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

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(Right) Student Activities Board members (back row) Barbara Beer, Bill Schreitmueller, Lisa Fichetti, Tony Tempesta, (front row) Renee Stapleton, Tina Evans and Brian Swift were on duty at all times during SAB events (Bottom, top row) John Buckley, Bill Timney, Tom Mahon, Bob Gaugler, Scott Lang, Greg D’Ambrosio (bottom row) Matt White, Rick Bisconti, John Constantino and Rick Weiner served as security for the David Johansen concert as well as other musical events during the year.

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f f :!■ f ::: r •; |H®I!SII|| IflilPiPilli (Above Left) Carol Haig prepares to take the plunge in the dunking machine while (center) Gerry Gribbon and Jerry Wyckoff enjoy the sun at the Fall Carnival sponsored by the Office of Student Affairs. (Above Right) The theme of the fall outdoor mass, “Renewal,” was outwardly symbolized in living color by dancing clowns and rainbow balloons. (Right) During the third and final night of the Welcome Back Weekend, students enjoyed “The Fantasticks,” New York’s longest running musical hit. m r t n V — RAN .... ‘m 51 ' M i tmsm . 23

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chairpersons,” said Schreitmueller, who | believed in allowing his board to independently plan and carry out their | duties, with the necessary help of other SAB members. Lisa Fischetti, and Barbara Beer, chairwomen for special events, coordinated the dances, mixers, comedy revues and all SAB-sponsored Pub events. Renee Stapleton, travel and recreation chairwoman arranged the Spring Break plans for Bermuda and ( Florida, as well as trips to Broadway plays and baseball games. Bill O’Connor, concert chairperson, organized the music by Robert Gordon, Melba Moore, David Johansen and Ray Baretta. Daytime Programming Chairwoman Tina Evans scheduled all of the weekday events held in the Galleon Room such as bands, comedians and workshops. Although the year was an overall success, Schreitmueller admitted that SAB was ‘‘hit with ‘‘lots of bad luck Bill Schreitmueller, SAB president, relaxes on a beach in Bermuda while contemplating his latest dilemma: whether to drink a rum sizzle or a Bermuda triangle. The SAB sponsored a trip to Bermuda as well as one to Florida for Spring Break. (Below) Lisa Fischetti and Barbara Beer, chairpersons for special events, coordinated the dances, mixers, comedy revues and all SAB sponsored Pub events. Lectures by Mel Blanc and Dr. Ruth Westheimer fell through in the final planning stages, and Adam Ant cancelled his concert due to a back injury.