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

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DILLON The wild floor parties are a thing of the past due to the ruling of the state and the rector. Luckily, so are the low G.P.A. ' s. However, the indomitable spirit of the Big Red still pervades Dillon. Interhall football, basketball and hockey teams, the reknowned Dillon Dirt- balls and the work hard and play harder attitude combine with a growing contribution to campus activities to keep Dillon the biggest and the best of the South Quad. 25

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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

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N, February was a special month for Farley Hall, com- memorative of the 100th birthday of its namesake. A sign in front of the dorm announced the occasion to the campus, and special events included a coffeehouse, talent show, lecture and slide presenta- tion by Dr. Schlereth and a dining hall celebration complete with a birthday cake. The Farley Striders, reorganized in the fall, represented the revival of an old tradition. Also uni- que to Farley are donut breakfasts, Father Griffin ' s 11:00 Mass and Farley Frolics, the hall ' s newspaper. 26