Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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Carroll, Casually All work and no play is no! the way i! should be. Fridays a! Four helped in creating the not all work attitude. Students gathered for beer, chips, and pop and were occasionally entertained by the Jazz Band. St. Albert's is always a great place to go if you want to play. There's never a dull moment there. From the Mike Whyte-Sharlet Driggs water fights to the going away party for Fr. Stanaway, always something going on. Carroll on a casual note — Fridays at Four and Anytime at St. Albert’s. Top to Bottom. L to K Kim Campbell, Matt Driewen, Todd Gianarelli. J. K. Olson; Brad Mott. Kelly Canady, Diane Birmingham, and Rick O’Leary; Brad Anderson ami Wendy lohnson; Showing us what you're marie of?; Pat McKay, Rick Ritter, and Thad Wocasck; Is it time for Days yet?; Dave Romasko and Chris Callus. 31

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Purple Gold Party The annua! Purple ami Gold Party was sjnm sored by Sub-Main and trd Main. Tins pre-function was Indore |l c Iasi home football game. Music was provided by Dan Case. Clockwise John Goodell, Julie Clark, Carol Brockley, and Cieoff Callus; Scon CosgroVe, and Raul I uimaono; John DeBarber, Mark Bradsky. and Sean Murphy; lisa Morin, lisa Sturgeon, and Kale Slcmlwgen; Geri O irsky, and Mary McHugh; Bekah Gallagher; Mike I uc.as, anrl Wendy Hunter; John Connolly, Ann Byrd, and Theresa Ijtpkc

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Clash Night Old traditions never die. they just get more weird. And so it is with Second Main's Clash parly. This fourth .annual event saw the appearance of the party's founders, Merv and Marv Spud puckett (actually Sam Art is and joey l.aythe.) The parly began at the illustrious and elegant Red Meadow Bar and moved soon thereafter to Sleeping Giant lanes for some bowling. Brian Canady topped the evening's highlights when he bowled a perfect zero game, and simultaneously mawled the ball returner. Clash Night will continue as a tradition for Carroll to be proud of. 32