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

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Y 19 4 1 Department of Education W ith the coming of Doctor McMurray to Scton Hall, the Department of Education has been completely reorganized. Its ef- ficacy is proved by the number of recent graduates in the field of teaching. EDWARD F. KENNELLY. A. IE. LL.B.. A M. JAMES P. McMURRAY. A. IE. AM.. Ed.P. Head of the Department i Department of En More than any other department, the English Department is the standard by which a college is measured. Undoubtedly, the courses offered by this department rank among the best. REV. THOMAS W. CUNNINGHAM. A.B. REV. WILLIAM 1. FURLONG. VIE. AM.. A.M.. REV. THOMAS J. GILL.HOOLY. A.B. RLV. JOHN F. RYAN. A.B.. A M. Head of the Department

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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

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F A C U L T Department of Mathematics jf I his department teaches the theories of Mathematics and then puts them into practice. Evidence of this is the preparation by students of statistical data necessary for the administration of the College. LOUIS M. RAUCH. A.B.. AM.. PUD.. Head of the Department rev. John l. McNulty. A.B., A M.. PhD.. Diplome tie L Unuiversite de Lille Head of the Department NICOLA A. MONTANE K.C.S.S.. Director FELIX M. 1TAL1ANO. B.S.. M.S. Department o f Mod ern Lans ' liases RLV. JOHN J. ANSBRO. A.B. I he Department of Mo dern Languages does not merely teach the mechanics of a language. The background of a tongue, the stories and customs of the modern country, and the life and literature of the people are also considered to make a well-rounded course of study. L. LOUIS LABIAUX. 13. S., A.M. HENRI HUBERT PETITJEAN. A.B.. B. Litt. THOMAS E. PIRRELLO. A.B.. A.M., A.M. Department o f Music 1 he Department of Music was organized and is maintained at Seton Hall College for two main purposes, one educational, the other entertainment. It has fulfilled its reasons for existence completely. GODFREY M. MEYER. A.B. 5 v -