, Chas has well earned 'the re utation of being one of P the most respected members of the class. He has taken part in almost every phase of school life and has been very active as president of the Teen House. fhfaei-., llsW':3 ff.- ff .f . .. ' 1-Yfflf' 'IAQ fi I . tjflly N. .va MARGARET MANOFSKI Marge , as co-captain of our cheering squad, did a magnifi- cent job in keeping them cheer- ing. She was also a loyal sup- porter of the school's activities. f 5110 1' , fffxf .,,w x DONALD A. HILL Ducky hails from Hanover and his biggest problem is how to be quiet. In spite of this, he has a serious side and really surprises his teachers when he gets down to business. X