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

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All students in school are vitally in- terested in their country's affairs both at home and abroad. This is witnessed by the facts that our flag is always waving and many of our bulletin boards are iilled with headlines of current events. Our library supplies us with the daily news- paper and current magazines. We have many debates in history and English classes concerning foreign affairs, taxes, and other items of interest. With this wealth of material, it is virtually imposs- ible for any student not to know what is going on in America today. Xtra. Clylts BUS 'Wifi 1,-yt IS 8ESfS x All A f-1..l'a N 4 R . 4 QA w f,

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