Southold High School - Snuffbox Yearbook (Southold, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1974 volume:

1 SNUFFBOX ’74 IN MEMORY OF TED CHARNEWS AND BRUCE MILNE TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page..................................1 Dedication..................................2 Faculty.....................................5 Special Services...........................18 Seniors....................................21 Juniors....................................62 Sophomores.................................65 Freshmen...................................68 Activities.................................73 Athletics..................................92 Advertisers...............................105 There are places I remember All my life Though some have changed Some forever noi for better Some have gone and some remain These places have their moments With lovers and friends I still can recall Though I know I'll never lose affection For people and things that went before I know I'll often stop and think about them In my life I loved them all There are places I'll remefhber All my life Though some have changed. FACULTY . . . that gray color . . . -which nature loves; color of unpainted wood, weather-stain; time-stain; not glaring nor gaudy; the color of all roofs, the color of all things that endure . . . David Thoreau 6 7 Virginia Schulze Susan Greenwald Jerry O'Grady Bruce Staiger David Hewitt History David Detrich Tom Christanson Lloyd Clark Math Bill Milford Robert Brown Bill Nicols Bill Christopher Keith Hartge Science Arthur Wilks Richard Osmer Kerry Murphy Physical Education 12 Home Economics Marcella Winters Josephine Messina Industrial Arts Willian Kanz Frank Parker Roger Bancroft Business Joshua Fierer Rosemarie Presby u jfl SsiSiil iilli U Susan Russo Health DRIVER ED. Kevin Leavay Howard Dillingham Foreign Language Richard Dries 16 ■MvnaH Arthur Kickliter John Wissemann 17 20 SENIORS I ime is but the stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at it; but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it is. Its thin current slides away, but eternity remains. David Thoreau K KJ PRESIDENT: Tim Hurley VICE PRESIDENT: Tina Johnson TREASURER: Paula Skwara SECRETARY: Joan Latham 23 25 FRANK AKSCIN DIANE ALBERTSON DOREEN AVERETTE 26 PAUL BERRY JAMES BOYLE PAUL BAKER GARY BODENSTEIN EDWARD BRUSH PATRICIA BLADOS 27 JOAN BUCCI SHARON BUTKOVICH ROBERT BURNS KAREN CHANLEY GAYLE CONRARDY DAVID CROSS DEBBIE DAY MARGARET CORBETT 29 JOHN DELANEY MELANIE DRUMM MARK DICKERSON MARTHA ELLIS KAREN DROSKOSKI ROY FALKOWSKI 30 LORA FINNE JAMES FOSTER 31 MARILYN HAGERMAN WILLIAM HEINE JAMES HELINSKI A LISA HETZER EDWARD HEINS THERESA HASKINS KENNETH HOMAN TIMOTHY HURLEY 34 JOANNE HUTTER JEAN JACQUES DIANE JESTER JOHN KANE HENRY KISLOW MICHAEL KONARSKI ROBERT KOWALSKI WILLIAM LADEMANN JOAN LATHAM GERALYN LANG PAUL LEONARD GEORGETTE LAFRENIERE JEAN LEHR 37 KATHY McKERCHER SHERRILL McASLAN $ DERYL McKIERNAN 38 DEBORAH MANNWEILER WILLIAM MILNER 39 BRIAN MOFFAT MITCHELL MUZINIC MARK O’CONNOR (f CARL OHLMAN HARRY MOTT ROBERT OHLMAN JEANETTE PAWLIK 42 MARIE SAWICKI CAROLYN SCHROEDER JANICE SCHULZE DIANE SCHEINER WILLIAM SHARP JAMES SCHULE LINDA SWENKOSKI 44 PAUL SORENSON ROGER STOUTENBURGH CYNTHIA SWIATOCHA KARIN VERME 45 GERALD WHITNEY KAREN WILLIAMSON KRISTIAN WOLFTEICH AHLERS, RICHARD Should a gentleman offer? Drama Club BODENSTEIN, GARY OOPS” AKSCIN, FRANK Stay calm and cool, and take every day as it comes. Bowling, Baseball, Tennis, Ski Club ALBERTSON, DIANE To work; to live; to be happy. Candy Stripers, Tennis, BOCES ANDREWS, JAMES Don't ask why, ask why not? Baseball, Wrestling, Intramural Football, Basketball, Ski Club President, Yearbook Staff, Drama Club, Social Committee AVERETTE, DOREEN , He is the richest who is content with the least. Touch Football BAGLIVI, JOHN When you see WA-HOO,” think of me. Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff, Photography BAKER, PAUL ’' This is ridiculous.'' A.V. Club, Horseback Riding Club BERRY, PAUL You don't need darkness to do what you think is right.’’ BLADOS, PATRICIA Y.A., Cheering Club, V1CA, Volleyball Intramurals, Softball, Intramurals, J.V. Softball, Varsity Softball, Chorus BOYLE, JAMES Who you tellen! BRUSH, ED Success is that old ABC - Ability, Breaks, and Courage. Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Varsity Basketball, J.V. Baseball BUCCI, JOAN I am a part of all that 1 have met. Football, BOCES, (Business Machines), Pres, of V.I.C.A. BUTKOVICH, SHARON God grant me the serenity to accept the thing I cannot change; the courage to change the things I can; and the wisdom to know the difference. Band, Cheerleader, Drama Club, VICA, Candy Striper, Honor Society CAMPBELL, OLIVER Don’t put off for tomorrow what you can do today because if you ENJOY IT today, you can do it tomorrow!'' Jr. High Soccer, Jr. High Lacrosse, Basketball, J.V. Soccer, Varsity Lacrosse, BOCES i ;■ CHANLEY, KARYN To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven.' ’ _ Tennis, Tutoring, Candy Striper, Honor Society CHILTON, SUSAN With my luck, when my ship comes in I'll probably be at the airport!'' Y. A., Cheering Club . 48 I CLASING, KARL Be yourself. Baseball, Bowling, BOCES, V.I.C.A. COBB, BENNIE ’' Can you hear me, right on. Basketball Y, GAYLE Take me as I am, not as you want me to be. Y.A., Future Teachers Club, Bicycle Club, Candy Striper, Chorus, Intramural Volleyball CORBETT, MARGARET You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here.'' Volleyball, Honor Society, Ski Club, Bicycle Club, Outing Club - ---------- CROSS, DAVID God bless beer, Saturday nights, and women, IN THAT ORDER! Up the Down Staircase, Skin of Our Teeth, Kind Lady, Founders Follies, Once Upon a Mattress, Leave It to Jane DAY, DEBBIE Razzed Again!! DELANEY, JOHN True greatness is the respect of one's fellow man. ’ Band, Chorus, Jazz Lab, Drama Club, Ski Club, Y. A., Horseback Riding Club, Jesus Christ Superstar, Leave It to Jane, Founders Follies DICKERSON, MARK To see is to seem . . .But to live is to dream.' wm - 'I believe in the sun when it is not shining, I believe in love even when I am alone, I believe in God even when he is silent. Band, Yearbook Staff, Y.A. Southold Honor Society, Bicycle Club DRUMM, MELANIE Every man alone is sincere, at the second person hypocrisy begins. Touch Football ELLIS, MARTHA In the darkest hour, there is always the glimmer of hope. ’ ’ FEELEY, DENISE Always expect the unexpected.' Yearbook Staff, Intramural Volleyball, Field Hockey, Ski Club i FINNE, LORI Candy Striper FITZPATRICK, MON. Remember yesterday, tomorrow. ber yesterday, live for today and dream J.V. Cheerleader, Y.A., Cheering Club FLEISCHMAN, DEBORAH There never seems to be the time, to do things you want to do, once you found them. Chorus, Y. A., Cheering Club, Intramural Baseball, VICA, BOCES FOSTER, JIM Since God made us to be original, why stoop to be a copy.” DROSKOSKI, KAREN 49 GAFFGA, LARRY Tis better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven. Basketball, Soccer, Lacrosse, Leaders Corps, Y.A., Student Council, Cheering Club You only have one life to live, don't waste it. Varsity Basketball, Wrestling, Tennis, Cross Country, Ski Club, Band Manager, Intramural Basketball, Football, BOCES, Skin of Our Teeth, Founders Follies GANCARZ, DEBBIE If you compare yourself with others you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. , J.V. Volleyball and Softball, Varsity Softball and Intramurals in above sports, Y.A., Cheering Club, Band, V1CA HEINS. EDWARD 'You can't always get what you want, but you get what you need!'' GOLDSMITH, GORDON Laughter is the shortest distance between people. J.V. Soccer, Varsity Soccer, Y.A., Leaders Corps GRATTAN, KEVIN Why should the devil have all th Y.A.. BOCES .. tlin BOCES Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council, Executive Board, Leaders Corps, School Plays, Y.A. SKI. JAMES t slow. ’' Club, Kind Lady, Skin of Our Teeth, Leave t to Jane, Founders Follies, Y.A., Ski Club, icil, A. V. Club, Radio Station, Horseback Riding Club, Jazz Lab, Band, Photo Club, C. A., State Lithography Competitions GRIFFETH, PATRICIA Nobody’s right, nobody's wrong; it’s only a matte of opinion. e a child of the uniyerse no less than the d the stars, you have a right to be here. ding Club, Y. A., Softball Volleyball Intramurals, Softball Intramurals ake me HAGERMAN, MARILYN Intramural Football, Band,' Y.A., Cheering Club HASKINS, THERESA If we were without faults, we should not much pleasure in remarking them in others. sSA M HEDGES. (ou can't catch the wind HORNE, ALAN WILLIAM HEINE. V ____ __ rands stf What we refuse to him, to death we give; And then, then only, when we love;'we live.” Eat clams live longer; Eat oysters love loneer. HOMAN, KENNETH Eat oys Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Soccer, tball, Leaders Corps Take it any way you can get it. Lacrosse, Wrestling KISLOW, HANK He who does not live in some degree for others, hardly lives for himself. J.V. Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Drama Club HORTON,JANET Life is not worth living unless you live it with the one you love. Chorus KOBER, KATHY Laugh, smile have fun and enjoy yourself while you can! Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Leaders Corps HURLEY, TIMOTHY A witty saying proves nothing. J.V. Soccer, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Student Council, Senior Class President, Senior Band, Jazz Lab, Chess Club, Leave It to Jane, Pit Band, Intramural Football KONARSKI, MICHAEL A smile is worth a thousand words. BOCES-Radio and TV Repair HUTTER, JOANNE The great essentials of life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. KOWALSKI, BOB A fool's worst enemy is himself. ” Soccer JABLONSKI, MICHAEL Work for what you want and you'll achieve your primary goal. Wrestling, Photo Club KRUPSKI, TERESA Doubt whom you will, but never yourself.” Future Teachers Club, Y.A., Cheering Club, Chorus, Intermural Volleyball, Yearbook Staff JESTER, DIANE Love is the greatest gift to give anyone. Yearbook Staff, Band, Y.A., Sewing Club KUJAWSKI, PETER Keep your feet on the ground but keep reaching for the sky.'' Wrestling Team JOHNSON, KRISTINE One who gives has everything. Var. Cheerleader, Mathletes, Sr. Vice-Pres., Bicycle Club, Volleyball Intramurals, Outing Club, French Club, Cheering Club, Horseback Riding Club, National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff LAFRENIERE, GEORGETTE He who sows courtesy, reaps friendship; and he who plants kindness, gathers love.' ’ Future Teachers Club, Band, Once Upon a Mattress, Candy Striper, BOCES, Chorus, Bicycle Club, Sewing Club, Woodwind Ensemble, All State Sectional Band KANE. JOHN True peace lies not in just beings but in doing t « LATHAM, JOAN There is only one comer of the universe that you can be certain of improving, and that is your own Mathletes self. ( 5) Y. A., Intramural Football, Student Council, Cheering Club, Class Secretary, Tennis Club, Yearbook Staff LEHR, JEAN True friends are like diamonds, precious and rare. False friends are like autumn leaves, found everywhere.' ’ Tennis, Archery, Candy Striper, Band, Jazz Lab LEONARD,PAUL Muted are the isms of the catatonic man. Lacrosse, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Leaders Corps, Flag Football MAJESKI, NANCY Without honesty, there is no truth; without truth, there is no love; without love, there is nothing.” Chorus, Honor Society MANNWE1LER, DEBBIE Everybody must get stoned! Volleyball, VICA MANNWEILER, DONALD Decent. MAZZAFERRO, PAUL Marine Biology Club, Sailing Club, Outing Club, National Honor Society, Wrestling LUNDIN, KENNETH Make mine vanilla! J.V. Soccer, Varsity Baseball, J.V. Baseball, Drama, Wrestling A MCASLAN, SHERRILL Hey friend, smile on your brother other. Chorus, Y.A., BOCES, VICA, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Softball, Cheering Club other, try to love one MICHEL, LISA Silence. . . if not music. Cheering Club, Student Council, Y. A., Drama Club, Leave It to Jane”, Once Upon a Mattress Skin of Our Teeth , Football, Band Pres. MILNER, BILL Hit em hard and hit em fast. ” Wrestling, Lacrosse, Ski Club, Drama Club MCKERCHER, To be able to find joy in another's joy: that is the secret of happiness. t' % m MCKIERNAN, DERYL MOFFAT, BRIAN How one thought will live provide the others die. Basketball-J.V., Varsity, J.V. Soccer, Varsity Lacrosse, Rotary Exchange Student in 72-73 MOTT III, HARRY lviw i i iirvi i It doesn't matter what you believe, as long as Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the you're sincere. _______ Cheerleader, Y.A., Var. Hockey, Volleyball Intr., j Varsity Leader's Corps Corps, ,Vf Corps IHw v evidence of things not seen. Soccer, Varsity Wrestling, Boy's Leader's Corps, Band • 41 yf MCKOWN JR., CLEM 'Above ai: I else, survive. Band, Jazz Lab, Brass Ensemble, Lacrosse, Director of Computer Club ' MURDOCK, LINDA Time passes much too quicltly, when we're together laughing.'; . Dirp.r.ror rinh Rfr� vo1p r'lnK Oiirino O’CONNOR, MARK Make love not war. Ski Club, BOCES-Offset Lithography OHLMANN, CARL I lie wasted. OHLMANN, ROBERT Wasted. Wrestling, Soccer, Lacrosse OLDRIN, BETH Life is a one-way street; live in the consciousness that you shall not pass this way again.'' Band, Yearbook Staff, Y.A., Bicycle Club, Future Teachers CHUN-EN PAN Life is but a moment in eternity; set not vanity contaminate its instance. ’' J.V. Basketball, Crosscountry, Lacrosse, Archery, Tennis PAWLIK, JEANETTE Sometimes you get what you want, but lose what you have. Cheering Club, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Band, Honor Society, Leaders Corps ,, PICKERING, COLLEEN Oooh, baby, it's a wild world ...” Cheering Club, Y.A., Drama Club, Outing Club, Yearbook Staff, Majorettes POLYWODA, JOAN Little deeds of kindness. Little words of love, Help to make earth happy Like the heaven up above. J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading, Cheering Club, Y.A., Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Volleyball and Basketball Intramurals RASO, JEANNE Art is the conveyance of spirit by means of matter. Student Council, Basketball, Field Hockey, Football, Class President RICH, THOMAS Never say more than is necessary. Baseball, Varsity, Soccer, J.V., J.V. and Varsity Basketball, Y. A., Leaders Corps RUSCH, JUDITH Time as I know it doesn't take much time to pass by me...” RYSKO, RICHARD When your having more than one . . . SALTER, PATRICIA I, being a friendly soul, smile, and extend my hand.’' SAWICKI, MARIE When life gives you lemons; make lemonade. Candy Striper, Band, Band Secretary, Yearbook Staff SCHROEDER, CAROLYN Take things as they come. But try to make things come as you would like to take them.'' SCHULE, JAMES In the midst of winter, I found within me an invincible summer. ” Intramural Football, Student Council, Wrestling, Newspaper, Yearbook Staff SCHULZE, JANICE Keep smiling. It makes people wonder what you've been up to. ” Band, Y.A., Camera Club, Yearbook Staff, 53 Bicycling Club SHARP, WILLIAM . . .Do what you've never done before, for fear of losing face ...” Drama Club, Chess Club, Bowling, Student Council, Student Council President SHEARIN, JON I take what I want, but don't always want what I get.” Jr. Varsity Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Intramural Football, Intramural Basketball, Ski Club SILLECK, CINDY Smile and the world smiles with you, Cry and you cry alone.'' Cheerleading, Cheering Club, Y. A., Honor Society, Student Council V i SKWARA, PAULA I want to be free to feel the meaning Of life. Class Treasurer, Dramatics Club, Cheerleader, i, Y. A., Junior Volunteer, Chorus, Cheering Club, Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Mathletes SC.____- SORENSON, PAUL Perfection consists not only in doing extraordinary things, but also in doing ordinary things extraordinarily well.” J.V. Lacrosse, Varsity Lacrosse, J.V. Basketball, Touch Football SWIATOCHA, CINDY Only those who listen with hearts can understand. Y.A., Cheering Club, Intramurals Softball SWIATOCHA, LINDA Worry little, study less is my idea of happiness. TAPNER, JOHN !? Wasted!? Football, Drama VAN DUZER, CHARLES Freshman Basketball, J.V. Soccer, J.V. Basketball, BOCES VERME, KARIN There’s nothing worth more to me, than laughter and the love of my friends! Volleyball, Softball, Varsity Cheerleader, Y.A. VICTORIA, ANN ‘ Vu Life is not worth living unless you live it with the one you love. VICA, BOCES WALKER, JEAN Take it easy. Ski Club, Yearbook Staff WALTERS, THERESA It is better to have loved and lost, than never to STOUTENBURGH, ROGER He who li,ves his life without w,ine, £ora( song fives a fool his whole lif k ng. ■ Drama Club, Yearbook Staff M Bb SWENKOSKI, LINDA u n never to ; have loved .1 7 fc Basketball, VICA, Field Hockey, BOCES (Cosmetology) WHEELER, SCOTT I get by with a little help from my friends. Volleyball, Outing Club, Bicycle Club, Yearbook keyi You may speak of love and tenderness and passion but real ecstasy is discovering you haven't lost your keys after all. WHITNEY. GERRY Lacrosse WILLIAMSON. KAREN Candy Striper, Sewing Club, Ski Club 55 56 Boces o� vi 2 PBT v iJZs ' - 11 5 fl K.' You must have been a beautiful baby! V.?'- 10 N � ji tfr 15 H i ■wt- 1. P. Salter 2. T. Walters 3. J. Helinski 4. B. Oldrin 5. J. Schulze and M. Drumm 6. P. Corbett 7. L. Murdock 8. K. Droskoski 9. J. Delaney 10. L. Swenkoski 11. J. Horton 12. A. Victoria 13. T. Krupski 14. G. LaFreniere 15. S. Butkovich 16. M. Sawicki 17. D. Jester 61 JUNIORS What is the value of solitude? — of peace, of light, of silence? What is the cost of freedom? Nancy Newhall PRESIDENT: Debbie Schneider VICE PRESIDENT: Jim Goubeaud TREASURER: Rachel Levin SECRETARY: Nancy Mudd SOPHOMORES Every part of nature teaches that the passing away of one life is the making room for another. The oak dies down to the ground, leaving within its rind a rich virgin mould, which will impart a vigorous life to an infant forest. David Thoreau o o PRESIDENT: Paulette Scott VICE PRESIDENT: Sue Price TREASURER: Liz Norkus SECRETARY: Joanne Finkle 67 I am the Poem of the Earth, said the voice of the rain, Eternal I rise impalpable out of the bottomless sea. Walt Whitman 70 72 ACTIVITIES It is true, I never assisted the sun materially in its rising; but, doubt not, it was of the last importance only to be present at it. David Thoreau Bicycle Club --------Rose Presby and Bill Milford - The Bicycle Club plans trips around the North Fork of the island. Perhaps with the gas shortage, this will be the only way to go! Ski Club — Ed Wilk and Bill Kanz - The fifty members comprising the Ski Club planned an over-night trip to Hunter Mountain. Basic instructions in skill were given in the morning; in the afternoon, the skiers were left to ski on their own. 74 Archery Club — Kevin Leavay - The members of this club practiced over the standard 25 meter course, utilzing two competition 36' targets. Outing Club Arthur Wilks and Bill Christopher - Every student has many outdoor experiences. This year the Outing Club has taken some field trips to Montauk Point,Fisher's Island, and a week-end camping trip. 75 Drama Club Frank Steele - This club teaches the student how to learn to produce a play in its entirety. The students design and sew their own costumes. Sewing Club — Marcella Winters and Josephine Messina - Those who already have a basic understanding of sewing join this club to advance their skills. The advisors are more than willing to help you. 76 PRESIDENT: Bill Sharp VICE PRESIDENT: David Witherspoon TREASURER: Debbie Sisino SECRETARY: Paulette Scott Student Council ■ Richard Hilary - The student council is a group comprised of elected representatives from every class. Its purpose is to reach out and listen to their fellow students. They hear complaints, criticisms, likes and dislikes. Their goal - to make the school a more enjoyable place for all. Student Newspaper —— Virginia Schulze and Jerry O'Grady - Our school newspaper, Pizzazz, is one of the best newspapers that we have ever had. People that are part of the newspaper staff learn how to make a newspaper in its entirety. Photography Club — Bruce Staiger - Students are assigned independent projects and go out and shoot pictures. Then they develop and print them in the darkroom. 78 Radio Station WBLT — Don Fisher - Southold High School has their own closed circuit radio station. Next year they plan to have the station on FM. The students on the radio staff learn how to become disc jockeys. French Club -Susan Russo - This club was formed to help students learn more about the culture of France. The club recently had a party where everyone was taught how to prepare a French dish. 79 ChorUS ““ Bernie Aldcroft - A group of people singing together for their own enjoyment and others. They learn all the newest and most popular songs around. Jazz Lab Ken Hollowell - They go on concerts and play for different schools. Each member gets a chance to do their own thing. Douglas Constant 82 Clthl©t©S — Lloyd Clark - Congratulations to our mathletes, who are in first place. The club is in a league with three other schools: Greenport, Mattituck and Pierson. ROTC ““ This group learns about naval history, and science. In the near future they are planning on taking a field trip to Mystic, Connecticut to be introduced to the operations and equipment on a ship. 83 Library Club Pat Dzenkowski - This club helps to assist Pat in her duties in the library. These members aid students in finding magazines and reference materials. Youth Activities ■■ Peggy Dow - This group combines the ideas of the young and the old. They sponsor dances for youngsters. The proceeds of this year's dance were donated to the War Memorial Fund. 84 Regents Scholorship Austin Dawson and Dick Schell - These students have achieved recognition for their academic performance in a state wide exam. The winners are Tina Johnson, Clem McKown, Brian Moffat, Ed Heins, John Kane, Bill Sharp, Paul Mazzarerro, Ed Lewandowski, Jean Lehr. Honor Society —• Comprised of a few students who have been merited for their high scholastic achievement throughout the academic school year. 85 Majorettes — Ken Hollowell - A group of girls who work together to perform different stunts, with their batons. They are really a great asset to our parades. Candystripers — Edith Daniels - A group of people who give their own free time helping the sick at the hospital. They deserve a lot of credit for what they do. 86 Snuffbox Staff — Susan Greenwald - There are twenty members on the staff. They split up into subgroups which organize and create a portion of the 74 yearbook. The purpose is to work in unison to put together an enjoyable and memorable yearbook. 88 LINDA SWENKOSKI - Co-Editor PEGGY CORBETT - Co-Editor ROGER STOUTENBURGH - Chief Photographer Advisor - SUSAN GREENWALD DIANE JESTER - Editor JOAN LATHAM - Treasurer MARIE SAWICKI - Co-Editor KAREN DROSKOSKI - Typist BETH OLDRIN - Typist TERRY KRUPSKI -Secretary JANICE SCHULZE Co-Photographer i •� 89 Class Will ALEXANDER. ROBERT a brunette POTORSKI, PETER a library of his own AUR1CHIO, ALICIA an English major PUMILLO, CHERYL Kabasi dinner AVERETTE. DAVID a bottle of Long and Silky PURCELL, BERNARD a briefcase BAGLIVI, CAROL a homy toad QUIRK, JOAN A PET PEEVE BAJEK. JANET a dark bar RAHMING, FRED a ton of presigned late passes BLADOS. DENISE a book of ways on how not U get caught ROGERS, JOAN ROMEO, KATHERINE an ambulance of her own a sister Juliet BOERGESSON. CHERYL a stretcher rack ROSLAK, THOMAS a vault for hiscfclculator BOHN. MARTA a male mechanical genius ROSS, DEBRA a heavy date his own little bug BOKINA, CAROL a cork ROTHMAN, MICHAEL BOWDEN. JAMES a ’’bomber” SALTER, ALICE a bookworm BREESE, CONNIE a still wind SAMUELS. THOMAS a match with Billy Jean BRUSH. HELEN a comb SAWASTYNOWICZ, SUSAN a five letter last name BUNCHUCK. JIM a pass to Princeton SAWICKI, BILL a place to go on nights BUSCH.STEVE an evergreen SCHARADIN. DAN an unbreakable window pole CAIN. BILL a new vocabulary SCHLACHTER. KURT a pillow as a gag CHILTON. EILEEN a pair of shorts SCHNEIDER, DEBRA leisurely work CHRISTENSEN. LESLIE a date with the Jolly Green Giant SCOTT, MICHELLE a blush remover CHRISTIE. PAM the 1st Woman President SCOTTI, RICHARD a basketball for keeps CIERACH, VICTOR another displaced ’’joint” SHERATON, PAM a new way to flirt CRON. RICHARD an assortment of soccer uniforms SIEGEL, DONNA Jonathan Livingston CRUMP. ERVIN a basketball jones album SIMMONS, LYNDA a noisy night crump, mckinley a pair of polka dot pants SISINO, DEBORAH lasagne DAVIDS. JUDY a leading role SLATER, CORY a new bull story DAWSON. MARY ELLEN to follow in her father's footsteps STAIR, CHERYL a muzzle DePETRIS, MARYANN a book on how to keep a boy a hand monogram of HARVE” TERRY, PEGGY a permanent excuse from gym DICKERSON. HOWARD TIEDKE, KEITH an easier last name DONLIN, DENNIS another equation to solve TRUNCE, VICTOR an A in everything DOROSKI, DAVID a quart of RYE TUTHILL, DAVID fewer relatives DOROSKI, MICHAEL a gold plated broom for John’s VAN DUZER, KAREN electric heat DOW, KATHLEEN an ego deflater VERITY, LAURIE a spec of rowdiness EISSLER. DALE a full-time chauffeur WAHL, KURT a silent night FAUCON, GREGG his senior license WALTERS, DEBORAH a gossip column FIELDS. JO ANN a soul brother WALTERS, LOUIS a brass candle snuffer FLEISHMAN, MARY ANN boxing gloves for beach parties WILLIAMSON, CINDY volume GIBBS. RICHARD a blow-up Raquel Welch doll WITHERSPOON. JOHN a different kind of cabana party GOLDSMITH. KENNETH GOUBEAUD, JAMES a different kind of party on a Friday night another stair to climb ZUHOSKI, JUDY WOLFTEICH, LISA a one-way ticket to West Point an automatic return tennis racket GRIGONIS, BARBARA Karen's gat in the band roller skates from class to class HILARY, RICHARD permanent credit at Chicken Delight GUNNISON, MARY BANCROFT, ROGER a son named Forget GUY, PAMELA a crewcut BROWN, ROBERT a lab with no leaks HARTUNG, WILLIAM super broad CHRISTIANSON, THOMAS an incomplete HELINSKI, PETER a trip to heaven a new ’’pick-up” a bug to Lynchburgh CHRISTOPHER, WILLIAM amino acid HETZER. SHERRY HURLEY. JEAN CLARK,LLOYD a can of pork and beans for the gas station JACOBS. JUDY a canon CONSTANTO,DOUGLAS a High School band to direct JARUSIEWIC, CAROL J. Geils Band CURKO, SAMUEL an open door to football heaven JESTER. CHERYL a Mattituck dance DANIELS, EDITH a migraine JIMENEZ, WILLIAM a bottle of Ron Rican rum DAWSON. AUSTIN a coffee break KAPP, CYNTHIA a cunain of her own DETRICH, DAVID a voice that does not crack KAPUSTKA.STEPHEN a hot tape deck DILLINGHAM. HOWARD a razor KOBER, THOMAS a couple of new phone books DRIES, RICHARD a hundred herd of sheep KORELESKI, LAURA a Jay-Walk FIERER, JOSHUA a lot of thanks from the Senior class KOSTER. MARLA a bent baton GREENWALD, SUSAN a years supply of gum KOSTER, MARY a schnoz HARTGE. KEITH coordination KRAMKOWSKI, ROBERT a calculator of his own HEWITT, DAVID man from flubber KRUPSKI, CEIL LAPPE, PAUL a little more ooomph” a farm of his own HOLLOWELL, KENNETH elimination of all other classes except band LEACOCK. THOMAS a Beatle Baily comic strip HUNT, HELEN a non tippable desk to sit on LEIGHTON. TARA LEKICH, FRANK a hall of mirrors a box of no-doze for his classes KANZ, WILLIAM ' ’ What this country needs is a bird house in every tree. ' LEVIN. RACHEL Ronald KICKLITER. ARTHUR a starring role with Mae West LEWANDOWSKI. TERESA new ’74 wardrobe LEAVAY, KEVIN a car that won’t fall apart McCarthy,joe a NEW YORK TIMES MESSINA. JOSEPHINE Miss Ronkonkoma McVICAR, CATHY another black eye MILFORD. WILLIAM dippity doo MACLEOD. KIERON another Alice Cooper record MURPHY. KERRY an excuse from gym MALLGRAF, DIANE a future in counseling NICOL, WILLIAM straight side-bums MALONE, MARK a Blonde O’GRADY, JEROME a bit of pizzaz MILNER. FRED a belter car than Bill's OSMER. RICHARD gym shorts MILOVICH, JOSEPH a silver trumpet PARKER. FRANK a stuffed koala bear MITCHELL, KARLEEN a new ten speed PRESBY, ROSEMARIE one shorthand and one longhand MITCHELL, LINDA tennis lessons RUSSO.SUSAN A Spanish major MITCHELL, PAUL MOELLER. CYNTHIA a loud speaker her own little firefly SCHELL, RICHARD Mrs. Jolly Green Giant as a secretary MOTT. WILLIAM a match with Joe Frazier SCHULZE. VIRGINIA a can of sauerkraut MUDD,NANCY another Miss’ title STAIGER, BRUCE a new photography file cabinet NUHFER, BARBARA a transfer to Mattituck STEELE. FRANK a stiff drink O’BRIEN. DAVID a schedule of art classes WILK, EDWARD a live-in maid PAUL. ROBERT a last name, not two first WILKS. ARTHUR 200 unbreakable test tubes PEABODY. KAREN PISACANO, LINDA laryngitis Vick’s silencers WINTERS, MARCELLA a bathroom to go with her kitchen and livingroom PONTINO. MARILYN a long hem WISSEMANN, JOHN a record player of his own 90 91 ATHLETICS In this fresh evening each blade and leaf looks as if it had been dipped in an icy liquid greenness. David Thoreau Varsity Soccer ROW 1: F. Milner, T. O'Brien, K. Homan, N. Berry, G. Goldsmith, M. Finne, B. Fields. ROW 2: Coach Osmer, H. Mott, E. Heins, T. Hurley, L. Gaffga, C. Czartosieski, T. Rich, T. Samuels, M. Grubber. A game with eleven players on a side where a ball is advanced with any part of the body except the hands and arms. The Varsity did a fine job this year for S.H.S. Hampton Bays SOUTHOLD 7 OPPONENT 0 Rocky Point 2 2 Pierson 8 1 Center Moriches 1 4 Mattituck 1 2 Eastport 2 3 Rocky Point 3 0 Hampton Bays 2 3 Pierson 7 0 Center Moriches 2 0 Mattituck 0 0 Eastport 3 4 Junior Varsity Soccer — Edward Wilk - Soccer is referred to as a form of football in which the ball is hit with the feet, legs, body, or head. Our J.V. team tried hard this year. 94 Varsity Basketball — Kevin Leavay - A game played by two teams of five men each, in which the object is to throw the ball through an elevated goal at the opponents end of a zoned oblong court. SOUTHOLD OPPONENT Hampton Bays 69 63 Stoney Brook 63 62 Bridgehampton 56 102 Hampton Bays 44 74 Sag Harbor 68 83 Greenport 55 70 Miller Place 65 67 Cent. Moriches 64 51 Hampton Bays 53 51 Miller Place 61 59 Cent. Moriches 81 59 Greenport 53 40 95 J.V. Basketball — Eugene Maiorana - Basketball is the sport most watched at Southold. Fans of all ages and sizes come to give our team the strength to win. SOUTHOLD OPPONENT Hampton Bays 60 48 Stony Brook 42 44 Bridgehampton 62 74 Hampton Bays 58 46 Pierson 63 74 Greenport 58 53 Miller Place 99 59 Center Moriches 61 46 Hampton Bays 78 64 Miller Place 57 51 Center Moriches 60 59 Greenport 63 57 96 Rocky Point Miller Place East Hampton Greenport Rocky Point Hampton Bays Miller Place Longwood Hampton Bays Greenport SOUTHOLD 9 34 18 36 48 19 34 36 17 34 OPPONENT 52 26 34 19 21 35 21 33 42 26 Undefeated in League Competition Bill Mott - League 7 - Champion - 122 lbs. Harry Mott - League 7 - Champion - 144 lbs. Bowling Joshua Fierer -The bowling club meets regularly and has matches with neighboring schools. Touch Football — Dave Hewitt - A game played between two teams of eleven players each, on a field with goal posts at each end. Points are scored by running or passing an oval ball across the opponent's goal line, or kicking it between the goal posts placed behind the goal line. 98 Leader Corps Sam Curko and Kerry Murphy - The girls and boys add leadership and inspirational guidance to students in all gym classes. Funds have been raised at basketball games through refreshment sales. Varsity Volleyball Kerry Murphy - A game played by volleying a large inflated ball over a net. The girls have a lot of fun playing and enjoy winning, which they often do. J.V. Volleyball 101 Varsity Hockey Kerry Murphy - A game played on a field in which two groups of players try to drive a ball through the opponent’s goal, sometimes successfully, sometimes not. J.V. Hockey 102 103 Varsity Cheerleaders Peggy Dow - Our cheerleaders spread enthusiasm between players and spectators. They led our different sports teams on to victory through the year. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 104 ADVERTISERS How simple our basic needs — a little food, sun, air, water, shelter, warmth and sleep! How lightly might this earth bear man forever! Nancy Newhall Compliments of GOLDSMITH TUTHILL Gulf Oil Products Southold, L.I., N.Y. 765-3767 PECONIC LIQUOR STORE 765-3260 Main Road Peconic MULLEN MOTORS, INC. East Main Street Southold, New York 11971 Plymouth CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 516 - 765-3564 QjtX 2 Tfit phi me 477 1440 D©p? Sf or© FRONT MAIN and ADAMS STREET. GR£ENROR T Best Wishes To The Graduates AG WAY INC. Serving the Long Island Farmer and Home Owner Southold Agway Youngs Avenue Southold, N.Y. 765-3432 Greenport 1360 WARREN T. KALBACKER Wines and Liquors 122 Front Street Greenport, N.Y. 106 ARNOLD L. LARSEN d.b.a. ALFRED C. TEVES REALTY North Road, Southold 516 - 765-2700 Compliments of WAYSIDE MARKET Main Road Southold, New York 765-3575 RAYMONDS RESTAURANT OF SOUTHOLD Fine Foods Cocktails TRY AC TRUCK EQUIPMENT CO., INC. 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Gas Appliances Home Heating, Cooking, and Hot Water Dependable Cylinder and Bulk Gas Deliveries Southold, N.Y. 11971 765-3882 765-3452 Compliments of SOUTHOLD TOWN POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION INC. President - SARG. BARNEY P. HARRIS V.-President - JOSEPH CONWAY Sec.-Treas. - HARRY W. SMITH Compliments of CUTCHOGUE LIQUOR STORE Main Road Cutchogue Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 COLONIAL DRUGS, INC. 100 Front Street Greenport, N.Y. 109 Compliments of FARMER MIKES PORKY'S FARM STAND RESTAURANT Main Road North Road, Greenport East Cutchogue 477-1338 or 477-9833 Garden Fresh Vegetables C. P. TUTHILL, INC. Compliments of FISHERMAN'S REST Plumbing - Heating Dupont Paints Main Road Cutchogue 734-6126 Cutchogue GOOD LUCK TO SENIORS Leisurely Yours 765-1660 Southold, L.I. Dresses Shoes and Slippers by Judith Sportswear Lingerie ffitoUjfB 765-2650 Main Street Southold, N.Y. 11971 Compliments of the Main Road Southold no PECONIC FOOD MARKET Compliments of BRAUN OYSTER CO., INC. 734-6700 Main Road Cutchogue Res. 765-3797 CARLE. VAIL President VAIL BROS., INC. Bus. 734-6774 Peconic, N.Y. 765-3050 MARTIN'S GIFTS Front Street Greenport, N. Y. 477-2010 11944 Peconic Lane, Peconic, N. Y. Paul Orlowski 765-9893 Proprietor Compliments of SOUTHOLD HARDWARE, INC. 765-2277 Main Street, Southold LONG ISLAND TRAVELER-MATTITUCK WATCHMAN Traveler St. Southold 765-3425 Edward W. Wood, Jr. Publisher WHEELER'S GARAGE General Auto Repairs Shop Res. 765-3542 765-3906 Compliments of THE CLOTHES LOCKER Greenport, N.Y. 477-0336 Congratulations To The Class of '74 From All Of Us At SOUTHOLD PHARMACY Compliments of GRIG'S SERVICE STATION Dick Grigonis, Prop. Main Road Southold, N. Y. Compliments of CARDINALS VEGETABLE STAND