Southold High School - Snuffbox Yearbook (Southold, NY)

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THE SNUFF BOX SOPHIE THERESA SLIVONICK “Connie” “Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Latin Club ’34. Glee Club ’35. Sophie, you present a quiet, reserved, and somewhat bashful appearance to these who do not krew you, but we have noticed that you possess a contagious giggle which makes itself heard eveiy new and then. We are sure that if you continue through life in the same sincere and friendly manner that you have shewn in school, success will be ycurs. FRANK J. STANKEWICZ “The birds fly, so why can’t I?” Band '32. ’33, ’34. ’35. Orchestra ’32, '33, ’34, ’35. Assistant Baseball Manager ’33, Latin Club ’34. Track '33, ’34, ’35. Frank, we’re certainly going to miss your track ability, for you have made a name for yourself as a discus-thrower. Remember, though, that the darkest cloud has a silver lining and life isn’t such a gloomy proposition as you seem to think. Perhaps in later years you will scar way above us, in aviation at least, but be sure to treat all those whom you meet in the “Wright” way. Happy Landing! 13

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THF, SNUFF BOX BERNICE LOUISE MYERS “Bernie” “Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others.” Latin Club '34. “Bernie,” your behavior in school has been somewhat varied, with intervals of boisterousness. You have worked hard at school work and have been ever ready to lend a helping hand. We hope these efforts will receive their ANNA MARIE PONTINO “Pete” “Great floods have flown from simple sources.” Latin Club ’34. Anna, even though your main interest has been in the opposite sex, you have kept up with your studies and have successfully made the grade. Who will set the styles in coiffures now that you are leaving us? Seriously, Anna, you deserve the best of luck in what-| ever you may choose to do in later life, j Here’s to you! 12 just reward in later years.

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THE SNUFF BOX LUCY ELIZABETH STEPNOSKI “Lou” “Ready for every bit of fun, Always the same to evreyone.” Basketball ’33, ’34, ’35. Basketball Captain ’35. Latin Club ’34. “Digging Up the Dirt” ’35. “Lou,” we scarcely know where to begin when we consider your versatility! We have seen you display your powers socially, scholastically, and athletically. We’re going to miss you on the basketball team, and especially we are going to miss you as a friend. A continued practice of your customary pleasantness to one and all, will reap abundant harvests for you. Success to you, Lou! EDWARD CHARLES TOMASZEWSKI “Eddie” “He worries not, neither does he care. For today is today and tomorrow is yet to come.” Assistant Manager Basketball ’33, ’34. Assistant Manager Track ’33. Manager of Track ’34. “Oh, Doctor” ’34. H. R. A. Comm. Bulletin Board ’34. Manager of Basketball ’35. Boys’ Glee Club ’35. Finance Committee ’35. Boys’ Athletic Editor ’35. H. R. A. Comm, of Sanitation ’35. “Digging Up the Dirt” ’35. Your absence will be much regretted among the basketball boys who have “come out” so well under your skilled and willing managership. Although your scholastic career has not been astounding, we are sure that you will succeed in any future “undertaking” you think fit for your ability. Here’s for the best of luck! 14