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

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--17-1 R-554.51 fi in f'x'x 1It's Friday of course. Why else would Cynthia Elliot and Connie Woehler be leaving campus during lunch time? The 45 minute lunch time left little room for seniors to enjoy their lunch without rushing. 1 vs t.. 'ri 1 Taking advantage of her senior privilege, Corinne Vessey is wearing free dress. Many seniors felt that they should have had this privilege at least twice a month. 4 It's a race to see which senior can get to her car first and leave campus. The same rush was on to return to classes as lunch time ended. J 1 V L 7 . ' CCKIUIIIYHZU p'Xl'IfHIIl .lf'l'IIt'lf A I K 1. . N11111'l11 .f1fl11111f11111111s lflfcizqf fCl11lll1'11'111' ljfllfllll K cD5Il'lflll7ll 7111111 jflvnzifzq l J . JAIICI FC. .f011s1'1'11 Seniors 101

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He , These Are Gur Stairs! Off campus on Fridays, free dress once a month, a private staircase and restroom, stepping in front of the lunch line and rights over the lab lawns: what more could be asked for? CSorry, guys on campus were denied.l These privileges were granted to the seniors for their past three years of hardwork and struggle to reach the top of the ladder. The class officers met during the summer to decide which privileges they would request. After a great deal of de- bate and compromise the privileges became effec- tive on October 2. Once in effect, the underclass- men had to adjust to the changes, such as senior voices ordering out of the senior bathroom please, go back down the stairs and use the oth- er stairs and stating the pizza at Numero Uno sure was great. The seniors most frequently used privilege was the exclu- sive rights over the stair- case. However, off cam- pus was by far the favor- ite. Although the under- classmen had to adjust to the changes they could look forward to their senior privileges when they too make it to the top. Q5 fe- 11' 'sa J N161 lid Ml' HZCI 7accfuefLne Cxacfcflle gbecefuc Safufza 624. Qelqfwof Sflrmmda C717u'lieMa Qbownez 2505160 QM-156 C5 Kflallebfrf Qww 100 Seniors J 3 he Hin ? before ,. 'bk

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Clhlllflllill j0'll'Sf tlillll L1KaNlfl0w1 C6fIl'I7l.lfIllI gbozvwz 'Galt Jfftlicirl C611 rollfm' CKi'l!lflIIlllS,5f Tfncllit' 61712110111 i J57fIfl10f ccqtlizallvlll fflfloqrrv I I Vibrations Without a doubt, the sad- dest occurrence during the past four years that deeply touched the graduating class of '82 was the death of Sr. Mag- gie. The most cherished happy memories of this class include life-long friendships, the junior Retreat at Big Bear, Mary's Day, the junior Ring Ceremony and the junior-Senior Proms. When will the seniors again feel the security and belonging afforded by the beautiful tree- lined walk ways surrounding a Spanish villa and glorious mountains? Yes, the seniors will not only be missed, but will miss Alverno High School. 495 102 Seniors f its av- Jin' N f -q.'r- f, 6 Q' -. I di' if ,s ff A A life long friendship was developed by Monica Auzene, Mary Finton, Ana Fonseca, and Sandy Del Rivo in their four years spent at Alverno. Seniors vowed to always keep in touch with each other after high school,