University of Notre Dame - Dome Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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ND Swingers was sturtcd in 1998 when an enthused Ixiy and girl were dancing one night oLit on the quad to the swinging sounds ot music blaring from a domi window. Before long, a crowd of interested students surrounded I he energetic diuicers. Tlx ' y loved what they saw and wanted to learn the moves themselves. This soon became a weekly ritual of informal swing instniction and d; ncing on the quad. As the weather turned colder, the dmicers had to move inside, so they formed the official Notre Dame Swing Qub and its popularity quickly grew. Students would line up at the dtxir iin hour bef(.)re lessons just to ensure they could get in before the nxtm filled to capacity ' . Four years later, the tradition continues ;uid crowds of students still wait outside the door of 301 Rockne ever ' Monday night eager for swing instruction. A group of enthusiastic studait instructors lead weekly lessons teaching East G«st Swing dancing iind its variations. In addition to lessons, Swing Club hosts several open dances throughout the semester in which studaits have the chance to show off their new diincing skills. An exciting swing dance comperiricTi rounds out the end of the semester, with prizes given to the students who demonstrate nuistery of the diince. The piissionate instructors can idso be found dancing at various events around campus. They have performed for a basketball game halfrime show, an alumni reunion, the Notre Dame Fair, The Tent, ;md a pc p rally, among other appearances. Tlie club is thriving and always kx)king for eager new dancers to join the ND Swingers. -Margaret Kulwicki Swing Club Brinn AiLims, ShanicLi Sharp, Margaret Kulwicki, Will Eder, Meg Diiminick, Luke Siiinkiiskv Oy- M i iff CT

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Pakistan Student Association at Notre Dame Rmc 1: Sadia Saeed, Mariam Malik Rmu 2: Yaqooh Bangash, All Qazilhash, Hasccb Malimood, Ahmad Zakaria, Nahyan Fancy ■ I gv flr J M» Hlw ssma l||a|HK ' s -iflh l mm Diversity Council of Notre Dame Charleen Vinalon, Linda Jtiseph Anlsln aAflA Women ' s Water Polo R(av I. Allison Qenko, Meghan Grzelak, Katie Lancos Rcnv 2: Christina Hoover, Kimherly Moore, Brigette Alge (Captain), Kara Welton, Margo Klosterman, Katie Weber, Tiffany Howell, Maureen Barrett Row 3; MC Cimino, Betsy Glynn, Elizabeth Pappano, Sarah Todnem (Captain), Kendra Harmon, Lindsay Markin, Katie Ccmiglio, Ashley Hobbs, Kristy B oMing C .lub members swing in front of Stonehenge at the Campus Wide Fair held on North Quad. P iolo aMTWsj of Margaret Kukvicki 1 aidng a quick break from dancing, Meg Dominick and Luke Slonkosky pt)se for a picture during the club ' s perfomiance at Tlie Tent before the Stanford game. PImto lyy Dan Rohh ette i 3,m 16 — Oy ' -i ' O i

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Helping with the concession stand, this Knight cooks some steak. All ptoceeds from the Knights ' concession stand are donated to charity. Pdoto iry Sally Hosey 1 tllS Knight cooks up some steak for the anxious crowd waiting in line heliind him. PluJto by Sally Hosey liUngry on gameday , this crowd waits in line for steak sandwiches cooked hy the Knights of Columbus. Photo h) Sally Hosey Ihese Knights meet in the Knights of Columbus building to discuss some of the activities that the organization is involved in. The group nms a tutoring program in the community and is also involved in pro-life activities. Courtesy of Stefi ioi Merjaty I Knights of Columbus American Society of Mechanical Engineers Holden Bonwit, Anne Qenian, lest Justin Dill, John Fay, Dan Pelner 78 ) O - o io m