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

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Our Classical Languages Deparlmenl' has as ils purposes lhe preparalion of l'l'1e sludenl for liurlher sludy in +l'1a'r field, lhe promolion of maslery in l'l'1e use of all languages, llwe clearer unclerslanding of many words in currenl use, and 'l'l1e developmenl of habils of incluslry and applicalion. Besides lliese ends classical languages afford a wider view of life 'l'l'1rougl1 familiarily wilh greal civilizalions remole from lhe presenl in bolli 'lime and place. Mr. Alberl M. Ewing, A.B., A.M. CHAIRMAN OF DEPARTMENT Inslrucfor in English and Lalin 4 ,:. v i: I GLR K5 an 5- MZ .Q , ,,,, L L, ,fsisii ifls' 4 rissi, Rev. Francis J. Finn. A.B. Rev, Eugene Coller, A.B. MF- Edward D- Gunning. A.B. lnsiruclor in Lalin and Religion lnsfrucfor in Greek and Religion lnslruclor in Lafin and English Dean of lhe DIVINITY SCHOOL Moderalor of lhe GREEK CLUB Modefdlof Oi The OUTDOOR CLUB l A dead language comes lo life WS Greek io me, Falnerln

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snfmsf- .crc egp fg ':F2QEsf:fT-lr -' . A f Sw 1 There is probably no field in which a knowledge of anofher language is noi' helpful. A+ Seron Hall 'rhe s+uden+ is given a choice of French, Halian, German, or Spanish +o prepare him for cul+ural and voca+ional pursuifs. Besides learning +o use fhe language, +he s+uden'l' is also ac- quain+ed wi+h fhe geography and his+ory of fhese counfries +o enrich his apprecia+ion of +hose narions and fheir peoples. Mr. William J. McCabe, A.B., A.M. CHAIRMAN OF DEPARTMENT Insfrucfor in French Moderator of fhe FRENCH CLUB f TTI f W. ff Q 'X 75., ' X if-E: ' Hifi-rw. 3 ,.r.1N. z '- he X I I . Mr. Guilio Ambrosio, Ph.D. Mr- LGSIIO Pasfor. A.B. Mr- HUG? 5e'1'?fCl ia- Insfrucior in Spanish lnsfrucfor in German lnsfrucfor in Ifalian and Lahn Modefsfaf of fhe sPANusH cms M0d9fdl0l' of fhe GERMAN CLUB Modefalof of fhe 'TAUAN C'-UB No, Duffy, France is nof a suburb of Ireland. MiSfef Shiner Tl1f3i'5 balk asv? 5 rs e sg his e 235 wJ ,Q ME ax l