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

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ExecuTive Council Makes lTs Mark A.S.B. The Alverno STudenT Body Offi- cers were The link befween The faculTy and The sTudenTs. They had To find ouT whaT The sTu- denTs wanTed and presenf The requesfs To Ms. Pam Jones, The A.S.B. moderaTor. TogeTher, Ms. Jones and The five sTudenT body officers worked To carry ouT The expressed desires of The sTudenT body. One of The firsT acTiviTies ThaT The officers worked on was The Sadie Hawkins Dance. Their creaTiviTy was evidenT in The wesfern facade of posfers, hay, sawdusf and a bar com- pIeTe wiTh saloon girls. The offi- cers also worked on The firsT joinT Chrisfmas Dance wiTh La Salle, The Sno-ball. Officers Laura Ruggles, Lourdes ViTa, Michele Lee STeger, Peg- gy Kinney and Kafhy Bohler were responsible for coordi- naTing The sTudenT acTiviTies on campus, and To conTinually search for new ideas. When Michele Sfeger was asked if she would run again if she had The chance. she re- plied, Yes I would definiTely run again. lT's been Tough aT Times, buT when an acTiviTy was successful and The sTu- denTs were happy iT was worTh The efforT. Social Chairperson Peggy Kin- ney was asked why she ran for office. I ran for The office To open myself To classes oTher Than seniors: kindle a school spiriT of unify and improve communicaTions on campus. 4 STudenT body officers Michele Sieger Qsecjfresjg Laura Ruggles fpresj: Kafhy Bohler QGAA rep.j: and Peggy Kinney Qsocial chairpersonj, lisfen To suggesfions from STudenT Council members abouf The upcoming La SaIlefAlverno Christmas Dance. STudenT Council meetings were held every Monday of 2:30 and were open To all sfudenfs. fnof picfuredj Lourdes ViTa Qvice-presj. 128 Student Body Officers I

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SENSATICDN ONE SINGULAR SEN, qGlee Club members Aho Sevillo, Michele Adoms, Kothy lvlitcheltree, Jill Red- mond ond Pom G-otes per- form their song ond donce routine, You're Never Fully Dressed Without o Smile during the Freshmen induc- tion. ln order to shore their common obilities ond inter- ests, Alverno students gothered in clubs, teoms, ond other orgonizotions, stoying until ldte hours of the ofternoon for meetings ond proctices. lvlony of these girls wonted to be involved in the school becouse they Uwonted to creote unity ond school spirit. Clubs ond teoms mode Alverno more thon just on 8:30 to 2:20 school. They gove students o chonce to be involved in whot inter- ested them most. Susie Fisher sold, HI enjoy Stu- dent Council becouse I con become more in- volved with students ond foculty in order to pro- mote o better school yeor. Others wonted to moke use of their tolents ond obilities. Between songs during o dromo proctice, Korlo Kurzweil stoted, Dromo ond Glee Club give me o chonce to express myself. They olso give me the opportunity to use my tolentsf' Overoll, the clubs ond orgonizotions gove students the chonce to unite while they porticipoted in extrd-curriculor octivites. QAmy Huber ond Corlo Mothis set up o GAA representitive holding ci sign soyin , i'We wont oul GAA, the lor est club Q Y 1 Q on compus, plonned mony octivites ond fund roisers to sup- port the teoms. Organizations 8: Sports

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1980 , 7 , 1 ix , K il - 3,1 ,,s, , i 5 t -fefff l i 1 l . halve 1' :ml Q Lourdes Vita speaks at the Thanksgiving Prayer Service. 4 one of the many events in which the A.S.B. officers involve the student body. v Jill Garrigan helps the A.S.B. officers prepare for the L l Sadie Hawkins dance. The preparations required the ef- forts of many Student Council members. W-l s '4 ftlwhflvf ' 4 Michele Steger puts up the September calendar so that the students would be informed about the events of the opening days of school as soon as they returned from summer vacation. Student Body Ofiicers 129