Southold High School - Snuffbox Yearbook (Southold, NY)

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1., 10. Second Grade. 2., 3., 5. Third Grade. 4. First Grade. 6. Fifth Grade. 7. Fourth Grade. Grade. 9. Kindergarten. 8. Sixth sixteen

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3he Mill of the QJlaaa of 1344 Jill? THE SENIOR CLASS of 1944, being in a sane and normal state of mind, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last Hill and QJpstanumt. We therefore make the following bequests: First, HELEN HUNTER bequeaths her pug nose to HELEN STEPNOSKI. Second, ALBERT DICKERSON bequeaths his wavy hair to BILL WIRTH. Third, JOHN NORKLUN bequeaths his straight black hair to JOHN MOFFAT. Fourth, JOHN DAWSON bequeaths his place as artist to STEVE SWIATOCHA Fifth, JOHN STANKEWICZ bequeaths his blond hair to THOMAS SHALVEY. Sixth, WALTER MENGEWEIT bequeaths his wit to BRUNO SWIATOCHA. Seventh, JOHN MACHINCHICK bequeaths his high marks to CLAIRE DRUMM. Eighth, MARGARET FLYNN bequeaths her long tresses to LILIAN KENT. Ninth, GEORGE DICKERSON bequeaths his good sportsmanship to ANTONE SKWARA. Tenth, VINCENT MORRIS bequeaths his musical ability to KATHRYN TEVES. Eleventh, WILLIAM BEEBE bequeaths his height to CHARLES VAN DUZER. Twelfth, DOROTHY KAELIN bequeaths her talkativeness to ROGER GRATTAN. Thirteenth, SIDNEY CASE bequeaths his place in history class to JOAN NEWBOLD Fourteenth, AGNES GADOMSKI bequeaths her studiousness to IRENE SARNOWSKI Fifteenth, DOROTHY MILLER bequeaths her cbility in shorthand to GENEVIEVE GRATTAN Sixteenth, DAVID WHIPPLE bequeaths his wardrobe to RICHARD CASTOR. Seventeenth, KENNETH CASTOR bequeaths Chemistry Bible to ROBERT ROTHMAN. Eighteenth, MARIE TERRY bequeaths her quietness to PRISCILLA YOUNG. Nineteenth, MARGOT SCHMITT bequeaths her self-confidence to JOYCE TERRY. Twentieth, JEAN GRATTAN bequeaths her place as treasurer to DOROTHY YOUNG. Twenty-first, ELEANOR MORRIS bequeaths her ability in typing to ANNE MARIE BUCCI. Twenty-second, HELEN SAWISKI bequeaths her athletic ability to HELEN BOOTH. Twenty-third, WALTER COURTENAY bequeaths his way with the girls to ROY WILKINSON. Twenty-fourth, BETTY SILLECK bequeaths her place in the office to MARJORIE BEEBE. Twenty-fifth, ROSE KROLESKI bequeaths her giggles to IRENE MALMBORG. Twenty-sixth, WILLIAM MIDGLEY bequeaths his Coast Guard uniform to JAMES RICH. Twenty-seventh, ALICE KAUNECKAS bequeaths her cooking ability to ALBERT KRUPSKI. Twenty-eighth, HELEN DROSCOSKI bequeaths her vocal abilty to JEAN DICKERSON. Twenty-ninth, EVELYN Me ASLAN bequeaths her shyness to PHYLLIS HORTON. Thirtieth, GERTRUDE GOODALE bequeaths her success in cheerleading to MARY KRUKOWSKI. We have subscribed our names and affixed our seal on this first day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-four. (Signed) THE SENIOR CLASS

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1. School’s Out! 2. Baseball Squad. 3. Latin Club Initiation. 4. There’s a Plane! 5. Cheerleaders. 6. Boys’ Intramural Winners. 7. Shop. 8. On the Senior Trip. 9. Mr. Weygand cleans up! seventeen