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

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5 L RIGHT REVEREND JOHN L. MCNULTY. A.B.. A.M., Ph.D. President of Seton Hall University 1958 1958 ' Knowledge is a fountain of life to him that possesseth it. These Words, emblazon- ed on the portals of the new Marshall Li- brary, truly exemplify the mission of Seton Hall under the leadership of Monsignor John L. McNulty. During the years of his administration, Seton Hall has been en- larged educationally, athletically, and spir- itually, to become one of the country's fore- at , 135 f . W .K QTN e gMf,,,,,,sr..,.-3 i most institutions for the further pursuit of the high school graduate's career plans. In appreciation, We, the class of 1958, dedicate to Monsignor John L. McNulty this record of our lives at Seton Hall. Philip Ruziska discusses his MARSHALL LIBRARY - One of Monsignor McNulty notes his schedule for future plans with Monsignor the notable achievements of Mon- the day. McNulty. signor McNu1ty's administration.

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THE MOST REVEREND MARTIN W. STANTON, S.T.D., Ph.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Newark Bishop Stanton, appointed auxiliary bishop of Newark last summer, has been the director of the Society of the Propo- gation of the Faith for almost twenty years. Because of Seton Ha1l's constant support of the Society's activities, there is a close bond between the Bishop and Seton Hall. THE MOST REVEREND WALTER W. CURTIS, S.T.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Newark Bishop Curtis, also appointed auxili- ary bishop of Newark last summer, is a professor of Moral Theology at Im- maculate Conception Seminary in Darl- ington. In this capacity, he will continue to guide and instruct Seton Hall gradu- ates preparing for the priesthood.

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