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

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Joseph A. Fleming ' President Leo P. Fitzsimmons Vice-President Thomas G. Connors Treasurer Thomas J. Finn Secretary Page Twenty-seven

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zd In Biology Dr. Lackey made us microscope-conscious. Frogs, dogfish, earthworms and grasshoppers were carved and examined minutely. The methods and psychology of Education were explained by Dr. Proctor while Dr. Woodall presented courses in English and American Literature which were both cultural and instructive. Father Glover visited us once a week and often brought with him as guest speakers men who were topnotchers in Journalism, Law, Psychiatry and Immigration. In football Bud” Conlon again captained the team and led the gridsters through some very rugged games against first-water opponents such as Villanova, Manhattan and Davis-Elkins. Dal” Sabo also represented our class on the team. In basketball Captain Shorty” Zdanewicz, our miniature classmate, literally burned up the courts of the East with his brilliant playing. He led the team to eight victories and demonstrated in three years of varsity basketball that he was one of the best basketeers ever to represent Seton Hall. Bud” Conlon and Leo Fitzsimmons were among the cast selected for Smilin’ Through”, the Annual Play. All these events which have been narrated are now of the past, but they are enthroned in our memories, never to be effaced. Just ahead is the crest of the mount- ain. Our vision, broadened and softened to a mellow understanding by Catholic Philosophy, enables us to look over the wide vista of knowledge which we never knew existed. We have learned how to learn; if we stop trying to learn now our four years shall have been in vain. The closeness of parting from Alma Mater and our classmates fills us with emotion and makes us inarticulate. Let Cardinal Newman’s words be our valedictory parting showing our love for Alma Mater: It is the shrine of our best affections, the bosom of our fondest recollections, a spell upon our after-life, a stay for world-weary mind and soul, wherever we are cast, till the end comes.” $ Page Twenty-six

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Joseph Aloysius Fleming, B. S. Vice-president — 1-3; President — 4; Secretary — 2; Editorial Staff White and Blue”; Junior Prom Committee; Strident Council — 4. J OE’S sunny smile, his spirit of co-operation, and his willingness to help anyone in need have won for him the enviable reputation, everyone’s friend. The confidence and trust which he has inspired in his classmates was manifested when they entrusted to him the reins of the class. That he has been a wise and able leader is attested to by the success which the class of ’33 has enjoyed in all of its undertakings, while under his guidance. His abilities as a scholar, coupled with his sunny and confidence-inspiring person- ality augur well for his success in the medical profession. Fortunate indeed will those future pat ients of Dr.” Fleming be even as we know ourselves to be fortunate in having known him. It is with a feeling of deep regret and with a sense of loss that we say, Fare- well Joe, and may all the success and happiness which is so deservedly yours, come to you.” Page Twenty-eight - r