Southold High School - Snuffbox Yearbook (Southold, NY)

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THE SNUFF BOX Principal............... French and English Science................. History and Mathematics Latin and English Eighth Grade ............ Seventh Grade........... Sixth Grade ............ Fifth Grade ............ Fourth Grade............. Third Grade............. Second Grade ........... First Grade............. Music................... School Nurse LEWIS A. BLODGETT, A. B. KATHLEEN V. MALONE, A. B. ALFRED E. DART, B. S. KATHLEEN M. WHALEN, B. S. ESTHER M. BENEDICT, A. B. EDNA F. MILLER, B. S. ...........ANNE ESTOCK RUTH T. SYMONDS, Ph. B. CHARLOTTE T. LINDSAY MARJORIE R. SKIFF MARIE H. TUTHILL RUTH YORK HEDVIG PEDERSEN LOUISE C. METZ, A. B. ASTA E. PEDERSEN BOARD OF EDUCATION Frederick K. Terry.................................President William L. Williams....................................Clerk George H. Dickerson J. Leo Thompson Thomas C. Fox Albert W. Albertson William A. Wells 5

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THE SNUFF BOX SOUTHOLD, N. Y. Vol. 8 . JUNE, 1931 EDITORIAL Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors Business Manager Assistant Business Managers Literary Editor Athletic Editors ........ Joke Editor Exchange Editor Alumni Editor.............. Faculty Adviser Leonie Stacy ’31 R. Lorraine Kollmer ’32 Hayden Allen ’32 Jerome Grattan ’31 Rensselaer Terry ’32 Warren Sterling ’32 Lloyd Dickerson ’33 Thomas Burns ’31 Muriel Young ’31 Laurence Carroll ’31 Beverly Gordon ’33 Nora McCaffery ’31 Robert Gagen ’30 Kathleen Malone Class Editors Senior Class........................... Junior Class........................... Sophomore Class ....................... Freshman Class ........................ Alyce Clark . . Lois Billard Anne Thompson . Elizabeth Allen 4

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THE SNUFF BOX THELMA RUTH BURNS To those who know thee not, No' words can paint! And those who know thee, Know all words are faint.” Literary Editor of “Snuff Box” ’31; “In Old Vienna” ’31; Glee Club, ’31. Although your stay with us has been comparatively short, Thelma, your genial disposition and ready cooperativeness have won for you a place which, though lightly termed, may be deemed enviable. Your literary and artistic abilities are unquestionable, and as for scholastic standing, we find you hard to beat.” Our very best wishes for your success as a nurse! GEORGE WARNER CLARK As prone to mischief as able to perform it.” George, you seem to be inevitably and inseparably associated with wit and mischief. Yet in spite of your apparent inattentiveness to all things serious, you have maintained a very creditable scholastic standing. We shall certainly miss your personality in classes next year, especially in French class, where your many humorous phonetic versions were ever prevalent. 6