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

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'INK Gul ,on ,I Noreen Brkich of Peace b Maggie was so special To Them. juniors F '11 alxemv 4 Fr. John Cremins celebrates the first mass of the school year. This mass was followed by the opening of The new school chapel. 4 After the memorial mass, The juniors processed to The statue of ST. Francis, The patron saint of Sr. Maggie, and decorated it with flowers. ,illi- Masses- 15

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14-Masses if V Masses Encourage Cooperaiic ul feel ThaT whaT makes masses . T A T' T ' l aT Alverno special are The people. In This school special Touches like dancing and mu- sic were noT only common buT seemed To be a musT. WhaT made These masses so unique . f p M was The facT ThaT They were ' i puT on wiTh The cooperaTion of T sTudenTs and faculTy. One mass ThaT Took place This year was held in memory of Sr. Maggie Jo Hulin O.S.F., The Sophomore Class moderaTor for '79-'80. ParTicipaTion of sTu- denTs, parTicularly The juniors, wiTh Miss Marian Finn's assis- Tance, conTribuTed To The mass' success. ln hopes of keeping Sr. Maggie's memory alive, some sTudenTs polled felT ThaT an opTlonal mass should Take place annually in her hon- or. , . 1 J' , L3 K , K 1 of . 1, .i Q gh , o l 'fs in xi' 5 Fr. Zimmerman of AnnunciaTion Church says The memorial mass Fr, Zim- merman had worked wifh Sr. Maggie on many occasions. i Q Hilda Mena, Mana KasTafados, CaThy MichelTree, Karla Kurzweil and Mary Perry gaTher flowers for The procession To The sTaTue of ST. Francis. The mass was decoraTed wiTh candles and flowers because They were a special parT of SisTer Maggie's life. I

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STepping 0uT In STyle From Levis To designers, from Off-The-Walls To Cherokees and from preppy To punk, 6496 of The sTudenTs dressed in These laTesT up-To-daTe fashions. Fads of '80- '8'l were presenT all over The campus, geTTing wilder and more colorful as Michele Krui- zenga comrnenTed. The crazy and flashy colors of punk appealed To only a small percenTage of The sTudenT body. YeT, The logos of designer jeans and The casual look of Vans were walking around on more Than half of The sTudenTs. And of course There were Those cowgirls wiTn 4496 of The sTu- . STepping inTo The laTesT shoe wear, sTudenTs display The casual To dressy look. SomeTimes, They are willing To sacrafice comforT for sTyle. 9 Chris Vanderhaar and NaThalie Galle show off Their colorful floral jumpsuiTs. This is a fashion which only 141 of The sTudenTs wear. denTs occasionally in The wesT- ern aTTire. NOT all fashions were liked by ev- eryone, as Ana Rodrlquez puT iT, fashion could look more agree- able for everyday wear. The floral prinT pdnTs seem To be a fashion ThaT 8596 of The sTudenTs wouldn'T geT cdughT dead in. WiTh The price of fashion so high, iT kepT many people from buying The laTesT sTyles. l'd love To geT The laTesT fashions buT They're Too expensive. ex- plained Virginia ForesT. This ThoughT lingered in The rninds of many sTudenTs such as Jill Garri- gan, who remarked, I haTe anyone who spends 350.00 on a pair of Gloria VdnderbilT panTs! lT's hard To know whdT The laTesT fashion is. lT's always changing. BuT, There are jusT some Things ThaT people conTinue wearing even if iT does go ouT of sTyle. Regardless of wheTher or noT a person dressed in The laTesT fashions some sTudenTs felT ThaT should noT be an irnporTanT re- flecTion on The individual. As Adria Falvy puT iT, You shouldn'T judge a person by how They dress. g