Southold High School - Snuffbox Yearbook (Southold, NY)

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F ORE WORD Listen closebi as you turn these pages, and you will hear music - vibrant, bzrical music, whose evegf note is overflowing with all the vigor and varieyf oflw. And well it should be, since into these notes is woven the stopf fy' four years shared by the musical's eighgz- eight very individual composers, The musical score which holds our memories is sprinkled with allegro's, with lento's and with maestoso's,j?Jr the mood and the tempo fy' our high school years have been ever-changing. We, too, have changed as, together or alone, we have faced the innumerable experiences cy' youth and learning. These experiences have caused us to grow, and they have given us con- fdence, not in our less-than-pewct world, at least in ourselves and in our abiligf to jbce our future. The theme cf our musical is people, far Southold High School IS people' What textbook could ever begin to teach us the diverse lessons in human relations which we at Southold have learned hom each other? Strengthening the tone cy' our pewrmance were our teachers, our parents, and our friends who have stood by us through these years, and we can onbf trubz repay them by meeting throughout our lives their challenge to us to put fifth our best. Our best may sound a little too flat or too sharp, it may never adequatebf be captured in pictures and words. This living musical has no jinale, for this score is but our prelude to tomorrow. 2

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DEDICA TION Mr . David Detrich Four years ago, one hundred and three students and three advisors met jbr the first time. Thy eyed each other curiousb and perhaps, a little waribr. Many Q' them wondered how time and experience would bring this group Qi strangers together. Fouryears ago, ayoungfaculgr member was assigned to advise this class zj'65. He was a stranger to us then. Over the years he has proved himsebf to be one J the class' most treasured friends. Whenever we needed someone to chaperone a class prqect or to help us with a problem, he was there. And we liked to have him there. He usualbz stayed in the background encouraging us to make our decisions and carmr them out ourselves. Perhaps this stranger cyf four years ago will understand how much we have grown to appreciate him he knows that when we were faced with one gf our last and most important decisions - that QfCh00.YZ'IZg the person to whom we would dedicate the SNUFFBOX - we unani- mousbf chose Mr. David Detrich. i 3 ,