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

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. I i BREEN-PHILLIPS Breen-Phillips boasts a list of accompishments second to none; little extras that make B-P what it is today: The Provocative Press the ultimate in newspaper communication. . .the first women ' s pyramid mak- ing pep rally history. . . the kitchen where many a chocolate chip cookie is born. . . Betty ' s Letter Box a late-night letter writer ' s dream come true. . . Biggest Turkey on Campus money for charity, a turkey for the turkeys . . .10:30 p.m. Sunday Mass a pilot for the soon to be aired game show How many people can be squeezed into the chapel? . . .Yuletide celebration Christmas party, Kris Kringle, The Night the Animals Talked . . .24-hour lounge a drive-in movie, without the cars or the movie!. . .Breen-Phillips a nice place to visit; an even nicer place to live! 23

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ALUMNI Alumni Hall is one of the larger and older dorms on campus. Its close proximity to the circle enables residents the fastest route to the Senior Bar,football stadium, ACC,and the parking lot. Life under the watchful eye of Brother John was relatively exciting this year, with freshmen accounting for almost half of the hall ' s population. Noted for their world-famous hoagies at football games, pre-game parties on the green field, and the ever-pornographic John Paper, Alumni Pro- vides the proper atmosphere to live and grow at Du Lac. 22

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CAVANAUGH Cavanaugh is a quiet place. Its ivied walls are wrapped more in a long tradition of introspection than in the noisy frivolity of other dorms. Liberated from commo- tion, one can allow his thoughts to turn inward. It is this spiritual quality, as if Cavanaugh were an island of quiet in a sea of discord, which gives the dorm its charm. Within the shelter of Cavanaugh ' s walls is a tranquility few other places can offer. 24