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

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Photo by Colin McAlcer A snow-covered North Quad provides the perfect excuse to blow off work and build a snowman. The first snowfall came early to South Bend this year. Infact, there were still leaves on all of the trees. Morrissey and Keenan jun- iors, LeoTighe, MikeNoonan, Rich Schermerhorn, Mike Carroll, Phil Court and Matt Howe, enjoy the last tatiga- tor of the year on Red Field before the SMU game. At the end of an emotional football game, many Irish fans, like John Beretz, feel compelled to storm the field and join the team. Odin, the traditional initia- tion of Zahm freshmen, is a delight for all-except the freshmen. Bob Lecinski, Tim Deenihan, Dave Lathe- row, and Rick McBrien lead the festivities. Photo By Mad FAMILY OF NOTRE DAME 9

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FAMILY OF ND I HE TIES THAT BIND President Monk Malloy hailed 1989-1990 as the Year of the Fam- ily at Notre Dame. Over the past decade, our Notre Dame family has grown and changed to better reflect the diversity of the world beyond our South Bend campus. Notre Dame will enter the new decade with increased minority and female enrollment, and a committment to graduate and research concerns. Though faces change from year to year, the philosophy of Notre Dame remains the same: through the sharing of a common faith, the fam- ily of ND is united in a special way. And this family does not divide upon graduation, but rather expands to include the recent graduates as well as the incoming class of freshmen. Phoui B Madeleine Caslellmi

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Seniors Julie Doyle, Sara Murray, Nancy Cicorelli, Sarah Harrington, and Kathy Hus- ton enjoy tailgate fare on a blustery Jail day. Alumni senior Phil Rauen and DiHon sen- ior Chris Travers ham it up at an off-campus S. Y.R. The plaid pants could become a trend for these two in the years to come. Lewis seniors Christine Seng, Christine Wallmeyer, Ellen Bonfiglio. and Catherine Fairley are dressed for their first and last St. Patrick ' s Day spent in South Bend. Truly a highlight of the year, festivities began with the opening of Bridget McGuire ' s Filling Station at seven a. m. to serve green eggs and beer. Student managers Chris Bettis. Brian Beaty, Jennifer Amestoy, and Jack Brogan take time off from a busy night of work at Senior Alumni Club. Pane born senior Pete Disser and Dillon senior Sean Reilly are looking dapper at their last Christmas Formal as undergraduates. I 10 NOTRE DAME IN PICTURES