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r Mattituck High School holds with the idea that its function is not that of Riling a station where students after a few years can acquire the requi- site information necessary to graduate, but rather that it is a training ground where students and instructors alike may gain experience in wider and better living. Athletics offer unusual opportunity for the development of habits, atti- tudes, and ideals making toward sound charac- ter. We are convinced that participation in our athletic program contributes not only to the physical well being of those concerned but is instrumental in the development of such person- ality and character traits as poise, confidence, self control, and courage.
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John Hussnatter Varsity Basketball L to R First Row: Tony Hilferty, Larry Crowell, Bob Bolling, Charles Tyler, Ed Moisa, L to R Second Row: Coach Hussnatter, John Krupski, Fred Hasslinger, David Tuthill, (Captain) Herman Strickland, George Hughes, Allen McCaffery (Mgr) Though our athletic program is varied and affords plenty of action at all times of the year, all other sports fade into insignificance, so far as popularity is con- cerned, when King Basketball formally makes its debut at MHS. As Coach Hussnatter called the roll at the outset of the season, each loyal student took inventory of the team in anticipation of getting the advance dope on what our chances were for the Suffolk County Championship. Last years stars were counted on to bear the brunt of battle, while new varsity players were thoroughly scouted out to see if any could be used to re-inforce the ranks. From the beginning of the school term, basketball enthusiasm began to grow and be- came more and more intense as the season got under way and finally reached the climax in the playoff for the championship. To recount this most successful year we must go back to the first game of the season. The student body was behind the team one hundred percent as it went into the first game. After a 66 to 23 trouncing of Southampton it gained even more confidence in the boys. The season was going great with 5 wins, when the team came up against a tough Westhampton team and was beaten 54 to 56. But the MHS student body rallied—the team felt the surge—and learning a lesson from this first loss—determined to fight through to the championship.
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