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

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The primary purpose of our Classical Languages Department is to familiarize the student with the culture of the ancient World. Courses are offered in Latin and Greek. These basic tongues give the stu- dent a clearer understanding of the evolution of our modern-day languages, as Well as prepare him for deeper ventures into the cultural philosophy of the ages. 1 f Mr. Albert M. Ewing CHAIRMAN OF DEPARTMENT B.A., A.M. at Georgetown Universitg Came to Seton Hall Prep in 1939 Instructor in Latin and English Rev. Eugene J. Cotter B.A., S.T.L. at Catholic University Came to Seton Hall Prep in 1956 Instructor in Greek, Latin, and Religion 5 I if 6 as See what happened to Caesar. Let that be a lesson to you. Rev. Francis J. Finn B.A. at Seton Hall University Came to Seton Hall Prep in 1939 Instructor in Latin 9+ .V M- Q' V . fl 5 ,af V N digg fl 2 . Y 1 Mr. Edward D. Gunning B.A. at Seton Hall University Came to Seton Hall Prep in 1952 Instructor in Latin and English Moderator of the Outdoor Club -.ads Does anyone know where we are?

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, Mr. Mic'hae1 J. Nittoli CHAIRMAN OF DEPARTMENT B.S., A.M. at New York University Came to Seton Hall Prep in 1947 Instructor in History mg. egh grae zyasgfxfay mess sw'-ezygygffsfwf ffiiwft Waiwi fJ.fQ2FffZ17?:1 fff2k'5.f:ys,sii'Qgw: ff.f3f?ka:fe f:5t:'52fi5?f:ff':7f5-.51rf2,2 5' Q 5 ' 'f 4.5 f tm. :fx is: X3f'A55L M 5: - - :lie 2.5 - fi 'fait iltff-fflixkf - r5f:j255:.w1i:52::, f .-5:54255 wg: WM. .. c it I, K , X, ,fav-f.,wf,-V.r.'gt,g2, f..1e3w:f.tfw:'ifa.m.wJ,w5'M,fl..ff..y.,w.fv..,mmfwwasfwm, Q,fa.4i.fI H It has been said that experience is the best teacher. In light of this..loajg,g-accepted statement the student at Seton Hall is guided through the historical annals of world events. ist, exposed to the rise and fall of culture andsthufgains experience through knowledge. Moreover, the aftudent at Seton Hall is in- structed, through a eaurseein sociology, in the funda- mental civic princip1es'irrgmusical appreciation, gains a wider interest and becomes a well-rounded indi- vidual. a, i And then the Roman Empire fell, and so forth, and so on. That's too' flat for a. B flat. Mr. Charles F. Douress B.S. at Fordham University Came to Seton Hall Prep in 1955 Instructor in Economics Assistant Athletic Director Mr. Louis Ramundo B.S. at Seton Hall University Came to Seton Hall Prep in 1956 Instructor in History Rev. Mr. Andrew G. Mitzak B.A. at Seton Hall University Came to Seton Hall Prep in 1954 Instructor in History and Religion Moderator of the Photography Club Mr. George Robertshaw A.M. at Columbia University Came to Seton Hall Prep in 1957 Instructor in Music Moderator of the Band and Glee Club

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1 Seton Hall offers in its modern language course a choice of French, German, Italian, or Spanish. In ad- dition to instructing the student in the fluent use of the language, the course provides a history of the na- tion, the people, and their customs, designed to fos- ter the interest of the student in both the language and the country. Practical use of each tongue is gain- ed through frequent manipulation of grammar. 11 b' k. Mr. William J. Macabre l rlll, ff! 1 e oo CHAIRMAN OF DEPARTMENT B.A., A.M. at Columbia University Came to Seton Hall Prep in 1946 Instructor in French Mr. Laszlo pastor B.A. at Seton Hall University Came to Seton Hall Pren in 10:6 Instructor in German You can't even copy from Y ,N V . Mr. Hugo Senerchia Mr. Joseph Vajsabel B.A. at Seton Hall B.S., M,A. at New York University University Came to Seton Hall Came to Seton Hall Prep in 1941 Prep in 1957 Instructor in Italian Instructor in Spanish What do you mean you will bnng in your homework Y0u1' v0Cabu1ary is very deficient. manana? 17 ....,.