Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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...L f f J First Serine ten The first semester House of Representatives was presided over by Speaker of the House, Gerald Skupien. His other officers were Helga Mueggenburg, secretary, Bob Smiley, parliamentarian, and, Janice McClellan, clerk. GERALD SKUPIEN During the first part of this semester the House sponsored the an- nual clean campus campaign. This campaign continued as a tri- school affair. The competition was between El Monte High School, Arroyo High School, and Rosemead, and continued throughout the entire school year. 'At regular intervals delegates from each school toured the other schools and graded them. This House also began a project to have music played during the lunch hours. With the co-operation of a local music store this event was most successful. Each club on campus had its members take turns as disc iockey for one week periods. They also made preparations for a special day to be held later in the school year. speaker of the House IH 1 se of ROSEMEAD HIGH SCHOOL First semester representatives from second period classes were, Row 1: J. McClellan, R. Phillips, B. Smiley, G. Skupien, H. Mueggenburg, J. Golec. Row 2: S. Mosher, P. Bowman, V. DePerini, V. Chabot, M. Sporvv, M. Michels, L. Wood. D. McMath, N. Bender, D. Curry, G. Rollinger, E. Parks, R. M. Andres, P. Moseley, S. Thomas, J. Tripp, E. Copeland, M. Casas, J. Todtman, M. Noriega. Row 3: D. Hughes, P. Wayne, P. Beacom, C. Harvey, K. Young, J. Winchester, B. Ollivier, D. Roberts, C. Ritchie, C. McMath, C. Bibler, C. Valla, B. Thomas, S. Skupien, E. Jansen, J. Truman, R. Briggs, L. Berry, E, Durham, R. A. Evenstad, M. Rivadeneyra, R. Gutierrez. Row 4: Mr. David Berry, I. Miali, R. Peterson, C. Fish, L. Manfredi, L. Green, R. M. Grohs, D. Soyka, W, Hasbrouck, T. Bauer, M. Leone, B. Rollinger, J. Megowan, D. Hofflander, T. Bender, M. Lee, T. Kubiak, K. Severloh, P. Dunlop, K. Killacky, B. Leone, M. E. Reed.

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si. sk- F. Jerri Miller 'Finance 5 L I -JW ' YF-vi' Ai Ken Thomas Scholarship 'K artha Ollivier irls' Athletics AR' L hai' Dennis Casino Boys' Athletics E- sie c k Ya ma moto rw ' if 'fa . wx, ., QL. lx. Z Mike Leone Earl Durham Buildings 81 Grounds Assemblies Ron Bane Judy Todtman Safety Publications Gene Youngblood Activities ,.... . sn J fe uk' ' John Megowan Properties YSL, ,ui l i Judee Mendelsohn Gerald Skupien Secretary Vice President Libby Wire Pep Seeend 3 este Commission Presiding over the spring semester commission was President, Don Hofflander. The installation of the second semester commission members was a formal affair held in March at Johnny's No Bone Steak House in Covina. During the semester this commission assisted the clubs on campus during Foreign Exchange Student Week, sponsored Safety Week which was climaxed' by a car show and presentation of trophies, and continued work on the Anti-Smoking Cam- paign. Of interest to the Student Body were commissions plans to build another permanent ticket booth on Panther Field and the beautifica- tion of Panther Square. Connie Ensign Speaker Don Hofflander President -'Yr' -L .xp ,X Sandy Skupien Pete Roybal Dennis McDonald Shirley Skupien hman President Soph. President Jr. President Sr. President Historian ine Cornaggia Pat Bowman Helga Mueggenburg Bob Smiley Bud Barker p. at Large Rep. at Large Rep. at Large Rep. at Large Rep. at Large 1 Ann Mule Chief Justice Barbara Caplette Girls' League Norman Kennedy Chaplain Beverly Thomas Corres. Secretary G53 Ruth Payens Rep. at Large

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ii 1 - 1 .feioond Semestev In this past Spring semester the House of Representatives was kept constantly busy with the ideas and business brought forth by the stu- dent body through their representatives. Led by the Speaker of the House, Connie Ensign, the House established a Hall of Fame Board for recognition of outstanding achievement by graduates and faculty in memory of Mr. Riassetto. A great deal was accomplished on our foreign exchange student proiect, which is also a community proiect. To keep the students informed about the progress of our foreign ex- change student, the House had extra events. They also were visited by a panel representing another local high school, which has been spon- soring two foreign exchange students during the past year. The House sponsored a Safety Week which was held in May, and they co-spon- sored the annual Anti-Smoking Campaign with the second semester Commission. - 92 J fs . ,f, i I wwf.. 1. ,, f CONNIE ENSIGN Speaker of the House Second semester House was, Row l: S. Conner, J. King, P. lshihara, D. Cornaggia, B. Loya, N. Kennedy, H. Hiroto, C. Ensign, J. Golec, V. dePerini, P Bowman, J. Todtman, S. Klink, B. Leone. Row 2: L. Harmon, G. Sturyt, J. Mendlesohn, J. Hernandez, C. Ishii, E. Kamayatsu, C. Baldwin, W. Crudup J Batten, D. Ray, B. Swinclall, J. Nunnally, B. Harmon, C. Parsons, N. Volkov. Row 3: N. Lyon, D. Toomey, E. Durham, F. Ramirez, J. Meek, R Payens, A. Hansen, M. Curry, F. Pootter, M. Kleine, H. Mueggenburg, L. Stegall, B. Montgomery, N. Coyle. Row 4: J. Schorr, K. Killackey, M. Timrott D Hughes, D. Cross, P. Aschwanden, K. Whitefield, P. Flaten, M. Leone, L. Harner, T. Kubiok, R. Gipson, B. Smiley, M. Keller.