Seton Hall University - Galleon Yearbook (South Orange, NJ)

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... ..-.. am- -,. ev.. ---A-.1-.-,.,.v -.Y Lf.-N -. w . .V ..... A. v'l , : lu SQ, Q, I 'age Th'i1'ty-two In A Nutshell Isn't Senior a wonderful year? just think of all the good! times welve had bowing our haughty heads to lowly Freshmen, strutting down the Senior path not envying even Solomon in all his glory and then sitting before learned profess-ors of varying proportions and listening to a learned diagnosis on educational conditions in America or else hearing a learned dissertation on the merit of viewing the composition as a whole or else trying to figure out some profound . Philosophical problem, and then taking pictures for the 1 year-book and writing personals and poetryand so forth, and writing editorials for The Setonicm or perhaps attending orchestra practice or taking part in the show, and then going to church on Sun- day in cap and gown and falling asleep during the sermon of the second Mass, or else trying to dodge Mr. Neafsey at 9 :30 and have a social gathering in one of the rooms, and then ducking 4:30 study hall or Thursday dinner only to be Campused on Sunday, and then ducking Mr. Fish's 'lgymu class to see The Student Prince or The Gorilla at Shubert's and then watching the automobiles go by on South Orange Avenue and wishing we were in one. Oh, this college life!