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

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Right Reverend Monsignor JAMES F. KELLEV, A.M., Ph.D. President and Treasurer Elevation of Seton Hall’s President to the rank of Monsignor came as a reward for his work as an educator. In the six years since Monsignor Kelley became President, the college has, under his inspired leadership, made enormous strides. Its academic position has been strengthened, additions have been made to its Faculty, en- rollments bave increased, its physical plant has been enlarged and the Urban Divisions bave been created. For these achievements Seton Hall is indebted to tbe administrative genius of Monsignor Kelley.

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The Most Reverend Thomas A. Boland Auxiliary Bishop of Newark Auxiliary Bishop of Newark and Rector of the Immaculate Conception Seminary in Darling- ton, His Excellency, The Most Reverend Thomas A. Boland, who graduated from Set on Hall in 1919 , has the reputation of being one of the most assiduous and indefatigable workers in the New Jersey Hierarchy. That his abilities are recognized is evident from the fact that Bishop Boland has been entrusted with the task of ad- ministering the Seminary in Darlington. It is for him to provide shepherds for the flock.

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Reverend JAMES A. HAMILTON, A.M., S.T.B. Vice-President and Dean Seton Hall is fortunate to have Father Hamilton as its A ice-President and Dean. Primarily an educator, he determines content of curricula and shapes broad educational policies for the college. A disciplinarian who tempers his judg- ments with understanding, he has the respect of all Seton Hall men. Although he adheres rigidly to things academic, he possesses a logical mind and a sense of proportion that make him aware of the humor in situations felt by stu- dents to be of epic import.