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

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BEN HER. Farley ' s contribution to the chariot races was driven by Kay Wigton this year, in the muddy An Tostal event that included participants from each of the dorms on campus. TOO MANY CHEFS . . .? Greg Thesing, Mike Bickel, Fritz Arnason and Mike Gillespie perfect their culinary skills as they enjoy life without dining halls. Hall of Fame 13

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Hall of Pome It ' s 6:30 A.M. and you roll over in bed, groaning as your roommate attempts to quickly shut off her blaring alarm clock. While she jumps down from her loft and trudges in the general direction of the showers, you decide to sleep for five more minutes. You ' ve just begun your Friday morning. It ' s 8:05 A.M. and as you sit in the North Dining Hall staring down at your plate of cold scrambled eggs, you are entertained by the all too familiar sound of Total Eclipse of the Heart. Your R.A. joins you and, noticing the bags under your eyes, convinces you to go home and take it easy. The thought of doing your laundry and getting a letter off to home does sound more practical than going to AFTER MIDNIGHT. Denise Basford, sophomore, says goodnight to her boyfriend John Askin as the security guard looks on - a familiar sight in the girls ' dorms at the midnight hour. that class which started five minutes ago, so you agree without hesitation. After your 11:15 class, the globe in the Business Administration Building is a popular spot for meeting some friends from the section before heading over towards South Dining Hall for lunch. Rushing back to pick up books and check the mail, you pause momentarily in the T.V. room to catch the latest scoop from your fellow All My Children fanatics. Before your 1:15 class starts, you and a friend discuss plans for the upcoming weekend. You decide upon the tentative agenda: Happy Hour at Holy Cross followed by a party in the Grace Pit. YOU ' RE INVITEDI Planner ' s eleventh floor section B bathroom is the scene for these happy faces - revelry attributable to the infamous red punch served. 12 Hall of Fame

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BAITING HIM ON. Alumni senior Jack Eisenbeis takes some time out to go fishing with his little brother from South Bend, a rare activity for most city kids. Vour Own Hallmark Saturday starts off with work at Logan Center or tutoring at the Holy Family Parish. On your way back to the dorm, you are caught by your Hall President and find yourself slinging brats at the concession stand sponsored by your hall. Arriving back at your empty dorm, you realize that your roommate has gotten a headstart on the tailgaters. After throwing on Dad ' s old kelly green varsity sweater and donning your lucky N.D. painter ' s cap, you rush to Green Field. Arriving in plenty of HEADLESS HOOSIER. The game is all over for this football player, who abandoned his football gear to go to a victory celebration with some of his teammates. time to down a hot dog and grab a beer or two, you stroll around the various dorms ' tailgaters, The familiar Big Red flag is hanging from the baseball backstop, with Dillonites working hard to feed the crowds. Spotting your R.A. from last year in her newly purchased green pants, she looks like the typical Domer Alumni. Smiling, you turn to head to the game with your friends. STANDING ROOM ONLY. Morrissey residents crowd near the door to catch up on dorm news during their weekly hall meeting. ON THE LINE. Men ' s interhall sports were popular activities, allowing most residents a chance to play in their favorite sport. Karen Ktocke 14 Hall of Fame