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

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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.

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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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The '64-'65 school year afforded many opportunities for the Drill Team members to display their skill. They performed their unusual routines at the Father-Daughter night, and several school assemblies. They also represented the school at the Ramona Playday and a La Salle pep rally. 4 Z rc..-'---. . .,l.,- .. W .. . -gre' ,.,-A:.N--:-::kJ-M.-iffy,-.A,1eA -..J x TQ S . g,,,.,,gi, EX ' -, l ,i QUITE A FORMATION . . . Drill Team members, First row, left to right: Nancy Ashenbrener. Second row: Linda Peters, Kathy Pruett, treasurer. Second row: Chris Orr, Mary Ann Cowper, president, Cathy Fowler. Fourth row: Pam Piering, vice-president, Harriet Higgins, Midi Psomas, JoAnne Hendrie. Fifth row: Sue Matt, Sue Gaines, Kathy O'Boyle, Barbara Coleman, Patty Bearce and Linda Mezzanato, form triangle. I s..x, . PRESENT ARMS . . . Standing at attention are, left to right: Toni Pulone, Janet Stanovich, Sandy Torres, Donna Schulz, secretary, Karrie Yurich, Mariellen Toy, Nancy Zak, Marilee Turnham, Donna Walsh, Lauren Schlosser, Angela Smaldino, Lissa Wood, Cindy Swanson, Linda Riggio and Holly Rhatigan, drill team members. T07 -af