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

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SOUTH ORANGE, N. J 1958 Edition kind perusal? Before you is a magazine type college annual, chronicling all the events in the past year as usual, and listing all the graduates as per custom, yet doing this in an informal fashion, a familiar style. A CASUAL GLANCE across the lawn from the Steps of the Library brings the Prep building into view. EBBING DAYLIGHT allows a deep shadow to mask the front of the Chapel and the side of the Administration building.

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t v B ■ The Galleon Presents an All New With this edition, the Galleon staff has taken the liberty of modifying many traditions of former issues. In the birth of an annual, certain old ideas are re- tained and new concepts incorporated. Indeed, it is good to discard time-worn outlines in favor of new designs. Paramount in the order of changes is the absence of a central theme. We were warned that a yearbook must have a theme. To the conscientious yearbook reader pressing for a theme, we say: a yearbook is a yearbook, is a yearbook. What then will you discover in the ensuing pages? What will reward your 2

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' entisl licine. ' this S( contii second ing me lma M centui |n who, ater. I versit FOREWORD LL GROWS IN FLUENCE demadd for educational facilities e nati n, Setoui Hall has been adily pVoviding dle stare of N Jersey with an ample reservoir oi cholastlc opportunity A University embrac- ing fcmr divisions: tnfe South Orange Carmus, the New- ;k school, thX JerseV City school and the Paterson sctlool, Se pn H ll offeK marors on the undergraduate leve in m ny fields. On the graduate leveA the Schools with! the best in Whatever thi year, whatdyer the century, the Seton all gMduate lways arrie away with aim those fun- damentals oftife: lc e of (?od, arjq love )f neighbor. 1 A I I s 4