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

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Church chat: Church lady (Kevin) Ready lor kick off: David Cabrera states, Isn ' t that special. ' ' was all set to tackle the crowd. Dressed for the evening: Students showed who they really were at the Halloween Mixer. Halloween Mixer 25

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F right nigh T Spirits were definitely fly- ing high during October. A Halloween Mixer in the Main Lounge allowed everyone to display their disguises. For some, preparation for this night had taken place weeks in advance. Cos- tumes ranged from cats and devils to ghosts and witches. Others masqueraded as Rambo, Mr. Planter ' s, and Church Lady — to name a few. The darkness helped to create an eerie atmosphere that reflected the mood of the evening. The night can only be described as fun- filled for all those in atten- dance. Dancing and laugh- ter were spread throughout the Student Center. The Pub was also open for everyone over 21. The party lasted into the wee hours when everyone said their adios. By Sandra Intrieri Forgiving the sinners? Father Frank was willing to hear Angela Kane ' s confession. Alive and kissing: Lisa Patuto and Chris Cristafi showed off the Hall ' s sweetness. Squirming around: ZXP members Liz Vinhas, Sara Hahn , Carol Fran- china. Sue Weber and Wendy Gall crawled into the mixer as a centipede. The Ghosts and Goblins Were Trick-or-Treating On Halloween 24 Halloween Mixer

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; |: ; ■ si ;; , .. H oliday chee R Christmas Semi-Formal Kicked off Season The Commuter Council put out all the stops for the annual Christmas Semi-For- mal. The evening began with ' ' mock-tails in the Main Lounge, where everyone enjoyed punch and hors- d ' oeuvres, while chatting with friends. Kathleen Ronan, a junior student, provided backgrounud mu- sic on the harp. Afterwards, couples made their way down to the Galleon Room for dinner and dancing. Complimentary roses were handed out to the women as they entered the dance. The Party Dolls kept ev- er yone hopping to music of the sixties and seventies. Be- teen sets, the DJ played a mix of tunes— from Chri mas songs to the cli sound. The only interrupt came when a delicious d ner was served by Servi America. The highlight of the e ning came when Mr. a Mrs. Santa Claus (John Milt a Senior, and Brooke C Lorme, a Sophmor stopped by to spread sor Christmas cheer. Son even lined up to ask San for help with final exams. As the evening wou down, couples went th separate ways with a lit extra holiday spirit at many memories. By A. T. Toseano Heli Law Making a list: Mr. and Mrs. Claus were present to take requests from students. Mary Allison made sure she gave her request directly to Santa. Dining deliciously: Peter Finelli sliced up a good time for all. Ser- vice America served a great holi- day meal. Semi-Formal