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

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, •v h STUDENT LIFE. There’s never a dull moment SPORTS. For some it’s a diversion, for others, on campus when students get involved to- an obsession. Sports teams and clubs pro- gether — either working for a cause or just vided plenty of action for athletes and fans having a good time. 18 alike. 130 HAPPY ANNIVERSARY. This year, Seton ORGANIZATIONS. Students can get a Hall celebrated 125 years of education. And unique education outside the classroom, with the campus certainly has changed since its clubs offering experience in everything from first years in Madison. 81 politics to the press. 200 ACADEMICS. In addition to classes, Seton CLASS OF ’82. After four years of hard work, Hall has valuable internship and exchange seniors deserve some recognition. This book programs to give students a well rounded was made to help you remember the best of preparation for a career. 90 your times at Seton Hall. 262 3

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r 1982 GALLEON STAFF Arlene Dickson, Editor-in-Chief Ken Crease, Business Manager Karen Condon, Academics Editor Cathy Davey, Sports Editor Mary McCarthy, Student Life Editor Patty Sibley, Photography Editor Sheri Thomas, Seniors Editor Judy Watkins, Organizations Editor Don McKenna, Faculty Advisor v %

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Doug Johnson finds a relaxing place to hit the books. Tur in Hi DPinr OF SETON HALL In celebration of Seton Hall’s 125th anni- versary, many people are proudly reflecting on the university’s past accomplishments — and rightfully so. Since its modest beginning in 1856, Seton Hall has grown from a small seminary prepar- ing “select young men” for the priesthood, into a university that prepares over 10,000 men and women for a wide variety of careers each year. But in celebrating the history of the univer- sity, we have much more than its growth to be proud of. The quality of an educational institution is not measured by the size of its buildings or the number of people who pass through its doors. It is measured by the everyday actions and accomplishments of the people it educates and employs. The quality of people at Seton Hall is our strongest attribute, and should be our prima- ry source of pride when we celebrate a 125 year history.