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

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ALMA MATER Time has but half succeeded in his theft , — Thyself removed , thy power to soothe me left.” COWPER.

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Acknowledgment A S we begin this volume of the White and Blue”, ive wish to ex- press our sincerest gratitude to all those ivho have, in various ivays, assisted us in its publication. Their help overcame to a very great degree the difficulties arising from our inexperience and other disadvantages. We assure them their aid and interest is deeply appre- ciated. In particular, we wish to thank: Bather Jarvais, our Moderator, for his most kind and helpful guid- ance; Mr. f. Pierre Lassans and the Colyer Printing Company, for their successful efforts to satisfy our printing requirements ; Miss Ellinson, Mr. Charles Sauer, ’31, and the White Studio for their interest and their prompt and efficient service in supplying our photographic necessities; Our belief actors, patrons and subscribers, who really made the pub- lication of this volume possible. -3T Page Eight

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Setonia Setonia , a gem of gems so rare, Has placed a Diamond in her crown of years. But be a diamond bright as glistening tears, Its scintillations do but ill compare With glory that surrounds our College fair. Ideals upheld sound praises to her ears; And thus herself to Heaven she endears. Giving to God with naught of stint or spare. For Set on Hall, ice render thanks to God ; Through years in which she glorified her name, Sustained was she by His Almighty Hand; hi years to come, may blessing and may fame That ever come from out the hand of God, Accrue to Set on Hall at His command.