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

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Thespians Thespians Thespians Thespians Thespians Some say the Thespian Club is the best organization on campus. While there were ups and downs, most will agree the group had a grand time while learning theatre. The Thespians took first place with their Homecoming Parade float and several times they attended tapings at N.B.C. Mark Wilson is club advisor. Thespians Thespians Thespians Thespians E. Estrada, B. Sema, }. Callejas, C. Vagle, M. Jones, K. Armijo. D. Arballo, I, Contreras, D. Hippie, J. Rivas, D. LeRoy, Mr. Wilson, D. Rubio, T. Armijo, L. Allan, D. Aguilar, D. White, R. LeRoy, J. Murphy, A. Munoz, B. Garcia.

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o Oh Q Q O Q ID O Oh P P O The Loud and Proud Club is a social group ded icated to the understanding of disabilities and promoting the independence of orthopedically handicapped students attending Bassett High School. Membership is open to all students. Activities include: Disability Awareness Week, Wheel-a-thon, dances and parties, field trips. International Day, fund raising and participa- tion with community organizations. Officers Greg Quioan — President John Mays — Vice-President Jamie Rocke — Secretary Stephanie Patterson — Treasurer Theresa Figueroa — Sergeant at Arms Miss Kathee Hennigan — Advisor 180 : F. Venegas. R. Chacon, N. Castro, S. Scarborough, Y. Mercado, L. Torres, D. Resendiz, J. Peralez, L. Jordan, S. Patterson, G. Quioan, C. Olds, M. Rente- ria, K. Henningan, Mrs. J. Watson, S. Humphrey, T. Chen, E. Kamidoi, F. Gonzales, R. Goens, J. Zalashy, D. Garcia, J. Rocke, B. Cwiak, A. Ann, T. Figueora, V. Garcia, R. Alfaro, K. Scheaffer, P. Holmes, S. Munoz, J. Alegro, B. Martinelli, J. Zalasky, L. Loy, M. Wirth, I. Evans, D. Olson, Mrs. Den- danville, Mrs. Hills. J. Archambault, R. Neal, J. Wilhite.

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AquaticsAquaticsAquatics Quinto Sol has the unique distinction of rep- resenting the Chicano Mexicano student. With a strong commitment to higher educa- tion for the Raza, each member strives to do his best. Proud of self-identity they are aware and celebrate their cultural history on campus. Events this year included a car wash to raise funds and sponsoring a dance. On Cinco de Mayo the club presented an original play and a concert with El Chicano and Los Lobos. According to club advisor Susie Munoz, the club will continue to strive for Raza education. Hasta la Victoria Simpre. Quitzia Guerrero — President Leticia Gonzales — Vice President Esther Huerta — Representative Olivia Espinoza — Secretary Ana Lira — Treasurer QuintoSolQuinto Top to Bottom: Collins, MaCall, Miley, Branes, Ibarra, Mass, Carrico, Gunn, Velez, Arratia, McGowan, Latteon, Curnes, Ramirez, Gonzalez, Anyan, Chinley, Emeterio, Mayo, DeMase, Rodriguez, Torres, Gonzalez, Carrillo, Collins, Coach Leawitt.