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

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Mr. William J. McCabe Head of Department Mr. Hugo Senerchia Mr. Joseph Vajsabel Mr. Laszlo Pastor A nm , , ODER NGUAGES Q 121 -lfgtissislikiyfisiwgg igfgtgy 57:-fiuigga yzgsgisfif E, ,Q , M M,m5,,57,m,fs5,iL ,x,m,s,,,,,, to ,l5,s,,,2,,, ffr- Xfymrtgg gfg,w1.,1f1 fsyszsh as qi 5 st u fiisiki FQEESSEQESEEQ iiaffigswifwfz-wzf4zM52fi5,!,s?SKwz1f:'fff1 1--fv43?Zs?Sx,si'k'?e1+,x-QWQJQKZS, szss:,issI122z'fl5s?LiSsSsfsxsziwzEf21A1 -'i-fi3?7iifg:a5Qs11-f X4 w Mr. William J. McCabe, A.B., A.M. Mr. Laszlo Pastor, A.B., A.M. Mr. Hugo Senerchia, A.B. Mr. Joseph Vajsabel, B.S., A.M. Your handwriting needs improvement. MODERN LANGUAGES In this day and age, it is a great asset, both cul- turally and politically, to be able to speak, write, and understand a modern foreign language. In this field a wide choice of languages is open to all prepsters: French, Italia German, and Spanish. For the better students ii Eiiaqre interested, a course in the Russian langyxdiiiigiligkheen added to the . . ,,5e,,, I ,gm any curriculum this yeapfams g is, -ff, fi 'A ' ff .V 1. ,sw 411- ,,fw,,, Iwi, .L iii' ,,,, A xy i K - als:-, :U-s : x Sz-'Y TH- ,giwvr-4. 4L ii M..b .1 wr , ff' ww' 327 sigy: 2582532213 7 -PLQSQW aj-'L ' wt' wily? P ivifrw gfwa-av, M,..W' fl3g2 3' f+siiS5?f,i,.rp,wan , ff,5Ai1ttWw ,Fitz , fi'TdiiMQj'fk ily - 2 QM,,,gw5,,,m,w M,Nw,,,,,g,,,,,,,,,M,c,i,L,,,w,,,,,WsaZ Q,a,..WW.,,fM,t ,,,,,,- 3, WJW,7g,a,,-.,t,,,.ff,,s?,g,,M!.,,NaM:,,,,W g.,,,,,5fw,,w:f,,,,g -' ' fr , . gsf J f 1- asm V, ifgifgi Q Mm, Wm, . ,Q ,M Q , f i We f ' f '.s:,,,,1f,,g, . ,4fx,1 .L amfww ,,,,, .f , 7 ,Q ww. , 553332 :i,,,,:'.,f W3 ,,m,.,.,..,,,, ..,, I Q I t H w w w . E ?'7fff w 1 '- . 5 . Maw-2 i f 5 4 V f r in ' 1 s,w.14,H1af-QM4 , H 5 HM if W . .1 - , 1- Ks, fw aifzf f f , fm-ff ' ' t Q H I - , iffy ff M A f A -- gggzgygjvgg t 6 W ,W If ff egg ,vw or so 20

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1 , :lr e CLASSICAL L GU GES f iismsei Rev. Eugene J. Cotter, A.B., S.T.L. Rev. Francis J. Finn, A.B. Rev. Joseph P. Tuite, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Rev. Joseph Wortmann, A.B., S.T.L. Mr. Albert M. Ewing, A.B., A.M. Mr. Edward D. Cunning, A.B. CLASSICAL LANGUAGES A study in classical ,languages is invaluable, Y since it provides a cultgriil liackground, affords a n clearer recognition of, many modern R words, and presents a n3oi'e.iiitri6ate knowledge of the great civilizations thegancieilt world. Seton A Hall requires every studentWgtb,Ntalie two years of Latin 'and encourages continue on for two A more years in. either Greek. K4, W . Y Rev. Francis J. Finn 20 Years in the service of God Man-0'-War in the sixth. - V Y N 19 Mr. Albert M. Ewing Head of Department Rev. Eugene J. Cotter ,'.-, mel t 2 xf 5 1 wiggf Mr. Edward D. Gunning Rev. Joseph P. Tuite

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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT - x - H Rev. Alfred J. Tobey, A.B. Rev. Joseph J. Vopelak, A.B., A.M. Mr. James R. Campbell, B.S. Mr. Arthur Masiello, B.S. Mr. John Muldowney, B.S. Mr. John Theroux, B.S., A.M. Do you see it! SCIENCE A knowledge of science and its link with the Creator is very important in these days of mater- ialism and atheism. Seton Hall Preparatory School offers a full course of accredited scientific subjects to all students. Textbooks and lectures supply the theoretical information, while laboratory periods provide practical application of this knowledge. Mr. Arthur Masiello Mr. John Muldowney 21 Mr. John Theroux Head of Department Rev. Alfred J. Tobey Rev. Joseph J. Vopelak N Y Mr. James R. Campbell