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

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Lord Ted Iady Barbara Hall Laay Marilyn Lady Jane Lord Don Lord Melvin Lady Loretta Gaby Royalty Lord Ronald Lady Pat Lady Mary Lady Carol Sir Dinzler Lady Ramona

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ID E (!iU E S d The class of nineteen hundred and fifty-one in the days of good King Thomas do y hereby establish our last will and testament: Lord Don leaves his jokes to future Lords and Ladies if anyone wants one! He leaves the thing to any Knight who wants to live dangerously. cJ Lady Marilyn leaves with her mission completed but takes her interest in wheat 4 along with her. Lord Howard leaves his ability to make up last minute oral reports to Squire Wyman Drake. Lady Carol leaves her love of dancing to Bernada Burley, Nate ? Lots of fun isn’t it, Lord Bill leaves his ability to wiggle his ears and make faces to anyone who desires an audience around him. Bill sure kept us amused in some of those classes!!! Lady Jane leaves all her responsibilities behind her for some other energetic young Lady and can't we just hear her sighing in relief! Lord Ronnie leaves Gary's educational care behind and heads for Valley Forge. Sounds exciting Ronnie! [i Tfhady Barb Hall leaves her wings to Betty Allen and her driving ability to Clara- for bell Brink! Lord Ted leaves to sail the seven seas. Are you going to have a Lady in every port, Ted? Lady Ldary leaves for Cornell to learn to be a successful homemaker. Oh well, Cornell isn’t too far from Valley Forge, ary! Lord Kelvin leaves, looking for bigger and better things. Lady Ramona leaves her man appeal to Rita Hanggi and her cheerleading experience to Helen Schultz. V ' -V ady Loretta leaves her 99% business marks to Harwood doesn’t believe in giving 100, Loretta. Nancy LaBrague. Too bad iAr. Lady Pat leaves with quite a history behind her. Remarkable Lady, isn’t she? VLady Barb V ohlschlegel leaves N. C. 3. but takes her wonderful knowledge of art along with her. Gee, it must be nice to be able to draw! The senior class leaves before they lose any more members! To the juniors we leave the promise of saving a little bit of New York although it’s going to be in a battered condition when we get through with it! Witnessed by the undersigned, we Droclaim this our last will and testament. The Dutchess of Homemaking m The Duke of. Business 16

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