Nanticoke High School - Nannual Yearbook (Nanticoke, PA)

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CHARLES THOMAS Charlie has succeeded in gaining a host of friends. His sometimes prankish attitude and other note, worthy qualities will long he re- membered by his classmates. RUTH THOMAS Ruth surrounds herself with cheer- fulness and extends this to any in- terested person. This geniality and her intelligence make her a friend to all. HELEN A. TORBA Helen is an industrious young maid. Her studious manner and diligence will certainly mean success in the future. REYNOLD THOMAS Although Reynold appears some- what aloof at times. his friends are not deceived. Actually. he is 'very amiable and one of the nicest boys in our class. HENRY TOKAR A somewhat energetic boy. l'l:n': has a pleasant attitude toward all. There are very few who can resist the charm of his smile. DOROTHY I. TURLEY Dot appears to be calm, peaceful. and quiet on the surface, but she really has a turbulent mind Hsizz- lingw with good humor and hearty jokes. GENE TURLEY A keen mind and high type of yer- satility are the outstanding charac- teristics of Gene. We all admire his scholastic attainments which have added to his personality, THELMA TLIRLEY Calm and reserved, but a wonder- ful friend. Thelma is proudly claim- ed as one of our classmates She is a great pal. witty to the Nth de- gree. GLORIA B. TYBUR SKI Petite. cute. and lovable is Bun- nyf' She has a twinl-'le in her eye and a jolly laugh that makes the world laugh with her. Q LOIS A, TLIRLEY Although quiet and shy. Lois has a large number of friends. As a can- dy girl, she attracted many buy- ersl' with a sweet manner. This explains the soaring candy sales. CHESTER E. TWARDOWSKI lVlooney's ability on the baseball diamond has received the praise of many. However. this pleasant. Lun- assuming lad has not been affected hh' it and remains a good friend to a . EDMUND ULATOWSKI lfveryone knows Ed with his quick wit and easy smile. Being ambit- ious. he will surely succeed. VX'e lost a wonderful classmate when he left us to heed Uncle Sams call. 1 wi-mx -eight

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IOHN R. SMITH Iohns untiring efforts in the Hi-Y Club will long be remembered. He is a Foy who believes in having fun along with doing his school work, EDVVARD SOKOLOWSKI lid doesnt say much. but when he speaks. everyone listens. His loyal- ty to his classmates is another like- able characteristic which many ad- lnlfff. ROMAINE M. STAVITSKI One reason for Romaines many friends is her cheerfulness at all times. Her helpfulness has also been appreciated by many and suc- cess will undoubtedly, be hers. LOUELLA SMITH To adapt oneself to her surround- ings is a prerequisite to popularity. Louella, a newcomer from Shick- shinny. has done this successfully. CELIA L. SOSINSKI Celias popularity could perhaps be attributed to her lovely smile. VN'e will most remember her for her dil- igence in studies, co-operation in activities. and her wonderful per- sonality. IOHN P. STAWASZ lohns curly hair has been envied by many boys, His practical at- titude has been admired by many girls. All things considered, Iohn is popular with everyone. 1-T.-. ' BOBYN R. STOROSKO Her pleasing appearance makes Bobyn another of our many pretty seniors. Her familiarity with the students can be traced to one word- friendly. LILLIAN STORTZ Lil's many friends admire her ami- ability and pleasant personality. Although she sometimes appears timid. her friendliness will assure a successful career ANN B. SWALLA Anna is one of the prettiest girls in our class. Her carefree attitude has given her a Mhappy-go-lucky air which aids in making Ann one of the popular girls, also. 'af THEODORE STOROSKO No class could ever be horing with Ted in it, He just never could let it be so. However, our loss was the Navys gain when Ted joined the service. HELEN A. STRYCZYNSKI A pleasant attitude, which is re- spected. and a studious manner characterize Helen. Her intelli- gence and cooperation are surpas- sed by few. SYLVIA I. SZAINECKI Dark hair and flashing eyes make Sylvia an outstanding girl. VVell liked for her reliability and genial- ity. Sylvia was also a loyal band member. 'I'-.x enry-sex en

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CAROL A. WEISS any '17' Carol sets an example which every student might well follow. Her ap- titude ranges from Iunior Class president to Captain of the cheer- leaders. Our hats off to this model student. FRANCIS R. WILCZEWSKI Francis is a good listener in any conversation. However just let him speak a few words. It will un- doubtedly prove that this quiet boy is really intellectual. IANET L, WILLIAMS Inner can be counted on to help her friends through any difficulty. She does this. not as a manner of at- tracting attention. but in her own quiet. reserved way. Twent n n IEAN A. LILATOWSKI leans pretty red hair has been the object of many comments. This sweet girl. whose company is en- joyed by everyone. can be either serious or jolly. depending upon the occasion. ELIZABETH A. VAN DERMARK As leader of the majorettes. Betty had shown only one of her many abilities. Anyone desirous of havf ing lessons in charm can apply to Betty. 'master of charm. MARIE D. WASELUS Marie is the envy of all the girls due to her height and dignified manner. She is the possessor of a charming smile and many friends. FLORENCE I. VANCE Yiyacious and happy-go,lucky is petite 'Flossief One of the ap- plicable proverbs. Good things come in small packages. has prov- en true in her case. ROBERT WARKOMSKI VVithout Bobs aid. the sketches for the Nannual would not be possible. Besides his artistic ability. Bob is enjoyed for his cheery disposition and gay manner. DOLORES M. WASMANSKI Dolores thrilled minstrel audiences for the past three years with her beautiful voice. We also admire her skill in organization. ELEANOR I. WERBIN If you want to become acquainted with lileanor. we dont imagine that it will prove to be a difficult task. This is because of her Congeniality and ease at beginning conversation. DONALD H. WILLIAMS I-Iis ability at end you cannot match, For he always made a spectacular Catch: To the All-Scholastic was added his name, Bringing Don and the school wide acclaim. IOHN I. WILLIAMS Superb as a performer in the min- strel and tops as a classmate de- scribe lohns outstanding qualities. One of his specialties included the addition of wit to enliven a class- room.