Seton Hall Preparatory High School - Tower Yearbook (West Orange, NJ)

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ibeobcafion ince the United States entered World War II, many stories of heroism have been told. Foremost among these heroes is a man who has distinguished himself by his undaunting courage and faith even in the face of death. On the vast expanse of the blue Pacific, in the reeking foxholes of Guadalcanal, on the burning sands of the African desert he may be seen adminis- tering to the dying, comforting the wounded, and burying the dead. He has been the voice of comfort to many who have ,slipped into the black chasm of despair. To all he symbolizes Christianity-that priceless heritage, for which we are waging this horrible conflict. It is, therefore, with a feeling of sublimity that we, the class of 1943, pause to pay tribute in our own small way, by dedicating this issue of g6The Towerv to such a gallant man-the Catholic Chaplain.