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

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Sophomores Follow TrodiTion lT wos reolly no surprise. The sophomores enTered The yeor wiTh Their TrodiTionol job: 'lThe choirs. Like mony sophomore closses before Them, These girls hdd The opporTuniTy To chdllenge Their dbiliTy dnd muscle power in seTTing up ond Tdking down choirs for ossemblies. AfTer Their firsT ddy ouT on The .2 if if Lisd Guirguis Mino Gulk Koren Horlon Sandro Henkels Sonia Henkels ' x job, o Troubadour sToff poll wos Token. The cldss wos osked how They felT obouT fol- lowing in The TrddiTion of seT- Ting up choirs? 8296 of The sophomores wonTed To conTin- ue wiTh The TrddiTion, while 1896 did noT. l'Doing The choirs is only foir. Everyone before us did iT ond everyone dfTer us will. Follow- ing TrddlTion is fun, commenT- ,ff ,ag ed Anne Grisboch. On The oTh- er hond Sdndro Henkels felT ThdT freshmen should hove The privilege TogeTher The en- Tire Sophomore Cldss showed o skill QT Their Teomwork by us- ing The dssembly line Tech- nique. Finolly The job wos done. WiTh gredT relief The sophomores possed down This privilege. Q1 .ff ff? Lori Hoefer Cheryl Howe Poige Johnson Julie Joyce ' Ei Q K ,x z I K r- .ran Julie Kcine T my T ,N , 3 T kv f 4 'CP , . in 88 Sophomores

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Cfficers Strive For Class My plans for improving our class are to get everyone more involved in school and class activities, commented Julie Kane Qpresj. Together with the other officers, Apple Daza Qvice-pres.j 5 Carol Cum- mings qtreasq: and Elena Ca- zares Cseoj, Julie planned to execute a successful bake sale, christmas boutique and of course, the Cherry Blossom. When the officers were asked why they ran for office, they all agreed it was because they felt they were qualified and wanted to become more in- volved with the class as a whole. Elena Cazares added, I felt it was a challange but I knew l could do it. Growing closer together and working towards a successful year was what Carol Cum- mings enjoyed the most. As a whole class we have grown so much closer together, and l'm happy I could be a part of it. One of the most important jobs Becky Garcia Jill Gatti Denise Giocopuzzi Gina Giallo Danielle Gladding Maria Gonzalez Christina Green Eva Graham qElena Cazores, Julie Kane and Carol Cummings work together in hopes of win- ning the pumpkin carving contest for the sophomores. They decided to carve their pumpkins with frightening faces. Unity was the planning and organi- zation of the Cherry Blossom. Fund raisers, decorations and finding a band were the usual obstacles that had to be over- come in order to make the dance enjoyable. Throught the year, the officers felt they had put the sopho- mores' ideas into action. Most importantly they felt that they had succeeded in uniting the sophomores as a class. g Sophomores-87

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v Polly Landa and Miss John help put chairs away. Miss John fell an assembly line would help speed Things up. K Q-Wfvi 3 Pam Kouba Cynlhia Kremer Polly Landa Janef Maez Jennifer Molina Joanna Mancini Beverley Marshall Lulrecia McCalipp Lynda McKeown Peggy McDonough A 2 MMM Sophomores 89 CGM,