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

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Leisure Time Used for Studying, Traveling Mrs. Felldin, English teacher, intro- duces,the sophomores to Shake- speare's Julius Caesar and E1liott's Silas Marner. Teacher of geometry and music, Sister Gregory also directs the Alverno Glee Club. Her musical preparation in- cludes three years' experience with Roger Wagner at St. Joseph's in Los Angeles. Mrs. Haoker's European travel has given her new insights for her gov- ernment classes. Interesting discus- sions, daily quizzes and oral reports add variety to the class. MRS. JEAN FELLDIN English SISTER M. GREGORY, OSF Geometry, Music Library, Glee Club gg . . U. it 1i3L'E R'3?'? f . 1 H W HN .. . ' I ' . V X , .f , . T .- 'T jffiff 4 l 1 Qu : s V ,W Ft, , ,I ' 1:21 X I 3, M 1 gfx MRS. HELEN HACKER Civics, World History I5

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SISTER M. CATHERINE, OSF Algebra, Math Analysis, Latin Senior Class Adviser Troubadour, Math Club N 4 N I. 1, 1 Mas. PATRICIA CURTIS I U. S. History, World History 'LUX 'mb 'J Na un '.- I , 4 6. 1 :si - - - .L - 5 I J'-' if ff, Y .7 4 - 'L -' , if I - or I A - ' ms, . -F A MISS MICI-IELE DOWDY Physical Education GAA Sister Catherine, one of Alverno's pioneers, received an NSF grant to continue her study in mathe- matics at the University of Santa Clara during the past summer. As sponsor of THE TROUBADOUR, her great concern is that the day- by-day events of student life are captured pictorially. A European traveler last summer was Miss Dowdy. She teaches tumbling, volleyball, basketball, baseball, and folk dancing. Mrs. Curtis, added another Euro- pean summer with its broadening influence to her long record of travel.

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I 'fl 'EIQQZ Mu.. N vi, , , I . f Sie5'+bgQ,.yg.i, A 'c - -'4' -I Qnb' , Use of Talent, Time .. . vig ' - '41Rvl -' -Q .V we s . . . . I Av-- - u 21-ff-. ' Freshman class adviser, Sister Helen, comes to Alverno this .-f-I ,. , , 5f'!f++ ,wi , . . . in-ft.,.wzL5: I i g if ,fg4Suwg31?'2-J year from St. Mary s in Toledo, Washington. Her enthusiasm .,?'fssQfH. I 1 , :KN '5 ,I inspires the Alverno freshmen to new heights in school Flq?hj,l?gs3qe1f.55qi,I,,'4Ake spirit. ,-,',,jQta'5 -Q A ' ' fit. an ,iff Ng we-l' .f-.-5,4 ,Q MX 1 ., l Mrs. Herndon, formerly Miss Marchand, has taught sopho- I x :fix -- ,, . . . . lf-ff-G. Q x 1, . as more biology at Alverno since 1961. Her interest in sopho- H 1, rig 'f 'W' ' more class projects helps make this class outstanding. V 'f' iff 1-'f.'?2g35'3EQlfEiw Trlvifgyfr-Q. . 'W '1-'35, iw: '- f f -5 nl - RoMAN.EMP1m-: --Fl term!!! A. I 4 .llulw-ililitepfhi ,X Sister Joanne came from the Franciscan International ,I fY3f.f-'xl I School in Rome, Italy. Sister spent two summers in Spain studying at the University of Madrid and has traveled in Italy, Spain, Germany and Holland. Teacher of freshman algebra, versatile Mrs. Keese, also teaches third and fourth year Latin. Her son, Jim, is in his second year of college at St. John's Seminary in Camarillo, California. Academic adviser, Sister Manuela, wisely and patiently helps seniors 'in important decisions about colleges and careers. MRS. LINDA HERNDON Biology, Physiology I6 s1sTER M. JOANNE, osF Religion, Geometry, Physics Sophomore Class Adviser Drama Club, Hootenanny Club