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

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fORewoRd And what is Seton Hall? To some it is a winning basketball team on a Saturday night; to others, it is a leader in scientific investigation and historical research; to still others it is the school to which they send their sons to be educated as Christian gen- tlemen. Seton Hall can be seen in many aspects from without, but only from within can it be viewed in its entirety. In name and in fact it is the school of the Church, dedicated to teaching her sons the Christian way of life. Through the 103 years of her truly heroic history, Seton Hall has strug- gled to integrate basic principles in the life and learning of her men. Now, at her greatest enrollment, the task is especially difficult: Seton Hall labors in the throes of change and sudden growth. But Seton Hall has met change be- fore. From the remote and unassum- ing site at Madison, in 1856, sprang a vision, the vision of a great Cath- olic University. Ever growing, ever changing, yet firm in her essential mission, Seton Hall has marched steadily toward the gaining of her goal. Today she stands a monument to the foresight and faith of her founders. And she will continue to grow and change, as she seeks still better means of fulfilling her end. We have faith and hope in Seton Hall, that she will emerge from this, her greatest period of change, a still greater and more glorious instrument in the hands of God.

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PReC ce Universities have changed much since the Middle Ages. The advent ol th( ' American uni- versity. with its much vaunted specialization in science and technology, has altered radically the ' concept ol a cumulative tradition. l ilt ' Catholic university is a steadfast excep- tion in a modern capricious world. It embraces both tlu ' new and the old. holding alwavs to the traditional character of a university. Commutation is the meeting of time with the timeless, the relationship of past with pres- ent. It is the enduring theme of university ex- perience. It is a theme to which Setoii Hall has accorded due recognition. While her grow th will be shaped bv the demands of lime ' s relentless advance,, still she moves forward with an e c to the past and a consciousness that her achieve- ments will not outlive ' her deslinv.

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tABle of contents DEDICATION 6 THE CAMPUS - BEAUTY - PROGRESS 8 ADMINISTRATION 16 DURING OUR YEAR 29 FACULTY 40 GRADUATES 60 Arts and Sciences 63 Business 101 Education 157 Nursing 173 Police Science 183 ORGANIZATIONS 190 WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 192 ACTIVITIES 200 R.O.T.C 261 URBAN ACTIVITIES 275 Paterson 276 Newark 283 Jersey City 299 ATHLETICS 304 ADVERTISEMENTS 331 DIRECTORY 340