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

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Widely Visible It is not just the leprachuan who mokes ND pride visible. That pride con be seen coming from all the students who walk on campus THE DOfvIE Photo by Ann Marie Toi

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' ell OS I day, dents 3tthe dthe PRAYER The rows of lit candles Ihot ore ever present at the grotto show the value people see in lighting a candle and praying to Mary. BLUEPR INT

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J ' I C I D I Pride One of the elements that makes Notre Dame unique is the sense of pride that students possess. It is not only the cheerleaders and the leprechaun that pos- sess this spirit, but also the entire student body. Everyday the campus is filled with students walking to class decked out in Notre Dame apparel. Pep rallies and sport- ing events show a spirit among the students, from loud cheers to shamrock-painted faces. The pride is evident in the number of students who participate in various organizations on campus as well as in section sports. Students are proud of their school and want to play an active role during their time here. When a visitor comes to the campus, most evident is the pride Notre Dame students posess. puiftinb Pride At the football gomes, the cheerleoders come together to show their school pride end spirit. Ptwto by. Ann Mono Tarr BLUEPRItMT