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

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HOSPITALIANO! The participants in the An Tostal Spaghetti contest were treated to great food. MESSY MESSY...Fun isn ' t always clean! DOWN AND DIRTY: The muds pits always claim a few unsuspecting victims during An Tostal. MUD VOLLEYBALL? At Notre Dame? THE LEGEND LIVES ON: Ziggy Marley delighted reggae fans in a concert at Stepan Center during An Tostal. GUESS WHO? Guess Who, that ' s who! The band made An Tostal a rockin ' good time. April Yeah! Nothing can describe the joy and excitement that encom- passed Notre Dame when the sun finally broke through those dismal winter clouds and spring began. Both North and South Quads were full of volleyball games, frisbee tosses, and sun bathers. The week before finals, the students let go of winter with An Tostal, Notre Dame ' s annual Spring Festival. And oh, what a festival it was! Though the weather during An Tostal week was not perfect, stu- dents made the best of it and began a week of outrageous, crazy fun. St. Ed ' s held its charity carnival with clowns, live entertainment and food for everyone. Bands performed all week long at Fieldhouse Mall, pro- viding a pleasant break from classes and studying. Other options for study breaks throughout the week included jello wrestling, marshmal- low eating contests, Twister tourna- ments, and air volleyball played in a giant moonwalk. The week ' s end was filled with many well-loved An Tostal traditions. The mud pits, complete with tug-o-war, mud char- iot races and the ever popular vol- leyball, saw many unsuspecting fans and observers joining in. An Tostal was a time to relax before finals, a time to go crazy and have a little fun, and above all, a time to celebrate spring and the warm weather after another dreary South Bend winter. What a celebra- tion it was in ' 91 . -Megan Swiderski YEAR IN REVIEW