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

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THE WHITE AMO BLUE ■ 71 T H LD L 9 b sw J?30. SirT Rev. John J. SheErin, A.M. Moderator A Eugene V. Higgins Editor-in-Chief James H. Symons Herbert J. Dwyer James V. Finley John G. Imhoff Daniel P. Reilly Bernard M. Sweeney James A. Carey Business Manager Associate Members Paul J. Hession Salvatore E. Basile Matthew G. Cummings Francis P. McHugh Michael F. Reilly Eugene A. Sharkey

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THE WHITE and BLUE OF ’ NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY ANNUAL OF SENIOR CLASS SETON HALL COLLEGE SOUTH ORANGE NEW JERSEY VOLUME SEVEN

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O R . WORD The race is run and our denouement is at hand. Our Alma Mater has signified her approval and sends us forth as standard bearers of her traditions. Just as the spread- ing circles in a pond, when disturbed by a sinking stone, we shall choose our different paths, drifting wider and .wider apart like the floating rings, until we shall Fill all the watery plain, and to the margin dance.” When this margin is reached, our days at Seton Hall will be remem- bered with mingled joy and sorrow. Joyful as we live over again the long since pleasures of our college days, and then sorrow, for such is the memory of a joy. Atque vale, Alma Mater! Scene of the happiest, most contented part of our life. In far-off years the lofty ideals you have inculcated will act as torches leading us to the Light of the Universe. In trials and troubles your patience and fortitude will be ours. In triumphs your humility will guide us. But now, the time has arrived when these years, our four, must slip into our ever growing past, when we must say what those before us have said and what shall be said ad infinitum, Atque Vale!