Nanticoke High School - Nannual Yearbook (Nanticoke, PA)

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MARILYN I. EVANS The world would know its loss if Marilyn ever stopped laughing. This sense of humor plus her neat- ness are befitting to her charming personality. EVA MAE FINK Can you imagine finding Eva Mae in a serious mood? This would be a discovery because she is so care- free and gay. Her vivacity bright- ened many classrooms. ALFRED W. FLORKIEWICZ A1 always did a fine job whenever called upon. However, won't he please tell us why he is sooo bash- ful? Nevertheless, he can boast a great number of friends. MELVIN W. FARKAS Cooperative, dependable, and a dil- igent worker describe Melvins en- vious qualities. He is considered tops both as a student in the classroom and as a student mana- ger of the football team. MERLYN FLETCHER Opening exercises just weren't the same if Murph wasn't in the or- chestra playing the drums. Besides his ability as a drummer, he pos- sesses a keen sense of humor. IANICE M. FLOWERS Ianice belongs to the group of our more active members. She did a commendable job as President of the Tri Hi Y, even though it was a little difficult to call meetings to order. SYLVIA E. FRY Sylvia combines the characteristics of friendliness and sociability: then she wears them. With these assets it is little wonder she can make and keep friends. LEO W. GARCZYNSKI Facetiousness plus .,.... This explains to what extent Leos humorous an- tics will go. VVith such a jolly outlook no one can help liking him. HENRY GIUSTI 'Butchfl along with his twin sister. has a special ability for making friends. His accomplishments beth on the gridiron and in school can- not escape praise. ALFRED GALAT Underneath Al's quiescence we are certain there must be some wit. Of course, it is still to be found. One feather in his hat is his personal- ity. HENRIETTA M. GIUSTI 'Etta-s usually has a radiant smile for everyone. Perhaps this is one of the reasons why she sold so much candy. VVe are sure she will meet with such success in the future. DOLORES GIZINSKI Happy-go-lucky. pleasant and smil- ing are only some of the adjectives to describe Dolores. This affable lass. never found in a morose mood. is sought by all as a companion.

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CHARLES P. CROP No one can kick a ball like Chuck' Hes really good but not thru luck: l'm sure the girls would like to see. All the boys as handsome as he. IOHN I. CZECK Characteristic of lohn is his friend- liness and cooperation. As a Stu- dent of the Commercial Depart- ment. he proved his ability, since he is a typist of speed and accur- acy. THOMAS DAVIS Tom. although quiet and serious, possesses an amiable disposition. His sincere interest in basketball earned for him a position on the varsity squad. EDWARD F. CYWINSKI Murphy has displayed his talents in football. basketball. and baseball. Aside from sports however, his dis- tinction lies in the tendency to blush on the slightest remark from the fairer sex. ANNA DALMAS Finding Anna in a sullen mood is hard to imagine, because everyone certainly knows of her sociability. Her efficiency as a candy-girl proves this quality. DANIEL I. DISTASIO Whether performing on the foot- ball field or in the minstrel, Danny was equally proficient. Also, we can't forget his friendliness which established his popularity. MARY A. DOBRANSKI As spring bursts out from winter. so Mary has suddenly broken her silence. This change revealed qual- ities which Mary possessed. such as her voice, unknown to her friends. PAUL DROZDOWSKI Paul is generally considered a shy fellow, But---underneath that shyness we detect the other side of his dual personality: humor and brains DAVID C. EDWARDS Friendly. popular. and a top notch student seems to include ev- ery aspect. However, Davos a- chievement as an All Scholastic basketball player cannot escape praise. RICHARD DOMZALSKI Dum-Dum's sobriety is disregarded by those who know him personally. His list of friends is a long one which is accounted to his depend- ability. IOHN L. DZURIS VVe have as yet to see Iohn's ap- pearance anything but neat, for he is always well dressed. In addition his pleasant manners will aid him in future undertakings. IUDITH M. EVANS Despite her quiet manner, it is dif- ficult to find a truer friend than Iudy. This can be attributed to her helpful suggestions in solving prob- lems. Fifteen

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ESTHER A. GRANT No one will ever forget Esther's kindness and pleasantness toward her fellow classmates. In addition, her conscientious attitude in all un- dertakings is sure to spell success. IOAN GROMNIAK A quiet and gentle girl is Ioan. Be- ing both a pleasant and congenial lass who has been successful in any school undertaking, she will long be remembered by her classmates. EDMUND GROZIO Doing his utmost to be good-natur- ed and cheerful, Ed has succeeded. His colorful clothes and sportive manner cause a convivial atmos- phere inviting to any individual. Sekenleen there: efficient. miss. GEORGE I. GREVERA George and his accordion go to- gether. You cant think of one without recalling the other. His exceptional musical ability plus his Congeniality have made him a well- liked classmate. DOROTHY I. GROUT Dot, one of our very capable cheer- leaders just oozing with vitality, is classed as tops, Possessing an amiable disposition, this girl's fu- ture is certain to be successful. SYLVESTER C. GRZYMSKI Syl is a quiet, intelligent student who devotes most of his time to his studies. VVhenever his name was called he responded with 'Arosy cheeks. IEANETTE GOLEMBIESKI lanie. with her short blonde hair. XX hen cheerings heard. is always As Civics Club Secretary she was Never. never inconsistent. ANN GORNECKI The banners of glory are carried by Ann. This includes loyalty to her friends and school. Also. her modest ways make her a charming RICHARD GRABOWSKI Determined to do his work but still able to find time for other ac- tivities, Dick adheres to the princi- ple work before play. The front hall was usually buzzing when he was selling tickets. PAUL GONSKI Pauls joviality surprises many un- suspecting persons. Therefore we warn anyone in his presence to be on his toes. His blonde hair contributes towards his innocent appearance. KATHLEEN T. GRABOWSKI Any gathering abounding in cheer- fulness must naturally contain 'ATootsie. Combining this with neatness and sociability, the por- trait of her features is complete. EMIL GRANITZKI In order to visualize Emil you must imagine a boy small in stature, friendly, humorous, and an efficient Associate Business Editor. Having formed the image, you can readily understand his versatility.