Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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. wr- f 4 I! .- .irq M 1. L 9 wie' League -2 GLORIA 'PETERSON' President D- 1 . fe., ---- . .. ...1..-...- The Girls' League officers were, Row 1: R. Roberts, G. Peterson. Row 2. R. Peterson, B. Caplette, M. Carter. The Girls' League council consisted of, Row 1: Mrs. Irwin, P. Bowman, B. Caplette, L. Wire, A. Barnes, J. Miller, R. Andres, B. Jessee, J. Mendlesohn P. Bowman, E. Gonzales. Row 2: L. Rcaley, J. Goiec, N. Bender, H. Mueggenburg, S. Skupien, M. Reed, J. Carter, D. Foster, S. Emmert, S. Meyers. Row 3 B. Thomas, D. Knowles, I, Miaii, R. Roberts, M. Carter, C. Ensign, G. Peterson, R. Peterson, S. Hude, J. Gilbert, D. Roberts.

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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.

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T' BARBARA CAPLETTE President 4 'Sf' v-....,. Ti' MRS. EDITH IRWIN Advisor Walt Harris is a firm believer in the Girls' League-sponsored Female Express, Day it seems. :ff 3 Y .t4.,1f,,k .ab 'IA' si .. I4 N'bJu'n X1f 74.0-.-, Officers of the Girl' League for the spring semester were, Row li B. Caplette, president, H. Mueggenburg, vice-president, J. Mendlesohn, treasurer. Row 2: B. Thomas, parliamen tariong G. Peterson secretary. Every year the Girls' League sponsors the Thanksgiving Dance, this year was no exception. They sponsored the Wish- Bone Wiggle, which was backwards. At Christmas-time the Girls' League Council gave a food basket to a needy family, and decorated a Christmas tree in the school foyer. ln Febr-uary the Girls' League sponsored a Female Express Day . Awards were given to the boy with the largest harem and to the boy whose harem wore the most original outfits. The proceeds went towards our foreign exchange student proiect fund. The Girls' League also sponsored the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet in May. 47