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

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WRESTLING VARSITY GRAPPLERS Front Row: D. Corrigan, L. Becker, G Gallo, P. McGarrity, C. Marchiel, W. Hayes key, G. O'Neill, M. Fallon, B. Waters. Eagle Muselemen Prove Rough and Ready The Eagle Inatmen, led hy Captains W3l'1'Cl1 Brady and Greg O'lYeill, hegan their fourth wrestling season hy heating East Islip 25-19 at East Islip. The squad was set haek in their next encounter with Bayport l5-32 with Wvarren Brady and Bill lvaters making fast pins. Morpurgols 111111111011 surprised Longwood, who had heaten Bayport hy a very impressive score, in winning 16-13. Greg 0'Neill pinned one of the Longwood's undefeated aces i11 the first period. ON BAYPORT MATS, Bill Hayes struggles for hold on opposing grappler. JUNIOR MATMAN Tim Packey literally bends Bayport grappier into submission on opponents' mats. 81 Hampered hy injuries to Larry Becker, Greg Oexeill, Warren Brady, and Bill Hayes, the Eagles CHIIIC haek strong to defeat Connetquot 30-3. Wrarren Brady's wrestling record was 1111- hleniished except for a defeat at the hands of the Ivy League Champ. He has met hut two defeats in three years. Bill Hayes, Chet Mar- ehiel, Bill Xvaters and Gahe Gallo insure future Eagle victories. PINNING OPPOSING BAYPORT MATMAN is Captain Warren Brady in away match. Back Row: T. Smisek, W. Brady, T. Pac-

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OUTDOOR TRACK Accompanying spring was thc change of the track team from hoards to cindcrs, with Bob Mulcaliy setting a school record for the hroad jump, leaping 22.75 fcct at All Hallows. He also placed fourth in thc high jump with Bereza receiving a silver medal for the 100. In the NSCHSAA relays, Mulcahy, Barrett, Martin and Bereza won first place for the M mile, lVIyles Clark, Dennis Vigliolta, Carl Rago and Ned Cray took a gold medal for thc novice two mile relay, Stephen Smith, Dennis Vi- gliotta, and Jim Cuenin won third place for the novice high jump and Mulcahy, Bereza, and Hasselo racked up second in the hroad jump relay. OUTDOOR TRACK TEAM Front Row: l-I. DiToro, B. Graham, B. Rowland, J. Casserly, P. Lucas, D. l-larahan, B. Mulcahy, R. Pryor, B. Bereza, K, Dobran, B. l-lasselo, V. Fischer, C. McDermott, J. Powers, M. Barrett, B. McBride, J. Eckhardt. Second Row: K. Barry, R. Reisinger, M. Clark, B. Benedict, S. Hunt, B. Yax, J. Lynch, D. Vigliotta, R. Clifford, D. Lynch, C, Rago, J, Martin, B, Williams, D. Spinella, B. Aguirre, N. Cray, J. Pardee, J. Fallon, G. O'NeiIl. Third Row: J. Wolyniec, J, Metro, T. Otway, D, Berkel, P. Boch, J. Cuenin, J. Rogers, D. Lane, B. Powers, S. Kretz, J. Hackett, B. Waters, E. Monteleone, F. Kraemer, R, Maurino, B, Duni, D, McCarthy. Back Row: A. l-lerzog, B. Fitch, P, Casserly, M. Oliveira, K. Barrett, T. McKeveny, R. Montville, J. Calabria, D. Westray, S. Smith, J. Madeo, T. Arnoux, G. St. George, H. Thompson, A. Englehardt. l FORMING BACKBONE OF THE TRACK TEAM ARE: B. Mulcahy, B. Bereza, B. Hasselo, J. Martin, and M. Barrett. CROSSING FINISH LINE Bob Hasselo finishes first at La Salle Cross Country meet. CAPTAIN BILL BEREZA WaVfY1S UD ILLUSTRATING BROAD JUMPING fOf ICO Yard dash OVW home Iliff- STYLE which set school record at 2Z3A4', Bob Mulcahy lets go a lengthy jump.

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Strong Pitching, Heavy Hittin VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Front Row: T. Rowse, E. Dupcak, D. Brewer, M. Cox, P. Callahan, J. Gilmore. Back Row: J. Quartararo, Managerg D. Powell, J. Flaherty, G. Ogeka, J. Black, D. Lezotte, G. Stapleton, W. Schad, J. Plate, l-l. Read, Coach. Seton Hallis nine led by Coach Henry Read are prepared to cop top honors in the NSCHS League this season. Strengthened by the return Ml KE COX Catcher BASEBALL 3 . - .rf-Q JACK FLAHERTY Pitcher 82 of seniors: undefeated pitcher Dick Powell, Mike Cox, Paul Callahan, George Stapleton and Denis Lezotte, the Eagles also showed up with line new talent in Jack Flaherty, Jim Plate, and Jerry Gilmore. Enforcing the squad will be Grcg Ogeka, John Black, Warren Schad, Terry Rowse, and Ed Dupcak. Up to date the Eagles have shown awesome power and outstanding pitching. They have slugged eight homers in the first seven games and show no signs of letting up. DICK POWELL en route to the twentieth consecutive win ot his high school career in victory over Mercy.