Southold High School - Snuffbox Yearbook (Southold, NY)

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Latin Club he L'1t1n Club as Ill fo1me1 ye 1 W is dlV1d d lnto two clubs Latm I and Latln II Early lll the year tne two clubs held the11 fnst m etlng and elected OITICCFS Latm I elected consuls MHVIS Warner md P ul Mamola scuba Lo1s Puce quaestor Marle Donahue cenatrlx Anne Te ry ll tor Robelt Van Schalck Latm II chose consuls Rover G1 attan and Helen Hunter scrlba Betty Sllleck c natux Mary Kou French he F1ench Club v1h1ch was o1gan1zed lat 1n the year elected the followlng ofhcers Helen SaW1Skl pres1dent Helen Zel1nsk1 vlce pres1dent Betty Sllleck secretary and Vera Zave k1 t easurer Camera he C mera Club has accomplxshed much duung ' the year A blg Job was to take pxctures that xxould be sultable for the Snuif Box They also haxe taken pxctures of SEFVICC men who have YlSlt6d the school Mr Dart has been teachmg the students how to dexelop and punt better p1ctu1es Vlfglflla Va1l has helped them to take mole and better snap wenhoven l1ctor J mes R1ch Later 1n the year lorothy Mlller was el cted cenatux and R1chard Castor as l1ctor to 1eplac'e Mary Kouwenhox cn and I m s Rlch who h d gone away The Latm Club now ln 1ts tenth year held 1tS mnual lll1l1ZltlOI1 on May 11 nd 12 Ohe1 out s1de act1v1ty was a Latn II Club party At th1S event the members and the1r guests partlclpated ix gam s and dancm and had refreshments Club The m etms vtele held twxce a month French ongs were sung and games were played One Saturday afternoon the French Club went to th movles 1n Greenport to ee Hello Fr1sco Hellc Cub shots The members of the Camera Club are Robert Van Schalck Vlfglflla Vaxl Robert Tuthlll Helen Goldsmlth Parker Dlckerson Kenneth Castor James Kane Dudley Newbold Carllsle Cochlan Frank Sanford Duck Wlrth Mr Dart Ben Drumm St nley Rakowlcz Alfred Terp and Junlor Glover twenty flve I ' ' V . ., .. . ' ' C . ' ,, ' ' L , ca 5, , ., . , , a . o . . . , g . . . , ' 1. . J ' 9 ' ' L . . V '. ' . G ' . ' . . ,I . , C . . . I , I at C . ix v . . , C . . 1 Q 7 Y 4 7 ! I . . . I ' . . . . 'X A 1 - , , , !' , 1 1. L. . 1 . C ', ' . l . . , .3 Q . ' ' . G .' , . - . 9 ' G 7 ! 7 V 4 7 t ' 1 5' C, ' I . , ' Y ' Q ' . Q ' .- v -. ' , - . C .-.- . I ' ' . 1 ' ' S ' . 1 1 1 ' v . . C - . . H . 1 1 - 1 9 S , , V en . a ' 0 3 ' - . . . . L , , I v V . 1 1 1 1 ' v 1 1 1 ' ' ' . 1 v ' 1 1 Q , .

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Assembly Programs hen a student comes to school one of the most xvelcome notrces he can see rs 40 mrnute perroors Assembly at 3 00 The frrst ot these srgns appeared on October 8 xxhen Mr Jesse Roblnson xx as the assembly speaker Mr Robrnson has spent r great part of hrs llfe studyrng the musrcal rn strunrents of prrrnrtrxe people datrng as for back as 2400 B C Mr Robrnson appealed dressed rn the garb of a Palestrne shepherd and playrng a breprpe He sang and played many loxely sonffs on such rnstruments as frddles xx 1th one to rou strrngs a harp xvrth ten stllngs and cymbals On December 23 the rnformal Chrr nras ass rnblv was held rn the gym After the band pl ryed sex er rl selectrons the Ch11StlTl3S story from the Brble xx rs read and the s lute to the Chrrstran and the Unrted State flags were grven The presents were ther crrstrrbutec. Mrs Dorrs Mason a sculptr ess was the assembly speaker on March 15 Chester Lamakl xx rs chosen to be the model and wnrle she talked she modeled Chets head Mrs Mason told hoxx to get drfferent expressrons by tellrng xvhrch muscles control them She also showed many of the tools she uses ln her work of the country and therr works Clark Mrlls the frrst Amerrcan sculptor and Greenough the frrst to xvork rn bronze were especrally me-ntroned Sho also told about Gutzon Borglum xvho sculp tured the four plesrdents heads on Mt Rushmore rn the Black Hrlls Thrs sprrng sex eral movres released by the Offrc of War Informatron were enjoyed by the students These rncluded newsleels and shorts on scenes from England the Arnerrcan Army and war on the home front Some especrally lrked were Our Ally Chrna shovxrng Chrnas part rn the war and Drvrde and Conquer showrrrg how Germany make use ol the powerful weapon O1 xx ords The hrgh school grrls have had several speakers thrs year On Aprrl 26 Mrs Ethel Prrnce an alum na of Southold Hrgh School and noxv executrxe secretary of the Nurses Assocratron of Long Island spoke to the grrls on nursrng She spoke of the xery urgent need for IIUISBS and of the many fielfls now open to them The movre she showed xvhrch xv rs of a typrcal nurses trarnlng course gaxe much rnformatrorr concernrng trarnrng and character nec cssary to be a good nurse Mlss Arroxvsmrth of Russell College of Albany New York spoke to the Junror and Senror grrls She emphaswed the necessrty of a college course and especrally of rts need after the war She spoke of the drfferent professrons that can noxv be taken wrth college courses at Ml Rooney of the F and Senror grrls on May rn the F B I such as marnly clerks and then twenty four Russell Sage B I spoke to the Junlor 13 He spoke on openrngs stenographers typrsts but chances of advancement He gaxe the requrrements and also explarned th t you can get a college educatron xvhrle you work On May 5 Walter Van Hartsma spoke to the hr h school students on Rom rnce oi Weather and also showed colored prctures He xx as formerlx regrstrar of Boerng School of Aeronautrcs and chref xxeather obserxer at Prkes Peak Mr Van Hrrtsma has trax eled by arr a drstance of 40 trrne round the world Mathematrcs scrence and a good knowledge ot the Englrsh larguage are rmportant rn gettrng rnto the xxolk of meteorology and axr tron He told by word and prcture about Stratosphere flyrng cloud formatrons and the use ot the x rrrous weather rnstruments lr ara rnior mal meetrng or the Junrors and Senrols later he told of the opportunrtres rn the freld or flyrng both now and alter the war Gne of the best of the assemblrcs concerned our ne rest Latrn Amerrcarr ner hbor Mexrco D A B Keeler xxho has llved for many years there brought loxely colored movl s and n rnterestrng talk on May 26 The moxres emphasrzed the cus tcms darly work and harrdrcraft of the Mercrcans It rs often sard that travel rs a lrne form ot educ tron That rs true even when the trax elrng rs done through someone elses eyes and moxres the stu dents rn Southold haxe drscovered Lreutenant Speer and WAAC L1 utenant Schr re der spoke on May 27 to the Junrors and Senrols about the Army Arr Corps They also showed the movre Wrnnrng the War to rllustr ate m rny pornts Many tr ld are open rn th1 branch or the servrce as rt takes thrrty frve men on the ground to keep one plane rn the all Lreutenant Schraedel spoke on the work of the WAACs and told the students to be sure to tell therr older srsters xvhat she had sald Mlss Grtta Sereny a natrxe of Hungary spoke orr June 2 at an assembly to the S H S students Mrs Sereny was educated rn England and Swrtz erland and studred dramatlcs under the famous Max Rernhardt She has had many encount rs xvrth the Storm Troops and was rn France when that country was occupred Clhe spoke of the Underground and the guerrlla warfare strll Car rred on rn the occupred countrres MIS Sereny told of some of her experrences xvrth the Nazls and of the condrtrons she found 1 Europe When applyrng for her passport to le xe the occupr d countrres she xx rs grxen a book tc read It was an account of everythrng she had sard and done for the past srx years She told the stud nts thrs to show how thorough and clever thc Gestapo rs MISS Sereny closed wrth a plea for Amerrcans to be truly grateful for therr herrtage and to as sume the responsrblrtres arrsrng from lrxrng rn the frrst and best democracy rn the World , .. 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un, , +4 The Echo Staff h1S year the staff of the Southold H1 h School paper The Echo bent the1r CHOltQ to n provmg the paper Under MISS Havseehs able thelr goal In order to g1V6 two people the chance to be ed1tor Margaret GFlgOHlS served IU that capac1ty the f1rst half of the school year and Helen Goldsmlth the rest of the t1me A contest was held fprlze The Echo free for the rest of the yearh for members of the art classes to deslgn a new style of letterlng for the name of the paper and some of the other h83dlllgS Dolothy Kael1n won f1rst pr1ze w1th Clyde Bowden and Benn1e Szc zotka follow1ng The paper carr1ed features such as personal mteruews on subJects l1ke My 1dea of the 1deal g1r My most f11ghten1ng moment What IS your favor1te rad1o program? and an or1g1nal play show1ng the work done through money ob h1s year due to the gas shortage the P T A ' members declded to have but two meetmgs The other usual 3CtlVltlCS of the assoclatlon were also dropped A meet1ng of the P T A was held on February 17th In the absence of the pres1dent Mrs Els1e Carroll Mrs Flora Luce uce pres1dent conducted the meet1ng twenty sux T t med flCl ll the sxles of Tube1culos1s stamps The 1nembe1s of the staff ale EdltO1S Ma1ga1et G11 oms heler Gold m1th Busmes manavel Pa1 ke1 D1cke1son Repolters and columusts MHIIOII Sch11 1e1 Agnes G1domsk1 Betty S1lleck Evelyn McAsl111 Ann'1 Holton D3Vld Wh1pple Pr1sc1ll'1 Young John Moffat Helen Hunter Doxothy Young Joan Newbold Rose Kro1esk1 Cub reporte1s Madele1ne Donahue Ellsworth F1sher Helen Booth V1rU1n1a Hunte1 Helen Klukowskl Anne Terry Mary KIUkOWSk1 Robelt Van Scha1ck L01 Pr1cc R1chard Castor Alt John Dawson Ted Buccl M1meograph Robert Rothman Spencer Petty Typ 1StS Catherme Burkhardt Ted Dorosk1 VlFglH13 V311 Parke1 D1ckerson Robert Enms Natahe Moelle1 Jun1o1 Glovel Margaret Beebe helen Zel1nsk1 Vera Zaveskx Margot Schmltt Nancy Tyle1 Helen S3WlSk1 Paul Mamola Bertha Elak Jean Grattan Ann Kent Margaret Gr1gon1s The meetlng was opened by a welcome flom 'VIrs Luce to the teachers and members present A saxophone quartette Wh1Ch conslsted of Mar garet Beebe Betty S1lleck Wesley Dlckmson and M1 Mooney played several selectlons The speaker M1ss Ruth Welton of the Suffolk County Health and Tuberculosls Assoc1at1on spoke on nutr1t1on and 1llustrated her talk wlth many colorful postem Q -' 'A 2 ITT, .1 :...-M ' :-: : -...-.M :Z -: '..... 1 :Ll N , 17 A 1 'A A . . , 5 1 . J . .r-'A 1' 'L t f - 5 Q1 . .v ' ,, Q15-' '? ' ' 'g Ll' z ' ' . , , - 11 ' . , ' . ' ' ' jc. ' . s ' , Q s. O ' guidance, it seems that the staff is on the way to ' ' - ' ' 3 - zf , -' A , ' ' ' ' 2 , 1 ' y Y I ' I . Y 1 l 1 ' I - 1 Z ' , ' 1 I Y . 1 3 I . bi WY Q Y ' 4' . , ' 1 ' v S 'v ' . ' ' ' 9 ' , , 3 . . . . - . Y y Q - - Yu ' 1 1 Y . I D , , Y - Lu ls ,' - yu - - ', -, ' , ' ! ' 1 D ! - Y Y ' P. . A. . , , . . . I ' . . . 1 . . A 1 7 . . - ' Y . v . . . . . ' '. , ' . , . , . Y D , V. - . y . . . v . .