Mattituck High School - Reflector Yearbook (Mattituck, NY)

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YE . OLDE ©UfllB The Middle Ages had guilds or societies for all purposes. There were guilds to maintain the walls and bridges of the home town and guilds to keep the roads in good repair. There were guilds of minstrels and guilds of church bell ringers. These guilds were obliged to see that standards were met in the trade which they represented. Clubs, today, serve a similar purpose. Clubs are organized to help students meet and contribute or exchange ideas. They help the students broaden their knowledge in fields of interest or preparation for future occupations.

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ROLAND S. SHERWOOD, SPONSOR Left to Right, First Row: Edward Moisa, John Krupski, Janina Decker, Diane Rose, Susan Truskolaski. Second Row: Doris Gribbin, David Hewitt. Barbara Jazombek, Mary Hanna - bury, Diane Audioun, Laurence Crowell. Third Row: Jane Mather, Janet Deremer, Gene Miska, Theodore Mysliborski, Peter Webster, Milton Jackowski, Clara Reeve, Bev- erly Salter, Karen Cox, Emmanuella Fiore.

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The French Club is especially proud of one of its accomplishments this year. In conjunction with the Save the Children Federation, the members decided to maintain, through their financial support, the education of a young French girl. In the spring new members will be taken into hte Club, and it is hoped that they will continue this project throughout 1962-63. During the meetings after school, the students have learned well known French songs such as “Au Clair de la Lune”, and “Aupres de ma Blonde”. They have also seen several entertaining films on the geography of France. The members have helped with the beautification of the French room which is decorated with many travel posters of France, French proverbs, and several reproductions of the noted artist, Toulouse Lautrec. The members are now planning a display in the show window in the school cafeteria.