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

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Above, happy fans during the M.S.U. game. Hollander dancing in front of Sorin. Right, St. Mary ' s Janet 20

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FRIDAY NIGHT Notre Dame has many great traditions, some of which are anachronisms and should be discarded, and some of which are meaningful and should be kept. A meaningful tradition that passed this year was the fieidhouse pep rally. The fieldhouse rally was as much a part of Notre Dame as the golden dome and almost as old. Hundreds of great athletes and thousands of students have passed through the fieldhouse and in its end, it did not go unnoticed. Save the fieldhouse signs abounded at even ' rally from Northwestern to Air Force. The end, when it came, was anticlimatic. Students were told at the beginning of the year that U.S.C. would be the last rally in the fieldhouse. The very day of the Michigan State rally, however, Ara person- ally had the rally moved to the convo. The students, after mak- ing a cursory appearance there, quickly moved into the old fieldhouse where they held their own rally. The administration then moved the remaining rallies back to the fieldhouse. But we ' ve seen the last of those fieldhouse rallies, the rafter climb- ers, the times of unbelievable spirit and emotion, the throng at the end, and the sweat all fall to progress. Far left, the passing of an era. Senior Tom Allen, the famous stripper of Notre Dame as seen during his final performance. Above, the Notre Dame Marching Band. Above right, 7:00 P.M. The old fieldhouse and the last of the great rallies. Right, the beginnings of a human pyramid. 19

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SATURDAY Above left, would you buy a hot dog from this man? Below left, renowned music critic and chef, Jim E. Brogan. Above, Sophomore Maureen Barber at the Alumni food stand. 21