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

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We, the Senior Class of 1947, being of sane mind and sound body, do ordain, establish, and proclaim this to be our last will and testament: Liz leaves to put into practice everything she has learned in Fomemaking. Peggy leaves her high chorus marks to Bob Bills—he needs them! Becky leaves all her high marks to Sally Koby• Martha leaves her nice soprano voice to help Madeline out when she has to sing those solos. Dolores leaves Mr. Dinzler in peace until she comes back as a teacher. Ed leaves his class ring with Martha Schenk and the position as flag-bearer to some lucky Junior. Skip leaves all the cheer-leading in the future to the girls! Alberta leaves all yearbook worries to next year’s Senior Class and all New Year’s Eve parties to Lois Paul. Eloise leaves a good Chemistry partner to Kathleen. Jim leaves Mrs. Gray with a few more gray hairs. Leota leaves her mystery stories to Marvin Konz and Donald Gel- der. Jack leaves his front porch light off and his ability to stay up late to Charlie. Madge leaves her ability to next year’s News Staff, and all its problems to Sam Cornish. Julia leaves her well-known laugh for Miss Faresign’s jokes. (Then you can say one person laugns, Miss Karesign!) Bob Miller leaves his ddly third helping to Miss Aldrich. Dan leaves his ability to eat pies to Roy Rohlin, so he will grow a little. Bill leaves his pleasant disposition to the ne xt Freshman class during initiation week. Grade leaves her shortness to Frankie Readout—he neecs it! Vonda leaves her French book to anyone who is crazy enough to take Latin”—unquote. Larry leaves to Mr. Miller the right to interrupt Mr. Dinzler at any time during any class. Kaye leaves to Mrs. Dean the English review book that he could never remember to bring to class. Phil leaves his careful driving to A1 Baxter and his winning way with girls to Tom Wheat. Bob Schuyler leaves all geometry problems and indirect reasoning to Mr. Dinzler. Charlie wills all flat tires on paper collections to the next Junior class and his Charles Atlas body to Bob Bills. Bob Tiberio leaves all the girls wishing he were coming back. Molly leaves without a protest, and wills her dog to the paper boy. Alverna leaves, with Bob not far behind. Clayt leaves Mr. Dinzler with a desk all his own and leaves his paper route to Mr. Marapese. Marie leaves to marry Gordon. The Senior class hopes to be able to leave some of New York City for the Senior class next year. The class of ’47 leaves a good class adviser to any class smart enough to grab him! IK WITNESS Tir’RFOF, V'e do hereby set our hand and seal on this, our last will and testament: ? Le. ■ ' 7 14

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Senior Cast OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Parker, a somewhat harassed mother...................................Marie Worden Will Parker, her husband and principal of the local high-school........Edward Cornish Annie, their maid of all work; young but not bright........................Molly Wamp Bill Parker, their seventeen-year-old son..............................Robert Miller Selma Parker, their sixteen-year-old daughter..........................Dolores Conrad Bob Troutman, Bill’s school chum.......................................Robert Tiberio Lulu Mae Robinson, a twelve-year-old terrorist...........................Alverna Ward Charlotte Mack, a wealthy miss............................................Grace Briggs George Robinson, meanest boy in town...................................Philip Schuyler Mark Willis, a very young philosopher from China.........................Robert Dean UNDERSTUDIES STAGE MANAGERS Jack Keith, Kaye Rex COSTUMES Geraldine Washburn Julia Lincoln PROMPTERS Elizabeth Barber, Martha Bush Rebecca Burke, Leota Johnson, Julia Lincoln Daniel Newman, Larry Reisinger PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Charles Standish, Chairman Eloise Hatch, Alberta Hanggi James Howe, Daniel Newman. PROPERTIES Vonda Rector, Clayton Wheat 16 BUSINESS MANAGER Madge Lafler ELECTRICIAN Larry Reisinger MAKE-UP Grace Peck, Rebecca Burke