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

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V As a student raises a question in Mr. Brian Massey's English Il class, he listens intensely. Mr. Massey was ap- pointed as the head of Social Science Department. l 'Aww 'E-:SW 'Y E 'Wt' ' ,wa Engli h English f 'inglish,-lesh f the common language of the people of the U.S. English goes far beyond just a simple means of communication. Mr. Ste- phen Bailey stated, Lit- erary history requires of us a double perspective. We should be able to see our predecessors as like ourselves, otherwise they will appear to us as mere monsters. We should also be able to see them as unlike ourselves, other- wise they are stripped of their distinctive color- ation in term. English was a manda- tory class for all four years. It was brought to life for the students through various courses in the department. A few of these were Classic Novels, Women in Litera- ture, and 20th Century Novels. Mrs. Carla To- maso commented, lt's crucial to have a founda- tion in all forms of litera- ture and writing skills. 6 88 Faculty and Academics gi! . qiiiw QQ' .qt A Taking advantage of the holiday, Sr. Barbara Mullen portrays Indira Ghandi. Hal- loween was not only a time for ghosts and goblins but a time to become a person you emulate.

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A Reliving high school memories, Mrs. Linda Reffner wears a cap and gown on Halloween. Be- sides Religion, Ms. Reffner also taught Spanish I. P Attempting to maintain peace during a break, Mr. Christopher Murphy tries to calm stu- dents. Mr. Murphy was a new teacher in the Re- ligion Department. I Studying hard during her Geometry class, Nena Carpenter is taunted by Kim Whipple. No new classes were added to the Math Department during the year. Math Returning once again to the Math Department were Mrs. Marcia Urbina, Mrs. Barbara Zafonte, and Ms. Margaret Redd. The only new addition was Dr. Gary Cromwell. The usual classes such as Algebra I and II, Ge- ometry, Computer Pro- gramming, and Math Analysis were again of- fered. No new classes were started even though one possibility had been discussed for second se- mestemib 90 Faculty and Academics .ai if 1 9 Q K. .myxf 47? I tl vf