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

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To The Faculty HERE is a quotation often seen which succintly expresses an im- portant and far-reaching truth. It reads thus, An education that quickens the intellect and enriches the mind with know- lege but fails to develop the will and direct it to virtue may produce scholars but it cannot produce good mend ’ Hoiv ivell this applies to our education. Our teachers strove not only to ■ enrich the mind with knowledge” but kept always in mind the primary pur- pose of a Catholic education, to develop the wi ll and direct it to vir- tue.” Their untiring zeal and labor for our benefit, their unceasing efforts to mold our minds and strengthen our wills, has left upon us an indelible imprint which time cannot erase. To them we attribute our knowledge of the fundamental truths of sound philosophy and religion. Any success that may accrue to us in future life will be due in no small measure to their earnest efforts to guide us along the path of truth. In leaving them we wish to express, through the medium of this volume, our gratitude to them, and also to offer our prayers for continued suc- cess in their noble work.

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RT. REV. THOMAS J. WALSH, D. D., J. U. D. Bishop of Neuark President, Board of T rustees Pjge Twelve