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ae the Sxrod Haut of s Stein IMMO( any 11906 Dome - Volume 1 landus.ex1Qind wale Ict Pllwe In 190S. The Dane celebrates its anniversary this year, MIMI organizations highlighted in the book and although the technology of editing and printing included a nut of geographical dubs, debate, a yearbook has changed, much of the °anent of the drama and band. 1906 Dome would be familiar to tocby ' s studaa. The 1906 Dome was not without a sense of The 1906 edition was 240 pages and included humor, liberally sprinkled with jukes and puns, such photos of the staff, faculty and studau body, photos as cf stucknt organizations, accounts of campus events Payne I wish I were in Texas. Kelley: You and athletic °attests, short stories and peony and are not the only one that wishes you were. And advertisements from numerous Michiana companies, Poltbnan: Bud Sheehan ought to take more classes. including at least two that are still in business today Fansler: Why So? Myron: I like to see Bud wiser. — St. Mary ' s College and the Philaddphia candy store. The editor of the 1906 Dome was thaysaior The first yearbook also included an alumni Charles L 013,1=11 of Kokomo. Indiana, who wait directory (that took up ady nine pages) and was on to become a Holy Cross priest, a member of the offered for sale to alumni for $1.50. (You can order faculty, and that served as univasity president from a copy of this yearbook for $2995 via the Student 1928-34. Activities Office web site). The covet of the 1906 book is recreated at the The December 22,1905 edition of Scholastic (rent of this 2006 edition. featunxi an appeal fa studat to u.ibmit drawings, The Dome has beat published every year except photos and hung imms for the new yearbook, which 1919 (because of Workl War I) and 194446 was distributed the week of May 19,1906. (because of World War II). Ai at aN ed for sP I) lh oft el sr In alt nt • Dtau ' d the 1906 school year. Headed by Coach Macaw, the student body [ ' darned the None Dame 1905 football three plays in Wndangton warn played a 501Ket d plea HA The Madont of Ven• ant antis and claweeable ice. Itt TecnoMaiter; and ' The Rinsed die Nonce ' Adyertisonaus from kith- Meng the few %wilts of eke. Bad meioses like thbaw this drawing ci dome Gam the fildaddphia Candy pies the statue) May ore appeared in the boa uhcn it induded a aoun and the book as a mewed defray- crescent al lights. ing thecae of pinning. N. D. U. We make the Candle ad Coaf«dons am delight the students everywhere. Our Ode is the best In the city, no Iodine. no boisterousness, no wahine. Only the most genteel trade catered to. We have yet to fled the boy or girl, the man or woman, who would refuse one of our celebrated Boffslo or Morbscldno Sundaes. REMEMBER THE PHILADELPHIA—IT IS NOT DOING YOU tee North Michigan Siren SOUTH BEND. IND. It J, th It N cc di ten inn fa
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Familiar Faces of Notable Alumni Among Notre Dame ' s many proud stairs such as the Martha Stewart no rankings or scandal and the court procoxling; in awards can compare to the Wallkill the fase. of alumni wilt.) haw taken their Notre DAM alumni also made a education and used it to set a path mark in =cal govenutient [nations for mace Whether it ' s politics a starting with Alan Page ' 67 who spats, television o coroirate America, began as an NP!. Domers nation wide have given this defensive tackle Utiversity a reason to continue on in but eventually the endeavor for higher standards in pursued a law Atonal. degree and as a Although there are yelp upon judge was dated years of graduates nix) have gam on to the Minnesota from Notre Dame to baome suocessfd Sul:mine court. Alan Page ' 67 alumni, we have compiled just a Also a mobs random list of some names and faces of the Minnaota crane Court, nita may find to Ir familiar. Kathleen Satz 16 was the first Perhaps an of the mist popular unman elected as chief [melee in alumni, Regis Philhin ' 53 created the state of Minnesota. William a name for himself as a television McGurn ' 80, however, waked more peramality, honing his own talk cannily to the government as assistant show as well as to Presidan Bush in the area of the game show, spachwriting. Other include Francis Who Wants to tIi J. Harvey II ' 65 who is Secretary be a Millionaire?. of the Anny, and Donald Rice ' 6 l It would be %dm is the fans Secretary of the Air considerably Frce. It 1 7, difficult to Many of Notre Dame ' s Conner mistake him for Regis Philbin 3 students spread out across the U.S and any other person internatkmally, but some decided to today, given his popularity; however, stay a little closer to home. In oklition in the 1953 yearbook, Philbin ' s picture to the student playerstumestanches appears with someone else ' s name, and (Knute Rockne ' 14, Frank Leahy in place of his own picture is another ' 31 , and in nv face. Charlie Weis Another television talent luu 8). smite might maionse is Phil Donahue students slam] ' 57 who hated The Phil lXmahue in South Had Show where most topics included tosave the controversial political debates. Notre Dame In the news seas community. of television, More recently. Hernial) Rev. John Jenkins 16 was elected as Storm ' 83 also Pn.sidan of the University, following emended an the 17eear Lynn of Fatha Edward on-screen proem Monk Malloy ' 63. as orhat of the Whether pursuing camas in Hannah Storm ' 83 CBS Early Slow am:mai:uncut, science. polities or after working arts, many Notre Dame alumni have within the NBC Sports depunnat. established themselves as leaders, and nap:melon for NBC Nightly ' this list only mentions a snail number. Nays, Anne Thompson ' 79 covered Do any of these names and faces from past Volnil look familiar? Perhaps you ' ve read their books or learned their theories. Maybe you ' ve $0:11 their facts an TV or hem] Aim than in the inns. Whatever their achievements, the first step of their education began at the Uni.. versity of Notre Dame. lAlism Otainor l ' ilmer riche itintx7 1939 Roth Riley WN1t othrr 2C01 John EaRtra 14)prmant,Crilisil 1911 KathIrrn diet Isar, SE :Hortire(350 1916 Amur llginigmn erns 111:1H ( S.L‘rnirt too? Allmt Pkittin Kniae Rcdsc RN radii In so NI) 1.17forchill °Axil 1942 1914 jet ' s Wethrrha ' airrunain 1974 NICRN: Krame ND (Alec k .hrectic 1911 Phil [Imbue mlb ' how Isim 1957 17doirl Rooth:or `Rode 1976 Ludo Ito (1).M.lil Caw. 1959 Charlie Weis ' 78 1906-2006[1317
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