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

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9 After picking out a hat to complete her outfit, Kirsten Reinhart looks ready for an island vacation. Kirsten was one of the 47 girls chosen out of 65 seniors to be in the show. v After her fitting, Beth Rettig poses in front of Bullock's. This outfit is a sample of the new spring line. f V - Q Looking through the sportswear rack, Cheryl Lindsey and Liz Garcia eye a sweatshirt. Although not allowed to pick out their own clothes, the girls enjoyed browsing. 66 Senlor Style Show

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Q That part of our being which is not dependent on our wisdom-is the part that endures forever. Lourdes Vita Knowledge. manship. 'kiilfff ' S I I Senior' T' Presents! Lilies . I' me A. X -V ,N '4 'e' 0-www N - 'lwffx :kilf . ' 'r'7'iF'f'7Jm-pa ' 1-,CSM 0 X CP xpy ii? ..! UN ol lm i-,Mg ' Y H5 3 8 -. ,. 'sv J V If 4 9 I W rf QQ! ff . XE skit ' v Life is a game. . . sometimes we win and sometimes we loose: but all that really matters is how we play the game. Kathy Bohler, Sports- v Humor is the positive energy in our lives By the simple act of putting a smile on another s face it is the cure for all the pains and sorrows which he deep in our hearts. Laura Geraci, Humor. Seniors Stand Out Many high schools today are eliminating the Senior Personal- ity section from their year- books, claiming that it is noth- ing more than a popularity contest. However, many Al- verno seniors feel that picking personalities is important be- cause each one personifies the class as a whole. ln all of us, there is a little bit of each personality: some seniors are key symbols of each quality, stated Mary Dolan. ln carrying out the traditional nomination and election of senior personalities, the seniors had a chance to acknowl- edge those who stood out in their class. Senior Personalities 65

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v Front row: Sharon Moscaret, Veronica Ferrante, Kirsten Reinhartp second row: Lourdes Vita, Cheryl Lindsey, Liz Garcia, Susie Fisher. Suzy Stearns: back row: Mary Klein Pia Perez, Claudine Harkness, Beth Rettig, Beth Louapre, Cindy Clark, Michele Steger, Vicky U Scott: not pictured: Ann Howells. A Touch Cf Class February 6th became the day when seniors would find out if their crash dieting was all worth while as they tried out for the annual Senior Style Show. Mi- chele Steger stated that she, was totally nervous and felt relieved after it was all over. The judging panel consisting of Ms. Marion Peterson, Ms. Bar- bara Brown, Ms. Emily John, Sr. Barbara Mullen, Mrs. Betty Quayle, Mrs. Marcia Urbina and Ms. Carla Tomaso, who chose 45 models and two alternates for the occasion. When asked what the judges were looking for, Mrs. Lana Craig, style show coordinator, replied: Posture, appearance, and move- ment. Selected as models were Mary Klein, Lourdes Vita, Cheryl Lindsey, Liz Garcia, Susie Fisher, Veronica Ferrante, Kir- sten Reinhart, Sharon Mos- caret, Suzy Stearns, Vicky Scott, Michele Steger, Cindy Clark, Beth Louapre, Beth Ret- tig, Pia Perez, Claudine Hark- ness and Ann Howells. As in the past years, Bullock's of Pasadena would sponsor the show titled A Touch of Class and a brunch. With the assis- tance of a store represento- tive, the 'l7 models were able to browse and preview styles ranging from sunny, tropical sportswear to long, romantic formals. Senior Style Show 67