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

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Earn Scholastic, Leadership Awards N N THE GOVERNORXS CHOICE...Chosen to attend the Governor's Conference in Long Beach were juniors, Lillian soPHoMoREs coN'rR1BU'rE...shir1ey Draska men- Brown and Carole Salem' terj shows her award-winning short story to Lions Club speech contest finalists Mary Roman Cleftj and Cammy Lynch Crightj. SEMI-FINALISTS...Senior California State Scholarship semi-finalists are: back row, C1 to rj Patti Jo Kaye, Sue Goetz, Bev Archer, Donna Beardshear, Pat Chaseg front row, Pam Piering, Patti Mounteer, Suzy Winslow, Diane Schwab and Linda Peters. Cabsent, Frances Oldenburgj 45

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rm- ,-f ' 1 ' 'I PATRICIA CHASE PAMELA PIERING Mathematics and Science Tro- Liberal Arts Trophy phyg Finalist, National Honor Society Scholarship. ' MORE SCI-IOLARS,..Bank of America Certificate Winners are C1 to rj Patty Jo Kaye, laboratory science, Sue Winslow, foreign language, Patti Mounteer, social science, Sue Goetz, mathematics, Joanne Huber, English. Students . Speech At the close of every school year, awards, scholarships, and achievements are given to stu- dents in various fields. Two sophomores represented A1- verno at the Lions Club Speech contestg and another sophomore won the Department Chair- man's award for her short story at the Immaculate Heart Cre- ative Writing Day. Two juniors represented the Student Body at the Governor's Conference in February. An Alverno senior, Sue Goetz, was named a National Merit Semi-Finalist, while six other seniors were awarded Letters of Commendation. According to the SAT test taken in November and December, twelve seniors were announced as Semi-Final- ists in the State Scholarship Competition. In March, the Bank of America trophy and certificate winners were an- nounced. AND MORE SENIOR AWARDS...Nationa1 Merit winners are: front row Cl to rj Sue Goetz, a semi-finalist, and Diane Schwab, Janet Barnes, middle row, Pam Piering, Patty Jo Kayeg back row, Pat Chase, who received Letters of Commen- dation.

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Graduation- Seniors Reliearse 'Pomp ,J Ld wg'-Ivl. 1, HEADS U'P!...Seniors, Cl to rj Linda Behr, Linda Bouquet and Ca- mille Whitaker practice grace and poise for the graduation ceremony. 's..X.4 J?tt- W 1 The first definite hints of gradua- tion oome to the seniors when they spell out their full names for their diplomas, when they pose for graduation pictures, when they are measured for caps and gowns, and when they order their gradua- tion announcements. In between, seniors are occupied with taking the CEEB examina- tions, requesting transcripts, ap- plying to colleges and awaiting notification of acceptance. WHICH KIND ARE YOU GETTING? ...Cl to rj Barbara Lepak, Jerry Ott, Anne Barnett and Dolores Mar- chetti discuss the ordering of graduation announce- ments. 46 YOU'LL TAKE SIZE SEVEN ...Mary Sidenfaden, senior, receives measurement for commencement cap from a Collegiate Cap and Gown representa-