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

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FRESHMAN HARRIERS. Front Row: A. Miqueli, W. Klos, D. Montville, E. Mulligan, Manager. Second Row: Coach Kerr, G. O'Neill, J. Madeo, D. Joyce. Back Row: J. Calabria, B. Cutrone K. Barrett, P. Casserly, R. Zapasek. HMI. VARSITY CAPTAIN, Bob Hasselo warms up before home meet. oach K1-:rr's Hill and ully Runners Place CHUGGIN AWAY, Sam Hunt, followed by Johnny Read, JUNIOR VARSITY HARRIERS. Kneeling: B. Verrati, P. Plunkett. Standing: hits a straightaway on the Seton cross country course. D. Lane, J. Metro, J. Cuenin, J, Martin,

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CRCSS COUNTRY VARSITY HARRIERS. Front Row: P. Boch, D. Vigliotta, J. Read. Back Row: B. Hitchcock, Managerg B. Hasselo, S. Hunt, J. Hackett, B, Hammesfahr, Coach Kerr. THE SETON HALL VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM finished fourth in the NSCHSAA League. They came in second in hoth the Private School Championships and the Seton Hall Invitational Meet. During the course of the season, team captain Bolo Hasselo, and junior Sam Hunt each won two Cross Country medals while junior Johnny Read and sophomore Jim Hackett gathered one apiece. Special laurels go to Bob Hasselo who completed his third season as a Seton Hall Varsity harrier. In the freshman division, Dennis Joyce led Coach Kerr's harriers in Winning three Cross Country medals. Receiving two medals were Joseph Calabria and John Madeo, while Gerard O'Neill took one. SETON VARSITY HARRIERS practice for the starting gun before an important meet. Pictured are Sam Hunt, Bob Hasselo, Jim Hackett, Johnny Read, Paul Boch, Dennis Vigliotta, Bill Hammesfahr.

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Eagle Cagers Capture First Suffolk County VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD R. Batvinis, T. Lynch, K. Foley, J. Flaherty, B. Cray, coach F. Layden, manager R, Johnston, D. Powell, J. Gilmore, J. Plate, M, Walsh, B, McCormick. MR. READ PRESENTS TROPHIES to Brian McCormick and Jim Plate as both were selected to the all-star squad in the Seton Hall lnvitational Tourney. McCormick also receives M.V.P. Award. 74 SETON 65 ST. ANTHONY'S 35 In the scason's opener Seton completely outplayed the Friar Hve. Sophornores ,lim Plate and Kevin Foley sparked the attack scoring 14 and 11 points respectively, while Brian McCormick netted 13 points. SETON 42 ST. MARY'S 61 Seton bowed to a strong St. Mary five in the second tilt of the season, despite ,lim Plate,s 15 points. SETON 58 LaSALLE 39 Plate again led the scoring brigade racking up' 19 points as Seton upended La- Salle. Kevin Foley shared the scoring honors with 11 While, Tom Lynch and Brian McCormick played extremely well under the boards. SETON 56 MERCY 46 Seton Won its fourth league game of the season as Coach Layden took advantage of a Weak Mercy five and utilized his bench. McCormick was high scorer with 16, followed closely behind by Plate, 15.