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

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Iassiral languages Rev. Eugene J. Cotter, B.A., S.T.L. Rev. Francis J. Finn, B.A. Rev. Joseph F. Wortmonn, B.A., S.T.L. Mr. Albert M. Ewing, B.A., M.A. Mr. Edward D. Gunning, B.A. wr. lids. ard Cunning Lll Fvlull I. iiillllt' to Pre-p, in I932 U li-nipuruf U Xltm-J Extensive courses in Greek and Latin en- hance the students opportunities for the ac- quisition of a rich classical background. A sound knowledge of the languages and a full appreciation of the cultures of these ancient civilizations are the obiectives ot' our study. a 5 Rev. Paul Manning STB. at Catlmiii' lv. Laine- In Pre-p. in 19.19 at 'X W X., - iw ' Mui ti iwtti-r vt-I on to xoure.-lf, I4 lillllt' to Pri-p, in 10 Mr. ,Kllwrt Hw i ug lflmirmun ll! outislovix 1.0 lit t .10 Rf-v. l':llgl'll0 C0 llu N.l.l.. at Latlioln' I . , , Lame to I rvp, in I9 It .,..

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nglisb Rev. Robert J. Fennell, B.A., S.T.L. Rev. Peter F. Lennon, M.A., S.T.L. Rev. Kenneth T. O'Leary, B.A., S.T.L. Mr. Robert J. Coughlin, B.S. Mr. Vincent A. Mclntee, B.A., M.A. Mr. Thomas J. Nolan, B.S., M.A. Mr. William A. Persichetty, B.S. Mr. vincent Mclmec Mr. Donald F. Roden, B.A. Chairman M.A. at Seton Hall University Came to Prep. in 1936 The well-educated man is readily recognized by the manner in which he expresses himself. Here at Seton Hall, the English Department is constantly striving to train each student in the correct usage of language. Coherent and em- phatic expression is a prerequisite for any vocation. Courses in public speaking and com- position give form to the maturing mindg classic literature, prose, poetry, and drama enrich its contents. Mr. Thomas Nolan M.A. at Seton Hall U. Came to Prep. in 1946 Mr. Robert Couglllin Mr. William Persichetty Mr. Donald Roden B.S. at Seton Hall U. B.S. at Fordham U. B.A. at Manhatten C. Came to Prep. in 1956 Came to Prep. in 1957 Came to Prep. in 1958 'I3

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Mr. Yvilliam Mc-Cube Chairman M.A. al Columbia University Came to Prep. in 1946 Mr. Hugo Senercliia illtluhern languages Mr. William J. McCabe, B.A., M.A. Mr. Leslie P. Pastor, B.A., M.A. Mr. Hugo W. Senerchio, B.A. Mr. Joseph Vaisabel, B.A., M.A. In a country such as ours, comprised of diverse national backrounds, an understanding of the customs and languages which have con- tributed to our heritage is a necessity for the educated American. The Modern Language Department strives to inculcate an appreciation of our diverse heritages. Courses in Italian, French, German, Spanish, and Russian offer unlimited opportunities for the student to ac- quire a basic knowledge of the culture of these nations and a practical knowledge of their languages. Mr. Leslie Pastor B.A. at Seton llall U. M.A. at Columbia l Came to Prep. in 194-1 Came to Prep. in 1956 Mr. joseph Vajsubel Nl X at Seton Hall 1 Lame to Prep. in 1904 Were nut learning tim! kinrl of Fl't'Ilf'lll.- 15 What calilion is tl1at