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

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:nay BOSSA-NOVA? No, cheerleading try-outs in November. a orld in Itself 6'Sehool days, school days, dear old golden rule daysg Antics, and games, and lots of fung 03. N ,MASS li, A STUDENTS ARE EASILY PERSUADED to buy cookies for the purchase of a Mother Seton statue, Joe Corrigan, Jim Griffin, Dot Callahan, Tom Lo- Destro. Plays, and studies, and your favorite nun. Four years we spend at Seton, each year a contin- uance and betterment of the one that went hefore. As the years go hy, you make new friends, heat that rival team, and fail your first subject. But with eaeh year you become a little wiser and a little older. Before you know it, youlre celebrating your eighteenth hirthday in your senior yearg a few months pass and you're too old for Seton's student hotly hut just old enough for her alumni. Sometimes you wish you were a freshman again, sometimes you wish you were a freshman in college, hut no matter l1oW high you huild castles in the air, yougre still YOU. Remember Setonites of all grades, no matter what we now are or where we soon will he, Mother Seton will always be with us, her children. THE FRIDAY RUSH after school is murder, but this is ridicu- lous, John Donnison, Chris Morris, James Moran and George Gelfer. EVOLUTION OR REVOLUTION, Chris Morris and ingenious Jim Hilderbrand succeed in introducing modern technique for the study of Religion. 45

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1V9 NN. RMK Netting brook trout, Great River. Field of golden pumpkins, Center Moriches. Newsday .,., ff, f 634, V P ' Xl 6 0 f . v X y a ll Nw s ,Xe M1 ' Y AIXSSW Catching saltwater bait, Montauk. Jewel in a floral setting, Suffolk County. Newsday fa? I 3 'W' 5? ig LA Aga! Surfcasting, Montauk. Ogeka duck farm, Moriches.