Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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ff Ce O 98 .4 X 905 388 Mar. 24... Arroyo ....Here Mar. 31... ...Sierra........There I I b I Apr. 7... .. Glendora ....... There ob Aguilar Tom Fagan John Koch Apr. 21 ...... San Gabriel ...... Here Apr. 28 ........ Azusa ........ There C. This year's Cees were, at the time of this publication, in a good position to win the Sierra League title. If their performance continues to be as good as it was during their first four meets. ln their first league meet the Cee cindermen took Arroyo 43'!a to 33Va. Those, who are expected to give Rosemead the most points: Tom Koch in the pole vault I and shot put, Captain Jim Clemets in the sprints and relay, Gary Shapiro, hurdler, sprinter and relayer, also Tom Fagan in the 660 yard run. Gary Shapiro . Whittier .. . . .65 .. Puente ..... ...1O Temple City . . . . . .28 . Arcadia .... 9 . Leuzinger .... . . .23 Montebello ... . . .21 . Upland .. ...44 .Santa Fe.. ...19 . Pioneer .. 9 El Segundo ...81 . Hamilton .... . . .37 . Glendora .... . . .13 .. Sierra ...1O I , AZUSQ , , , , , , 'IQ Cee trackman, Jim Clemens, fights to break the tape. il Members of the Cee Track team were, Row 1: J. Zamudio, T. Hill, R. Phillips, L. Stegall, B. Hughes, T. Cardona, R. Gutierrez, J. Day, T. Zoccoli. Row 2: Coach A Tapp, S. Toomoth, J. Garcia, C. Eitel, G. Shapiro, J. Koch, R. Jones, J. Roybal, Coach D. Porter, Coach B. Sims. 113

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J ds Frank Acostc Gordon Brown At the time of this publication Coach Aubrey Tapp's Bee's have already competed against the top league contender, Arroyo. The Panther Trackmen w'on by a score of 71-24. This gave the tracksters a good outlook for the 1960 season. After this victory it is expected that the Bees will take league honors. Others already played before April 5: Arcadia 47-Rosemead 48, Montebello 70-Rose- mead 25, and El Rancho 40-Rosemead 50. All told Rosemead has won three out of four meets. The expected top men this year are Captain Jeff Hubner in field events and hurdles. Pete Roybal in sprints, and Frank Acosta for the 660 and the pole vault. The Panthers are in a good spot now and hope to be able To maintain their standings. Mar Mar Apr. Apr. Apr. Green, cz Bee trackman, tries his luck with the shot put. G 24 .... . 31... . 21 28... . I 7 Jeff Huebner Pete Roybal ..Arroyo... .. Sierra . . Glendora ...... San Gabriel ..... . Azusa .. .Here There There .Here There U7 ,bca rd VNTHLQS Bee Track men were, Row 1: W. Jeu, P. Carzis, F. Flores, T. Glissen, E. Cangelosi, S. Jordan, K. Whitefield. Row 2: Coach Aubrey Tapp, P, Lupton, G. Skupien, G. Brown, P. Roybal, J. Huebner, J. Keef, B. Fink, B. Mclean, J. Givens. Row 3: B. Givens, T. Keen, D. Cooper, T, Garcia, S. Christensen, G. Angell, K. Engwall, F. Acosta, Coach Don Porter, Coach Bill Sims.

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ross Qou fh- Don Allen Frank Acosta B I Jim Roybal Steve Jordan Cross-Country is a distance run of l,8 miles. The course is made up of 2 trips around the park, back on the school grounds to the practice football field, and down the track to the finish line. The season consists of 3 practice meets and 5 league rneets. This year Rosemead's Varsity squad took 5th place after losing the top five runners last year. They now are in a building program to bring up the high standards that Mr. Tapp appreciates. Out of all the boys that try out for Cross-Country, anybody is eligible for Varsity if he can run fast enough to make the 7 fastest boys. During the year any boy on the J.V. squad who proves to be better than any boy on the Varsity squad can move up and take a place on the Varsity and try for a letter. RHS OPP. 45 .... .. Montebello .. . . . .15 41... Arcadia .. ....l6 37 .... .. Arroyo .... .... l 7 20 .... .. Sierra ... , . . .42 33 .... Glendora ....22 38 .... ...SanGabriel .. ....17 40 .... .... A zusa ....l8 F f il 1- -' ' , If if KT T .fs wi' 1 K Jeff Huebner Marshall Hernandez li. A or , g Olen Simmons Paavo Siitam Rosemead and Arroyo runners have a close finish.