Southold High School - Snuffbox Yearbook (Southold, NY)

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SENIOR PLAY The Semor Class presented a three act comedy ent1tled A Hovslmg Success on March 16th at South old Hlgh School Wlth Mr Goldsmlth and Mr Abt as co dlrectors The cast was as follows LLCIUS PENNYWATE a Coatsx 1lle lawyer JOHN MOFFAT REBECCA PENNYWATE h1s Wlfe MARJORIE BEEBE PRUNELLA thelr daughter PRISCILLA YOUNG HERBERT thelr son ROBERT ROTHMAN CRUSTY h1S pal and accompllce BRUNO SWIATOCHA AUNT HEP Rebecca slster PHYLLIS HORTON JOY SHOOK hkes Herbert ve1y much MARIAN GAFFGA JOEY CARTER one of the nexghbors boys CHARLES VAN DUZER SHENANDOAH MARR Prunellas roommate KATHRYN TEVES CAPTAIN SHOOK of the Pollce Department ROY WILKINSON TONY the gardener ANTONE SKWARA The story depxcts an average Amer1can boy ln h1s teens who rldes many a hobby horse to the d1s tract1on of h1s parents but sooner or later becomes a sohcl Amerlcan c1t1zen Rlch 1n humor mystery and romance the play was one that w1l1 long be remembered The chalrmen of the commlttees for the play were Propertles Mlss Mlller Make up Mr Goldsmlth Llghtlng Mr Dart Ushers Mxss Cre1der Costumes Mrs Lmdsay and Mlss Metzger Scenery Mr Kramer and Mr Mmer Program Mrs Cote Tlckets Mr Blodgett Advertlsmg Mrs Cote and M1ss Campamle The Senxors wxsh to express the1r thanks to M1 Abt and Mr Goldsmlth who helped so much to make th1s product1on successful Twenty three 9 ' ' il , ' 97 - MARTA-the maid .............................................................. .....,...........,.,, ....................,...................,............. A N N BUCCI - 'S ' ............................................ ............................... ,..............,. ............

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umor Class he Jumor Class h ld 1ts frrst meetmg 1n December and elected the folloxung ofhcers for the remalnder of thelr JUI1101 yeal and the entlre sen1or year W1111am GI'lg0lllS p1es1dent Ellsworth Fisher v1ce presldent Mane Donahue secxetary Lo1s Prlce treasurer In Noxember the class ordeled then- class ungs Because of the shortage of mateuals lt was lmperatlve that the order be placed early The sale of candy began the last week m Apul after the SCHIOPS had leturned from the1r tup A gala Plom was held on May 25 w1th music furnlshed by George Laub s orchestra The class has been repxesented 1n athlet1cs muslcal organlzatlons and XHIIOUS clubs LOIS Puce and Vlrgmla Huntel wele electgd cheel leadels A majouty of the boys were 3CtlV9 ln such sports as basketball baseball track and mtxamulals Those on the basketball team were C'nl1sle Cochran Dudley Newbold Spencer Petty lVlu18ITl Borkowskl James Kane and Rlchard W1rth Baseball team members 1nclude Joseph Papurca Wllllalh Borkowskl Caxllsle Cochlan Wllllam G11gon1s Dudley Newbold and Spencer Petty A few of the boys wele on the track team Several members were 1n the Band and Glee Club and on the staffs of the Echo and Snuff Box I v , 3 ' Y ' v 1 . 1 : - ' Q y - 1 ' h , 1 y Y , ,, . 'I . ' , l . 1. l I .I , . ' 'y Q ' w , . . . '. . 7 ' . 1 ' ' I D , c f. S. H. S. At War Like mOS12 Other organizati0r1S, the Students and duty as firemen. Other boys have been working ' , ' ' ,. y . ' ' ' I . 1 i I 1 . 3 QD ' 9 1 3 . Y .. . . . . .D . . 3- , . 1 . . . . ' 5 ' 65 faculty of Southold Hlgh School haxe cont1nued takmg part ln most of the act1v1t1es aldlng ln the all out effort to brlng about the fxnal v1ctory 1n th1s great and terrlble war Among these thmgs hate been contr1butmg to the varlous Red Cross dr1ves sendmg books to Camp Upton gxvmg clothes for poor ch1ldren fllllng Chrlstmas glft boxes sendmg Serv1cemen s Letters to our alumnn 1n the Armed Forces and part1c1pat1ng 1n the XHYIOUS scrap dr1ves One subyect deservmg SpeCla1 mentlon lS the lme Job that many of the hxgh school pup11s d1d 1n sellmg war bonds A Blue Star Brxgade was formed under the d1rect1on of Mr Owen P Whxte and a total of S6 933 75 worth of bonds was sold Many of the older boys have been helpmg to relxeve the manpower shortage by volunteeung fo1 Twenty four cn farms after school and on Saturdays I'he faculty have unself1shly devoted then tlme and effort to the ratlonmg of gasolme They have also helped w1th the greatest and perhaps the most xmportant Job of all that of tra1n1ng students of Southold Hlgh School tor pleservmg the peace whlch the soldlers on the battleflelds are flehtlng and dymg for By gomg to school the students are galnmg ln the knowledffe vltalljy necessary to mamtalnmg peace Many former students of Southold Hlgh School are now actually out there fwhtmg IH the battl fronts all over the world Some have made the supreme sacr1f1ce But It IS the obl1gat1on of those stlll worklng and studylng ln the schools all over the country to see to lt that these dead shall not have d1ed 1n va1n