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

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Spring marks the return to fair weather, green and color on campus. Not only do the students come alive again, but the campus itself seems to surge with energ) and ibrance. .Seen from behind a row of tulips, the Grotto changes il.s face sev- eral times each year. The RIcments 5

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unique times Ask Notre Dame students, or alumni, the one thing which reminds them most of their days at Notre Dame. Most hkely each answer will be different. For some, the Grotto has been a place of contem- plation. For others, the lakes provide much-needed relaxation and peace. Still others may say the dorms have instilled in them a sense of family. No matter the answer, it is these memories which make each person ' s Notre Dame experience unique. These ele- ments of experience form the memories of our time at Notre Dame. The beginning of Fail sig- nals a time of great ciiange. Knowing the snowy weather and grey skies are fast ap- proaching, students and visitors scramble to make the most of the final mo- ments of beautiful weather on campus. 4 The Elements Aj iifr ♦i t :

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The missionary log chapel was the first building on the campus. Since then major changes have occurred, many of them in the recent past with the addition of the new bookstore and Rolfs Athletic complex. Many are still to come. 6 The Elements