Southold High School - Snuffbox Yearbook (Southold, NY)

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THE SNUFF BOX Principal ................... F rench and English . ....... Science...................... Civics and Mathematics....... History and Mathematics...... Latin and English............ Eighth Grade ... ......... Seventh Grade . . ........... Sixth Grade.................. Fifth Grade...... ........... Fourth Grade................. Third Grade.................. Second Grade............. . .. . F irst Grade................. Music........................ Art.......................... School Nurse.................... Director of I land and Orchestra . Lewis A. Blodgett, A. B. Kathleen V. Malone. A. B. . ... Alfred E. Dart. M. A. Harold E. Goldsmith, B. S. Kathleen M. Whalen. B. S. Esther M. Benedict, A. B. .... Edna F. Miller. B. S. .............Anne Estock . Ruth T. Symonds, Ph. P . .....Charlotte F. Lindsay .......Marjorie R. Skiff .......Marie H. Tuthill .............. Ruth York . ... Dorothy M. Roberts . Charlotte Sampson. B. S. ... Gladys Lunn. B. F. A. . . .. Edith M. Vail. R. N. ......Claude Lounsberrv BOARD OF EDUCATION William A. Wells William L. Williams J. Leo Thompson George FT. Dickerson Edward L. Donahue Albert W. Albertson Carlyle Cochran

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THE SNUFF BOX SOUTHOLD, N. Y. Volume 12 JUNE, 1935 Tke Staff EDITORIAL BOARD Elizabeth Allen, ’34 Margaret Murtagh, ’35 Rebecca Vail, ’36 Emma Rothman. ’36 Business Manager Edwin Lucey, ’35 Assistant Business Managers Lester Albertson, ’36 Gordon Barning, ’36 Terry Overton, ’37 Athletic Editors Edward Tomaszewski, ’35 Ruth Jennings, ’36 Snapshot Editor Kathryn McCaffery, ’35 Joke Editor Jean Morrell, ’36 Alumni Editors Frances Gordon, ’29 Elizabeth Allen, ’34 Music Notes Ruth Overton, ’36 Latin Club Notes Mary Grigonis, ’36 P. T. A. Notes Mrs. Joseph Carroll Class Editors Senior Class Ralph Hawkins Junior Class Rebecca Vail Sophomore Class Alicia Vail Freshman Class Bernice Lenowitz

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THE SNUFF BOX CLYDE BAILEY “June” “What a funny little angel he would make!” Assistant Manager Basketball ’32. '33. Manager of Basketball ’33, ’34. Vice President of Class ’35. While yOur subtle humor has both annoyed and perturbed us at times, we must admit we admire your happy-go-lucky attitude. (Is this a result of southern influence?) All fooling aside, Clyde, we’re going to miss those biweekly arguments you were always ready to supply in French class. Here’s to you, Clyde! n t ■ an. . THELMA DE JESUS “Ted” “Genteel in personage, conduct and equipage.” Orchestra ’32, ’33, ’34. Girls’ Basketball ’34. ’35. Latin Club ’35. Glee Club ’35. We, the more boisterous members of good old S. H. S., unanimously agree you are the Senior with the reticence and dignity which we are certain many of us could well profit by. Your capability as a musician and the gracious manner in which you do your part, whatever it may be, will prove valuable factors in accomplishing your purpose successfully. Good luck always, “Ted.” 6