Bassett High School - Bassett Olympian Yearbook (La Puente, CA)

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F o o t b a 1 1 C 1 u b BAIABAIABAIABAIABAIABAIABAIABAIA Solidarity, discipline and family unit are the key words that go to make Bassett Athletes In Action BAIA one of the most successful clubs on cam- pus. Advisor Tokijo Ochi pointed out that the athletes have a home base to set standards. The group keeps score and sells candy to raise money. The members of BAIA must work in several sports to earn a let- ter, which Bassett ' s women excel, BAIA has a tradition that produces winners as evidenced by the records. Congratulations to a fine club. Eileen Kamidoi — President Lisa Trujillo — Vice President Pam Payne — Secretary Alma Vargas — Treasurer Denise Penuelas — Historian BAIA can thank gratefully the good coaching and leadership from the outstanding women coaches at Bas- sett. 177

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StudentLeagueStudentLeagueStudentLeague Student League is a service and rec- reational club, open to ail members of Bassett High School, and each year the club sponsors the Christmas Ball. Student League has helped many other clubs at Bassett. For example, last year they gave the Art Dept. about $150 to purchase a gem-polish- ing machine. They also gave the P.E. Dept. some $400 which enabled them to get a Crylon machine to aid injured students. Sabrina Taylor — President Robert Lampkins — Vice President Elizabeth Gonzalez — Secretary Teresa Lopez — Treasurer Ms. Triestman — Advisor J u n 1 r S t a t e 176

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i(ic leadership for spirit at pep ral- lies, tdolball and basketball games, wrestling and water polo meets. Advisor Susie Satterfield vork(!d onj hours in practice with the group along with Jewel Wood. Bassett can be proud of the spirit, the beauty and strong devotion of these young women. 178