Mattituck High School - Reflector Yearbook (Mattituck, NY)

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These are our teachers . . . but more than that . . . they are our friends, for our school is not so large that we have lost that concern for the individual. The graduating class will always remember each one of them with fondness for they were the guideposts in the development of not only our minds but our personalities as well. They took the funda- mental lessons and turned them into the knowledge necessary for the functioning of a person as an adult. Besides this, they “schooled” us in the ways of life so that we will be better prepared to meet those obstacles that will surely face us in the years to come. Faculty Gertrude Koop Viola Kramer Home Economics Second Grade Augustus C. Garelle Supervising Principal George Kreiling Anna Lindsay Arthur McCaw Robert Muir Clara Reeve Lillian Schiller Norman Seaver Seventh Grade Fifth Grade Mathematics Boys’ Physical Education Sixth Grade First Grade Art Roland S. Sherwood Assist Prin.—Science Elizabeth Sherwood First Grade Doris Bennett Kindergarten Beryl Steadman Third Grade Bruno Brauner Eighth Grade Vernon Strub Industrial Arts Rose Caffery Fourth Grade Sheila Strub Fifth Grade Elizabeth Campbell Etiglish and Latin William Topping Music Edward Clingen Citizenship Edu. and Library Dorothy Tyrrell School Nurse Florence Crowell Second Grade Ruth Warner Fourth Grade John Gunther Eighth Grade Myra Case Guidance Darrell Hilliker Commerce Richard Fleming Music Mary Hudson English and French Andrew Rudisin Driver Education Mary Johnson Sixth Grade Louis Sapienza Remedial Reading Burt Kahn Seventh Grade—Coach Carolyn Walke Girls’ Physical Education

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Dedication Dorothy M. Tyrrell may have come to Matti- tuck High School to fill out a term of only six months, but she has stayed with us for six years. During these six years, Mrs. Tyrrell has given generously of her time and advice to each one of us. All student bodies, both past and present, have profited from her acute understanding of their problems. We are ever appreciative of the sincere effort and interest put forth in her work. It is with utmost pride, therefore, that the Staff of the 1959 REFLECTOR express their appreciation on behalf of the students of Mattituck High School by dedicating this yearbook to Dorothy M. Tyrrell ... a devoted nurse . . . understand- ing advisor . . . and sincere friend.

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Student Council SALLY FLEET President First Row, L. to R.: Floyd Harris, Peter Swahn, Ssilly Fleet, Ann Marie Krupski, Marilyn O'Brien. Second Row, L. to R.: Larry Crowell, Thomas Reeve, Daniel O'Brien, Jane Mather, Richard Sabat, John Krupski, John Sawicki, James Tyler, Maur- een Doyle, Thomas Woodward Student Court L. to R.: Richard Sabat, Marilyn O'Brien, Floyd Harris, Ann Marie Krupski, James Tyler. The Student Council has been active this year, both in school and in community affairs. When elections were held, Sally Fleet was elected President, Peter Swahn, Vice-President, and Ann Marie Krupski, Secretary. The first project was the summer dance, The Second Annual Sock Hop, which was a “howling success . The Hallowe’en Dance, sponsored by the Lion's Club, was also very successful. As a project for National Education Week (and for the entire year, too) the desks were cleaned and all marks removed. During the week of January 12th, the Stu- dent Council held a clothing drive for the bene- fit of the Save the Children Federation. Forty- one bags of good, used clothing were collected and distributed to needy youngsters. The Student Court did a fine job in seeing that the rules and regulations of the school were observed by the student body. I he year 1958-1959 has been a good one for the Mattituck Student Council. However, the group knows all too well that this is in no small part due to the active interest of Mr. Garelle, the faculty, and the student body. Each Council's success has been and will be an invisible trophy in the Mattituck High School trophy show-case.