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

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angborn Paving a New Path This year Pangborn faces the challange of negative sentiment towards its change to a female dorm. Already, it has begun to establish its repu- tation as the newest and most energetic woman ' s dorm on campus. Populated with 102 Freshmen, 40 transfer students, and 40 move-ins from other dorms, the enthusiasm and creativity of these new students is what will carry them through their first year and ground new traditions. Residents realize all eyes are upon them waiting to see what they ' ve got. With their change, they have acquired a new image. The women of the purple and green call themselves the Phoxes. They have lots of plans to get the dorm off to a memorable start. It began in October with their world premeire SYR: Twentieth Century Phox. In all their activities they are destined to wow everyone: South Quad will never be the same again! - Anne LaFleur and Kate Bambrick Camping out. Shannon Neptune and Cristin Carvis, take a moment to chat on the steps of their new home. Scoping scene. Thea True, a junior transfer student, checks out dogbook possibilities at her new school. She will soon learn the dogbook is a valuable source for SYR dates. Student Life 21

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Planning for Prayer. Tera Delia Rocca, and other members of musical liturgy coordinate ideas for Pangborn services. Who ' s Who? Bridget Sullivan and Rita Plucienski, Pangborn fresh- men reviewing the new ros- ter of Pangborn residents.

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Playing Phone Tag. Lynn Wilder, jots a phone message for her roommate. Gearing up. John Lynch, Tom Borger, and Anthony Mosely prepare to go on duty as security guards for Halloweeen night. Awe C ' mon. Teresa Pawlik and Jane Freeney react to an unbelievable tale told by fellow Badin resident. adin Big at Heart We love Badin girls ! chanted Zahm resi- dents as they marched across campus to serenade the freshmen girls. Kneeling underneath the porch crooning You ' ve lost that Lovin ' Feeling , the new members of the Badin family got their first taste of life in Badin Hall-unpredictable. As the smallest women ' s dorm on campus, Badin girls unite with fierce pride and a winning spirit. The best example of Badin spirit was the 1992 Badin Attitude football team. Although the team had a reputation for weakness, they shocked opponents with their speed, skill and accuracy. Badin had a winning season, defeating formidable opponents like 1991 Champions, BP. There was no clear cut explanation for Badin ' s sudden turnaround this season, victory resulted from a combination of determination, competi- tiveness, and of course, Badin att itude. Badin success extended to other facets of campus life. Badin raised over $10,000 from the sale of 1992 Irish football T-shirts, and donated funds to a family struck by the Miami hurricane. The dorm also initiated an aerobics class for resi- dents, established a Big Sister program for fresh- men, and continued its tradition of having mass on both Sunday and Wednesday nights. Badin hall mirrors the success of the Uni- versity of Notre Dame from its sports to service. Sheila Navagh