Mattituck High School - Reflector Yearbook (Mattituck, NY)

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We, the Senior Class of 1941, being in a happy frame of mind and feeling that we owe the best years of our ethereal lives to Mattituck High School, do give and be- queath to her and her inhabitants the following: To M. H. S. - Our honor and admiration. To the Class of 42 - Our honorable reputation. To Mr. Garelle - A vote of thanks for making our Senior Trip and all of our other activities possible. To Miss Bums - A shiny pair of roller skates to aid you in your daily trips through the halls. To Miss Arndt - Some future H. G. Wells for her History Classes. To Miss Bonney - Our thanks for your kind help with the Senior Play and the Min- strel 8 how. To Miss Hoyt - Our appreciation for your leadership and helping hand (we did need it), also a more sophisticated Senior Class. To Miss Davidge - A crank for Tilly (just in case). To Miss Wood - A two-foot long, red marking pencil to check the mistakes of future typing classes. To Miss Homan - Some cafeteria helpers for next year. To Mr. Williams - A bundle of thank-you notes for your help with our Senior activities. To Mr. Muir - A new basketball whistle tied with a red ribbon to replace the shoe string that you used to wear. To Mr. Heller - A new camera to replace the one we broke, having our yearbook pictures taken. To Mr. McCaw - A math class that understands the meaning of snap . To Mr. Kewin - A large assortment of reporters who will get their press assignments in on time. To Mr. Cunningham - A large can of polishing wax to be used by next year s auto mechanics class. Vic Kander leaves his Dynamic Tension to Billy McNulty. Betty Clar leaves the editor s chair filled with undone assignments to Barbara Bergmann. Charlie Glover leaves his acting talent to Chester Sawastynowicz. Helen Lenceski leaves her giggle to Doris LaPointe. Robert Gildersleeve leaves his History C answers to Red Grohoski. Antone Mileska leaves his sketching ability to Eddie Jazombek. Teddy Grohoski leaves his blush to Ralph Christian. Tootsie Wolgo leaves her tatting shuttle to Regina Comiskey. Ed Raraik leaves his short shots on the basketball floor to Fat Mileska. Mary Ambroski leaves her athletic ability to Myrne Dennis. Arthur 0 Brien leaves his double-jointed knees to Robert Emery. Pinga and Gracie leave their adjoining seats in History C class to Barbara and Jazz . Lloyd Lindsay leaves his Tarzan physique to Johnny Bermingham. Ed Slaga leaves his model A Ford along with his best wishes to Miss Davidge. Walter Wells leaves his wit to Leon Milowski. Francis Okula leaves his widow s peak to Dick Price. Olga Lomaga leaves her chatter to Lois Tuthill. Willie Demchuk leaves his pitching arm to Sidney Tuthill. Hope Gildersleeve leaves her auburn curls to Margaret Robinson. Charles Gildersleeve leaves his mustache to the highest bidder. Doris Jones leaves her smile and dimples to Lillian Jernick. Frank Berdinka leaves his winning way with the jeunes filles to Walter Krupski. Coszette Tuthill leaves her petiteness to Stretch. Frances Bialeski leaves Miss Homan a battle of Rosax to replace the one she broke in the cafeteria. Dean Tuthill leaves his clarinet music to Austin Tuthill, to keep it in the family. Irene Herman leaves her singing voice to Ann Lein. Frank Sawastynowicz leaves his crew haircut to Felix Orlowski. Anna Teresko leaves her quiet manner to Anne Lipnicki. Celia Deerkoski leaves her shyness to Minnie Dodd. Frances Xoleski leaves her black and white keys to Marilyn Jones. Grace Horton leaves her twinkling eyes to Alice Boutcher. In witness whereof, the Class of 41 do set hand and affix our seal and do appoint Edward Browne as sole executor. 12

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First Row: Margaret Robinson, Mary Simchick, Charlotte Haas, Elisabeth Mileska, Florence Repcrynski, Anne Lipnicki, Hope Jones, Charlotte Trueblood Second Row: John Beruinghan, Barbara Bergmann, Margarot Gildersleave, Patrioia McBride, Joyce Stelrer, Catherine Donnelly, Irene Sledleski Zina Chugin, Doris LaPoints, Hedwig Herman, Albert Grohoski Third Row: Greig Butterworth, Frank McNulty, Roger Cox, Victor Lessard Lontfort Wyckoff, Walter Krupski, Stephen Tuthill, Leon Lessard Kuch' Brown 9 b Fourth Row: Sidney Tuthill, Edward Jazorabek, Mr. MoCaw, Felix Orlowski o F First Row: Henry Rutkoski, Lucy Kruk, Bernice Smith, Joan Berry, Ifcrrne RuthinoSkir0Fn KaJJleSine Bitaeski Bessie Fleischman Con tence Ruthinoski, Ellen Anorusici, Mary Berkoski, William McNulty Second Row: Miss Mary Arndt, Helen Saviski, Helen Blados, Alice Boutcher UJ-s,ca» Irene Trubiac, Eliiabeth Kreh, Vera Chudiak Bertha Sled ’ Th rfp’ V Z °Ski’ Russe11 Pe-ine, r. Robert Cunningha»th Third Row: Dorothy Radford, Muriel Wilson, Ilene Mayo, Adeline Fischer D:n:.eki.°Su“le5 iuLeriL lbOW8lC1' Ade11 ChU lD’ F0 hr! t: nder JosePh Jefferson Stovall, Walter 14