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

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V Playful yet serious, sturdy but grateful, the Pegasus is a good re- ' n . 1 I n F I I g IA' t was done by talented Mary jane Salido. Hop on the back of Pegasus as it takes wing into the year! This mythological creature glides over the earth and a tale unfolds. Once upon a time, late one starry evening, Pega- sus was found galloping through the heavens in a mist of myth. He had only one goal: to find a group of unique, bright, and enthusiastic friends. Eventually the winged horse came to rest in a beautiful garden and found no one. So the white silk animal decided that his life was not as it was meant to be. Sud- denly, a large group of girls discovered and adopted him as their sym- bol for their high school years. When asked why she felt Pegasus was chosen as the symbol for the class of '83, Patty Landa re- sponded, It's a graceful, but strong and intelligent animal who flies with de- termination like our class striving for success in the future. Q presentation of the contradictions in the class of '83. This drawing , 5s-.ner :gi ,, if K' sf! Y .a...4-fr -at , X5 s'Z,.',,,Q39, I , 61 '-Q P' . Q sf - ' h I , 4 g. -an Q' E 412:75 V .msg f G x as :fa ' R . is 'll ,. K A . ia. J V 9 l A J I , Patty Landa janet Maez Holly McAlister Peggy McDonough Lynda McKeown Michelle Mendoza 14,57 g ,er f i 'r ' .J -1-,, Frances Mercurio Y 4-Ns It .f Helen Milner Q L- 5 , ' Lehia Molina , Hi ' A l A Carmen Mollica Carmen Nemer Deanne Nix 120 juniors Ui A An amusing assembly causes Regina Reid and Eva Grahar burst into laughter. The girls interesting attire was the result of Riu Ceremony practice.

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xhaustion is not an uncommon feeling, as Ingrid Uyemura demon- tes. The car she was resting on is Mandy Downer's. lllllllllll lL...J rg' 1.. 311-1 - 5 an -fi 1 F152 7, -11 ,-iff. - 151111 5 oods Agonizing nights of last minute projects, frustrat- ing hair-pulling mid- terms, and just plain ex- haustion haunted the ju- nior Class as they tried to make it through the year. Not only were girls wor- rying about school and all of its demands, but also balancing schedules which include family re- sponsibilities and a job: While aggravation ran rampant through the year, there were also qui- eter moments. Times when people studied si- lently in the library or paused for a minute of daydreaming in the class- room. For some, laughing and clowning around with friends and teachers made all of the days at school worthwhile, Sharing good times with good friends are memo- ries that last a lifetime, expressed Deanne Nix. 6 df' i ggi, 'L w tf. , ss? 11 Vs' 'r -10 xi 'fm5:gl25: ?il' 1 ' 1. ,J J 'f f , g V5 Q nav , . iw .., 1 , ,,,, K .gi A, I . 1 L 1' ---, t 1. - 1 - .' . ' X X 4 x 231. Q H 1 l ' tv s J, Christina Green Anne Crisbach Lisa Guirguis - Mina Gulke -- Sandra Henkels Sonja Henkels l ig, Lori Hoefer Kimberly Houlemard Paige johnson lulie Kane Pam Kouba Cynthia Kremer A Libraries are very conducive to daydreaming, Janice Craig discovers, as she seemingly pon winding ribbon can be 3 tedigug job, but ders some far-off event. Janice studied American Literature, which she enjoyed very much. 'sa Burghardt seems to be enjoying it. juniors -ed preparing for the Ring Ceremony. juniors 119

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' A shadowy campus provides the perfect setting for jill Edmond to catch a quick rest. lill kept busy singing in the e club, one of her many activities. Laura Nochella Lisa Nordquist Martha Ogram Aida Ortiz 5- Stacy Ostrowski Monica Parfait Kirtika Patel Sangita Patel Mary Pelentay siy s , I 'wg' 345: aking a break from an otherwise hectic routine, Magda Ballester is found stuffing a potato chip into her mouth. Magda is an avid athlete who enjoys basketball and softball. juniors 121