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

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NOTRE events an atmosphere that is distinctively its own. In this, the 50th volume of the Dome, we have tried, amid a completely new format, to capture permanently that atmosphere . . . we have tried to capture Notre Dame. '

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Vol. 50 John P. Thurin EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Robert A. Janoski ASSOCIATE EDITOR D. Galvin IT EDITOR McBrecn MANAGER Shay . Whalen .... ilty Florent Jigrelli FEATUKS: Pal O ' Daly, editor John Flanigan John Zaugg ORGANIZATIONS: Ken Murphy, editor Greg Hellrung Bob Messinger ACADEMIC: John Guzzo, editor ob Logan George Rozum UNDERCLASSMEN: Bob Good, editor Ron LaReau Frank Alsheimer Don Beaudorn Paul Margosian Frank McGee Frank O ' Connell Frank Smith Dan Omilianowski COPY: Tom Hoberg Rich Murphy Chuck Wolfram John M. Maloney ASSISTANT EDITOR Thomas J. McHale MANAGING EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR COPY EDITOR DESIGN COORDINATOR ART EDITOR ... PUBLIC RELATIONS SENIORS: Don Lyons, editor Ken Loje Denny Montali Frank Oberkoetter Bill Dodd Bill Kruger SPORTS: Art Kanerviko, editor Jack Brady Pete Hickey John Osipowicz John Schuster PHOTOGRAPHERS: Bob Cihak Tim Keough Denny Kidder Ed Mertz Carl Peterson George Spahn Dean Singewald Kevin Solon Bill Sullivan Walt Wittenberg ADMINISTRATION ' S PORTRAITS: Ed Mertz ART WORK: John Martine, Jerry Welling, Ken Witte END SHEETS: Jon Siddle CONSULTANT: George DuBois TECHNICAL ADVISOR: Mr. John M. Bin PRINTER: North State Press, Inc. Hammond, Indianr DIRECTOR OF NOTRE DAME PUBLICATIONS: Mr. John P. Defant MODERATOR: Rev. Charles Carey, C.S.C. COVER: Jerry Florenl and Mort Keilty ... a vast panorama of people and buildings, lakes and lawns, machines and equipment engaged in a cosmopolitan cavalcade of events classes, carnivals, contests, and cavortings aimed at the common end of an all-encompassing education. Like yet unlike other schools, Notre Dame imparts to each of these

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AKH The University ' s research program which gave the world synthetic rubber in the 1930 ' s continues today in the Lobund laboratories, home of the germ-free animal. Latest stride of the program has been the development of a cold vaccine by Dr. Thomas Ward.