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

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18 Univeristy Day Showing what Seton Hall means: Eric and Michelle joined in the festivities. Enjoying lunch: A barbaque lunch was prepared for those in atten- dance. Hot dogs, hamburgers, and ribs were available.

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Tradition continued: The Scottish were also present on University Day. They usually played their bag pipes at the beginning of traditional University ceremonies. Clowning around: A clown roamed around the campus put- ting smiles on all of those who saw him. The clown made everyone feel like a child again. University Day 17

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Center named after him. Lunch was served under a big tent in the parking lot behind Mooney Hall while the ' 60 ' s singing group Party Dolls kept up the spirit with music from the past. The af- ternoon continued with the much-anticipated aerobic danceathon led by Jacki Sorensen, noted aerobic and health expert. The rest of the day includ- ed such things as an obsta- cle course for the children by SAB, an IBM computer Working for the day: Maureen McBride sold tickets for the activities. raffle, an entertaining clown on a unicycle, and a sound booth where participants could make musical record- ings of themselves. The focus of the day was the University ' s obligation to build all aspects of individ- uals to prepare them for life challenges. Archbishop McCarrick said, The whole principle is the body, mind and spirit; for the past 100 years we have been trying to do for the mind and spirit. Now, we are able to do for the body. By Thomas Dente University Day 19