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SUMMER, for most students, is a season for re- laxation, for lying on the sundrenched Mattituck beaches and dreaming. But for Mattituck's staff, faculty, and Board of Education there's much work to be done in preparation for the up- coming year. There are rooms to be cleaned, lessons to be arranged, and monies to be dealt with. SUMMER is also the season for students to take on a job. A and P, Key Food, local farms, or babysitting are most student's source of income. 4
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MHS's Changing Seasons Summer blossoms and fades into fall. Winter's winds scatter fall's leaves. But beneath winter's icy crust are seeds for spring's rebirth. Seasons change but Matittuck High School continues to value the student as an indivdiual, as a community leader, and as a learning adult. Remaining true to its ideals Mattituck High School is still able to accommodate the rapid changes in society. Each successvie student body brings fresh ideas. So it was this past year in 1984 when Mattituck High School was chosen Newday's High School of the Year for its new and innovative approaches to community service, human understanding, and lifelong learning. Just as seasons change to bring new growth so the successive student bodies have and will continue to bring new ideas, nurtured by a caring administration and faculty, to allow Mattituck High School's spirit to flourish.
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Board of Education Although not the busiest season of the year for the Board of Education, the summer is the time for the annual reorganizational meeting in which elections are held and budget books are closed. The board's most important job, according to member Genevieve Woessner, is to come to a fair economic budget. This is done during the winter when meetings are often held at least once a week. BOARD OF EDUCATION - 5 Above left: Walter Dohm, President. Upper middle left: Wesley Simchick, Vice President. Upper middle center: Vincent Bialeski. Upper middle right: Robert Craeb. Lower middle left: Donald Langan. Lower middle center: William Ruland. Lower middle right: Genevieve Woessner Immediate left: Thomas Roslak, District Clerk.
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