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

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HIALIL PRIEIRARA GRY SCHOOL l. BERNARD NI. NICFADDEN. A.B. Inslruvtor in Merlzazzirnl Dmzuing NIR. VINCENT A. NICINTEE, A.B., A.M. Head of English Dr'fm1'tn1ent NIR. FRANCIS I.. PRIOR, .X.B. ln.virur'trn' in English NIR. GEORGE REILLY, .-LB.. .AX.NI. l11.Ylrur'1m' in Hislory NIR. EDWV.-XRD A. NIARTYN. AB. Head of Mallzfnzalirx Ilrjmrtzlzwzt NIR. ROBERT P. NORK. BS. lnsfru1'Im' in Histnrv NIR. LOVIS SNRNO. LB. Irlxfrllrfor' in .II1llllr'n1r1lir'.x' R. EDWARD AI. SLODONVSKI. BS. Insiruclm' in History NIR. I.OI'IS V. TONERO. .X.B. IIISIVZIWIUI' in .Ilallzenmtirs NIR. FRANK TR XCIICY. I'H.B. lizslrzlrtrn' in .NIIIIIIFIIIIIIIFS NIR. CIHNRLES I . X. NVXRREN. BS. NIR. .NCIHILLE A. JOYNL, All NIR. HVCO SENERCHIA. .X.B. l7Z.S'fI'll!'IUI' in Historv ln.a'lr111'lm' in Latin ' 111.vl1'ur'lm' in Sr'if'r1r'1'

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RIMA HIE TFACULTY AT SETON I11str1u'I11r in fHI1fIIl'lllflIIlIS' RTHIYR 'l'. C,RllfFl'I'H, A.B.. .X.NI.. NLS. REV. HIOSEPH -l.XRENILIll'K, A.B. Hrrnl nf Sr'ir'n1'z' IJ1'fmrInlf311t REV. DNNIEI. .N. NIIIRPHY, A.B. lr1.slr1u'lf1r in linglixlz REV. CI.1-1NIEN'l' J. OCKAY, A.B. Head of Rrligion Ilfjmrtnzent REV. -IUSEPI-I NY. RVSSELI.. A.B. Hmll of 1,fH1QllIlf f' 111' mrlmwzl 5 I REN ICIJNVNRID I'. Sill I.I.Y, A.B. YlI.l.I.XNI N. I IEl.I7, A.B. Ir1slr1u'lm' in linglislz Dum of Ilixrijzlillrf NIR. NVIl.I,l.XNI NI. IBOLCI-lOl, A.B. If15II'lll'IlH' in lznglislz NIR. SI-1IS.XS'l'l XX CLXCACI, BS. lr1.s'r111'Irn' in SIIIIIIISIL NIR. I'.X'I'RIC1K N. DI 5 I NNLO. A.B. Ir1.xIr1u'fm' in ,NIIlIlIl'IlIIlII!'S NIR. .XI.I5ER'l' NI. ENYING. .X.l3.. ,X.NI. lr1.x'lr1lr'Irn' in Latin NIR. DNYID IaXI!l.I'.S. ILS. lns!ru1'Iur in Sf'i!'III'l' NIR. EDNVNRD FITICLIISBON. A.B., ,LNI Hwlrl of liislnry I,l'Illl?IlHC'71t

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YOUTH AND THE lFANllllLY THE HOME IS THE BIRTHPLACE of civic virtue, and the home of the Seton Hall graduate should be the birthplace of the United Nations spirit. It falls to the Seton Hall graduate and to the youth of our generation to stimulate their families' interest in the peace g it falls to the American family to give its Wholehearted support and thus the support of America to the keeping of the peace. This can be done by family-wide discussions on matters perti- nent to the peace, by the exercise of the fami1y's civic rights to make its voice heard in the United Nations Organization. The family can also aid by setting an example for other families, by living the ideals of world fraternity and benevolence which all have professed to be the only road to a lasting peace. At present, as students, we do I10t realize the grave responsibility of the family in a free societyg but someday we shall be called upon to take the helm of our own family and subsequently of the destinies of America and of the world. The wisdom and the foresight required of the citizen of today will not become ours automaticallyg rather they will have to be painfully acquired. What better time to start than now. What better place than our own home. What better cause than the United Nations Organization. Page Twenty four