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

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PRUVIDE EXPERIENCE Members of the Science Club, supervised by Sister Marianne, supplemented their classroom knowledge with science oriented activities. Movies, field trips, and guest speakers were part of the program, while members also participated in science fairs, Summer Science Schools and the Junior Science Symposium. MOUSE TRAPPED . . . Science Club officers, left to right: Mary Ann Hession, vice-president, Sister Marianne, moderator, Kathi Carlsten, secretary-treasurer, Patty Mounteer, program chairman, Nancy Chase, president, and Karen Ott, program chairman, view specimen. ' ' ' Xb-2341 V , 1 wi 5 6 I 0 4 8 7 2 3 MAGIC SQUARE . . . Peering at Mathematica, museum exhibit, are Science Club members, Linda Peters, Pam Piering and Suzy Winslow. OSSIFICATION UNLIMITED . . . Gazing at a Brontosaurus remains at the Los Angeles County Museum are Midi Psomas, Pat Lynch and Maureen Kitchens. WHAT A PILL! . . . Touring a pharmaceutical laboratory, Science Club members, Karen Secchi and Kathy McBride, listen to their guide, Mr. Maurice Dobbins, demonstrate a pillemaking machine.

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AT THE KEYBOARD . . . Glee Club officers, left to right: Patty Mounteer, president, Nancy Aschenbrener, vice-president, and Chris Kirk, secretary, sing to the accompani- ment of Ruth Regas, treasurer. CLUB ENTERTAINMEN Under the direction of Sister M, Gregory, the Glee Club, The Troubadours, have completed a busy schedule. These members, students from the sophomore, junior and senior classes entertained their audiences at a variety of programs such as the following: Alverno and LaSalle Christmas caroling and programs, Father- Daughter Evening, Fine Arts Festival, parents' meetings and the LaSalle Spring Showcase. READY, BEGIN . . . Sister M. Gregory, director, initiates practice with warm-up exercises. TRA - IA - LA V LA - LA - LA . . . Patty Mounteer conducts the Alverno Glee Club: First row, left to right: Vicki Curran, Nancy Aschen- brener, Suvan Riley, Christie Kuntz, Penny Freeman, Teri Aguilar, Eleanor Parks, Anne Crawford. Second row: Cathie Cummiskey, Ruth Regas, Kathy Lester, Karen Secchi, Pam Piering, Elaine Dalton, Cathy Zierk, Kathy Pruett. Third row: Gloria Jean, Joanne Huber, Kathy Donnelly, Melody Anicich, Beth Ann Eckhart, Nancy Chase, Pat Yuhas, Beverly Jean and Chris Kirk, and labsentl Gloria Geiger and Toni Pulone. l -A

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ek GAA, DRILL TEAM STRESS GIIIIII SPURTSMANSHIP ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION . . . GAA officers, left to right, standing: Tani Peckham, recording secretary, Miss Michele Dowdy, coach, Chris Elko, vice president, Kathy Barry, treasurer, sitting: Cecilia Fisher, corresponding secretary, and Barbara Dorazio, president. The GAA offered to sportsminded girls an opportunity to participate in athletics. After school its members met to play volleyball, basketball, softball and tennis. Some of the GAA off-campus activities were attendance at the Ramona Playday, bicycle rides, picnics, and impromptu softball games. Regular attendance earned points for a letter. The GAA award dinner climaxed an active year. ig , .. ff ' 51:11 lv I. ti i , , I I ' . ' , A I I :. A' ' ' . n f L , ,.- n 5 -r I ' IEW- I Lf' 7 h I u X - . ' GOOD SPORTS . . . Charter members of the Letterman Club are, left to right: Chris Elko, Gayle Swiler, Kathy Lester, Anne Hodges and Barbara Dorazio. BART FlNKBETTER'S HOUSE PARTY . , . Pep Council officers, left to right: Micki Trahan, president, Cindie Sterling, secretary, and Sue Linnan, vice- president, practice skit with Ann McLaughlin, a freshman, for a rally.