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

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P During Sister Barhara's English Class, Mary Lees, Steph- anie Lopez, and Bernadette Summers discuss the novel ofthe D'UrlJervilles. This type of class discussion was very helpful in bringing out aspects that were vital to the novel. Viierrlriz Llllwzzfnzzr 'fjollllvwi Jffnm' Lluilcllvllll iiK11Nlllc'w1 LlHi1c'll0llI1c'c' flfinrfa SDM' ilfermzmi gbl'IlHlIl' illfariv Clfollillr' VIIIITV Clfomzzuz Cfjflrisline Clfrzvlfvllll inlivlivllc' Calsli llllnrry cflfzllflzryfl fflvrrry Jfllzlfzecl Cpgllfll-CS cS,lHIll'Ill L P60117 lllflllf i I 'D .Kia A Preparing to go off campus, Corine Vessey jumps on the back of Mary Lees' moped. This was only one form among many other types of transportation used for the off campus privilege. 106 Seniors

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I I I i Declslons . . . f.i2'2gir0,S a rough idea of where For four long years, be- coming a high school sen- ior was the ultimate goal students had been striv- ing to reach. But once they got there, seniors found it was not all smooth sailing. Re- they planned to pursue sponsibilities began to their higher education. pop up everywhere and Some of the more popu- there was no way to lar choices in colleges avoid them. Choosing a seemed to be Loyola Mar- college andfor career ymount University, was constantly on the U.C.L.A. and San Diego State. 50'Vo of the senio thought they would be their college studies at P.C.C. and later transfe to a four year college. Many students express interest in private insfifl tions such as U.S.C. dental and Stanfordxb if Na via C N050 Sflvitlzl C Nyzuz illlazff tiara' Sfrllizfof cdfyzifzllclfzrff K Scurlozsf C 7 , 2'XOJCCll'1l' CSZNZZ C630 zi Svgclll P Tee-shirts from various colleges in Southern California were popular with many seniors like len- ny Borbrige, Sheryl Chapman, Alicia Gra- bowski and jill Garri- gan. 108 Seniors .pls Q-,A -., -mg. if F' IU19 ,fiv- 4n'X