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

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SETVN i-IPLL 'IE' he goal of Catholic education is to mold the student into a good Chris- tian, a citizen conscious of his obli- gations to his country, and a well rounded individual capable of being a part of society. When We apply these abstract princi- ples to the life of one who attends a Cath- olic institution such as Seton Hall, we see how eHective they are. The four facets of a manis character - spiritual, mental, social, 'and physical are polished and pointed by a well planned course of studies and activities. This process began in the Chapel, where we assembled as Freshman to listen atten- tively to the advice and counsel of our headmaster, Father Bradley. Since then, through the weekly Knights of Setonia mass, the annual-retreat, and the example and teaching of our instructors, we have come to know, appreciate, and love our faith more. In the capable and friendly hands of our faculty, we have been well prepared for our respective vocations. The well chosen subjects have been directed toward achieving a balanced curriculum, which has given us an accumulation of knowl- edge of which we had never before dreamed. Believing that extra-curricular activi- ties are important in developing that nec- essary social aspect of human personality, the faculty has organized numerous clubs and activities which represent almost every field of student interest. Through these organizations, we have learned to respect the ideals, wishes, and rights of others. This has prepared us for our fu- ture life, since it is the basis of all rela- tions with our fellow men and the forma- tio11 of many enduring friendships. On the fields of sport, we have learned that courage is not so rare, for we have found it among our own friends. We have become adherents to the old adage MDO 11nto others, as you would have them do unto you, and above all, we have learned how to take it. Our athletic teams have always demonstrated that courage and in- telligence rather than skill are, in many instances, more essential in establishing a school's reputation. As we reconsider our preparatory school career, we realize, not for the first time nor for the last time, the importance of our education. We feel that we have been well prepared spiritually, mentally, socially, and physically for what the world has to offer. We go forth secure in the knowledge and strength that Seton Hall has given us.

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