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

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Y • 19 4 1 ■ r . Dept, of Health and Physical Education A sound mind must have a strong body. Through the exten- sive facilities of the new gymnasium and competent teachers, Seton Hall gives each man the opportunity to develop himself physically and to prepare himself to teach others the theories of physical edu- cation. GERALD I. CETRULO. B.S., M.D. i VICTOR J. DIFIL1RPO. B.S.. A M.. Head of the Department I SIMON F. MANKIEWICZ, A.B., LL.B., A.M. GEORGE E. MIELE. B.P.E.. A M. JOHN R. REITEMEIER. B.S. f Department of Physical Sc iences A compliment to the Department of Physical Sciences is the number of graduates each year who enter the loremost medical schools in the country. The department offers a balanced curri- culum to the prospective medical student and the prospective indus- trial scientist. FREDERICK A. CASSIDY. B.S.. M.S. FRANCIS X. THOMSON. A.B.. M.S. REV. ADRIAN A. MAINE. A.B.. A.M.. llvacl of the Department

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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 -

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F A C U L T Department of Philosophy and Reli lgion In these days ol conflicting beliefs and theories, a sound foun- dation of Catholic theology and philosophy is a necessary requisite for a good life. A full curriculum of these studies is therefore a requirement for a degree from Scton Hall. REV. HAROLD J. DILGER A.B.. A.M., S.T.L., Head of the Department MARTIN J. BYRNE. B.S.. Bachelier en Philosophic, Licencie en Philosophic REV. JAMES A. CAREY. A.B. REV. JOHN J. 1 EELEY. A.B.. A M. REV. P. FRANCIS GUTERL. A.B., A M.. S TD. HOWARD J. LEAHY. B.S., A.M. REV. CHARLES B. MURPHY. A.B.. A.M.. B.S. REV. THOMAS H. POWERS. A.B.. A.M. REV. GEORGE J. STRACK. A.B.. A.M. 26