Notre Dame De Namur University - Prisms Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

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The rolling pin . . . ASCND Sec- retary You can have the sugar packages. . . . volleyball chocolate candy . . . Young Democrats JUDO . . . Busi- ness Club Hey, bod! . . . Placement Director . . . Athletic Manager Freshman year . . . crackin up right down the mid- e Marci. A Smile is cheer to you and me The cost is nothing-it's given free it comforts the weary-gladdens the sad Consoles those in trouble-good or bad The rich and poor-beggar or thief lt's tree to all of any belief A natural gesture of young and old Cheers on the faint-disarms the bold Unlike most blessings for which we pray lt's one thing we keep when we give it away Santa Cfuz Cai,fOm,a Anonymous Business Administration 93

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.1 Involvement with people is always a very delicate thing- it requires real maturity to become involved and not get all messed up. Bernard Cooke, S.J. --Xxx ff' X ANNE BRIGHT RICHARDSON San Mateo, California English Boston, '70 . . . 'tVVhy do you aiways move the furniture when l'm away? . . . house of the five roommates and the perpetual visitor . . . How poised can one be? . . . Student faculty senate . . . Deans List.. . Anne. 92

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Japanese culinary artist . . . confidante , . . 'lExactamentel . . . everybodys Japanese mother . . . 'Wash the dishes? . . . Wake me up . . . UCSB . . . phone calls in Kane 6. . . cherry blossom . . . IRC, 1968. . .Saeko. O divine master, grant that I may not so much seek to be loved as to love. St. Francis SAEKO KAMIKUBO Hiroshima, Japan English OI: APOLLO 11 This eve our moon was a sliver of orange amid the clouds Three men have gone tonight to conquer this slice of mystery perhaps they like green cheese perhaps they don't pennies to heaven pennies to heaven My ghetto vvorld lives on While three travel to discover petter things Could pe a pile of dust for countries to dispute Moon rivers vvill not quench our thirst My ghetto moon may come give them an inch and they'II take a universe. Today the moon vvas in the seventh house It's the eighth house which worries me It's just across the street. Lee Clayton, '70