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

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Many stand in awe at the majesty displayed through the leaves of this sycamore tree. One can only imagine the river of humanity that has passed by it on the way to and from the Grotto and the Basilica.

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Photo by: Mark Garzoi sheer beauty The Notre Dame campus is the second largest tour- ist destination in Indiana. Visitors often mix with students as fhey pilgrimage to see the Golden Dome. Certainly the legendary House that Rockne Built is a major attraction. For students, this is home. Students cross clover green quads, lined with ancient oaks and infant tulips to reach stately dormitories once home to legends. All this becomes a daily ex- perience. Yet simple sights such as a well-known, noble sycamore near the Grotto make it impossible not to recognize the sheer beauty which surrounds us. None of us will forget the collegiate feel of watch- ing the ivy turn chameleon colors while shuffling through autumn ' s harvest of leaves. Truly, we have a beautiful home. IIMIII Cornerstone

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around the world Father Sorin was one of the few men brave enough to believe in the future of a tiny community in fro- zen Indiana Other religious orders refused to found a school in South Bend because it was too cold and no one would ever attend it. Admittedly this was half true. Father Sorin proved them wrong. By dreaming dreams larger than possible, he built a school which has outlived his dream. The Univer- sity of Notre Dame has become a cornerstone of Catholic academia and now draws students from all over the world. Their Notre Dame education will become the cornerstone of their adult lives and hope- fully will inspire them to dream dreams beyond pos- sibility. 1 Cornerstone