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

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Susan Taves Emily Telles Anne Thurman Deborah Timpone Monica Tinker Desiree Tulleners Teresa Urda Thalia Uyemura Maria Vadai Trisha Van KoeTsveld Y? Corinne Vessey Carolyn Volmerf Wendy WalTers Carol WhiTmore Nicole Williams QF? SGW Juniors CreaTe LasTing Friendships The perfecT friend is a person who does noT Talk behind your back, doesn'T lie To you buT mosT of all, doesn'T deserT you when you really need her. A perfecT friend is open To oTher poinTs of view and loves you for whaT you arel These feel- ings summed up whaT The Ju- nior Class felT describes The perfecT friend. Over The pasT Three years, The juniors have formed and cre- aTed lasTing friendships wiTh each oTher. In a Troubadour sTaff survey, all of The girls agreed ThaT Their new friend- ships will lasT pasT high school. When asked whaT Their group of friends enjoyed doing besT, 8006 of The responses were go- ing To pariies, shopping, and going To movies. YeT as in ev- ery close friendship, friends like To geT TogeTher and spend 82 Juniors Time Talking and having fun do- ing crazy Things. Below are some of The funny and crazy evenTs which Took place over These pasT years. Having an ice-cream fighT in a hospiTaI office. BabysiTTing a caT aT ST. l?iTa's convenT for a few days. FloaTing wood pieces down The guTTer in The pouring rain. Sneaking inTo a friend's house and scaring her ouT of her wiTs. Having waier balloonfshaving cream fighfs. Crashing a LaSalle Track Team parTy and being The only four girls There. lvliming a band using pans, a Tennis rackeT, an ironing board and a spoon for a microphone. The Junior Class felT ThaT friend- ships, no maTTer how new or old are always To be cherished and never forgoTTen. Q ef R BycoTT

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v Jeri Ann Bycott reaches for one of the many panals decorated for the British Columbian Float. Approximately 20 juniors seeded and petaled numerous panals at the Rosemont Pavillion in order to raise money for Their Junior Senior prom Ana Sevilla Jean Shinnick Nora Somazzi Bernadette Sommers Sandy Steele Suzanne Sumner G-ioae Sun Noreen Sullivan

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ff' ,ff Jennifer Wilson Connie Woehler Sebastian Q Jill Garrigdn, Michele Osti, Jenny Borbridge, Sheryl Chapman, Thalia Uyemura, Connie Woehler and Cynthia Elliott could almost always be found on the terrace con- versing with each other dur- ing break. These friends dis- covered that keeping old friends from grade school is just as important as making new ones, Q Andrea Radics and Michele Adams share time together in order to further their friendship, Being a new girl on cam- pus, Andrea discovered thaf making new friends was easy. Juniors 83