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

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THE CHAMPSV? . . . Trophy Winning volleyball varsity: ftop row, 1 to rj Maureen Kitchens, Elise Monroe, Carolyn Chase, Donna Edwards, Sue Cousineau, Cbottorrl rowj Nancy Rowe, Jill Winnen, Kathy Lester, Chris Elko. Highlanders Capture Calls for Mine . . . point games . . . cheering students . . . a trophy . . . the volleyball season. This year was one of victory for Alverno's varsity volleyball team. The Highland- ers, with weeks of practice, a determination to win, good sportsmanship, and the per- sonal drive of Miss Dowdy, won the league trophy. G-O-O-O TEAM! . . . Varsity Cheerleaders and specta- tors cheer the Highlanders to victory during league game with Anokia. PROUD VICTORS . . . Miss Dowdy, Kathy Lester, Letter Club president and Chris Elko, GAA presi- dent, display the varsity volleyball trophy before the Student Body.