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

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m Kciciri);iit ' Accounlancv i i Coinpulcr Am ' iK.i 1- Hrian M. Ki dri|;ui ' Program of Liberal Studies lli ' riluTlii Kiiclri);ue Markelini; Spanish Kmil I . Kdi ' huck Finance Spanish Christy I . Koes An Studio MichvlU ' M. KcK ' str Science Preprofessii)nal Studies t i: Anllir(ipi ltii: ( nr K. Rdffilsin Auliilc lurc lason .1. Royal I IIUIKC MiKhan 1. RoKirs AccoujilancN I li alulh R. Rouge- Ua ) An History .lainie Rojas Michael . Runiaru uk Science I ' rcpruressioiial Iukim c Studies Ri( ht: Attending football games is one tradition that most Domers take full .iilvanlage of. Below: The Irish Guard are easy to spot as they lead the band onto the field. I have always subscribed to the philosophy llial we should utilize all of the gifts God grants us. God showed His sense of humor when He made me a 6 ' 3 redhead, and I have spent the past twenty-one years finding creative ways of taming this gift into a blessing, doing everything from playing sports to modeling, to helping less vertically gifted women reach tall objects in the grocery store. Nothing, however, has given ine a greater appreciation of my 6 ' 2 -and-over stature than my experience this past fall as a member of the Irish Guard. Since the first time 1 laid eyes on the Guard as a freshman. 1 talketl incessantly of my aspirations of wearing the famous kilt and marching with this impressive group. After four years of dreaming, two years of practice, and one unsuccessful attempt, I accomplished this dream in August when 1 was selected as one of the six new members ot this yciir ' s Irish Guard. Six Saturdays this fall, I had the incredible privilege of trotting into our stadium as part of one of the most unique traditions of Notre Dame fcx)tball. It is a truly exhilarating feeling to burst through the tunnel in front of 330 band members to the sight of 8(),(KK) cheering tans, and to raise my shako to the entire student body. My experience as a member of the Irish Guard was incredibly memorable, and was the pertect ending u my four phenomenal years at Notre Dame. SENIORS

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Michael A. Kilr Government Kachel M. Kiley Malhematics Kuth K. Kik ' V Psychology Sociology Kalhkun M. Rinikus Michael E. Kinehart NhithciiKitiLs Biolofiical Sciences David K. Kink Electrical Engineering It. Jenifer R. Kinner (hristdpher A. Ripple Program of Liberal Studies Plulusuphy English Ariane A. Rist Architecture Darcy Rittinger English Computer Applications Nelson A. Rivera En ironmenlal Geoscienc Engineering Meredith A. Rohhins AccounlancN lyler VV. Robert Management Information Systems Susan K. Koherls liniolliy A. Roberts Stephen It. Riibey Government Accountancy Philosophy French English Casey ,1. Robin Finance enny I.. Robins n S: ra A. Rockwell Carolyn R. Roderick Maureen A. Rodgers Nicole R. Rodgers Government Architecture Science-Business Theology, Philosophs Spanish Ps cholng .V CCmpulcr Applications Bradford (;. Rodrignc Mathematics Education 30 W SENiai

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m Michael J. Ki manelli Finance Caniille R. Romero .Science-Business . Sp.ini-.li .Michael J. Romero Nicholas ,1. Kosaio I hrislopher M. Rosfjord Molly K. Rost Architecture American Studies .Anthropology Computer Marketing XpiilK.ilions iCovi Michael .1. Roszak C ' licinical Lugineermu Charles P. Roth Mathematics Education Mar};ritle K. Rovani Biochemistry Kerry Rowe English Adam P. Royer .Accountancy .li Noemi M. Ruhio Government Walking across south quad sundown. The faith community here. ' Being on THIS CAMPUS. Walking on the quad on beauti- ful days, living with my friends, and discussing things like the meaning of life. I am pretty sure that at some point the topics of discussion change to things like mortgages and 40 1 Ks. The security I feel here. Left: It looks like these girls will always be Irish fans at heart! Below Left: Though their days in the student section may be memories now. these guys will probably share in more tailgating at ND as alumni. Below: Molly. Lynette. Colleen, and Jen will always remember the Nebraska gaine their senior year. O Is E N I