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

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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

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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,

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53755. il JW' IW' -J' its Wm f P Proud seniors display their status by holding up four fingers during the Alma Mater. This song was sung during various as- semblies and games. 104 Seniors di 4' , X li ,-Qs Q 1 3 -U' EW, Iwi' .,,. I