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

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W 9 of gsm ek GX639 K Q adm What bout Th Class Cf '82? Despite the four years of changes and pressures the Senior Class has al- ways stuck together, got the job done, and was the most spirited, radical, partying, good-looking, most loved, crazy, inspira- tional, intelligent, honor- able, loyal, dedicated, hard working, irresisti- ble, captivating class Al- verno has ever seen! This was Sheryl Chap- man's remembrance of her senior class. When the rest of school was asked What do you re- member most about the Class of '82? they had various responses. They're too hip and they gotta go, Elena Phillips. How short their uni- forms were. Sophomore. How rude they were in the cafeteria line. Sophomore. They're always arguing about the 'senior front row ' Liliana Troya John Milton's quote, All hell broke loose. Paradise Lost 114 Dragon Patrol The warmth they show to their little sisters, and all the enthusiasm they have to make 1982 the best year ever. Lisa Rovarino Their symbol - the dragon. junior. They didn't act like hot-shot seniors. junior They were unique. I hope they have a won- derful future after AI- verno. junior Their little skits at the assemblies. Kim Wood They were the only one's that didn't throw us in the pond. Carol Voss All of us running for the bathroom just to be told, 'That's the senior bathroom. 'Lisa Warren Very nice and sup- portive Freshman They made us feel not so scared about going to a new school. l'm glad we all have big sisters. Didi Scweiner Their privileges stink, but I can't wait to get them. Lisa Aguilar MASSIVE PARTIERSV' Erin Fleming rib

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Y Smiling Kirtika Patel addressn l I I I n I S r k the Staae-at tlaay. As class pfesi A clock on the wall read eight A.M. While most of the students had not yet sprung upon the campus, a group of dedi- cated girls huddled in room 119 for a student council meeting. Among them were Kirtika Patel fpresidenti, Terri Abril fvice-presidenti, Vicki Valmonte fsecretaryii and Andrea fMuffinJ Turner Qtreasurerj, the elected lu- nior Class Officers. Con- centrating extremely hard on the junior Ring Cere- mony, the prom, and the annual candy sale, these officers constantly found themselves in meetings. Participating not only in student body, but in ex- tracurricular activities as well, the girls maintained a tight schedule. Academ- ics were an important part of Kirtika's routine, Vicki participated in R.O.P. nursing classes, Terri enthusiastically sang whenever possible, and Muffin played in the Al- verno-La Salle band. Planning, participating, and striving for success, these girls helped shape the programs and activi- ties for the juniors. They worked diligently be- cause, as Terri put it, We wanted to finish this year with people saying, 'wow, the junior Class Of- ficers did a really good job!' cfs dent Kirtika is constantly involvi Terri Abril Lisa Aguilar Adriene Ayala Magda Ballester Ruth Barili Sandra Bernal . grit.. . y .- , swf -. . 9 5 1 . F . 5 X A Hamming it up, Terri Abril gives a big smile for the yearbook cameraman. As class . V.P. Terri finds a lot to be happy about, It's fun to work with others, I enjoy it. 'P 116 juniors P Discussing the upcoming events of the student b are Muffin, Vicki, Terri, and Kirtika. Despite their in ualism, they worked together for one common goal