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

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Lorraine Gallagher Sandra Garcia Sheila Garcia Janice Garrigan Deborah Givigliano 9 Class officers Kelley Johnson, Rayette Brown, and Yvette Pardo, listen to freshmen suggestions at a class meeting. The freshmen spent two class meetings discussing in- duction. Not pictured is vice-presi- dent, Monique Williams. 100-Freshmen ,Y F tx ,Ns s is V- -' in , . ,. Y v ss if raw ll 5 i ' 1 .gif Freshmen Take Glfic Striving to reach the top, and, Just being the bestl were some of the goals the freshman class officers had. Throughout the year, Yvette Pardo Cpresj: Monique Williams Cvice-presj: Kelley Johnson Qsecj: and Rayette Brown Qtreasj met with their modera- tor Miss Linda Germany, to plan activities. One of their goals was to get a D.J. for a dance, a new activity for freshmen. When asked if they would pos- sibly run again in the future, the officers weren't sure, as it had been 'la lot of work, said Kel- ley Johnson. For Rayette Brown, her position as class treasurer was good exper- ience towards her goal of be- coming an accountant. The girls ran for office for var- ious reasons, all hoping to make a difference and have, above all, a fun year.

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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

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fam Q.. IV N l ' ,, f 4 l, , 1 ' 2 'Y 3 V Wt' w sr ,M ., 1 Q- in vr'7... , K' - 'tn - llr s .l .24 A A A ' g- ', 4,5 V, f l , 'hy -- In l ks P U Victoria Gloria Laura Gomez Gem lvlarie Gonzales Laura Gonzales Kathleen Gonzalez Renee Gutierrez Andrea Harkness Maria Hernandez Lynn Huettis Christina Hunt Barbara James Kelley Johnson ag? Q Melinda Nehdar, Michelle Coleman, Linda Pullara, Lani Acevido, and Sandra Vega continue talking about freshmen business after a class meeting. Among the ideas discussed at class meetings was a possible freshman dance to get a head start raising money for next year's Cherry Blossom. Freshmen-101