Mattituck High School - Reflector Yearbook (Mattituck, NY)

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Co-Editors: Audrey McCaffery Margie Romanowski Production: Mary Ann Kauneckas Jeanette Lakowitz Antoinette Kopack Frances Pendzick Joan Ann Rolfes Sonja Palmore Myra Dixon Reporters: Mary Kreh Mary Ann Rieckman Wesley Simchick Peter Swahn Barbara Bialeski Barbara Schade Mannie Fiore Victor Gumper Mary Jane Sidor We of the Mattitalk” staff are especially proud that this issue of the ■ Reflector” has been dedicated to our boss ... we are thrilled to share “front page” honors with him. Mr. Hilliker, your efforts have made the “Mattitalk” a number one publication . . . may your stay with us be a long

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Dedication What is that particular, intangible something that makes one man special” in the eyes of the students he teaches? To us it is most obvious in the close understanding that marks our feeling for Mr. Darrel Hilliker. He came to us from the boulder-strewn shores of Maine— he brought with him a “rock-ribbed” determination to get things done. His abilities are legion—not only is he an insperational Business teacher—but his boundless energies have been felt in many extracurricular fields. Mr. Hilliker sponsors our school paper, “The Mattitalk”, he is our ‘ Reflector” photographer, time-keeper for our Varsity basketball team, and his uncanny insight into state and federal law has made his services immeasur- able to our Faculty Association. More important, though, than all of his many accomplish- ments, is the respect we have for a man who recognizes the honor of doing his best in every job. A man whose ideals and ambitions set a high standard for us to follow. Indeed, it is with great pride that we dedicate this 1960 Reflector to Mr. Darrel Hilliker. MR. DARRELL HILLIKER

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Ad ministration MR. A. C. GARELLE Supervising Principal Undoubtedly, in the years to come we will forget many of the facts, dates, and formulae which we assimilated during our years at Matti- tuck High. The impression which this school and our relationships with our Principal and our Teachers in it has made upon us can never be obliterated, however; it has become a perma- nent part of our personalities; it has laid a framework on which to build our lives. MR. ROLAND SHERWOOD Assistant Principal MISS BURNS and MRS. HAAS Secretaries