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

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Broaden Horizon Freshman academics are a broadening and strengthening of studies introduced pre- viously. Although much of the material in English class is a reiteration of what fresh- men have already studied, it requires more thought to comprehend the inner meaning and to appreciate the Written word. History classes provide new prospective in comprehending the World around herg alge- bra courses demand that reasoning powers be sharpened. The sound of a shrill Whistle-another P. E. class has ended. Through the year the freshmen proceed from volleyball and bas- ketball to tumbling and pyramids. AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS . . . Cl to ry Mary Jo Sweeney, Sara Ferguson and Marcia. Winnen travel around the globe in world history. ,. MINE! . . . Rita Skvaril returns a. powerful serve in the morning P. E. class. ROMAN TRIO . . . Cl to rj Jan Wentz, Theresa Cirrito and Eileen Dra- blnski practice songs for a Latin hootenanny.

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