Seton Hall High School - Milestones Yearbook (Patchogue, NY)

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For the Greater Glory of God Who was Bernadette Schenone? She was a dark haired girl whose true love- liness was reflected in a facade of natural beauty of eyes and smile. It was from this that attraction to her began, but it was her strength of character, her outstanding courage, her utter honesty, her love of life that wielded this attraction into a powerful magnet that drew her associates nearer and nearer. Wliat was Bernadette Schenone? In stu- dent council, automobile driving, studies . . . she was an honor student all through high school, with a 90 average. She was to have been a graduate of the class of June, 1963. Cheerleading, football games, dance clean-up committees, all gave her joy and received her more than usual love and attention, for whatever she did she loved and performed with a little more zeal and less complaint than others. When was Bernadette Schenone? Her seventeen years hcgan in God's provi- dence on June 28, 1945 and ended of prolonged cancer on April 3, 1963. Where was Bernadette Schcnone? She lived for a time in Brooklyn and then in Massapequa where she went to Saint Martin's in Amityville and then to Seton Hall. These are facts, are figures, these are unimportant in themselves hut significant in that they tell of a woman in a girl's world who has ascended to her place in the world for which she was created, they are important for they speak of a soul that must have often questioned, uWhy is Bernadette? 103

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We're Always Chasing Rainbows The autumn season was ushered in by the nl-larvcst Dance which was held when the multicolored leaves had begun to fall. The revolution of the seasons caused tl1e themes of our dances to undergo a change also. For thc MSHOW Ballf, sponsored liy thc seniors, the social room was turned into a winter wonderland, and happy hearts floated like snowflakes along the dance floor. This year, our 4'Valentine's Dance and uflonzaga Gallop joined hands and made really sweet music together. The leprechauns were busy little men on the night of the uKerry', and injected joviality into the souls of all her St. Patrick supporters, so that Mlrish eyes were truly smiling. HMMI AND WHERE HAS HE BEEN ALL MY LIFE? ponders Maureen Hawkins as she and John Casserly receive the titles, King and Queen ot Hearts, from Father Magan at the Valentine Dance. AN EXCHANGE OF COURTESY IS CONDUCTED as Gini King, 4'Herself,', and Brian McCormick, Himself, hold court. This couple represents the juniors' choice of the typical Seton Hall seniors. AND WITHOUT HIS LIFELONG FRIEND, Puff could not be brave, laments April Trautwein to a sympathetic Robert Andrejkovics while Mary Mooney, Sarn Hunt and Arlene Teasdale enjoy a brief pause at the Snow Ball. RATHER DO IT MYSELF so he dropped rne off and said he'd be back to get me after the dance, is the explanation Liz Holland gives to Ronnie Foley and Tim Coville for the vacant seat next to her. I TOLD MY DATE I'D

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