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

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K A Special Thanks To . . Xl We the Assoclate Edl' Kathi Bailey Spent m3nY V Posing together proudly, the editors enjoy a free moment IOFS of the '81-'82 Tr0u- I'1igl1IS helping U5 make er. Keeping calm and cool was important in fulfilling their badour Yearbook would crucial decisions. For like to take this time to these unofficial hours express our appreciation we are grateful. to some special people. Our love and thanks Mrs. Nicole Hoffman also goes to our families entered her position unk- Without Whose under- nowledgeable about standing those midnight yearbooks. After a year sessions would have with croppers and grease been impossible. pencils she leaves it an Finally we would like to old pro . A thank-you thank Desiree Tulleneres. goes to her for her pa- With her guidance and tience and humor. friendship we were able To the 24 girls who to complete a quality made up our staff, a spe- yearbook. Her disposition cial recognition is due. allowed us to both look Their dedication and up to and love her. work often remained un- Evidently, more than recognized but was al- pictures and words ways appreciated. have gone into this year- Our Herff jones Repre- book. A lot of love went sentative also deserves a into it, and even more special mention. Mrs. has come from it! Q5 X W5 tt., A Have they cracked? Although it often seemed as if they would, the yearbook staff always managed to let humor relieve the pressure and together . These girls may have remained out of the limelight , but their hard work and effort speak for themselves by demonstrating their your tic skills and talents.

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f 4 Lined up in front of the student body, the faculty and administra- tion patiently await their formal presentation. Faculty Appreciation Week was a time for students to go out of their way to express grati- tude to the faculty. ' V Singing the Alma Mater at assemblies gives each student the op- portunity to show their class and school pride. School assemblies ranged from announcing class elections and prom court winners, to drug talks and Skiing Movies . 'TX G ff' 5 11 ' 1 till ome very revered public the progress of the world 7 fig , ,sw J , M at ', f Iguresr Anwar Sadat, Nat- around us. Because of is A ' lie Wood, and john Be- this we were able to Burn lushi. the Myth that we were Events as sad as these or ever really ig0lated s joyous as the successful voyage of the Space Shuttle Columbia, al- lowed us to participate in from it or extremely dif- ferent from other high school students. Q5 Closing 197

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ooks Like We Made It! school. Thanks for COLOPHON Burning Myths, the 1982 Alverno yearbook, is the 19th vol- ume of the Troubadour. Designed, written and published by the yearbook staff, it was printed by Herff jones Yearbooks of Mar- celine, Missouri, under the guidance of company representative, Mrs. Kathi Bailey. The theme, Burning Myths, was chosen by the staff and developed by Desiree Tulleners, editor, and Theresa Ca- miling and lean Shinnick, associate editors. Three-hundred and ninety copies of the yearbook were print- 'N ed on 100 pound Bordeaux paper with page trim size 8112 x 11. 1 The cover, endsheets, flame artwork, and logo were designed by 2 Desiree Tulleners. The cover photograph was taken by George 4 2 Garcia of the Portrait Gallery. The endsheets were printed on Q' , i color text paper. Consisting of 200 pages, the book was sewn in ,' .2 Smyth-binding, rounded and backed. Optima type style was used N Vyglzy I af g in various point sizes. Senior color portrait photography and var- V ,,,i, Llg 'L g t f . ,1 ,,,,,-V, . ,,. g ious candids were done by the Portrait Gallery of Anaheim, Cali- I Iy, tx fornia. I if I I . Special thanks to photographers, Bill Christy and George Gar- K ' 1, 4 Walkmg to the faculty cia, for their time andtechnical skills. NX T room for lunch' Mrs' N Appreciation is extended to Mrs. Nicole Hoffman for her en- fi X Cole Hoffman lhoks for' during patience and support. XM I Ward 10 a relalhhg lunch' The 1981 Alverno yearbook, One Singular Sensation, Volume X Wrhout he' pahehfe and 18 of the Troubadour- received a First Class Rating from Colum- ' hhmor the Complehoh of bia University Rating Service. gb J I 5 Llglrfgisgllgbrghhld have X. Throughout life, goals re set and worked to- ards to then achieve nd fulfill them. Making a ream a reality requires ommittment, reponsibi- ity, organization and of ourse time and effort. hen completed, one eels a sense of pride and ccomplishment. Burn- ng Myths is the realiza- ion of such a dream. From days in editor's eminars at yearbook camp to when the theme Burning Myths was se- lected by the staff, I could tell that we really had something and that it was going to be a success. As editor I take special pride in this achieve- ment, and also recognize that this yearbook could not have been produced without the contribu- tions of many special peo- ple. I would like to thank the 1982 Troubadour staff for their creativity, hard work and friend- ship. I really did appreci- ate it when you drew up 12 rough layouts before you got the perfect one, only to have it given back with orange grease pencil marks all over it. You don't know what it meant to me to see smiles and completely completed spreads on deadline days. Thanks for putting up with and helping to sur- vive the panic when we ran out of 3-R's or thought we'd never make a deadline. We made it! Special thanks to jean and Theresa. This endeav- or has brought us close together and created a strong friendship. Throughout this entire year, just working with you and having mutual sympathy and support made everything worth- while. When things got tough, impossible and crazy, we pulled togeth- er, got tough, impossible and crazy, and con- quered problems ranging from sudden hunger pains during after school and weekend meetings to the discovery of a lay- out that had to be fixed on deadline day. Gratitude and consid- eration must be given to our advisor, Mrs. Nicole Hoffman, and our com- pany representative, Mrs. Kathi Bailey. Thanks for your patience and under- standing of all the things that had to be done to complete the book. I hope you are as proud of Burning Myths as we are. I would also like to thank my mother and fa- ther. My parents have stood behind me and en- couraged me in every- thing that I have ever done, and this support has been particularly evi- dent this year. Thanks for understanding why I was . ! no where to be found after X doing the dishes and my other chores when I was proofing layouts, and for being patient when I was doing other homework late at night past a de- cent bedtime. Thanks for not getting too up- set when I spent more time writing copy and drawing layouts than do- ing Physics or Math Anal- ysis problems. I appreciat- ed your concern and wishes to make things easier for me when you yourselves were tired after a long day at work. Obtaining a dream and the happily ever after is only satisfying when one has friends to share with both the nightmares and the sweetness of success. Thanks to everyone who helped make the once in a lifetime dream of Burn- ing Myths come true. fb J