Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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l v 7 I is , ,I-f , , . g, .V Y I, ai- T 40 4 -... L A f,., ,T 1 -f,, ' 2 X. f . A I x t 'ft ...nv Q FirsT semesTer A.S.B. PresidenT, Buddy Barker: Being A.S.B. President during The TirsT semesTer was an experience I will always remember. I feel That This year will go down in Rosemead High School's shorT hisfory as one of The besT. Second semesTer A. S. B. President, Don Hofflanclerz Being second semesTer A.S.B. Presidenf, iT has been my privilege To serve The sTudenTs in making This a record year for Rosemead High School. The Tremendous spiriT and iniTiaTive monifesTed This year clearly illusTraTe The poTenTicil ThaT Rosemead High School sTudenTs have for further success in any field in which They shall endeavor.

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GMS' State Representatives to attend Girls' State and Boys' State are chosen during The Spring semester of 4,-Q.. each school year. The faculty and administration and the girls in the junior class select The Girls' gp State winner, while The iunior class boys and The American Legion Auxiliary select The Boys' State winner. Attending The eight day sessions at Davis, Calif- ornia last June, and There learning and practic- ing The workings of The California government f were Barbara Caplette and Buddy Barker. , , BARBARA CAPLETTE 0 , . BUD BARKER Girls' State Boys' State The Rotary award is given aT The end of each semester To a senior girl and a senior boy. They are chosen mainly be- cause they have shown service above self, scholastically and extra-curricularly. The Kiwanis award is given at the end of the school year to a senior boy and a senior girl. The recipients of the Kiwanis award are chosen wholly on their scholastic record. Bank of America awards are given To senior boys and girls. From The four nominees pictured here, Martha Casas and Darlene Rowe went on to another phase of competition. Winners of the Kiwanis Award for outstanding scholarship were Tom Moore and Darlene Rowe. Rota ng fm E 5 A Q The winners of the Rotary award were, first semester, Gary 1 U Wilson, and Bertha Olliiver. Second semester lnot picturedl I J I J M2 Doug Smith and Judy Todtman. Bank of America awards went to: Martha Casas, Gary Wilson, Darlene Rowe, and Barbara Caplette.

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ev-9 rw 'If Qlmesfeh' 75. ,iQ E. -v CONNIE ENSIGN Chief Justice . ,J I u. JOYCE MEEK GEORGE FIELDS JERRI MILLER KEN THOMAS Justice Justice Justice Justice Juidieteit elm!! 1-Q, ASSOCIGTG JUSIICGS ICI' The IIYSI SGYNGSTGV Wefei ROW I2 B- First and second semester clerks were: A. Mule, I. Miali, I'IenCIIeYf D- MCMGth, D- Rowe- ROW 21 G- ZGQSV, N- WIISOIL J. Diamond, and, not pictured, M. Lawson, M. Hovis. L. O'Toole, feeonet Semeetew , , . A . Q39 'met my ff? , ANN MULE Chief Justice t 3 . eh, L GEORGE FIELDS KEN THOMAS Associate Justices for the second semester were, Row I: L. Justice Justice Stoner, L. O'TooIe, G. Skupien, P. lshihara. Row 2: N. NADELLE WILSON Justice GENE YOUNGBLOOD Justice 'kai Kennedy, S. Vargas, J. Wilson. The Judicial Board is a fairly new organization on cam- pus, this being only the second year of its existance. This Board is the iudicial branch of the school govern- ment, and its main purpose is to interpret the school constitution and to make decisions, as they are necess- ary, to properly enforce the constitution and by-laws. The Board also sees that eligibility requirements are maintained and enforced.