Mount Saint Mary Academy - Mountain Chimes Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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X-ensww ily 'ti i 5 ,, ,lf re' wpxilil 1 MP' if fear' if S7 Living With Many We may have only one or two roo- mates, but it seems like at the Mount, we literally live with hundreds! So much of the spirit of the Mount revolves around our living conditions. From par- tying in the rooms, to enjoying a sunny day on the terrace - Mounties are al- ways surrounded! Sometimes, at the strangest hours 17:00 A.M.l on Saturday and Sunday mornings, guys are seen walking across the terrace toward their rooms. But nothing goes unnoticed on this campus - by lunch time, everyone's heard the new scoop. Living with many has its good points too! There's always someone around to talk to, hang out with, get advice from or party with. It's kind of like one big happy family, right??? Sunday afternoon provides leisure time for the guys of first Dub. it tif ,ssr if We ain't afraid of no roaches! pictured, Kerry Nolan, Mary Hopkins, lean Anne Furey. S flag' Last minute studying seems like the thing to do during finals week. Karen Morra, john Benzing, Frank McShalley and Helen Kenney stop to face the camera at the senior social. Student Lifef9

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IGI-IT GF GI-IOSTS A D GCJBLINS? A special witch's brew: a pinch of ex- citement, a spoonful of fun, a dash of fright,andacup of beer.This alladds up to Halloween at the Mount. The week started with Father Dan Nus- baum's frightening stories ofthe Mount's very own ghosts. We learned of the spirits that dwell beneath Mac, the ghosts of 2nd Brute and the crazed woman of the apartments. Friday night was by far the most exciting and humorous night of all. Oh what a strange night it was! From pumpkin heads to bums, from the Adams family to human corn stalks and everything in between. As one walked through the RAT it was extremely hard to believe that this pool of clowns, cheerleaders, nuns, prom queens, and guys dressed as women were all mature college stu- dents. lt was a night forthe child in all of us to come out. Girls just wanna have fun! Bridget Lang, Lisa Lewis, Kathy Rooney. XXX 'IO 1456? Hood College cheerleader Tara Olvany cheers on Emmitsburg's leading female bowler Charlene Boyer talias Mary Freebird Freel.