Mount St Marys College - Pridwin Yearbook (Emmitsburg, MD)

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85 The members of this or- ganization try their hard- est to find rides for their comrades in the direc- tion of northeast and back to civilization. Dur- ing vacations the Empire State plays host to New Jersey and the Metropol- itan area at a renown and infamous gala known as the “‘Met Club Party.”” Every Mountie must attend at least one: to hear the sounds and feel the excitement of a city; to smell the sweet brew without fear of os- tracism; to participate in the college life you hear about from your friends; and also to keep this club from going bank- rupt.

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TRI-STATE CLUB MANO OUI Picture this, fans of geo- gr aphic origins, if you will. A club of sturdy, uni- purposed individuals. Uni-purposed? A great thing if you can get it in a Club, but it seems ill- directed when the goal is one keg party de- signed for misanthrops. All seriousness aside, however, you can tell what a bunch of fun-lov- ers these guys are, you see them pictured above —the first arrivals at the semi-annual Octogen- arian’s Marble Tourna- ment. What fun! 84

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NUTMEG CLUB Now here’s an exciting picture. Kind of leaps right out of the page at you, doesn’t it? Doesn’t it? Oh, forget it! Before you lies the Nutmeg Club, those stout-hearted fellows who spend most of their time at school driving home. They do other things too, these Connecticut Wits, like bringing the guys from the Nutmeg state a little closer together by holding lectures and keg parties and meetings and keg parties and dances and keg parties and keg parties and keg parties... . 86