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

Page 143 text:

Activities For Achievers C-ESFfNHSi ' WOW!!! I received A A's ond 2 's now I con be on CSF ond HS! This will look greot on my ollege opplicotions. I'm so roud of myself. he Notionol Honor Society nd the Colifornio Scholorship ederotion were honor soci- ties thot consisted of those udents who ochieved o grode point overoge of 3.2 or better during o semester. Also students must complete ot leost two hours of responsible service per semester. For those students wishing to further their educotion this is o beneficiol in- gredient for their college oppli- cotion. Being o port of this or- gonizotion helps students to quolify for loco! ond notionol scholorships ond gronts. Members met periodicolly in the Biology Iob, with Jeonette Feeney the president. The gools for these clubs were to help the school to recognize honor students ond to give these students o chonce to become more octive within their school by doing service hours ond tutoring people who need it. When osked why she joined this club o junior sold, Because of the speciol od- vontoges it hos to offer, it will open up o better opportunity to get into coIIege. gg With some ossistonce from club president Jeonette Feeney, Potricio Poshich fills out her NHS opplicotion for the second emester os Stephonie Delgotto looks on. Being o life member helped Jeonette get occepted by prestigious colleges such os orquette ond Creighton. csrfnus 139

Page 142 text:

4 CSF. Front row: L. Word, M, Brkich, M. Schimmoller, G. Ptosinski, M. Vito, L. Poser, P. Londo, M. Schneider, K. Fry, C, Fuery: second row: T. Comiling, M. Osti, N. So- mozzi, K. Pdtei, C. Nordell, D. Tulleners, K. Kurzweil, H. Alonso QV-Pres.j, M. Lees, N. Sullivcin, L. Avino: third row: M. Solido, A. Rodics fTreos.j, A. Huber. M. Geor, E. Vero, C. Mathis, M. Ramirez, A. Howells, L. Vito, C. Clark, S. Moscdret, A. McTeogue, T. Cintron: back row: M. Pedersen, M. Steger, J. Feeney QPres.j, K. Reinhdrt QSec.j. v NHS members Potricio Poshich, Steph- onie Delgotto ond CSF members Corlene Fuery dnd Lciverd Word discuss the up- coming Disneylond trip with Jeanette Feeney. Seven girls went on the trip held on Sdturdciy, Februdry 20th. 5 NHS. Front row: A. McTeogue, T. Cintron, S. Moscoret, K. Reinhdrt, J. Feeney, P. Or- donez, M. Brkich, M, Lees. L. Avino, M. Steger, M, Geor, A. Howells, M. Ramirez, C. Nordell, C. Vessey, M. Osti, P. Kinney: back row: M. Pedersen fPres.j, F. Spina, L. Vito, C. Cldrk, S. Pereyo, V. Ferrdnte, C. Mothis, E. Vero, H. Alonso, K. Kurzweil, S. Delgotto, M. Solido CTreos.j, D. Tulleners, N. Sullivon, P. Pcishich, A. Rodics, A. Huber, T. Comiling QSec.j, J. DeClue QV-Pres.j, M. Tinker, N. Somozzi, 138 cssfm-is

Page 144 text:

25' 1 Z ,,,.,s'f x .R fl Ms. . 2 1 , s ew E. .. . . . ,N Q M1 D Q ing some harmonizing, Pam Gates, Jill Garrigan, Mc , onnell and Laura Gomez sing, Give o Little Love Christmas. These girls were chosen by Mrs. Reed to g '- P this selection because of their ability. an xg Glee Club lt's just a lot of fun, that's why l joined Glee Club, said Jeri Ann Bycott. Sue Webster com- mented that it helped to exer- cise her voice for her singing job. However, most girls joined the Glee Club because they just love to sing. The G-lee Club, which was also a class, met during third period 140 Glee Club in the Villa. The 26 members worked with Director Phyllis Reed to put on successful pro- grams such as the Christmas assembly, carolling at Bullocks. entertainment at the Altadena Chamber of Commerce Dinner Dance and their Annual Vari- ety Show in May. Mrs. Reed's goal was to give the girls the opportunity to en- joy music and to use the skills they have learned in possible future careers. Timpone concentrates on her par Believe - Ave Maria. These two 4 One of two freshmen in the club. t were combined to bring a serious to the Christmas assembly.