Mattituck High School - Reflector Yearbook (Mattituck, NY)

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1 r • » Minstrel Opening Chorus --- Ricochet Rononce - Mississippi Mud — Whispering Hope --- ■ -------------Chorus --------- Theodore Mysllborski -------— Faruerettes and Boys — Sadie Bolling, Elnora Dunne, Vanotte Flippen, Gloria Jefferson The Charleston ——— — ---------“----Mary Brown Alice Blue Gown-----------------Mary Jane Sidor The Old Philosopher------------------ Mr Doc Tip Toe Through tho Tulips --- Sophonorc Sextette Carolina In the Morning----—------ Mr. Houdini Me and My Gal----Tho Qidnon and Mr. Interlocutor Closing Chorus --------------------------- Chorus 0O0 INTERMISSION 0O0 Opening Chorus Polka Medloy and Dance Tap ranee-------------- Chorus Polka Band and Dancers ----- Jacqueline Barnes ---------- Elnora Dunne Ragtine Cowboy Joe ---- Patricia Haupt, Rose Zuhoski Stt Louis Blues ---- Mary Gwynne Penny, Peter Swahn You Are My Sunshine --------------- Girls Quintette Rock A Bye Baby-----------------------------------Paul Pylko Whistle While You Work ----------------- Seven Dwarfs Ohio ------------------------------------ Mr. Ez Dance ■ ■■ 'T’ho Rockett os Grand Finale----------------------------Entire Cast

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—hi 1—| — —■! e « dis J ston town- MR. RICHARD FLEMING ' i wear : flags of truce-------------- —t— —h- •4 ■- A H -U— © IZJ x J Mu p- 9 G sic aj-- f |t; -J — m JUNIOR BAND Music is part of every child’s life. The Junior Band is the grade school music organization at MHS. It is composed of those students who have a real interest in music and who are willing to work. Every year the organization sponsors a band concert in the high school assembly. It is very evident that the Junior Band gives valu- able experience to those students who join the Senior Band in their high school years. to - no St. -o day— black’! Louis- =h Hi -o SENIOR BAND Everyone likes to hear a band. The Mattituck High Band gives students who play an instru- ment the opportunity of playing with a group. The band gives several concerts each year and plays at the graduation exercises. Its repertoire includes many of the world’s most renowned composers. Although limited to only two meet- ings a week, the band does a wonderful job. ,1

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Show CAST INTERLOCUTOR - Frank Gunper ENDMEN - Wesley Slachick, MR. EZ; Peter Swahn, MR. DOC; Janos Tyler, MR. HOUDINI; Richard Wbodhull, MR. CREMATORIUM. CHEERLEADERS - Wllllan Granger, Richard Hill, Paul Mansell, Ronald Ornond. FARMERETTES BOYS - Barbara Bialeskl, Carolyn Floner, Patricia Haupt, George Lonaga, Paul Mansell, Goo Penny. SOPHOMORE SEXTETTE - Manny Flore, Kathy Loper, Arlene Maynard, Diane Rose, Carol Ruthlnoskl, Mary J. Sidor. POLKA BAND - Joe Krupskl, John Krupskl, John Sawlckl, Frank Sldor, Peter Webster. POLKA DANCERS - Barbara Bialeskl, Marilyn Bittner, Dorothy Dickerson, Patricia Haupt, Mary Ann Kauneckas, Leslie Phillips, Georgia Tuthill, Rose Zuhoskl GIRLS' QUINTETTE - Betsy Gorhardt, Mary Ann Kauneckas, Ann Marie Krupskl, Patricia Lindsay, Judy Tyler. SEVEN DWARFS - Karon Cox, Antoinette Kopack, Rao Sawyer, Barbara Schado, Florence Stagnltta, Susan TruskolaSkl. ROCKETTES - Mary Brown, Karen Cox, Jackie Barnes, Dorothy Dickerson, Myra Dixon, Diane Lenahan, Audrey McCaffery, Mary G. Penny, Leslie Phillips, Joanahn Rolfes, Susan Truskolaskl, Georgia Tutblll. ACCOMPANISTS - Barbara Bialeskl, Carol CichanowlcE, Theodore Myslifcorskl, Jane Mather, Elaine wyche. ACCOMPANIST FOR BOYS' CHORUS - Mrs. Florence Crowoll assisted by Betsy Gerhardt.