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

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aking a Chance On Romance Ladies Turn The Tables It has been said that life is a chance and nothing is more chancy at times than change. Those who see change and new ideas as having potential for growth are the people most effected by chance. These are the risk takers, the go-getters, the dreamers and above all, the women of Seton Hall. On Saturday, February 25 the Student Activities Board gave the ladies of campus a chance for a little change. They sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins ' Dance in which the courageous females asked the males to at- tend. It was role reversal ' ' at its finest. The semi-formal, called Rhapsody in Blue , began at 8:00p.m. and was held in the Bishop Dougherty Student Center. A prayer was given by Father Eugene Koch in which he asked the Lord ' s blessing on the friends who were gathered. A buffet was set out by Gourmet Dining Services and the music, provided by a disk jockey, kept everyone entertained. Dances ranging from the sober and slow to the outrageous were performed with no embarassment. The smoke machine helped create an atmosphere that was dreamy, and the night progressed well in such an ambiance. Fears that a lack of interest would force the event to Continued on page 29 Smiling: Helen Lawler, Joy Dyer, Carla Salewski, and Kim Gallagher pose with their escorts at a table picture. Letting loose: Lighting and smoke on the dance floor created a club- like atmosphere in the Main Lounge. 26 Student Life

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Putting their heads together: Ann- Marie Romano and date found their way to our cameras. All fired up: Students showed off fheir talents on the floor during the semi. 2 8 Student Life