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

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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

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VICTOR J. DiFILIPO, A.M. New York University Head of Department f.. a NICHOLAS J. MENZA. B.S. Seton Hall College DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION The purpose of the Health and Physical Education curriculum is to prepare the student for teaching, coaching, and administrative po- sitions in schools and related fields. Mr. Vic- tor DiFilipo, Head of the Department, stresses the development of personal skills in physical activities together with comprehensive presen- tation of methods and techniques of teaching physical education, health education and rec- reation. Each student is given opportunity to participate in varsity sports, and in a broad intramural program. WALTER MEYER, B.S. Seton Hall College ARTHUR MAHONEY, B.S. New York University DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICAL LANGUAGES The Classical Languages Department provides the basic courses for the Bachelor of Arts degree, as well as more ad- vanced work for those who wish to specialize in the field. Reading courses in Livy, Horace, Tacitus, and St. Augustine are required. The student is introduced to Greek in its Attic form. Extensive readings from Homer ' s Odyssey and a study of Aegean Civilization round out the course of study. REV. THOMAS H. POWERS. A.M. Seton Hall College Head of Department REV. WILLIAM J. HALLIWELL, Ph.D. Catholic University