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

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M , 34 3 1929 L ECHO 1929 K RUTH C. MAXFIELD M RUTH There is sunshine on her cheekx, There are .cmzles too S101-ff ta number, There 15 music fwhen she speak. ' Honors School Chorus, '26, '27, '28, '29, Operetta, '28, '29, Senior Play, '29g Speaking Contest, '28, '29g Finger Lakes Speaking Contest, '28g Class Vice President, '29, Editor-in-Chief of L'Echo, '29, Athletic Asso- ciation, '28, '29. If you ever saw a bundle of good nature sprin- kled with good sense, just let your eyes rest upon Ruth-the ever-willing, and eflicient pupil. Surely her love and capability in music and speaking will bring her success in the future. Ruth aspires to a college career and after that to the path of a peda- gogue. Wouldn't you like to sit in her class day after day? ADAH A. MILLER ADAH Na1ure is the bert teacher of 'Art. ' Honors School Chorus, '26, '28, '29, Operetta, '28, '29, Senior Play, '29. Athletic Association, '28. Adah isn't one for raising a lot of fuss but tends to her business and is a great help when her serv- ices are required. She is as efficient as she is quiet. But up in Hunt's Hollow, she is the belle and has many admirers. Adah is another school ma'm in the making and aspires to guide the uncertain footsteps of the coming generation. A worthy am- bition. We wish her success. DORTHA A. SHAY MDOT Whether it'.f 'Hafwhin.v, the hutler,' or 'Hawking the farmer' She'.s' sure to gel the latter or former. Honors School Chorus, '26, '27, '28, '29, Class Secretary, '26, Operetta, '28, Senior Play, '29, This fair lass is a jolly, goodnatured girl always casting her successful charms on the opposite sex wherever she may go. Her dreams are college and domestic science and we are sure she will succeed. Dot ought to be running a beauty parlor--espe- cially when it's hair dressing on special occasions. Her only drawback in life is Geometry but the robins say cheer up Dot , l17l

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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

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1929 L ECHO 1929 3:2 W MARY K. STEINMETZ MARY No deed could ofvertark her, No need, her fwill outrun, Or ere our lips could ark her Her hands the -work had done. Honors School Chorus, '26, '27, '28, '29, School Council, '28, Operetta, '28, '29, Speaking Contest, '28, '29, Editor School News, '29, Senior Play, '29, Athletic Association, '28. This little girl is a source of perpetual delight to the faculty. She is the quiet dependable sort, always being prepared in class and ever thirsting after more knowledge. Work doesn't bother Mary and she is surely happy when she is busy. Boys seem not to trouble her but We predict that some day she will make some chap happy. CARL H. MISEL NBUNU Yer, kind sir, I have opinion: of my own. Honors Cheer leader, '26, '27, Football, '26, '27, Varsity Basketball, '29, Senior Play, '29, Class Treasurer, '29. Bun was very industrious and studious through- out his high school years. He liked to have fun but did not let fun interfere with his studies. He was far from being a woman-hater. His chief delight was arguing with Prof. or Miss Jennings. He thinks that he will be a gob in Uncle Sam's navy and is headed towards Annapolis. We wish him success for Naples High hasn't been especially noted for the admirals turned out and we would relish the honor. ALBERTA R. WARNER ik - lame She is sometimes fwire, but mostly otherwise. Honors School Chorus, '26, '27, '28, Senior Play, '29, School Band, '29, Athletic Association, 'Z8. Bert , the Quaker Maid of the Class is not quite so serious as she looks. Behind her glasses there is a mischievous twinkle which betrays her live nature. She is humorous as well as studious and stands high in her class. Her classmates and teachers would be quite surprised if they knew Bert's secret ambition-to be a stowaway on a ship. l13l