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

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98-Freshmen Maggie Clark Michelle Coleman Angela Cotugno Kathleen Crews Cynthia Danne Jennifer Delgado Margaret Dolan Christine Duncanson Diana Echeverry Holly Edwards Susan Emerson Kelly Enright R4 ' ' . ala ,A Q. i I ,L Q .1 '11 Q4 y if W-1 'V 1' :L ,,y, C, ' -s as fl -W m , in wi .4 new 4 Andrea Falvy and Tonya Foote clean blackboards after school for service hour credits. Five of service to the school is required each semester.

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Frosh Develop AlTer Hour AcTiviTies WhaT did I do afTer school when I was a freshman? I wenT home, did my homework, and waTched T.V., recalled a ju- nior. A Typical day for freshmen To- day was Tough. BuT, whaT hap- pened afTer school was ouT? For mosT, Their school day con- Tinued, as many claimed To have spenT Two, Three, or even four hours afTer school on homework. lVlosT, however, had many oTh- er- inTeresTs and hobbies To keep Them busy, such as: cheerleading, dog showing, drawing, gardening, and jazz dancing. Barbara James said ThaT she spenT some of her free hours 'iguy woTching and phone Talking. Some freshmen were involved in youTh groups aT Their churches which on weekends, parTicipaTed in dances, roller skaTing, and youTh masses. illlff Q Caroline Arens and Heidi Wassef pa- TienTly waiT for Their bus To come. For one Third of The class, The bus is The only way of TransporTaTion To and from school. , Diane Erb Q.. Andrea Falvy L, Michelle Ficarra af isrl T y., , I , ' 'fi Rebecca Flores Tonya FooTe Jane ForesTer Melinda GambiTo Maribelle Ganibi Freshmen-99