Southold High School - Snuffbox Yearbook (Southold, NY)

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Glee Club I resadent Murael Maller Vaee l re sadent Ex elyn Swa atoeha Seeretary M ary Polawoda Treasurer Dorothy Daxon In Noyembcr the maxed ehorus made ats tarst appearance an the eomae operetta The Da y Baton Thear seeond appearanee w as at the annual Chrastmas entertaanment where they rendered seyeral seleetaons Due to the fax orablc eomments on the Chrastmas program the Chorus next appeared at an assembly pro gram On Apral '70 the Chorus sanv at the Long Island Sectaonal Competataon Festay al and receay ed a ratang fa vorable both to the leader and members A garls seaetet was organaeed an May and sang at the Mother Daughter Teaeher Banquet They wall also take part an the Commencement Exercases on June '4 The members of the Qrlee Club are Thelma Ad ams Bertha Beebe Helen Blados joseph Booth Betty Carroll Franecs Conrad Mareella Cooper bloraa De esus Marvaret Den ler Patraeaa Denzler Margaret Des Daekanson Dorothy Daxon Flora Fasher Helen Flynn Lallaan Goetschaus Charles Grattan Dorothy Grattan Margaret Grattan Rata Gratt an Margaret Gragonas Bet tv Haqermann balbert Horton ean Horton Gloraa ac obs osephane crnaek Kathryn Korn Stanley Kral Mar ffaret Leacht Be atraee MaeNash Louase Malmborg Pevgy McCafferV Murael Maller Alaee Morras Drothy Osborne Mary Polawoda Irene uarty Ruth Raynor Maraan Snaath Genevaexe Stepnoska Wallaam Sterlanf' Eyelyn Swaatoeha Marae Terry Margaret Thompson Betty Turner Naney Tyler Carol Waller Herbert Wells Loas Walkanson Natalae Zebroska Irene Raynor Stella Vae toraa Mary Vaal Mara an Daekerson Pan Pong The pang ponv team thas year w as faarly sueeess ful breakang eyen an ats leavue matehes Number one player was ja k Tuthall other members aneluded Pete Qstroska Frank Tyler Felaae Aponak Albert Boergesson and Alee Zelanska These members were determaned an an elanaan ataon eontest an order to seeure the be t player an the sehool for the team tharty A A Notes Tac Athleta Assoeaataon reeeaatly eleeted olhecrs for the sehool year 19-M19-1-1 The tollowanv were ehoscn Pre aelent F orenee Sanford Va c lresa ent Gene Horton Scqfetary Mary Vall In Dceember the annual membershap draye was beffun wath a xery satastaetory number respondane Seyen cheerleaders were leeted by the members of the organazmon for the basketball season They were Florence Sanford Peggy McCaffery Maraan Thompson Murael Maller Stella Rysko Betty Carroll and Patracaa Denzler As as the custom daneang elasses were agaan sponsored bv the Assocaataon thas year Boys Tennas Thas year s tennas te am wot off to a late start due m aanly to the weather the number of games played thas year wall be lamated to matehes wath Creenport South ampton and Rayerhead Galbert Horton as the oldest member of the squad Jack Reanhart nd Art Daekerson are startanq thear see ond season Tbas year the team has played two matches losang to Creenport 1 7 and beatang Southampton 6 1 Cross Country Members of last tall s cross country team were ohn Courtenay Ken Bowden Ed Zaneska Ia k Rem hart Herman Moeller Frank Draes Lewas Blodgett Bob lraee Raymond Dayads and Clyde Bowden In yaew of the fact that our boys eompeted agaanst mueh largea schools at can be saad that a faarly successful season was a Go The followang boys haye played on thas year golf team Frank Tyler Edmund Zeneska jack Tuthall Albert Boergesson john Harras Euffene Tyler and Syl yester Swaatoeha Four matehes haye been played so far wath the team wannanv two and losanfr two We are lookang forward to our home game wath Mattatuck and the County Colf Champaonshap Tourna ment O C 7 1 ' 1 'N ' e '. .- .Z ' a-1 v N -- s - - x , , f , Ll , k A Ng I k 1 . 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MW TRACK TEAM Track Notes A team composed of a goodly number of veterans plus a flne turnout of freshmen runners formed thls vears track team Only tvto meets could be arranged because of the long perlod of 1nclement weather I the first a trlangular meet w1th two Class A schools Southold annexed second pl tce The f1n1l scores showed Southampton wlth 58 polnts Southold 47 and Green port 32 Our runners took 4 first places and we tled for the 1n1t1al spot m the pole vault In a dual meet with Greenport the red and gray cmder burners proved too strong for the Porters wmmng by a score of 62' 2 to 4-Zn Three relay teams were sent to the Hofstra Relay Carmval the m1le relay group sped to thlrd place ln the Long Island Ch mplonshlps and came home Wlth med als Outclassed ln their races the 880 md medley teams nevertheless made a fine showlng thirty tw J The County Meet' Facmg strong competxtlon the t am salll d forth to battle agaln for the Class B ehamplonshlp Desplte the fact that we took only two f1rsts the good balance our team h1s m all events netted 'VSM Wh1le not a spectacullr team our boys have always shown a certam determmatlon m attamlng thelr Uo tl that of rtmammg county champs Let It be sald th It they most assuredly deserve the honors they have reee1ved for the past five years The loss of such fine performers as Bxll Sterllng and Ed Skwxrm m the 440 Art Dlckerson joe Booth and Ed Harrls 1n the we1ghts Bob Smford 1n the 880 Pete Ostroskl our alt1tud1nous jumper and waulter Frank Dues Herb Walls and John Courtenay three ine relay men and our ace speedster Charles Grattan from the spr1nt events will no doubt be hard felt A ine lot of undergraduate prospects should strengthen next years te lm 1n thelr ttempt to retam another permanent cup BOB SANFORD 19 I . .uf . 1 I la 1 . 5. L H .. , e . 'e f V A K , I . z '. . ' . :S pomts. Westhampton, our nearest competltor, had Q ' ' . 5, . ? . . . ' ' - I 2 . ' ' . n C, 2 - ' ' A ' . ' ' s V ' e I , , v' ' , K , ' I ' . ' . . . a l I 2 2 A 3 , . . .1 . . 1 . g Q Q , ' ' a ' 3 , 5 - - X a I , v I a I v -. Q A , . pt . . 2 , 1 I E ' 'H 'rl , I - . . , . ' , 1,