Mattituck High School - Reflector Yearbook (Mattituck, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1972 volume:

. . - - =� -� • - • . .• ■ r • ■ Mattituck . Mattituck High School Mattituck, New York Education — Freedom REFLECTOR 1972 c , • Dedication “Gauge not the number of words spoken — instead weigh each word and supple- ment it with active compe- tence and responsibility and there you have a man.” We, the Senior Class of 1972, find it fitting to reflect and give thanks to a man who has given so much of himself to Mattituck High School. For a quarter of a century, he has served the many needs of our dis- trict. It is with great appreciation and thanks that we, the class of 1972, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. John Haas. 2 Serving Mr. Barney Sidor — President Caring Mr. Vincent Bialeski — Vice President Board Miss Mary Burns — Business Manager jy tlOTl ou's Dohm — District Clerk Together — Confident, Congratulations to a great Senior Class! Each year, as I look at the quality of our high school graduates, I become more confi- dent that our nation and world will overcome the difficult obstacles blocking peace and prosperity for all people. A glance at history indicates clearly the tremendous gains the world has made in pro- viding a better life for all people. A glance at the newspaper indicates the magnitude of the problems which remain to be solved. Hopefully, we have helped prepare you to meet these challenges through the mastery of the 3 R’s, through creating an awareness of what remains to be done, and through in- stilling a moral commitment to make our world an even more wonderful place. I am confident you have the ability and the will to meet these challenges. With best wishes for a bright future and many thanks for making Mattituck School great, I am Sincerely yours, Roger G. Burns District Principal 4 My optimism for the future of the Class of 1972 is based upon my un- derstanding of two facts — the quali- ty of the preparation you have re- ceived at Mattituck High School, and the qualities you have demonstrated as individuals and as a class while you were here. While we know that your world is filled with inequities and unan- swered questions, I hope you will view it as a world filled with the op- portunity for each of you to make a positive contribution. In any event, I am confident you will rise to the challenges life always presents. It is my faith that you will achieve great things. Bruno H. Brauner Assistant District Principal 5 Dear Seniors, It is my hope that the Guidance Department at Mattituck High School has helped you in some way to determine the course of your future. Both Mrs. Murphy and I are confident that if you continue to objectively search for your vocation in life, you will find ful- fillment. Whatever your choice for the future may be, I wish you all of the happi- ness that your lives can hold. Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy Counselor Mr. Vernon G. Strub Our Guidance Counselors — Patient, Perceptive Prudent 6 Mrs. Hope Burt Health — Nurse — Teacher RESILIENT . . . PURPOSEFUL Miss Mary Burns Business Manager CAPABLE . . . ADMIRABLE Mrs. Madeline Haas Clerical Staff Mrs. Doris McKenna Miss Carolyn McDermott Eager, Efficient, Effective 7 c a f e t e r • i a S t a f f Mr. John Haas Mr. Herman Hubbard Mr. Harry Charkow Planning — Working — Willing Mrs. Koehler, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Barker Mr. Victor Grabowski Mr. Edward Adams Mr. Walter Ficner Custodial Staff ■Kit V v V � • 1 ■) . a. :• - •• • - •? 'ir : V- • : • . . . -• t r i ■BE1 -• ' • ?. v? : ■? :• W • V£ . o� � ‘.v nq� r ‘r •5� . ; ;• {f! V K . r- ■• A i' £ - W r. Hjrft 2 � , w t ' . • .� ,-VFj � v ■ : M . «i' - VY' • .4 . • V ■ -• ; r.« y «• ,V� i(W fJfc � • tv � a. � •-• ■ ••. i • � %. i «i ♦• ■ •-■. . I . . I 1 V1 flst 4? £? Vt • w - 'jt. . u � V' v • iy .4n S - -'s , a, , - . a.. V i I MARIE NORA ADAMS Marie Transferred from Shirley 3 Photography Club 4. Volleyball 4 ANDREA JEAN LAURA ANDERSON An Whose yesterdays look backward with a smile. Cheering 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Pep Club 1, Majo- rettes 1 - 2. Baseball 1 • 2. Basketball 1 - 2, Gym. Club 4, Yearbook 3. Span. Club 1, Eco. Club 3, Class Pres. 1, Stu. Co. 1 - 2-3-4, Var. Show 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Shop 3, OSS 1-2-4, Auto Mach. 4 PHILIP CHARLES ARMBRUST Tiny Track 1. Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. County Band Award SUSAN BAYLIS ARNOLD Sue Let us not look backward in anger or forward in fear, but around in aware- ness. Cheering 2-3-4. Capt. 4. Yearbook 3 - 4. Mattitalk 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. FTA 2. French Club 1, Eco. Club 3. Glee Club 1, Var. Show 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Jr.-Sr. Play 3 - 4. Xmas Prog. 1 JAMES ARNONE Arniny” The dogmas of the quiet past are inade- quate to the stormy present. Soccer 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Baseball 2-3-4. Track 1. Basketball 2. Stu. Co. 2 - 3 - 4. Jr.-Sr. Play 3. Hon. Soc. 3 - 4. Var. Show 3. Class Pres. 3 JQ- NN ELIZABETH BAGSHAW ‘ Jo Whatever fate has to offer . . . Howev- wVough its shove . . . Life is a thing of - ilteatty .. . Wherever there is love. 1 - 2-3-4. FTA 1 - 2. FNC 1. Xmas fV vProg.1-2-3, Art Club 4. Drama Club 1 v. 2 - 3 - 4, Guid. Off. 2, Yearbook 3. Mat- s' titalk 3 - 4, Co-Ed. 3. Var. Show 1-2-3 O - 4. Chorus 1 - 2 - 3. Pep Club 1 - 2. gtrkwberry Fest. 1 - 2 3 - 4 ELLEN BARKER El You give little when you give of your possessions; it is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Basketball 3 - 4. FTA 2. Mattitalk 1 - 2 -3, OSS 4. Drama Club 2-3-4. Art Club 1-2-3, Stu. Co. 1. Pep Club 2. Var. Show 1 - 2 - 3 - 4, Jr.-Sr. Play 3 - 4. Prom Comm. 3. Straw. Fest. 1-2 JEANETTE L. BERLINER Jeanne” Is it so small a thing to have enjoyed the sun, to have lived light in the spring, to have thought, to have done. Volleyball 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Baseball 1 - 2. Mattitalk 3, French Club 1. OSS 1 - 2 - 3, Var. Show 1-2-3, Pep Club 1-2-3 I 11 ERIC C. BEIER “Eric” Spanish Club 1 GERALD F. BOUTCHER Boutch” Sometimes it does seem a shame that Noah and his party did not miss the boat. Track 1, Yearbook 4. Mattitalk 3, Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Boys’ State 3. NYSSMA Solo Fest. 1-2-4, Syrac. Conf. 3, Hon. Soc. 3 - 4. Chess Club 3 STEVEN BROOKS “Steve” It’s a fresh wind that blows against the empire. Track 1, Soccer 1 - 2. Yearbook 2-3-4, Hon. Soc. 3 - 4. Stu. Co. 2 - 3. Eco. Club 3. Var. Show 2 - 3. Jr.-Sr. Play 3 - 4. Class Pres. 2. V.P. 4. Syrac. Conf. 3 - 4 ■ BARBARA LYNN BURKHARDT “Burke” To live is not to learn, but to apply. Volleyball 2-3-4, Baseball 4, Cheering 4. Yearbook 4, Pep Club 1 - 2, FTA 2 - 3- 4. Glee Club 1 - 4, Var. Show 1-2-4. Jr.-Sr. Play 3. Open House 2 - 3, Xmas Prog. 1 12 LEROY F. CONKLIN Lee Happiness consists in the constitution of habits. OSS 2-3-4. Photo Club 4. Health Ca- reers Club 4 JUDY COOPER Coop Within you there is a stillness and sanc- tuary to which you can retreat at any time and be yourself. Soccer 1 - 2. Basketball 1 - 2. Volleyball 1 - 2. Spring Play 2. Drama 3. Eco. Club 3. Pep 2, Yearbook 3, Glee Club 1 - 2, Var. Show 1. Straw. Fest. 1. Chorus 1 MARY ELLEN B. COYNE Mel The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement. Pep Club 1 - 2. Var. Show 2-3-4, Rockettes 3 - 4. Open House 2 - 3 Trevor If a man does not keep pace with his companions it is because he hears a different drummer. Cross Country 1 - 4. Stu. Co. 1-3, Year- book 4. Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Var. Show 2 - 3 - 4. Glee Club 3 - 4, Jr.-Sr. Play 4 PAUL DEMCHUK “Dexter” Live it while you can. Soccer J.V. 1 - 2, Var. 3 - 4, Basketball J.V. 1. Baseball J.V. 1. Var. 3 JOHN G. DOMALESKI “Domo If I can’t take it with me, I’m not going. Baseball 2-3-4, Eco. Club 3. Span. Club 1. Band 1-2 GENE WILLIAM DOROSKI ’’Gene You are what you make yourself. Yearbook 2, Art Club 1 - 2, Stage Crew 1 - 2, Jr.-Sr. Play 3 - 4, Var. Show 2 - 3 - 4 I DOLORES ANN DRIES Lorie When a woman is speaking to you, lis- ten to what she says with her eyes. Volleyball 2. Baseball 4, Pep Club 1 - 2, Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 4, Glee Club 4. Var. Show 1-2-4. Xmas Prog. 2 - 3, Open House 2 - 3. Straw. Fest. 1 14 PETER CONRAD DROBET Peter Great souls have wills; feeble ones only have wishes. Photo Club 1, Span. Club 1, Eco. Club 3, Jr.-Sr. Play 3, Var. Show 4. Open House 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Art Club. Micro Bio. Course 3 JAMES JOHN DUHNOWSKI Dino Live your life your own way. not the way others want you to live it. Baseball 1, Span. Club 1. Art Award 1 MICHAEL EDWARD FINNICAN ••Mike” WENDY MICHELLE FLORA Wen” We are shaped and fashioned by what we love. Health Car. 3 - 4. FTA 3 - 4. Library Club 2. Drama Club 3 - 4. Pep Club 2 - 3. Twirling 2-3-4. Jr.-Sr. Play 3 - 4. Var. Show 2 Ik IS THOMAS FISHER JR. “Jackson The machinery of government would not work if it were not allowed a little play in its joints. Basketball 1, Track 1, Soccer 1-2, Cross Country 4. Golf 3, Chess Club 3 GEORGE GLOGG Transferred to Mercy 4 HOWARD VERNON GOODE Roach You can make it if you try. Soccer 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Basketball 1 - 2 - 3 • 4. Track 2, Mattitalk 4, Art Club 3. League VI Soccer Award CAROL JEAN GRABOWSKI Carol Everything has its beauty, but not ev- eryone sees it. Basketball 1. Field Hoc. 1, Eco. Club 3. Glee Club 1-2, Var. Show 2-3, Hon. Soc. 3 - 4, Treas. 4, Art Club 4, Stu. Gov’t. 2. Jr.-Sr. Play 3, Class Treas. 4, Syrac. Conf. 3 - 4 16 GEOFFREY R. HALLENBECK Jeff To worry little and study less is my idea of happiness. Soccer 2 - 3. Mgr. 4, Baseball 2-3-4. OSS 1-2-4. Basketball Mgr. 4. Chess Club 3. Stage Crew 3 - 4. Jr. Prom Comm. 3 FREDERICK H. HELF JR. Accept me or reject me, but don’t try to change me. Soccer 1 - 2. Track 1, Span. Club 1. Var. Show 1 - 2. Stu. Co. Alt. 1 - 2 CHARLES B. JAZOMBEK Charlie Tuna Life is not a bowl full of cherries; just an old sack of prunes. Basketball 1. Var. Show 1-2-3 17 JOHN KELLY “John TAMARA H. KERSNOWSKI •Tami The rays of happiness, like those of light, are colorless when unbroken. Xmas Prog. 1. Strawberry Fest. 1, Libra- ry Club 1. Pep Club 1 - 2, Drama Club 1 - 2. Open House 1 - 2. Glee Club 1-2-3 WILLIAM R. KILLIAN Bill- Goodbye — from your friend and mine. Bill K. NANCY E. LOTZ Na’he” Love is the Lover’s eyes, the spirits wine, and the hearts nourishment. Yearbook 4. Art Club 2-3-4. Var. Show 3 - 4. Pep Club 3. Drama Club 3. Eco. Club 3 KATHERINE LOUISE LUHRS Kathy” Keep smiling! — and everyone will wonder what you’ve been up to. Basketball 1 - 2. Volleyball 1-2-3, Baseball 3. FTA 1-2-3, OSS 3. Var. Show 1. Span. Club 1, Jr.-Sr. Play 3. Pep Club 1, Drama Club 3. Cafe. Aid 2 CHERYL ANN McCABE Uher Unless you can muse in a crowd all day on the absent face that fixed you. Unless you can dream that his faith is fast through behoving or unbehoving — Unless you can die when the dream is past. Oh never call it loving. Transfer from Mercy 3 Yearbook Copy Ed. 4, Stu. Co. V.P. 3. Pres. 4. Var. Show 3 - 4. Jr.-Sr. Play 3 - 4. Chess Club 3. Mattitalk 3. OSS 3 - 4, Eco. Club 3, Mission Club 1 - 2, Volleyball 1 - 2, Art Club 1 - 2. Glee Club 1 - 2. Forensic 1 - 2. Straw. Fest 3 - 4, Prom Comm. 3, Stu. Ded. 3 19 THOMAS E. McCAFFERY Caff Girls are what makes the world go 'round. Soccer 4, Drama Club 3 r MARILYN McNULTY “Lynn Less base the fear of death than fear of life. FTA 3, Gym. 4, Yearbook 4, Pep Club 1 - 2, Glee Club 1-2-4, Var. Show 2 - 3 - 4. Jr.-Sr. Play 3 - 4, Open House 2 - 3 ( IRENE M MICHALECKO “Mick All the world is merely a stage and all its people are merely players. Glee Club 1, Drama Club 3, Jr.-Sr. Play 3, OSS 2. Strawberry Fest. 2 CHARLES M. MILLER “Mitch Women were put on this earth to please man. Baseball 1 20 SHEILA ANN NINE Pugsley Always remember to put your brain into gear before putting your mouth into motion. Volleyball 2-3-4, Basketball 3 - 4, Baseball 2-3-4. OSS 2 - 4. FTA 2. Pep Club 1 - 2. Xmas Prog. 2 - 3. Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Var. Show 1 - 2. Jr.-Sr. Play 3, Open House 2 - 3. Strawberry Fest. 1 ROBERT S. NOWAK Nooka It is better to look stupid than open your mouth and prove it. Soccer 1 • 2 LORRAINE PELIS Peen Love and happiness are the best assets in life. Var. Show 3, Drama Club 3. Prom Comm. 3 JEAN MARIE QUALLS Jean It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you are not. Span. Club Sec. 1. Var. Show 1, Matti- talk 1-2, Open House 1-2, FTA1-2- 3, Teach. Rec. Day 1-2-3, Library Club 2, Cafe. Aid 2. Drama Club 2. Chess Club 3. Jr.-Sr. Play 3. Public. 4. OSS 3 - 4. Hon. Soc. 3 - 4. Yearbook Ed.-in-Chief 4 21 DEBORAH JEAN REILLY ‘Twig As I grow to understand life less, 1 learn to love it more and more. FTA 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. FNC 3 - 4. Library Club 1 - 2. Pep Club 1 - 2. Glee Club 1 - 2. Twirling 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Var. Show 1-2-3 - 4, Jr.-Sr. Play 3 - 4, Drama Club 3 - 4, Xmas Prog. 1 - 2 PATRICIA LYN RICHARDS Patty” Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is of you. Pep Club 1 - 2. Drama Club 2-3-4, Span. Club 1. Class Off. 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Var. Show 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Jr.-Sr. Play 3. Stu. Co. IRENE A. SHULHA Roney” Volleyball 1-2, Basketball 1-2-4, Baseball 1-2, Tennis 3, Var. Show 1, Mattitalk 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. FTA 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. V.P. 3. Stu. Co. 3. Hon. Soc. 3 - 4, Jr.-Sr. Play 3 22 PATRICIA RUTKOSKI Pat We live, some quickly, others with cau- tion, and our experiences cause expres- sions on our faces about what is hap- pening in our souls. Baseball screkpr. 1, OSS 1-2-3, Glee Club 1 - 2. Library Club 1, FT A 1 - 2. Class Sec. 3. Mattitalk 4. Hon. Soc. 3 - 4. Pep Club Pres. 2, Var. Show 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Prom Queen Norn. 3. Prom Comm. 3. Xmas Prog. 1 - 2 ROBERT SIDOR Bobby” STANLEY W. SIEJKA Shake Where there's a will, there's a way. Soccer 4. Span. Club 1, Var. Show 2 - 3 - 4 EDWARD A SLAGA Slag Don’t believe anything you hear, and only half of what you see. Soccer 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Baseball 1 - 2 - 3 - 4, Var. Show 1-2-3, Class Off. 1-2-3, Class Pres. 4 CHARLES STARKS Challie” Smile — and everyone will wonder what you’ve been up to. Span. Club 1, Eco. Club 3 I' 23 CONSTANCE TODRIEK “Conni” If you love someone; you must let them go free — If they return they are yours; If they don’t — They never were. Cheering 1 - 2. Twirling 2 - 4, Volleyball 1 - 2, Baseball 2-4, Basketball 1 - 2, Yearbook 3 - 4. Mattitalk 1-2-3, OSS 3 - 4, Pep Club 1 - 2. Var. Show 1-2-3 - 4, Jr.-Sr. Play 3-4, Xmas Prog. 1, Jr. Prom Comm 3. Straw. Fest 1-2-3 NANCY GAIL TUTHILL ”Nanc’’ Never love unless you can bear with all the faults of man! Majorette Capt. 2 - 3, Cheering 2 - 4. Yearbook 4. FTA 2 - 3, Xmas Prog. 1 - 2, Library Club 1 - 2. Pep Club 2, Art Club 3 - 4. Mattitalk 2. Glee Club 1 - 2. Var. Show 1 - 2 - 3 - 4, Teach. Rec. Day 2 - 3 - 4 CANDEE D. ULMET Ommie” If thou cans’t believe, all things are pos- sible to him that believes. Volleyball 1 - 2 - 3 - 4, Basketball 1-2-3 - 4. Field Hoc. 4, Art 1 - 2. Scrkpr. 3. Auto Mech. 4, Span. Club 1, OSS 3. Drama 3. Pep 1. Library 1. Eco. Club 3, Var. Show 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Xmas Prog. 1. Nurses Off. 2 - 3. Stu. Co. 4. Shop 3 ELLEN J. WILSBERG •’El” Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Pep Club 1 - 2. Scrkpr. 3, Stu. Co. 1 - 2. French Club 1. Var. Show 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. Rockettes 2-3-4, Class V.P. 1, Xmas Prog. 1. Shop 3. Auto 4. Guid. Off. 3. OSS 4 24 LORRAINE CATHERINE WUENSCH Lorri” At the beach where we met. walking hand in hand by the shore. Transfer from Richmond Hill 2 Yearbook 2-3-4. Mattitalk 2-3-4. Drama Club 3. Pep Club 1 - 2, Eco. Club 3. Bowling 1 - 2. Guid. Off. 4 PEGGY ANN YOUNG Pegatha I have often regretted my speech; never my silence. Mattitalk 3. OSS 3. Library Club 1 - 2, FTA 2 - 3. Jr.-Sr. Play 3, Var. Show 2 DEBORAH ANN ZIMNOSKI ‘‘Debbie There is no feeling in a human heart which exists in that heart alone — which is not in some form or degree, in every heart. Baseball 1-2, Basketball 1-2-3, Vol- leyball 1 - 2. Twirler 1. Cheering 2. OSS 1 - 2 - 3 - 4, Drama Club 2 - 3. Art Club 2. Stu. Co. 2. Var. Show 1 - 2 - 3 - 4, Prom Queen Nom. 3, Mattitalk 4, Strawberry Fest. 1-2, Ding-A-Ling 2, GAA Award 25 26 Secondary Faculty Mr. Richard Brooks Science AMIABLE . . . INVOLVED Dr. Edward C. Clingen Social Studies WITTY . . . INTELLIGENT i 9 Mr. James Christy Business COMPETENT . . . PERSEVER- ING Mr. Dennis Comotto Social Studies INTERESTED . . . CREATIVE 77 Mr. James Digons Language GREGARIOUS . . . GENEROUS Mr. Joseph Frohnhoefer Industrial Arts INDIVIDUALISTIC. . .LOGICAL Mr. Robert Fisher Industrial Arts CANDID . . . IMAGINATIVE MR. Lee Ellwood English — Latin PATIENT . . . RESPONSIBLE Mr. George Grattan English PERCEPTIVE . . . DEDICATED 28 Mrs. Susan Hallock Library DISCERNING . . . KIND Miss Gertrude Koop Home Economics REFRESHING . . . CONSIDERATE Mr. George Kreiling Social Studies PHILOSOPHICAL . RESOURCEFUL 29 Mr. Robert Krudop Mathematics EARNEST . . . ENERGETIC Mr. Francis Kujawski Science GENUINE . . . DYNAMIC Mrs. Rosemary Lalor Language CONSISTENT . . . INTENT Mr. Victor Morel Mathematics RELIABLE . . . REFINED 30 Mr. H. John Pavlak Business DILIGENT . . . RESOLUTE Mr. Robert Stearns Mathematics CORDIAL . . . ENTHUSIASTIC 31 Experimenting . . . Expressing 32 In Or Out Of The Classroom Elementary Faculty MRS. JOYCE ARNOLD MRS. DORIE BENNETT Kindergarten Second Grade The true aim of every one who aspires to be a teacher should be not to impart his own opinions, but to kindle minds. F. W. Robertson 34 x MRS. FLORENCE CROWELL Third Grade The secret of education ■ MRS. MARIE DAVIS Remedial Reading in respecting the pupil. Emerson MRS. SUSAN DROSKOSKI Second Grade MR. GARY ETTLEMYER Sixth Grade Let our teaching be full of ideas; hitherto it has been stuffed only with facts. Anatole France MR. FRANCIS GRABOWSKI Physical Education MR. JOHN HUSSNATTER Sixth Grade The wealth of mankind is the wisdom they leave. J. B. O'Reilly 35 MISS PATRICIA KREN Kindergarten MRS. MARGE MUNCH First Grade The first thing education teaches you is to walk alone. Horne MRS. OLIVE PAUL MISS CAROL RABSON Fourth Grade Music No bubble is so iridescent or floats longer than that blown by the successful teacher. Sir William Ogler . . . of high ideals and virtue was his speech; and gladly would he learn, and gladly teach. Chaucer MISS MARYELLEN REICHERT MRS. BARBARA REITER First Grade Third Grade to, not to get what MRS. BARBARA SAYRE Fifth Grade MRS. ROBERTA SIMONS Fifth Grade MRS. MILLICENT TUTHILL Library Assistant MR. EDWARD WHITNEY Sixth Grade 38 The most potent of all indirect influences in the develop- ment of our citizenry is the influence of a good teacher. Armand J. Gerson Vocational School There is no study that is not capable of delighting us after a little appli- cation to it. Pope Bob Sidor ignores the camera while pondering the plugs and pistons. But will it work when Bob’s finished? Coop coping 40 Confident and trusting to automation. Irene and Tami wait for the thing to goof. Chorus 1st (L-R) C. Todriek, J. Bagshaw, K. Piscitelli, C. Mooney, S. Dean, E. Tuthill. 2nd (L-R) T. Fisher, E. Ramsauer, M. Wilcenski, P Rich- ards. D. Dries, B. Burkhardt. T. Edwards. T. Davison. A song will outlive all sermons in the memory. Giles Drum And Bugle Corps 1st (L-R) K. Olsen. T. Bourguignon, K. Wilbur, A. Richards. G. Tandy. G. Lessard. 2nd (L-R) M. Lessard. R. Baunach. T. Smith. J. Wells. W. (ackowski. 3rd (L-R) J. Tandy, D. Wowak. G. Armbrust. G. Boehle, P. Groben. Explain it as we may, a martial strain will urge a man into the front rank of a battle sooner than an argument, and a fine anthem excite his devotion more certainly than a logical discourse. 42 Tuckerman Senior Band 1st (I -R) I Heyliger. D. Smith. A. Mileska. A. Marangas. J. Topping. D. Topalian. C. Mickaliger. G. Jones. N. Deniz. J. Jones. 2nd (L-R) D. Dries R Baunach. C. Reynolds. R. Topping. D. Deniz. K. Olsen. K. Wilbur. G. Lessard. D. Tuthill. W. Topping. D. Wells. R. Krupski. Mr. Topping. 3rd (L-R) T Domaleski. T. Sawicki. B. Harrison. J. Mayer. G. Armbrust. J. Slype. T. Doubrava. J. Tuthill. J. Wells. P. Groben. R. Pelis 4th (L-R) E. Sawicki. S. Mayer, S. Kauneckas. S. Kaytis. S. Dean. T. Edwards. T. Mileska. W. Jackowski. S. Nine. P. Richards. Junior Band 1 si (L-R) ]. Talbol. B. Marriner. M. Monahan. H. Smith. F. |ones. T. Marangas. K. Lessard L. W.tschi, G. Bourguignon R. scomb 2nd (L- R) G. Wells. Y. Heyliger. P. Zanieski. P. Colwin. D. Petty, ). Wilcenski. C. Bugle. J. Tuthill. Mr. Topping, C. Tuthill. P. Wilcenski. The highest graces of music flow from heart. the feelings of the 43 Emmons Nothing is so conta T wirlers (L-R) W. Flora. D. Reilly. K. Yoerges. S. Orlowski, L. Erdmann. C. Sabat. D. McNulty. L. Graeb, L. Staron, D. Bouffard. L. Stearns. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 1st (L-R) A. Finger. J. Arnold. A. Arnone. 2nd (L-R) D. Luca, A. Mileska. J. Wilbur. J. Heyliger. Go, Fight, 44 gious as enthusiasm Bulwer Lytton yarg- y cheerleaders Win, Tuckers! Literary Magazine 1st (L-R) A. McCaffery. D. Sgobbo, G. Boutcher. P. Kreiling, C. Sepko. M. Krupski. 2nd (L-R) N. Deniz. K. Yoerges. Mrs. Schiller G Marriner. K. Starks. S. Haas. J. Arnold. ). Heyliger. L. Kujawski, B. Mickaliger, N. Lotz. Hambone Hotline 1st (L-R) Mr. Hanus, S. Young, R. Topping, D. Lynch, G. Haas, C. Reynolds, K. Rao. 2nd (L-R) B. Ed- wards, L. Gowing, E. Marangas, P. Mills, J. Cooper, A. Epidy, J. Maz- guiski, P. Wilsberg, J. Saunders. D. Doroski. 3rd (L-R) D. Corwin, L. Za- neski. S. Kujawski, S. Rutkoski. L. Gionet. 4th (L-R) R. Espeland. K. Miller, L. Strictland, M. Albrecht, S. Parsons, C. Gowing. 5th (L-R) R. Mamola, L. Murphy, J..McBride, P. Griffith. L. Cartwright. Writing, when properly managed, is but a different name for conversation. 46 Sterne 1st (L-R) L. Wuensch. N. Lotz. S. Farnbach. G. Boutcher. B. Burkhardt. J. Qualls (Ed.-in-chief). M. Krupski. 2nd (L-R) N. Tuthdl, C. Todriek. S. Zebroski. B. Mickaliger. P. Majeski. 3rd (L-R) D. Rudolph. S. Gionet. S. Arnold. J. Arnold. M. McNulty. 4th (L-R) C. McCabe. C. Ulmet. A. Arone. 5th (L-R) T. Davison. S. Brooks. A. Anderson. 1st (L-R) D. Stachacz. S. Winiarz. G. Iones. I. Shulha. 2nd (L-R) B. Mickaliger. D. Rudolph. M Krupski. A. McCaffery. G. Marriner. (Ed.-in-chief). K. Yoerges. K. Paulos. K. Monsell. 3rd (L-R) P. Kreiling, J. Heinz. R. Schonewald. Reading maketh a full man, conference a ready man, and writing an exact man. Bacon 47 AV Squad 1st (L-R) D. Petty, S. Hamilton, M, Kelly. 2nd (L-R) Mr. Lupia, E. Zwin- kle, G. Bradley. Ability involves re- sponsibility; power to its last particle, is duty. MacLaren Art Club The unlearned understand the reason of art; the learned feel its pleasure. Quintilian 1st (L-R) F. Pileski, E. Barker, A. Arnone, K. Yoerges, S. Haas. Mr. Griffith. 2nd (L-R) J. Arnold, B. Jarvis, S. Gionet. 3rd (L-R) J. Heyliger. K. Ogilvie. S. Staron, P. Drobet. 4th (L-R) D. Mickaliger, M. Mamola, C. Grabowski. 5th (L-R) S. Sweeney. Library Club (L-R) L. Stearns, B. Mickaliger. M. Krupski. S. Witschi. Mrs. Hallock. Mrs. Tuthill, R. Shonewald. S. Papish. J. Konkel, N. Deniz. Next to acquiring good friends, the best acquisition is that of good books. Colton Photography Club A picture is an intermediate something between a thought and a thing. (L-R) J. Doubrava. E. Scholl. L. Conklin. T. Melot, M. Adams. C. Hardy. J. Jones. D. Petty. T. Mileska. B. Harrison. H. Cain. Mr. Comotto. Advisor. Office Service Squad -nUL-WU Johnson, L. Kujawsk,. L McNulTy. S. Lowe. |. I oppm TKonkel, l. COTk� n-lu-Ti) C. Todriek. K. Paulos, L. Scholtz. P. Petty. D. Maston. S. Winiarz, D. Ziranoski. G Sch! ' • C Sepko L. Staron. J. Lessard. M. Michalecko. 4th (L-R) B. Wilcenski. A. Ulmet, D. Totolos. J. Bag- shawPL. Wuensch. J. Qualls. 5th (L-R) C. Albrecht. C. Siejka. C. McCabe, E. Wilsberg. A. Anderson, J. Schonewald. 6th (L-R) G. Jones, G. Hallenbeck. S. Nine. He profits most who serves best. 49 Health Careers Club The groundwork of all happiness is health. Hunt C. Todriek. W. Flora, G. Jones. J. Konkel. B. Mickaliger, N. Deniz, C. Sepko, S. Arnold. J. Lessard, B. Wilcenski. K. Yoerges, D. Reilly Mrs Burt, D. Bouffard. Girls Auto Mechanics 1st (L'R) E. Wilsberg. M. Haag. C. Sabat. K. Luhrs. J. Bagshaw, D. Maston. M. Wells. 2nd (L-R) G. Jones. P. Young. A. Anderson. C. Sepko A McKenna. V. Moisa. P. Flora. M. Michalecko. D. Zimnoski. K. Paulos. S. Nine. 3rd (L-R)C. Ulmet, P. Petty. Mr. Frohnhoef- er, J. Hubbard, M. Hubbard. The proper sphere for all human beings is the highest which they are able to attain to. Mills Student Council 1st (L-R) K. Olsen. K. Starks. S. Berkoski, T. Arnold. J. Johnson. B. Brauner. 2nd (L-R) S. Kujawski. A. Ulmet. K. Zulewski. J. Strong, P. Flora 3rd (L-R) D. Rudolph. A. Anderson. G. Jones. K. Olgilvie. P. Kreiling. 4th (L-R) A. Arone, Mr. Kujawski. C. Ulmet. C. McCabe (Pres.). V. Domaleski. J. Arnone. Honor Society 1st (L-R) Mrs. Schiller. G. Boutcher. S. Brooks. J. Arnone. 2nd (L-R) C. Grabowski, J. Qualls. 1. Shulha. Missing from pictuie; P. Rutkoski. This world belongs to the energetic. Emerson SI On with the dance! Let joy be unconfined! Byron Junior Prom CHAPERONES (L-R) Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Grat- tan. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kujawski. Mr. and Mrs. Bruno H. Brauner. 1st (L-R) D. Sgobbo, C. McCabe, L. Olsen. 2nd (L-R) J. McNulty, N. Lotz, P. McGrath, M. Miller, T. Davison. In May 1971, the Junior Class held their prom in the elegant hotel Henry Perkins. “Barefoot Across My Soul” was the theme of the event. Excellent dance music was supplied by the Freedom Train Express. QUEEN LAURIE OLSEN and escort TREVOR DAVISON 52 All My Sons By Arthur Miller CAST Dr. Jim Bayliss — James Heinz Joe Keller — Jerry Boutcher Frank Lubbey — Fred Richards Sue Bayliss — Sue Baylis Arnold Lydia Lubbey — Gayle Marriner Chris Keller — Paul Kreiling Burt — John Graeb Kate Keller — Conni Todriek Ann Deever — Cherie McCabe George Deever — Trevor Davison Director — Mr. George F. Grattan Senior High School Play Parents — Teachers — Students A Fair Chance For All On Friday evening, November 19. the PTA and MHS students joined to their mutual benefit to produce the PTA fair. In the cafeteria and gym, booths were set up to represent various student groups. Students in charge of publicity for the yearbook sold subscriptions, boosters, and ads; the photography club took portraits; the newspa- per campaigned for advertisements; play tickets were sold; members of the Hambone Hotline dis- played their editions; the AV was concerned with motion pictures; the Student Council sold soda, pop corn, and hot dogs; and the cheerleaders and twirlers sponsored games and activities. The Latin II class sponsored the haunted house. The purpose of the fair was to promote a liter- ary interest through the selling of books, and to raise money for the many co-curricular activities of the PTA and the students. Some of the pro- ceeds were generously donated for the purpose of buying a trampoline for use in physical education classes. Homemaking Tea This year’s homemaking tea was the first step in the establishment of a tradition in Matt- ituck High. It provided an opportunity for members of the Home Economics Department, under the direction of Miss G. Koop, to display their projects and gain recognition for their achievements as more well-rounded people. The tea was designed so that all those who at- tended could benefit, along with the students, in the worthwhile aspects of modern home- making. A. M. Kindergarten KINDERGARTEN 01 — 1st: D. Wilcenski. D. Cox. P. Coleman. J. Posteraro. L. Schwicker. K. Quinn. R. McCaffery. J. Bursey. C. Lang- horne. 2nd: M. Booker. D. Bopp, L. Wetmore. T. Cooper. L. Nine. J. Hubbard. J. Jens. M. Burns. P. Sacker. 3rd: Mrs. Arnold. w “ lS,t.?'werref Burns’ 1 Hanus R Dean- F Meyer, R. Endres, E. Johnson. L. Swiatochia. 2nd: Miss Kren. E. Michalecko. S. Moesel. W. Majeski. J. Nine. K. Parkin. N. Stalker. M. Kujawski. 58 7'he mischief of children is seldom actuated by malice. Knarnl P. M. Kindergarten 03 - 1st: J. Starzel. D. Cummings. W. Davendar, L. Ireland. K. Albrecht. 2nd: D. Whitman. E. Grossenbacher. K. Espeland. L. Olsen. P. Deerkoski. M. Murphy. T. Granger. M. Glogg. P. Ficner. 3rd: Mrs. Arnold. 04 — 1st: R. Rayburn. R. McCaffery. J. Taylor. C. Barrett. M. Jackowski. T. Ashton. D. Oddon. M. Rogers. 2nd: S. Fiore. J. Yoerges. B. Kaminski. J. Jacobs. B. Jones. L. Scheer. E. McCabe. D. Loper. N. Armbrust. 3rd: Miss Kren. 59 First Grade 1-1 1st: P Gatz, E. Hubbard, F. Kull. R. Mueller, M. Davis, D. Jackson. R. Nine. J. Parsons. 2nd: L. Booker, T. Lessard. B. Alec, B. Dickerson, Mrs. Munch, V. Haas, F. Adams. D. Suglia, P. Gildersleeve. V. Zalucki. Absent: M. Drumm. 1-2— 1st: J. Dabrowski, B. Zajic, R. Tyler, B. Dittmann, H. Fisher, C. Zimnoski. F. Knispel. P. Farnbach. D. Orlowski. 2nd:C. Kreshon, M. Dickerson. D. Armbrust, M. Talbot. Mrs. Wiesehahn, M. Berdinka, P. Coleman. L. Green. M. Stalker. 60 Youth is wholly experimental. Stevenson 1-3 — 1st: P. Sabat. S. Strickland. C. Frelix. M. Miller, M. Cuddy. T. Becker, S. Albrecht. K. Ford. S. Knight. 2nd: J. Moore, M. Roache, R. Hinchy. P. Rudolph. T. Doubrava. M. Taylor. S. Burns, K. Kreh, L. Gildersleeve. T. Zimnoski. Miss Reichert. Second Grade 2-1 — 1st: J. Talbot. S. Ficner. J. Chew. G. Grossenbacher, J. Zaleski. T. Sidor. R. Booker. E. Krupski. 2nd: D. Dickerson. M. Winiarz. J. Finger. L. Manarel. T. Raynor. H. Jarvis. S. Tuthill. 3rd: C. DeMaula. R. Swiatocha. E. Scholl. D. Conroy, S. Brauner. M. Witschi, Mrs. Droskoski. P. Strickland, E. Epidy, K. Miesner. T. Slaga, A. DiGiovanni. 2-2 — 1st: J. DiGiovanni. G. Grossenbacher. T. Zulewski. W. Snyder. P. Whitman. R. Wells. M. Ireland. 2nd: L. Grattan. C. Olmstead. I. Rudolph. D. Young. C. Gildersleeve. K. Haas. M. Whistler. S. Dean, L. Hughes. L. Endres. 3rd: D. Brown. W. Corwin, P. Distenfeld. H. Dickerson, Mrs. Bennett, T. Alec, D. Grodski, P. Adams. D. Wowak. Absent: J. Burkhardt. M. Epidy. Late: M. Cole. Youth should watch joys and shoot them as they fly. nrvdm Third Grade 3-1 — 1st: M. Berdinka. D. Jones. J. Hudson. T. Talbot. C. Bourguignon. M. Piscitelli. J. Johnson. J. Nelson. 2nd: M. Tuthill. D. Hamil- ton. K. Whistler. P. Zalucki. J. Baker. M. Chew. B. Kull. 3rd: K. Cuddy. L. Sidor. S. Orlowski. C. Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Crowell. N. Harri- son. D. Maston. P. Kelly, S. Scholl. Youth comes but once in a lifetime. Longfellow 3-2 — 1st: D. Rutkoski. J. Hacknauer. D. Burns. J. Bascomb. A. DiVello. P. Cuddy. 2nd: M. Gildersleeve. C. Tyler. A. Conroy. D. Raffe. T. Cullen. A. Hubbard. B. Zaveski. 3rd: J. Sidor. F. Raynor. D. Zimnoski. L. Grattan. D. Rao. D. Edwards. Mrs. Reiter. L. Deniz. S. Jackowski, M. Sanchez. T. Roache. Absent: M. Gerard. Fourth Grade In youth we learn; in age we understand. 4-1 — 1st: J. Hansen. G. Grossenbacher. B. Kujawski. A. Brooks. E. Sidor. T. Monahan. 2nd: G. Weldon, C. Jones. J. Adams. M. Mon- sell. D. Parkin. N. Taylor. D. Lessard. L. Peters. N. Smith. 3rd: M. Miller. P. Gremler. S. Scholl. T. Domaleski, E. Distenfeld. Mrs. Bits- es. J. Jackowski. B. Nelson. T. Mayer. D. Wells. 4-2 — 1st: D. KruPski. T. Kreshon, M. Manarel, R. Armstrong. W. Scholl. B. Sullivan. 2nd: M. Cain. J. Steele. K. Domaleski. C. Nine. S. Goode. S. Hacknauer. L. Harrison. 3rd: K. Dickerson. E. Groben, L. Chituk, B. Ackroyd, Mrs. Paul, S. Drumm. L. Brooks. D. McKen- na. M. Zimnoski. Absent: V. Hubbard. C. Kujawski. Fifth Grade 5-1 — 1st: J. Lynch, W. Wilsberg. M. Rao, C. Glogg, J. Sidor, G. Burns, P. Brauner, P. Scholl. 2nd: G. Haas, J. Brooks. D. Wilcenski, L. Distenfeld. S. Ireland. M. Adams. J. Groben. R. Hubbard. R. Ackroyd. 3rd: E. Brown, W. Gildersleeve. S. Young. L. Kimmins, C. Sce- viour. G. DiGiovanni. Mrs. Sayre, G. Nine, J. Oddon, S. Zulewski. P. Horwat. P. Espensen. Absent: L. Lessard, G. Cooke. Every age has its pleasures; its style of wit and its own ways. 5-2 — 1st: R. Rutkoski. T. Graeb, A. Hubbard. C. Saunders. A. Piccolo. K Monsell. 2nd: B. Ulmet, E. Finger. N. Strong. E. Woessner. J. Buckley. C. Hubbard. M. Miller, j. Ruland, K. Davis. J. Wilsberg. D. Wilcenski. 3rd: J. Kreiling, J. Talbot. R. Siejka. S. Zalucki. K. Sweeney. Mrs. Simons. P. Mooney. D. Sceviour. R. Chituk, M. Neudeck. K. Raynor. B. Kosiczky. Sixth Grade 6-1 — P. English. D. Wilcenski. B. Parkin. J. Tuthill. G. Adams. P. Wilcenski. A. Miller. 2nd: B. Scholl. J. Zimnoski, C. Anderson. S. Weosner, T. Marangas. Y. Heyliger. I. Starks. Mr. Hussnatter, G. Dickerson. J. Bourguignon. B. Marriner. A. Berkoski, J. Kuiawski. D. Wells. C. Zimnoski. C. Tuthill, D. Ford. 6-2 — 1st: L. Taborsky. F. Scholl. D. Charkow. E. Wilcenski. 2nd: T. Berdinka. D. Dillingham. L. Witschi. J. Talbot. D. Grodski. M. Monahan. K. Nelson. 3rd: S. Boehle. S. Baunach. J. Adams. D. Zwinkel. S. Rudolph. S. Milowski. R. Lessard, M. Scholl. Mr. Whitney. E. Booth. S. Frelix, M. Sabat, D. Mills. A. Carr. T. Dean. 66 Strange to the world, he wore a bashful look, the fields his study, nature was his book. Rlnnmfiold 6-3— 1st: R. Bascomb. D. Espeland, T. Epidy. R. Mazgulski. J. Young, C. Smith. 2nd: F. Jones. P. Waldron. M. Francis. J. Jones. P. Cor- win. A. McKenna. G. Tuthill. L. Lessard 3rd: T. Taylor. S. Grigg. A. Miller. A. Fisher. D. Drumm. W. Gremler, Mr. Ettlemyer. G. Bugel. J. Wilcenski. G. Penny. S. Demchuk. D. Sobieray. R. Lovell. Seventh Grade 7-1 — 1st: T. Bourguinon. G. Cullin. G. Luca. K. Wilbur. A. Richards. C. Reynolds, T. Sceviour, K. Hubbard. R. Siveslti, T. Booth. 2nd: B. Edwards. L. Gionet. A. Avent, L. Zaneski. K. Rao, D. Anderson, G. Tandy, G. Beier, R. Topping. 3rd: A. Davison. J. McBride, S. Young. K. Johnson. S. Deans. D. Lynch. R. Espeland. E. Cartwright. A. Groben, R. Mamola. 7-2 — 1st: R. Jarvis, J. Schmitt, M. Young. J. Johnson. K. Griffith, P. Beier, T. Steele, D. Rhodes. 2nd: Mr. Morel, C. Lessard, D. Dorow- ski, A. Epidy, L. Bradley. M. Helf, C. Stearns, R. Diachun, C. Hansen. F. Adams. M. Flora. 3rd: N. Matthews. J. Mazgulski, R. Dicker- son. S. Parsons. P. Hughes, C. Cowing. P. Wilsberg, D. Corwin. P. Graeb. S. Kujawski. Innocence quits being it just as soon as it knows what innocence is. Anon. 7-3 — 7st: R. Distenfeld. J. Murray. J. Zimnoski. J. Burkhardt. P. Finnican. T. Loper. G. Filla. 2nd: J. Cooper. L. Cowing. P. Mills. G. Haas. G. Jones. A. Besch. B. Petty. M. Berdinka. J. Edwards. J. Hallock. 3rd: P. Griffith. K. Ireland. J. Hubbard. B. Michalecko. L. Strickland. J. Finger. E. Murphy. M. Albrecht. E. Marangas. J. Saunders. 1st (L-R): D. Wells. W. Topping. J. Rutkoski, T. Mileska. R. Dislenfeld, R. Dean. R. Pelis. 2nd (L-R): P. Mamola. E. Scholl. T. Arnold. F. Krupski. D. Deniz, D. Steele. R. Robinson. K. Waldron. M. Coyne. J. Doubrava. W. Harrison. 3rd (L-R): A. DiGiovanni. D. Divello. M. Tuthill. G. Snyder. S. Berkoski. P. Talbot. J. Jones. M Albrecht. J. Har- ris. K. Maston. Castles in the air — they are so easy to take re- fuge in. And so easy to build, too. Ibsen Class officers: M. Tuthill. Sec.; B. Brauner. Pres.; W. Harrison, V.P.; T Pileski. Treas. 1st (L-R): S. Sgobbo. D. Oddon, D. Monsell. M. Ross. T. Pileski. E. Zwinkle, R. Ruland, D. Stearns. 2nd (L-R): S. Kauneckas. M Bourguignon C Russell. C. Hardy. B. Brauner. R. Yoerges, W. Langer, P. Barrett. 3rd (L-R): M. Goggins. C. Siejka, L. Gatz. S. Hanko, J. Rutkoski. S Loper’ K Zimnoski. M. Orlowski. L. Wilcenski. S. Witschi. Ninth Grade 1st (L-R): K. Varela. D. Wowak, J. Loper, G. Bochle, T. Sawicki, J. Wells. T. Domaleski. R. Krupski, R. Baunach. 2nd (L-R): D. Topalian, C. Mick- aliger. L. Erdmann. J. Topping. M. Wells, K. Olsen. M. Lessard. M. Tarpy, R. Barret, T. Smith. J. Proctor, P. Groben. 3rd (L-R): A. Finger. A. Marangas. D. Tuthill. G. Jones. S. Mayer, S. Kavneckas, S. Kaytis. J. Tandy, G. Armbrust. 71 Courage consists in equality to the problem before us. Illlllll Emerson IstfL R): J. Vail. R. Farnbach. T. Burke, E. Richards. J. Sobieray, S. Hamilton. R. Brooks, G. Matthews. P. Ireland. 2nd (L-R): G Les- sard, S. Lowe, J. Ackrayd, M Zuhoski. D. Zuhoski, H. Cain. C. Ogilvie, B. Skirel, B. Monsell. 3rd (L-R): D. McNulty, B. Adams, M Fie- ner. S. Young. A. Ulmet, J. Wilbur. L. Kessler. D. Luca. L. Staron, E. Sawicki. Mr. Kreiling. Ut tL'?' V McCabe. M. Pollock. J. Moisa. M Anderson. S. Delahanty. K. Crigg. M. Sweeney. 2nd (L-R): E. Haas. D. Guyton. T. Feen- ey T. Rutkoski T Waldron. M. Zuhoski. 3rd (L-R): L. Graeb. C. McKenna. D. Varela. D. Stachacz. K. Zimnoski. L. Nine. G. Deans. B. Hallock, K. Zulewski. S. Winiarz. T. Gamble. D. Lovett. J. Strong. Not Pictured: J. Kujawski. E. Bugel. E. Parsons. M. Hubbard. Tenth Grade 1st (L-R): C. Mayer. J. Schwete. C. Audioun. J. Stype. J. Tuthill. 2nd (L-R): A. Mileska. S. Gionet. C. Albrecht. G. Edwards. D. Bouf- fard. E. Clingen. 3rd (L-R): L. Scholtz. N. Deniz. K. Yoerges, L. Steams. J. Heyliger. C. Sepko. T. Nine. S. Dean. T. Edwards. A. Ar- none. Not Pictured: G. Bradley. G. Jones. 1st (L-R): J. Finnican. D. Russell. K. Ogilvie. M. Kelly. 2nd (L-R): D. Ramsauer, K. Piscitelli, L. Kujawski, T. Griffin. D. Demchuk. 3rd (L-R): M. Wilcenski. A. McKenna. G. Strickland. S. Papish. D. Monahan. B. Jarvis. J. Fenderson. B. Brooks. T. Besch. 73 1st (L-R): S. Sweeny, M. Quinn. B. Erdmann. J. Orlowski, F. Pileski. J. Finger. P. Burkhardt. J. McBride. 2nd (L-R): P. Miller. D. Johnson. J. Ar- nold, R. Ackroyd, D. Dennis. K. Starks, S. Haas, Z. Sammis. D. Mickaliger. M. Mamola. G. Fisher. Mr. Ellwood. 1st (L-R): J. Monahan. T. Doubrava. T. Mason. J. Feeney. W. Dillingham. J. Cooper. J. Heinz. T. Koch. W. Gajeski. 2nd (L-R): S. Orlowski. J. Brown. K Milowski. C. Bullock. M. Haeg. K. Paulos. J. Varela. 3rd (L-R): D. Smith. R. Kauneckas. K. Wowak. L. Besch. G. Marriner. M. Krupski. C. Baunach. D. Zimnoski. C. Sabat. A. Groben. knowledge, the further we see into the general domains of intellect. Leigh Hunt 1st (L-R): A. Adams. J. Keenan. M. Drobet. R. Stachacz. J. Graeb. 2nd (L-R): P. Flora. L. Heyliger. W. Hallock. 3rd (L-R): J. Konkel. M. Michalecko. B. Taborsky. C. Mooney. V. Moisa, S. Murray. V. Domaleski. C. Siejka, K. Dennis. Intelligence is a luxury, sometimes useless, sometimes fatal. It is a torch or firebrand according to the use one makes of it. Caballero Class officers: P. Flora, Sec. and Treas.: J. Brown. Pres.; F. Richards. V.P. 1st (L-R): F. Todrick, F. Richards. P. Kreiling. J. Wilsberg. P. Grabowski, R. Tuthill, G. Orlowski. 2nd (L-R): B. Mickaliger. S. Zebroski. S. Farn- bach, V. Divello. M. King. B. Stewart. B. Sullivan. J. Russell. A. McCaffrey. Mr. Grattan. 3rd (L-R): W. Bourguignon. S. Staron, D. Zimnoski. J. Lessard. B. Wilcenski, D. Raynor, D. Glogg. G. Papish. Twelfth Grade 4 f 1st (L-R): |. Kelly. T. Davison. G. Hubbard. P. Majeski. J. Domaleski. G. Boutcher. P. Armbrust. J. Arnone. T. Fisher. 2nd (L-R): L Wuensch. P. Richards. F. Helf, W. Killian. 3rd (L-R): E. Barker. W. Flora, M. Coyne. D. Dries. C. Todriek, P. Rutkoski. I. Shulha. M. McNully, S. Nine, C. McCabe. J. Duhnowski. Give me the serenity to accept what cannot be changed. Give me the courage to change what can be changed. The wisdom to know one from the other Niebuhr Class officers: C. Grabowski. Treas.; P. Richards. Sec.; S. Brooks. V.P.; E. Slaga, Pres. 7 1st (L-R): R. Nowak. T. McCaffrey. M. Grigg. C. Jazombek. P. Demchuk, G. Hallenbeck, S. Brooks. S. Siejka. R. Marchica. 2nd (L-R): P. Drobet. T. Kersnowski, N. Tuthill. S Arnold. A. Anderson. J. Qualls. P. Young. K. Luhrs. E. Beier, C. Starks. M. Finnican. 3rd (L-R): D. Zimnoski. b. Wilsberg, N. Lotz, L. Pelis, Mr. Jones, J. Bafshaw, Mr. Krudop, D. Reilly, C. Ulmet. Mr. Pavlak. I. Michalecko. J. Cooper, C. Grabowski. R. Sidor. 1st (L-R): J. Orlowski. T. Pumilio. M. Crigg. H. Goode, L. Heyliger. 2nd (L-R): J. Graeb. C. Ross. C. Grigg. J. Amone. F. Richards. 3rd (L-R): Coach Muir. J. Kelly. J. Van Ryswyck. J. Stype, S. Siejka. J. Russell, Manager Hallenbeck. VARSITY SCORES MHS OPPONENTS SCORE 4 Pierson 1 3 Riverhead 1 3 Longwood 2 1 Eastport 3 2 Southold 2 2 Hampton Bays 0 4 Pierson 0 2 Comsewogue 1 0 Center Moriches 3 0 Eastport 1 1 Southold 2 6 Riverhead 0 6 Hampton Bays 0 Vigor is contagious; and whatev- er makes us think or feel strong- ly adds to our power and enlar- ges our field of action. Emerson J.V. Soccer 1st (L-R): M. Lessard. J. Vail. M. Tarpey. P. Burkhardt. H. Ross. K. Grigg. W. Erdmann. T. Feeney. 2nd (L-R): G. Bradley. R. Krupski, P. Groben, J. Strong. M. Bourguignon. K. Varela. J. McBride. D. Demchuk. 3rd (L-R): Coach Grabowski. E. Richards. M. Grigg. G. Fisher. L. McCabe. I. Mayer. R. Burke. J. Finger. D. Wowak. M. Anderson. Junior High Soccer 1st (L-R): T. Steele. A. Besch, G. Burkhardt. D. Sceviour. K. Wilbur. R. Topping. S. Sgobbo, A. Richards. 2nd (L-R): G. Cullen. D. Stearns. R. Jar- vis. D. Monsell. J. Johnson. K. Hubbard. P. Finnican, D. Deniz. M. Young. 3rd (L-R): M. Ross. D. Rhodes. R. Brooks. J. Hallas. C. Reynolds G Lessard. T. Arnold. C. Stearns. S. Kauneckas. G. Tandy. R. Ruland. Coach Hanus. 80 1st (L-R): T. Pumilio, R. Stachacz, J. Slype, J. Orlowski. Coach Christy. 2nd (L-R): J. Finnican. G. Orlowski, T. Burke, P. Grabowski. J. Feeney. A man in earnest finds means, or, if he cannot find, creates them. Channing VARSITY SCORES mhs opponents score 37 Stonybrook 83 52 Seton Hall 63 50 LaSalle 49 57 Bridgehampton 88 71 Greenport 102 53 Mercy 81 68 Pierson 81 32 Southold 52 47 Shelter Island 51 50 Eastport 77 60 Bridgehampton 93 60 Shelter Island 58 57 Sag Harbor 58 46 Southold 48 58 Hampton Bays 70 68 Greenport 97 37 Eastport 46 It is the contest that delights us, and not the victory. Pascal KrUPSki'' M°nahan 1 Vail' P Burkhard' 2nd (L-R): J. Finger. C. Audioun, T. Doubrava, R. Burke. Wheelchair Basketball The Wheelchair Basket- ball Team has been in exist- ence for two years, but hasn't yet formed a league. The Easy Riders play exhibi- tion type games for fund raising organizations. On Sunday, March 5, the Easy Riders beat the MHS faculty after spotting the faculty 30 points. Star Chuck Adams scored the winning basket with only seconds to play. Also featured was an ex- citing basketball game be- tween the CYO and the sev- enth and eighth grade team of Mattituck. 82 CYO player. Mr. Christy. Coach Muir, Chuck Adams, and John Haltas prepare for the event Biddy League 1st (L-R): K. Hubbard, A. Richards. C. Stearns. A. Besch. P. Groben. 2nd (L-R): D. Steele. T. Mileska. J. Finnican, G. Cullen. Coach Ku- jawski. This year marks the beginning of a new basketball venture, the Biddy League. The 4th and 5th grade teams, which involved forty-two boys, were divided into six separate playing units. These teams were coached by members of the Mattituck varsity and junior varsity teams. The second league was comprised of forty-eight boys from grades 6, 7, and 8. These boys played on six separate teams. Pictured on this page are some of the boys from the second league. 1st (L-R) M Tarpey. T. Arnold. D. Deniz. T. Feeney 2nd (L-R): J. Hallas. E. Richard . M. Pollock. J. (ohnson. Coach Kujawikl. n 1st (L-R): M. Drobei, J. Heinz. M. Kelly. F. Helf, C. Audioun. 2nd (L-R): Coach Fisher. T. Burke. D. Clogg. T. Davison. T. Fisher. The path of duty was the way to glory. Tennyson Baseball 3r'A%. Co?chnFn|lwnnBHOUrr8pfn°.h r (LR ' Ir 'nn'can' ! Wilsberg. J. Varela. J. Orlowski. J. Heinz. P. Demchuk. Jra (L K). Loach Ellwood. G. Papish. G. Orlowski. J. Arnone. P. Grabowski. R. Stachacz, J. Monahan. F. Richards. Baseball is the only place in life where a sacrifice is really appreciated. Anon. (L-R): Mrs. McGlynn. S. Nine, G. Jones. D. Rudolph. C. Ulmet. Faith is necessary to victory. v ' Hazlitt Field Hockey lsl (L-R): G. Snyder. C. Cowing, J. Mazgulski. R. Espeland. K. Rao. N. Deniz. D. Topalian, B. Taborsky. 2nd (L-R): I. Harris, C. Siejka, M. Coggins. A. Davison, S. Harris. D. Rudolph. C. Mickaliger, S. Kaytis. 3rd (L-R): P. Richards. T. Nine. S. Papish. D. Mickaliger, S. Mayer. S. Wilschi, S. Nine, G. (ones. D. Johnson, C. Ulmet, Mrs. McGlynn. They are able because they think they are able. Virgil 85 Energy and persistence conquer all things. Basketball Franklin Earnestness is enthusiasm tempered by reason. __________________________________________Pascal Dedication Of The New Addition On April 27.1971. the new addition to Mattituck High School was dedicated. In an impressive ceremo- ny, attended by a capacity crowd, the students, the faculty, the administration, the Board of Education, and the Mattituck citizenry looked with pride on a goal achieved. Mr. Barney Sidor, President of the Board of Education, Mr. Roger G. Burns, District Principal, Mr. Bruno H. Brauner, Assistant District Principal, and Miss Cherie McCabe, Student Council Vice-President, all expressed appreciation and gratitude to the residents of the community for having made this addition possible. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abrahams Dr. and Mrs. John A. Acree Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Andrus Eva Antonopoulos Mr. and Mrs. Walter Armbrust The Arnold Family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Atkins Mrs. Evelyn Audioun Christine Averkiou The Barker Family Arthur L. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Becker Bob and Mary Berdinka John J. Berdinka Family Mr. E. Bertero Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bialeski Mr. and Mrs. John Bielewicz Mr. and Mrs. George Bird Helen and Paul Bittner Mr. and Mrs. R. Bleimiller Mr. and Mrs. Al Blenk Frank Blowsky Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bopp The Boscola Family Mrs. Lester Bowden BoZo and Glogg Bruno and Dorothy Brauner The Brooks Family R. E. Brooks Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Brown John L. Brown Mrs. Harold Buckley Stanley Buda The Bugel Family Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhardt Barbara, Paul, Gerald, and Burkhardt Dorothy Burns Mary Burns Mr. and Mrs. Burns Eunice Butterworth The Calabreses Mr. and Mrs. James Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carr Edward A. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Gordon J. Case Albert M. 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