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

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'QW' Mr. Schultz, Mr. Lucas, Mr. Clark. Now, how big did you say it was? Teaching agriculture, general math, and advising the F.F.A. are just a few of the jobs Mr. Schultz does during the school year. Our new history teacher, Mr. Lucas, is always willing to help students and organizations do things the democratic way. He is also adviser of the Fresh- man Class. Almost any night after school, you will see Mr. Clark, our boys' physical education teacher, helping some team member to kick, shoot or throw a ball the right way. Mr. Cook, another new addition to our faculty, teaches math and science. He is also pastor of the Italy-Naples County Line Church. Mr. Cook Will it be a bookcase or an end stand?

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I Y Hlli FIC 1781.1 'VIiss Betty Lou Wells and Mrs, Jane Schenk, secretaries. Our School Board is composed of five people from our school district. They supervise all school business and, if pos- sible, get students' opinions before acting on decisions directly concerning the stu- dents. This year, our Board sponsored the school ring elections. Mr. Llewyn U. Thomas, Principal Our principal has the large responsibility of personally watch- ing over every student in school. He is also an adviser to Student Council and Honor Society. With all of his duties, however, he is never too busy to nod and smile at his students. Our two very efiicient secretaries are willing to drop what they are doing and help a student look for anything from soup to nuts. jane is also school treasurerg so she helps all the activity treasurers keep their records straight. rst Row: Mrs. Schenk, Mr. Standish, Mr. Underwood, Mrs. Harbison, Mr. Woodard. Second Row: Mr. Landino, Mr. Perry. X

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Mr. Sutter It is surprising what one can find in an en- cyclopediaf' Mr. Sutter, our Latin teacher, is always willing to help students with their personal problems as well as their Latin and English work. This year he interested the students in forming a Latin Club who put on an authentic Roman banquet in the spring. Our driver training instructor, Mr. Rizzo, plays an important part in promoting public safety on the highway by teaching proper driving methods to the teenagers of N.C.S. Miss Sanders, our junior high history teacher, is always able to highlight her classes with stories of her own experience as travel is one of her main interests. Advising the News Stalf and advising the literary editor of the Neapolitan, our English teacher, Mrs. Dean, is kept very busy during the year. She is always willing to help a student write an essay or prepare aspeech. Mr, Rizzo I This cylinder should go up when this one goes down in your car. M Miss Sanders, Mrs, Dean 'This place right over here has beautiful scenery. 9l7' If-I1 'il P022 : ' '