Walsingham Academy - Legende Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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SPUR TS We can't all be great sports heroes. For each of the Peles, Ryuns, Mark Spitzs and Billie Iean Kings, there are a million others who dream of such greatness. In our dreams we are free to be our own secret star - making the winning goal, scoring the basket at the buzzer, winning the championship. Our dream and fantasy lives can inspire us to new heights, to new achievements and bigger goals. Not so long ago we only dreamed about winning our varsity letters, cheering our teams to victory and fulfilling our personal expectations. Now these things have come true and there are new dreams and expecta- tions waiting to be dreamed. To live up to our own expectations is our greatest challenge and indeed our greatest accomplish- ment. Each day is a unique new challenge, demanding that we give all that we are. Each day is a sporting event designed to help us develop ourselves, not only as athletes but as people. The twist- ing, hard fought layup, the final lunge at thetape, and the agony of having to get up and try again -these are the ingredients of success in sports and in life. In school we each dreamed of greatness. We practiced, and we cheered and we worked together to become all we are capa- ble of being. We are each a bit of the hero if we have come to know our own selves and what we are capable of doing and being in sports and in life.

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Archeology and Spanish Clubs 'm f P nr as as . Q, 45 . l' 5 AE is fwvqxgiik ABOVE: G. Poland -p1'esident,I. Maglieri, S. Baumann, S. Rakar E. Luce, R. Matthews, K. DeSamper, L. Major, K. Kennedy, P. Cottingham, I. DeVincentis, K. Howard, W. Major. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. L. Pearson, moderator. BELOW LEFT: S. Fosdick and P. Hickey help themselves to the 7 Spanish cuisine. M, ' BELOW RIGHT: M. Sarber, L. Rezendes and L. Sarber at the ff: 3 K- Spanish Club dinner.

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