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

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Showing tholr Pirate pride: Students cheered on their team in a basketball game against Syracuse. Lots of students could be found at sports events. 14 Spirit Week

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Taking time out for a smile: ZXP members certainly had a good time at the Fair. Fraternities and so- rorities attract a large amount of the campus ' s population. The DJ spun the discs: CarlAdamo kept students entertained with a mix of popular tunes from the six- ties, seventies and eighties. Activities Fair 13

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R lue and whitF, Students Displayed School Spirit Board (SAB) worked along with the Student Govern- ment Association (SGA) to put together a memorable time. They helped to plan events ranging from a co- median, a memorable Pub night and a pep rally. Catch the Spirit Week ex- tended far beyond its ex- pectations — it lasted throughout the school year. It was present in social ac- tivities, extracurricular activ- ities and, more important, in the classroom. By Sandra Scarpati The return of Catch the Spirit Week (Part II) came to life by popular demand. No, it was not a movie, it was simply the Student Govern- ment ' s idea way of bringing some added spirit to cam- pus. Spirit Week initiated the love that the student body had and will always have for their school. What they felt in their hearts, was evident in their voices. Many even expressed their spirit by wearing blue and white. The Student Activities The blue and white: SHU souvenirs were available in our campus ' s bookstore. Roaring up: Our Pirate mascot True spirit: Bob Klippinger (presi- worked along with the SHU Crew in dent of the SHU Crew) showed his getting the crowd excited for the spirit for the blue and white. The SHU game. Crew got students interested in their Pirates Spirit Week 15