Mattituck High School - Reflector Yearbook (Mattituck, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

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Her cheerfulness and quick smile brighten the day of all who come in contact with her. Her organizational ability, her cheery helpfulness, her overflowing patience and her sincere con- cern never cease to amaze us. Aware of the many problems which confront students ranging from jammed lockers to conflicts with teachers, her calm approach leads us in the right direction; she exhibits her competence and abilities in the many ways that she attends to school business. Devoted to the school and to the people within it, she personifies the expression “above and beyond the call of duty.” For the years that she has cared for and served all of us, we wish to say: Thank you, Madeline Haas. D E D I C A T I O N 3 Vincent Bialeski B O A R D 0 F E D U C A T 1 O N Walter Dohm President Thomas Roslak District Clerk William Ruland Robert Graeb Donald Langan Wesley Simchick Vice President Genevieve Woessner The Board of Education is responsible for many factors concerning the school. They are responsible for the purchasing of textbooks and classroom equipment, the hiring of school personnel, transportation and the repairing of school facilities. The members of the Board of Education spend much time discussing and deciding school matters. It is because of the consideration and devotion of the members that Mattituck High School is one of the best schools on the East End. 4 A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Roger Burns District Superintendent Bruno Brauner Assistant District Superintendent Carolyn Norklun Secretary to the Superintendent Madeline Haas High School Secretary Dorothy Stengle Account Clerk Martha Beebe Assistant Business Manager William Ellwood Assistant High School Principal James Gilvary Elementary Principal Cynthia Michaelis Elementary Secretary Enrico Peppe Business Administrator 6 Joan Lademann Guidance Secretary Paulette Hanson Guidance Secretary Dorothy Bakowski Nurse Margaret Templeton School Psychologist Lee Elwood Director of Guidance James Christy Guidance Counselor. JV Basketball. JV Baseball. Varsity Girls’ Tennis Betsy Dickerson High School Nurse A D M I N I S T R 7 F A C u L T Y Patricia Allen Math, Jr. High Mathletes, Jr. High Volleyball, Jr. High Basketball Ruth Bohn French. French Club Richard Brooks Science, Varsity Volleyball. Jr. High Volleyball. Fresh- man Advisor Helen Brush History James Classen NJROTC Dennis Comotto History, Photo Club, Yearbook Asst. Michael Cortese Science, Year- book Advisor, 7th grade advisor, Play Director David Darrow Science Dennis Deerkoski Math, High School Math league James Digons Spanish Lois Dunne English, Expression Advisor 1981-82 8 F Nan Endemann Phys. Ed. A Vincent Ferrer al Director English, Audiovisu- it Judith Finn Math. Sophomore Ad- c visor u L Robert Fisher Industrial Arts, T Stage Crew Y Brigitte Gibbons German. Ger- man Club Jack Gibbons History, Varsity Track, J.H. Soccer. Advisor to Matti- talk. Victor Grabowski Phys. Ed. George Grattan English Joyce Grattan English Richard Griffith Art Supervisor Edward Hanus History F A C u L T Y Michael Huey Phys. Ed. Varsity Boys Tennis. J.V. Soccer. Assistant Varsity Boys Basketball Gertrude Koop Home Economics George Kreiling History Robert Krudop Math Frank Kujawski Science. Science Chairperson, Student Council Advi- sor. Junior Class Advisor George Lester Music, Senior Band, Stage Band, Jr. High Band Benjamin Lupia Science Michael Malkush Industrial Arts Marie McGlynn Phys. Ed., Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Softball. Girls Leaders Corps—1981 Betty Murphy English William Nicol Science. Varsity Wrestling. Jr. High Track 10 Mary Lou Northridge Home Ec., Home Ec Club John O’Hare English John Pavlak Business. Office Ser- vice Squad Nancy Reeve Phys. Ed.. Jr. High Field Hockey Norman Reilly Industrial Arts. Driver Education. Stage Director Richard Romero History Dianna Schiller English Joan Smith Art. Yearbook Advi- sor Robert Stearns Math Linda Sullivan Business F A C U L T Y 11 Marion Terry Librarian F A C U L T Y Thomas Tomaszewski Science, Senior Class Advisor James Underwood Health, JV Softball. 8th grade planning board Scott Verity Music, Chorus, Variety Show Cheryl Wines Math, Honor Soci- ety, Sophomore Class Advisor Raymond Zaneski Business. Var- sity Cross Country. Jr. High Cross Country, Varsity Bowling, Jr. High Baseball, School Store 12 Peter Chiarelli Speech Deborah Corwin Elementary Art Leslie Corwin Remedial Reading Marie Davis Remedial Reading Pat Ellwood Language Arts Patricia Milford Perceptual Training Jane Phillips Librarian Carol Rabson Elementary Music Lynn Rienecker Remedial Math s p E C I A L E D U C A T I O N 13 15 16 ' ' - cmorie MARYELLEN ANDERSON Mair No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn. DANIEL BROWN DOUGLAS W. BURNS Wheezer It s tough to make a mistake, but its tougher to find out you're so unim- portant nobody even noticed. MICHAEL BORKOWSKI Here I come to save the day: Mighty Mouse. MARK DAVID BRUSH You must do the thing you think you can- not do. E. Roosevelt ROBERT BURNS Derk Take a chance while you still got the choice. Angus Young SUSAN LEIGH BRAUNER Till it shines. GEORGE BUCKINGHAM Buck I can’t wait to go out in the world and work hard to achieve my goals. BRIAN EDWARD CAMERON The best laid schemes o' mice and men Gang aft a-gley. Robert Burns 18 9 SUSAN EILEEN CARAFTIS Sue I’d rather be Horseback Riding.. . than doing this. DAWN COPIUS I saw the writing in the dust, it told me how I should travel, it told me who was. Dan Fogelberg ANN COUGHLIN The loser now will be later the win; For the times they are a-changin. JOHN T. CHANG WENDY KAY CORWIN Skendel What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Ralph Waldo Em- erson Tom BRIAN COM Ml NS MATTHEW THOMAS COTTRELL Serious Matt Training is everything. The peach was once a bitter almond; Cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with a college education. DEBORAH A. CZUJKO Debbie And I want to live in the sun, and I want to do all the things I never have done. Dan Fogelberg 19 RICHARD DANIELS Rick To be closer to believing, to be just a breath away, on the death of inspi- ration I would buy back yesterday. MARJORIE ANNE DAVIS Sue Believe in what you feel is right even if other people aren’t so sure you ’re doing the right thing; believe in yourself. KEVIN DAWSON I wonder what tomorrow has in mind for me, or am I even in its mind at all. Styx SHANNON MARY DEAN People are strange, when you’re a strang- er; faces look ugly, when you’re alone. Doors DIANNE MARIE DEANS Talk of poems, prayers, and promises and things that we believe in. How sweet it is to love someone, how right it is to care . .. CHRISTOPHER D. DEM AULA Chris It s a foul wind that doesn’t blow some good. MICHAEL JOSEPH DEVITO If at first you don’t succeed, go home and hang it up. DEBORAH DICKERSON Debbie There is nothing you can do but you can learn how to be you in time. It’s easy. Beatles HANS DICKERSON 20 ANTHONY DIVELLO ELENA EPIDY Ep As you glide in your stride, give a smile from pour lips and sap, I am free, yes I'm free, now I'm on mp wap. STEVEN S. FICNER CHRISTOPHER DOROSKI Critter There ain't a man alive todap who doesn't want to have the world in his hand and everpthing to go his wap. Todd Rundgren MICHELE EPIDY Ep I'd like to be a part of it, New York, New York. Frank Sinatra LAURA ANN ENDRES Lau Now what was I going to sap? DENISE C. FEST After silence that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music. JEANNE FINGER MICHAEL FITZPATRICK Life is too short to waste. 21 THOMAS M. FITZPATRICK Fitz I don't care anything about rea- sons, but I know what I like. Henry James MARY LOUISE GORMAN Mary Lou But all of the answers you seek can be found in the dreams that you dream on the way. Dan Fogelberg DENNIS W. GRODSKl VICTOR FITZPATRICK Fitz Life is just one damn thing after another. BARBARA ANN GRATA Barb Follow your dreams. . . Take one step at a time; if you stumble don’t stop, for only on top can we see the whole uiew. GARY GROSSENBACHER Wish not so much to live long as to live well. Benjamin Franklin GEOFFREY T. GROSSENBACHER Geof Live for today, you may never see tomorrow. CHERYL FREEMAN Speedy Be good to yourself — you couldn't do it to anyone better. LISA ANNE GRATTAN Midge To live your life in your own way, to reach the goals you have set for yourself, to be the you that you want to be ... that is success. 22 THOMAS C. GWYDIR Tom How often we fall to our weak- ness when we may rise to our strength. DAVID HALLINAN TIMOTHY HANSEN FREDERICK E. HAAS Fritz If you can find a path with no obstacles ... it probably doesn’t go any- where. DAVID HALLOCK CATHERINE E. HANSEN Cathy Yes there are two paths you can go by but in the long run there’s still time to change the road you ’re on. Led Zep- pelin LAURIE ANNE HEATH It seems to me you lived your life like a candle in the wind, never knowing who to cling to when the rain sets in. TERESA HELINSKI Terri If it takes all night that’ll be al- right. if I can get you to smile before I leave. Jackson Browne 23 DOUGLAS J. HOLMES Who cares? KATHERINE HUBBARD Mother Hub Good, better, best, never let it rest until the good is better and the better is best. LEIGH-ANNE RENEE HUGHES ... if they were right, Td agree; but its them they know, not me. MICHAEL IRELAND We're born free to run wild. LYNN MARIE JARZABKOWSKI How does it feel to be on your own. no direction known like a rolling stone. Bob Dylan OLIVER CARLTON JEMMOTT Ollie AMY E. JERSEY In this end. a beginning. Upward and out- ward! TODD W. JOHNSON Toddly GENE E. KLEINSMITH Keep your eyes on the road, your hands upon the wheel. 24 PATRICIA J. KOBER Patty Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward, the love I’ve yet to show and the person I’ve yet to be. AUDREY JEAN KOWALESKY Audj-Moo Love when you can, cry when you have to ... Be who you must, that’s a part of the plan. EUGENE PAUL KRUPSKI We have all the luck, graduating this year and back to school next year. JAMES JOSEPH LEE Jimmy And I'm lookin for space and to find out who I am, and I’m lookin to try and reach the stars. LISA ANN MANAREL Lee Li It is not how much we have but how much we enjoy that makes happi- ness. ANN MARIE MARQUARDT Angie Only love can make the differ- ence. MARY KATHLEEN MARTIN Katy The sun will rise come morning, this setting seeming old, but the beauty will mean so much more to me, when I have your hand to hold. ANGELIQUE MAYOL JEANNETTE McCASKIE Dufis In life you learn to live, to love, to laugh, but most of all you learn about yourself. 25 donald r. McCullough Don But he could put up with it for a little while; he was workin ’ on something big. GAIL PATRICIA McDERMOTT The future is uncertain and the end is always near. Jim Morrison RICHARD MICK ALIGER Rick Accept your limitations and go beyond them. KAREN E. MIESNER Razz Used to be my life was just emo- tions passing by, then you came along and made me laugh and made me cry... you taught me why. JAMES F. MILOWSKI Rev-Jim Be not but yourself, because nobody does it better. Arnold Johnson HENRY MOISA Hank You aren’t given a wish without the power to make it come true. TIMOTHY MULRAIN MARY CASSANDRA POOLE Mar We want the world and we want it ...NOW! STEPHEN PRATEL Steve Don't ask me for answers, I’ve only got one. That a man leaves his dark- ness when he follows the sun. 26 LAUREN J. PRAUS Laurey ELAINE RICHMOND Sometimes I don’t speak right; but yet I know what I’m talking about. ERIC BRIAN RUSSELL TERRI ANN RAYNOR Ter To live your life in your own way, to reach for the goals you have set for yourself, to be the you that you want to be ... that is success. MICHELLE ROBINSON In life be all that you can be, laugh all you can, and see what you can see, for what you make of life is all it will ever be. SCOTT ALAN RUSSELL Scottie He who fights hard to get it, fights hard to keep it. NANCY E. REYNOLDS Nance Without honesty there is no truth, without truth there is no loue, with- out love there is nothing. JILL ANN RUDOLPH Jilly-Bean Awake at dawn with a winged heart and give thanks for another day of loving. DAVID L. RUTKOSKE Rut All that you can ask of yourself is the best that you can do. 27 PATRICIA RENEE SANCHEZ Pat Your ivay: there’s a right way, there s a wrong way, make your way the best way: Your Way. CYNTHIA LYNNE SAUNDERS Cyn Happy thoughts of good times past. Make memories that last and last. EDWARD P SCHOLL Eddie A nd someone said fair warning, lord will strike that poor boy down, turned from hunted into hunter went to hunt somebody down. CLAIRE ELLYN SEIFERTH Though we rush ahead to save our time, we are only what we feel; and I love you, can you feel it now? MICHAEL SHEA TIMOTHY J. SIDOR You be what you are and I’ll be what I am, and let’s don’t get in each other’s way. CHARLES IV SILLECK Chuck If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you’re with. RICHARD J. SIMICICH THOMAS C. SLAGA Life is a fatal adventure. It can only have one end. So why not make it as far rang- ing and free as possible. 28 DEBORAH ANNE SMITH Debby In time you will find love again, that’s what they say. Who knows when it goes if its gone too far away. WILLIAM T SNYDER Tom Set me adrift in a sea of hope and HI set my sail towards a new horizon. RICHARD SWIATOCHA Nothing gives one person so much advan- tage over another as to remain always cool and unruffled under all circum- stances. JOHN J. TALBOT John Five to one; one to five; no one gets out of here alive. KATHRYN ANNE TAYLOR Kathy I hurry through my life never stopping to see how beautiful it was meant to be. CARLOS T. TEJO Where ignorance is bliss ’tis folly to be wise. Thomas Gray EDWARD A. THOMPSON Grove Good things come to those people who wait, but not to those who wait too late. SHARON LYNN TUTHILL Sha Do not wish to be anything but what you are. and try to be that perfectly. GREGORY KEITH TYLER Be not concerned, be not surprised, if what you do is criticized; mistakes are made we can't deny, but they’re only made by the ones who try. 29 Photo Unavailable PATRICK VIOLA KIM VALERIE WAHLERS Kimmie Take your time .. . don’t live too fast, Troubles will come and they will pass. Lynyrd Skynrd JEFFREY W. WALDVOGEL Jeff Life is but a dream, but now I must face reality. MARGERY WALKER Margie Yesterday s hurt is today s un- derstanding, rewoven into tomorrows love. DAVID WELLS What’s paradise in my idea, ret hot wom- en and ice cold beer! RANDALL A. WELLS Randy It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. MADELEINE J. WHISTLER Madi Expose yourself to your deepest fear. After that, fear has no power... you are free. THOMAS J. WILCENSKI Tom Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there's still time to change the road you ’re on. Led Zep- pelin LINDA WILTON Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there’s still time to change the road you ’re on. Led Zeppe- lin 30 MICHELLE WITSCHI Witch Lighten up while you still can, don’t even try to understand, just find a place to make your stand and take it ea- sy. Eagles MARIE WINIARZ LINDA E. YOUNG Lin All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. Edgar A. Poe TERESA LYNN CARPENTER Terry All I know is, it is better to tell the truth than to lie, better to have knowl- edge than be ignorant. JOHN JAY ZALESKI Ziggy You’ll never know when you'll be gone, so start each day off with a smile and live it up. CHARLES CARTSELOS Charlie I'd rather laugh with the sin- ners than cry with the saints; the sinners are much more fun .. . DAVID ALAN WOWAK BARBARA A. ZAVESKl Barb Never strive to be anything less than perfect. JOANNA LYNN DEPETRIS I’m looking for me and you’re looking for you, we must find ourselves or what are we to do. 31 AMY FROST Procrastination is the thief of time. Ed- ward Young ANNE CECILIA HURLEY Annie Look away from all the thoughts and things you want to dream, you’d like to do, cause all that you can think about is what’s confronting you. MARIA PACHA LI K I could not get along without my friends, and I am happy now, but when this good life ends I know a better life begins. LYDIA ANN M. VICTORIA Lit God sent his singers on earth with songs of sadness; songs of mirth that they might touch the hearts of men and bring them back to heaven again. 32 � 1„M1 ■Mg Maryellen Anderson ROTC 1-2-3 4. Pep Club 1. Variety Show 2-3-4, Chorus 23 4. Health Office 1-2-4 Michael Borkowski Student Council T Spirit Week 3 Track 12. Wres tling V 1 Susan Brauner Honor Society 3 4. Spirit Week 4. Variety ShOU' 1 2-3-4. Senior Band 1. Office Service 4. Tennis JV 1 V 2-3-4 €Jk - Mark Brush Honor Society 3-4. Mathletes 1. Spirit Week 4. Variety Show 1. German Club 2 3. Senior Band 1. Golf 123 4. Tennis V 1-2-3 4 George Buckingham BOCES 3 Douglas Burns Spirit Week 12-3-4. Almost Anything Goes 3 4. Variety Show 12-3-4. Play 123 4. German Club 1-2. Chorus 1-2 3-4. Stage Band 1-2-3 4. Senior BaryJ 1234 Golf 123 4. Wrestling 1-23-4 Robert Burns ROTC 1. BOCES 3 Brian Cameron Student Council 3 4. Honor Society 3 4. Variety Show 1 -234. Play 3-4, Chorus 2-34, Stage Band 1-23. Senior Band 1-2-34, Soccer JV 1 Susan Caraftis Almost Anything Goes 4. Pep Club 1. Wrestling Club 4. Reflector 2. Expression 4. BOCES 3-4. Health Office 2. Track 3-4. Volleyball JV 1 John Chang BOCES 4. Tennis V 3 Dawn Copius Spirit Week 3-4 Corp 3-4. Var Bandl2.jj htodw J acrosse V Ann Coughlin Student Council 3 4. Honor Society 3-4. Spirit Week 3-4. Girls Leaders Corpj3-4. Variety Show 123-4. Senior Band 12. Softball JV 2. Field Hockey JV 12 V 34 Thomas Curran German Club 1. Track 2 Deborah Czujko Student Council 4, Honor Society 3 4. Mathletes T2-3. Spirit Week 34. Ski Club 3-4. French Club 1-2. pir s Leaders Corp 34. Variety Show 124. Reflector 4. Cheering JV 1 V 2-3. Field Hockey JV 3 V 4 Michelle Epidy Student Council 234. Honor Society 3-4. Math letes 2, Spirit Week 2-3-4, French Club 2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2. Girls Leaders Corp 2-3-4. Variety Show 123 4, Track 1. Basketball JV 12. Volleyball JV 12. V 3-4. Cheering JV 3 V 4 Denise Fest Honor Society 3 4. Mathletes 1 23. Variety Show 1-2-4. Play 3. Reflector 3, Chorus 3 4. Stage Band 234. SeriiorBand 123 4 ard Daniels ?nt MrTcil 2. VaTit Variety Show 1 23-4, Play 4. iession 4. Stage Crew 1-2, Tennis JV 2. Wres JV 1 Marjorie Davis Pep Club 1. Chorus 1-3. Volleyball JV 13 2-Man- agerfteasketball JV 2 Manager Kevin Dawson BQCES 3-4 Dianne Deans Spirit Week 23-4. Almost Anything Goes 2-4. Pep Club 1. Variety Show 1-23 4. Play 2-3-4. Reflector 4. Track Scorekeeper 23 4. Cheering JV 2 V 3 4 Christoph Mathletes Band 1. S ristopher DeM, 1. Spirit rlrf 1. Soccer12 3 4. Ski Club 4. Senior Wendy Corwin Honor Society 3-4. Mathletes 1. Spirit Week 3-4. Almost Anything Goes 3. Ski Club 1-3-4. French Club 12. Variety Show 1-2-3-4. Senior Band 1-2- 3-4. Tennis 1-2 3-4. Play 3. Reflector 3 4. Stage Band 1-2-34 Matthew Cotrell Honor Society 3-4. French Club 2-3. Senior Ban Michael DeVito Student Council 3. ROTC 12 3 4 Spirit Week 1 23, Almost Anything Goes 23. Variety Show2-3 I Track 2 A Deborah Dickerson it Week 3-4. Variety Stow3. Senior Band 1 -2 4. Volleyball JV 2 Christopher Doroski ROTC 1. Home Ec Club 1. Reflector 2. Tr JV 1 T g| Laura Endres Spirit Week 2-3-4. Pep Club 1-2. Variety 23 4. Expression 123-4. Trc nba Ling r| 2-3-4. � c$i. Vol- etball Steven Ficner Photo Club 3-4. Stage Crew 4 Michael Fitzpatrick ROTC 123-4. Basketball JV 2 Thomas Fitzpatrick Student Councifl 23 4. foi a Ling Duo 2. Variety Mattitalk 1-23 4. Track 23-4 123 iety 3 4. Ding 34. Play 34, Cross Country 1- Victor Fitzpatricl ROTC 123. Spirit JV 2 Jeek4. Tennis V 4. Basketball Cheryl Freeman Spirit Week 2-3 4. Pep Club 2. Variety Show 1 2 3. Reflector 1 Mary Lou Gorman Honor Society 3-4, Mathletes 3. Spirit Week 34, Ski Club 3-4, French Club 2. Girls Leaders Corp 3 4. Variety Show 1-2 4. Reflector 3 4. Senior Band 12. Field Hockey |l' 13 Barbara Grata Spirit Week 4. Expression 4. BOCES 3 4 Lisa Grattan Student Council 2-3-4. Honor Society 3 4. Spirit Week 2-3 4. Almost Anything Goes 3-4, Ski Club 3. Girls Leaders Corp 234, Variety Show 1-23 4, Play 34. Reflector 3. Senior Band J, Tennis V12 3A. Softball V 12 3 4. Basketball JV 2 V 13-4 Gary Grossenbacher Honor Society 3-4. Mathletes 1, Spirit Week 4, Ski Club 12-3-4. French Club 4, Variety Show 12. German Club 12-3-4, Stage Band 12. Senior Band 1-23 Geoff Grossenbacher Honor Society 3-4. Mathle.cs I, ROTC 123. Spirit Week 3, Ski Club 1 2 34. Variety Show 1 2. German Club 123-4, Reflector 4. Bowling 1 -2-3 4. Golf 3-4 Thomas Gwydir Honor Society 34. Spirit Week 3 4. Almost Any- thing Goes 3-4. Ski Club 3-4, Variety Show 1-4, Track 2-3-4. Golf 1. Cross Country 3 Basketball JV 12 V 34 Fred Haas Student Council 1-23, ROTC 1-23. Spirit Week 2 34. Almost Anything Goes 2 3 4. Variety Show 23 4. Stage Crew 1. Bowling 4. Soccer JV 1-2. V 3 4. Tennis V 4. Baseball JV 2 V 3. Basketball JV 12 Cathy Hansen Student Council 2-34. Honor Society 3 4. Spirit Week 3. French Club 1 2. Girls Leaders Corp 3-4. Var oty show 1 23-4 Volleybdtt JV 12 V 3 4. WField Hnrkey TV 12 V 3 4 Laurie Heath Variety Show 12. Home Be Club 1. BOCES 34. Leo Club 2 3 Terri Helinski Mathletes 2. Spirt Week 4, Pep Club 2. Variety Show 12-4. German Club 2. Reflector 2-4. Service 1. Gene Kleinsmith ROTC 123. Spirit Week 23 4. Ski Club 3 4. Variety Show 4. Track 2, Soccer JV 3 V 4. Wres- tling JV 1 V 2 3 4 Patty Robert_______ l lonor Soae S 4. Spirit ‘g Reflectoi 3-4 4. Variety shu£ Audrey Kowalesky Spirtt Week 3-4. Pep Club 2 Variety Show 1-2-4, Softball JV 2 V 4. Field Hockey JV 12 V 3-4 Eugene Kmpski German Club 23 Jimmy Lee Student Council Country 4 Baskt Doug Holmes ROTC1. Soccer JV 12, Tennis V 1234 Kathy Hubbard Spirit Week 12. Variety Show 1. Track 1. Softbi 2. Basketball V 1-2-4 Leigh-Anne Hughes ROTC 23-4. Spirit Week 24. A.most Anything Goes 3 4. Wrestling Club 2. Variety Show 1-2-4. Play 4. Reflector 4. Office Service 2. Cheering JV 2 V 3 Michael Ireland Var-.ety Show 2. BOCES 3 4. Wrestling V 12 Lynn Jar .abkowski Variety Show 2. BOCES 3. Office Service 3. Health Office 3 Lisa Man Pep Club 1 Variety Show 1. Home Ec Club 12. Chorus 1. BOCES 4. Leo Club 23 Ann Marie Marquardt French Club 1 -2 Variety Show 2. Home Ec Club 12. BOCES 3 4. VIC A 3 4. FFA 34 treasurer Katy Martin Student ( ouncil 3 4. ROTC 1-23. Spirit Week 3 4. Ding-a-Lmg Duo 2. Ski Club 34. Variety Show 14. Play 4. Reflector 4. (Office Service 4. Softball V 13. Cheering JV 1 Jeannette McCaskie ROTC 12. Spint Week 1-23. Home Ec Club I. Senior Ban Office Service 3-4. Basketball JV VICA 34. FFA 3 4 Don McCullough Honor Society 3A. Spirit Week 3 4. Almost Any thing Goes 3-4. Ski Club 13 A. Variety Show 4. Play 3-4. Reflector 3-4. Mattitalk 3-4. Track 3-4 Gail McDermott Pep Club 1. Variety Show 2. Home Ec Club 1-2. Office 4 Henry Moisa ROTC 1-2-3. Spirit Week 1-2. Almost Anything Goes 2. Variety Show 12 3-4. Bowling 3-4. Soc- cer JV 12V 3 4. Baseball JV 1 V 23 4. Wrestling V 1-2 Steve Pratcl Wrestling JV 2 V 34 Lauren Praus Spirit Week 123 4 Almost A ri a thing Goes 12. Variety Show 4. Track 1 Voile] ball V 1 Terri Raynor Variety Show 2 Chorus 1. Offi kybail JV 2 f Nancy Reynolds Pep Club 1 Reflector 2. BOCES 3 4 Michelle Robinson Spirit Week 1 2-3. Pep Club 1 2. Variety Show 1 23. Reflector 12 BOCES 3-4. Volleyball JV 1 . Jill Rudolph Student Council 3 4. Honor Society 3 Week 2-3. Girls Leaders Corp 2-34. Vari 1-23. Play 3. Reflector 3-4. Senior treasurer. Tennis JV 12. Softball JV JV 1 V 23 1 captain Eric Russell Student Council 4. ROTC 1. Spirit Wee- Ding a-Ling Duo 3. Photo Club 4. Ski Club 3 4 Variety Show 4. Stage Crew 123 4. ®r u my 1 2 3. Soccer JV 2 V 3A. Tennis V 4. Wrestling V 1 2 Scott Russell Student Council 1-2-3 Vide president 4 president. Honor Society 3 4. ROTC 123. Spirit Week 2 3 4. Almost Anything Goes 2 3 4. Track 1 2 3 4. Play 23-4. Mattitalk 2-3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Soccer V3A. Wrestling V 123 4 Ollie Jemmott Variety Show 3. Track 1234. Basketball JV 12 V3A Amy Jersey Variety Show 2. Chorus 1 -2-3-4. He Todd Johnson BOCES 12. Leo Club 2-3. Wrestling JV 1 Rick Mickaliger ROTC 1-2-3. Almost Anything Goes 3. Variety Show 1A. Soccer JV 2 V 3A. Baseball JV 12 n Miesner Spirit Week 124, Pep I lome Ec Chb 1 2, BOCES 3 3-4. FBLA 3 secretaryA y Show 14. Club 3. VICA James Milowski ROTC 12-3 4. German Club 23, Mattitalk 23 David Rutkosk Honor Society 23A. Alrr French C u Stage Crew 1 -2 V 4. Tennis V 23 Pat Sanchez ROTC 12 Chorus 3. 1 V 23. Basketball tes 1 -2-34. Spirit Week s 23 4. Ski Club 34. Show 1. Mattitalk 3. 12 3A. Soccer JV 23 23. Variety Show 123. V 23, Field Hockey JV Linda Wilton Student ( onncil 4. Honor Society 34, Mathletes Spirit Week 4. Pep Club tr Variety Show 2, Ger- Oaire Seiferth StudentCoupcil 1-234 Honor Society 3-4. Ding a-Ling Duo 3. Ski Club 4, Variety Show 4. Play 4. Sharon Tuthill Office Service 2-4. Spirit Week 3-4. Almost Anything Coes 34. J man Club 1 lome Pc C ib 12, Senior Band 12. Ski Club 3 4. Variety Show 4, Pi ay 2 3-4. Reflector jj Of fee Service 3 4, Health Office 1 3, Mattitalk 23 4. Soccer JV 2 V 4. Tennis V 4 Michelle Witschi Student Council 1-23-4. Honor Society 3-4. Ski Club 4. Variety Show 123-4, Senior Band 1-2-3, Tennis V 23-4. Cheering JV 1 Edward Thompson ROTC 1-234. Basketball JV Timothy Sldor ety 3 4. Horior Society JWPt Richard SlmiciCh Student Council 1-23. Honor Society 3-4. Math- letes 1 -2. Spirit Week 2-3. Gris Leaders Corp 23 Linda Young j yUi Variety S' . 12X4 Phy 3 Reflector 34, Sla9e Band 9-2 3, Health Office 1-2 Jennis V1-23-4, Volleyball JV 3 V4. Softball V1- inr Week 4W 2M0tet$aft JV 2 3 Znlpftlci J 1 Ski Club 3-4. Chorus Soccer JV 1 -2. Tennis V1 ■ IGrgg Tyler _ 2 12 3 4. Basketball JV 2 ■t: I! r r ROTC 1 -23 4, Senior Band 1 -2. Cross Country 1 2 pT 2 e Club 1. Home Ec Club 1, Office Service 3 4. Health Office 2'34 rus 1 Thomas Slaga pPronor Society 3-4. Soccer JV 1-2 V 34. Tennis V 1 Debby Smith Spirit Week 2-3-4. Variety Show 3-4. Play 23. Reflector 4. Expression 4. BOCES 34 erry Carpenter Jeff Waldvogel Student Council 1 -2. Vari Spirit Week 23 4. Almost Anything Goes 2-3, Ski Club 1, Volleyball JV 1 mm Club 34. Variety Show 34. Wrestling V 1-2-34 Tom Snyder Variety Show 23-4, German Club 1. Chorus 2-3, Stage Band 23-4. Senior Band 1-23-4, Track 1. Soccer JV 1 Margery Walker Spirit Week 3-4. Almost Anything Goes 2-3-4, Ski Club 3. Variety Show 1-2-34, Reflector 34, Ex- pression 2-4. Track 1-2-34. Field Hockey V1-2-3- 4 David Welle Honor Society 34, Mathletes 1-2, Soccer JV 1-2 Richard Swiatocha ROTC 1, Variety Show 123. Play 1-2-3. Sfage Crew 1-2-3, Track 1-2 Randy Wells Variety Show 1 2 34. Play 3 4, German Ciub 1-2, Wrestling V 1. Leo Club 1-2-34 MadI Whistler Photo Club 4. Home Ec Club 1. Expression 4. 1 ’ ®M,CC BOCES 3. Health Office 1 Charlie Cartselos ROTC 1. Photo Club 23. Reflector 23, Track 1-2 Amy Frost Mathletes 1-23. French Club 123, Variety Show 12. Home Ec Club 1, Expression 1-23, Chorus 1 2 'sis® JM Anne Hurley Photo Club 2. Variety Show 1 23. Play 3. Chorus 1. Office Service 1. Health Office 1. Volleyball JV Maria Pachalik Kathy Taylor Spirit Week 34. Almost Anything Goes 34. Pep Tom Wilcenski Club 1. Girls Leaders Corp 24, Play 4 BOCES 34 Lydia Victoria Pep Club 1, Home Ec Club 1. Chorus 1-23. Health Office 1 36 37 38 In Our Four Years We Saw: World News: The capture and release of American Hostages in Iran The first test tube baby Assassination attempts on two world figures: President Reagan. Pope John Paul II Assassination of Sadat The tragedy in Guyana ABSCAM. and Billy Beer The Space Shuttle. Columbia The high cost of gas Crisis at Three-Mile Island ERA failed Sports: U.S. Hockey team won in 1980 Winter Olympics The U.S. Boycott of 1980 Summer Olympics Reggie Jackson left the Yankees The rising fame of Pete Rose Local News: Nuclear power plant in Shoreham Earthquake in 1981 Tornado in summer of 1981 The Kodak commercial filmed in Cutchogue School News: Class C Soccer Champs in 1981 N.Y.S. Basketball runner ups Girls' Tennis Team Champions in 1981 First Winter Formal since 1964 Mary Burns retired Mrs. Burt retired Computers came to M.H.S. Music: 1981 Rolling Stones World Tour Harry Chapin died John Lennon was shot and killed Allman brothers got back together The Eagles disbanded Fads: Designer Jeans Disco went out, Punk Rock came in The fame of General Hospital Preps 39 J u N I O R S James Ahlers April Angelo Deborah Armbrust Sharon Bajek Brenda Baldwin Tina Bassi Timothy Becker Thomas Beebe Marie Berdinka Paula Blados Rodman Booker Joseph Bopp Peter Brush Thomas Buchholz Douglas Bufkins John Dabrowski Mark Davis Joseph Decker Diane Dickerson Gregory Dickerson Michelle Dickerson Robert Doroski Tracy Doubrava Michael Drumm Janet Dudek Jacqueline Esquirol Paul Farnbach Herbert Fisher Ellen Fitzpatrick Ellen Fogarty Not Pictured Jay Burkhardt Suzanne Burns David Butkos Marjorie Caico Carol Cameron Alan Cardinale Eugene Chituk Kenneth Chituk Elizabeth Christy Gerald Cibulski i Carolyn Cook Pamela Coleman Daniel Commins Teresa Corsi Apne Cottrell 40 Ellen Foote Kevin Ford Wendy Friemann Adrianne Funn Susan Gabusi Robert Gammon Killian Garvey Todd Geis Lynn Gildersleeve Elizabeth Haas i Edward Hassildine Wayne Hildebrandt William Hilton Eric Hubbard James Huelle Douglas Hunter David Jackson John Jaklevic John Jeffers William Johnson Stanley Knight John Kober Gregg Konarski Stefan Kotylak Kimberly Kreh Cindy Kreshon Frank Kull Theresa Lessard Timothy Lindblad Keith Locklear Lydia Lundstedt Arthur McCleery Katharine McNabb Pamela Melin Beth Anne Meyer Michael Miller Kathryn Milner Christine Moisa Gregory Moore Stephanie Moore j u N I O R S 41 J u N I O R S Robert Mueller Marino Muzinic Stephen Mylett Robert Navarra Raymond Nine Kris Nolan Deborah Nostrom David Orlowski Daniel Orr Andrew Othen Paul Pak Heidi Poole Nancy Pro Richard Relyea Ingrid Reunis Marie Roache Karen Rowehl Peter Sabat Sharon Sailor John Schmitt Thomas Schulz Patricia Scotti Kerry Sheehan George Shirvell Lisabeth Sledjeski Nicholas Spanos Deborah Standley Samuel Strickland Dorinna Suglia John Szymczak Mary Talbot Maria Taylor Michael Taylor Alfred Tesiny Terry Thompson Lisa Tuthill James Tyler Dorothy Urbanski Daniel Urist John Verity Edward Walker Michael Wilcenski Shawn Williams Peter Wilson Sean Wood 42 43 s o p H O M O R E S Patricia Ahlers Kristen Albrecht Denise Alec Theresa Anderson Nancy Armbrust Lisa Bartra Cherie Bergmann Christopher Bolobanic Lisa Ann Booker Martin Borkowski Tracy Lee Boyd John Bufkins James Burns Madeleine Burns Paul Carpenter Lely Chang Paul Coleman Christine Conway Tammy Cooper Richard Corazzini David Cummings Patti-Jo Deerkoski Michael Dickson William Ellwood Debra Feaker X , I Patricia Ficner Christopher Finnican Sheryl Fiore Samantha Gans Peter Gatz Michael Grant Glen Grathwohl Ellen Grossenbacher Brett Hamilton John Hansen John Hanus Christine Harty Thomas Hilton Carol HommeI Marcia House Roberta Hurley Laurie Ireland Janet Jacobs Timothy Janis Laura Jarzabkowski 44 Matthew Martin Robert McCaffery Francis Meyer Elizabeth Michalecko John Mitchell Pamela Moritt Mary Murphy Matthew Nemschick Joan Nine Lisa Nine Lynn Norton Carroll Oman Michael Pacholik Young Park Karen Parkin Jennifer Jens Brenda Johnson Beth Jones Barbara Kaminsky Michael Knight Debra Kull Andreas Kupecki John Langan Carl Langhorne Richard Lark Jeanne Laxton John Lee Thomas Lind Deborah Loper Catherine Maginn I Gerard Poole James Posteraro Karen Praus Daniel Preuss Marc Proferes Russell Profita Barbara Randall Richard Rayburn Susanna Romlein Mary Ellen Roslak Patricia Rudolph Patricia Sacker Laurie Scheer Richard Schneider Mary Beth Schwarz s o p H O M O R E S 45 s o p H O M O R E S Louis Schwicker Jacqueline Scotti Deborah Shalvey Barbara Sheren Suzanne Simchick Joanne Simicich Michael Smith Debra Steidel Catherine Steigerwald Lawrence Swiatocha Susan Walker Joann Wanat Jennifer Yoerges Christopher Zimnoski Marlene Tannenbaum Joseph Taylor Lynn Thompson Matthew Valyo Joseph Vitale 46 47 F R E S H M E N Nicole Angelo Rodney Bates Sharon Beebe William Best Michelle Booker David Bopp Charles Boyar Colleen Byrnes Denise Cardinale Renee Chituk James Christy Sophie Chute Kathie Cibulski Mary Cook Daniel Corcoran Kenneth Corrigan Daniel Coughlin Renee Dabrowski Suzanne Daly Roy Dean Thomas Deans Elizabeth deBruyn Christopher Decker Michelle Deluca Matthew DeMaula Elizabeth Detrick David Diamond Peter Digons Lisette Dittinger Jacqueline Doroski Marie Drake Timothy Drum Christopher Dubowski Richard Endres Daniel Fest Wendy Figurniak Susan Fisher Ralph Freeman Laurie Gammon Christopher Ghimiray Marrianna Glogg Eileen Grossenbacher Stephanie Gullatt Elaine Haas Beverly Haines 48 Michael Marschean Michael Mauro Robert McCaffery William McCullough William McDonald Cynthia McDowell Dawn Miceli Kenneth Miesner Kristin Milius James Mitchell Marion Hansen Tammy Homed Donna Heinz Wade Horvath Michael Hussnatter Michael Jackowski Paul Kettrick John Klages Kathleen Kleinsmith Thomas Kuhn Audra Kujawski Marie Kujawski Donna Kull Brian LePre Neil MacDonald Monique Morris Ronald Mueller Susan Nelson Yvonne Nicol Pamela Nine Karen Nostrom David Oddon David Orr Eugene Otter Jeffrey Ovsianik Joseph Petrauskas Karen Reale Amy Reece Carin Reeve Robert Reilly Paul Richards Lilian Rosenstreich Michael Rutkoske Kelly Ryan Wayne Sailor F R E S H M E N 49 F R E S H M E N Pamela Saunders Eileen Sheehan Ellen Shirvell Elizabeh Sieczka Carl Skrezec Sandra Snyder Jeffrey Starzee Jennifer Stellmann Edward Taborsky Brian Taylor Christopher Talbot Sharon Trainor James Trentalange Jeanne Tyler Donna Viola Stephanie Watson Robert White John Whistler Daniel Wielt Brian Williams Kristina Williams Yvonne Wilson Heidi Witschi Terence Wood k 4 Kenneth Zolner Michelle Zuhoski Steven Zuhoski 50 51 E I G H T H G R A D E Darlene Bakowski Marsha Baldwin Bradford Barker Antonio Bassi Rebecca Bauer William Becker Karen Bergmann Valerie Bolobanic Stephen Boyd John Brooks Christina Burghard Todd Burlingame Tai Well Chang Diane Chltuk Todd Cibulski A . S t. ” K $ ■ fv 1W i § 4fk A J v Sara Cichanowicz John Conforti Donald Cooper liana Corcoran Amelia Corsi Sarah Cottrell Patrick Curran Trevor Davis James Deerkoski David Dickerson Robert DiCregorio Kristen Dries Jamie Eissler Rochelle Fabb Carolyn Gabusi James Goodwin Shawn Grant Amy Grigonis Lara Grigonis Stacie Hanus Scott Hassildine Peter Heard Bruce Hendry Brian HUdebrandt Robert HUdesheim Sophie Hopkins Judith Huelle John Ireland Stephanie Jablonski Stacy Jemmott 52 Christine Jones Brenda Kaelin Jeffrey Kaminsky Julia Kavanagh Brian King Donna Kowalesky Henry Kozen Michael Krill James Krupski Laurie Kull Kelly Langan Robert Larson John Lizewski Denise MacDonald Susan Maynard Diane McDermott Kristen McDowell Michael McGahan Cindy McKasson John McNulty Donna Messina Valerie Meyer Ruth Monk John Moore Bonnie Navarra Bradford Neefus Karen Nostrom Gina Olmstead Jung Tae Park Sonia Parker PS Linda Parkin Robert Phillips Alice Pollard John Posteraro Karl Raacke Blaine Raffe Bruce Raffe Kathleen Reilly Katherine Rey Henry Rienecker John Robinson Brian Rowe Cheryl Rutkowski Thomas Shepish Michael Sieczka E I G H T H G R A D E 53 E I G H T H G R A D E John Simchick Michelle Smiley Christina Smith Kim Standley Susan Stefanidis Cynthia Stepnowsky Darrell Strickland Regina Tangney David Tuthill Lisa Tyler Amy Walker Kevin Wells Wendy Wells Daniel Wilcenski Arnold Wilson Jennifer Wilson Thomas Wilton Wendy Worthington Janet Young Wendy Zuhoski 54 55 s E V E N T H G R A D E Erika Ackermann David Albrecht Timothy Anderson Sandra Angelo Harvey Bagshaw Scott Baldwin Timothy Barry Kimberly Boyd Florence Buckingham William Bufkins Celeste Caven Catherine Christy Michael Commins Jeffrey Conway Monica Corazzini Kieran Corcoran i ,-vn , David Cushman v Amelia Dank V=T 1 v Todd Dawson GOc) Drew Dean AQS-'V) V| o cfXr C5v Katie Deans Richard DeLuca '1 Anthony DeWallE)£xjJ CUijQ}1 Kelly Diamond Melissa DiSilvio 1 Scott Doroski Aileen Finger Danielle Fiore Lisa Fletcher Tracy Flurry Cb ‘ 'VO V v nr- y X«Vr ' ' John Fogarty Cindy Friemann Paul Gaydos Gina Giannone John Goodwin 1 . xd Charlotte Grat ' V George Graft at vV. 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John Jablonsk nooo c Andrew Janis William Klages Robert Kosciusko Dianna Krill Jennifer Kruse Lydia Lajda Jesslyn Lenzner Christian Lepore s E V a ft Patrick LePre Stephanie Lutz Paul Mauro Thomas McCaffery Virginia McCaffery Kyle McCaskie Joan McKasson Joanne McNulty Monica Mealy Margaret Morgan E N T H Karen Neese Gary Nolan Kelly Northridge Wayne Okula Suzanne Orr Marcello Pak Nancy Parkin John Pavlak Dawn Pettus Brian Phillips Scott Rakowicz David Randall Jason Roberts Nicole Rosenstreich Angeliki Savopoulos -i i Christopher Schmitt Robert Schneidt Laura Scholl Cheryl Schriefer James Scotti Sr L Gary Sidor Randall Sigurdson Demetrios Spanos Rodney Spearmon Donald Starzee Lee Steidel Pamela Stellmann Susan Szczepanik Sigrid Tejo Michael Trentalange 57 s E V E N T H G R A D E Jeffrey Tuthill Glenn Tyler Andrea Urist Diane Viola Michelle Wigley L in wood Woodhull Christopher Yoerges Kimberly Zahra David Zaveski Lorraine Zolner Alexander Zuhoski 58 59 X s X T H G R A D E first row: Dawn Swiatocha, Mary Tangney, Libby Bieling. Leona Jantzen. Margo House. Lola Cartselos. Adriane Poliwoda. second row: Eric Digons. Steven Marquardt. Dennis Jazombek. Ismial Santiago. Gregory Zeneski. Brian Kelly. Daryl Kettrick. Christopher Barret, back row: Mr. Hussnatter. Charles Tyler, William Bergen. Neal Cichanowicz. Kathleen Burns. Cheryl Zolner. Richard Chute. David Sheer. first row: Jeanette Miesner, Michele Chituk, Sharon Blackmon. Dena Jaquillard. Tracy White. Maureen Gremler, Caren Trainor. second row: Scott Armbrust, Ted Gwydir. Angelo Milazxo, Chris Wilshusen. Erik Olson. Donald Gatz, Scott Adamson, back row: Mr. Whitney. Matthew McKay. Scott Thilberg. Valerie Larson. Cathy Giannone, Cheryl King. Henry Romanowski. Scott Zahra. first row: Laura Jens. Robin Czaplinski, Geraldine Domaleski, Camille Rivera. Tanya Wigley. Karen Horvath. Sharon Harris, second row: David Hummel, Raymond Nemschick, Franklin Wood. Keith Boyd, Robert Nine, back row: Mr. Ettlemyer. Eric Bokina, Lauren Womack, Danielle Grzegorczyk, Tracy Glover, Jennifer Michalecko, Pat Matthews. Mark Trentalange. absent: Chuck Cook, Kelley Watts. 60 Tabitha Bauer, Tammy MacNish. Pam Zerra, Holly Smith, Denise McCaffery, Katie Hardy. Karen Kujawski. second row: Tom Fox, Jerry Horton. Brian Ellwood, Bob Issem. Bill Sanok. Bruce McCaffery. third row: Mrs. Peters. Bobby Adamson, Jennifer Towle. Tracy Horned, Donna Kosciusko, Leeann Moore. Sally Topping. George Kreh. This year s sixth graders have been busy learning many things. This is the first year in which the students have had the experience of changing classes. This is to prepare them for their big move into junior high next year. The students studied Math. English, History, and Science. The highlight of this years activities was the trip to New York which was taken in the spring. s i X T H G R A D E first row: Peter Gans, Sean Bryan, second row: Bonnie Mathews, Joanne Flcner, Keri Kurpetskl. Becky Jens, Sara Kettrick, Greta Morchel, Kim Trojanowski. thrid row: Willy Pirn, Steve Charnews, Scott Brooks. Ron Ules, Jason Ginas, Stephen Shepish. Brian Cybulski. back row: Mrs. Pylko, Jodie Lizewski, Dianne Olmstead, Heather Freeman, Renee Kaelin, Janet Coleman, Todd Rakowicz, David Navarra. 61 F F T H G R A D E first row: John Barker. Chris Oliver, second row: Christine Flowers. Dana Rosenstreich, Dawn Pierson. Connie Tyler. Patty Shute. Kerri Kreh. Lauro Milner, third row: Eddie Goodwin. Craig Jones. Jamie Grzegorczyk. Kevin Romanowski. Greg Zuhoski. Keith Deerkoski. Chris Glander. back row: Mrs. Dickerson. Michael Ettymier, Randy Johnson. Kim Mealy. Beth Neefus. Lisa Demchuk. Tyrone Goode. Andy Kujawski. first row: Debra Kosciusko. Michelle Donkonics. Lisa Jacobs. Laura Johnson, Julia Moore, Donna Charnews, Debroah Bell, second row: David Manaret, Lisa Okula, Rose Topping, Jeanne Gumbs. LauraI Boner, Donna Strickland, Julianna Bartra. Todd Sigurdson, Robert Profita. back row: Mrs. Simons, Shawn Smiley. Andrew Christianson, Robert Celle, Bruce Land, Timothy Ireland, Matthew Gans, Scott Pirn. first row: Victor Rutkoski, Bobby Neese, Scotti Bagshaw, Charlie Witczak, Danny Zaneski, Doug Wolfe. Joey Marquardt. second row: Vikki Schoenhaar, Michelle Sieczka, Larry Hofer, Ray Burghard, Jim Jablonski, Dawn Kirby, Valerie Lessard. back row: Mr. Case, Kathy Decker. Terri Glover, Lisa Cain. Sonia Baldwin. Sherri Demchuk. Malinda Shelby. Maggie House. 62 first row: Nicky Methven. Robert Hull, second row: Jen Schwicker, Wendy Dries. Asha Hamid. Nina Sullivan, Dee Stepnoski. Lahra Tillman, Colleen Kotzky. third row: Mike Moore. Troy Davis. Jason Strzepek, Jeff Booker. Sean Nicol. Kevin Goldsmith. Jamie Kaminsky, back row: Mrs. Nicol. Emily Reeve. Mary Pat Harbin. Willie Mae Davender. Amy Ellwood. Donna Wilcenski, Aileen Zolner. Keith Fleming. F I F T H G R A D E 63 F O U R T H G R A D E front row: Anthony Wolbert, Christopher Tuthill, second row: May Ochsenreiter. Tra- cy Moelius, Josephine Pratt, Kimberly Bridge. Kathleen Becker. Eileen Gremler. third row: Shannon Murphy, Thomas McGunnigle. Wendy Kozen. Barbara Krill, Tara Yousik, Robert Moffett, back row: Donald Schilley, Peter Roache, Jonathan Fabb, Daniel Gwydir, Jason Galvin, Mrs. Bitses. This year s fourth graders have been studying molecules and atoms, fractions and insects among other subjects. Many have also began to take music instruments and chorus. They took many trips throughout the year. They went to Westbury Music Fair, Suffolk Community College Marine Lab, Suffolk Country Farms, where they learned about the growing of grains, and the Suffolk County Historical Museum, where they learned about Early American Life. Some other things which the fourth graders did were plays, which one class wrote themselves, puppet shows, writing to famous people and making candy. front row: Katie LePre, Sandy Scott, Ann Marie DeLuca, Barbara Smith, Jennifer Horton, Tanya Corrigan, second row: Garth Gibbons, Paul Casey, Maria Suglia, Agatha Pak, Missi Krupski, Ronnie Schweizer, Christian Celic, back row: Fritz Strohmeyer. Steven Czaplinski, Brant Du- bouick, Robert Milazzo, Greg Williams, Mrs. Cheshire, absent: Mary Beth Coraz- zini. 64 front row: Kerry Klos. Alice Smiley. Mattie Langhorne. Jennifer Fisher, Christine Schriefer. Carolee Taylor second row: Rory O’Rourke, Christian Nostrum, Linda Top- ping, Kristen Wilcenski. Joyce Hagan. Mi- chael Barrett, Keith Atkins, back row: Da- vid Wilburn. Darby Uhlinger. Christopher Visser, Joseph Mitchell, Jon Ship. Mrs. Costello. F O U R T H G R A D E front row: Keith Verity. Scot Rienecker. second row: Alssa Leone, Laura Worthing- ton, Anna Dobek, Holly Krupetski. Amy Brooks, Luanne Hussnatter, third row: Jonathan Stauffer, Jeffrey Peters, John Ba- kowski, Nicole Wesley, Alisha Posteraro. Crystal Pumilio, Edward Hanus, Stephen Machnowski. back row: Stefan Acker- mann, Thomas Sullivan. Steven LePre. Chris Sidor, Thomas Libretto. Mrs. Raacke. 65 T H I R D G R A D E front row: Brian Kuebler, Chris Methven, second row: Amy Tyler. Heather Brooks. Lisa Tuthill. Laurie Machnowski. Anna Ru- land, Renee Simchick, third row: Brian Langan. Mark Towle. Paula Thilloerg. Den- ise Goehringer, Christina Grefe, Mellissa Lindblad. Martin Ettlemyer, back row: Todd Cantrell, Greg Richards, William Maston, William Worthington, T.J. Gri- gonis, Mrs. Martin. The third graders had many different topics of study. Among them were electricity, the solar system, and the multiplication tables. The trips taken this year were to a planetarium, the Quogue Wildlife Refuge, Krupskis Pumpkin Farm and Westbury Music Fair. Some classes exchanged letters with out-of- state pen pals, held a flower show with their own flower arrangements or had guest speakers. All in all the third graders had a great year and are looking forward to fourth grade. front row: Mindy Cooper, Tanya Poole, Kir- sten Schneider, Billie Jo Topping, Susan Fox. Suzanne McKay, second row: Donald Kirby. Frank Goodwin. Mandy Jenkins. George Cartselos, Carl Miska, Louie Grif- fin. back row: Bryan Strickland, Michael Slade, Sean Rowe. Ken Lahti. Michael Starsiak, Mr. Schultz, absent: Michael McNabb. 66 front row: Donna Cardinale. Heather Ca- cace. Kathy Henriksen. Jackie Zuhoski. Melissa Moelius. Keri Lessard. second row: Danny McGunnigle. James Barker. Susan Pavlak. Paul Kujawski. Greg Oliver. John Ochsenreiter. back row: Charles Jantzen. Terry Johnson, Brian Milius. Michael Re- ly ea. Joey Sperry, Mrs. Scudder. absent: Melissa Brooks. T H I R D G R A D E front row: Sandra Miceli, Danielle Miska, Marcia Summers. Carla Pinson. Karen Maynard. Tara Issem, second row: Jo Roy Lizewski. Jerry Lutz. Harmony Scott. Shei- la Bokina. Alicia Talbot. Dameon Williams, back row: Michael Boyd. Curtis Gaskin, Billy Shipman, Joseph Zuhoski. Gene Pear- son. Mrs. Snider, absent: Bobby Scott. Wil- liam Macomber. Melissa Walwanis. 67 s £ C O N D G R A D E front row: Richard Trajanowski, Billy Brewer, Michael Blados. Timmy Hofer, second row: Eleanor Taylor. Karen Or- lowski, Gladys Herrman. Audrey Barrett. Leah Tillman. Teri McGunnigle, third row: Cheryl Sidor, Karen Zaneski, Brenda John- son. Stephanie Sanok. Julia Smith, back row: Douglas Corrigan. Bennett Orlowski, Thomas Foster. Gerard Kaelin. Shawn Conray. Mrs. Bennett, absent: Gregory Walbert. front row: Carrie Steiner, Nikki Relyea. Stacy Wickham, Camille Spano, Victoria Slmchick, Tami Loeffler, second row: Rob- ert Jenkins, Maureen Shepish, Deanna Rakowicz, Karen Goldsmith, Danielle Giannone, Heather Gunther, Joanna Land, Amy McKay, Richard Girrards, back row: Cavan Fleming. William Edwards. Michael Ship. Brian Goehringer. Jason Butler, Ed- ward Sherrard. Charles Bell. front row: Luis Nappi, David Dugas, sec- ond row: Kelly Sayre. Heather Stachacz, Jenni Zuhoskl, Lara Beaven, Carrie Van- Ryswyk, Laura Tandy, third row: Carteton Chute, Ronald Lajda, Michael Raynor, Rene Weinand, Brien Reeve, David Schoenhaar, Lance Pylko, back row: Mi- chael Sheppard, Steven Wolbert, Timothy Bryan, Derrick Strickland. Joseph Sulli- van, Robert Levey, Mrs. Henriksen. 68 The second grade has had a busy year. They have gone on many trips including Krupski's Pumpkin Farm, a planetarium, Westbury Music Fair and L.l. Game farm. Between trips, the second grade has learned cursive writing and worked on the class play. 69 F I R S T G R A D E first row: Anthony Hubbard, Jason Geraghty, Garet Gibbons. Kevin Wines, second row: Melody Foster, Kerri Kaelin, Denise Leone. Sharon Strang, Stacey Dempsey. Mary Kathleen Harvey, third row: Steven Libretto, Jessica Wilhelm, Jill Schneider. Erin Zaneski, Elizabeth Schwicker, Shannon Keller, Eric Mealy, back row: Keith Harris. Kenneth Boyd, Eric Klos, Jason Scott, Brian Farrish, Jeff O'Kula, Scott Cooper. first row: Daniel McKay, Brian Sacks, second row: Miranda DiSelvio. Megan Stauffer, Traci Okula. Christine Roache. Carolyn Horton. Lori Miska. Lauren Reyer. third row: Mark Gajowski. Richard Horton, Rachel Sterling, Kerry Mattes, Janet Grefe, Douglas Bogovich, Anthony Leone, back row: Mrs. Fletcher, Shawn Gildersleeve, Jarrad Kutch, Thomas McCaffery, Carlos Wesley, Jonathan Wickham, Joshua Skregec, Miss Stanely. first row: Devon Celic. Michael Gabriel. Brian Callahan, second row: Julie Lizewski. Jessica Kujawski. Clyde Johnson. Karen Tyler, Laura Conway. Erin O’Rourke. Brandy McKay, third row: Joseph Ekster. Dennis Cox. Tracy Dubrovick. Juliette Lake. Taralyn Wells. Billy Lindsay. Mark Libretto, back row: Terry Underwood. Richard Orlowski, Peter Fisher. Derek Wigley. George Peron Su an. Kevin Slade. Joshua Van Dyne. Mrs. Williams. 70 This year s first graders were located in the Cut- chogue West building, which was a new experience for them among all the other new things they en- countered. Besides their classwork and projects, this year's first graders visited an apple farm, Krupski’s Pumpkin Farm, McDonalds, and the Indian Muse- um. They also took frequent trips to the Cutchogue Library. The first graders had a very busy and fun year. F I R S T G R A D E 71 K I N D E R G A R T E N first row: Melanie Krupskl. Julie Ferretti, Dana Friemann, Jackie Pratt, Melissa Hunt, Jessica Butler, Kelly Callahan, second row: Sean Corrigan, Billy Sparke, Brendan Burke. April Ross, Brian Mealy. Brian McClury, Peter Moelius. third row: Mrs. Arnold, Arthur Christianson. Sean York, Jeffrey Bedell, Stephen Zomaga, Billy Bourgiugnon, Mrs. Brown. The Kindergarteners got very involved in their readiness program and in their math books. They discussed holidays, seasons, community helpers, safety and manners as well as several science and historical topics this year. Field trips to Wickhamss Fruit Farm, The Pumpkin Patch, The Cutchogue Fire House, The Southold Town Animal Shelter, and many other excursions were taken. This year held many new and rewarding experiences for the children. first row: Melanie Fliss, Jennifer Davidson. Lauren Spano, Dawn Kruk, Marissa Shelby. Renee O’Neil, Carolyn Yasso. second row: Carolyn Cox, Roy Heck, Stuart Chalmers, Christopher Abbott, Christian Rasmussen. Alex Murz, Maureen Westhall. third row: Mrs. Arnold, Carolynne Harvey, Crystal Boeling, Barbara Twinkel. Caroell Marini, Stephanie Simlclch, Mrs. Brown. I 72 first row: Jaime Pumilio. Dawn Horton. Cor inn Flaherty. Kirten Wieser, Alicia Weiss, Jenny Obenauer. Rachele Bauer, second row: Matthew Addonizio, Ian Menchini. Gilbert Michaelis, Kenneth Reeve. Robert Hopkins. Wesley Simchick. third row: Mrs. Hassildine. Erik McKenna. Jack Harty, Michael Russell. David Sperry. William Dries. Mrs. Siemerling. absent: Brett Perlman. Jeffrey Finne K I 1V D £ R G A R T E N first row: Brian Atkins, James Maglll, Ross Taylor. Matthew Droskoskl. second row: Christie Gunther, Kerry Paasch, Helen Coster, Diana Levey, Elissa Boyd. Diane Hummel, third row: Richard Munch, Jennifer Goodwin, Hope Otter, Suzanne Methven. Alyson Reiter, Sarah Pirn, Christina Lark, back row: Mrs. Siemerling, Frank Rivera, Jerry Zuhoskl. Che Dildy. James Olsen. Robert Stewart, Mrs. Hassildine. 73 s o c c E R Varsity This season the Mattituck soccer team had a shaky start but they became quite successful after getting a new coach, Craig Osmer, and a new aggressive style of play. After making the playoffs with a record of 11-6-2 and third in league standings, the team went on to win the class C Suffolk and Long Island championships. After losing only five starting seniors to graduation, Mattituck should again look forward to a contending team. front row: Carlos Tejo. Matt Cottrell. Steve Mylett. George Shirvell. Kilian Garvey. Tom Beebe. Eric Russell. David Wells. Tom Slaga. Scott Russell back row: Coach Osmer. Jay Burkhardt. Dave Rutkoske, John Dabrowski. Fred Haas. Henry Moisa. Peter Sabat. Mark Davis. Gene Kleinsmith. Rick Mickaliger. Keith Locklear 74 J.V. The JV Soccer Team had a very good season this year, posting a fine record of 9- 3 0. Mr. Huey says special recognition should go to the defensive part of the team with three shut-outs and only allowing 14 goals in 12 games. The offense also did a good job with Carl Langhorne scoring 8 goals and Jim Mitchell scoring 11 goals. The scoring was aided by Bob McCaffery s 15 assists. front row: Terence Wood. John Hansen. Michael Grant. Peter Gatz. Bobby McCaffery. Carl Langhorne. Billy Best. Rod Bates. Jim Mitchell. Joe Petraukas back row: Coach Huey. Ken Miesner. Jimmy Burns. Russell Profita. Jeff Starzee. Charlie Boyar. Paul Carpenter. John Mitchell. Tim Janis. Sue Romlein F I E L D H O C K E Y Varsity The varsity field hockey team, after the loss of many seniors, had what is called a rebuilding year. A new forward line challenged fast paced teams from both the North and South Forks. Adjustment was difficult and losses were many. The team finally finished the season with a 1-11 record. High scorer was Anne Cot- trell with a total of five goals. front row: Lisa Tuthill, Tammy Horned, Tracy Boyd. Anne Cottrell, Joanne Zuhoski, Marcia House, Au- drey Kowalesky back row: Mrs. McGlynn. Beth Sled- jeski. Margery Walker, Debbie Ciujko, Patti-Jo Deer- koski, Jennifer Jens, Ann Coughlin, Cathy Hansen lb J.V. This year’s JV field hockey team, not unlike varsity, experienced a rebuilding sea- son. Roger Yoerges replaced Mrs. McGlynn as the coach due to schedule discrepancies. With only six returning players, the team, led by captains Tracy Doubraua and Debbie Steidel, began the season fresh and unex- perienced. By the last game huge improve- ments were made in stick work, passing, and team spirit. In the words of the 1950 Brooklyn Dodgers, “Wait until next year!” front row: Kristin Milius. Bunty Burns. Debbie Steidel. Lisa Bartra, Chris Harty. Yvonne Nicol, Jacqueline Esquirol back row: Mr. Yoerges. Deb- bie Standley, Lily Rosenstreich, Sharon Beebe. Kacy Milner, Stephanie Moore. Tracy Doubrava. Mary Ellen Roslak. F I E L D H O C K E Y 77 c R O s s c o u N T R Y The Cross Country team had a very suc- cessful season this year. They finished second in their league with a record of 4-1 and an overall record of 7-2. The team consisted of seven freshmen, one junior, and four seniors. The only thing that prevented the team from winning the league championship was the loss against Stonybrook. Peter Wilson was the top runner with only one loss. Good luck next year. front row: Dan Coughlin, Peter Wilson, Tom Deans, Dan Corcoran, Mike Mauro, Kelly Ryan, back row: Coach Zaneski, Nell MacDonald, Tom Fitzpatrick, Brian LePre, Tim Sidor, Jim Lee, Tom Gwydir. 78 Varsity The 1981 Girl’s Varsity Tennis team com- piled its best record in team history. The girls had a league leading record of 16-0. Easth- ampton and Westhampton presented the team with its toughest competition. A high point in the season occurred when the girls travelled to Easthampton to defeat that previously unde- feated team. In post season play the girls were seated second in the county; unfortunately they fell short of their mark and lost in the quarterfinals. From an individual standpoint the team had a conference champion, Beth Christy, and two undefeated players, Sharon Tuthill and Lisa Grattan. The team will sadly miss their four seniors: Susan Brauner, Lisa Grattan, Sharon Tuthill, and Michelle Witschi. front row: Beth Christy, Janet Yagle, Ellen Grossenbacher, Sharon Tuthill, back row: Karen Rowehl, Susan Walker, Beth Haas, Michelle Witschi, Susan Brauner. absent: Lisa Grattan. G I R L S’ T E N N I S 79 B O Y S’ B A S K E T B A L L Varsity The Boys '1981-82 Varsity Basketball season was led by returning seniors Tom Gwydir, Jim Lee and Ollie Jemott. The team travelled up state to compete in a Christmas tournament in which they fin- ished third. After returning, the team had a very good season against tough competition such as Southampton and Easthampton. Aside from the seniors on the team there were the juniors, Sam Strickland, Pete Sabat, Keith Locklear, Stan Knight, Mark Davis, Tom Beebe, Kevin Ford, Steve Mylett, and sopho- mores Chris Finnican and John Lee. With many returning players next year, front row: Andy Othen, Sam Strickland, Ollie Jemmott, Peter Sabat, Keith Locklear, Steve Mylett. back row: Kevin Ford, Stanley Knight, Jim Lee, Chris Finnican, Tom Gwydir, Mark Davis, John Lee, Tom Beebe. 80 J.V. This year’s team was a rebuilding team. After the loss of Finnican and Lee to the Varsity team. Coach Christy had to use inexperienced players. But the team played very well. Although they had a losing record, the team was in almost every game. The people coming back as sophomores will be Jim Mitchell. Rod Bates, Steve Zuhoski, Charles Bo- yar, Ren Miesner, Jim Christy, Jim Tren- talange and Brian LePre. front row: Russell Profita, Rodney Bates. Michael Grant, Carl Langhorne. Jimmy Trento- lange. Kenny Miesner, Steve Zuhoski. Jim Mitchell, Jim Christy, back row: Jimmy Burns, Charles Boyar, Chris Bolobanic. Richard Lark. Brian LePre. John Mitchell, Carl Skresec, Mr. Christy. B O Y S’ B A S K E T B A L L 81 G R L S’ B A S K E T B A L L Varsity In the beginning of the 1981-82girls Varsity basketball season the outlook for the team was good. This outlook prevailed for several rea- sons. Many players from last year’s team re- turned this year including the Twin Towers , Pam Coleman and Beth Haas. This duo adds rebounding strength and scoring punch. Other returnees are senior captains Lisa Grattan and Wendy Corwin, also back from last year are Ellen Fitzpatrick and Ellen Grossenbacher. These returnees with the addition of all leaguer Cathy Hubbard and several good J.V. players have made the team a super power in their league. Excellent teamwork is considered bv A A . front row: Teresa Corsi. Ellen Fitzpatrick, Gina Haas, Cathy Hubbard. Lisa Grat- tan. Ellen Grossenbacher. back row: Mr. Case, Lynn Thompson, Wendy Corwin, Susan Walker. Barbara Randall. Beth Haas, Pam Coleman, Carolyn Cook. 82 J.V. The J.V. Girls' Basketball team was under the direction of the new coach, Mr. Grabowski. The team consisted of ten girls from the ninth and tenth grades. The girls had an inexperi- enced team this gear due to the number of sophomores on the Varsity team. However, they managed to be competitors in all of their games this season. G I R L S’ B A S K E T B A L L 83 w R E S T L I N G The 1981-82 season was a good one for the Mattituck High School wrestlers and Coach Nicol. The wrestlers consisted of Bri- an Hildebrandt, Joe Taylor, Matt Valyo, Wayne Hildebrandt, Peter Gatz, Tim Janis, Joe Decker, Mark Ellwood, Frank Meyer, John Bufkins, Mike Pacholik, Jeff Waldvo- gel, Doug Burns, and Scott Russell. A few outstanding wrestlers were Wayne Hilde- brandt, who received most valuable wres- tler at the Christmas tournament and Jeff Waldvogel, who received the title. Athlete of the Week, on February 11. We will miss our departing seniors and hope that the season to come will be as good as this one was. front row: Frank Meyer. Joe Taylor. Brian Hildebrandt. Mike Pacholik. Wayne Hilde- brandt. Peter Gatz. Matt Valyo. back row: John Bufkins. Mark Ellwood. Scott Russell. Joe Decker, Doug Burns. Jeff Waldoogel. Tim Janis. Mr. Nicol. 84 The soccer season turned out to be quite exciting. The team went far with the cheerleaders behind them all the way. A relatively new squad, we pulled ourselves together for a fun and rewarding season. Basketball started off much like the soccer season. Tough games created spirit among the girls and we worked harder then ever to show the team we were behind them. Varsity front row: Lily Chang. Michelle Witschi. Tina Bassi. Jill Rudolph. Michelle Epidy, back row: Mary Talbot. Elena Epidy. Diane Deans. Paula Blados, Ellen Foote. Lydia Lundstedt, Dawn Copius. Mrs. Harty. c H E E R I N G 85 B 0 Y S’ T E N N 1 S RECORD FOR 1981 Mark Ganshaw John Dabrowski Doug Holmes Mark Brush Mike Smith Dave Orlowski Jim Christi; Alan Cardinale Tim Lindblad Tim Tobin Singles Doubles 4-5 1-0 4-2 5-3 3-0 7-4 1-0 8-5 0-3 6-4 3-7 0-2 3-8 0-1 0-0 6-6 0-2 5-5 1-5 2-4 front row: Michael Knight, John Chang, Jim Christy, Mike Smith, back row: Fred Haas, Alan Cardinale, John Dabrowski, David Orlowski, Jim Huelle, Doug Holmes, absent: Tim Linblad, Mark Ganshaw. 86 Varsity The Varsity Baseball team had an overall good season this spring; they came in third place after a long hard season. Keeping the team on top were senior pitchers, Jim Fogarty and Jim Relyea. Also a great asset to the team were all-leaguers Pat Viola and Jay Burkhardt. With many players returning to the team next year, the team should be equally as strong. Andy Othen, Keith Locklear, Jay Burkhardt, Peter Sabat, Pat Viola, absent: Jon Paul, Jim Fogarty, Brian Janis, Bill Kuhn. Rob Luca, Jim Relyea. Jeff Sidor, Doug Walker. B A S E B A L L j.v. The J.V. Baseball team is a learning ex- perience for the players. The team mem- bers gain experience while also having fun. J.V. baseball prepares the boys for Varsity Baseball. front row: Paul Pak, Robert Doroski, Killian Garvey, Robert McCaffery, Frank Meyer, Peter Gatz, Doug Hunter, back row: Michael Wilcenski, Chris Finnican, John Lee, John Mitchell. Peter Brush, Matthew Martin. Mark Elwood. Chris Bolobanic. 87 s o F T B A L L Varsity front row: Ellen Grossenbacher, Lauren Demarest, Pam Coleman, Nancy Tobin second row: Mrs. McGlynn, Missy Reece. Beth Haas. Trica Cullen. Lynn Sidor, back row: Lynn Thompson. Paula Blados. Lisa Grattan. Beth Sledjesti. Katy Martin J.V. The 1981 J.V. Softball team had a success- ful season. With a league record of 9-3, the team was in contention for a championship until the last week of the season when a loss to Westhampton ended those hopes. The high- point of the season was a comeback victory over Shoreham which gave us temporary pos- session of first place. front row: Ellen Fitzpatrick. Terry Thompson. Beth Christy second row: Tina Bassi. Janet Yagele. Lisa Tuthill. Jennifer Yoerges back row: Mr. Underwood. Mary Ellen Roslak, Debbie Steidel. Bunty Burns, Patti-Jo Deerkoski 88 Varsity front row: Gina Haas. Susan Walker. Mary Talbot second row: Mr. Brooks. Beth Christy. Michele Epidy. Cathy Hansen. Lynn Gildersleeve. Kim Kreh. back row: Patty Sanchez. Monica Bailey. Pam Wittmeier. Donna Robinson. Leslie Grattan. Donna Edwards. Cathy Tyler. Elena Epidy Varsity League Champs Once Again The 1981 Volleyball Team won the League 8 Cham- pionships for the second year in a row. The league record was 91. The tucker spikers won their own invita- tional tournament by defeating Port Jefferson, William Floyd, Longwood, Greenport, and East Hampton. Elected by the coaches to the league all stars were Leslie Grattan, Pam Wittmeir, Patty Strickland and Donna Robinson. Kim Kreh was given honorable mention. J.V. Spikers Gain Experience The Junior Varsity Volleyball Team had a great time this year. We learned so much and got a lot of experi- ence. Everyone improved in one way or another and it showed. We started with practically all new players be- cause of promotions to Varsity. The only returning play- ers were Maria Taylor, Ingrid Reunis and Debbie Arm- brust. In the beginning of the season we did not win very much but during the last half of the season we got our act together and won most of our remaining matches. Over all. we had a really exciting season. J.V. front row: Ellen Foote. Lydia Lundstedt. Ingrid Reunis. Anne Cottrell second row: Cherie Bergmann. Sharon Tuthill. Roberta Hurley. Lely Chang. Maria Taylor back row: Mr. Grabowski, Adrianne Funn. Debbie Armbrust. Joanne Simicich. Debbie Shaloey. Tracy Doubrava G O L F Golf front row: Jim Christy, Todd Burlingame, second row: Mr. Hussnatter. Andy Othen. Jim Trentalange, Peter Brush. Doug Hunter. Geoff Grossenbacher, Richard Corazzini, back row: Richard Lark. Mark Brush. Doug Burns. Stanley Knight. B 0 W L 1 N G The Golf Team this season finished very well in the league compared to last year. The starting golfers were Rich Corazzini, Stan Knight, Andy Othen, Mark Brush, Geoff Grossenbacher and Jim Trentalange. Geoff Grossenbacher finished the season with the greatest number of points. The team will miss the graduating seniors Mark Brush, Doug Burns and Geoff Grossenbacher who contributed one hundred percent this season. front row: Eugene Krupski. Jay Posteraro. Mike Smith, back row: Tom Zimnoski. Pat Viola, Henry Moisa, Alan Cardinale, Fred Haas, Mr. Zaneski. Bowling The Bowling Team consisted of Geoff Gros- senbacher, Henry Moisa, Tom Zimnoski, Pat Viola and Alan Cardinale as the starters. Mike Smith, Eugene Krupski, Fred Haas and Jay Posteraro were the relievers. Geoff Grossen- bacher and Pat Viola consistently bowled a 170 average. Henry Moisa and Tom Zimnoski averaged 160 with Alan Cardinale in the 150’s. The relievers averaged in the 140 s. The team had a good chance to finish in the finals. The league was very competitive this year and the opponents were usually at their best when they bowled against the Tuckers. 90 front row: Susan Gabusi. Jennifer Jens. Margery Walker. Eric Russell. Lisa Bartra. second row: Jim LePre. Ollie Jemmott. Scott Parker. Carl Langhorne. Michael Sanchez. Eric Hubbard. Michael Grant. Killian Garvey. Nick Spanos. third row: Mr. Gibbons, Sam Strickland. David Rutkoske. Tom Fitzpatrick. Richard Gwydir. Brett Hamilton. Tim Sidor, Peter Wilson. Kevin Ford. Reginald Funn, Charlie Cartselos. back row: Sean Wood, Bob McCaffery, Tom Beebe, Scott Russell, Thomas Hilton. Paul Jablonski, Chris Broich. Bob Gammon, Peter Distenfeld. The Mattituck Track Team finished the 1981 season in second place in League VIII behind Stony Brook. Despite finishing in sec- ond place, this was one of our strongest teams ever. The team finished in 6th place in the Conference IV Championship Track Meet, our highest place ever. Outstanding performances were turned in during the season by Eric Hub- bard in the triple jump and long jump, Tom Gwydir in the hurdles, Mike Sanchez in the sprints and long jumps, Ollie Jemmott in the high jump, Peter Wilson and Tim Sidor in the distance events and Kevin Ford in the shot put and discus. Special congratulations to Tom Gwydir who set new school records in the hurdle events and Ollie Jemmott who set a school record in the high jump. Eric Hubbard set new school re- cords in the triple jump and long jumps, and converence IV records. He finished third place in the Suffolk County Track Meet which quali- fied him to attend the New York State Champi- onship Track Meet which he placed 9th in. T R A C K 91 If we had the chance to do it all again Tell me, would we? Could we 92 93 J R. H I G H S o c c E R F I E L D H O C K E Y 7th Grade front row: David Albrecht, John Jablonski, Tom McCaffery. Garth Gibbons, John Hussnatter, Jeff Tuthill, Tony DeWall. second row: Mr. Gibbons. George Grattan. John Fogarty. Randy Sigurdson. John Hurley, Billy Klages. David Cushman. Paul Gaydos. Chris Schmitt, back row: David Randall. Scott Doroski. Mike Commins. Glenn Tyler, Jason Robert, Marcello Pak. John Pavlak. 8th Grade front row: Sarah Cottrell, Rebecca Bauer, Susan Maynard, Judy Huelle, Jennifer Wilson. Diane McDermott. Cindy McKasson. back row: Denise MacDonald, Darlene Bakowski, liana Corcoran. Sara Cichanowicz. Amy Walker, Kristen McDowell, Stacie Hanus. Valerie Meyer. Miss Reeve. 8th Grade front row: Rodney Bates. Brad Barker. Robert DiGregorio. second row: Andrew Janis, John Lizewski. David Dickerson, back row: Coach Case, Jim Deerkoski, Bruce Raffe, Brad Neefus. Jack McNulty, John Moore. John Ireland. 7th Grade front row: Nicole Rosenstreich. Monica Corazzini, Joan McKasson, Kim Boyd, Nancy Parkin. Kelly Northridge, Erika Ackermann, back row: Margaret Morgan. Florence Buckingham. Katie Deans. Cathy Christy, Cathy House, Jennifer Kruse, Mrs. Allen, Cindy Friemann. 94 8th Grade front row: Stacy Hanus. Christine Jones. Gina Olmstead. Katie Rey, Tina Burghard. Karen Bergmann. back row: Rochelle Fabb, Lisa Tyler. Valerie Bolobanic. Valerie Meyer. Kristen McDowell. Cindy McKasson. Coach Brooks. 7th Grade front row: Kelly Diamond. Margaret Morgan. Jennifer Kruse. Pam Stellmann. Sue Orr, Gina Giannone, Kelly McManus, Cathy Christy, back row: Karen Neese, Diane Viola. Michelle Wigley. Cathy House. Ginny McCaffery. Diane Krill. Tracy Flurry. Joan McKasson. Lee Steidel. absent: Erika Ackermann. Sue Szczepanik. Florence Buckingham. J R. H I G H V O L L E Y B A L L 95 J R. H I G H B O Y S’ B A S K E T B A L L front row: David Chang, David Dickerson, Glenn Tyler, John Hussnatter. John Jablonski, Kieran Cor- coran, Paul Gaydos, back row: John Moore, Todd Bur- lingame. Jeff Conway, Wayne Okula, Gary Nolan. John Lizew8ki, Tim Anderson. 96 front row: Christine Jones, Valerie Meyer, Sarah Cottrell, Jennifer Wilson, Donna Messina, liana Corcoran, Regina Tangney, back row: Stephanie Jablonski. Stacie Hanus. Susan Maynard, Wendy Zuhoski, Darlene Bakowski. Cindy McKasson, Valerie Bolobanic, Sara Cichanowicz. front row: Gina Giannone, Suzanne Orr, Cathy Christy, Katie Deans. Sondra Angelo, Joanne McNulty, Nicki Rosenstreich. Kim Boyd, Kelly Diamond, back row: Lee Steidel, Tracy Flurry, Monica Corazzini, Florence Buckingham. Sigrid Tejo. Cathy House. Nancy Parkin. Aileen Finger, Jennifer Kruse. Margaret Mor- gan. Kelly Northridge, Lorraine Zolner, Karen Neese. ■I 97 J R. H I G H W R E S T L I N G • C H E E R I N G Wrestling front row: Dave Zaveski, Jeffrey Tuthill, Brian Hilde- brandt, Tom McCaffery, Tony DeWall, Rodney Spear- mon, second row: Christopher Yoerges. Chris Decker, Dave Tuthill, Tommy Kuhn, Andy Janis, back row: Brian Williams, Paul Kettrick, Mike Cummins, John Posterero. Bill Bufkins, John Robinson, Mr. Yoerges. Cheering front row: Tina Smith. Sondra Angelo, Diane McDer- mott. second row: Cindy Friemann, Kim Boyd, back row: Lisa Fletcher. Rochelle Fabb. Michelle Smiley. Jennifer Wilson. Judy Huelle. J R front row: John McNulty, David Tuthill, Kelly Ryan. Marie Drake, second row: Dan Corcoran. Ellen Shir- veil, Lilian Rosenstriech, Yvonne Nicol. Jenny Wilson, back row: Dan Coughlin, Chris Decker. Terence Wood. David Rutkoske. Mr. Nicol. H I G H T R A C K 99 J R. H I G H B A S E B A L L 8th Grade first row: Jim Mitchell. Ron Mueller. Rodney Bates. John Hansen. Ken Miesner. back row: Mr. Zaneski, Mike Mauro, Charles Boyar. Ned Taborsky, Carl Skrezec. Brian LePre, Neil McDonald. 7th Grade first row: John Brooks, Brad Barker. Robby DiGregorio, David Chang. Kevin Wells, back row: David Dickerson, John Moore. Bruce Raffee. Bruce Hendry, John Posteraro, Coach Dreis. 100 8th Grade first row: Carin Reeve. Donna Heinz. Katy Kleinsmith. Jacqueline Doroski. Amy Reece. Denise Cardinale, back row: Heidi Witschi. Tammy Homed. Sharen Beebe. Jeanne Tyler. Elaine Haas. 7th Grade first row: Valerie Meyer. Cindy McKasson, Katie Rey. liana Corcoran, Rochelle Fabb, Lisa Tyler, Kim Standley. back row: Julia Kavanagh. Stephanie Jablonski, Donna Kowalesky. Tina Smith, Amelia Corsi, Valerie Bolobanic. Carolyn Gabusi. Regina Tangney, Sara Cichanowicz. j R. H I G H S o F T B A L L 101 103 s T U D E N T C O Freshmen front row: Sharon Trainor, Tammy Horned. Amy Reece, Katie Kleinsmith. back row: Renee Chituk, Heidi Witschi. Eileen Sheehan, Dan Corcoran, Charles Boyar, Neil MacDonald, Bill McCullough. Sophomores front row: Patty Rudolph. Jenny Yoerges. Rich Corrazini. Michael Knight, back row: John Lee. Susan Walker. Marty Borkowski. Jimmy Burns. Juniors front row: Danny Urist, Kacy Milner. David Ortowski, Anne Cottrell, back row: Jim Huelle, Ellen Foote, Joanne Zuhoski, Peter Wilson. Doug Hunter, Karen Rowehl. Keith Locklear. Seniors front row: Jill Rudolph, Lisa Grattan, Ann Coughlin, Michelle Witschi. back row: Rick Mickaliger. Katy Martin. Carlos Tejo. 104 Cabinet front row: Beth Christy. Cathy Hansen. Sharon Tuthill. Gina Haas, back row: Jay Burkhardt. Killian Garvey. Brian Cameron. Officers Scott Russell. Lynn Gildersleeve. Michele Epidy. Tom Fitzpatrick. s T U D E N T C O The Student Council is a governing body which is elected by the students of the school. They are con- cerned with the needs of the student body, and are an essential element of high school life. One major event that the Student Council planned was the win- ter semi-formal Ice Castles. It was a great success, and hopefully this dance will become a school tradi- tion. Other activities that the Student Council planned were the Friday the 13th dance and the Ding-a-ling duos. The Council trys to reflect the inter- est of the Student Body in preparing activities while practicing the procedures of Parliamentary rule. u N C I L 105 H O N O R S 0 c 1 E T Y The Honor Society is a national organi- zation which consists of students who pos- sess the characteristics of leadership, schol- arship, character and service. Both Juniors and Seniors are included in the Honor Soci- ety, and this pear our chapter has 28 mem- bers. Some of our activities this pear includ- ed selling candp canes for Christmas, adopting a familp, having a bake sale, and collecting donations for the CAST pro- gram. front row: Susan Brauner, Carlos Tejo, Mary Lou Gorman, Wendy Corwin, Michelle Witschi, Denise Fest, second row: Debbie Czujko, Jill Rudolph, Michelle Epidy, Sharon Tuthill, Patty Kober, Lisa Grattan, Cathy Hansen, Ann Coughlin, Mrs. Wines, back row: Gary Grossenbacher, Mark Brush, Don McCullough, Matt Cottrell, Brian Cameron, Tim Sidor, Tom Fitzpatrick, Geoff Grossenbacher. Tom Gwydir. Scott Russell, David Rutkoske, Tom Slaga, absent: Claire Seiferth, Elena Epidy. 106 The Mattituck Unit of the Naval Junior ROTC program consists of approximately 20 cadets. Some objectives of ROTC are knowl- edge, patriotism, school spirit and self-disci- pline. ROTC prepares the cadets for a career in Navy, but also the cadets gain experience and personal satisfaction. N J R O T C front row: Richard Swiatocha. Debbie Standley, Debbie Armbrust, Mike Grant, Todd Gets, Maryellen Anderson, Chief Petty Officer Sum wait, second row: Brian LePre, Brett Hamilton, Tom Kuhn, Lisa Nine, Joe Taylor, Elias Grant, Mike Knight. Chris Bolobanic, back row: Matthew Martin. Joe Decker, Mike Miller, George Shirvell, Mike Rutkoske, Tom Hilton, Frank Meyer. , r -•■It, _ • 107 p H O T O C L U B H O M E E C C L U B Photo Club Home Ec. Club front row: Kelly Northrldge. Marie Drake, Sue Orr, second row: Diane Viola, Nancy Parkin, Lin Woodhull, Joanle McKasson. Jennifer Stellman, Brian Phillips, back row: Mrs. Northrldge, Michelle Wigley, Sigrld Tejo, Denise MacDonald, Lorraine Zolner, Susan Szczepanlk, Pam Stellman, Bobby Larson, absent: Scott Rakowlcz. front row: Dawn Copius, Rich Corazzini, Mr. Comotto, Ricky Mickaliger, back row: Eric Russell, Geoff Grossenbacher, Lauren Praus, Tom Curran, Charlie Silleck, Todd Johnson, Patrick Viola. The Photo Club introduces students to the concepts of black and white photography. Students take pictures and learn how to develop the negatives and print the photographs. The Photo Club is not only a learning experience but it also provides students with a rewarding hobby. The Home Ec Club teaches students the basics of cooking and serving meals. Students prepare the dishes and then sample the food. Not only is the Home Ec Club educational but it is also a fun and exciting experience. 108 The Health Service Squad consists of high school students who are responsible for collecting attendance cards, delivering absentee lists and delivering messages. The students also assist Mrs. Dickerson, Mrs. Bakowski and Mrs. Harren whenever it is necessary. Health Service Squad front row: Patti-Jo Deerkoski, Lisa Booker. Mary Murphy. Patty Rudolph. Audra Kujawski, Kim Wahlers. Denise Cardinale. Todd Dawson, back row: Mrs. Harren, Mrs. Bakowski, Denise Alec, Donna Viola, Deborah Loper, Pam Stellman. Sue Orr, Diane Viola, Maryellen Anderson. Mrs. Dickerson. Office Service Squad front row: Mary Talbot. Eric Hubbard. Katy Martin. Beth Haas, second row: Audra Kujawski. Dianne deBruyn, Laura Jarzabkowski. Cathy Steigerwald. Jill Rudolph. Sharen Beebe, back row: Mr. Pavlak. Caroll Oman, Jennifer Yoerges. Donna Kowalesky. Lynn GiIdersleeve. Missy Glogg. The Office Service Squad consists of high school students. The squad’s responsibilities include helping to staff the offices of the school and to help teachers type and reproduce material. Using the xerox machines and typewriters help to prepare students for future business related jobs. H E A L T H S E R V I C E 0 F F 1 C E S E R V I C E 109 no Ill The Prom That Almost Wasn't . . . p R o M All dressed up and nowhere to go. That could have been the theme of the 1981 junior prom at 9 a.m. on Friday, May 15, the day of the prom. Junior class advisor, Frank Kujawski, learned that the Mattituck Manor, where the prom was to be held was locked up tight. The manager of the hall had been evicted by the owner because he had failed to pay $15,000 in rent. But what about the prom? The juniors had paid $35 a couple, rented tuxedos, raised $750 for a band and spent $250 on flowers for the king and queen. And on Friday morning, there was no Manor for the prom. So Mr. Kujawski called William Brasby, the owner of Brasby’s Restau- rant in Aquebogue, who agreed to house the event. In spite of the confusion caused by the last minute change of location, the junior prom was a success. Brasby s Restaurant outdid themselves in catering the event, and there are many happy memories for all who attended the 1981 junior prom. Compiled from Suffolk Times and Newsday. front row: Leigh-Anne Hughes, Claire Seiferth (queen), Jill Rudolph, back row: Fred Haas. Jimmy Lee, Jeff Waldvogel (king), Tom Gwydir, Scott Russell. 112 113 F R E N C H C L U B G E R M A N C L U B French Club front row: Kevin Wells. Jack McNulty. Brian Rowe, Robert Phillips. Elizabeth Sieczka, Laurie Gammon, second row: Kathleen Reilly. Wendy Wells. Suzanne Daly. Donna Heinz, Katie Kleinsmith, Mary Murphy. Cheryl Rutkowski, Joan Nine. Lynn Norton. Karen Parken. Sophie Hopkins. Mrs. Bohn, back row: Paul Pak. Gary Grossenbacher. Gina Olmstead. Cynthia McDowell. Chris Harty. John Hansen. Michelle Epidy. Michael Rutkoske. Karen Praus. Suzy Gabusi. Amy Frost. Stephanie Gullatt, Debbie Shalvey. The main event this year. Noel a New York, is a trip we look forward to every year. We enjoyed lunch at La Crepe and Radio City Music Hall. The popular event was our trip to Hofstra's French Theater which provided a vocabulary lesson that we quickly learned. We also sold French candy which is an effective way for us to earn money for our planned trip to France. The German Club enlivens the study of German because it provides opportunities for many enjoyable features of language study. The pro- grams of the club vary. This year saw the completion of a three-year fundraising drive: A study trip to Germany for 28 students, and a student exchange with Germany for six students. Other major events included a trip to the German Candy Man in Orient, a German Banquet and induction into the National German Honor Society (Delta Epsilon Phi), and 45 students singing Christmas carols in German in our commu- nities. German Club front row: Cindy McKasson, Denise McDonald. Cindy Stepnoski, Kelly Langan. Amy Grigonis, Michelle Smiley, Laurie Grigonis, Tina Burghard. Karen Bergmann, Michael Dickson. Peter Heard. Rochelle Fabb, Sarah Cottrell. Brad Barker. Stephen Boyd, John Brooks. Bobby Larsen. Jeff Kaminski, David Chang. David Dickerson, Robby DiGregorio, second row: Tina Smith. Diane McDermott, Donna Messina. Marie Drake. Beth Schwarz, Cheryl Fiore. Maryellen Roslak, Jimmy Deerkoski, Tom Deans. Jim Christy. John Langan. Todd Burlingam. Jen Stellman. Pam Saunders, Jeanne Tyler, Mrs. Gibbons, back row: Geoff Grossenbacher. Mat Martin, Russell Profita. John Lee, Rich Corazzini, John Hanus, Richard Lark, Cathy Maginn. Chrissy Conway. Elizabeth Mickaleko. Gary Grossenbacher. Lisa Nine, Barbara Kaminski. Dan Corcoran. Dan Fest, Sara Cichanowicz, Marc Eric Proferes. Christina Williams. 114 The Volleyball Club is a new organization formed this year. The club consists of approximately twenty boys who are interested in Volleyball. The boys learn the rules of the game and they also play volleyball. The club hopes to expand its membership in future years. Volleyball Club first row: David Wells. Victor Fitzpatrick. Killian Garvey, Michael Pacholik, Tim Lindblad. back row: Jim Huelle. Eric Russell. Gene Kleinsmith. Matt Nemschick. Matt Cottrell. Mr. Brooks. v o L L E Y B A L L C L U B Wrestling Club first row: Denise Cardinale. April Angelo, Maria Taylor, Terry Thompson, Joanne Zuhoski, Jackie Esquirol. second row: Pam Nine. Yvonne Nicol, Sue Romlein, Kristin Milius, Lili Rosenstreich. The Wrestling Club consists of high school girls. This group supports the Wrestling team in many ways. They help in scoring and timing the Wrestling notches. The girls also sell refreshments during matches. The Wrestling Club 's help and support has boosted the spirit of the Wrestling team. W R E S T L I N G C L U B us s u B s T A N C E A B U S E The Substance Abuse Class led by Mr. Christy and Mr. Underwood, is made up of juniors and seniors. One of the main purposes of the class is to learn as much about drugs as possible so that they can teach this to the ele- mentary grades. The class has had many guest lecturers to help prepare them for this. In March the class will be hosting a Snowball which will be a retreat on Shelter Island for teens to learn more about themselves and oth- ers. The future goals of the class include spreading their information among their peers and community. front row: Scott Russell, Sharon Tuthill, Lisa Grattan, Susan Brauner, Michelle Witschi. Kerry Sheehan, second row: Gina Haas. Beth Christy. Becky Woodhull, Joanne Zuhoski, Anne Cottrell, Lydia Lundstedt. Ellen Foote. Jill Rudolph, back row: Mr. Christy, David Orlowski, Tom Fitzpatrick. Peter Wilson, Andy Othen, Tom Beebe, Peter Sabat, Mr. Underwood. 116 s The Mattituck High School Band consists of students in grades 9-12. The instruments range from woodwinds to brass. The band per- forms contemporary music, marches and clas- sical music. The band sold flower bulbs and spices in order to gain funds for the band trip. The band performs in concerts and also marches in the Memorial Day Parade. front row: Karen Parkin, Joan Nine. Debbie Steidei. Dorinna Suglia, Samantha Gans, Barbara Kaminsky, second row: James Christy. Elizabeth Sieczka. James Mitchell. Denise Fest. Laurie Scheer, Barbara Randall. Debbie Dickerson. Debbie Shalvey. third row: Mr. Lester. Marcia House. Annie McMann, Suzanne Burns. Heidi Witschi. Renee Dabrowskl. Lynn Norton. Tammy Horned. Russell Profita. Brian Taylor, fourth row: Daniel Fest. Richard Rayburn. Jerry Poole. Wendy Corwin. James Burns. Susan Fisher, Jay Posteraro. Pam Coleman. Thomas Zimnoskl, back row: Tom Snyder. Mark Ellwood. Doug Burns. Herb Fisher. Keith Locklear. Beth Anne Meyer. R. B A N D 117 s T A G E B A N D C H O R U S Stage Band front row: Laurie Scheer, Richard Rayburn. Denise Fest, Barbara Randall. Susan Fisher, second row: Doug Burns. Jim Burns. Matthew Valyo. Wendy Corwin. Tammy Harned, Renee Dabrowski. Renee Chituk, back row: Tom Snyder. Jay Posteraro. Pam Coleman. Dan Fest. Gerry Poole. Mr. Lester. Chorus front row: Janet Dudek, Jeanne Tiller, Amy Jersey. Katy Kleinsmith. Laurie Scheer, Lynn Norton, Sandra Snyder. Mr. Verity, second row: Adrianne Funn, Yvonne Nicol, Sophie Chute, Maryellen Anderson, Debra Feaker, Suzanne Daly, Rich Rayburn, back row: Stephanie Gullatt, Lisa Tuthill, Donna Viola, Eileen Sheehan, Mark Ellwood. Marc Proferes. Doug Burns, Matt Valyo. The High School Stage Band is a jazz-rock ensemble consisting of approximately 15 members. The instruments used in the band include saxophones, trumpets, trombones and a rhythm section. Some events that the Stage Band played at were the Strawberry Festival, Pops Concert, Christmas Concert, and they performed a concert for the Senior Citizens of Mattituck and Southold. The Senior High Chorus performed in four concerts during the school year, The Holiday Concert, Pops Concert, Music In Our Schools Week, and Spring Concert. The Chorus also participated in the North Fork Festival Chorus, a group of the best high school voices on the North Fork. One chorus member, Susan Cabusi, performed in the 1981 Area All-State Chorus. Many chorus members went on to prepare vocal solos to be adjudicated and rated by the New York State School Music Association. 118 Math League front row: Marcia House. Joan Nine. Bunty Burns. Tracy Boyd. Mr. Deerkoski. Amy Frost. Sue Gabusi. Patty Sacker. second row: John Hansen. Ray Nine. Paul Pak. Dorinna Suglia. Debbie Shalvey. Karen Rowehl. Carlos Tejo. John Hanus. Danny Urist. front row: Tracey Doubrava. Lynn Gildersleeve. Janet Yagle, Ellen Foote. Joanne Zuhoski. Jackie Esquirol. Tina Bassi. Tracy Boyd. Debbie Steidel. second row: Mary Lou Gorman. Christine Harty. Mary Murphy. Cathy Hansen. Anne Coughlin. Jill Rudolph. Lisa Grattan. Marcia House. Bunty Burns. Donna Heinz, back row: Mrs. McGlynn. Sharon Tuthill. Debbie Czujko. Beth Haas. Lydia Lunstedt. Wendy Friemann. Kacy Milner. Mary Talbot. Ellen Fitzpatrick. Girls’ Leaders The Atlantic Pacific Mathematics League is a national organization whose purpose is to encourage problem solving activities and help iden- tify mathematically-talented students. Our team consists of students in grades 10-12. This year there are approximately 20 members. There are six contests held during the school year. Each contest consists of six challenging mathematics questions. The top ten scores for each contest are combined for a total team score. Schools with the highest scores are declared national, state. or county winners. The Girls Leaders Corps is a National Organization that consists of girls in grades 9-12. A girl has to meet several criterias in order to be in Girls Leaders; a girl must pass a physical fitness test, obtain three recommendations from faculty members and maintain a certain aver- age. M A T H L E A G U E G I R L S’ L E A D E R S 119 £ X P R E S S I o N First Place Painting Drawing Tracy Boyd p R I Z E S Second Place - Poetry Why won’t anyone talk to me? Why won’t they be my friend? I thought school would be a beginning, but it’s just another dead end. I really am not different. I really am the same. It’s not my fault I’m like this, I’m not the one to blame. I was the victim of a car. It didn’t even stop. It ran me down and left me there, there on the pavement top. The scar is only part of it. I’m lucky to be alive. The doctors didn’t think I’d make it, but somehow I survived. So please listen to me. Its your friendship that I seek. I don’t want to be a favorite. But don’t treat me like a freak. So please don't leave me lonely I want to join the game. Don’t you understand, behind this mask . . . I'm just the same. by Dorinna Suglia First Place - Poetry One night in the life of a table I sat in dark and silence, waiting for her to return I’ve seen her hurt so often, and I wish that she would learn The man she loves is vicious, but she’s stayed with him for years And the language that he uses, makes me want to close my ears And though I want to tell her, all those things I’ve heard him say I know she couldn't hear me, even if there was a way I know he doesn’t love her, but I only wish she knew And I’ve really grown to hate him, for the things he’s put her thru And when she finally came back home, she slammed and kicked the door And judging from her actions, she was hurt more than before Her tiny fists were pounding on my face so smooth and bright She threw her head upon me, and with me she spent the night And as she cried, I trembled, as the tears from her eyes fell I couldn’t feel the pain in her, yet I knew it must be hell And though I felt so useless, cause I couldn’t say a word I listened to her speaking, and it sounded so absurd She said that it was over, and that she would take her life So she went into the cabinet, and withdrew a deadly knife She put the blade upon her wrist, and slit it as she cried She watched her blood flow over me, and layed there till she died And knowing I’d be lonely, cause I lost my only friend Inside of me felt happy, cause she’d never hurt again. by Debby Smith First Place - 3-D Michael Dickson 120 First Place - Graphics Kathy Hubbard Third Place - Poetry As the leaves dismounted She stood reflecting Fifteen years ago — The nightmares, anguish, pain knelling down, she stroked the jagged inscription fingertips shivering as they touched the word Mother She stood again She quickly turned and buried the past by Jennifer Jens Fourth Place - Poetry Dusty, emerald clouds splash Venice with soft, muted colors. Fluttering streaks of golden feathers float lazily to a Renaissance city sculptured in marble and ivory. Diamond and sapphire eyes glisten against a sea Salted with gondolas, The sky is laden with irridescent, dripping petals, and the jewels of fantasy sparkle on by Debbie Steidel First Place - Photography Charlie Cartselos E X P R E S S I 0 N P R 1 Z E S 121 E X P R E S S I o N This years Expression staff, led by editor Amy Frost, is anticipating an innovative 1982 literary magazine. A large amount of entries made it possible to selectively choose the po- ems, prose and artwork displayed in Expres- sion. As a result of the numerous submissions, we are certain of a top-rate Expression maga- zine. We believe that Expression is an impor- tant addition to our school because it provides students with the opportunity to display their talents. front row: Linda Parkin, Marcia House, Susan Gabusi, Dorinna Suglia. Amy Frost, Tracy Boyd, Cathy Steigerwald, Gina Glannone, Nancy Parkin, back row: Madi Whistler, Nancy Reynolds, Debbie Standley, Debbie Steidel, Bunty Burns, Barbara Randall, Beth Anne Meyer, Lydia Lundstedt, Lisa deBruyn, Susan Caraftis, John Brooks, Mrs. Dunne. 122 Co-editors: Janet Yagle and Tracey Doubraua Business Manager: Debbie Steidel Photographers: Rich Corazzini, Young Jon Park, Marty Borkowski This year Mattitalk experienced a change in format. Mr. Gibbons replaced Mr. Phillips as aduisor, and Janet Yagle and Tracey Doubraua became the new co-editors. The large staff worked hard to produce monthly issues deal- ing with important student topics. This year s newspaper provided everyone with informa- tion and enjoyment. front row: Ellen Fogarty, Kristen Mllius, Debbie Steidel, Tracy Boyd, Joanne Zuhoskl, Tina Bassi, Donna Heinz, Denise Cardinale, Missy Glogg, second row: Pam Melln, Dorinna Suglia. Marcia House, Bunty Burns, Stephanie Moore, Janet Yagle, Tracey Doubraua, Amy Reece, Lisa deBruyn. Danny Fest, back row: Beth Anne Meyer, Karen Rowehl, Carlos Tejo, Don McCullough, Paula Blados, Teresa Lessard, Beth Haas, Mr. Gibbons, Lydia Lundstedt, Ellen Foote. Pam Coleman, Debbie Standley, Renee Dabrowski, Heidi Witschi, Jim Christy. M A T T I T A L K 123 R E F L E C T O R Co-Editors: Mary Lou Gorman and Patty Kober Art Editor: Margery Walker Photography Editor: Rich Corazzini Business Editors: Tracy Boyd and Joan Nine This year the yearbook staff operated under the coeditorship of Patty Kober and Mary Lou Gorman. The staff was very busy with the lay- out of the book, taking pictures, cropping pic- tures, advertising and finally selling the book. There has been much effort to make deadlines on time but we succeeded. We have tried our best to create a super yearbook, and we hope that everyone enjoys the Reflector of 1982. front row: Jimmy Christy, Tom Deans, Danny Fest, Patty Kober, Mary Lou Gorman, Michael Dickson, Dan Corcoran, second row: Mrs. Smith, Marty Borkowskl, Rich Corazzini. Tracy Boyd, Debbie Steidel, Bunty Burns, Joan Nine, Wendy Corwin, Mr. Cortese, back row: Peter Sabat, Andy Othen, George Shirvell. Keith Locklear, Dorinna Suglia, Beth Ann Meyer, Marcia House. 124 Stage Crew front row: Marty Borkowski. Robert Doroski. Rick Mickaliger, second row: John Jacklevic, Mike Rutkoske, Steve Zuhoski, Gene Chituk, Eric Russell, David Rutkoske, Mr. Reilly, back row: Glen Grathwohl, Alan Cardinale, Kenneth Chituk. Thomas Beebe. The Stage Crew consists of boys who do all of the stage work. They help to prepare the props and they also do the lighting and sound systems. The boys work on such school productions as the play, Variety Show, concerts, and all other productions. s T A G E C R E W front row: Kristin Milius, Tina Bassi, Wendy Corwin, Mary Lou Gorman, Ellen Foote, Mary Talbot, Lynn Gildersleeve, Joann Zuhoski, Jenny Yoerges, Mary Murphy, Patty Rudolph, Renee Chituk, Renee Dabrowski, Heidi Witschi, second row: Marianna Glogg, Michael Hussnatter, Michelle Witschi. Michael Knight. John Hansen, Lisa Tuthill, Stephanie Moore, Beth Sledjeski, Tracy Doubrava, Janet Yagle, Geoff Grossenbacher. Katy Martin, Ingrid Reunis, Gary Grossenbacher, Samantha Gans, Donna Heinz, back row: Mr. Yoerges. Matt Cottrell, Christopher Ghimiray, Charles Boyar, Neil McDonald. Carlos Tejo. Karen Rowehl, Barbara Randall. Andy Othen. Chrissy Conway. Bill McCullough. George Shirvell. Marino Muzinic, Stan Knight. Don McCullough. Gene Kleinsmith. Chris DeMaula, Debbie Czujko. Rick Mickaliger. David Rutkoske. Kacy Milner. Wendy Friemann. Lydia Lundstedt, Jim Huelle, Rich Corazzini. The Ski Club consists of students who enjoy skiing. This year during the February vacation the club spent three days at Killington and Stowe. s K I C L U B 125 MATTITUCK HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS: Frida Saturday April 10 $11; 1981 126 s c H O O L S T O R E The school store is a fairly new addition to our school. Mr. Zaneski is in charge of approxi- mately ten students who run the store during different periods of the day. The store supplies items such as notebooks, writing utensils, can- dy etc. front row: Angelique Mayol, Dianne Deans. Sophie Chute. Sharon Bajek Kim Wohlers, back row: John Zaleski. Jeff Waldvogel. Tom Curran. Lauren Praus Ann Couglin, Liz Detrick. 128 But it’s the laughter We will remember Whenever we remember The u;ay we were. 129 J R. H I G H B A N D Band front row: Kim Standley, Lisa Fletcher. Lara Grigonis. Andrea Urist, Angeliki Savopoulos. Valerie Meyer, second row: Joanne McNulty, Mia Dank. Pam Stellman. Cathy Christy. Cindy Friemann. Susan Orr, Sophie Hopkins. Margaret Morgan, third row: James Krupski. David Albrecht, Kim Boyd, Monica Corazzini, Cheryl Schriefer, David Dickerson, George Grattan, Chris Yoerges. Joan McKasson, Karen Neese, Randall Sigurdson, fourth row: Mr. Lester, Cindy McKasson. Kevin Wells. Gary Sidor, Cindy Stepnowsky, Lisa Tyler. Rochelle Fabb. Christine Jones. Stephanie Jablonski, Scott Baldwin. Hank Rienecker. liana Corcoran, back row: Christian Lepore, Lin Woodhull. John Brooks. David Tuthill, John Posteraro, Karl Raacke, Lee Steidel, Nicole Rosenstreich, Kieran Corcoran, Harvey Bagshaw, Nancy Parkin, Marsha Baldwin. Stage Band front row: Jim Krupski. Susan Fisher, David Albrecht. David Dickerson. Chris Yoerges. George Grattan, second row: Harvey Bagshaw. liana Corcoran, Scott Baldwin. Christian Lepore, Nicole Rosenstreich, Lee Steidel. back row: Marsha Baldwin, Stephanie Jablonski, Rochelle Fabb. John Posteraro. Carl Raacke, John Brooks. C H O R U S Chorus front row: Kelly McManus, Laurie Scholl, Stephanie Lutz, Cheryl Rutkowski, Ruth Monk, Kelly Diamond, Amy Grigonis, Kelly Langan, Katie Deans. Danielle Fiore. Melissa DiSilvia, Sondra Angelo, John Hussnatter, Paul Gaydos, Jeff Tuthill. second row: Kelly Northridge. Bonnie Navarra. Lydia Lajda, Monica Mealy, Michelle Smiley, Jamie Eissler, Judy Huelle, Dana Loviglio, Tracy Flurry, Carolyn Gabusi. Diana Viola, Kim Zahra. Gina Giannone. Scott Rakowicz, Marcello Pak, William Klages, Wayne Okula, third row: Virginia McCaffery, Dawn Pettus, Diane McDermott. Tina Smith. Donna Messina, Susan Maynard. Wendy Wells. Cathy House. Karen Bergmann, Janet Young, Wendy Worthington, Sarah Cottrell, Julie Kavanagh. Dianna Krill, Charlotte Grata, Paul Mauro, back row: Gina Olmsted. Michelle Wigley, Linda Parkin. Katie Rey, Jennifer Wilson, Florence Buckingham, Darlene Bakowski, Sara Cichanowicz. Kyle McCaskie. Brian Rowe. Jason Roberts. Drew Dean, Bruce Raffe, Todd Cibulski. Bill Bufkins, Mr. Verity. 130 8th Gr. Planning Board front row: Christina Smith, Jennifer Wilson, Judy Huelle, liana Corcoran, Stephanie Jablonski. back row: Mr. Underwood, John Lizewski, John Posteraro. David Dickerson. 7th Gr. Planning Board front row: Joanne McNulty. Kim Boyd. Cindy Friemann, John Goodwin, back row: Lee Steidel, Mr. Cortese, Georgt Grattan. J R. H I G H P L A N N I N G B O A R D Mathletes front row: Mrs. Allen, Lin Woodhull, Cathy Christy. Joanne McNulty. Nicki Rosenstreich, Stephanie Lutz. Angela Savapoulos. Margaret Morgan, second row: Marcello Pak. Alex Zuhoski. Kieran Corcoran, Jimmy Krupski. David Dickerson. Jimmy Christy. John Brooks. Todd Burlingame, back row: Mike Corcoran, absent: Erika Ackermann. Ellen Shirvell. John Robinson. Blaine Raffe. Bill McCullough. M A T H L E T E S 131 132 133 s T A F F Harry Charkow Sr. Custodian Paul Demchuk Custodian Chris Doroski Custodian Theodore Doroski Custodian Patricia Gildersleeve Library Aide Victor Grabowski Custodian 134 Constance Kreshon Monitor Karen Land Library Aide Elizabeth MacNish Rosemary Steigerwald Teachers Aide Custodian Elizabeth Tyler Gerald Wells Ann Williams Teachers Aide Custodian Classroom Helper 135 136 Congratulations Class of 1982 Mattituck-Cutchogue Friends of the School 137 €rtic Estate Agents, Jnc. Selic Realtors ROBERT A. CELIC, President • RESIDENTIALS • INVESTMENT • ESTATE APPRAISALS • WATERFRONT • FARMS SALES AND RENTALS FROM CALVERTON TO ORIENT “FAST ’N FRIENDLY SERVICE!” CAMEO CARD AND GIFT Keyfood Shopping Center Main Rd., Cutchogue Cards — Gifts — Stationery School Supplies 734-9071 RULAND ELECTRIC CO. FRED W. KAELIN INC. General Insurance Main Street Cutchogue, New York 516-734-6511 Westphalia Rd. Mattituck 298-8176 138 Compliments Of __ JT je c7 ™ Bank Trust Co. 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N Y 11050 516-765-3663 Excavating Grading 298-8828 Blue Stone Top Soil Stone Dust Loam Fill Mattituck Compliments of THE COFFEE POT Office Phone: 727-2594 Residence Phones: 765-1252 298-4222 722-4364 765-5735 Service is Fine When You Call Nine RAYMOND F. NINE SAND GRAVEL 149 New Cars Financing O.K. Used Cars Leasing O.K. Used Trucks KINNEY CHEVROLET-OLDS Route 25 East Riverhead 727-1100 765-3232 ALBERTSON MARINE Main Road Southoid Mercury Outboard Motors Compliments of MATTITUCK SANITATION Charles Witzke Best of Luck Jountain Xct Gv fcarr� S’tov-CP Main Rd. Mattituck, N.Y. DAN FOGARTY FOGARTY ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION Sound Ave. Mattituck GATZ LANDSCAPING INC. 24 Homemade Flavors 1800 Sound Ave. Mattituck, N.Y. 150 Congratulations to the young men and women of the Class of 1982 BRASBY’S Restaurant and Catering Aquebogue 722-3602 Riverhead South Shore 727-2124 KREIGER WELL PUMP CORP Well Drilling Water Systems and Supplies Main Road Mattituck Robert G. 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Swahn, inc, ===== INSURANCE =■!■ = AUTO • LIFE • BOAT • HOME • CYCLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 24-HOUR BLOCK ICE AND CUBES SERVICE WILLISTON’S BEVERAGE DISCOUNT CENTER, INC. YOUR BEVERAGE KING CENTER TELEPHONE: 298-8971 298-9114 MAIN RD., MATTITUCK L.I., N.Y. 11952 310 EAST MAIN STREET (516) 727-2021 RIVERHEAD. N.Y. 11901 C. P. TUTHILL Compliments of K. G. BROWN Mattituck, N.Y. Main Street Cutchogue 734-6779 nc. WHITEELNA DEALERSHIP WA VERL Y DECORA TOR FABRICS FINE FABRICS SEWING MACHINES SALES A SERVICE LOVE LANE MATTITUCK, N.Y. 11932 316-298-4583 FRED A DOT YOERGES 154 ELEVEn ■ 7-ELEVEN FOOD STORES West Cutchogue Rte. 25 Office DONALD S. LANGAN 734-9092 Owner THE SUFFOLK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK tjloffmem FARM SEEDS ROBERT G. ROWEHL mm m 3075 Oregon Rd. - Mattituck, N.Y. 11952 Phone-516 298-8262 6 W. Second St. Riverhead, N.Y. Full Service Banking With The Local “Hometown” Touch A. H. HOFFMAN SEEDS, Inc., LANDISVILLE (Lancaster Co.; Pa. 17538 Wading River Hampton Bays Westhampton Beach Rt. 58 Riverhead Member F.D. I.C. 155 SOUTHOLD TOWN POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION Peconic 11958 (516) 298-8926 NORTH FORK MARKET-DELI Catering Homemade Salads Delicious Sandwiches Heroes Main Rd. Mattituck Ray Joan Pluschan BRIDEN MACHINE CORPORATION Westphalia Rd. Mattituck, N.Y. 156 SOUTHOLD QUARRY INC. Ceramic Tile Supplies Installations Worth Rd. Southold 7651909 MATTITUCK GARDEN SHOP FLORIST Main Road at Blinker Congratulations Class of 1982! McCABF-S Flowers for all occasions We deliver. 298-5840 727-4310 Serving Suffolk’s Offices, Schools Churches Since 1901 221 E. Main St. Riverhead REO CROSS IS S COSBIES FLORSHEIM STRIOE RITE | “fcicAeinct SAsed ’ 37 EAST MAIN ST. RIVERHEAD 727 2666 43 MAIN ST. SOUTHAMPTON 283 2669 NIKE THE WORK HORSE WORK CLOTHES ACCESSORIES 407 MAIN STREET P.O. BOX 146 477-2082 GREENPORT, N.Y. 11944 Toys • Games • Books • Clothing are at Tic Tac Toys ‘The Children's Gift Shop’ We Gift Wrap! Open Monday thru Saturday 9 a.ra. - 5 p.m. Love Lane, Mattituck, N.Y. (516) 298-5005 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 MATTITUCK LAUNDROMAT Mattituck 298-4280 157 298-5933 tax[its, c futo HBody One. HARVEY BAGSHAW RTE. 25, MATTITUCK, NY 11952 (516) 298-4747 Brisotti Silkworth, Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE MATTITUCK. N.Y. IISB2 Compliments of Sunrise Coach Line Greenport, N.Y. 298-9122 Morchel Heating Air Conditioning Main St. Gunter Morchel Mattituck President 158 MATTITUCK AUTO PARTS INC. BOX 75 MAIN ROAD MATTITUCK, N.Y. 11952 (516) 298-4066 Lou’s Service Station Complete Automotive Service N.Y.S. Emission Inspection Station GNS_____________________ CONTRACTING CORPORATION Mattituck, NY 119f (516)298-4278 Pamper your fashion needs at Renees Fashion and Shoe Hut A P Shopping Center Route 25 Mattituck 516-298-4223 159 Compliments of Keyfood Main Road Cutchogue, N.Y. (516) 298-4485 TOM JOE BILL NORTH FORK PROPERTIES REAL ESTATE • APPRAISALS JOHN L. MOORE, JR. 12700 ROUTE 25 PROPRIETOR MATTITUCK, N.Y. 11952 THE MARKET PLACE USOA PRIME MEATS CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS WE DELIVER 293.8543 LOVE LANE MATTITUCK. N. Y. 11952 NORTH FORK RESTAURANT JOHN C. ROSS Chef Owner Main Rd., Southold, N.Y. 11971 516 765-2111 160 Giooci ) UCh f -) ) ri S i O Q11 L( Xjr O SS S Xovif 0 Br! (m« ISfcC- qoo t -Hi? S+rc,u30trne, 'I cf' X'J VV V 5tQT _ v r Au.-me fa „c £ USO «� 5 Sco J2$ nr o L | t : ci +V-KT 38 T tv x-V (X oULautr ZOlA t? CA� Ot I ci — w '1 A OOt.p gg- - «V sV- A . v ' (A, - fltotf 4 O ( J S i 0 %a? ' A.O- v = -«V