Naples Central High School - Neapolitan Yearbook (Naples, NY)

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Q 1929 L'ECHO 1929 ag BERNIECE V. CULL BERNIECE Slow and steady win: tht' race. Honors Assistant business manager of Senior Play. Berniece is the faithful supporter of one of America's foremost-men? No-just Ford ! Al- though we think she'll admit that Ford could have been more faithful to her! Berniece seems to be very studious, but we wonder if that armful of books is a bluff or whether she really studies from them every night. She seems to come from no- where each morning and retire thence each night, doing nothing in the meantime. But Bernyl' is all right just the same. WINUNA E. GRAVES WINNIE Still -water: run deep. Honors Senior Play, '29g jr.-Sr. Speaking Contest, '29. We seldom hear Winona, but when she speaks we all listen. Not only does she shine in the class room but also in the kitchen if we are to judge by her cakes. And from that fact we can safely state that some nice man will be made happy by this little miss-some day. Winnie is another contribution of Ingleside and is a credit to her- self and to the class. LUCILE H. GUILE .t HSKXNNYH But to :ee her ir to love har Honors School Chorus, '26, '27, '29g Senior Playg Assistant business manager of L'Echo, '29g Athletic Associa- tion, 'Z8. SkinnyU is our petite'l charming blonde with such winning ways that one naturally is drawn to her as if by some magnetic force. Never prone to work very hard, Lucille always managed to come through and so she is with us-though at times we doubted her ability to do so. She aspires to a business career and as somebody's stenog she will be a success for she can certainly chew gum. l15l

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M , 34 3 1929 L ECHO 1929 K IRENE E. CHAPMAN I'RENE Her hardy fare repel: the fanning wind. Honors Class Play '29g Operetta '28, Chorus '28, Athletic Association '28. Generosity is a sterling characteristic. Because you possess it, Irene, you can win friends any- where. Irene is a very quiet member of our class and was never known to disturb the peace of any- one. But we wonder what really is behind those dark laughing eyes? We don't think the saying Be good and you will be lonesome is true with Irene. WELD E. CONLEY, JR. HBRANDYU Quietne.r.r and .foberncss are 'Brandykr' traits, But all thing: rome to him fwho waits. Honors School Chorus, '26, '27, '29g Class Treasurer, '273 Student Council, '29g School Band, '29g Senior Play Manager, '29g Varsity Basketball, '29, Asst' Bus. Mgr. L'Echo, '29. Behold one who has filled many important places in our midst. As an assistant in the chemical lab , as a booster in the Scout movement and as a drum- mer in the band, Brandy has shone. He hasn't had much time for the ladies because of his other activities. But don't get the idea he is a woman hater. He will blossom forth one of these days- and then some of these Neapolitan sheiks had bet- ter watch to their laurels. ELEANOR E. CLEVELAND HSNORTERH I fworry not, for what? the use Honors Basketball, '27, '28, Captain, '28g Baseball, '27, '28, Captain, '28g Asst. Editor L'Echo, '29, Senior Plav, '29g Athletic Association, '28, '29, School Chorus, '26, '27, '28, '29, 'ASnorter is our athletic star. If she would only take as much interest in Prof.'s Geometry class and Chemistry lectures as she does in basketball and baseball, she would be a mental star of the first magnitude. Always smiling, her good humor makes her a general all-around favorite. Her one fault is her liking for Victor and what is there. But she will get over it sooner or later. ll-1-I

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1- T 2' , 34 7: 1929 L ECHO 1929 R H+EL-EN?aMfTIEN'N'l NGS KELLY The eyes are charmed by painting, the ears by music. Honors School Chorus, '26, '27, '28, '29, Class Secretary, '27, Athletic Association, '28, Operetta, '28, '29, Senior Play, '29, jr.-Sr. Speaking Contest, '29. Helen is a ? to us! Does she arise with the larks and avoid larks in the evening? But we do know that she never misses a chance for a good time! Her books and papers are apt to be artistically decorated with sketches of some flapper or sheik! Like all nice balanced girls, she shows an interest in the lads that come her way. CYRIL T. FOX CY The teachers think that I'm so sfweet, They alfways want me in the foremost seat . Honors School Chorus, '29, Senior Play, '29, School Band, '29, Assistant Editor School News, '29, Business Manager Curtis Campaign, '29, jr.-Sr. Speaking Contest, '28, '29, School Orchestra, '29, Operetta, '29. From down along the lake shores, each day comes this hardy specimen of sterling manhood. K'Cy has positive opinions of his own and even Miss Jennings can't persuade him otherwise when his mind is once sot . Helpful, loyal and friendly to everyone in the class and school, Cyril has made himself a general favorite and we know he will be successful in whatever he undertakes. CKRGLYN L. KRAPE CASEY Her genial disposition brings many friends. Honors School Chorus, '26, '27, '28, '29, Class Treasurer, '26, Vice President, '27, Class Secretary, '28, '29, Vice President of Chorus, '28, Operetta, '28, '29, Vice President of Athletic Association, '29, Senior Play, '29, Business Manager of L'Echo, '29, Cap- tain in Curtis campaign, '29, Athletic Association, '28, '29. Activities, studies, dramatics and all the rest of it, Casey has so many sides we don't know which to mention first. She is, too, a good sport, and a staunch friend, as we know from experience. Casey can be depended upon and that means a lot. Sometimes Casey does get the blues but not 'or long and especially when some nice young man asks her to a dance or to the movies-for she sure is a fan. Well, good-bye and good luck, Carolyn, we will never forget you. l16l