Southampton High School - Sea Spray Yearbook (Southampton, NY)

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We Play Southampton H1gh School offers llS students opportu n1t1es to part1c1pate 1n xar1ous 'ICIIXIIICS It 15 bellexed that scholasuc 1ch1exemer1t alone IS not SUHTCICHI that other 1ct1x1t1es are necessary to clexelop a well rounded 1nd1x1du'1l The '1thlet1c program proudes 1 W1dC selectlon of sports for both boys and gxrls Cheerleaders 'md majorettes do the1r b1t to 1nsp1re teams md rooters The faculty sponsored club program allows a student to further a hobby or pursue an mterest whlch he cannot fit IHIO h1S regular schedule Sexeral clubs offer the1r serx ICES both to the school and the commumty Soclal act1x1t1es at mtervals furn1sh d1xers1on from the VK .gil regular program of schol1st1c endeaxors Classes and or gan1zat1ons occas1onally sponsor dances and p'1rt1es The Chrlstmas ball the Jun1or prom and the lkloxmg Up Day prom are formal festne ocC1s1ons MOXIHQLP Day IS 1 tr'1d1t1on 'xt SHS On th1s day students recenc awards for ach1evements throughout the year and the classes mote up to the1r respectne classes of the next year In new of the many OPPOI'tLll'l1f1CS offered at Southamp ton H1gh School we feel that the school has fulfilled our many needs and des1res It 15 our SIHCCFC hope that our Alma Mater w1ll cont1nue 1ts helpful program all. qv 1. . ,1 1 l , ? ll' ' , '4 5:1211 ' - H .Mg I - V1 A an A ff' X f xx- , . X 1 ff TM, wax Vhwq, 1 0 Q 0 . l ' K 1. l ' . 1 - . 2 . V K . . Q . y . . h '. X- 2 U 'V - ' I l 'L 1 . 1 . l ' 1 . . 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 . . . 1 , . , . . 1 K , 1 1 1 1 1 Av l I l l 1 2 . 1 1 1 ' l l ' ' kd L A ' L . Y . . 1 Y. . . 1 - 4'- A fx 1 F -S. . - 0 f f f 1 I Y I xg, -hm A T F1 . 7 ll U 1' fr. QM . ...... ,, 1 'Y sg,