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

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An Tostnl CALL FR. TED. What are these people doing? Is it against DuLac? LAST ONE IN IS A ROTTEN EGG! These two prove that boys will be boys as they dive into their Mr. Turtle pool But who will get there first? RISKING HEMORRHAGE. This brave soul trusts his chin to a steady-toothed partner, all in the name of An Tostal fun. 28 Studenf Life

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Nightlife LOVIN ' EVERY MINUTE OF IT. Paul Dean. Scott Smith, and Mike Reno of Loverboy perform at the ACC. ► Photo by Hannes Hacker Shattering the Silence Summer in the middle of winter. Coolness at the close of summer. The Beach Boys brought the beach in February and the Monkees returned with their greatest after an absence of two decades. With a limited budget and with some outside promoting help, the SAB brought a diverse group of performers to the ACC in order to satisfy everyone ' s hunger for live music. They also ex- tended their involvement into the smaller bands from certain cities throughout the country into visiting the Notre Dame campus. Some of the bands that per- formed in front of the enthusiastic Notre Dame audiences were Ratt, Loverboy, Poison, Dokken, Berlin, the Rainmakers, Alabama, the Charlie Daniels Band, Joan Jett, and as previously mentioned, the Beach Boys and the Monkees. These concerts provided excellent opportunities to take a break from studying to excess, plus the anticipation of looking forward into the calendar and coun- ting the days until the big show — it was these events that would break up the weekly routine of studying and make life at Notre Dame more exciting as the weeks passed. -John T. Kirk BREATHTAKING. Terri Nunn, lead singer of the rock band Berlin, belts out another number during the group ' s Stepan Center concert. Student Llfc 27

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YOUR MAMA ALWAYS SAID YOU HAD A BIG MOUTH. But did you have to prove it? An Tostol: The Cure- All With the large amounts of snow and extreme cold, students concentrated on the books to pass the time, but there were harmful effects. People were going crazy. Bodies were soft and flabby. Emotions were riding a teeter-totter for months. The pressures of school were growing daily and running a collision course with university policy. With the cold of winter, students found it increas- ingly hard to get out and get away from the books. Once the temperatures began to rise, more people were seen on the quads, but most minds started focusing on one of the most important weeks of the year. An Tostal was a celebration of the end of winter and the perfect way to get in the right frame of mind before finals. -John T. Kirk Student Life 29