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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4 During the Halloween assembly, Lisa Mayer watches the ' s faculty skit attentively. The skit encouraged people to come to the Halloween party Friday night, October 30. V Along with many seniors Gina Daza studies at lunch for her religion test Seniors felt overwhelmed by the large amount of homework L aw. , -..l M' AL 'tl A fffiy.. Y , 'flurry ffizalllflfl Cipfllllllpl 't Llnllic' Jflmz Ivpfllffl' 1 I r W , ,ts.s ,M i if Mig Us Wana, Xarwgadaa I Slngefaf Cggfmfpdallllf 1. l ing a brief breather at break, Mary lane l makes her way to the cafeteria, Mary ne of many seniors who took six solid Es, had little time to relax. Senigrg 103