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

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E . i 4 li STUDENTS ENIUY 'MAN FUR All SEASUNS' An all-professional repertoire company staged Man for All Seasons for Alverno students, November 25. Accompanied by faculty members, the girls witnessed the moving por- trayal of the life of St. Thomas More in the Actors' Theater in Hollywood. After curtain call, the actors came out to greet the audience. GOD'S SERVANT , , , Sir Thomas More bids his wife farewell OVER THE SHOULDER . . .Students study cast while looking at program in prison scene. EVEN DOZEN . . . Cast of Man for All Seasons poses after performance.

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f my '1 L , HOW D0 YOU DO? . . . Miss Jeanne Wooldridge greets, left to right, Pat and Mrs. Edward Clark, Bev and Mrs. Charles Archer. FASHIUNABLE EVENT STRESSES ETIIIUETTE .-. X ,. X. ..1.lQ LOVELY WEATHER, lSN'T IT . , . Mrs. Robert Linnan and Sue, Mrs. William Hartfield and Ellen, Mrs. Jack Ferandell and Judy, and Mrs. Robert Matheny and Anne Marie, chat at the Mother-Daughter Tea. IN THE ROUND . . . Conversing at the Mother-Daughter Tea are seated, left to right, Mrs. James Barnett, Sue Lester, Mrs. Frank Lester, Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs. Richard Zetlmaier, Mrs. Edward Rushworth, Sister M. Manuela and Patty Zetlmaierg standing, Kathy Lester and Linda Rushworth, AT THE TEA TABLE . . . Sewing themselves, left to right, Mrs. Leroy Tidwell, Mrs. Elizabeth Cortese and Doris, and Kathy and Mrs. Harold Coomhes, balance plate, gloves and refreshments. ,g'1-55131- . .. Y ...YW . 4' -er:g..A'

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i T0 FIT YOUR FINGERS . . . Mr. Humphrey measures, left to right, Vanessa Turnage, Anne Barnett, and Madeline Knebel, for class rings, IUNIURS ESTABLISH NEW TRAIJITIUN GOD'S GIFT T0 YOU . . . Father Joel elevates the monstrance. The Class of '66 staged the first ring ceremony to he held at Alverno. The program included the singing of the junior class song, an address by Rev. Joel Gromowski, CP, the introduction of junior class symbols, and an explanation of the history and meaning of the ring by the class officers. Holding their rings to be blessed, the juniors made the formal ring pledge. Benediction concluded the impressive ceremony. -,Nh B , L. C d YOUR FORMAL PLEDGE . . . Junior vice- president, Bev Archer speaks on the history and significance of the class ring. THY BLESSING ON THIS RING A Junior proudly holds her ring to be blessed