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

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Seated: S.Koby, J. Heusner, B. Lyon, C. Swingle, C. Wallace, J. Cornish, J. Miller, G. Cornish, D. Gelder. Standing: Mrs. Dean, M. Ball, M.Schenk, Mrs. Gray, M. Moore, J. Tiberio, S. Woodard, Mr. Mendel, R. Pridmore, M. Slover, B.Wohlschlegel, Mr. Killian, L. Donley, Miss Bingenhelmer. Editor-in-chief................. Associate Editors.......... Adviser......................... Business Manager................ Assistant Business Managers Adviser......................... Typing Editor................... A33istant Typing Editors... Typing Adviser.................. £rt Editor........................ Assistant Art Editors........ Art Adviser..................... Literary Adviser................ .....Clare Wallace ...Joanne Cornish Charles Swingle ........Mrs. Gray .......Sally Koby ••..Martha Schenk Betty Lyon .....Mr. Killian .....Jean Heusner .....Millie Ball Madeline Moore ......Mr. Mandel .......Don Gelder ....Dick Pridmore Sherley Woodard Miss Bingenheimer ........Mrs. Dean Staff members: P. Schultz, F. Reddout, C. Ponko, P. Wohlsohlegel, T. Viheat, B. Wohlschlegel, M. Slover, J. Miller, J. Tiberio, H. Schultz, L. Donley, M. North, C. Rex. J. Braun, R. Rohlin, R. Rohlin,. R. Hanggi, J. Eichenberger d. Gerould.

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Corning to the shore again is the glorious ship, N. C. S. Soon her anchor will be dropped and her gang plank lowered so the voyagers of 1949 may leave her decks to board the vast ship, LIFE. As we look back over our four years, we see many instances of smooth sail- ing; as sailing companions we ave experienced many a happy landing on our voy- age. Of course, there were times when the sea was a bit rough and storms were severe, but we were safely charged by our Captain, Mr. Killian, and his Crew What we have learned will be useful as we navigate in the future. We shall miss all the mates we leave on board the N. C. S. and remember their help and co- opera tionTn steer i ng the boat safely to shore. Our weeks and months aboard have challenged us to provide a sea on which all peoples of the world may sail without fear of attacks by unfriendly crafts. This will be one of our main goals aboard LIFE As we descend the gang plank, we look back once more to say thank you r to all who have so willingly done so much for us and so patiently taught us. From the deck of our new boat we will say goodbye with a hearty and sincere salute to N. C. S. as we raise'anchor in our long voyage.

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