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

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i 4 On the school's anniversary, Noreen Sullivan, Monica Ben- zle. Julie Joyce. and other enthusiastic juniors cheer on the class. y Q Due to the new schedule, students rarely have time to sit on the terrace. During break and lunch students are found relaxing with friends. v Sandy Chester grimaces in effort to carve the Junior Class pumpkin, a new activity by ASB. v Susie Fisher receives a traditional carnation upon winning the office of secretary for the sen- iors. Theme-9

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One, .Winning Combination ln its sense of pride and self-respect, Alverno has stood united. United as a school, united in the four classes, and united on a one-to-one level among friends. Clubs and teams provided a chance for students with common interests and abilities to unify in order to share them. From skiing to softball, from volleyball to journalism, students showed that their interests lay not only in Alverno as a school, but as a group of individuals. The pinnacle of unity probably came from within each of the four classes. Class chants and cheers during assemblies were signs of each class' pride and unity. Through the many different facets of unity at Alverno during the year, the entire student bad proved to be One Wlnnlng Combination. li 5'iD,lfl? l - 'YXLD yo - .c,, , ,.,, A A fi vi ll f 1, , i fffaflll ' .fi-lq5,x,,,z-,. 1 it K ' , if N 4 1 'i 7w,f,'y 1' K f 1 13,17 if Q f'f -- . 4 'I '.-f ,. .1 M., --.lx iw bfi, XS.. , x.x,,'--'xv Q , biiffl-Qjgffft..-.nr jf, '.,,ki- fl L, e1 ifj1Sii,A,.-iw 1' Kflfi' j , fi ff, f, 'ff 4. 1 3 '-4.. ', L, x,,f',, f-., .-- iv4gLA?vf1,r I , ,vylfafl-J.',fX N-' . 'f, l gk' QQ, L N, fi iv mm' ,rv , i c.3l.f'Q-3, Q Ili' F5 ',,x . il - .1 fit l.vl,asi,,gft,, lf : 1' U -:Vik V'-AJ 1 V Y' f'7 f N' An ivxjlfk' if f , it r 'M of , ww f inf! XV: WK Y- :Q R' -fx, ! ,Le ' iff ,L i ' . fir - ifwffw lm , mt ll J, N B 4 X. , ' 1, ,' Q li LQ-li Mm J N ' ' ' Al ' '- ' V ' Q11-x I - 54 72 450 ., ,, -is Ll .c ' in Ax Ly!-AAA, x E' if 5. K ' r' , i f . 3' PM QR il' fi? Vx V' f . i .. ' .f VL U x Lk,'U-g . A ,ff ,ffl ,fl fl A XO.4,f,.d3 ,,,, . AW,,.g1M'2'L-bij L QA-1 fjh? - N? V7 Q L A X - l .f - , Us---l 7'- lxL2J1.A,.ZSa.. '. Alhhuw lf'-.,-Ay Cj,4'f,,,.kM. A f , --s nv, - ,- --1' ' f'1 A I fb ,V 11 , ,jIf's:,i1ij1T 'ff-- M s. ,,

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