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

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N I lqv Q Q . EDICATI i' Somewhere in the thick jungles of a South Pacific island, an American soldier lies crouched in the wet mud and slimy filth of a makeshift foxhole. Somewhere on the spray washed deck of an American battle-wagon, a weather beaten young .sailor scans the icy seas. And somewhere beneath an American battle flag a youthful Marine struggles in the bloody conflict against our common enemy. Though these men are widely separated, though their paths stretch to the far corners of the earth, they are united in fighting for the freedoms that all men hold so dear. They battle for those Four Freedoms that will unshackle the peoples of the world from the fetters of slavery. For these Freedoms the youth of America has been called to fight. Many times have the bugles of war echoed through the halls of Setonia. Many a student left the green fields and quiet walks to answer that call to arms. Even today as the clouds of war darken the light of learning, Setonians are struggling for the day when the silver lining will bring peace to the world-a world in which the Four Free- doms will be known not merely to our own beloved country but to the entire world. The Senior Class takes great pleasure in honoring you, the brave boys who at one time studied beneath these towers of Setonia and now serve in the uniform of your country. To you courageous men of Seton Hall, fighting for freedom, we, the Class of '44, proudly dedicate our yearbook. We do so with the sincere hope that one day in the not too distant future you will rejoin us once more having secured forever those Four Freedoms which we all desire.