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

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ELLEN GLEASDN N W- - If-1. -1. CDNNIE DDETZ MARY BETH DDDDEY THERESA GDRMLY ANNE HARRIS MARILYN HEINIJ MARDELLA HERNANDEZ vm -117-3 SUSAN HERRERA DEBRA HUBER CARIIIL KANDWSKY L 'I' .fI Lr I HALF TIME . . . Frosh and other students congregate around lockers dunng RDSEMARY HESSIDN vitamin period. t r .if KAREN HUBER RITA IAGIELSKI If A- f . FAT KENDALL PAT KENNEDY ANN JDRDAN AUREL ANN KENNELLY JUDY KALEFF KATHY KENT

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A , MARIE DE LIJIIIMIER JUAN IIUFF -I 3 ll IIENISE DENNIS CLAIRE IIUNAVAN B'-sr FRESHMEN EXPLURE NEW WIIRLIJS Freshmen have taken their first step into higher education. Their program includes detailed study of languages, mathematics, religion, and history. Through physical edu- cation they learn the importance of personal fitness and sportsmanship. Through music they acquire a sense of harmony. . pf l rv I ig. A i V5 i ' PEGGY FAIIEY SNEILA FISHER ELAINE FERRARI X-, WENIIY GABRIEL Y, , DANIELLE DUWDY COLLEEN IIUNAVAN ,ir SHIRLEY DRASKA f' CULLEEN ECKER LINDA IIUBUIS lr r l RUSIE FACTEAU SUPPLY LINE . . . Patient freshmen make the best of the delay at the student bookstore.

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nrw cuiss iimusrs T0 RUUTINE Frosh not only have an intellectual commitment but also a new volvement. Big-Little Sister Week and welcoming activities initiated them into a new social environment. Competing in class work and participating in school activities contributed to their adjustment to high school life. MICHELLE LUNCD LENORE LUNCPRE ,E l ,ne-F - fir - rpg 'U gf ir V r P - MICHELE KRACENBRINK KATHLEEN LEARY social in- MARY L'HEUREUX KATHIE LUITEN CAMMY LYNCH JEANNETTE LEINHART RUSIE LIBERTD NANCY LYNCH JULIE MCADAM ANN MCALPINE KATHLEEN MCCUE KATHLEEN MCELWEE CROSSING THE RUBICON . . . Freshmen prove that Latin isn't dead. tl to rl Alice Ozaroski, Kathy Viery, and Kris Albade practice Latin expressions with the help of the tape recorder. l 1