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

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my X Antici ation hoods. I knew that in the end selling all those maga- zines would be worth it! exclaimed lenny Berkley. The top seller was Mona Borego, who sold 13 sub' scriptions. Kathleen Mc- Sweeny was the second highest in sales with 12. Many students were espe- cially excited because the Cherry Blossom was held in the Villa instead of the cafeteria as in previous years. fb Linda Pullara 1 , Barbara Quinones Elizabeth Quintas Manal Rabadi Q f 'ia if .1 Antoinette Ramirez Carmen Ramos Barbara Reynolds Dayna Riddle Judith Romejko Wendy Sah Katie Schimmoller Stephanie Schruiff vi ii 2 3' julie Scofield 1, Vicky Slagle ' Annette Spataro , Helen Stiver Sophomores 135

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V After a hard day at school, Maggie Clark looks forward to getting some rest at home. Peace and quiet were often hard to find on campus. V Trying to persuade a public schooler to transfer isn't always an job, Laura Gonzales and her friend, Cheryl Leon, debated the pros cons of attending a private school. --...Y A Asse mbled in disarray, the Sophomore Class gathers for a meeting. Planning for the Cherry Blossom was a major topic of discussion. 134 Sophomores r -if

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For a Change Traditionally the re- sponsibility of setting up chairs had always been placed on the sopho- mores. However, this year things changed slightly. The duty shifted from the sophomores to the custodians. Sophomores seemed to be tired of putting up chairs and decided it was time for a change. Caro- lyn Wilbur commented, I'm glad we don't have to do chairs, I never thought it was very fair anyway! Sophs did seem to wiggle out of their re- sponsibility, and most of the upperclassmen won't let them forget it! Mary Schimmoller comment- ed, lf we got stuck doing them, then it's only fair that they should have to do them. Many juniors and sen- iors were inclined to agree with this statement, expecially after they had to put in many hours of labor when they were sophomoresf Y Hurriedly completing homework before class is a very common prai tice. Yet, who knows what Michelle Coleman and Kenya Bradford were IO. -'greg ,, 3' M-',,,,. . Tami Taylor 1, l Denise Tinker Ana Maria Travieso fa I ,U as Tiffany Thompson i ,. . ff-. .assent .., 'x Liz Tremblay - Liliana Troya Sarah Van Wickle janet Voss 1 x ' X Q 5-- i , My rv lk ':': , 'if ia- Rf -., aehil-in L' ' - 4.5 ' 'i s.. 3. K K .- . L y 1 V ff' fi ll :- Sue Walleck B nv ' ,, 'H A ' L. by E Lisa Warren - iff, rf, ft --' li Heidi Wassef ' V 'l Kim wipple . - f X ln' i 5 A I iffigifff' ' L' -f ,zgsg 2 ' lee e Carolyn Wilber ' ' T -- 4 I Christine Wilber . ' N 1 Monique Williams il X 1 'A Y Larissa Young in 1 hx, g iii? J. . l ,,,. mm. gf' w ' ' ' P li L it r 2 vi ,- 136 Sophomores A The prize-winning sophomore tree stands in glory. All of the trees were beau tifully decorated.