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

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Copy by Regis Holzgrefe Photos by Matt Cashore Lochness Monster afloat as Pangborn residents Jennifer Griffiths, Katrina Worman, Kathleen Bergin, Amy Mont- gomery, and Kathy O ' Prey cheered for the sailors at the finish line. For the second year in a row, the Wild Women of Walsh set a time record and sailed away with the victory. Fisher Hall took the title for the men ' s division. Year In Review

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Bookstore Basketball, named for its old location of play, has in past years been moved to the bigger Stepan Courts to accomodate more viewers. Vast crowds gathered to watch Tequila White Lightening prove that taking more shots t[ng l l n g. ore ction. Copy by Kim Ryan Photos by Matt Cashore Year In Review

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Copy by Lori Garner Photos courtesy of Associated Press CHAM Two tragedies captured the attention of the nation in 1993. The flloods that washed out the Midwest in the summer of 1993 might have been the worst in U.S. history. Thousands were left homeless and consumers across the country felt the effects. The massive flooding occured because of excessive rains, and was aided by the thaw of unusually heavy snow fall in the spring. Year In Review On the morning of September 22, 1993, an Amtrak train plunged off of a damaged bridge, hurling its three engines and four of its eight cars into a bayou in Alabama. The bridge collapsed after being struck and weakened by a barge before the wreck. Two passenger cars were involved in the crash and 47 people were killed. Another passenger car dangled from the remains of the bridge. Although its was the deadliest wreck in Amtrack history, 159 people survived, some helping others who were trapped in submerged or burned cars.