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

Page 17 text:

2, , - Q -, P' A. .Q ' F eye s ' as 1 A Wx, i '33, f .1 Y N W, ET Lx .rg 'j,fV',fk?,f1fi' M , , s , in dex :'k' gg? fb 1 , 'sy'-'P . f 9 .aan Q . J 4 , 2:7 cf gg ' , .f -S mf, , . -14 In A m ' .- I hr WEA A 1 Q ,A - 'P' fe - 6' r ' . I , P, l 3215: .I s 415, 1 Y, ,.3', 'lP'5,f5 y .Vi 7 s '.1 1 I any ,Q :'.,w.- . .' 4' ' 9 r f 'gf V ' U 1,-4. fr . -, ' U Q sm, iv , JM' 1 'pb' it , '- Q , V au- 45 SIE- 'E' Wim., I it 4 'T 1 1 ' :W QU Mm 4l,,,+.i191-f5- t. WH: . i l , A All the way to the fourth floor, john Pat Mulvany and Monica Grillo Bruderman hauls his precious anxiously wait Santa's arrival. possessions. if-J M wa? 'ikiic -----.gg :Q- it in 2' My jc ll f' li gf ir ly 131-lm f'TIg.'I1 yi ,N .fu The Mount is full of talent - including the members of Flashback Rich Streeton, Billy McCarron, jill Brown, and Steve Newstedt. Anytime is party time for wildman, Carlos Soto and Steve Paroda. Student Lifef13 Q3 'Wh .

Page 16 text:

People make the difference! lt certainly isn't Emmitsburg that keeps us here. . . or even the classes. . . at the Mount, it's the people who make the difference! Only at The Mount could girls dress up like M8fM's Qamong other costumesj and go to the Rat feeling perfectly at home. Where else would 400 people show up on a Saturday afternoon to listen to a student band, play frisbee, and catch 1,21 ll V' in www- fr... . WEE? 1 c 3 s 35 Wu. some rays. Everyone seems to feel right at home at the Mount from the day they move in, through exam anxiety and Christmas partying, to the heat of finals. Some- how, we make it through. Friday nights are a great time to talk and laugh says Matt, Chris, Peggy, Bob, and Maryrose. .I ,'l',M:.,,,.g, L 1. if 1.5 What a sweet Halloween for Monica, Gayle, Robyn, Colleen and Colleen. 12fStudent Life .,. .... . ,,,,-., ,MVC .W 77,4 .. jack Lynch, otherwise known as, jackie Quad. 35 t NU W E fe . M t s 5. s , . , F' as gg z 1 Q , ,. 53,5 'Q ,Q g i if g as .t 1' if y i R'-er, i . I iz Q , an '96 qi., U m y ,S llriil ,F -Q it , ' ' V lliiif 1 I a - ' ff, t M , ' - , ,f gaujg- ' ' 9.51 Qu f f '1 W-' ... I . -l '10 4- A9 , W . X , il fi . .9 G 0 . It it ' 4 .'Y 1 4 4

Page 18 text:

T.G.I.F.. It's 4:00 on a friday afternoon. A quiet hush settles over the campus as upper- classmen pour into Gentleman lim's. This has become a ritual for many who go week after week to happy hour after a grueling week of classes. The feeling one has as they walk in and out of lim's makes the work they do all week long seem all worth while! The music is loud and the room is crowded but the peo- ple are always happy! The weekend offi- cially begins Friday with cheap beer and good friends to share it with. The weekend may officially begin Fri- day but some say it unofficially begins mid-week! Because many students don't have early classes on Thursdays, some Mounties head to lim's on Wednesday nights to release some of the energy they have put into studying for classes. It's a great time to enjoy good music and get your mind off the monotony of the school week. Then you have only one more day 'till Friday's happy hour! Get a grip Mary! We're in public says MaryAnn Commins. Hail, Hail the gang is all here having a dandy time! 14fStudent Life