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

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Y Friends are part of the campus spirit and Susie Stephen and Stella Nieto take part in it Whenever people came on campus they may have seen or more people talking and having a good time Sharon Sullivan Nancy Sumner Nicole Susnar leannine Taillac Tiffany Tapert Belinda Tichy Britton Trahern Suzanne Underbrink 148 Freshmen

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Dianne Scweiner Bridgid Scofield Mary Louise Shinnick Mary Skousen Cynthia Stefek Susan Stephen Christina Stephenitch Mary Ann Sullivan if if 1- w if-5' S Nr -'ii my H ity A ,X 5 'ig ,si g r. ii in 1 ya if 111-f .' A Concentrating on her memorized arm move- ments for a prayer, Tamra Auzenne tries not to laugh. Many freshmen were apprehensive about performing in front of the student body during the Epiphany mass. 1 Using her special talent, Adrienne Genoesky embroiders as Mary Dinniene watches. When polled, many freshmen said that listening to music and watching boys were part of their after school activity. Freshmen 147

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Nllens In ade Campus beings and customs. They were puzzled by the fact that the odd numbered classrooms were on the upper terrace and the even were on the lower side of the terrace. They couldn't understand why they could only use certain stairs and bathrooms, and why they had to wait five minutes before they could buy their lunch. Through all these strange events, the Aliens were able to develop the charac- teristics necessary to survive on the new found world. is Listening to their favorite music Wendy Pyle and Bridgid Sco- d rock out Music tastes ranged from disco and pop, to rock NIM 1 ir ifsi: 3- H lvl. if A M L 'J' 1. Laura Von Der Ahe Michelle Wheeler Coleen Wilson Carolyn Wolf Kimberely Wood Dana Leigh Wright Pamela Zoolalian L Ji 4 Showing off their musical abilities Di anna Mahler and Tiffany Tapert play their flutes for mass. Trying new, entertaining things were part of the liturgy Freshmen 149 Qi' .Kg .W