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

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I KNOW WHAT YOU ARE. BUT WHAT AM I? Comedian Joe Dunckel entertains the humor hungry audience in the We Can Make You Laugh compe- tition. AND THAT ' S A WINNER. Junior Steve Treacy. the bookstore tournament ' s MVP. puts up the final hoop for Revenge of the Fun Bunch. DRIVEN TO MUD. Morrissey sophomore Ed Biel- ski escorts Chris Cox of Saint Mary ' s College to the infamous mud pits.

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Play Time (Childhood Revisited . . . cont.) sic and warm weather as they danced the night away. Sunny Saturday began bright and early with the Hangover 10K. The sky over Stepan Field was color- ful as dozens of kites flew during the kite flying contest. Near the mudpits, action was commencing with the fi- nals of the mud volleyball tourna- ment and the pillow fights. It was only a matter of minutes until every- one was muddy as friends threw in friends, and not so close friends threw in not so close friends. In the infa- mous chariot races that followed, Pa- squerilla East was victorious with its eye-catching flourescent chariot. St. Ed ' s won the men ' s race. St. Joe ' s Lake was next stop for almost every- body, as students cleaned themselves up for the big event of the night, the free Tommy Shaw concert. Thousands flocked to the scatter- ed basketball courts as the culmina- tion of six weeks of hard work by 615 five-man teams came to a close. The Country ' s largest basketball tourna- (Continued on page 26) DETERMINED. Tom Rehder of Revenge of the Fun Bunch drives his way around Rousseau ' s No- ble Savage Brian Behmer. MUDDY MASOCHISTS. A few proud members of the student body perform their impersonation of their favorite ROTC friend. Photo by Vincent Wehby. Jr. 24 AnTostal

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Play Time (Childhood Revisited . . . cont.) ment finished in grand fashion as Re- venge of the Fun Bunch bet Rous- seau ' s Noble Savages in a body poun- ding battle under the boards. In the end, the size and muscle of Revenge of the Fun Bunch, which included football players Greg Dingens, Matt Dingens, and Tom Rehder and the outside shooting of Steve Treacy and Pat Collins, was too overpowering for Rousseau ' s blitzkreig offense. Brian Behmer ' s inside offensive power and Michael Muldowney ' s ability to shoot from all angles kept the Savages close as the Fun Bunch were not able to capitalize on the foul line. Both teams were overwhelmed by the applause of 4,000 screaming fans when the last of Rousseau ' s hopes slipped through the net. Now, after all this fun and ex- citement, who wouldn ' t be ready to study for finals? -Ann Seifert A REAL MOUTHFUL. As Robin Jadown watches, John Kennedy overwhelms spectators by his awe- some watermelon seed spitting. READY FOR ANYTHING. Alumni Hall freshman Byron Stevens prepares for the classic chariot race. AROUND THE GATE. These Badin women show their unifying force in their attempt to capture the lead. 26 An Tostal