Mattituck High School - Reflector Yearbook (Mattituck, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

A V .) AF 3(0 , r F‘ -L (V • r A o j. ► KVT W Ki Y We If, - o U5 + -5 fuu bv _ VX+ r-£ |f5fe i,viS + s-f. Vto e • .Ak' over 'ft'NP TT ,c su vvec, % WV rv -|J- h w e 3 + Ae JfY} y 7 F, r REFLECTOR 1984 Mattituck-Cutchogue Union Free School District Mattituck, N.Y. 11952 Faculty... nage 5 Seniors ... page 15 High School ... page 47 Activities ... page 69 Sports ... page 101 Advertisements.. . page 133 BOARD OF EDUCATION 2 Walter Dohm President Wesley Simchick Vice-President .. i. ■ Vincent Bialeski Robert Graeb Donald Langan William Ruland Genevieve Woessner Thomas Roslak District Clerk DEDICATION Mr. William Ellwood We, the Class of 1984, dedicate our yearbook with great pride to a person who has shaped our values in many ways. He respects us and supports us, and always lends a ready ear and an open heart. He is a sincere friend whose fore- sight and devotion make Mattituck High School a better place to be. For all your years of enthusiastic service in a somewhat thankless job, we thank you, Mr. William Ell- wood. 3 FACULTY i ro r . ou'rc Jt?rr a. b)e. f V (PisS- cfry'f'- enjc et! C o - hctr rtp wou %.s pQ-r f u ' , f � „ lj jutda t. - Qcod sumine� - f t.rha e tus Loti't? C+f'isc tjeic 'c -. V‘ n '■ 5 Roger G. Burns District Superintendent James G i harry Elementary Principal HEALTH OFFICE GUIDANCE OFFICE Jim Christy (Varsity Tennis, J.V. Basketball. Jr. High Tennis. Basketball). Joyce Grattan (Student Council). Ursula Greene (Play). Lee Elwood. Seated: Constance Kreshon — Attendance Clerk. Standing: Barbara Siegel — Attendance Clerk. Dorothy Bakowski — Nurse. Betsy Dickerson — Nurse. 6 ADMINISTRATION Dr. Michael Cariillo Psychologist Marion Terry Librarian Pat EUwood Special Education 7 ENGLISH Sealed: Elizabeth Murphy, Dianna Schiller. Standing: Joyce Grattan IStudent Council), Vincent Ferrer, Lois Dunne fExpression), John O'Hare i Maui talk), George Grattan. BUSINESS LANGUAGE Ray Zaneski (Cross Country, Bowling, J. V. Baseball, Brigitte Gibbons (German Club), Ruth Bohn (French Club), Jimmy Digons (Spanish Club), Inset: School Store), John Pavlak (Office Service Squad). Ursula Arnone. 10 SCIENCE si row: Richard Brooks (Jr. High, sily Volleyball. Freshman Advisor), rk Roecklein (Jr. High Softball). David •row (Wrestling). Back row: Benjamin tia. Tom Tomaszewski (Senior visor), Frank Kujawski (G O. ounts), Mike Corteste (Reflector. 7th de Advisor). BUI Nicol. FACULTY if' MUSIC HEALTH George Lester (Sr.. Jr. Bands. Stage Band). Bruce Petrucci (Elementary Band). Scott Verity (Sr.. Jr Chorus. Play. Variety Show). 6.U Craig Osmer (Assistant Soccer Coach). Jim Underwood (Sophomore Advisor). II PHYSICAL EDUCATION Kneeling: Marie McGlynn (Varsity Field Hockey and Softball). Standing: Mike Huey (Varsity Soccer and Basketball), Nancy Reeve, Nan Endemann (Jr. High Cheering), Frank Grabowski (J.V. Basketball and Volleyball). INDUSTRIAL ARTS Joseph Froenhoefer, Robert Fisher (Stage Crew), Norman Reilly (Driv- er’s Education, Stage Crew. Junior Advisor). HISTORY Seated: Helen Brush, Jack Gibbons (Jr. High Soccer, Varsity Track). George Kreiling. Standing: Richard Romero, Edward Hanus (Travel Club). Denis 12 FACULTY ART Joan Smith. Richard Griffith (Art Club). HOME-EC Gertrude Koop. MaryLou Northridge (Home-Ec Club). NJROTC Chief John Sumwah. Chief James Classen. MATH Seated: Judith Finn. Robert Stearns. Standing: Dennis Deerkoski IMath League). Cheryl Wines (Honor Society). Patricia Allen (Mathletes). Inset: Robert Krudop. 13 xc MAP SENIORS0 ''£p vv £ tJ.j 15 Denise M. A. Alec Seek the truth and it shall set you free. Health Office 3, Volleyball 1. 9 Cherie Ann Bergmann I hurry through my life never stopping to see how beautiful it was meant to be. Student Council 4, Variety Show 3, School Store 3, Track 1, Volleyball JV 1 -2. Nancy Armbrust Nance A beautiful wind blew over the earth and there God created the horse. German Club 1. Lisa Ellen Bartra You gotta believe in something and give it some time. You gotta believe in someone and go over the line. Crosby, Stills, Nash Honor Society 3-4, Mathletes 1, Almost Anything Goes 2, Ding-A-Ling 2, Pep Club 1, Substance Abuse 4, Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1, Reflector 1-2, Matti- talk 1, Track 1, Field Hockey JV 2, V 3-4, Cheering V 3-4, Basketball JV 1. Christopher Nicholas Bolobanic Bolo When the world is running down you make the best of what’s still around. The Police Honor Society 3-4, ROTC 1-2-3-4, Base- ball JV 1-2, V 3-4, Basketball JV 2, V 3-4. Lisa Anne Booker Lee To live your life in your own way, to reach for the goals you have set for your- self, to be the you that you want to be. That is Success. BOCES 3-4, Office Service 1, Health Of- fice 1, Reflector 4, Ski Club 1. 17 Martin James Borkowski Marty The world is full of Kings and Queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams ... It’s Heaven Hell. Student Council 3, ROTC 1-2, Variety Show 4, Stage Crew 2, BOCES 3-4, Re- flector 1-2. James Walter Burns Jim Trust everyone; but cut the deck. Student Council 1-2-3-4, Spirit Week 1-2- 3-4, Almost Anything Goes 1-2, German Club 1-2, Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Play 1-2- 3-4, Senior Band 1-2-3-4, Stage Band 1-2- 3-4, Chorus 3-4, Summer Band 1-2-3-4, Class President 2-3-4, Golf 2-3-4, Soccer JV 1-2, Baseball JV 1, Basketball JV 1-2. Tracy Lee Boyd Something we were withholding made us weak, until we found it was ourselves. Robert Frost Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 1-3, Mathletes 1-2, French Club 1, Substance Abuse 4, Variety Show 1-2, Play 1-2-3, Girl’s Leader Corps 1-2, Reflector 1-2-3- 4, Mattitalk 1-2-4, Expression 1-2-3-4, Empire Girl’s State 3, GAP Exchange Student 2, German Honor Society 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Field Hockey V 1-2- 3-4, Boy’s Basketball Scorekeeper V 1-2- 3-4. Madeleine M. Burns Bunty There’s a world you’re living in. No one else has your part; All God’s chil- dren in the wind, Take it in and blow hard. Neil Young Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 1-2-3, Mathletes 2-3-4, Spirit Week 2, Almost Anything Goes 2, Ding-A-Ling Week 1-2- 4, Pep Club 1, Substance Abuse 3-4, Vari- ety Show 1-2, Girl’s Leader Corps 2, Re- flector 2, Mattitalk 2-3, Expression 2, Softball JV 1, Field Hockey JV 1-2, Bas- ketball JV 1. John Alan Bufkins Shadow of wet racoon on rock, mean hap- py squirrel with nut in tree. Fuzzy Kers- nowski Play 1, Baseball V 3, Wrestling JV 2, V 4. Pepe Caracuel Skip It’s not how much we do but how much love we put into the doing. Student Council 4, Ding-A-Ling Week 3- 4, Spanish Club 1-2-3-4, Variety Show 3- 4, Ski Club 1-2-3-4, Chess Club 1-2, Base- ball JV 1, V 2-3-4. 18 Paul James Carpenter Po James A sane man in an insane soci- ety appears insane. Spock. ROTC 1, Track 2, Soccer JV 1. Christie Conway Tammy G. Cooper Chrissy Cherish the memories of yes- Tam I was born to dream. I’ve got to do terday; savor the joys of today; nurture it my way or no way at all. Loverboy the promise of tomorrow. Almost Anything Goes 2, Ding-A-Ling Week 1-2, German Club 1 -2-3-4, French Club 1, Substance Abuse 3-4, Variety Show 2-3-4, Play 4, Health Office 2, Re- flector 4. Paul T. Coleman Power finds its way to those who take a stand. Stand up, ordinary man. TRI- UMPH. Lely Chang Lei The longer I live the more beautiful life becomes. Frank Lloyd Wright. Spirit Week 1-2, Almost Anything Goes 1-2, Variety Show 2-3-4, Play 1, Expres- sion 1, Tennis JV 1, V4, Volleyball JV 1, V 3-4, Cheering V 2-4. James Cherry 19 Richard Corazzini No guts, No glory — Go For It! Student Council 2, Photo Club 1-2-3-4, German Club 1-2, Reflector 1-2-3, Matti- talk 3, Golf V 1-2-3-4. Patti-Jo Deerkoski P.J. One of the most beautiful qualities of a friend is to understand and be under- stood. ROTC 1, Almost Anything Goes 1-2, Of- fice Service 2-3, Health Office 2-3, Soft- ball JV 1, V 2-3-4, Field Hockey JV 1, V 2-3, Basketball JV 1-2. Catherine Delaney Cathy We should all be concerned about the future because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there. Willie Da vender Jr. Doc Good things comes to those who wait, but I waited a long time. Michael Bruce Dana Guido For long we live and high we fly and smiles will give and tears will cry, and all we touch and all we see, is all our lives will ever be. BOCES 4, Bowling 1, Baseball JV 1. William Mark Ellwood Mark When they turn the pages of his- tory after these days have passed, will they read us with sadness for the seeds we let grow? Variety Show 2-3-4, Senior Band 1-2-3-4, Stage Band 3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, Baseball JV 1-2, Wrestling V 2-3-4. 20 Deborah Ann Marie Feaker Deb Yesterday’s hurt is rewoven into to- morrow’s dreams ... Home-Ec Club 1, Variety Show 4, Chorus 1-2, BOCES 3-4, School Store 2. Patricia Marie Ficner Patty Destiny is not a matter of change, it is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. Ding-A-Ling Week 1-3, Home-Ec Club 1, French Club 1, Variety Show 2, Play 3, Health Office 1-3-4, Reflector 4, Elemen- tary Aide 1-3-4. Christopher Finnican Finn I am a dreamer and Life is but a dream. Student Council 1-2-3-4, Substance Abuse 3-4, Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Play 3- 4, Golf 1-2-3, Cross Country 4, Baseball JV 1, V 2-3-4, Basketball JV 1, V 2-3-4. Sheryl Ann Fiore Believing is the beginning of a dream coming true. German Club 1-2-3, Wrestling Club 1-2, Office Service 1-3-4, Reflector 4, Matti- talk 4. Samantha Jean Cans Sam Life was meant to be lived and curiosity must be kept alive. One must never for whatever reason turn his back on life. Eleanor Roosevelt Ding-A-Ling Week 3, Spanish Club 1, Pep Club 1, Substance Abuse 4, Variety Show 3-4, Play 3, Senior Band 1-2-3-4, Reflector 4, Mattitalk 3, Track 1, Volley- ball JV 1, Soccer Scorekeeper V 1-2-3-4. Peter H. Gatz Pee tie When tomorrow comes, today will be gone forever. I hope I do not regret the price I paid for it. Spirit Week 1-2-3, Almost Anything Goes 1- 2, Ding-A-Ling Week 2-3-4, Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Mattitalk 2, Soccer JV 1, V 2- 3-4, Baseball JV 1, V 2-3-4, Wrestling V 1-2-3. 21 Glen C. Grathwohl Glendo Hold on, good things never last. Nothing’s in the past before it seems to come again. Ronnie James Dio Photo Club 1, Stage Crew 1, BOCES 3-4, Baseball JV 1, Basketball JV 1. Ellen E Grossenbacher The kind of humor I like is the thing which makes me laugh for five seconds and think for ten minutes. Almost Anything Goes 1-2, Ding-A-Ling Week 2-3-4, BOCES 3-4, Tennis JV 1, V 2-3-4, Softball V 1-2-3-4, Basketball V 1- 2-3-4. John G. Hansen Jr. John Live every day as if it were your last, because one day you’ll be right. Benny Hill Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 3-4, Mathletes 3-4, Spirit Week 2-3-4, Ding-A- Ling Week 1, German Club 3, French Club 1-2, Substance Abuse 3, Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Ski Club 2-3-4, Soccer JV 2, V 3-4, Baseball JV 2, V 3-4. John E. Hanus A ship in a harbor is safe, but that’s not what ships are built for. Mathletes 2-3-4, Spirit Week 2-3-4, Ding- A-Ling Week 1-2-3-4, German Club 2, Substance Abuse 4, Play 4, Stage Crew 3- 4, Reflector 3-4, Mattitalk 4, Track 2-3-4, Cross Country 3-4. Brett C. Hamilton Bretta The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes, then steal your dreams — It’s Heaven and Hell. Black Sabbath ROTC 1-2, BOCES 3-4, Track 1-2-3-4. Christine M. Harty Chris We should appreciate what we have instead of worrying about what we haven’t, and enjoy what is before it isn’t. Student Council 3, Mathletes 1, Spirit Week 4, Ding-A-ling Week 1-2-3-4, Photo Club 4, French Club 1-2, Variety Show 1- 2-3, Girl’s Leaders Corps 1-2, Senior Band 1, Stage Band 1, Office Service 3, Softball JV 1, Field Hockey JV 1 -2, V 3-4, Basketball JV 1. 22 Judy Lynn Hubbard Success is to succeed “in making it to the top”. Volleyball V 2. Carol Ann Hommel Carol Ann Nobody knows ... Nobody sees ... Ain’t nobody really knows the inner side o’ me ... Billy Squirer Roberta Lee Hurley Berta “Even if the moment lasts for a second, the memory lasts forever.” Variety Show 1 -2-3-4, Play 3-4, Track 3, Volleyball JV 1-2, V 4, Basketball JV 2. Marcia House Dare to dream Honor Society 3-4, Almost Anything Goes 2, Ding-A-Ling Week 2-3-4, Pep Club 1, Variety Show 1-2, Play 3-4, Girls’ Leader Corps 2, Senior Band 1-2-3-4, Summer Band 1, Reflector 1-2, Mattitalk 2-3-4, Expression 1-2-3-4, Field Hockey JV 1, V 2-3-4, Basketball JV 1. Laurie Lynn Ireland Lou Nobody knows what dreams I see ... Ain’t nobody really sure just who they want to be. Billy Squire. Variety Show 4, BOCES 3-4, School Store 2. 23 Timothy S. Janis Speedy Almost Anything Goes 1, Vari- ety Show 2-4, Soccer JV 2, V 3-4, Wres- tling 1-2-3-4. Dale Jerred Dalefeather It’s never too late to start all over again. Steppenwolf Variety Show 1, Tennis 1. Laura Jean Jarzabkowski Why not think about times to come and not about the things that you’ve done. If your life was bad to you, just think what tomorrow will do. BOCES 3-4, Office Service 3. Jennifer Jens It’s time for me to be stealing away. Let those rain clouds roll out on the sea. Let the sun shine down on me. Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 1, Al- most Anything Goes 1, Expression 1-2, Track 1, Field Hockey V 1-2-3-4, Basket- ball JV 1, V 4. Beth D. Jones A happy heart makes the face cheerful. Proverbs 15:13a French Club 3, Health Office 1. Barbara Marie Kaminsky Barb The world is full of so many things — just let yourselves go and live your dreams! German Club 1-2-4, Variety Show 2-3-4, Senior Band 1-2-3-4, Reflector 4, Play 4. 24 Michael Paul Knight Spiffy There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way. Christopher Morley Student Council 1-2, ROTC 1-2, Variety Show 4, Ski Club 1-2-3, Golf 2-3-4, Tennis 1-2-3-4. Debra Lynn Kull Debby Whatever becomes of us we will be friends first, last and always. Honor Society 3-4, Ding-A-Ling Week 1- 2-3, Home Club 1, Variety Show 3, Play 3, Mattitalk 4. John Langan John German Club 1-2-3, Substance Abuse 4, Exchange Student 2, School Store 4. Carl Arron Langhorne Peepie It ain’t over ’til it’s over! Yogi Berra ROTC 2, Variety Show 1-2-4, Track 1, Soccer JV 1,V 2-3-4, Basketball JV 1-2, V 3-4. Andrew J. Kupecki All is quiet on New Year’s Day, U2 ROTC 1, Home-Ec Club 1, German Club 1-2. Richard F. Lark Rich How often we fall to our weakness when we may rise to our strength. Honor Society 3-4, Spirit Week 2, Ger- man Club 1-2-3, Variety Show 2-3-4, Ger- man Honor Society 3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Golf 1-2-3-4, Basket- ball JV 1-2, V 3-4. 25 John Andrew Lee John ... live life to the fullest, always keep an open mind, show compassion, and make each day a success. Fred E. Garvin Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 1-2- 3-4, Almost Anything Goes 1, Ding-A- ling Week 2, German Club 1, Substance Abuse 3-4, Variety Show 1-2-3, Play 1, High School Bowl 3, Baseball JV 1, V 2-3- 4, Basketball JV 1, V 2-3-4. Craig A. Louramore You play to win and you take your chance, no such thing as easy answer. Triumph. Variety Show 1. George Thomas Lind Deborah A. Loper Tom BOCES 3-4 Debbie Half run lives are spent in wish- ing for tomorrow, the other half is in wish- ing for yesterday. Ding-A-Ling Week 2-3-4, Variety Show 4, Play 4, Health Office 2-3. Catherine A. Maginn Cathy If you love something, set it free; if it comes back to you, it’s yours; if it doesn’t it never was. German Club 1-2-3, Pep Club 1, Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Play 4, Wrestling Club 3-4, Reflector 4, Mattitalk 4, Field Hockey JV 3, V 4. Matthew John Martin Malt The sky’s the limit, you can be who you want, do what you want. Student Council 3, ROTC 1-2-3-4, Al- most Anything Goes 1, German Club 1-2- 3, Substance Abuse 3-4, Variety Show 2- 3, Play 1-2-3-4, German Honor Society 3- 4, Junior Class V.P., Golf 4, Baseball JV 2, V 3-4, Basketball JV 2, V 3-4. 26 Ann Marie McMann Annie The pace of events is moving so fast that unless we can find some way to keep our sights on tomorrow, we cannot expect to be in touch with today. Almost Anything Goes 2, Stage Band 3, Summer Band 1, Office Service 1. Francis J. Meyer Frank Never bend your head, always keep it high, look the world straight in the face. ROTC 2-3-4, Variety Show 3, Wrestling 1-2-3-4. Robert J. McCafTery Bob Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far they can go. Ding-A-Ling Week 2-3-4, Variety Show 3- 4, Ski Club 3-4, Soccer JV 2, V 3-4, Base- ball JV 1-2, V 3-4, Basketball JV 1. Elizabeth Susan Michalecko Bitz Grant me the power to change the things I can change, the serenity to accept those I cannot change, and the wisdom to know the difference. German Club 1-2-3, Pep Club 1, Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Reflector 4, Mattitalk 4. John N. Mitchell III De Do Do Do De Da Da Da that’s all I want to say to you — Police Honor Society 3-4, Mathletes 3-4, Almost Anything Goes 2, German Club 3, French Club 1-2, Variety Show 3-4, Play 2-3-4, Senior Band 1, Ski Club 3-4, Treasurer 3, Soccer JV 1-2, V 3-4, Baseball JV 1-2, V 3-4, Basketball JV 2. Mary Josephine Murphy Now I’ve come to a plane where the wil- lows don’t bend; there’s no more to be said, it’s the top of the end. Bob Dylan Student Council 1-4, Spirit Week 1-2, Ding-A-Ling Week 1, French Club 1-2, Variety Show 1-2-3, Office Service 4, Health Office 1-2, Mattitalk 4, Field Hockey JV 1-2-3. 27 Matthew Nemachick Matt In order to succeed, you must pick your goals and strive to be the best in them. Spirit Week 4, Ding-A-Ling Week 4, Photo Club 3, Stage Crew 4, Track 3-4, Bowling 3-4. Lynn Marie Norton And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. Lennon and McCartney Photo Club 4, French Club 1-2-3-4, Vari- ety Show 1-2-3-4, Senior Band 1-2-3, Summer Band 2, Mattitalk 4, Expression 3-4, Volleyball JV 2, V 4. Joan D. Nine Youth is to all the glad season of life; but often only by what it hopes, not by what it attains, or what it escapes. Honor Society 3-4, Ding-A-Ling Week 1- 2-3-4, Summer Band 1-2-3-4, Reflector 1- 2-3-4, Math League 2-3-4, French Club 1 - 2-3, Pep Club 1, Variety Show 2, Senior Band 1 -2-3-4. Carroll L. Oman All that is now, all that is gone, all that’s to come, and everything under the sun is in tune but the sun is eclipsed by the moon. Spirit Week 2-3, Ding-A-Ling Week 3-4, German Club 1, Variety Show 3-4, Office Service 2-3-4. Lisa Adele Nine Lee Life was meant to be lived and curi- osity meant to be kept alive, one must never for whatever reason turn his back on life. ROTC 1-2, German Club 1-2-3, BOCES 1-2, Expression 1. Michael A. Pacholick The Bandit I came, I saw, I conquered. Julius Caesar Student Council 3-4, Spirit Week 2-3-4, Almost Anything Goes 1 -2, Photo Club 4, Variety Show 1-2, Mattitalk 3-4, Wres- tling V 1-2-3-4. 28 Young Park Beech Clothe yourselves with love, for it is a perfect bond of union. Colossians 3:14. Photo Club 2, Home-Ec Club 1, Variety Show 1, BOCES 3-4, Reflector 1, Soccer JV 2. James G. Posteraro Jay Leaving high school isn’t the end, it’s just the beginning of a new journey. Spirit Week 2, Student Council 3, Almost Anything Goes 2, French Club 1, Variety Show 3-4, Senior Band 1-2-3-4, Stage Band 1-2-3-4, Summer Band 1-2-3-4, Bowling V 2-3-4, Tennis V 4, Baseball JV 1. Karen L. Parkin There is no need for an outpouring of words to explain oneself to a friend. Friends understand each other’s thoughts even before they are spoken. Susan Polis Schultz Spirit Week 2-3, French Club 1-2-3, Vari- ety Show 3, Wrestling Club 1, Senior Band 1-2-3-4, Summer Band 1-2-3, Re- flector 4, Expression 4. Karen Arloa Praus Look around the habitable world, how few know their own good, or, knowing it, pur- sue it. Translation of Juvenal’s 10th Sat- ire. Spirit Week 4, Ding-A-Ling Week 1-2-3- 4, French Club 1-2, Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Senior Play 4, Office Service 3, Expres- sion 4, Track V 3-4. Gerard Poole Jerry Honor Society 3-4, German Club 1, Variety Show 1, Senior Band 1-2-3-4, Stage Band 1-2. Danny Preuss Well it seems kind of frightening the way this younger generation swings, you know it’s more than just some new sensation. Well, the kid is into losing sleep, and he doesn’t come home for half the week; you know it’s more than just an aggravation! Have you seen Junior’s grades? 29 Marc Proferes Close to the edge, down by the river. Down at the edge, round by the corner. Seasons will pass you by now that it’s all over and done. Yes German Club 2, Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Play 1, Senior Band 1-3, Bowling 3-4, Ten- nis JV 1-2, V 3-4. Richard E. Rayburn Richie In this world of uncertainty and troubled lands, there is only one thing you can be sure of — a friend! Variety Show 3-4, Senior Play 1-2-3-4, Se- nior Band 1-2-3-4, Stage Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Summer Band 1-2-3-4, Wrestling V 3-4. Russell James Profita Russ The only way to make a friend is to be one. Ralph Waldo Emerson German Club 1-2-3, French Club 1, Se- nior Band 1-2-3-4, Bowling 3-4, Soccer JV 1 -2, V 3-4, Tennis JV 1, V 4, Basketball JV 1. Susanna Beth Romlein Susie Spook Love is something special, unpredictable and unique, definitely not to be forgotten, something like a friend. Watch out world, here I come! Ding-A-Ling Week 1-2, Spanish Club 1, Variety Show 1-2-3, Soccer Scorekeeper 1-2, Baseball Scorekeeper 1-2. Barbara Lynn Randall Dally The darkness must go down the river of night’s dreaming. Flow mor- pheous, slow let the sun and light come streaming into my life. Rocky Horror Pic- ture Show Student Council 1, Mathletes 1-4, Pep Club 1, Variety Show 1-3-4, Play 1-2, Se- nior Band 1-2-3, Stage Band 1-2-3, Sum- mer Band 1-2-3-4, Office Service 3, Re- flector 1-2, Mattitalk 3, Expression 1, Basketball JV 1, V 2-3-4. Mary-EUen Klinger Roslak One touch of nature makes the whole world kin. German Club 1-2, Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Wrestling Club 2, Mattitalk 1, Softball V 1-2, Field Hockey JV 1-2-3. 30 Patricia Lynn Rudolph Patty But dreams can drift away and sails can fill with doubt. Where’s your vi- sion if the embers flicker out? Don’t let it slip from view. Horizons are waiting, your river is fading. Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 1-2- 3-4, Spirit Week 3, Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Office Service 1-2-4, Health Office 3, Softball JV 1, Field Hockey JV 1-3. Richard James Schneider Moose Look out world, the moose is loose! Variety Show 1-2-3-4, BOCES 3-4. Patricia Sacker Pat I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness I can show to any human being, let me do it now... for I shall not pass this way again. Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 1, Math League 2-3-4, Substance Abuse 3- 4, Play 1-2-3, S.A.D.D. 4, Volleyball JV 2. Mary Beth Schwarz Beth Say it loud and let it ring, that we’re all a part of everything; present, fu- ture and the past, fly proud bird, you’re free at last. Photo Club 4, German Club 1-2, Variety Show 1, Office Service 1, Prom Commit- tee 3, Resource Center 1, Basketball Scorekeeper 1. Laurie A. Scheer Laur Beyond a rainbow is a pot of gold. Someday I’ll find mine. Spirit Week 2-4, Ding-A-Ling Week 4, Substance Abuse 3-4, Variety Show 3-4, Senior Band 1-2-3, Stage Band 1-2, Cho- rus 2-3-4, Summer Band 1, S.A.D.D. 4. Deborah Ann Shalvey Debbie Don’t be dismayed at goodbyes. Farewells are necessary before meeting again. And, meeting again, after moments of lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. Richard Bach Honor Society 3-4, Math League 1-2-3-4, Spirit Week 2-4, Ding-A-Ling Week 1-2, French Club 1-2-3, Substance Abuse 3-4, Variety Show 2-3-4, Play 2-3-4, Band 1-2- 3-4, Summer Band 3-4, High School Bowl 3, Volleyball JV 1-2, V 3-4, Basketball Scorekeeper 1-2-3-4. 31 Barbara Ann Sheren Some hang on to “used to be”, live their lives looking behind. All we have is here and now, all our life, out there to find. W. Jennings Variety Show 2, Mattitalk 4, Art Club 2- 3-4. Suzanne Patricia Simchick Suzie Hold on to your dreams though they seem far away. These dreams will come true, somehow, someway ... Office Service 3, Health Office 1-2. Joanne Marie Simicich Confidence in yourself will assure you a lifetime of success. Spirit Week 2, Ding-A-Ling Week 1-2-3, French Club 1-2-3, Variety Show 3, Se- nior Band 1-2, Reflector 4, Tennis JV 1-2, V 3-4, Volleyball JV 1-2, V 3-4, Basketball JV 1-2. Lawrence Swiatocha Larry end of the world to the master is a butter- used to turn to to pull me through, looking fly. Richard Bach into their eyes I see them running too. Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 1-3-4, Jackson Browne Spirit Week 2-3-4, Almost Anything Goes Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 1-4, 1- 2, Ding-A-ling Week 1-2-3-4, Pep Club Ding-A-Ling Week 2, Home-Ec Club 1-2, 1, Substance Abuse 3-4, Variety Show 1- Substance Abuse 3-4, Variety Show 1-2-3- 2- 3, Senior Play 1-2-3-4, Girls’ Leader 4, Office Service 1-2-3-4, Mattitalk 2, Ex- Corps 2, Senior Band 1-2-3-4, Summer pression 1-2, Cheering V 3-4. Band 1-2-3-4, Reflector 1-2-3-4, Mattitalk 2-3-4, Expression 1-2-3-4, High School Bowl 3, Softball JV 1, Basketball JV 1, 32 Basketball Scorekeeper 2-3-4, Field Hockey JV 1-2, V 3-4. Debbie Debra Eve Steidel What to the caterpillar is the Catherine Marie Steigerwald Cathy I look around for the friends I Joseph Michael Taylor Joe It’s only the beginning, only just a start. Chicago Honor Society 3-4, ROTC 1-2-3-4, Spirit Week 2, German Club 1, Variety Show 1 - 2-3-4, Play 1-2-3-4, S.A.D.D. 4, Wrestling V 8th 1-2-3-4. Susan W. Walker Sue I must keep aiming higher and higher even though I know how silly it is! Student Council 2-3, Ding-A-Ling Week 1-2-3-4, Variety Show 2-3-4, Tennis JV 1, V 2-3-4, Volleyball V 1-2-3-4, Basketball V 2-3-4. Lynn Marie Thompson Birdie A teenager is a person who will someday grow up to be as stupid as he thinks his parents are. Almost Anything Goes 1-2, Variety Show 1-2-4, Softball V 1-2-3-4, Field Hockey V 4, Basketball JV 1, V 2-3. Joann E. Wanat Josie Everyone I know, everywhere I go, people need some reason to believe. I don’t know about anyone but me. J.B. Almost Anything Goes 1, Photo Club 4, Variety Show 3-4, Office Service 1-2-4, Softball JV 1. Mathew J. Valyo YoYo Never hurt when holding is enough, never maim when hurting is enough, never kill when maiming is enough, the best warrior doesn’t have to kill. Spirit Week 2-3, Substance Abuse 4, Vari- ety Show 3-4, Play 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Stage Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, Wres- tling JV 1, V 2-3-4. Jennifer Lynn Yoerges Jenn Some say the road is clear, some say the end is near, they say it’s a hopeless fight, but I say I’ve gotta try. Kenny Log- gins Student Council 2, German Club 1, Sub- stance Abuse 4, Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Play 2, Office Service 1-2-4, Health Ser- vice 2, Art Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Track JV 1, Softball JV 1-2, Cheering JV 1-2. 33 THE CLASS OF 1984 The class of 1984 started off 7th grade much like any other class — nervous, excited and confused. Gone was the security of elemen- tary school; we were on our own now. Within a few weeks, we settled into the routine and realized that junior high wasn’t that different than 6th grade. We learned to master locks, schedules, hallways and teachers, and looked forward to our trip to Great Adventure with our advisor, Mr. Cortese. 8th grade brought us back to MHS in a totally different manner. Classes got a little harder, but our class trip to Washington, D.C. was the highlight of our year. Who can forget that six-hour bus ride, buying those stupid hats, shaking Tip O’Neil’s hand, and toilet pa- pering the trees outside our hotel balconies? Freshmen Officers President— Chris Finnican Vice-President— Debbie Steidel Secretary—Bunty Burns Treasurer—Tracy Boyd Ninth grade — our first year in high school. Mr. Brooks was our class advisor, and with Mary Murphy and John Hansen as our Ding-A-Ling Duo, we almost won the competition. We finally got to be a part of the Vari- ety Show, JV and Varsity sports, and the senior band, which went to Bos- ton, Massachusetts. The year ended with a picnic and beach party at the Maratooka Club on the bay in Matti- tuck. In tenth grade, things started getting serious. Mrs. Wines and Mrs. Finn took over as class advi- sors, and we finally won the Ding- A-Ling Duo with Lisa Bartra and John Lee as head Ding-A-Lings. This was the year Mrs. Wines had a baby, right in the middle of Ding- A-Ling Week. We sold tons of M Ms to pay for our class trip, once again to Great Adventure, and ordered our school rings. Senior year has been great. At this writing, we are still selling magazines for our Spring trip to Florida. This year, the Mattitalk has been reorganized. Mrs. Grattan took over as Student Council Advisor, and a S.A.D.D. group has been formed. Mr. Tomaszewski is our class advisor, and maybe this year seniors can break tradition and win the Ding-A-Ling Duo contest. As we reflect on our high school years, we realize we have made strong friendships and memories that will last forever. Eleventh grade was a big year. We got our class rings and started forming college plans by taking the SAT’s and ACT’s. With the help of Advisor Mr. Reilly, we planned many car washes to help pay for our prom, at Brasby’s. This year, our Varsity Soccer team won the State Championships, and our Baseball team was Southeastern N.Y. Champs. We welcomed new biology teacher Mr. Roecklein, and many students participat- ed in an exchange program in Germany. With Chris Harty and Bob McCaffrey as Ding-A-Lings, we came in third place, but not with- out a fight. Junior Officers President—Jim Burns Vice-President— Matt Martin Secretary—Tracy Boyd Treasurer— John Mitchell Senior Officers President—Jim Burns Vice-President— Marcia House Secretary—John Hansen Treasurer— Debbie Steidel 35 Daniel P. Yourch Jimi Page Been dazed and confused so long it can’t be, no one ever lifted a finger for me. Lots of people talking but few of them know I did it all on my own and I’m ready to rock and roll. Variety Show 2-4, Play 1, Stage Crew 2, BOCES 3-4, Soccer JV 1-2, Baseball JV 1. Christopher J. Zimnoski Zimbo Life is what you make it. Photo Club 1, Wrestling JV 1. William G. McCullough Bill The difficult we do immediately, the impossible takes a little longer. Student Council 1-2-3, Math League 1, Spanish Club 2, Variety Show 2, High School Bowl 2, Track V 1-2-3, Soccer V 3. Sharon Moesel You’ve Come A Long Way, Baby ,' w. r ' HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS Georgia Alexandridis Nicole Angelo Rodney Bates Sharen Beebe William Best Keith Booker Michelle Booker David Bopp Charles Boyar Colleen Byrnes Denise Cardinale Renee Chituck James Christy Kathie Cibulski Mary Cook Daniel Corcoran Kenneth Corrigan Daniel Coughlin Shawn Crowley Renee Dabrowski Suzanne Daly Roy Dean Thomas Deans Elizabeth DeBruyn Christopher Decker Christopher DcFalco Michelle DeLuca Matthew DeMaula David Diamond Peter Digons Lisette Dittinger Jacqueline Doroski Marie Drake Richard Endres Daniel Fest Susan Fisher Ralph Freeman Laurie Gammon Marrianna Glogg Eileen Grossenbacher Stephanie Gullatt Elaine Haas Marion Hansen Tammy Harned Donna Heinz Junior Year Junior year is one of the most ex- citing years in the high school. Class rings, ordered late in the tenth grade, finally arrived at the end of October. Excited classmates eagerly turned each other’s rings a total of 85 times for good luck and happi- ness. The prom committee diligent- ly planned the Junior Prom at the Tolendal Inn on May 18th. They worked hard to assure that everyone attending had a wonderful time. Im- portant tests such as the SAT, ACT, and the Achievements were pre- pared for and taken, not without a certain degree of pain. College deci- sions began to be formulated and several members of the class were inducted into the honor society. The class of 1985 will never forget their 11th year at MHS. Wade Horvath Michael Hussnatter Michael Jackowski Janet Jacobs Paul Kettrick John Klages Thomas Kuhn Audra Kujawski Maria Kujawski Donna Kull Brian LePre Neil MacDonald Michael Mauro Robert A. McCaffery John McCann 50 William McDonald Cynthia McDowell Dawn Miceli Kenneth Miesner Kristin Milius James Mitchell Roland Molyneaux Ronald Mueller Susan Nelson Yvonne Nicol Pamela Nine David Oddon Joseph Petrauskas Michael Rasmussen Amy Reece 51 Carin Reeve Paul Richards Lilian Rosenstreich Michael Rutkoske Kelly Ryan Pamela Saunders Eileen Sheehan Ellen Shirvell Elizabeth Sieczka Carl Skrezec Sandra Snyder Lisa Sontag Jeffrey Starzee Jennifer Stellmann Edward Tabrosky Shelter Island Retreat On September 12, 13 and 14th, ninety Mattituck High School juniors and seniors attended HUGS drug awareness retreat at the St. Gabriel’s Retreat House on Shelter Island. Organized by Mr. Christy and Mr. Un- derwood, the retreat began on Monday af- tcrnnon. Students took busses to Shelter Is- land, then spent the first hour finding room assignments and roaming St. Gabriel’s large grounds. The retreat schedule was structured around large general group sessions, which were followed by small group discussions. A general session usually consisted of a guest lecturer who has had some personal experience with drug abuse. Speakers in- cluded a woman whose son was killed by a drunk driver, a Catholic priest who is a re- covered alcoholic, a woman in the Matti- tuck area whose father and husband com- mitted suicide due to alcoholism and whose two children are alcoholics, and a paraple- gic who is confined to a wheelchair because he was injured by a drunk driver. These large group sessions were followed by a small group discussion. Each small group consisted of ten MHS students and an adult group leader. Small groups provided the oppor- tunity for students to share their thoughts with peers, and peers with the opportunity to under- stand and appreciate another’s emotions and problems. Sunrise Sharing was an early-morning large group session during which students shared many important thoughts. Mike Heinbaugh from Illinois, the first person to openly share an experience, brought a great deal of insight to these sessions. Many people formed a close bond with Mike, and were able to share their experiences as a result. Of course, with ninety MHS seniors and ju- niors gathered in one place for two and a half days, social activities were varied and different. The sub-zero salt water diving contest, the piz- za party and dance, and the midnight cuddle-in provided entertainment for everyone. As the retreat drew to a close, participants realized that the purpose of this getaway was more than to educate students of the dangers of drug abuse; the retreat taught students to be better, happier people, to care about them- selves and others, and to know, always, that they have many close, caring friends. 52 Chistopher Talbot Brian Taylor Sharon Trainor James Trentalange Jeanne Tyler Donna Viola Joseph Vitale Stephanie Watson Robert Whelan Robert White Brian Williams Kristina Williams Yvonne Wilson Heidi Witschi Terence Wood Michelle Zuhoski Steven Zuhoski 53 SOPHOMORES Todd Cibulski Sara Cichanowicz Donald Cooper liana Corcoran Amelia Corsi Sarah Cottrell Elizabeth Creato David Csicsak Cynthia Czujko Wendy Davis James Deerkoski David Dickerson Robert DiGregorio Kristen Dries Timothy Drum Darlene Bakowski Marsha Baldwin Bradford Barker Horace Barnes Antonio Bassi Rebecca Bauer William Becker Karen Bergmann Valerie Bolobanic Stephen Boyd John Brooks Todd Burlingame David Chang Jonathan Cherry Diane Chituk 54 Thomas Emperor Rochelle Fabb Deidre Fogarty Carolyn Gabusi Leonard Green Amy Grigonis Lara Grigonis Carmen Giuliani Stacie Hanus Scott Hassildine Peter Heard Bruce Hendry Brian Hildebrandt Robert Hildesheim Judith Huelle John Ireland Stephanie Jablonski Stacy Jemmott Christine Jones Brenda Kaelin Jeffrey Kaminsky Julia Kavanagh Brian King Donna Kowalesky Henry Kozen James Krupski Kristen Kugler Laurie Kull Kelly Langan James Lark Robert Larson John Lizewski Denise MacDonald Susan Maynard Kelli McCann Diane McDermott Kristen McDowell Michael McOahan Cindy McKasson John McNulty Donna Messina Valerie Meyer George Molyneaux Ruth Monk John Moore 55 Marathon Man It’s no secret that this year’s Sophomore Class ad- visor is cute, but did you know that his favorite color is beige and his lucky num- ber is 15? Mr. Underwood at- tended Mercy High School in Riverhead, and then went on to Brockport State Uni- versity in New York. Before coming to Mattituck, he was employed by the Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant (maybe that would account for his glowing personality!) He be- came a teacher because he enjoys working with young people. Mr. Underwood felt welcomed in our school and had no trouble adjusting. As you know, his favorite past time is running, but he’s al- ways ready to partake in a good game of baseball or basketball. He keeps himself active by working with the substance abuse program and by coaching 7th grade baseball. As for advising the Sophomore Class, Mr. Un- derwood enjoyed a fun and eventful year. T.H. Erin Murphy Bonnie Navarra Bradford Neefus Karen Nostrom Gina Olmsted David Orr Jung Tae Park Sonia Parker Linda Parkin Robert Phillips Alice Pollard John Posteraro Karl Raacke Blaine RafTe Bruce RafTe 56 Nicoletta Rapanakis Kathleen Rielly Katherine Rey Henry Ricnecker John Robinson Dawn Robins Deborah Rogozinski Brian Kowe Cheryl Rutkowski Robert Scharz Thomas Shepish Michael Sieczka John Simchick Michelle Smiley Christina Smith Ulrika Sohlenius Kim Standley Cynthia Stepnowsky Darrell Strickland Regina Tangney David Tuthill Lisa Tyler Amy Walker Kevin Wells Wendy Wells Daniel Wilcenski Arnold Wilson Jennifer Wilson Thomas Wilton Janet Young Wendy Zuhoski FRESHMEN Erika Ackermann David Albrecht Timothy Anderson Sondra Angelo Harvey Bagshaw Scott Baldwin Kimberly Boyd Florence Buckingham William Bufkins Celeste Caven Catherine Christy Michael Commins Paul Ciochetto Jeffrey Conway Monica Corazzini Kieran Corcoran Cortney Crisp David Cushman Amelia Dank Todd Dawson Drew Dean Katie Deans Richard DeLuca James DeLuna Anthony DeWall Kelly Diamond Melissa DiSilvio Scott Doroski Raymond Fagone Aileen Finger Danielle Fiore Lisa Fletcher Tracy Flurry John Fogarty David Fohrkolb Cathleen Fox Cindy Friemann Paul Gaydos Gina Giannone Inger Goodale John Goodwin Charlotte Grata George Grattan John Hagen Cathy House John Hurley John Hussnatter John Jablonski Andrew Janis William Klages Robert Kosciusko Richard Krom Jennifer Kruse Lydia Lajda Jesslyn Lenzner Christian LePore Dana Lovigilio Stephanie Lutz Donna Lyburt Jeremy Martin 59 MUW7I Paul Mauro Lynn McCaffery Thomas McCaffery Virginia McCaffery Kyle McCaskie Joan McKasson Neil (Michael) McLean Joanne McNulty Monica Mealy Timothy Milowski Margaret Morgan Kerry Murphy Karen Neese Gary Nolan Kelly Northridge Wayne Okula Suzanne Orr Marcello Pak Nancy Parkin John Pavlak Dawn Pettus Brian Phillips Scott Rakowicz David Randall Kerri Reda Jason Roberts Nicole Rosenstreich Jeffrey Sacker Angeliki Savopoulos Christopher Schmitt Robert Schneider Laura Scholl Cheryl Schriefer Gary Sidor Randall Sigurdson James Spanos Rodney Spearmon Donald Starzee Lee Steidel Pamela Stellman Beth Stewart Susan Szczepanik Michael Trentalange Jeffrey Tuthill Glenn Tyler 60 Andrea Urist Diane Viola Heather Watts Michael Whelan Michelle Wigley Lin wood Woodhull Christopher Yoerges Kimberly Zahra David Zaveski Lorraine Zolner A Fun-Loving Guy Last year as you know, we had an addition to the Maitituck family. He came in the disguise of a Biology teacher, but he’s really a fun-loving guy. His name is Mr. Roecklein and he's the 9th grade class advisor, 7th grade volleyball coach, and 7th grade softball coach. We all know this terrific man, but few of us know anything about his history so this is a crash course in “everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask about Mr. Roeck- lein”. Many of us don’t know that his favorite color is blue and his favorite number is 57. Football and hockey are his favorite sports. It is a well kept secret that Mr. Roecklein’s nick-name in college (which by the way is St. Lawrence University and SUNY at StonyBrook) was Rocko! After leaving New York State Conservation Dept, to become a high school teacher he found it was very easy to get acquainted at Mat- tituck. He says. “Everyone is very helpful and friendly”. 61 8th GRADE Scott Armburst Teresa Bannon Bonita Barnes Daniel Bassi Tabitha Bauer William Bergen Helen Bieling Sharon Blackman Eric Bokina Keith Boyd Elizabeth Brickley John Brickley Sean Bryan Kathleen Burns Robert Byrnes Lola Cartselos Steven Charnews Michele Chituk Richard Chute Neal Cichanowicz Janet Coleman Kerry Commander Charles Cook Joanne Corsi Brian Cybulski Scott Czujko Eric Digons Geraldine Domaleski Richard Dries Jennifer Dunn Lisa Egan Brian Ellwood Daniel Fagone Joanne Ficner Robert Finn Thomas Fox Heather Freeman Jennifer Froatz Peter Gans Donald Gatz 62 Catherine Giannone Jason Ginas Tracy Glover Maureen Gremler Danielle Grzegorczyk Ted Gwydir Chantel Hajek Steven Harned Tracey Harned Sharon Harris Catherine Harty David Hauslcr David Heard Thomas Hewlett Gerry Horton Karen Horvath Margo House Donald Hunter Robert Issem Leona Jantzen Dena Jaquillard Dennis Jazombek Laura Jens Rebecca Jens Renee Kaelin Brendan Kelly Daryl Kettrick Sarah Kettrick Cheryl King Eric Kordoski Donna Kosciusko Caryn Kujawski Keri Kurpetski Valerie Larson George LePre Jodie Lizewski Frank Lyburt Matthew McKay Bruce McCaffery Denise McCaffery George McDowell Tamee MacNish Steven Marquardt Bonnie Mathews 63 Patrick Mathews Jennifer Michalecko Jeanette Miesner Angelo Milazzo Deanna Moleff Pamela Moore Greta Morchel David Navarra Raymond Nemschick Robert Nine Jennifer Nostrom Dianne Olmsted Erik Olson William Pirn Adrianne Poliwoda Christopher Posteraro Eric Pylko Todd Rakowicz Lori Rayburn Lisa Reyer Henry Romanowsky William Sanok David Scheer Holly Smith Tonya Spence Patrick Steffen Dawn Swiatocha Katherine Swiatocha Mary Tangney Scott Thilberg Caren Trainor Mark Trentalange Kim Trojanowski Kelley Watts Sharon Whelan Tracy White Tanya Wigley Christopher Wilshusen Lauren Womak Jennifer Woodhull Jeffrey Young Pamela Zahra Scott Zahra Gregory Zanieski Cheryl Zolner 64 7th GRADE Amy Ellwood Michael Ettlemeyer Keith Fleming Kristine Flowers Robert Fox Scott Gammon Matthew Gans Christian Glander Terri Glover Kevin Goldsmith Christopher Bagshaw Sonia Baldwin John Barker Juliana Bartra Deborah Bell Laurel Boner Jeffrey Booker Michelle Casper Robert Celic Donna Charnews Andrew Christianson Patricia Chute Kathleen Commander Cathleen Cox Willie Mae Davender Edward Goodwin Tyrone Goode William Green Asha Hamid Mary-Pat Harbin Douglas Hausler Walter Haines David Hommel Lawrence Hofer Maryellen House 65 Timothy Ireland James Jablonski Lisa Jacobs Craig Jones George Johnson Laurie Johnson Randy Johnson James Kaminsky Colleen Kotzky Dawn Kirby Deborah Kosciusko Kerri Kreh Andrew Kujawski Edward Kugler Robert Kull Bruce Land Thomas Lark Valerie Lessard David Manerel Joseph Marquardt Jeanne Mazzaferro Kimberly Mealy Nicholas Methven Laura Milner Kenneth Miller Julie Moore Michael Moore Lizbeth Neefus Robert Neese Sean Nicol Lisa Okula Chris Oliver Kim Pacholk Dawn Pearson Scott Pirn Robert Profita Emily Reeve Kevin Romanowski Dana Rosenstreich Victor Rutkowski John Rogozinski Victoria Schoenhaar Malinda Shelby Stephan Shepish Michelle Sieczka 66 Todd Sigurdson Shawn Smiley Diana Stepnoski Jason Strezepek Donna Strickland Lisa Strickland Anna Sullivan Lahra Tillman Charles Tyler Constance Tyler Wallace Voegel Donna Wilcenski Charlie Witczak Theresa Urist Erik Williams 67 ACTIVITIES 69 CABINET Seated: Jennifer Wilson, Patty Rudolph, Joanne McNulty. Standing: George Grattan. Charlie Boyar, Jim Burns. JUNIORS Seated: Tammy Horned. Bill McCullough. Dan Corcoran, Lili Rosenstreich. Standing: Mike Rutkoske, Renee Dabrowski. Charlie Boyar. Brian Taylor, Heidi Wit sc hi. 70 OFFICERS Seated: Mrs. Grattan — Advisor. Renee Chituk — Treasurer. Debbie Steidel — Secretary. Standing: Chris Finnican — President. John Lee — Vice-President SENIORS Seated: Debbie Steidel, Jim Burns. Cherie Bergman, John Hansen. Standing: Mary Murphy, Cathy Steigerwald. Pepe Caracuel. STUDENT COUNCIL SOPHOMORES Seated: Sarah Cottrell. George Molyneaux, Jennifer Wilson, David Dickerson. Standing: Linda Parkin. Stacie Jemmotl, David Tuthill, Jack McNulty. FRESHMEN Seated: Mike Commins. Andrew Janis, Tracy Flurry. Cortney Crisp. Standing: Nicki Rosenstreich. Margaret Morgan. Cathy House. Kim Zahra. Lee Ann Steidel. MOHS A13IHVA 49th PRECINCT HONOR SOCIETY President — Patty Sacker Vice President — Bunty Burns Secretary — Cathy Steigerwald Treasurer — Debbie Steidel Front row: Tracy Boyd, Lisa Bartra. Dehby Kull. Cathy Steigerwald, Debbie Steidel. Second row: John Lee, Joan Nine, Marcia House. Jen Jens, Patty Sacker, Chris Bolobanic. Third row: Joe Taylor, Debbie Shalvey. Bunty Burns, John Hansen. Back row: John Mitchell, Jerry Poole. Rich Lark. it+r PROM 1983 Prom King and Queen. Chris Finnican and Ellen Grossenbaeher. Sharing The Night Together May 13, 1983 Brasby’s 75 BOCES NJROTC First row: Tim Anderson. Matt Martin. Brian Phillips. Arnold Wilson. Brian LePre. Tom Kuhn. Kathy Fox. Gina Olmstead. Dawn Pettus. Valerie Bolobanic, Wayne O'Kula. Mike Commins. Jeremy Martin, Mike Siezca, Joe Taylor. Second row: Chris Bolobanic. Gary Nolan, John Pavlak. John Hagen. Horace Bonds, Jeff Sacker. Frank Meyer. Tim Milowski. Rodney Spearmon. Paul Gaydos. John Goodwin. Chief Sumwalt. REFLECTOR Editors — Tracy Boyd Debbie Steidel Elementary Editors — Lili Rosenstreich Dan Corcoran Business Manager — Joan Nine Advisor — Mr. Cortese First row: Sandy Snyder, John Hanus. Tammy Horned. Ellen Shirvell. Back row: Gary Nolan. Dan Corcoran. Lili Rosenstreich. Debbie Steidel. Tracy Boyd. Tom Deans. Joan Nine. Absent: Har- vey Bagshaw. Kris Dries. Cathy Maginn. Liz Mi- chalecko. EXPRESSION First row: George Grattan. Mrs. Dunne. Dena Jacquillard. Linda Parkin. Lili Rosenstreich. Tracy Boyd, Nancy Parkin. Erika Ackerman. Karen Parkin. Middle row: Andrea Urist, Debbie Steidel, Jo McNulty. Lynn McCaffrey. Back row: Marcia House. Mary Murphy. Harvey Bags haw. Tony DeWall. Nicki Rosenstreich. Kathy Fox. Literary Editor—Tracy Boyd Art Editors—Lili Rosenstreich. Karen Praus Secretary—Kris Dries Treasurer—Karen Parkin Production Editor—Lynn Norton Advertising—George Grattan 80 MATTITALK Managing Editor—Dan Corcoran Sports Editor—Sarah Cottrell Entertainment Editor—Maria Kujawski Editorial Editor—Stacie Hanus Art Editor—Barbara Sheren Business Manager—Marcia House First row: Marcia House, Monica Mealy, David Albrecht, Jack McNulty, Chris Yoerges. Tony DeWall. Middle row: George Grattan. Stacie Hanus, Barbara Sheren, Sarah Cottrell, Dan Corcoran, Maria Kujawski, Kristin Milius, Ellen Shirvel. Back row: Jo McNulty, Kathy Fox. Gary Sidor, Renee Dabrowski, Bill McDonald. Debbie Steidel, John Hanus. Tracy Boyd. Michelle Zuhoski. Stacy Jemmott, Mr. O’Hare. FRENCH Kneeling: Mia Dank. Kathleen Reilly. Wendy Wells. Celeste Caven. Cindy McDowell. Standing: Tony DeWall. Stephanie Gullat. David Albrecht. Robert Phillips. Harvey Bagshaw. Mrs. Bohn. Cheryl Rutkowski, Sue Daly. Angela Savopoulos. SPANISH First row: Inger Goodale. Christopher Barrett. Jim Krupski. Todd Rakowicz. Marsha Baldwin. Second row: Virginia McCaffery. Michelle Chituk. Cortney Crisp. Charlotte Grata. Tom Hewlett. Theresa Bannon. Kathy Swiatocha. Karen Horvath. Mike Siecka. Third row: Karen Bergmann. Carolyn Gabusi. Kristen Kugler, Jason Roberts. Billy Klages, Gary Sidor. Fourth row: Michelle Zuhoski. Kristen McDowell. Christina Jones. Stephanie Watson. Amy Walker. Jeff Conway. Paul Kettrick. Stacy Jemmott. David Csicsak. Dawn Robins. Valerie Bolobanic, Gina Olmstead. Bill McDonald. Susan Maynard. Jeff Sacker. Mr. Digons. 82 LANGUAGE CLUBS GERMAN First row: Dena Jacquillard. Jennifer Wilson, Chrissy Conway. Monica Mealy. Kim Trojanowski, Jennifer Nostrom. Sharon Harris. Gerry Horton. Steve Boyd. Pam Stellman. Kristina Williams. Jodie Lizewski. Second row: Michelle Smiley. Diedre Fogarty. Katie Rey, David Chang. Joanne McNulty. Nicki Rosenstreich. Katie Deans, liana Corcoran. Mrs. Gibbons. Sara Cichanowicz. Renee Dabrowski. George Grattan. Kieran Corcoran. Andrew Janis. Third row: Becky Jens. Cheryl King. Amy Grigonis. Lara Grigonis. Aileen Finger. Lynn McCaffery, Danny Bassi. Stephanie Lutz. Kim Boyd. Cathy Christy, Lee Steidel. Karen Kujawski. Cathy Fox. Sarah Cottrell. Darlene Barkowski, Tina Smith. Cindy Czujko. Alex Zuhoski. Fourth row: Kerry Reda. Sarah Kettrick. Kerry Murphy. Andrea Urist. Lynn Wood hull. Erika Ackermann. Jen Kruse. Nancy Parkin. Margaret Morgan. Cindy Stepnowski, Erin Murphy. Fifth row: Billy Bufkins, David Dickerson. John Brooks. Jim Lark. Brad Neefus. Todd Burlingame. John Lizewski. Stacey Hanus. Kristen Dries. Bobby Larsen. Marcello Pak. CHORUS First row: Lee Ann Steidel. Michelle Smiley. Monica Mealy. Stephanie Lutz. Tammy Harned. Ellen Shirvell. Scott Racowicz. George Grattan. Second row: Katie Rey, Cathy House. Jeanne Tyler, Donna Heinz. Rochelle Faab. Lisa Sontag. Kelly Langan. Wendy Worthington. John Hurley. Jeff Tuthill. Third row: Chris Jones. Tina Smith. Linda Parkin. Lin Wood hull. Poa Solhenious. Carolyn Gabusi. Laurie Scheer. John Brooks. Harvey Bagshaw. Brian Rowe. Back row: Gina Olmstead, Sam Gans. Erin Murphy, Stacy Jemmott. Kim Zahra. Nancy Parkin. Ericka Ackerman. Matt Valyo, Rich Rayburn. Bruce Raffe. Jim Burns. STAGE BAND Seated: Danny Coughlin. Brian Taylor. Standing: Mr. Lester. Jim Burns. Mark Ellwood. Jay Posteraro. Rich Rayburn. Susan Fisher. MUSIC BAND President — Jim Burns Vice President — Marcia House Secretary-Treasurer — Debbie Steidel First row: Andrea Urist, Lisa Fletcher, Cindy Freeman, Ricky DeLuca, Karl Raacke, David Tut hill. Jim Posteraro, Slick Grattan, Kieran Corcoran, Cheryl Schriefer. Nicki Rosenstreich. Second row: Lin Woodhull, Angela Savopolous. Sam Gans. Lee Steidel. Karen Parkin, Joan Nine, Ellen Shirvel. Dan Fest, Susan Fisher, Joe Petrauskas. Sean Crowley, Nancy Parkin, Beth Stewart. Third row: Barbara Kaminsky, Debbie Shalvey, Ericka Ackerman. Marcia House, Debbie Steidel. Tammy Horned, Harvey Bagshaw, Lisa Tyler. Cindy McKasson. Nicky Rapanakis, Kelly Ryan. Mr. Lester. Back row: Brian Taylor, Rochelle Fabb, Dan Coughlin. Poa Solhenious, David Albrecht, Jim Burns, Mark Ellwood, Matt Valyo. Jay Posteraro. Rich Rayburn. Russell Profita, Jerry Poole. Chris Jones. STAGE ART ART CLUB First row: Patty Rudolph. Jenny Yoerges. Carmen Giuliani. Back row: David Orr. Peter Gatz. Laurie Kull, Mr. Griffith. MATH LEAGUE First row: Mr. Deerkoski. Karen Parkin. Joan Nine. Jimmy Krupski. John Hanus, Jack McNulty. Second row: Bunty Burns. Mike Rutkoske, Ellen Shirvel. Dan Corcoran. Dan Fest, Tom Deans. Jim Christy. Back row: Marcia House. Lisa Bartra, Debbie Shalvey. Patty Sacker, Jim Mitchell. John Hansen. Bill McDonald. Bill McCullough. SENIOR PLAY The Man Who Came To Dinner The Cast Mrs. Stanley....................................... Donna Heinz Miss Preen...........................................Tina Bassi Richard Stanley.................................. George Shirvell June Stanley.....................................Becky Woodhull John..........................................................John Mitchell Sarah...................................................Jen Wilson Mrs. Dexter...................................... Roberta Hurley Mrs. McCutchcon................................................Amy Recce Mr. Stanley......................................... Rich Rayburn Maggie Cutler.................................................Beth Christy Dr. Bradley...................................................Matt Valyo Sheridan Whiteside...................................Andy Othen Harriet Stanley..................................Lydia Lundstedt Bert Jefferson................................... Dave Orlowski Professor Metz.................................................Joe Taylor Convicts.........................................Keith Locklear Thercsc Lessard Stephanie Moore Detective Baker................................................Bob Gammon Expressman....................................................Matt Martin Lorraine......................................................Anne Cottrell Sandy.............................................. Peter Brush Beverly........................................................Jim Bums Wescott...................................................... Doug Hunter Radio Man....................................... Chris Ghimiray Choir...............................................Debbie Stcidel Thercsc Lessard Stephanie Moore Karen Rowehl Banjo........................................................Peter Wilson Deputies.........................................Chris Finnican John Lee Director...................................... Mr. Mike Cortese Assisted by...................................Mr. Richard Romero Producer.........................................Debbie Steidel Assisted by......................................... Marcia House SUBSTANCE ABUSE First row: Neil McDonald, Dan Fest, Dan Corcoran. John Hanus, John Hansen. Matt Martin. John Langan. Second row: Jennifer Yoerges. Tracy Boyd. Debbie Steidel. Cathy Steigerwald. Pat Sacker, Lisa Bartra. Third row: Tom Deans. Jim Christy. Sam Cans, Lili Rosenstreich. Tammy Harned. Eileen Sheehan. Renee Chituk. Debbie Shalvey, Karen Parkin. Laurie Sheer. Bunty Burns. Mr. Christy. SPIRIT DAY Juniors — The Winners! Rodney Bales' sister. Debbie, accepts gifts on his behalf. Seniors Freshmen Sophomores 91 PHOTO HOME-Ec PHOTO CLUB Left to Right: Paul Gaydos. Mike Commins, Joann Wanat, Chris Zimnoski, Carl Skrezec, John Hanus, Barbara Sheren, Beth Schwarz, Mr. Comotto. HOME-EC CLUB Left to Right: Scott Rakowicz. Dawn Swiatocha, Celeste Caven, Greta Morchel. Kathy Swiatocha, Pat Chute. Caryn Trainer. Mrs. Northridge. 92 SERVICE SQUADS OFFICE SERVICE Front: Bunty Burns. Jennifer Yoerges. Joann Wanat, Pat Rudolph. Back: Mary Ellen Roslak. Karen Praus, Mr. Pavalak. Kim Zahra, Becky Jens. Michelle Zuhoski. Carin Kujawski, Sharen Beebe. Kristen McDowell. Stacy Jemmott, Mary Murphy. HEALTH SERVICE Front: Lisa Reyer. Susan Fisher. Marie Drake. Lisa Sontag. Chris Schmitt. Middle: Laurie Rayburn. Karen Horvath. Dawn Swiatocha. Karen Nostrom. Eric Olsen. Back: Jennifer Nostrom. Denise McCaffery, Cheryl King. Sharen Harris. Ruth Monk, Jim Deerkoski. Mike Commins. Todd Dawson. 93 JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS First row: Kerry Krupetski. Dawn Swiatocha, Debby Bell, Dawn Kirby. Vicky Shoenhaar. Kathy Commander, Valerie Lessard, Wendy Dries, Caryn Kujawski, Lara Milner, Caren Trainor, Kelly Nostrom. Tammy McNish. Michelle Sciezka, Jeanette Miesner, Victor Rutkoske, Sean Bryan, Bob Kull. Rob Fox. Nick Methven. Kim Miller. Rob Profita, Mike Moore. Second row: Connie Tyler, Lori Rayburn. Sharon Harris, Julie Bartra. Tabby Bauer, Jen Woodhull, Theresa Urist. Sherry Demchuck, Lisa Jacobs. Kim Mealy. Adrianne Poliwada, Lola Cartselos. Sarah Kettrick, Patty Chute. Emily Reeve. Donna Lorvas, Willie Mae Davender, Doug Hessler, Matt Gans, Keith Sanok, Scott Gammon. Chris Glander, Tyrone Goode. Tom Lark. Third row: Melinda Shelby. Maggie House, Holly Smith. Karen Horvath, Dianne Olmstead, Greta Morchel. Denise McCaffrey, Mary Tagney, Tracey Horned, Tracy White. Lisa Demchuck, Lori Johnson, Ed Kugler, Erik Bokina, Pat Mathews, Rick Dries, Todd Racowicz, Bill Sanok, Andy Christianson. Keith Fleming. Back row: Beth Neefus. Lori Boner, Sharon Whaler. Cheryl King. Kathy Swiatocha. Janet Coleman. Libby Beiling, Valerie Larson, Margo House. Sara Baldwin, Erik Pylko, Angelo Milazzo, Greg Zanieski, Dave Hummel. Kevin Romanowsky, Bruce Land. Patrick Stephan. JUNIOR HIGH BAND First row: Dana Rosenstreich, Jim Jablonski. Rob Nine. John Barker. Scott Pirn. Caryn Kujawski. Willie Pirn. Gerry Horton. Andy Kujawski. Chris Posteraro. Rob Celic. Second row: Mr. Lester. Lisa Egan, Dan Zanieski. Jeff Booker. Chris Oliver. Dave Manarel. Tracy Harned. Deanna Meleff. Laura Milner. Nina Sullivan. Sean Nicole. Third row: Wendy Dries. Kerri Kreh. Dee Stepnoski. Lara Tillman. Jodie Lizewski. Lisa Reyer. Leona Jantzen. Heather Freeman. Cathy Decker. Michelle Caspar. Fourth row: Valerie Lessard. Sharon Blackmon. Tracy Glover. Jeanne Mazaffero. Kim Mealy. Sharon Harris. Dawn Re I yea. Debbie Koscuisko. Back row: Mike Ettlymeyer. Sean Smiley. Jason Strezpec. Rob Finn. Greg Zanieski. Janet Coleman. Lisa Strickland. Lisa Boner. Dena Jacquillard. JR. HIGH PLANNING BOARDS 8th GRADE Bottom row: Erik Bokina. Pat Mathews, Holly Smith. Lin Wood hull. Middle row: Brendan Kelly. Angelo Milazzo, Jody Lizewski. Michelle Chituck. Top row: Katie Harty, Maureen Gremler. 7th GRADE Sitting: Vic Rutkoske. David Manarel. John Barker. Standing: Kevin Romanowsky. Robert Profit a. Maggie House. Mr. Cortese. Dana Rosenstreich, Patty Chute. Keith Deerkoski. JR. HIGH MATHLETES Bottom row: Karen Commander. Rob Nine. Jo McNulty, Stephanie Lutz. Matt McKay. Terry Glover. Dana Rosenstreich. Middle row: Nicki Rosenstreich. Margaret Morgan. Nina Sullivan. Lisa Jacobs. Michelle Sciezka. Dee Stepnoski. Kim Mealy. Emily Reeve. Cathy Christy. Back row: Theresa Urist. Lin WoodhuU, Andrew Janis, Marcello Pak. Kieran Corcoran. Robbie Finn. Sara Kettrick, Erik Pylko. Angelo Milazzo, Rick Dries. Jodie Lizewski. Angela Savopolous. Mrs. Allen. SPORTS 101 Varsity Front row: Rob DiGregorio. Ken Miesner, Peter Gatz. Rodney Spearrnon. Mike Pacholick, John Moore. Andrew Janis, Bob McCaffrey. Back row: Sean Wood. Roland Malyneaux. Bruce Raffe, Jim Mitcheel. Russel Profita. John Hansen. Charlie Boyar, John Mitchell. Mike Rutkoske. Tim Janis. Joe Petrauskas. Bill McCullough. John Brooks. mmmm SOCCER Junior Varsity First row: David Chang, Brad Barker. Tommy McCaffery. Jeff Tuthill, John Hurley, Mike Whalen. Jeff Sacker; Second row: Billy Klages, Jimmy Lark. Bruce Raffe. John Brooks, David Tuthill. George Molyneaux. Jack McNulty, David Dickerson. John Fogarty, Jason Roberts. Jeff ConwayAbsent: Scott Doroski MHS 5 MHS 2 MHS 0 MHS 0 MHS 4 MHS 2 MHS 2 MHS 2 Southold Center Moriches Stonybrook Center Moriches Southold Southold Stonybrook Center Moriches Total record 5-3-0 r? 103 Varsity Front row: Coach McGlynn. Sara Cichanowicz, Tracy Boyd. Sarah Cottrell. Lili Rosenstreich. Tammy Harned Second row: Chris Harty, Lynn Thompson. Debbie Steidel. Cathy Maginn. Back row: Darlene Bakowski. Valerie Bolobanic. Marcia House. Sharen Beebe Varsity Record MHS 2 Mercy 0 MHS 0 Mercy 1 MHS 3 Greenport MHS 1 Greenport Southold 1 Southold 0 MHS 2 Hampton Bays 1 MHS 0 Hampton Bays 2 MHS 6 Stony Brook 2 MHS 2 Stony Brook 0 MHS 0 Pierson 1 MHS 0 Pierson 1 104 FIELD HOCKEY Junior Varsity Front row: Erika Ackerman. Nancy Parkin. Karen Bergmann. Gina Giannone, Nicki Rosenstreich Middle row: Flo Buckingham. Cortney Crisp. Cathy Houst. Kristen McDowell. Kelly Northridge. Back row: Kim Boyd. Monica Corazzini. Katie Deans. Aileen Finger. Coach Reilly. Amy Walker. J. V. Record — Undefeated Season MHS 6 Mercy 0 MHS 3 Greenport Southold 1 MHS 1 Hampton Bays 1 MHS 3 Stony Brook 1 MHS 2 Shelter Island 1 MHS 7 Mercy 0 MHS 5 Greenport Southold 1 MHS 1 Hampton Bays 0 MHS 3 Stony Brook 2 MHS 0 Shelter Island 0 105 GIRLS’ TENNIS Front Row: Coach Christy. Steph- anie Gullatt. Carin Reeve. Laurie Gammon. Back Row: Lely Chang. Heidi Witschi. Ellen Grossen- bacher. Susan Walker. Joanne Si- micich. Jennifer Kruse. Ellen Shir- vell. Varsity Tennis 83 Season MHS vs Easthampton 4-3 Won MHS vs Wcsthampton 1-6 Lost MHS vs Miller Place 3-4 Lost MHS vs Easthampton 3-4 Lost MHS vs Shoreham 4-3 Won MHS vs Mercy 6-1 Won MHS vs Riverhead 6-1 Won MHS vs Port Jefferson 1-6 Lost MHS vs Grcen South 7-0 Won MHS vs Stony Brook 4-3 Won MHS vs Westhampton 0-7 Lost MHS vs Southampton 5-2 Won MHS vs Mercy 7-0 Won MHS vs Green South 7-0 Won MHS vs Stony Brook 4-3 Won MHS vs Southampton 304 Lost 106 BOYS’ TENNIS Left to Right: Brad Neefus. Dan Fest. Jim Christy. Mike Knight. Marc Pro- feres. David Chang. Dale Jerred. Ab- sent: Dave Orlowski. John Dabrowski, George Shirvell. Stan Knight. Tom Beebe. Coach Huey. TRACK Front row: John Hanus, Tom Kuhn. Brian Williams. Bob Gammon. Matthew Demaula. Peter Wilson. Terrence Wood. Back row: Tom Deans. Ned Taborsky. Joe Bopp. Matt Nemchick. Ralph Freeman. Bill McDonald. Bill McCullough. Mike Rutkoske. Stephanie Jablonski. Bob McCaffery, Eric Hubbard. Karen Prauss, Sean Wood. Kevin Ford. Coach Gibbons. Team Record MHS vs Southampton 89-60 MHS vs Center Moriches 94-45 MHS vs Greenport 96-48 MHS vs Stony Brook 70-80 MHS vs Hampton Bays 54-95 MHS vs LaSalle 70-80 MHS vs Easthampton 63-83 MHS vs Mercy 98-30 CROSS COUNTRY Front row: Paul Kettrick. Tom Deans. Ned Tabor sky. Chris Finnican. Harvey Bags haw. Back row: Gary Sidor. Kieran Corcoran. John Hanus. Dan Coughlin. Mike McGahan. Kelly Ryan. Coach Zaneski. Varsity Cross Country League 8 Co-Champs 1983 Mattituck vs Bridgehampton 20-41 Mattituck vs Center Moriches 24-34 Mattituck vs Easthampton 15-44 Maitituck vs Bridgehampton 16-42 Mattituck vs Grccnport Southold 28-29 Mattituck vs Center Moriches 15-47 Mattituck vs Easthampton 15-51 Mattituck vs Greenport Southold 31-26 Low Scores Win Meet VARSITY Kneeling: Brian LePre, Jim Mitchell. Carl Langhorne. Jim Christy. Stand- ing: Matt Martin. Chris Finnican. Rich Lark. Charlie Boyar. Chris Bolobanic. John Lee. Bill McDonald. MHS 55 Southampton 40 MHS 57 Southampton 76 MHS 70 Westhampton 39 MHS 44 Westhampton 41 MHS 61 Easthampton 40 MHS 51 Easthampton 43 MHS 41 Miller Place 57 MHS 37 Miller Place 53 MHS 57 Hudson 52 MHS 56 Rocky Point 57 MHS 46 Albany Military 35 MHS 73 LaSalle 37 MHS 48 Rocky Point 35 MHS 61 LaSalle 54 MHS 71 Mercy 26 MHS 71 Mercy 42 MHS 53 SWR 71 BOYS’ BASKETBALL JV Front row: Glenn Tyler. John Huss- nater, David Dickerson. Gary Nolan. Arnold Wilson. Second row: Gary Si- dor. Todd Burlingame. Jim Lark. Kie- ran Corcoran. Third row: John Brooks. Jason Roberts. Bruce Raffe. Mr. Christy. Erin Murphy. Ill Varsity First row: Mr. Case, Ellen Grossenbacher, Lynn Thompson, Ellen Shirvell, Chris Jones. Second row: Valerie Bolobanic, Mary Cook, Sharen Beebe. Tammy Homed. Back row: Susan Walker, Barbara Randall, Darlene Bakowski. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Junior Varsity First row: Lynn McCajfery, Margaret Morgan, Cathy Christy. Aileen Finger. Second row: Mr. Grabowski. Sarah Cottrell. Beth Stewart, Jen- nifer Kruse. Kerry Murphy. Money Perkin. Ab- sent: Flo Buckingham. Susan Maynard. Sta- cie Hanus. Varsity Front row: Mary Talbot, Anne Cottrell, Sue Walker. Lely Chang. Jeanne Tyler, Mr. Brooks. Back row: Lynn Gildersleeve. Kim Kreh, Ellen Foote, Joanne Simicich, Debbie Shalvey, Beth Christy. Ginna Haas. 114 All League: Beth Christy. Susan Walker, Ann Cottrell. Gina Haas VOLLEYBALL JV Front row: Lili Rosenstreich. Dawn Miceli, Cindy McDowell. Donna Heinz. Yvonne Nicol, Pam Saunders Back row: Coach Grabowski. Sonya Parker. Kristen McDowell. Wendy Zuhoski. Laurie Gammon. Stephanie Gullat. Liz Sieczka. Kellie McGahn 115 Varsity Left to right: Jeanne Tyler, Stephanie Gullat, Michelle Smiley, Kristin Kugler, Cindy Czujko, Cathy Steiger- wald, Lisa Bartra, Donna Heinz. Amy Reece. Heidi Witchi. Jen Wilson. Renee Dabrowski. Renee Chituk CHEERING JV Front: Charlotte Grata. Cathy House, Monica Corazzini. Back: Lydia Lajda. Jesslyn Lenzer, Erika Ackermann. Stacy Jemmott. Lisa Fletcher. Cindy Freeman. 117 BASEBALL Varsity Kneeling: Peter Gatz. Peter Brush. John Hansen. Mr. Shultz. 2nd row: Keith Locklear. Andy Othen. John Lee. Bobby McCaffery, John Jeffers. Matt Martin. 3rd row: Pepe Caracuel. Mike Wilcenski. Chris Bolobanic. 4th row: Chris Finnican. Peter Sabat. John Mitchell. Absent: Jay Burkhardt. JV 1st row: John Brooks. Jack McNulty. John Lizewski. Bruce Raffe. Ken Meisner. Rodney Bates. 2nd row: Mr. Zaneski. Mike Hussnalter. Brad Barker, John Moore. Charles Boyar. Robbie DiGregorio. Bruce Hendry. 118 SOFTBALL Varsity Front: Janet Yagle. Paula Blados. Sitting: Beth Haas. Heidi Witschi. Pam Coleman. Ellen Fitzpatrick. Standing: Mary Ellen Roslak. Tammy Harned. Mrs. McGlynn. Amy Reece. Lynn Thompson. Absent: Ellen Grossenbacher. JV 1st row: Kristen Kugler. Cindy Czjuko. Katie Rey, Eilleen Grossenbacher. Cheryl Rutkowski. 2nd row: Erin Murphy. Deidre Fogarty, Debbie Rogozinski. Darlene Bakowski. 3rd row: Marsha Baldwin. Cathy Cibulski. Christine Jones. Valerie Bolobanic. 119 GOLF BOWLING GOLF First row: Blaine Raffe, Mark Cichanowicz, Glenn Tyler, John Hussnater, Chris Decker. Middle row: Todd Burlingame. Jim Trenta- lange. Rich Corazzini. Jim Christy, Mike Knight. Back row: Rich Lark. Matt Martin. BOWLING First row: Mike Dana, Jay Posteraro. Paul Gados, Steven Boyd, Chris Albrecht. Second row: Matt Nemshick, Jim Burns, Russell Profita, Mr. Zoneski. WRESTLING First row: Andrew Jams. Joe Taylor, Brian Taylor. Mark Ellwood. John Goodwin. Second row: Mike Pacholik, Tim Janis. Third row: Bil- ly Bufkins, Jeff Tuthill. David Tuthill, John Jablonski. Marcello Pak, Matt Valyo, Frank Meyer. Brian Williams. Mr. Darrow. Fourth row: John Robinson. Jim Trentalange. Jim An- derson. Alex Zuhoski. Back row: John Buf- kins. Paul Kettrick. IPT 'it 8S8i S« l � r j Jbi is ;: sgJSs« 8th GRADE SOCCER First row: Scott Thilberg, Matt McKay. Bruce McCaffery, Danny Bassi. Erik Bokina. Second row: Pat Mathews. Steven Horned. Peter Gans. David Hausler, Erik Pylko. Back row: Dennis Ja- zombek, Rick Dries. Angelo Milazzo. George McDowell. Chris Wilshusen. GregZanieski. Bren- dan Kelly. 7th GRADE SOCCER First row: Tom Lark. Nick Medven. Rob Profit a. John Barker. Mike Moore. Andy Kujawski, Dan Zaneski. Second row: Keith Deerkoski, Tyrone Goode. Scott Gammon. Keith Fleming. Doug Hausler. Joey Marquadt. Jason Slrezpek, Matt Gans. Back row: Mr. Gibbons. Kevin Romanowsky, Jimmy Jablonski. Bill Greene. Greg Zanieski. Craig Jones. Sean Nicole. Charlie Witsak, Randy Johnson. GIRLS’ SOCCER First row: Maggie House. Lisa O'Kula. Donna Strickland. Dawn Kirby. Donna Charnews. Sec- ond row: Colleen Cutski. Patty Chute. Mary-Pat Harbin. Sonia Parker. Jeanne Mazaferro, Lori Boner. Miss Reeve. 124 JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS FIELD HOCKEY First row: Jeannette Miesner, Kathleen Com- mander, Kerry Commander, Katie Harty, Kerri Kreh. Connie Tyler. Valerie Lessard. Second row: Becky Jens. Sharon Walen. Cathy Giannone. Amy Ellwood, Beth Neefus, Emily Reeve. Valerie Lar- son, Bonnie Mathews. TENNIS First row: Tracy White, Tracy Horned, Holly Smith. Sharon Blackmon, Michelle Chituck. Second row: Jodie Lizewski, Caryn Kujawski, Caren Trainor, Vicky Schoenhaar, Terry Glover, Wendy Dries. Dena Jaquillard. Back row: Kim Mealy, Sarah Kettrick. Tracy Glover, Lisa Reyer, Margo House, Leona Jantzen, Cheryl King. Pam Zahra. Dee Stepnoski, Jen Woodhull. CHEERING From left: Sharon Blackmon. Holly Smith, Hina Sullivan. Jeanette Miesner, Tracy White. Geral- dine Domaleski, Michelle Chituck. Dawn Kirby. 125 8th GRADE VOLLEYBALL First row: Jodie Lizewski, Katie Harty, Caren Trainor, Tabby Bauer. Sarah Kettrick, Lola Cart- selos. Second row: Mr. Brooks, Becky Jens, Valer- ie Larson. Sharon Whalen, Leona Jantzen, Adriane Poliwada, Joanne Corsi, Libby Bieling. 7th GRADE VOLLEYBALL First row: Kris Flowers, Wendy Dries, Debbie Bell, Lisa O'Kula, Kerri Kreh, Valerie Lessard, Dee Stepnosky. Second row: Mr. Roecklein, Jeanne Mazaferro. Lori Boner. Amy Ellwood, Beth Neefus, Sonia Baldwin. Terri Glover, Lisa Demchuck. SOFTBALL First row: Pam Zahra, Caren Trainor. Tracy Harned. Holly Smith. Dawn Swiatocha. Greta More he I. Caryn Kujawski, Jenny Dunn. Second row: Kerry Commander. Valerie Larson, Geraldine Domaleski. Sharon Blackmon. Margo House. Kathleen Burns. Mr. Roecklein. Back row: Becky Jens. Cathy Giannone. Terry Glover. Libby White. Joanne Corsi. 126 JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS 7th GRADE BASKETBALL First row: Andy Kujawski. Keith Fleming. Mike Moore. Rob Profita. Nicky Methven. Second row: David Manor el. Keith Deerkoski. Tom Lark. Jim- my Jablonski. Ed Kugler. John Rowe. Back row: Mr. Huey. Kevin Romanowsky. David Hummel. Bill Greene. Greg Zanieski. Tyrone Goode. 8th GRADE BASKETBALL First row: Erik Digons, Pat Mathews, Scott Racowicz. Henry Romanowsky. Second row: Teddy Gwyder. Greg Zanieski. Brian Ellwood. Brendan Kelly. William Sanok. 7th GRADE BASEBALL First row: Bruce McCaffery. Erik Bokina. Second row: Mr. Underwood. Gary Sidor. Donald Gatz. Steven Horned. Henry Romanowsky. Joe Mitchell. Third row: Chris Wilshusen. Peter Gans. Brendan Kelly. Steven Charnews. Back row: Teddy Gwyder. Daryl Kettrick. 127 CAFETERIA First row: Ginny Pickering. Lois Klages. Barbara Rutkoske. Rosemary Hostrom. Back row: Kathy Brewer. Carol O'Kula. Marylou Glover. Barbara Starzee. Barbara Rackowicz. Connie King Sandi Brockbank Mabel Lidford Bus Driver Bus Driver Bus Driver Lorraine Zaveski Patricia Gilder sleeve Harry Charkow Bus Driver Ubrary Aide Senior Custodian 130 STAFF Edward Adams Custodian Gerald Wells Custodian Herman Hubbard Custodian Paul De me buck Custodian David Haas Custodian Chris Doroski Custodian Answers to Baby Pictures 1. Jennifer Yoerges 23. Sue Simchick 45. Lisa Nine 2. John Mitchell 24. Chris Harty 46. Tammy Cooper 3. Barbara Kaminsky 25. Frank Meyer 47. Cherie Bergmann 4. Elizabeth Michalecko 26. Dale Jerred 48. Mike Pacholik 5. Patty Ficner 27. Chris Conway 49. Sheryl Fiore 6. Marc Proferes 28. Richard Rayburn 50. John Hanus 7. Barbara Randall 29. Ellen Grossenbacher 51. Marcia House 8. Debbie Shalvey 30. Jay Posteraro 52. Laurie Sheer 9. Barbara Sheren 31. Sue Walker 53. Rich Lark 10. Jen Jens Tracy Boyd 32. Lely Chang 54. Patti Jo Deerkoski 11. Joan Nine 33. Sue Romlein 55. Deborah Loper 12. Beth Jones 34. Bunty Burns 56. Bob McCaffery 13. Joann Simicich 35. Rich Corazzini 57. Mary Ellen Roslak 14. Karen Parkin 36. Pat Sacker 58. Carroll Oman 15. Peter Gatz 37. Mike Knight 59. Chris Bolobanic 16. Cathy Steigerwald 38. John Lee 60. Glen Grathwohl 17. Lynn Thompson 39. Lisa Booker 61. Laurie Ireland 18. Debbie Steidel 40. Russel Profita 62. Carol Ann Hommel 19. Karen Praus 41. Laura Jarzaborkowski 63. Mary Murphy 20. Mark Ellwood 42. John Hansen 64. Moose Schneider 21. Matt Nemshick 43. Debby Kull 22. Sam Gans 44. Joe Taylor 132 Congratulations to the Class of ’84 from the Mattituck-Cutchoque Teachers Association 133 Mattituc Auto Parts, Jnc.%H Box 75 Main Road Mattituck, N.Y. 11952 «4 V X 134 CAMEO CARDS GIFTS 516-734-6541 NOLAN’S VILLAGE MARKET Key Food Shopping Plaza Main Road Cutchogue, NY 11935 Prime Meats • Groceries • Deli Department Main Road Cutchogue, NY 11935 SOUTHAMPTON LUMBER CORPORATION Building Specialties Southampton, N.Y. 11968 Gary H. Rose Mattituck Office Manager 298-4711 50 EAST MAIN STREET ROBERT A. SCOTT RiVERMEAO. NEW YORK IIOOl Gcmolooi� t (516) 727-4400 (516) 29S-4.-7.47 Brisotti Silkworth, Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE MATTITUCK.' N.Y. 11982 135 CONGRATULATIONS to The Young Men and Women of the Class of 1984 BRASBY’S V? cf) r a n O Restaurant and ) + 136 GORMAN ASSOCIATES Real Estate Appraisers Love Lane, Mattituck 298-8478 Congratulations Class of 1984! 727-4310 221 Main Street Riverhead North Fork Liquor Store We Deliver 298-8160 Main Rd. Mattituck, NY R. V. 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