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

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' 9 Michele Steger and Jessica Braud watch as Beth Durr spikes the ball to the opposition. The Varsity team spent many hours practicing this technique. I T.. . .v Q In .,,, , Pm, 4 .ll ' ,at Jo if , . C K. 1 . was U X ,sv Y' Q Varsity. Front Row: K. Malloy, B. Durr, C. Braud. L. Joyce: Second row: H. McAllister, M. Downer, C. Cummings, J. Joyce: Back row: M. Brkich, M. Steger, J. Braud, K. Bohleri Not pictured: G. Daza and Coach Kendall 9 Freshman Caroline Wilbur bumps the ball to the Sacred Heart team. Caroline is looking forward to 3 more years on the team. 144-volleyball

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Q WiTh The securiTy of his blankeT, Linus QKaThy BeTzj seTTles down To waTch his favoriie TV prograrn. The ploT ceniered around The efforTs of Charlie Brown's friends To bring him out of his depression. v The Tickeis, creaTed by Mrs. Reed, were sold by The casT. The producTion which was only given for 2 nighTs was sold ouT boTh nighTs. YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN Friday, January 9, 1981 Curtain - 8:00 p.m. fivs-p -ii ...- Donation 52.00 ..,......l. Tickei H lc PW G' D E Doors Open - 7:30 p.m. 7 4 Charlie Brown Qlvlary O Donnelly proudly accepTs a valenTine from Sally CPaige Johnsonj The acTresses were casT in Their roles afTer four days of prachcing and one day of audiTions. Glee Club Production 143

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Q Junior Varsity. Front row: D. Salido, K. McSweeny, C. Wilbur: second row: M. Gam- bito, M. Parfait, T. Ryan: back row: S. Brkich, L. Mayer, Chris Wilbur: not pictured: R. Diaz Or- daz. S. Webster, I. Uyemura, K. Enright. A. Cotugno, K. Rynaud. SHMM Techmaues Akileant The Varsity and Junior Varsity teams ended their season with positive thoughs and good feelings despite their losing records. We have achieved alot since last year. explained Beth Durr. Our skills have im- proved alot. We were good but we just could not pull to- gether. Varsity team member Mandy Downer felt that their great spirit and organization helped them through the sea- son. Coach Sally Kendall said that the record was not a true indi- cator of the girls actual abili- ties. For example, Kathy Bolher and Jessica Braud with the aid of Gina Daza and Michele Steger excelled in their execu- tion of spiking and setting plays. The Varsity squad had 4 fresh- men Liz Joyce. Her team mem- bers felt that it was a great acheivement for her to have made varsity. Junior Varsity Coach John Ot- ten said his team's 'I-'12 record did not' reflect their spirit. Even when the chips were down the enthusiasm of the players did not faulter. t'We'lI get them next year, was Mr. Otten's final thought. gg Volleyball 145