Saint Marys College - Blue Mantle Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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Revealing . . . jmltzont of flw Cfighliea jeff All Grab some close-cut pants, some dangling earrings. a pair of flats and a high-col- lared. loose-fitting shirt and you're all set for a night on the town! Oh, don't for- get a strawberry dai- quiri! K ' x 'S-NRQK, Q xxx YQ-V F. .tg R Wi!!! 1 The sweatshirt craze is wild on campuses across the nation. They're great to go out in, and you have your choice - with or without a shirt un- derneath - and a pair of stonewashed jeans! SNW ,IZ as N aw Z Z HW 5 . xx uf ilhv 4 Y g fi 'xp 1. IEA tw .N wx i X i s 1 Q it l l r 5 lf, l ! 4 a , K-A-A -- . ., asset L? t v fav, j ' 'sw '- L' ' , J. -1 '-5 , J., - 2, -3 t as . ' ' sn- :V , , Y at s . 93 n . V . -M dv: ,.f--Q-Y' - ' 'Q 4 A The eighties have brought us several fads from the past, but the new creations have been symbolic of the stage in which our society now rests. The styles of today could easily be categorized as risque. compared to those even twenty to forty years ago. Of course. mini-skirts are not new, but when was the last time you saw them so incredibly short? Stirrup pants, khakis and plain. white t-shirts aren't new art forms either. The short stuff is definitely in: skirts, pants and hairstyles! The bobbed look is beginning to fade, as more abstract cuts take center stage. There is no cut too short, nor too weird for some these days. Dare to be dif- ferent, explore and experiment with differ- ent styles of clothes and hair. You may never find something that you can call YOU , but you'll have plenty of fun trying! Go out to a party, but dress differently than you ever have before. You'd be surprised at the re- sults. Different and unusual don't always go hand-in-hand. The baggy look is as cool as the skin-tight threads. Sometimes the pleats, dad's dress shirts over a t-shirt, and a lively scarf around the waist are as appeal- ing as the printed tights and sleeveless skin- tight sweaters. You choose! M by Maria Doti f .. .V Have you ever won- dered aboul what ' ' you should pack for a spring break trip to Florida ? Anything f s - . cool will usually do. but you might want some warmer clothes 'lf-as lo see the city at night! ' .-ff . tl .' S7 4 ,'Ii ,Q -I . ua, . , J D., ,r. 'fif'?1,,,,,..., , 4 . --, , Ahh! lt's finally warm in South Bend - do you believe it? Who 'd have thought we 'd be able to shed ll' 3, our parkas lor some- thing a little more comfortable. A tank top, shorts and boat shoes do the job. 105

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l - i 3 1 P The spirit of Christ- mas means peace and joy. as well as a sense of sharing. Here, Rozel Gatmai- tan helps a little elf decorate the junior class' Christmas tree in hopes that Santa will soon be there. Do for someone or for several what you wish somebody would do for you. You not only will find that your loneliness had disappeared, but you will discover the real meaning of Christmas. - Robert Wagner .PQ P! N ahoresky Paul P fx X Anne Palamaro Yes it is the Virgin Mary atop the gol- den dome of Notre Dame. In all its splendor. many are still unsure of this fact after four years. -nf'j 'f 2, ,lf Peace is not just the absence of war Like a catheral, peace must be con- structed patiently and with unshakable faith. - Pope John Paul Il 6 -1 .g'.,1.i ,.. xfn. - 4 - A WWW 1' ill ll ii lr' M193 - 5 Hustle. Bustle. Hurry so. Walk. Talk. Never slow. ln a world always changing, you make new friends, find new places to live. All are part of the world you create when you dare to challenge your dreams. - Kara Cudzilo