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TWIN LIGHTS While across the bay twin beacons beam And glow o’er the Navesink Highland town —Larry Chittenden Twin Lights, faithful sentinel of our Eastern Shores, pride of the High- lands, and teller of a storied past! For nearly one hundred years, Twin Lights, standing two hundred forty-eight feet above the Atlantic Ocean, warmly welcomed the countless “new” citizens to America. Her massive towers, standing three hundred feet apart and fifty-three and a half feet high, were built of brown stone hewn in the fields of Connecticut. Twin Lights stands now in an unassuming aura of past glories. Each noble rock has borne mute witness to the joys, pains, and unfounded aspira- tions of countless generations. It stood constant as America threw off the burdensome yoke of tyranny, and shrouded itself in a misty grief as brother fought brother. In 1898, Marconi sent the first wireless message from Twin Lights to ships at sea, and thus shared in the unfolding of progress. During both World Wars, Twin Lights served as a quiet and loyal sentinel. Her bright lights skimmed the night waters in search of enemy submarines. Time passed and with its passing her stately seat gave way to overgrowth and ruin. What was once majestic and serene became but a memory of yesterday. Resigned to her fate, she stood silent, uncomplaining. But her valiant deeds were not to go unremembered. A new generation with respect for the past, sought to restore the forgotten towers. Each weed was uprooted and the seed of life replanted. Each weakening crevice was filled with the mortar of strength. Through silent long days, through the long dark nights, Twin Lights stands now in a glorious richness that only Time can bestow . . . a beacon and hope for the future. Through the day’s shadow and its golden sun, through night’s darkness and its silver light, “across the bay twin beacons beam and glow o’er the Navesink Highland town.”
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MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Sister Mary Kenneth, Cheering Squad Moderator; Sister Mary Ronald, Band, Twirlers, Radio Club Moderator; Sister Mary Theresina, Depart- ment Head, Student Council Moderator; Carol O’Donnell, Bulletin Board Moderator, Bridge Club Moderator; Sister Mary Devota, Library Club Moderator. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Sister Mary Theresina, Senior Guidance; Benedict Trigani, Sophomore Guidance; Sister Mary Loretto, Department Head; Sister Mary Ronald, Freshman Guidance; Joseph Hintelmann, Junior Guidance.
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