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

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CONTENTS GENERAL INTRODUCTION Administra tion Laetare Medal Outstanding Students Who ' s Who Dome Awards Graduating Seniors not pictured COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS Seniors Festival of the Arts Arts and Letters Ball Scenes of O ' Shaughnessy Hall COLLEGE OF LAW Seniors The Law Student Speaks The Lawyer ' s Day ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES Autumn Winter Spring Residence Halls Publications Campus Organizations 1 6 13 20 34 37 40 41 45 76 80 82 84 87 88 94 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 104 Engineers Ball 118 The Technical Review 1 20 Engineering Open House 121 Seniors 1 23 COLLEGE OF COMMERCE 136 Seniors 1 43 Commerce Ball 1 54 Program for Administrators 1 70 COLLEGE OF SCIENCE 174 Atomic Research at Notre Dame 1 86 Seniors 1 87 Science Ball 196 201 Football 202 Basketball 231 Track 242 Baseball 245 Minor Sports 248 Farewell to Frank Leahy 260 261 262 270 276 285 291 299

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1954 The yearbook is published at the end of the school year. Most people glance through it, take it home, and then file it on some closet shelf to gather dust for years. Usually though, there comes a day when the four volumes are taken down and read more carefully than the first time. This is when your yearbook really begins to mean something to you. In your Domes are the friends and the teachers that you have lived with at Notre Dame. Besides this, the things that happened during each of your years at the University are recorded here lectures, dances, ball games, elections and all the other things. They happen every year, but even though they do they are special to you because you were here and the people who took part were your friends. The University, your alma mater, has done much during these years and you have had your part in them. Achievements there are many kinds: educational, athletic, spiritual . . . The editors of the 1954 Dome have tried to record those achievements for you with photographs and articles, for the future.