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

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Metre Dame ' s annual festival, AnTostal, always gives students the chance to enjoy spring for the first time after a long, cold, South Bend winter. Festivities include contests such as the belching contest, the egg toss, campus bands and performances on the quad, as well as county fair-type games like the dunk tank and the Gyro. Fisher ' s annual Ya Gotta Regatta kicks off the week, which concludes with the Blue and Gold game. Students take the opportunity to let loose for the last time before exam week. By Sara Quertin photo by Jeff Roth T tftar in Re n ' e,u

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photo by Tara Higgins Students and visitors enjoy an Indian summer day along the lakefront. St. Joseph ' s and St. Mary ' s lakes provide great scenery during the fall months on campus. The Dome lies blanketed in snow after a South Bend snow storm. Even the winter months provide awe striking scenes. that 6 , us tbrea l ' B 7 ear i Rta-iwi 73

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The Bungee Run, held next to Stonehenge, inspired vicious competition among friends. Just when it seemed the goal was reachable, the bungee cord snapped the competitor back to the start. Many students donned inflatable suits to try their hands at sumo wrestling during AnTostal. The spectators enjoyed it almost as much as the wrestlers. Cheerleader Sondra Rekuc took a turn in the dunk tank. Several campus celebrities spent time in the water. y Jeff Roth