Mattituck High School - Reflector Yearbook (Mattituck, NY)

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WASHINGTON TRIP At last the long looked for day arrived. It was a pleasant April morning when the Senior Class under the leadership of Principal Wood of Sag Harbor left New York for Philadelphia. After a brief stay in the “Quaker City” they passed on to Wash- ington the city of their dreams, the goal of two years planning To tell of the Capital’s many interesting sights and the Capitol’s grandeur would fill this entire book. We will not tire you with those tales. In fact, one half never could be told (?) so we will conclude this article and say as Priscilla might have said “See for yourselves, next year Juniors.” Page Twenty

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BASE BALL Manager, Thomas Gagen Arthur Fanning C. F. Henry Contelmi S. S. Arthur Cooper 2nd Base Elmer Ruland 3rd Base Jerome Cox L. F. Thomas G Captain, Henry Cantelmi Russel Case R. F. Bill Tandy C. F. Floyd Ruland C. Malcolm Tuthill P. Harry Fleishman 1st Base n 3rd Base We Played the Following Schedule: Mattituck 3 Southold 5 at Southold Mattituck 4 Southold 5 at Mattituck Mattituck 14 Greenport 3 at Greenport Mattituck 11 Southampton 14 at Mattituck Mattituck 12 Greenport 10 at Mattituck Mattituck 9 Southampton 7 at Southampton (12 innings) Mattituck 8 Eastport 4 at Mattituck Mattituck 4 Easport 5 at Eastport Mattituck 4 Southold 2 at Southold HONORS Joseph Krupski was awarded a gold piece for the best essay upon the subject “The American Flag.” The prize was given by the D. A. R. Gladys Bergen won the spelling contest and represented our school in the town elimination examination at Greenport. Rosemary Kaelin and Annamae Cox were elected delegates to the Y. W. C. A. Conference held in Bay Shore. Miss Downs of the Mattituck High School Faculty accompanied the girls on their trip. Page Ninteen

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In After Days In after days, when our school friends have long been parted, We shall often recall the days when first we started. We shall look back with tender yearning, To those weary days of learning; The tiring lessons that we had to do; To us they seemed far from few. Life’s mysterious veil shall soon be drawn between: We shall of times like to bring back what we have seen: We’ll recall the words that once were spoken, The tender threads shall soon be broken Which have bound us to those happy days beyond recall. In the future years we know Fate's dim curtain will fall But Hope should make a rainbow of our fears For we see fast approaching years Time shall point the path of duty to be done; And although for us it may not seem like fun, We shall answer to the test And shall always do our best. Wherever Fate may take us Whatever it may make us: Remember of the past Will make us to the last Although our lives may be clouded with much sadness Glad of the knowledge we acquired in M. H. S. E. M. H. Page Twenty-one