Mattituck High School - Reflector Yearbook (Mattituck, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1971 volume:

: THE REFLECTOR MHS 1971 i In Appreciation of Mr. Arthur McCaw The day will soon come when a student can walk past room 31 and not see the face of Mr. Arthur McCaw. We will miss you, Mr. McCaw. In the past 35 years you have taught dozens of people their sines, cosines, angles, and triangles. It will not be the same around here without you. For all those years of teach- ing students the mysteries of mathematics, we thank you. The entire student body wishes you a fond farewell, sir. 2 Board Of Education Barney Sidor Smith Pearsall Walter Dolim Vincent Bialcski Joseph Deerkoskie Education is the keystone in the arch of freedom and progress. Mr. Roger Burns, Principal Mattituck High School has experi- enced a tremendous growth in spirit and activity which directly reflects your abilities as leaders. You, as sen- iors, have found yourselves in leader- ship roles, have assumed the necessary responsibility and have moved your organizations into efficient and effec- tive action groups. This experience is a vital part of your total education, for never before has there been a greater need for lead- ership; both in our nation and throughout the world. May I congratulate you on your past performance and wish you continued success. s Mr. Bruno Brauner, Vice Principal An anxious world watches, half in fear and half in hope, as its young people struggle for an ever-greater voice in its affairs. Some of our young adults, despairing over the world’s condition, have de- cided that the extreme measures are justified. Others, reluctant to abandon values and traditions established during centuries of ex- periment and thought, have chosen more moderate means of ex- pressing their need for greater involvement. A very few have opted out altogether. My hope is that you have been provided, during your years at Mattituck High School, with the means to reason your way to modes of behavior appropriate to the difficulties you will face; that the social and intellectual problems which will confront you will find you ready. My hope for a lifetime filled with satisfaction and pride in ac- complishment goes to you all. I wish you an affectionate farewell. The scene changes but the as- pirations of men of good will persist. — V. Bush 7 CUSTODIANS Mrs. A. Sterling Mrs. J. Bochan Mr. H. Habitant Mr. E. Adams Mr. V. Grabowski Mr. H. Charkow Mr. J. Haas MONITORS Mrs. SchaiT Mrs. Harren Mrs. Luhrs Mrs. Chomicki CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Cox Mrs. Koehler (ABSENT — Mrs. J. Barker) 3 The Foundation We are the young, the untried. We are gay, but we can be serious. Our hearts are light, but we know our responsibilities. The challenge is set before us — to give our best for we can do no more. We look to our elders for guidance in our search for understanding, for they have knowledge that only maturity can bring. The sun rises to light the path. We have far to go be- fore it sets. 11 The Kindergarten MORNING FRONT ROW (L-R): B. Alec, H. Armstrong, V. Haas, P. Gate, D. Suglia; SECOND ROW: L. Schwicker, H. Fisher, P. Rudolph, M. Berdinka, P. Coleman. M. Taylor, R. Zajic, L. Green: THIRD ROW: M. Davis, T. Doubrava, C. Kreshon, S. Knight, R. Nine, C. Frcfix, J. Bopp, Miss Kren. AFTERNOON FRONT ROW (L-R): T. Becker, T. Zimnoski, J. Da- browski. H. Stepnoski, C. Crofts; SECOND ROW: L. Kaytis, L. Lundsted, P. Dickerson, C. Moisa, D. Nos- trum, M. Gildereleeve; THIRD ROW: P. Warren, M. Ashton. R. Relyea. S. Flanagan. F. Kull. E. Szabat. M. Wilcenski, Miss Kren. 12 MORNING FIRST ROW (L-R): L. Booker. J. Tyler. M. Stalker. C. Zimnoski; SECOND ROW: J. Ross, M. Tall� ot, R. Hinchy, L Gilderslecve. M. Cuddy, D. Orlowski; THIRD ROW': K. Kreh, B. Baldwin, P. Sabat, M. Hudson, K. Garvey, Mrs. Arnold. AFTERNOON FRONT ROW (L-R): T. Lessard, S. Albrecht, J. Wanat, W. Dittmann, D. Dickerson; SECOND ROW': D. Zegzula. L. Sledjeski, B. Mueller, M. Roache, D. Wiclt; THIRD ROW: V. Zalucki, J. Murphy, K. Barrett, K. Ford, D. Armbrust, D. Urist. 13 MRS. MUNCH Grade M R. Booker, L. Grattan, T. Zulewski. K. Mies ner, C. Olmstead, C. DeMaula, G. Grossen bacher; ROW 2: R. Wells, C. Saunders, J. Tal bot, S. Brauner, E. Krupski; ROW 3: B. Sulli van, C. Gildersleeve, H. Dickerson. W. Cor win, P. Distenfield, D. Dickerson. T. Slaga ABSENT: S. Strickland. S. Tuthill. MISS METZGER Grade 12 J. Zalesk, H. Jarvis. E. Epidy. M. Drumm; ROW 2: W. Snyder, S. Dean, S. Fiehner, J. Fin- ger, T. Sidor; ROW 3: Miss Metzger. D. Brown, M. Miller, M. Winiarz, D. Conroy, L. Hughes. MRS. SHELTON Grade 1-3 P. Mini, J. Chew, J. Rudolph, G. Grossenbacher, D. Young; ROW 2: M. Epidy, J. Burkhardt, E. Hubbard, P. Strickland, D. Wowak, T. Raynor. M. Whistler, ROW 3: M. Ireland, J. Moore, L. Endres, T. Alec, S. Liggett, R. Bu ms, L. Manarel, E. Scholl. 2-1 (L to R): D. Burns, J. Johnson, D Jones, K. Hubbard. S. Orlowski, D. Raffe, C Freeman. C. Martin; SECOND ROW: J. Bas comb, A. Conroy, T. Talbot. P. Adams. P. Za lucki, N. Harrison, M. Gildersleeve. K. Haas L. Deniz, J. Ross; THIRD ROW: L Grattan B. Kull, T. Cullen, P. Kelly, J. Baker, P Cuddy, T. Roache, J. Slidor, M. Sanchez, Mrs S. Dorskoski. Second Grade 2-2 (L to R): B. Zaveski, C. Ochikubo, K. Whistler, D. Rutkoski. M. Piscitelli, C. Tyl r, J. Hudson, M. Chew; SECOND ROW: C. Kreshow, M. Davis. M. Tuthill, A. Hubbard, D. Edwards, J. Nelson, D. Zimnoski, M. Gar- vey, D. Edwards, C. Bourguignon; THIRD ROW: S. Scholl. S. Jackowski, K. Cuddy, C. Fitzpatrick, R. Swiatocha, D. Maston, J. Hack- mauer, D. Fortion. Mrs. D. Bennett. 15 3 1 (L to R): R. Armstrong, G. Grossenbacher. E. Groben, J. Adams, D. Parkin. D. Lessard, L. Harrison, F. Monsell; SECOND ROW: A. Brooks, L. Brooks, C. Jones, R. Martin. L. Mini, F. Saun- ders, T. Low, E. Sidor, C. Nine; THIRD ROW: Mrs. Reiter, V. Hubbard, J. Jackowski, E. Distenfeld, C. Kujawski, K. Domalcski. K. Dickerson, T. Kreshon, S. Hacknauer. 3-2 (L to R): C. Smith, D. McKenna, J. Hansen, S. Drumm, P. Gremler, M. Manarel, L. Chituk, B. Ackroyd; SECOND ROW: B. Sullivan, D. Ross. R. Kujawski, N. Taylor, S. Goode. E. Schelin, D. Wells, L. Peters, W. Scholl; THIRD ROW: Mrs. Crowell. S. Bald- win, M. Miller. T. Domaleski. C. Smith, D. Krupski, J. Steele, T. Monahan, T. Mayer, F. Raynor. 16 4-1 1st (L to R): R. Ackroyd, G. Haas; 2nd: L. Kimmins, K. Raynor, C. Sceviour, J. Ruland, E. Finger, J. Talbot; 3rd: M. Davis, G. Burns, M. Adams, R. Hubbard, K. Davis, D. Wilcenski, J. Buckley, T. Gracb, E. Brown; 4th: Mrs. Bitscs, P. Hor- wat, S. Zalucki, K. Sweeney, W. Wilsbcrg, P. Brauner, P. Scholl, R. Chituk, P. Espon- sen. 4-2 1st: K. Momsell, R. Rutkkoski; 2nd: G. Nine, L. Lessard, J. Brooks, J. Kreiling, J. Wilsberg, S. Zulewski; 3rd: Mrs. Paul, D. Woessner, M. Garvey, J. Groben, L. Disten- feld, N. Strong, M. Mini, J. Oddon; 4th: C. Saunders, W. Gildersleeve, M. Neudeck, J. Sidor, D. Wilcenski, D. Doubrava; absent: D. Sceviour, A. Hubbard, E. Liggett. Fourth Grade 17 5-1 1st (L to R): R. Price, B. Marriner, D. Dillingham, T. Piccolo; 2nd: C. Born, S. Felix, I. Starks, G. B. Dickerson. D. Drumm, J. Talbot; 3rd: Mrs. Jazombck, M. Mille, J. Zimnoski, C. Wilccnski, L. Sulli- van, S. Boehle, P. Corwin; 4th: G. Kean, A. Carr, D. Davis, R. Lovell, F. Scholl, G. Adams, W. Gremler, J. Bourguignon. 18 5-2 1st: G. Wells, R. Mazgulski, J. Adams; 2nd: F. Jones, M. Melot, B. Parkin, R. Lessard, A. McKenna, S. Woessner; 3rd: Mrs. Simons, J. Young. T. Epidy, K. Schil- ler, B. Scholl, C. Tuthill, D. Sobieray, D. Davis, T. Dean; 4th: J. Kujawski, D. Espc- land, S. Rudolph, G. Penny, L. Taborsky, D. Zwinkle, A. Miller, J. Wilcenski, S. Dcmchuk. 5-3 1st (L to R): J. Gatz, A. Bcrkowski, M. Monahan; 2nd: K. Lessard, M. Francis, P. Zanicski, E. Booth, S. Baunach, T. Mar- angas; 3rd: Miss Reickcrt, A. Fisher, S. Mi- lowski, K. Nelson, T. Taylor, A. Miller, C. Zimnoski, Y. Heyliger; 4th: J. Jones, R. Born, P. English, D. Charkow, E. Wilcen- ski, J. Tuthill, M. Sahat, R. Basromb; ab- sent: G. Tuthill. 6-1 1st (L to R): E. Marangas, R. Dicker- son, L. Murphy, N. Matthews. S. Kujawski, A. Davison; 2nd: Mr. Hussnatter, P. Graeb, M. Albrecht, S. Griggs, K. Ireland, K. Johnson, R. Espeland, R. Mamola; 3rd: B. Petty, M. Young, T. Steele, D. Rhodes, J. Russell, R. Distenfeld, R. Topping, J. Burkhardt, A. Besch. 20 6 2 1st (L to R): C. Stearns, T. Scevioi 2nd: J. Cooper, D. Doroski, L. Bradley, Groben, B. Edwards, G. Jones; 3rd: N Whitney, J. T. Ochikubo, J. Mazgulski, Young, P. Hughes, J. McBride, L. Zanes K. Hubbard; 4th: L. Schelin, C. Reynoli C. Blier, J. Zimnoski, T. Booth, P. Fini can, D. Wilcenski, J. Johnson. 6-3 1st: T. Bourguignon, J. Ross, G. Tandy, K. Wilbur; 2nd: C. Lessard, L. Mini, G. Haas, J. Saunders, C. Scheiner, K. Miller; 3rd: Mr. Ettlemeyer, A. Epidy, P. W'ilsberg, J. Finger, B. Michalccko, J. Hub- bard, L. Strickland, L. Schiller, D. Corwin; 4th: G. Cullen, R. Jarvis, W. Jackowski, G. Filia, P. Beier, C. Hanson, F. Adams, A. Richards. 7 1 1st (L to R): D. Deniz, R. Yeorgcs, S. Sgobbo, P. Barrett, P. Manola; 2nd: J. Jones, P. Talbot, K. Maston, D. Camerer, B. McGrath, G. Snyder; 3rd: Miss Adler, R. Dean, D. Odden, D. Wells, R. Ruland, L. Wilcenski, M. Coyne, D. Petty, R. Sledje ski, T. Mclot, W. Langer; 4th: T. Milcska, D. Steele, B. Topping, E. Zwinkel, B. Harri- son, J. Doubrava, J. Rutkoski, M. Flora. 22 Ever Upward, Ever Onward We Go 7-2 1st (L to R): T. Arnold, F. Krupski; 2nd: S. Berkoski, M. Bourguignon, S. Hanko, J. Rutkkoski, L. Gatz, M. Albrecht; 3rd: Miss Koop, S. Kauneckas, S. Loper, B. Brauner, J. Harris, M. Orlowski, C. Russell, D. Stearns, Miss Turner; 4th: D. Born, R. Robenson, T. Pilcski, J. Hallas, M. Ross, R. Distenfeld, M. Wowak, D. Monsell. 23 8-1 1st (L to R): K. Olsen, K. Olsen; 2nd: D. Topalian, C. Michaliger, A. Finger, D. Tuthill. A. Marangas, G. Jones; 3rd: Mr. Hanus, R. Baunach, R. Krupski, S. Mayer, S. Kaytis, S. Kauneckas, J. Topping, G. Boehlc, M. Lessard, G. Lessard; 4th: T. Do- maleski, P. Groben, J. Tandy, D. Wowak, T. Sidor, J. Wells, J. Loper, T. Smith, G. Armbrust. 8-2 1st (L to R): J. Ackroyd, S. Hamilton; 2nd: S. Low, B. Adams, L. Staron, C. Boll- ing, M. Zuhoski, D. McNulty; 3rd: Miss Hintz, C. Ogilvie, L. Kessler, S. Young, A. Ulmet, D. Luca, G. Schelen, J. Wilbur, M. Ficner, R. Brooks; 4th: R. Matthews, B. Skirel, R. Burke, M. Grigg, J. Sobieray, P. Ireland, E. Richards, T. Scheiner, B. Mon- sell, R. Farnbach. 24 8-3 1st (L to R): D. Winiarz, D. Staehaez, L. Graeb, C. McKenna, J. Kujawski, L. Nine; 2nd: D. Guyton, T. Born, M. Wells, K. Zulewski, K. Zimnoski, J. Schoenwald, B. Hallock, T. Feeney, E. Haas; 3rd: Mr. Kreiling, S. Dclchanty, K. Grigg, J. Strong, M. Anderson, R. Brown, J. Moisa, D. Mar- tin, E. Parsons, T. Rutkoski. 25 9-1 1st (L to R): N. Deni ., A. Mileska, J. Heyliger, C. Albrecht, K. Yeorges, L. Schultz; 2nd: Mr. Kujawski, L. Stearns, J. Nine, C. Sepko, S. Gionet, T. Edwards, L. Ahlm, S. Dean, A. Arnone, P. Flora, G. Jones; 3rd: G. Bradley, C. Audioun, J. Tuthill, J. Stype, J. Van Ryswyck, J. Mayer, D. Griggs. 9-2 1st: K. Piseatelli, G. Strickland, B. Brooks, T. Besch, J. Hubbard, D. Ram- sauer; 2nd: Mr. Lupia, J. Fendcrson, S. Papish, R. Schcnwald, A. McKenna, M. Wilcenski, D. Monahan, B. Jarvis; 3rd: M. Kelly, J. Ross, T. Hansen, N. Albrecht, K. Ogilvie, D. Russell, J. Finnican, D. Dem- chuk, T. Griffin. 26 9 3 1st (L to R): J. Arnold, K. Starks, M. Mamola, D. Johnson, R. Ackroyd, S. Haas; 2nd: Miss Doroski, P. Burkhardt, L. Kujaw- ski, D. Dennis, Z. Sammis, D. Michaliger, M. Quinn, P. Miller; 3rd: F. Pileski, J. McBride, J. Orlowski, J. Finger. C. Fisher, H. Ross, S. Sweeney, K. Ramsauer. 27 10-1 1st (L to R): E. Tuthill, K. Milow- ski; 2nd: G. Marriner, D. Smith, K. Paulos, J. Brown, D. Rudolph, C. Baunach, S. Or- lowski; 3rd: Mr. Clingen, J. Feeney, M. Haeg, M. Krupski, C. Bulloek, R. Kauncch- es, C. Sabat, K. Wowak. A. Groben, D. Zim- noski, D. Totolos, J. Cooper, B. Giajeski; 4th: B. Sullivan, W. Bialeski, J. Monahan, W. Dillingham, T. Mason, T. Koch, T. Dou- brava, D. Sceviour, P. McGrath, J. Heinz. 10-2 1st: B. Barker, L. Heyliger, J. Born; 2nd: C. Adams, J. Konkel, M. Mickalecko, P. Petty, H. Zdunko, B. Taborsky, D. Maston; 3rd: Mr. Grattan, R. Topalian, J. Rutkoski, J. Domal- aleski, L. Gamble, B. Wileenski, C. Siejka, R. Moisa, S. Murry, J. Keenan, C. Ross; 4th: M. Zu- hoski, J. Jacobs, R. Stachaz, R. Raynor, T. Burke, K. linger, K. Dennis, J. Graeb, M. Drobet. 10-3 1st: D. Moller, L. Besch, S. Zebro- ski, J. Lcssard, B. Mickaliger, D. Zuhoski, S. Farnbach; 2nd: Mr. Ellwood, J. Wilsberg, B. Baker, C. Grigg, A. McCaffrey, E. Stewart, D. Zimnoski, S. Staron, F. Rich- ards, B. Stewart, B. Bourguignon; 3rd: F. Todrick, D. Hansen, J. Russell, P. Grabow- ski, G. Papish, G. Orlowski, R. Tuthill, G. Francis, T. Diachun, M. King. 11-1 1st: L. Wucnsch, C. Ulmet, I. Shul- ha, W. Flora, N. Lotz, D. Rutkoski, P. Richards; 2nd: Mr. Brooks. L. McNulty, M. Parker, C. McCabe, E. Barker, M. Coyne, S. Nine, J. Berliner, M. Adams, D. Dries, F. Helf; 3rd: L. Conklin, J. Duhnowski, M. Miller, E. Slaga, T. Davison, T. Fisher, J. Boutcher, J. Arnone, M. Griggs, P. Majeski, J. Domaleski. 11-2 1st: L. Pelis, N. Tuthill, D. Reilly, J. Bagshaw, P. Young, B. Burkhardt, D. Sgob- bo; 2nd: Mr. Karkheck, I. Michalecko, T. Kersnowski, C. Todriek, L. Olsen, E. Wilsberg, K. Luhrs, C. Grabowski, J. Coo- per, P. Zim noski, A. Anderson, J. Qualls, S. Arnold, S. Siejka; 3rd: P. Drobet, E. Beier, R. Marchica, G. Hines, C. Starks, C. Jazom- bek, M. Finnican, S. Brooks, G. Hallen- beck, R. Sidor, P. Demchuk, T. McCaffery, H. Goode. 29 Activities Let us reason together: Let us work together. 31 32 1st (L to R): J. Arnold, A. Finger, A. Baker, L. Graeb, 1. Shulha, D. Johnson; 2nd: D. Deniz, N. Sccviour, G. Domaleski, C. McCabe, A. Williams, K. Wowak, C. Mooney, G. Strickland; 3rd: Mr. Kujawski, C. Roas, R. Brown, S. Brooks, J. Sammis, R. Audioun, J. Arnone, A. Brooks, F. Rich- ards. 33 35 Back Stage 36 37 OFFICERS — Carol Mooney — president Cathie McCabe — vice president Andy Brooks — treasurer Ann Williams — secretary 38 LIBRARY CLUB ■ 41 Ecology Club Future Teachers Club The Ding-A-Ling Duo-’71 42 Town — Thornton Wilder Director — Mr. George Grattan Our MAIN CHARACTERS Emily — Shel Wirsing George — Steve Brooks Stage Manager — Janet Reeve Dr. Gibbs — John Sammis Mrs. Gibbs — Ellen Barker Mr. Webb — Jerry Boutcher Mrs. Webb — Cherie McCabe Howie Newsome — John Helf Rebecca — Debbie Reilly Mattitalk Staff Editor-in-Chief — Cathie McCabe Assistant Editor — Ann Williams Art Editor — Ed Klein Art Assistant — Peter McGrath Photography Editor — Shel Wirsing Sports Editor — Nancy Reeve Miss Adler seems to be lost again. Tracking down a story. ADDITIONAL PEOPLE P. Young J. Reeve I. Shulha C. Todrick D. Rudolph D. Totolos J. Brown N. Sceviour L. Buckner E. Barker T. Conover Quickly-Quickly; word for word Reflector Editor — Janet Reeve Assistant — John Melot Business Editor — Shel Wirsing OTHER FOLK — Elaine Gionet Janis Mather Steven Brroks Lorraine Wench Connie Todrick Andy Brooks Susan Arnold The Staff checking out a lead Hmmm. . . UP AGAINST THE WALL, yearbook staff!.!.! 46 Sports 70-71 LET US FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT LET US WIN THE GOOD VICTORY Varsity FIRST ROW (L-R): G. Potter, H. Goode, W. McNulty, J. Van Ryswyck, P. Demchuk, C. Ross, P. Wilsberg, M. Griggs; SECOND ROW: Coach Muir, C. Griggs, J. Arnone, J. Sammis, E. Slaga, D. Charkow, J. Burgon, H. Goode, J. Zuhiski. 48 Soccer ’70 49 Junior- Varsity 1st (L to R): H. Ross, P. Miller, F. Pileski, P. Burkhardt, T. Griffin, J. Orlowski; 2nd: R. Topalian, G. Orlowski, C. Audioun, J. Finnican, J. Kelly; 3rd: Mr. Brooks, F. Richards, J. Hallenback, G. Papish, G. Fisher, J. Graeb, J. Slype. 50 53 Junior- Varsity 1st (L to R): T. Pumilio, J. Heinz, T. Feeney, J. Graeb, J. Fin- ger, J. Orlowski, R. Topalian, J. Finnican; 2nd: C. Griggs, R. Orlowski, M. Finnican, T. Doubrava, P. Grabowski, J. Slype, J. Tuthill. 54 Bowling B. Bookmiller, M. Starks, F. Greff, F. Richards, N. Christie, R. Tandy, J. Hines, T. Konkel. 55 Girls Sports Baseball 1st (L to R): B. Michaliger, P. Petty, A. McCafFery, K. Pau- los, M. Krupski, G. Jones, L. Gamble, G. Strickland, D. Mol- ler, M. Hubbard, D. Smith, D. Monahan; 2nd: D. Maston, N. Reeve, C. Ulmet, S. Haas, K. Yeorges, P. Richards, C. To- driek, I. Shulha, J. Lessard; 3rd: B. Wilcenski, P. McKenna, D. Zimnoski. J. Berliner, S. Nine, E. Stewart, J. Hubbard, J. Fenderson. Basketball 1st: B. Michaliger, P. Petty, A. McCaffery, K. Paulos, M. Krupski, G. Jones, L. Gamble, G. Strickland, M. Hubbard, J. Fenderson, D. Monahan; 2nd: S. Staron, G. Marriner, D. Mas- ton, P. McKenna, N. Reeve, D. Zimnoski, C. Ulmet, J. Berlin- er, S. Haas, R. Moisa, K. Yeorges, S. Nine, P. Richards. E. Stewart, I. Shulha. Volleyball 1st: G. Jones, D. Moller; 2nd: N. Reeve, P. McKenna, C. Ulmet, D. Zimnoski, S. Nine. 56 Baseball '70 Junior- Varsity 1st (L to R): B. Bourguignon, D. Sceviour, J. Domaleski, G. Orlow- ski, T. Diachun. R. Stachaez; 2nd: P. Grabowski, C. Grigg, P. McKenna, J. Arnone, J. Hoch, P. Wilsberg; 3rd: F. Richards, J. Mon- ahan, T. Pumilio; 4th: Mr. Christy. KAREN KUJAWSKI NANCY SCEVIOUR Varsity JEANETTE FICNER SUSAN ARNOLD ANDREA ANDERSON PAT McKENNA — captain ANN WILLIAMS — co-captain Cheer 58 7th And 8th Cheerleaders A. Finger, L. Staron, D. Luca, G. Schelen, M. Tuthill, L. Gatz, J. Ruthkoskie. Junior Varsity 1st (L to R): J. Arnold, J. Heyliger, A. Arnone, G. Marriner (captain); 2nd: C. Siejka, A. McKenna, K. Wowak. M. Orlowski, S. Berkoskie, B. Brauner, K. Unnoski, D. Stanchaez, L. Graeb, D. Tuthill. leaders 7th And 8th Basketball 59 1st: T. Feeney, R. Krupski; 2nd: J. Strong, B. Burke R. Brown, D. Mar- tin, Mr. Kujawski. (L to R): T. Doubrava, J. Slype, Mr. McCaw, J. Melot, G. Papish. Cross Country 1st: E. Quinn, M. Kelly, M. Drobet; 2nd: R. Phil- lips, D. Stearns, F. Kelly, Mr. Fisher, T. Lessard, P. Mileska. 60 Faculty As the twig is bent, so grows the tree. 61 Mr. R. Brooks Mr. B. Lupia Mrs. S. Hallock Mr. W. Topping 62 Mr. G. Grattan Mr. A. McCaw Mr. G. Lechmanski Miss C. Rabson 63 Mr. R. Muir Mr. J. Fronhoeffer Mr. J. Digons Mr. J. Pavlak Miss D. Adler Mrs. J. Jones 64 67 68 Seniors 69 RICHARD P. AUDIOUN Z, he lives.” Snort ALICE M. BAKER When two people cannot see too much of each other nor too little of other people, they’re in love.” WILLIAM B. BERLINER JR. Diesel 'The weak mind is easily amused and abused.” BRENT BOOKMILLER Fetch Life is just one damned thing after another. LINDA BUCKNER 'Time can change both dreams and dream- ers.” JAMES BURGON Burg Trust everyone, but always cut the deck.” 71 72 73 DENNIS C. CHARKOW Dickerson Make me smile.” NEIL CHRISTIE Neil He who docs not hope to win is already lost.” TERRELLE A. CONOVER Terri An inability to stay quiet is one of the con- spicuous failings of mankind.” DIANE COX Dee 'Thank heaven! the crisis, the danger, is past; and the lingering illness is over at last!” 74 75 CHARLES FLEISHMAN Charlie A true friend the world knows not.” KATHERINE JANE FORD Jane Enjoy life while you can — who knows what the next will bring.” HARRY E. GOODE ”1 live to let live.” Horse 76 ROBERT FILLMORE GREFE Do your own thing while you can. Red PETER HEINZ Pete All lies in jest till a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest. 77 JOHN HELF Skull He who places loo much emphasis on materi- al things, loses all sense of judgement and the love for others.” FRED KELLY A fish smells from the head. Ding EDWARD KLEIN Eddie To draw, all you need is the will, the rest comes from practice.” KAREN KUJAWSKI Karen The more you love a person, the more you want to know about him, and the more you know about him, the more there is to love.” 78 THEODORA MARANGAS Theo To thine own self be true.” JANIS MATHER Jan The true value of love, like the Star by which the Sailor takes his bearings, is not wholly known or understood by the lover, although it furnishes a clear guide. 79 CATHLEEN PATRICIA McCABE Cathie What through the radiance that was once so bright, be now forever taken from my sight. Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower, we will grieve not, rather find strength in-what remains behind. PAUL J. MICHALECKO In today's world ohe must see the truth. 80 WILLIAM J. McNULTY Mir PATRICIA M. McKENNA Pat The proof that experience teaches us nothing is that at the end of one. Love does not pre- vent us from starting another. Busy Busy Busy r 81 ANDREW ARNOLD BROOKS Andy” KEFI JEANETTE FRANCES FICNER Jeanette” You don’t love a man for what he says, but love what he says because you love him. ELAINE G10NET Elaine” The tree of life is a burdensome thing, for those who live a lie; but a man without love is no man at all, but a cold bitter wind pass- ing by. TOM KONKEL ’Torn” Happiness is eating it raw. 8? GEORGE F. PETTUS, JR. Pet” At the end of the rainbow, there’s always a pot of gold. RICHARD K. PHILLIPS Richie” If moon rises over mountain and cows run free squirrels will always move to lower branch. 83 H. JANET REEVE Jicgey” A group without a leader is but a mob and a mob with a leader is a country. NANCY JEAN REEVE Nan” The only gift is a portion of thyself. MARK ANDREW QUINN Sugar Bear” Eat it, that’s the spirit. 84 NANCY LEE SCEVIOUR Nancy” Faith is seeing light with your heart, when all you see with your eyes is darkness. JOHN RICHARD SAMMIS Moose” Vini, Vidi, Vici DAVID M. STEARNS David” Work fascinates me; I can sit and watch it for hours. 85 WILLIAM A. STEWART 'The Lover” He that falls in love with himself, will have no rivals. REGINA ELIZABETH STEWART Reggie Life is only what you make it. EDWARD L. SKIREL Edzu” George Leroy Tirebiter is a lizard king — he can do anything. RICHARD TANDY -Dickie” Height is a lost cause. JOAN MARIE WILCENSKI Joanie” If a man does not keep pace with his com- panions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. ANN I. WILLIAMS Ann” Anything can be accomplished with God and love. 86 PAUL WILSBERG SHELDON J. WIRSING Shel” When the Lord handed out humor, woman was late, as usual. She arrived just in time to get the last laugh. CYNTHIA ZUHOSKI Cindy” Lamby” 87 FLOYD R. VAIL, JR. 1953-1968 I had a friend he lived and died in mighty silence and with dignity, left no book, son, or lover to mourn. Nor is this a mourning-song but only a naming of this mountain on which 1 walk, fragrant, dark, and softly white under the pale of mist I name this mountain after him. 89 THE NORTH FORK BANK TRUST CO. Compliments of SOUTHOLD SAVINGS BANK HOME FOR SAVINGS SINCE 1858 Southold, N. Y. 11971 MEMBER F.D.I.C. Mattituck Southold Cutchogue Greenport Jamesport Shelter Island Heights The Long Island Bank for full service banking SECURITY NATIONAL BANK Best Wishes to All of the 1971 Graduates DR. AND MRS. H. RADZIEWICZ VAL STYPE AGENCY MIL-MATT AGENCY, INC. Real Estate—Insurance Real Estate—Insurance Mattituck, N. Y. 298-8481 STANLEY SLEDJESKI MARTIN G. AHEARN WILLIAM B. POLLAK, JR. DONALD E. SWAHN GENERAL INSURANCE 40 E. Main St. River Head, L. I., N. Y. Park 7-2021 FROHNHOEFER-SOUTHOLD Main Road 765-2100 Southold, N. Y. Lamp Mounting—Repairs—Gifts Lighting Fixtures, Lamps and Shades Main Road, Mattituclc 298-8500 744-5300 Miller Place J. W. DURYEE HARDWARE STORE BRIARCLIFF SOD, INC. Growers of Cultivated Sod Peconie. L. 1., N. Y. 11958 734-6346 734-6435 734-5042 BOUTCHER'S LAWN SPRAY SERVICE Main Road. Laural. N. Y. 1194« FISHERMAN'S REST Famous for Landscaping Commercial Designs. Spraying Maintenance and Hydro- seeding. Compliments of BRIDEN MACHINE CORPORATION Italian Food—Pina Pies SERVING LUNCHEONS—11:30-4:00 DINNERS—4:00-11:00 Compliments of ALEC'S ESSO 298-8960 Main Road Cutchoque, L. 1. 734-5155 GATZ LANDSCAPING INC. Compliments of COLONIAL LIQUOR STORE Box 267 Sound Ave. Mattituck, N.Y. 11952 NEW SUFFOLK SHIPYARD Hey, Culligan Man— R. Krudop—Riverhead Planting Phone: APPLE TREE Italian Food, Pizza Pies, Steaks Luncheons, and Dinners 298-4180 516 298-8877 H. JOHN PAVLAK Bookkeeping Service— Grand Avenue, Mattituck United We Stand, Divided We Falli JAN AND JEAN NORTH FORK SHIPYARD Concorde—Luhrs—Manson—See Ray Ft. Main Street New Suffolk, N. Y. 734-4330 BOB 'N' NETT SHOPPE Ladies' Apparel TEL 298-8161 Love Lane Mattifuck, N. Y. REEVE LUMBER WOODWORKING CO. Millworlc Paint 298-9141 HOME TOWN CLEANERS One Hour Service Box 1265 Main Road Mattituck, N. Y. Lumber Hardware LAWRENCE P. REEVE Main Road Mattituck, L. 1. N. Y. GEORGE L. PENNY Lumber and Building Materials Greenport—Mattituck Over 80 Years of Building Supply Service Compliments of MATTITUCK AIRBASE INC. ROY H. REEVE Insurance Service Main Street, Mattituck 298-4700 722J520 GRABIE APPLIANCES, INC. WESTINGHOUSE—GE—ZENITH—MAYTAG KITCHEN-AID—SALES SERVICE Main Road Tel. 298-8008 Mattituck, N. Y. L L FOOD MARKET LOIS AND LEON MILOWSKI JR. Prop. Prime Meats Cut to Order Mattituck, N. Y. TEL: 298-8543 2 8-1400 FREE DELIVERY C. VAN DEUSEN. INC. WINES—LIQUORS CLAUDE DAVIS. Prop. AMPLE PARKING Pike Street Mattituck RYSKO'S MARKET Prime Meats and Groceries Compliments of VILLAGE DAIRY CARVEL OPEN ALL YEAR 298-8942 CANTIN FABRICS Yardstick of Quality Fabrics TOWN COUNTRY DELI Of Riverhead, Inc. Main Street O-T-L MIDDLEMAY SHOP FOR CHILDREN Southold. New York HARRY'S DELICATESSEN Love Lane, Mattituck N. Y. Compliments of NORTH FORK LIQUOR STORE wines—liquors—cordials TEL: 298-8160 Main Road Mattituck Compliments of PHILLIPS INVESTIGATING BUREAU WINIARZ AGENCY Insurance—Real Estate—Tax FRED W. KAELIN. INC. Real Estate BARKERS PHARMACY Love Lane. Mattituck Compliments of MR. AND MRS. OTIS M. BURT AND KATHIE PHILLIPS Compliments of PHILLIPS DEPT. STORE ORLOWSKI STORE Pike Street, Mattituck Compliments of KNIET-KNUIT 71 JOHN RICK ANDY DENNIS RICK JOHN NON ILLEGENTUM CARBORUNDUM . . . PAX VOBIS CUM ET ET IN TERRA PAX jiggey-lainia- -jan-ski Why do we never get an answer When we’re knocking at the door With a thousand million questions About hate and death and war? ’Cos when we stop and look around us There is nothing that we need, In a world of persecution that is burning in its greed Why do we never get an answer When we’re knocking at the door Because the truth is hard to swallow That’s what the war of love is for. Between the silence of the mountains And the crashing of the sea, There lies a land I once lived in, And she’s waiting there for me, But in the gray of the morning My mind becomes confused. Between the dead and the sleeping And the road that I must choose. It’s not the way that you say it When you do those things to me. It’s more the way that you mean it When you tell me what will be And when you stop and think about it You won’t believe it’s true That all the love you’ve been giving Has all been meant for you. — Justin Hayward 93 96 « ■HU • ” J£Sr • u lw M • • ’’� 1 w � . ’ HVir Hhmm,. � M|f� 4v , � ♦% • • • H� | || •♦Mh, l%4 PtMi JfHMW ‘♦M KU tMt Mf ’ M « r —•Wl� � ,,,., � 4 .« Mlfl SS33i?®S8� £r MHSSSB SSSSS ira- KSSSSS gS • - 1 ■• VPfMl ♦'«Ml , • - 1 ■ M |. • • ( 1 Mli • MU) u« ifi U| � , • nwH ’♦•• « MU 4fj%«H wB «'« ♦ 4tk t,„ f • 1 'MMi 4 U — L 4 4 - M44 4� t f •« � 4 • 4M )••, ,y r« «,, • • • 4 M 44 11 ' '1' , , N � ♦M - •b%4 - • • � PPk M . 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