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

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Music, Art, Language Departments Prepare , Fine Arts Festival l l Alverno sponsored the Second Annual Fine Arts Festival in late spring. Participating in the program were the music, English, and art departments. The senior Glee Club, the Troubadours, and the Freshman Glee Club entertained. As part of the program, art students displayed paintings and other works they had made during the year. A DIFFERENT KIND OF ART... LETS TRY rr IN THE KEY OF 'GH' ..... Freshmen Glee Club members, with Seniors. Madeline ,Knebel and Sister Gregory, front row Cl to rj Carol Thiele, Melinda Stevens, Eveleen Fell- M?fU-119911 Stfollp dlsl-Hay block din, Cathleen O'Donnell, Judith Foley, Rosanne DeMarzo, Terri Candage Pflntlng' for F1119 Arts Festlval- Kathryn Kohl, Linda Damore, Ann Smith, middle row, Theresa Cirrito, Mary Walshe, Judy Johnson, Marylin Mc Loughlin, Marcia Winnen, Jeanne Vel- ling, Christine Yelich, Linda Hutchins, Mary Ann Bryner, Anita Eberleng ,last row, Patricia Straathof, Jamie Cervenka, Janet Edwards, Teresa Dickey, Mary Merten, Mary Jo Sweeney, Antoinette Giammalva, Susan Rook, Joanne ' Larkin. gg li,' tl , y ' , J in I-IERE'S A GOOD POEM .... Literary Club mem- bers Ql to rj Patti Jo Kaye, Pat Prieto, Diane Schwab and Sandy Torres compile a student lit- erary magazine under the direction of Sister Manuela- OP OR POP? .... Senior art students, Donna Hillman and Jan Klingerman take advice from art instructor, Mrs. Sweeney, in preparing for the Fine Arts Festival. 48

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and Ciroumstanoe' Ei ' ,I S xg ,I w THE BIG DAY!...Seniors, Ellen Sloss, Bon- nie Burke and Nancy Cain get final touch- es from Mrs. Titus before the march. SHADOWS OF THE FUTURE...A1verno's 1966 graduates prepare to leave their Alma Mater. ,.,-l--,-G ,wif -. I I 1 i t , ffl inet .7 .. 'igaae , -, DRESS REHEARSAL...Vanessa Turnage, Sue Steen and Mary Ellen King' descend steps in the final practice before graduation. 47

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F D Illustrates Appreciation for Teachers Banners and posters . . . teaching the teachers . . . entertaining skits for faculty members . . . proving first- 2 hand how much We Cdon'tJ know . . . royal luncheon . . . expressions of gratitude . . . Faculty Appreciation Day is Alverno's peaceful revolution, 'e - Ig f' E, u.m.o: i ' 2 jf 'fffffzfaffr SHAKESPEARE TO PEANUTS . . . English teacher, Sister Manuela approves of poster given by senior, Sue Cousineau. I i Ulla Ullllf -.-I.-.. A PIONEER . . . Junior history student, Nancy Kenney, shows her gratitude to her American history teacher, Mrs. Curtis. . 7 'vag- Vt mm, I, , MAGNIFICENT MAGISTER . . . FAD demonstrator, Joan Burton, hangs post- er for math teacher, Mrs. Keese. U Q - Q5 5 - -I E-Uxe. 0' BULL KACL-1.8 bvx MATH MAGICIAN . . . Math teacher and homeroom moderator, Sister Pius, receives appreciation from sophomore, Nanette Bricker. 49