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

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Vl S I B L o TRIBUTE Students show their tribute to God, Country, Notre Dome in many different ways. Photo by Ann Ma THE DOME

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wn£iitiyuni ?Si . LIFE These tulips give the campus on enchanted feeling as the warm months of spring bring forth new life ofter o long, colcJ winter BLUEPRINT

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yv KA I I RIBUTE Written above the East doors of the Basilica are the words God, Country, Notre Dame. The students of Notre Dame are faithful to these words. Students dedicate themselves to God through their different forms of faith worship. Students dedicate themselves to ROTC and serve their county. In addition, Stonehenge, a fountain in the center of campus, is a tribute to those who served in Vietnam, World War II, and the Korean War. Stonehenge also shows tribute to Notre Dame. Stonehenge is the site for many freshmen orientation activities. Students make their way there before the first football game and often throughout the season as the Irish prove victorious. r I i- aUNTAIN Legend Stonehenge, in the center of campus, serves OS a tribute to those who died in past wars. Q lPRIN