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

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FOREWORD The Class of 1948 really began in September, 1945. n It was at that time that Monsignor James F. Kelley made the unprecedented announcement that Setori Hall College would open its doors to all qualifying veterans. When the buildings began to bulge at the seams, new ones were erected. Thus, it was our destiny to matriculate at Seton Hall during the period of its greatest expansion. It was our desire to grow along with our Alma Mater. Whether we have attained that propensity will be determined by our progress in the coming years. As graduates of a Catholic college we shall be called upon to defend our Christian principles with clearness % and determination. As young men of higher education we shall be expected to seek our vocations in the arts, professions, and business fields. The product of an accelerated educational program we shall have to make our way in an accelerated world. We shall be the criterion by which this type of education is judged. Social barriers have been hurdled; the voice of tradition has been drowned in the cacophony o crowded classrooms. This is education for the commo man! No school ties here — here no hyphenated surname — this is education for the masses! Does it work? Class of 1948 says it does. Posterity will watch us closely. We shall measure up

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CONTENTS Administration . . . Page 1 0 Faculty Page 1 6 Seniors. . . Page 34 Underclassmen. . Page 128 The Social Whirl Page 1 42 Organizations . . Page 156 Sports Page 174 Advertisements. . Page 188