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

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,I ,F F. lx if fi. -i ,. -. -, Jiffffifll at .af AF .1--,.. -1, ff., t. A September 8, freshmen assemble on the terrace to meet their big-sister for the first time. Having schedules already prepared, freshmen came only for this, and to be photo- graphed. A With heavy homework schedules, students have to utilize breaktime for studying. Michele Osti tries to get in a few minutes of reading. 4 A note, candy, or gift is often a surprise in the lockers of freshmen. Johanna Cali reads a note given to her by her big-sis'. First days of school 13

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On the first day, seniors lunch with their little sisters. Eppie Santos and lennifer Ellis share some sparkling cider. o Q ii? 1. W In wxww. n Getting into The Swing Oh my gosh! My uni- form is still in the washer. lt'll never be dry in time. My ride should be here any minute. Okay,l've got my notebooks, and my lit- tle sister's lunch. Let's go! Homeroom. A paper sack is filled with my new school books. Luckily, l or- dered them during the summer. No waiting in lines. That will give me time to show my little sis- ter around. But, what about selling my used books? Everyone has al- ready bought theirs. Does anybody want to buy an Earth Science book? What? Ms. La- derer wants to see me? About a schedule change? l'll drag my little sister to the main office, this bag is so heavy! Eighty people have taken num- bers and are waiting to see 12 First days of school Cf the vice-principal. They'll probably take me out of that good-looking reli- gion teacher's class. Between running across the terrace to help my little sister through the l.D. picture line, giving Things. her a campus tour, and changing lockers three times, my number is final- ly called. l'm pretty happy with my schedule. But, after talking with other girls, l find that most of them are not. My little sister isa vegetarian. Finally. lt's lunch time. At lunch, l learn among other things, that people are looking forward to re- treats, the prom, and the parties that go with them, and that my little sister is a vegetarian, and l gave her a submarine sandwich. - Ham. Q3 4 Already feeling a bit of bore- dom with school, Mary Lees takes time in class to daydream.

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EW All Kinds, Lines From radical to restrict- ed, the surroundings of a familiar campus took on a new identity. September not only brought in a new freshmen class but also a major faculty switch when thirteen new faces appeared on campus. Looks and Crimes board issuing notices whenever a law was violated. Students an- gered bythe new system of discipline took a stand and fought for their rights through letters to Dr. Broome. The result was the toswear pullover Lines, lines and more lines created a new style. Lines, lines and more lines created a new style when the cafeteria gained a dif- ferent look from an insti- tutional green to a bold new mural design. The most controversial change was the dreaded disciplinary notice which replaced the old and more lenient blue slip. Ms. Carol Laderer, Vice-Prin- cipal stood on patrol armed with a trusty clip- sweaters, matching socks and leg warmers, which were the major causes be- hind the notices. Unfortu- nately, gum chewing, a new restriction still re- mained a sticky subject. Apple Daza comment- ed, There is a greater consistency in academics as well as in other issues, a smoother flow exists in the school now. 525 553 -1: ',i' 1.-1. Q is it l f ' A Keep Out! Seniors rule over certain privileges one of which is the revived use of the cafeteria staircase. This sign reveals the seniors defi- nite aim to maintain this right. 14 Changes A Free Parking! The upper parking lot has been remarked to more convenient for students and guests.