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

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Come on in. We have a little unfinished business. There's more behind the smile than meets the eye nn s t . . . of thanks for their fine work is the Seton Hall faculty. These men have continually labored to enlighten the eager minds of their pupils. They counsel and guide the student through the labyrinth of education. It can be truly said that the teacher is a prime factor in the development of great men. mfg iEy:f'1 g'Wi',.. ' The fea-Chefs enioy a coffee break. This is what goes on behind the green door 10

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Rev. Joseph P. Sherer DEAN OF DISCIPLINE B.A. at Seton Hall University Came to Seton Hall Prep in 1956 Instructor in Religion A fundamental requirement in the formation of a good man and citizen is the fostering of character. Responsibility and the ability to work harmoniously with one's fellow man are necessities in today's regi- mented society. At Seton Hall, all these qualities are instilled through the medium of the Discipline Staff. Character is built, responsibility is fostered, and order is kept by means of the strict but merciful justice dealt out by this traditional and necessary organization. V K ,. '32 -A F4 'K P' 1211 ' ie W Y? William A. Fedak Francis Schiller PREFECT OF PREFECT OF DISCIPLINE DISCIPLINE Your Story has touched my heart. See you at 2:45. ef 'ft I fni vw ,, at fa, s Hmm . f ,L ---..,,,. 3 , 3, ig K , f Filomena M. Cerza Julia C. Ryan E19a1'l01' Sommer Secretary, Headrnaster's Office Secretary, Assistant Headmaster's Always ready to Ie-nd H helping Office hand. I is 1 4