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

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J.V. BASEBALL TEAM Front Row: S. Whelan, D. Joyce, T. Roman, T. Macy, R. Weber, J. LaMattina, G. O'Neill, F. Sess, W. Klos. Back Row: Coach Frank Layden, E, Mohr, M. Walsh, J. Janicek, B. Munch, F. l-lauptman, B. Flaherty, P. Roman, J. Starace, G. Hardman. SETON 2 SAINT ANTHONY'S 4 Dick Powell lost the first game of his high school career. The Eagles' bats were silenced by the Friars. DIGGING IN VAIN, Jerry Gilmore tries to beat out infield hit in victory over Central lslip. CROSSING PLATE, Jirn Plate scores from third on base hit through the infield against Central Islip. SETON 12 SAINT PASCAUS 1 The Readmen came fighting hack against Saint Paseal's as .lack Flaherty struck out thirteen and Mike Cox battered the fences with two home runs. Cray went three for four and Jim Plate punched two hits. 84

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Promise a Successful Season J IM PLATE Second Baseman ON HOME DIAMOND Bill Cray connects for extra bases. L -'F is , ,,... 'ff ' V w ,. ., V, I E? s le ii' ' I 3. DICK POWELL Pitcher SETON 4 CENTRAL ISLIP 0 In their first encounter of the season, Read's diamondmen, under nine strike outs by Dick Powell, blanked Central Islip as Den Lczotte crashed a home run. SETON 2 CENTRAL ISLIP 6 Despite a home run by Dick Powell, the Eagles lost this one. SETON 14 BELLPORT 4 Dick Powell went four for four with two RBPS, Bill Cray three for four including a homer and .lack Flaherty three for four with three RBI's as the Eagles clohbered the Bellporters. SETON 6 DEER PARK 1 Dick Powell pitched well as the Eagles scored all their runs on singles. SETON 12 MERCY 0 Powell and ,lack Flaherty combined to hurl a no-hitter at Mercy. Powell and Cray each homered as George Stapleton and Mike Cox hoth went three for three. Flaherty struck out eight of the nine men he faced. AGAINST MERCY Dick Powell lashes one of his two hits. 83

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We're Going to Shout, Shout, Shout for Victory FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Patricia Pilger, Joanne Freund. Second Row: Suzanne Cummings, Marsha Stanton, Joan Boch, Bernadette Schenone, Maureen Kennedy. Back Row: Susan Yax, Maureen Mills, Kathleen McAleer, Maureen Hawkins, Diane Cirincione. FS PAT PILGER PROUDLY ACCEPTS the trophy won at the C.Y.O. tournament in January. CHEERLEADING Vivaeiously boosting the morales of both the girls' and boys' athletic teams, this year's cheerleaders have earnestly urged the student body to greater school spirit than ever before. Their MWe are the Eagles, the mighty, mighty Eaglesn has led the Varsity team with co-captains, Pat- ricia Pilger and Joan Boch to witness many a varsity victory. The Junior Varsity squad under eo-captains, Ann Lessing and Cristin Camson have cheered on their teams to a series of Wins. The skill of our '63 cheerleaders was once more shown when the Varsi- ty team placed fourth in the second annual Diocesan Cheerleading Con- test at Saint ,loseplfs Academy, Brent- wood with the ,lunior Varsity team taking second place. Under the able supervision of Sister Margaret of Cortona, this year's cheerleaders, after long hours of prac- tice, have not only given Setonis stu- dents a ranging enthusiasm at games but also encouraged an activity of precision in the girls' sports program. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Sheila Hogan, Maria Kalinoski, Maureen Kennedy. Second Row: Louise Schappert, Annette Aviano, Carol Woytisek, Joan Boch, co-captain. Back Row: Kathleen Bellew, Suzanne Curnrnings, Susan Yax, Diane Cirincione, Theresa l-lartley. Absent: Patricia Pilger, captaing Bernadette Sche- none, Joanne Freund, Barbara Belmont. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Christin Camson, co-captaing Ann Lessing, captain. Second Row: Veronica Burns, Patricia Tan- zola, Kathleen Kelly, Cynthia Candurra, Arlene Teasdale, Mary Jo Weaver. Back Row: April Trautwein, Jaime Carson, lrene Fox, Andrea De Winter, Mary Ann Bertuch, Mary Mooney.