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

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MELVIN SNYDER Name---Melvin, course---- agriculture. That’s Melvin Snyder. A slim, quiet sen- ior who helps in every way. He is a foe to all type- writers that he comes in contact with, a madman, we hear. He likes basketball and is quick as a wink. BARBARA WOHLSCHLEGEL Another Barb but with a different talent. Art and books are Barbara’s source of bliss. She really shines when it comes to making covers for Tower Tattlers and the Neapolitan. Horse stories are her favorites and she collects pictures, and statues of horses. PATRICIA REX WOODARD Pat is our married stu- dent, who is still bouncing with enthusiasm. She’s a cheerleader and she sure can cheer. Pat’s also very active in G. A. A. and plaj days are her meat. She is a born go-getter and is a leader in many school acti- vities. Band (4), Intramural Staff (4), Year- Typing 4), Sub- Loretta Shepard Staff (Art 4). Leaders- Don Braun- class (1), Student Council (4) ; Howard Coye- Manager (1,2,3,4); Jane Eichenberger-class (2,4), G.A.A. (4), News book (3,4); Barb Hall-News Staff (Typing 4), Yearbook (Business 3. scription Campaign Manager (4); Ramona Ostrander- Homemaking Club (4); Yearbook (Business 4); Barbara Wohlschlegel - Yearbook (Art 3,4), News Vice-Leaders- Don Braun- Yearbook (4); Bill Domm- class (4): Marilyn Dinzler- class (2); Jane Eichenberger- Homemaking Club (4), News Staff (3); Ramona Ostrander- Homemaking Club (3); Pat Woodard- Yearbook (3, Business 4), class (1). Scribes- Bill Domm- F.F.A. (4), chorus (3); Barb Hall-class (1); Mary Harper- class (2,4) ; Ramona Ostrander- G.A.A. (4); Melvin Snyder- F.F.A. (2), class (3). Money Keepers- Jane Eichenberger-Homemaking Club (2,3), G.A.A. (3), Chorus (4); Marilyn Dinzler- Band(3); Barb Hall-class (4); Ramona Ostrander-Chorus (3); Loretta Shepard-class (3); Melvin Snyder- F.F.A. (4); Pat Woodard- Homemaking Club (4), G.A.A. (4) Class (2). Jesters- Howard Coye- J.V.(1,2); Jane Eichenberger- J.V.(1).Varsity (2,3,4); Ramona Ostran- der- Varsity (2,3,4); Pat Woodard- J.V. (2), Varsity (3,4). Traveling Players- Don Braun- (2,3,4); Bill Domm (1,2,3,4); Ronald Johnson- (1,2,3,4);Ted Root-F.F.A. (1,2,3,4); Melvin Snyder- F.F.A. (1). Heralds- Howard Coye- American Legion (3); Marilyn Dinzler- Knights vs. Lords (4); Carol Eckert- Knights vs. Lords (3,4); Jane Eichenberger- Knights vs. Lords (3,4), American Legion (3); Loretta Shepard- Knights vs. Lords (3), American Legion (3); Barbara Wohl- schlegel-Knights vs. Lords(4), American Legion(3), Pat Woodard-Knights vs. Lords (3). Stewards- Don Braun- (3,4); Howard Coye- (4); Bill Domm- (2,3); Jane Eichenberger (1); Ted Root- (4); Melvin Snyder- (4); Pat Woodard- (4). 14

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BARBARA HALL Barb’s a whiz at typing, and oar school papers could not get along without her. She’s the typing editor for both News Staff and Year- book Staff. She’s also a member of the Sportsmanship Club. Her theme song is If you’ve Got the Money, Honey, I’ve Got the Time”. dications, 'it still is. You’ll find her at all the playdays, rain or shine. RONALD JOHNSON Ronnie is a one-girl man, as Mary’s and his twin shirts tell. He is the trapper and hunter of the class. You’ll see him in a picture with his deer else- where in this book. Our basketball team also pro- fits by having Ronnie in N. C. S. Try to keep up with this bundle of energy. She was queen of the 1950 Junior Prom and is constantly singing her favorite song April Showers . She likes to drive (Clear the roads!) Housekeeping sounds good to her after graduation. Good Luck! Mona. RAMONA OSTRANDER Ted is the Casanova of the class. He likes to dance and his favorite song is Cigarettes, end Whisky, and Wild, Wild Women”. He’s the devastating type with wavy dark hair and a warm smile. We’re sure he’ll make the Navy a good man. THEODORE ROOT Loretta is a singer but her crooning, outside of chorus is strictly for Vic. Her favorite songs are To Each His Own , and My Foolish Heart . She has 13

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jfc ’ CEAMB® When we, as Pages, entered Neapolitan Castle we were thirty-one in number and very excited, but after our initiation we settled down co work. We elected the following officers: president, Don Braun; vice-president, Pat Rex; sec- Z retary, Barb Hall; and treasurer, Evelyn Gardner. Our first task was the sell- er ing of the castle emblems. For the entertainment of the rest of the castle we Jiad a hillbilly circus and an Armistice Dance which brought in the gold pieces. When we achieved the rank of Squires, we had another election of officers and the following people were chosen from our twenty-four Squires: president, Jane Eichenberger, vice-president, Marilyn Dinzler; secretary, Mary Harper; and treasurer, Pat Rex. The highlight of this year was the arrival of our maroon and gray class sweaters which we proudly wear. At last we were Knights and upper classmen. We both gained and lost mem- bers but our number remained the same. Our class rings and the Junior Prom made up the most important part of our court life. Our officers were: president, Jim Putnam; vice-president, Ramona Ostrander; secretary, Melvin Snyder; and treasur- S. . .. er, Loretta Shepard. We added the sale of Christmas trees to our list of money- making projects because of the drop in the price of paper. At last we achieved the station of Lords and Ladies. Our last year at Nea- politan Castle was the most enjoyable year of them all. Our officers, chosen ’ out of fifteen class members, were; president, Jane Eichenberger; vice-presi- dent, Bill Domm; secretary, Mary Harper; and treasurer, Barb Hall. We kept busy our last year at the castle and topped our goal for magazine subscriptions and again sold Christmas trees. -•:r As we say good-bye to all our friends at the castle we wish to say thank you to our Board of Education, teachers, parents and community who have helped us so unselfishly to attain our title, graduates . dr PAGtS squiws