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

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Y Computers are the wave of the future and Monica Parfait will be a part of that trend, She spent her lunch time taking computer train- ing classes. Coming of ge Upper class and under- and teachers tended to priveleged seemed to be be hard, since it was only I-X a good defination for lu- one more year until ju- ' nior year. Being almost niors were out in the a uppper class could be world. At the same time, 5 compared to being an however, these girls were 2 adolescent, stuck some- given no breaks. . . unlike ..- where between supreme the Seniors. To some, lu- parental authority and nior year was extremely , g having a 12 o'clock cur- difficult, it presented fi N gi ' few. As a teenager, one is many challenges, created Q A ,cey J expected to behave like awareness, developed it an adult, yet has the re- potential and drove me 73 strictions of a child. Being crazy, Lisa Guiguis ex- fx X 21 lUf1i0f, One might Say, is claimed emphatically. , ,I something like that. 1192. School work was heavy A Waiting for their turn at the podium, jill, Ruth, Patty and Janice are allowed A lndustrious students Carol Cummings and Martha Ogfam do to sit in the senior preferred seats. One of the junior religion classes partici- SOFUG Studying On the TGFFHCG- Carol WON an GSSHY C0f1IeSI0f1 the pated in the organization of this St. Francis Mass. Bill of Rights. juniors 127

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6 Y Practicing before a game, cheerleader Ann Gris sg bach balances Norma Vargas on her shoulders. Nor ma admitted that she was nervous, but still had con fidence in her friend. o 0,699 Q W V Concentrating especially hard, Adrienne Ayala tries to grasp the meaning of Algebra 2. Mrs. Urbina often spent some of her lunch hour tutoring math students. 'S x Wssm g -if ' . .Ji ' V ' ' :'f.' .i-ff... Y i' ,f ' ' , L. HN. -YN, 1.51 ee'-1 NA' -ll' A - QHFGES' -5, U Q 'QM X5 ' i..s-we-rx, -1 - f f5H-'1.Vw , I if . . 5 .. aw... -r. . . .L r . as a. ---....,,,h-R' J X I X., 'ME t mek r A Several eager and wide awake Juniors gathered in Rm. 104A for Mr. BaiIey's English Literature Class. Tara Ryan, Alyssa Ramsby, Vicki Valmonte, Barbara Thornhill, Muffin Turner, and Gemma Ptasinski can be seen here. 126 juniors

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if iff l, ii In ff . ' W ? im .H Lam Acevedo ,, E K K 58915 Sarah Alcorn Q it a v a , Tracey Allen if S awww F 'it jeanette Archambault ' . , 3 Caroline Arens Ag, Q 'Y julie Balta M l fi re I if 'Ii Theresa Barcelos Michelle Beresford jenny Berkley 4 E... Cindy Bias Angela Billotti ' Mona Borrego X , 5 Si 'lilnw-a--nanlxfl' AOccasionally overwhelmed by the enthusiasm of her fellow classmates, Tami Taylor still finds time for a big smile. Speaking in front of large audiences didn't give Tami the goose bumps. A Observing their classmates, Maureen Murphy, Cordonna McClure, and Liz loyce try to concentrate on their responsiblities. Hard work and effort were the tools used to achieve a successful year. 128 Sophomores 5'-w X if A Immersed in intent conversation, Sarah Alcorn and Lynn l gossip about life, love and the pursuit of happiness. Life is tough, exclaimed a harried student. P Contemplating the complexities of lunchtime, Susan Emei Antoinette Ramirez, Barbara Reynolds, Michelle Ficcara, Sarah Van Wickle and jenny Berkeley drool over Mick lagger. Eating, study- ing and socializing were all crammed into the 50 minute period.