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

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(Left) The Commuter Council welcomed students back in September with a fall fair complete with balloons and clowns. The Commuter Council, the representative branch of campus government for commut- ing students, also sponsored a slew of oth- er activities for everyone to enjoy (see page 106). (Below) Two students take advan- tage of the unusually warm weather we encountered in the fall. 7 elqoeq srTF

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The Peopl P eople are what campus life is really all about a wide variety of students, facu lty and adminis- trators make up the Seton Hall contingency. (Above) The Pub attracted some strange characters during Halloween festivities (see page 26). Former Se- ton Hall President John J. Doughtery, “scholar in resi- dence,” attended the spring lawn party with recent gra- duate Mark Roger. Bishop Doughtery celebrated his 75th birthday in addition to his Golden Jubilee in the priesthood (see page 90). 6

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The Event L: v f F ; r I E vents make college life more than a classroom and book experience. (Above) Robert Gordon performed for a sell-out crowd in the Main Lounge of the Student Center on Feb. 13 (see page 34). Some students were lucky enough to spend their Spring Break in Bermuda, a trip sponsored by the Student Activities Board (see page 24). (Right) Students enjoy a boat ride aboard the M.V. Canima, one of Bermuda’s many cruise ships. IIISI m 8