Alverno High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Sierra Madre, CA)

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LANGUAGE CLI lNTERNATl0l GAY PARISIENNES . . . Dreaming of a trip to Paris are French Club officers, left to right, Barbara Dorazio, treasurer, Debbie Munro, president, Kathy Hatzenbuehler, secretary, and Ruth Regas, viceepresident. JOYEUX NOEL . . . French Club carollers are, First row, left to right: Maria Simon, Mary Kohl, Mary CICER0 STOMP t U n pmviding music are the Latin Ann Hession, Suzanne Houle, Corinne Webber, Becky Weinstein, Second row: Nancy Iredale, Pat Tobin, Beatles, left to right: Nora Titus, Mary Bennett, Kafen K'9m9f'ta'ld Kafhl' Welliand- Lillian Brown and Mary Linda Reyfwlds. ROMAN BACCHANALIAN . . . Feasting at the Latin play are freshmen students, left to right: Sheila Fisher, Marilyn Heino, Kris Alhade, Pat Coombes, Bonnie McManus, Kathy Viery, on the couch, and Marcella Hernandez, facing cast.

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FFERS RUWTH .Vw x -rfk' TETE A TETE . . . Exchanging notes on college morality are senior Sodality members, left to right Bernadette Terril, Nancy Iredale, Jeri Sweeney and Nancy Chase. 1, , wx- ,. 5 A .flghf ua ON THE WAY . . . Senior sodalists preparing to visit Five Acres, a children's home, are left to right, Julie Schmidt, Nanette Pike and Kathy Hermann. Jew ??'f 4'Y Q HQQDI: 7 Eff. ' i-sf . TO JESUS THROUGH MARY . . . Junior Sodality officers, left to right, Nancy Aschenbrener, vice prefect, and Kathy Lester, prefect, review Rule 34 with moderator, Sister M. Claire, ORANGE JUICE AND COFFEE CAKE . . . Sodality chaplain, Father Joel Gromow- ski CP, confers during breakfast with left to right, Patty Van Ness, secretary, Miss Linda Marchand, moderator, Clare Nurre and Becky Weinstein.

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AV The language clubs are among Alverno's most active organizations. This year the French Club, directed by Sister M. Claire, and the Spanish Club, directed by Sister Marie Therese, again participated in the Language Festival, held at Mount St. Mary's College. Les Petites Francaises carolled at French homes in the area of the school, viewed French films, and discussed French customs. Spanish club senoritas held a gala Christmas program, which included skits, a talk in Spanish by Father loel and the breaking of a pinata. Also joining in the festivities, Latin students produced a classic drama, Alcestis , and sang a Latin version of The Twelve Days of Christmas. One of their crowning successes was the Latin banquet where they served foods listed as Roman fare, and staged Julius Caesar with minor revisions. SPANISH JUMPING BEANS . . . Dancing for Spanish Club members are, left to right: Mariellen Toy, Cindy Swanson and Marilee Turnham. SERENADE . . . Spanish Club officers planning for the future are, left to right: Marilee Turnham, vice- chairman, Linda Behr, co-chairman, Tani Peckham, vice-chairman, and Lynda Archer, co-chairman. STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION . . . Spanish Club moderator, Sister Marie Terese, guides Kathy Kodaj, Spanish student, in the right direction to break the pinata.