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

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Building SpiriT Physicdlly G.A.A. The lorgesT ocTive orgonizoTion on compus, G.A.A., whipped iT good , occording To Borbero Fleming. Their slogon whip iT expressed Their incenTive To rouse enThusiosm ond porTici- poTion in sporTs on compus. The club's officers KoThy Bohler, ElviriTo Vero, Amy Huber, Mor- iolyce Pedersen, Corlo MoThis ond Mory Villorruel, worked wiTh opproximoTely fourTy-five oTher members on vorious oc- TiviTies ThroughouT The yeor. During lunch Time meeTings in The P.E. room, club members plonned poke soles, The Hol- loween HounTed House ond The mosT exciTing evenT for The G.A.A. wos The spring SporTs Awords BonqueT. When KoThy Bohler wos osked To idenTify her club's gool she replied They wonTed, To pro- moTe school spiriT, inciTe more involvemenT ond enThusiosm, ond To olso To hove more sporTs recogniTion on com- pus. 9 lvlondy Downer ond Liso Moyer work To beof The clock To finish The block ond while room in The HdunTed House 5 FronT row: C. Mofhis Qsporfs photogropherp, E. Vero Qvice-presj, K. Bohler Qpresj, M. Pedersen fsporTs wriTerj, M. Villorruel Qsecj, A. Huber QpubliciTy sec.j: second row: V. ScoTT, K. Mclioul, J. Tweddle, J. Joyce, K. Molloy, M. Brkich: Third row: S. Websfer, C. Wilber, C. Wilber, T. Ryong fourTh row: M. G-omblfo, C. Clork, G. PTosinski. B. Durr, E. Telles, C. Cummings, A. Dozo, E. Cozores. S. Monyhun: fifth row: lvl. Beresford, H. lVlcAlisTer, M. Downer, A. Thurmon, B. Fleming, M. Finfon, L. Duersfg bock row: L. Moyer, J. Broud, S. De Conio, K. Vonderhoor, K. Joyce, lvl. PorfoiT, C, Feeney. 130 G.A.A.

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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

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K --. ,... ss.,kv 'Smit Built LelTerman's Club What exactly is a Tradition? tradition fire-dlshfanj n. 'l. The handing down orally of cus- toms, beliefs, etc., from gen- eration to generation. 2. a sto- ry. LetTerman's Club had been a tradition until a few years ago when it was discontinued due To a lack of interest. Many of the girls involved with-sports This year approached Coach Sally Kendall and asked To start This tradition again. They be- gan by designing a sweater that was personalized with each member's name and year of graduation, To be awarded The sweater a player had To have participat- ed in five sports, all of Them being a varsity sport. The club consisted of 12 members that elected Kelly McFaul and Jen- ny Tweddle To lead Them to a productive year by working Towards Their goals of expand- ing The club and promoting spirit. 537 4 Amy Huber can't help but smile as she receives her Lettermarfs sweater from Miss Carla Tomaso. The sweaters were presented at a special assembly in front of The entire school. Q Front row: E. Vera. J. Joyce, M. Gear, V. Scott, M. Downer, C. Mathis: back row: M. Villarruel, J. Tweddle, K. McFaul, M. Steger, A. Huber, K. Bohler. Letterman's Club 131