Notre Dame High School - Torch Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

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freshmen lratheryn Segal christian seidelhuber marla selhorn theresa shea stephanie smazenda marie snerdrng sabrina Spence for Sperry amy stachnlck stacy stecher Th Spooks C e Gut Big-little sisters exchanged box lunches on Ding-Bat Day in October, and got to know their new companions. The sun shone brightly while people ate, danced, and let their true identities shine through. Were the costumes a true reflection of their personalities? That remains a question that may never be answered. lt's understandable that Michelle Maltatti was locked up, but Sister Patrice Petty? E.T, didn't go home, he came to Notre Dame, Allyson Hayes enyoyed one ot the many treats sold. Opposite: Lori Nielsen, Meghan Mill- er, and Nadine Andrakin stood at attention. Top right: Kristin Moseley and Catherine Chapman dressed like they did on weekends. Bottom left: Tanisha Buxton enyoyed the day's activities.

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Azzfzuznf Sv S553 55 Z'55.!l4 1684756 ZTYON 6'0JV?.7Z?5.N6'5 POPZILL4 IUC!! 50AL'S ou V J N I 1 W' ff cathy wh tney 1' llfi L fl ' ' f .r f I - l llfllxllll N w'- JM.!VZ7J6L4PS . w ill -k I ll 1. ' 'lk wl lxll iv l-tl' ' .,. What's Invisible Counts. . . roger w. era wford, ll, actor, uspta tennis pro, inspired students and staff as guest speaker at fall awareness day program. You can see my HANDICAP, but I can't see yours. We ALL have them. l would rather have one leg and a positive attitude. than two legs and a negative attitude. There's nothing such as unrealistic goals. just limited imagination. YOU are only as handicapped as YOU want to Y! be. These messages were brought to us by Roger, who despite an artificial leg, four shortened limbs and a total of three fingers and three toes, pre- sented a lesson in positive attitude adjustment that was delivered with humor.

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