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

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REV. JOSEPH J. JAREMCZUK. A.B. Seton Hall College RALPH W. MUSSARI, B.S. Seton Hall College JOSEPH M. McKENNA, M.S. Fordham University CHARLES PENNINO. M.S. New York University LEONARD L. RITCHIE. A.M. DANIEL S. ROSSY, A.B. New York University New York University DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION The Department of Education, under the able direction of Dr. Joseph M. Connors, essentially provides for the pre-service professional training of parochial and public school teachers on the secondary school level. The Department operates a comprehensive Personnel Service through which it endeavors to secure, by means of standardized tests and personal inter views, an accurate appraisal of the candidate for secondary school teaching. JOSEPH M. CONNORS, PH.D. New York University Head of Department REV. DANIEL A. MURPHY. A.M. Fordham University

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FRANCIS M HAMMOND, PH.D. University of Lcrval Head of Department DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY The Philosophy Department is the oldest in Seton Hall College. No student is accepted in the Department who has not given evidence of intellectual ability, mature judgment and studious habits in the work of his Fresh- man and Sophomore years. Dr. Francis M. Hammond was appointed Head of Department in October, 1946 . MARTIN J. BYRNE. Ph.L University of Louvain FRANCIS J. LODATO, A.M. Fordham University NEAL J. RORKE, Ph.L. Woodstock College ROLAND SEGUIN, Ph.D. University of Montreal DEPARTMENT OF RELIGION REV. JAMES A. CAREY, A.B. Seton Hall College REV. JOHN J. FEELEY. A.N Seton Hall College Courses in Religion are obligatory for all Catholic students throughout the entire attendance at the College. on-Catholic Freshmen are obliged to take the course m Religion and Reason. Rev. Walter G. Jarvais, Head of M e gion department, has instituted a Catholic pam- P et campaign on the campus, and is always available lor private consultation. REV. WALTER G. JARVAIS, A.M. Seton Hall College Head of Department