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

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Mr. Patrick DiStanlo Chairman B.A. at Fordham University Came to Prep. in 1942 ilillatbematits Mr. Ralph J. Ciccone, B.A., M.A Mr. Patrick A. DiStanlo, B.A. Mr. Robert P. Fasulo, B.S. Mr. Aldo A. Itri, B.S. Mr. Louis Sarno, B.A., M.A. Mr. Frank J. Tracey, Ph. B. Mr. Frank 'Tracey Mr. Louis Sarno Mr. Ralph Ciccone Ph.B. at Muhlenberg C. M.A. at Seton Hall U. M.A. at Seton Hall U Came to Prep. in 1944 Came to Prep. in 194-5 Came to Prep in 1946 Mr. Aldo Itri B.S. at Seton Hall U. Came to Prep. in 1958 At Seton Hall, a broad mathematics program -has been instituted to give the future scientist or engineer a firm foundation for his 1ife's work. It also endeavors to acquaint each stu- dent with the processes of clear thinking and reasoning. All students are required to study algebra for two years, plane geometry for one, and trigonometry for a half year. Electives are also available for those students whose careers demand them. 17

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btiente Rev. Alfred J. Tobey, B.A. Rev. Joseph J. Vopelok, B.A., M.A. Mr. James R. Campbell, B.S. Mr. Arthur T. Mosiello. B.S. Mr. John P. Muldowney, B.S. Mr. John T. Theroux, B.S., M.A. Rev. Joseph Vopelak M.A. at Seton Hall U. Came to Prep. in 1945 Mr. Arthur Masiello B.S. at Seton Hall U. Came to Prep. in 1958 Mr. john Theroux Chairman M.A. at New York University Came to Prep. in 1947 Mr. John Muldowney B.S. at Scranton U. Came to Prep. in 1957 In our ever-changing world, the need for a sound scientific education is not only impor- tant, but essential. In keeping with this modern trend, we provide opportunities for studies in various scientific fields from a basic course in general science through more advanced courses in biology, chemistry, and physics. Extensive practical work in the laboratory provides for the application of principles leamed from the texts. 'I6 Rev. Alfred Tobey B.A. at Seton Hall U. Came to Prep. in 1952 xx 'r Mr. james Campbell B.S. at Fordham U. Came to Prep, in 1958

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Svutial btuhies Rev. Stephen P. Lynch, B.A. Rev. Mr. Andrew G. Mitzok, B.A. Mr. Charles F. Douress, B.S. Mr. John M. O'Rourke, B.A. Mr. George V. Pecci, B.A. Mr. Ralph C. Wolz, B.A. Mr. Ralph Walz Chairman B.A. at Seton Hall University Came to Prep. in 1957 Rev. Mr. Andrew Milzak B.A. at Seton Hall U. Came to Prep. in 1954- Mr. George Pecci B.A. at St. Paul C. Came to Prep. in 1958 Rev. Stephen Lynch B.A. at Seton Hall U. Came to Prep. in 1957 As world tensions increase, an understand- ing of peoples throughout the world becomes increasingly important. The social studies course competently fosters this appreciation. Through the course in World History, the student learns of the successes and failures of civilizations throughout the ages. The United States History course acquaints the student with the development of his own nation. Mr. Charles Douress B.S. at Fordham U. Came to Prep. in 1955 Mr. john 0'Rourke B.A. at Seton Hall U. Came to Prep. in 1959