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

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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.

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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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for the annual Cherry Blossom. Dil the many dilemmas of sophomore life are Cordonna McClure, Liz Ioyce, Maureen Murphy, Q S te 4 O r r Taylor. The major problem seemed to be plan- l think our class has a lot of enthusiasm and we really try hard to get what we deserve. Those words were expressed by Tami Taylor, class presi- dent. Cordonna Mc- Clure, fsecretaryl, Mau- reen Murphy, ftreasurery, and Liz Joyce, fvice presi- dentj all felt that they helped the class form their own opinions about being actively involved in class activities. dent Council for one common reason: Involve- ment. Cordonna com- mented, I think I can fulfill the duties my job requires in order to suc- cessfully represent my class. Diligence, patience and continued effort were among the virtues these girls shared. Liz added, I know everyone will re- member the effort we put into making their Each ofthe officers par- school year a good one-! qQ3 ticipated with the Stu- : gif' Kenya Bradford -N n I fel ' Stephanie Brkich I A - iffy 'T I 'im ' April Bullock ks! ' jf, f X Q.-Q Vicky Camargo ' I X Marisa Caron A P ' 5 3 Nena Carpenter -,,,, I ' I g T' Cathy Carvajal 3 nv V Maria Chaure . E Maggie Clark . f Michelle Coleman ,V X Kathy Crews T' ' E jennifer Delgado .nw .690-NW' W' W L - 4,45--I. ,Mf- ' ' Q. fw- , :gyr- f 13