Southold High School - Snuffbox Yearbook (Southold, NY)

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AND FOR ALL A GOOD We still needed money, no one paid his dues. But for our car wash, the towels we’d use. (Remember the towels, the ones for the beach? Well, we still had them all and a dozen of each) When Hartge taught us “matter”, we thought it entrancing and soon he could see that we were all breakdancing!! In homeroom our efforts showed us to be dense. As we all asked each other for current events . At the prom we were gorgeous and hard to resist. With Carolyn queen and her court to assist. “A Night In Heaven” for all that were there, but the ocean was rained out, it just wasn’t fair!!!! Decisions, decisions, what should we be? We soon became seniors—we'd just wait and see. We took our class picture though not in the dunes. We hid disappointment by “cranking the tunes.” Mrs. Presby came calling, she gave us no peace, to rack up the magazine sales and take home “Maurice. When play-off time came our team was right there. So we had a pep rally to spirit the air. Greg and Judy took over, the kids gave a yell. And then we were told “oh, go back to your cell.” When things got tough and we needed vacation, we went off to Mexico for relaxation. We had our good times and we had our strife. Good years for all and for a good life!!!!!! 29 - Heather Hewitt

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TWAS THE DAY OF GRADUATION . . . Twas the day of graduation and it seemed to go slow, every senior was silent and waiting to go. We took a look back at our high school career, it seems it all started in our freshman year. With Mike as the president and Will as the Vice, it looked like things started with zip and with spice. As the year moved along it was plain to be seen that our school had a state champ soccer team. Tina, Heather, and Nancy, you see, led them to their victory. The consolidation with Greenport had just begun, the name “Clippers” seemed to be just the right one. We started as sophomores by ordering rings, and planned to sell towels to take care of things. If we sold the beach towels, oh the money we'd get, but the sale was a flop and we wound up all wet. We copied our homework for bio with style, for history too and we thought all the while, that no one would notice all answers the same, til over the P.A. they called us by name. They gave us a lecture and said not to cheat, so we nodded our heads and then copied it neat. With “Spirit Day” gone and everyone tardy, We said What the heck, let’s have a house party. Together since first grade, but willing to grow, There came Mike and Dawn to add to our show. We became juniors in such a short time, we began with Halloween, it was dress up time. Mark was an old lady and Rob a priest. Dianne was the bag lady that you see in the streets. Chris did karate and Heather did clown, while Sean cheered us on—in a Mattituck gown!!! 28

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SENIOR STIGMA - SENIOR STIGMA NAME Ed Baumann Kristan Blais Laurie Boger Michael Bundschuh Brett Campbell John Cardona Sophie Chute Jennifer Combs Tina Conway Jessica Cusumano Thomas Daly Fred Dawson Lauren Elak Dave Fiedler Heather Graham Pat Gralton Dave Hahn Susan Hallock Chris Hamblet Alan Faszczewski PET PEEVE elections Carrying alot of books BOCES Chevy's Razors Mopeds Drugstore Her brothers Rules Falcon Combed Hair Bayberry Road American Studies Scalloping Cheerleading The Pharmacy Low music Gym class Cadillacs Clouds NAME Elissa Heins Heather Hewitt Nancy Hocker Colleen Hughes Dawn Jaeger Sandy Lehmann Sean Kelly Mark Kilkenny John Kinghan Robert Lott Christine Maiorana Mike Martin Tony Martocchia Jerry Martocchia Tom Mokus Kate Nickles Will Park Sam Perry Rob Pritchard Jeanette Schoedel PET PEEVE Everyone Noisy “Trumpeteers Small Towns Taking tests Lunchtime Football players Boatyards Fender Benders Mopar ROTC Talking Caprices Police officers Long hair Parking Tennis Pick up trucks Keyfood Understanding things The Country Club