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

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SENIURS MERIT SCHULASTIC HUNURS AWARD WINNERS . . . California State Scholarship semi-finalists are, Row one, left to right, Kathy McCoy, Maria Simon, Kathi Carlsten, Lucy Marino, Patty Carberry. Row two, lane Driscoll, National Merit finalist, JoAnne Carroll, National Merit finalist, Karen Ott, Nancy Iredale, National Merit finalist. SCHOLASTIC DIVIDENDS . . . Bank of America Certificate winners are, Row one, Patty Carberry, Englist. Row two, Kathi Carlsten, Social Science, Lucy Marino, Foreign Language, Jane Driscoll, Mathematics, Kathy McCoy, Laboratory Science. X X 4.34: L 'll ' I I JUANNE CARROLL Liberal Arts Trophy NANCY IREDALE Mathematics and Science Trophy National Honor Society Semi-finalist

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PARENTS' ASSIICIATIIIN PLANS SUCCESSFUL FIESTA FIESTA BELLES . . . Court for APA fiesta are, Lett to right, Carole Peter- sen '65, Karen Secchi '66, Mary Angela Profet '67, Mary Ann Pruett '68, HIGH FINANCE . . . Fiesta Chairmen are, Row one, left to right, Messrs. Wallace Reaume, General Chairman, Kenneth Crawford, Chair- man of Grand Prize Committee, Row two, Roy Praisler, Chairman oi the Ways and Means Committee, Marty Yurich, Chairman ot the Dinner Committee, Robert Matheny, APA President, and LeRoy Tidwell, Chairman of the Carnival Midway. lrXxLK1 T'i3l The Alverno Parents' Association sponsored a two-day fiesta for the library fund. Among the many activities were, kiddie rides, a variety ot booths, a drawing and a family dinner. The fiesta queen and her court acted as hostesses for the event. NEWCOMERS . . . Sister M. Antonita greets new students, Left to right, Elizabeth Hutchinson and Mary Multz. Sister's colorful clowns were a popular item at the fiesta.

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ACTING DEMDNSTRATES STUDENT DREATIVITY This year Alverno has staged a variety of drama productions. An after-school drama group, moder- ated by Sister M. Claire, produced a Mardi Gras Festival, during which they interpreted scenes from Stage Door, Rebecca, Time Remembered, Dur Hearts Were Young and Gay, and staged two one-act plays, Princess 0'Toole and Summons of Sariel. Language clubs produced plays for the Language Festival at Mt. St. Mary's College. Les Petites Francaises staged Undine while Spanish students enacted t'Los Tres Gatitosf' ' . ' T li. 1 I TENDER SCENE . . . Cast for Dndine, the French play forthe Language Festival Standing left to right: Corinne Weber, Nancy Iredale, Ruth Regas, Maria Simon, Mary Ann Hessron Suzanne Houle and Kneeling: lane Lindenthal, rehearses proposal scene. 3 , i 1 x . v J' . -xLu,l,' . 0 e o 1.5 I Q 5 . 1 g' ,.l.tsnoe', 0 oi 'ola..l1'l ll uggueiij' guoofi. sooo: lll'l' sell: 00051 I I aol , 'T 0 onl- 'olo an on 3.19 lx HIS SHOES! . . . leanne Stuckaisitting, points out the shoes of the man she killed to Pat Fishenstanding, in a scene from Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Sariel. l'M NOT AFRAID . . . Cast, Left to right: Lynne Velling, Mary Linda Reynolds hidden, Philomene Miller, Dianne Schwab and Janice Bell, watches while a blind boy, center, Carole Salem, answers the Summons NAUGHTY, NAUGHTY . . . Diane Habell scolds erring children Left to right Pam McElwee, Carol Smith and Cindy Swanson in Spanish production 5 Vn T T r V lv I , 3 'I 11 1 7 , gg