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

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Events T, here ' s also much to the stuff that events are made of. Pick a setting the second floor of the library where the Glee Club is caroling to droopy- eyed studiers; Stepan Courts for an intense game of Bookstore Basketball; or better yet, the Notre Dame Stadium rocking to the beat of the 1812 Overture. Throw in some personalities a Gerry Faust, a Ted Hesburgh,or a Marching Band. Estab- lish a foundation from which to start a good time will do. Hope something eventful happens Pop Farley Week, the Keenan Revue, or an A on a final exam. And wait. Every once in a while, legendary happenings such as Knute ' s pep talks needed to be updated with the events of a new generation of Domers. The magic of the golden years lived on with every late night walk from Corby ' s, every Friday Emil quiz and every Dillon Hall pep rally. Events ranged from the An Tostal keg toss to the November 1981 Pasquerilla dedication; from Knute Rockne, All American at the Engineering Auditorium to President Ronald Reagan and actor Pat O ' Brien reunited on an N.D. stage. HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Dress- ing their hall, Sorin residents bring good cheer to studiers with their re- minder that Christmas and break are on the way. YES, N.D., THERE IS A SANTAl CLAUS. Senior Dave Berg mas-B querades as jolly old St. Nick for Senior Rose May. Students often left the, pressure of finals behind to join in the yuletide celebration. EGGCELLENT. Sophomore Jim Kane I signals a successful egg toss and an I unbroken egg in the Frivolous Friday) egg toss. An Tostal celebrates the com-f ing of Spring. 4 Opening Events

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A FIELD DAY. Junior Delia Thomas sculpts a head of clay in the old Field- house. The Fieldhouse, once the home of Notre Dame bas ketball, now serves as a studio for many campus artists. J POINT OF ORIGIN. In November 1842, Father Edward Sorin, C.S.C., disco- vered a log chapel built by Father Stephen Badin, C.S.C. After his discov- ery, Sorin decided to found a college in that location. Today, the chapel stands as a reminder of Notre Dame ' s origin. THE MAN AT THE WELL. Mike Doro- ciak takes advantage of Ivan Mestro- vic ' s sculpture. Mestrovic added his monuments to the Notre Dame cam- pus during the 1950 ' s. His works in- clude 1 Moses, the statues in front of O ' Shag, the Lewis Courtyard, and on the second floor of the library. Opening Places 3

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LIVING LEGENDS.President Ronald Reagan and actor Pat O ' Brien rem- inisce about their roles as George Gipp and Knute Rockne in Knute Rockne, All American. Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, C.S.C., University presi- dent, and Edmund A. Stephan, chair- man of the Board of Trustees, look on. Both O ' Brien and Reagan appeared as honored guests at Commencement. THE PIED PIPERS.Shelly Imbriaco, Ora Jones, Kelly Bernard and Elaine Brenner join in to celebrate the excite- ment of a home football game. The Marching Band is the oldest universi- ty marching band and is always a hit to the home crowd. A Photos by Jim Klocke Opening Events 5