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

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American literature follows in sequence. Taming a Guide, What Every Woman Knows, and Reflections Dental are its lcssonsg Chicago, Mannahattn, and The Marshes of Glynn its lo- cation, Song of the Sky Loom its themeg and Our Town its typification. Sayings of Poor Richard, Thanatopsis, and Where the Song Begins are the bywaysg and Pretty Words, its bounds. Still more awaits the pilgrim. The terminus of tI1e searching is England. Beowulf is her legendary past, Canterbury Tales and Everyman her Medieval richness. MaclJeth's creator ushers in the Renaissance while The Tatler spies upon the eighteenth century. Romanticism contributes A Dissertation upon Roast Pig. Victoria's era is peopled by tI1e Brownings, The Lady of Shalott, Kipling, The Darkling Thrush, and Lewis Carroll. Murder In the Cathedral personifies Modernism. The Wayfarer has come full circle yet new vistas are ever opening, Boots, saddle, to horse and away. NOTHING IN ENGLISH is too heavy or too deep for Timothy Coville or Dorothy Holland as they add to their stockpile of literature. lnto Livin MRS. GLORIA KRUCKEL SISTER JOSEPH AGNES English, Physical Education Religion, English, Latin Religion, English, History Girls' Sports Seton Hall Days Moderator THE ROAD NOT TAKEN according to Robert Frost appears to be well traveled in the poetic lane pointed out by Ronnie Foley and Robert Nelson. SISTER ALBERTA MARIA

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ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE, and each must play a part, points out Sister Joseph Agnes to groundlings Mary Hamm, Sandy Bartik, Brian McCormick, William Faller, Denis Lezotte and John Eckhardt. HCATCHING UP ON SLEEP is just as hard as catching up on English notebooks, decides Mr. Corcoran. FICTION IS THE WORLD of our dreams come true,', is well illustrated by Mary Ellen Walsh, John Eckhardt, and Charles McDer- ITIOTT. 26 FIRE BURN, CALDRON BUBBLE. These students are having Shakespearean trouble. Kathleen Hildreth, Peter Lucas, Charles McDermott, Bridget Bunk, William Som- mers, Margaret Minder and Mary Counihan try to analyze the motivations of Macbeth. Traveling through English literature becomes a swift flight through a thousand different periods, places, and experiences to wider horizons. This sampling whets the appetite for studies in depth. A frosh hegins with Luke Baldwinis Vow and ends in Great Expectations. His heat is ln the Bazaars of Hyderbad and Paris Delivered. Lion Hunting with Truck and Camera is his pastime and Belmont, a port of call though The Sire cle Maletroitns Door, heekons. Achilles Deathe- ridge arrests General Grant, and The Odyssey is done. Jabberwocky rolls oil' the second year stu- dent's tongueg They Also Serve Who Only Sit becomes their motto. Meandering from The Olcl Swimmin, Hole to Eldorado his cast of charac- ters include The Devil and Daniel Webster, Julius Caesar, Gareth and Lynette, and Silas Marner. The Next Everests For lllan To Conquer found he moves quietly on Literature Gives a Profound Insight 4 HES ENGLISH

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Qgszis x 'NG' BLUE VITROL CRYSTALS -l- 4 over- anxious students : slow chemical reac- tion. Vincent Berry, William Faller, Suzanne Cummings and Charles McDer g25gga,gggggOnihe Wsfof- of We Oi Submission to Discipline Is the az SCIENCE Faced with the magnetic attraction of physics, the junior, radiating all forms of energy, is ready to expand his knowledge in the field of science and transfer it into useful material for later life. The reflection of any high school phy- sicist alternates as he changes his knowledge into marks. Any student taking physics devel- ops an advanced system of refraeting those marks, hut in tl1e end he is faced with some sort of sound energy from the parents who definitely close the circuit. To solve the mystery of the puzzle of matter, the foundation of creation, the keystone that bridges reality and abstraction, all are the aims :V , pg' MR. RICHARD KELLY Religion, Mathematics, Physics PHYSICS WATCH THOSE CALORIES! warns Mr. Kelly as Denise Murphy and William Hayes check the heat of fusion in physics class. IIU, ass, c B C emu, luszl I 121ml Al Sl za km, zfmm uw i. , W T0 ILLUSTRATE THE ELECTRONIC AS- PECTS of the atom, Mr. Tirman uses Mr. Kelly's Dynamic Atom Model for two in- terested co-eds, Margaret Rudtke and Linda Wagner. - 28