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

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Taking time out: Bill Massa and Hel- en Lawler took time out for the camera. Many of the couples en- joyed having their picture taken. Christmas Semi-Formal 29

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28 Christmas Semi-Forma!

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Deck the halL With Boughs of Holly Remberlng what happened: The nativity scene in front of President ' s Hall reminded everyone of what the Christmas season is all about. Expressing the season: The lighted Christmas tree on President ' s Lawn helped in expressing the Christmas season. Other Christmas ornaments decorated nearly every corner of campus. Exchanging Ideas: Students ex- changed Christmas plans with each other before the semester was over. invited to join in for caroling and warming up with a cup of hot chocolate. The spirit of the Holiday Season gave many the op- portunity to help others. Tau Kappa Epsilon brought men- tally retarded adults to campus for a visit with the Association of Retarded Cit- izens. The Inter-Sorority Council held a blanket drive for the needy of Newark. Campus Ministry, Commuter Council and SGA also spon- sored a food and toy drive for the striken of Appalachia. Altogether, Christmas on campus was rewarding and enjoyable. By A. T. Toscano There was no bah-hum- bug on campus. The Christ- mas spirit was alive wherev- er you looked. The traditional decorations spread cheer that really helped during exam time. The Student Center dis- played a large, lighted wreath outside, while inside, students enjoyed Christmas trees in the Study Lounge and the Student Govern- ment Commons room. The Campus Ministry and the Student Government Association held their First Christmas Tree Lighting Cer- emony on President ' s Lawn. Monsignor Petillo blessed the creche and lit the Campus Christmas Tree. Afterward, the entire community was De cu 30 Christmas