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

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HALL E G E Vice-P resident and D ean S Vice-president and Dean, Father Hamilton represents the educational policies of the College to the student body. Year after year, he personally supervises the selection of courses for the entire school and his analytical mind is skilled in grasping the essence of a situation and disregarding unimportant details. The quotation a just man may well he applied to Father who, al- though a strict disciplinarian, is broadminded enough to make allowances for the human element in every occurrence. A great educator, he has devoted many years of his life to the mental and moral development of the youth entrusted to his guidance. Al- though our gratitude is incomparable to his efforts, we thank him and pray that God will reward him. Reverend J ames A. H amilton, A. M., S. T. B.

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SETON C O LI Very Reverend James F. Kelley, A. M., Pk D. Tt is the consensus of opinion that Seton Hall has progressed rapidly in every respect under the guiding hand of Doctor Kelley. He has personally improved the academic standing of the school; he has encouraged athletics and social activities by his fre- quent attendance. His every energy is directed toward the ad- vancement of Seton Hall. Although necessarily a very busy man, Doctor Kelley always spares time for a cheery greeting and a friendly chat with everyone. He is one of the youngest college presidents in the country and. it is generally agreed, the best. For unselfish devotion and service to Seton Hall, we respect you, Doctor Kelley.

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ALBERT P. LORZ. A.B.. Ph.D. Head of the Deportment LAWRENCE P. McGRATH. B.S., M.S.. A.M., Ph.D., Head of the Department JAMES F. O ' DONNELL. A.B.. A M.. PhD.. Head of the Department F A C U L T artment of Biol REV. MICHAEL I. FRONCZAK, A.B., A.M., A M. Major study in the Biology Department prepares a student for secondary school teaching or graduate work. No amount of effort is spared to make these courses as comprehensive as possible. Department of Business Administration ALBERT H. MARVILL, B.S. HARRISON G. STERNER. B.C.S., A M. 1 lie newest department at Seton Hall has rapidly become one of the most popular. I he courses offered pro- vide everything necessary for the pros- pective business man. Department of Classical Languages Classical languages lorm a sturdy foundation lor a liberal arts course. This department of Seton Hall denies that the study of classical languages is dying out and emphasizes the fact that such a background is necessary for true culture. REV. WILLIAM J. HALL1WELL A.B.. A M.. A M.. Ph D. REV. JAMES A. HAMILTON. A.B.. A M.. S.T.B. CURTIS STELLA. A.B.. AM.. Ph D