Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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'Vu' c. tlirmvi Veivsittgi Panther wrestlers on the Varsity squad were, Row l: Coach Bill Gallagher, RHS OPP. 8... .. California . . . .44 24... .. Upland .. ...3O 20... .. Pioneer .. . . .28 40... ...Sierra ...l5 17... .. Montebello .. ...33 23... .. Pioneer -- ---27 27... .. Upland -. ---2l 24... ..Santa Fe.. ...24 44... .... Loyola .... ...TO 25... .. Bell Gardens ...l7 J. Sanchez, D. Meyer. Row 2: D. Varela, D. Meyer, B. Cooper, B. Ruiz. Row 3: R. Guerrero, J. Lane, G. Wilson, P. Nasmyth, B. Roseth, D. Lazzarini adv Members Henry, J. C. Grohs, 3: Coach J. Givens, of the Junior Varsity Wrestling team this year were, Row 1: J. Day, R. Branch, F. Torres, F. Flores, D. Okamoto, B. Fink. Row 2: D. Cross, R. Lane, L. Martin, J. Beezley, Q. Anderson, D. lgl. Row Bill Gallagher, M. Marshall, E. Dunagan, B. Wingate, J. Townsend, M. DeCarbo, B. Zwick, B. Slaser. The wrestling squads of RHS had a very successful first season. Out of ten matches played they lost five, won four, and tied one. All other schools that they competed against had had at least two years' experience. The Panther teams placed 5th and 9th in C.l.F. competitions. Forty-two boys out of an original forty- five who started, finished the season. Each of the boys wrestled according to his weight division. There are eleven different weight classifications. The top boy in each division automatically became a member of the Varsity team and the remainder I I r.. .... dn-'-,Z , Spectators view a tense moment between opposing 4 wrestlers. One team-mate pins down another in this rough- and-tumble sport of wrestling.

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--wh N-.. First semester officers of GRA. were, Row 1: D. Crego, C. Clause L. Raley. Row 2: J. Nielsen, B. Ollivier. Row 3: L. Clausen, V. Boudreaux, A. Loveland. The Girls' Recreation Association, better known on campus as GRA, is the only girls' athletic club on campus. All girls are eligible. Throughout the year, after school hours, the members prac- ticed the special techniques of different sports. Having become fairly skillful at these sports, they were then able to particiate with neighboring San Gabriel Valley schools in a playday, which was held in April, for girls' athletic associations. The sports enioyed by these girls during the year included: archery, tennis, basketball, softball, and swimming. Other events that bring back memories to the girls included a very successful car wash, and the annual selling of Easter corsages, which were colorful Easter bunnies. Miss Nance served as faculty advisor for the Girls' Recreation Association. i Ij9J9fQ Second semester G.R.A. officers were, Row I: S, Burns, S. Conner, C Clausen Row 2: V. Boudreaux, B. Ollivier, J. Nielsen, J. Olliver. -as X D Q12 1' I N L' QK L X Q Members of G,R,A. were, Row I: P. Gordon, D. Misner, Z. Feldman, S. Burns, M. Ramo, J. Carlon, C. Clausen, P. Filomeno, S. Klink, J. Swanfeldt M Coy, D. Perdew. Row 2: D. Jones, S. Conner, C. Clausen, H. Hiroto, C. Wilson, L. Tramonte, A. King, G. Nelson, L. Raley, A. Loveland, D. Crego J Tripp