Southold High School - Snuffbox Yearbook (Southold, NY)

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Glass 'Qllllll We the Class of N1neteen hundred and thxrty mne belng sane mentally sound physxcally and magnanlmous generally do bequeath from our vast llbrary the followmg tltles whxch we conslder justly approprlate Laughmg Boy Mr Blodgett Mlss Malone M1ss Whalen M1 s Benedrct Mxss Fleschutz Wllhams Goldsm1th Dart Harrxson Mr Nlver M1ss Llndenberg The Faculty Mlss Va1l The Juniors The Sophs The Frosh Ellsworth Austmn Laura Bednoskl joe Booth Irene Cohen Marcella Cooper Martm Dejesus Anne Denzler Pat Denzler Margaret Denzler Edlth Dlckerson Arthur Dlckerson Frank Drxes George Flsher Robert Foster George Gaffga Ruth Glover Lulse Gomez Great Expectatlons How to Get Thlngs Done Years of Grace Marrlage Is So Fmal Come and Get It Back Where I Came From Droll Storles Tales of Labrador You Cant Take It wlth You Llsten for a Lonesome Drum Deslgns for Llvmg Moulders of Destmy Health Hyglene and Hooey Seats of the Mlghty Green Worlds What Are We to Do Days Off You Can t Have Everythmg No Hearts to Break I m a Stranger Here Myself Man the Unknown Beatmg About the Bush The World I Lxve In Everyman Brlng Em Back Allve All Thls and Heaven Too New Worlds to Conquer Lxttle Women Asslgnment ln UtOpla Lost Horlzon Saturday s Chxld He Leadeth Me My Wales Charles Grattan Ed I-Iarrls L1ll1an Goetschlus Gllbert Horton jean Horton K thryn Korn Stanley Kral Pearl Krause Gladys Krukoskx Loulse Krupskl M M1ller Dorothy Osborne Pete Ostrosk1 Stella Rysko Ed Skwara Wlllxam Sterling Evelyn Swlatocha Marxon Thompson Betty Turner Herbert Wells Wxlllam Worth Margaret Le1cht Malcolm McAslan Irene Raynor Fehx Apomk Lew1s Blodgett Curtls Horton Dlthers and jxtters Louder Please Here I Stay Free Lance Lrttle Men Mother Knows Best The Man Nobody Knows Wlllmgly to School The Road to Anywhere e The Rlvals My Ten Years 1n a Quandary The Fun of It Northwest Passage The Amateur Gentleman Forever Yours CSee Loulse Krupskll The Promlsed Land In Defense of Women Maxn Street I Wrlte as I Please Monday Tales The Call of the Wxld Managxng Yourself Goodbye Mr Ch1pS' L1fe wlth Father L1ttle Man What Now? Razzle Dazzle Hoyt Palmer W1ll1am Reynolds Elsxe Ortutay The Famlly Fllvvers to Frlsco Carol Waller It Is Later Than You Think Henry Shlpuleskl Cast Out Your Devlls Helen Cardmal Through the Kltchen Door Margaret Orlowskl News Is My job As Executor and Executrxx respectively of thls the Fmal W11l and Testament of the Class of nmeteen hundred and thirty nme we duly ap polnt Fel1x Apomk and Rose Horton In wltness whereof we here subscrlbe our names at Southold New York ln the year one thousand mne hundred and thxrty mne before Florence SOlCCk1 and Albm Janulck as wltnesses hereto QS1gnedj The Semor Class In WIIUCSS whereof we here subscrlbe our names Florence Soleckx Albln Januxck 19 , V . u TO ' - Mr. ' ' Mr. ' ' ' ' ' Mr. ' ' ', Mr. ' ' ' l ' Miss Miller The Children's Hour h

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3 AMBROSE ROCCO TERP Mickey To varnish nonsense with the charms of sound. 1 Oh, Doctor '34 Glee Club '34, '35, '36 Band '34, '35, '36, '37, '38 Orch. '34, '35, '36, '37, '38 Tune In 36 Asst Manager of Baseball 3 8 During your high school years you ve always been the First to volunteer when there was work to be done Your laughs w1ll be missed by all and we wonder who will occupy your own spec 1al desk in each high school room? CARL EVERETT VAIL J Duke Full of pep push and go Thats why people like him Class President 36 Band 3 7 3 Orch 3 37 38 Latin Club 37 Class Treasurer 38 joke Editor Snuff Box 39 Class President 39 Asst Business Manager of Snuff Box 39 Honor Graduate Your unfazable humor may be depended on for every occasion Everett and as a scholar and a musician you have distinguished yourself in S H S Your importance has been shown by your various executive offices throughout your high school years GRACE B WALTERS Gracie None speak of her but speak of her praise Biology Club 36 Basketball 36 37 Glee Club 37 38 39 Rings ln the Sawdust 37 H M S Pmafore 38 Through your high school years you have dis played and exercised the qualitles whlch will car ry you to the top dependabllity and perseverence Your showlng on the basketball court was just another of your many act1v1t1es Good luck as a nurse Grace rn 9: 9 1 1 7' v3 . . , v A . 9 , f. an 99 , an v 9 v v ' - sv SO. ' 9 ,6,,3,,8,,39 . , 6, ' , Y , '39 ' 9 9 ' 9 ' 9 9 ' 9 ' ,f 9 9 I V nn 9 99 ss - 99 ' , ' , 9 9 9 9 9 9 1 as ' ' 99 9 nm ' 99 v . , - 1 - . . ' fi ' ' t . . . D - .. , .

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Advlce to the Junlors Insxgnxficant jumors From our verv super1or pos1t1on we de1gn to render counsel to you our unworthy successors We have observed your many a11d apparent H We and at th1s t1me we call to you attentlon those whlch predommate 1n the hope that a t mely rem edy may be effected He r Ye' Hear Ye' 156 why no ry be a not other ways than by gettmg a lf by h1gh heels A l1ttle more gent1l1ty would be a welcome acqu1 s1t1on Mar1on remember varlety 1s the sp1ce of l1fe Dont center too much attentlon on one per son Dlrect some of that energy towards belng a worthy semor Herb really you re not the only Jltterbug on th1s end of the 1sland Remember clothes looks and dancmv w1ll not w1n you a d1ploma All IS not gold that ghtters Artle we real1ze that vou a1e the ma1nstay of the class but your pompos1ty 1 too foo lud crous Remembe youre not the only ant 1n the sand plle Dor1s your 1nfect1ous g1ggle has been over done A l1ttle less volume 1n that d1rect1on and a l1ttle more d1l1gence 1n your studles would be greatly appreclated joe we real1ze that you have a superb volce but glV6 us more actlon and less verbal ego1sm Ed1th, sometlmes your smugness IS wholly unbearable We real1ze that the school couldnt be run wxthout you but how about g1v1ng the other Junxors a chance to get a word 1n edge WISE In Splte of all th1s however we see the makmgs of a fine person 1n you Anne handsome IS as handsome does and all that sort of thxng But a l1ttle less affectat1on would make you a lot more charmlng and almost better lookmg Ellsworth the g1rls f-'md that your vacuous leer IS more oHens1ve than Flattermg Take heed and follow our shrewd adv1ce Less leer1ng and more learn1ng Marcella, although we Sen1ors real1ze that there are several attract1ve persons 1n East ISllp Cwe should knowj we are certam that there are even more here at Southold A few more of your sunny smxles would be greatly apprec1ated Stanley we really do not know what would happen to e1ther the jumor Class or to the mus1c d1v1s1ons of th1s school 1f you should dec1de to move away More power to you Martm De jesus we know you re a br1ght boy so why not settle down and do some work? You re too lazy for words Why not try and make a name for yourself as your SISICFS have? Frank you re really a good k1d at heart but don't try to be so worldly wlse and smart It's much n1cer to be your natural self as you were at the begmnlng of the ycar so dont let the glrls go to your head Pat whv d nt you let L1 get to know you? We ve seen a few of those shy sm1le., of yours So wc can gu s th t you re really a n1ce kd G1ve us '1 chance George wlfy not e tae hmh school lnow you you real1y re .J well k1d at hear Come ou cf yc r shell and peep a on Ru '1 your locks are very de v n'f s we ve round for n s hool you e angel c but outs de we kroxv of y ur pranks How bout 1 nd nv a h pp med1um? Ceorge Gafrga vlence 1 golden but don get too rxch We laeard tl at at a certam Dec rr ber party that you were qumte the man about town Wry not loosen up C1 b1t 1n school? Charl1e your 1mpetuous rature has got en you nto several slxglu pl ghts 0 1n VICW of these facts don 1 be too debona1r when deallng wxth he fa1rer sex G b vou re qu1te the far laa1rel bof bo h n and out of school The on V reason you escape L Lnscatl ed becau e vou reall I are so pleasant Bu we do w1sh you a few more dav each mo th 11 whxch to recuperate El we real1ze tl at as a baseball manager you re perfect but why not use '1 l1ttle of your persevermg dom1nat1on ln school and semor ac 'ClVltl9SP Robert you re so qu1et and gentlemanly that we cant Fmd anyth1ng to compla1n about ust keep up the good work Pearl weve found out from past exper1 ences that you are one to be depended upon to act1v1ty a success th1s ab1l1ty to your do your b1t 1n mak1ng any How about showlng some of classmates? ean you re sweet l1ttle sm1le and sxlly l1ttle Dont try to cap ltallze on these however for the results w1ll not be at all grat1fy1ng Malcolm the experts of Southold Hlgh ad V156 you to stay off the tenms courts unt1l you can get out of the way of certa1n l1ne drlves wh1ch do not stop at the net Pete your work 1n track basketball and baseball g1V6 you an excellent record Wlth us but we m1ght suggest that you dlrect a l1ttle of jour CP cess energy toward the Southolders 1nstead of the res1dents of Greenport Mur1el we real1ze that a certam nelghbor of yours IS a fine personahty but he s not the on ly strawberry 1n the patch Dot the trouble IS vou never do anyth1ng wrong and your art IS too perfect to cr1t1c1ze Do somethmg that 1sn t rlght won t you? 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