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

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Class of '67 Encounters New Directions in Learning .',7f ',f P.S. WHERE IS THE A ? . . . C1 to rj Vicci Curran and Marlene Porreca begin work on psalm note- books for Religion III class. .4 1 'Q l' - ,xi - ' -1 Lfff I 1' fi' gt' ' ,P 1 ' ll' 12,1 .E 15. X ,ll':i,! ffl' H I 3 A gz- K I., 'f f fri? f V '- ,f: SEEING DOUBLE . . . Pene Pierce studies the interesting side of algebra II in 3-dimensional pictures. 88 The academic schedule of a Junior is filled to the brim. In the mathematics field, she continues in the line of proofs, equations and theorems, while scientifically she is introduced to lab experiments. The cloth- ing class develops her domestic skills. Languages fill still another field of study for juniors. Learning new and different cultures-either from the viewpoint of a three year veteran , or a first year novice -juniors diligently study French, Spanish and Latin. Finally, in their third year of history, English and Religion, juniors complete a well-rounded academic sched- ule, CE N'EST PAS . . . With the help of lan- guage lab equipment, Cl to rj Phil Miller Kathy Soho, and Paula. Zullo brush up' on their French accent.