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

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rats, andLiions yons Nestled in the corner of South Quad stands a dorm famous for its archway to St. Mary ' s Lake: Lyons Hall. The spirit of its residents, the proud reputation of the dorm, and its strategic location sur- rounded by men ' s dorms all make it an attractive home. And it ' s activities make it all the better: the annual Lyons Volleyball Tournament and picnic to kick off the year, Cream Your Favorite Lyonite , tutoring at St. Hedgwig ' s, and Thursday Movie Nites in the Lyons ' Lair. - Maureen Nelligan - Trish Stager Howardite takes advan- tage of the rare opportunity to sleep in, despite a camera flash. t ' s difficult to keep in touch, but Lyonite Meg Hobday writes a late night letter just to say, Hi! 33 5l custom-made carpet is the pride of Mike Norman, Kevin Gopon, and Jason Carroll; just don ' t lie, walk, or stand on the letters! ' :: ;:. LYONS MORRISSKY HOWARD 25

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oward So our dorm isn ' t rich in tradition. So we live in an old building, and this is only our third year as a girls ' dorm. So we have fire alarms at four in the morning because of cock- roaches. So ours is the only dorm with a man ' s first name, and we get kidded about Howard the Duck. So we nicknamed ourselves Word. So what? We made our mark this year as the Interhall Football Champs! Word-up! Don ' t worry, you ' ll be hearing more from us. Go Word! - Amy Mountz anorite Alf McNamara pauses for a moment to chat with his Tiger Oscar, Dude. ho says the bow has to match what you ' re wearing? This is Howard Hall fashions by Katy Hart, Eve Beale, and Ann Frick. 24 STUDENT LIFE ornssey Morissey Manor, al- though smaller than the Tow- ers, is one of the larger men ' s dorms on campus. Morrissey boasts its friendliness and fra- ternity-like reputation. This year the Manor continued the infamous Manor Bowling Night. The Manorites also decked out in their robes while eating cereal on the quad for Morrissey Breakfast Club. Manorites partake in a large number of athletic activities and recently brought home the interhall basketball trophy. So when you are walking on the quad, look out for those Manor- ites. They are glad to be in the Manor, and they are glad they ' re not in Dillon. - Geoffrey Culm

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l-Mll jpirit ofjouth (mad adin How can one describe a dorm as unique and full of character as Badin? The women of Badin seem to in- habit their little world by the bookstore happily and quietly; not a lot of people can pigeon- hole this dorm. But we tend to feel there is strength in our ob- scurity. As a dorm we are unique because of the strong streak of individualityfos- tered by many single rooms-- inherent in each Badinite. Badin encourages and fosters the talents of the individual in- stead of inhibiting them. In a word, Badin is indescribable. - Katlyn Hosker ' oily Mizelle and James Taliaferro take a camera break from slow-dancing during the Badin SYR. 26 STUDENT LIFE : y f f : . ick Campanella acts out a marriage proposal to a disdainful Moira McGee during the Badin SYR. s David Berestka looks on, Matt Mergen and Kevin Kettler demonstrate their flexibility during the Dillon SYR.