Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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F' Y A panel composed of two RHS students, two foreign exchange students and a moderator discuss various aspects of the Foreign h 3 9 Exchange Student Program in an assembly. T This candidate for student body president in the mid-year campaign Coach, Bill Sims, is presented with a wellsdeserved O.S.S. award pin by Pete Aschwanden at an awards assembly in February. assembly uses visual aids very effectively in his speech. U fl my 2 N ' 'S T 2? i 'A 415 PPXQM s - kv .U lk S Eli A 0 'iw.,mh,,i s llilli 'tg ,- IKVAVANNT i if 0:61, Q T 2 E- ,vfi ff .EL ld g cw..- .. .... c.. 53 Mr. Haro Robbins provided Rosemead Hi h stu lightening information as he narrated an assembly entitled The Atomic World.

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5100 R Bee Cheerleaders lead a well-known yell at a pep assembly. A Cappella Choir and the Lyric Club combined forces in the inspiring Christmas assembly. .it , .gl 5, Efforts of the Drama and Music Departments resulted in a very fine Christmas assembly. f- embliee Two of the groups participating in the Thanksgiving assembl Y were the A Cappella Choir and Speech I class. During the year Rosemead Panthers have had h t e enjoyment of many outstanding assemblies. These included the three pep assemblies that ld during the football season. Later in the semester through the com- bined eftorts of the Drama and the Music De- presented with a very fine were held on Panther Fie partments we were Thanksgiving assembly and a very fine Christ- mas assembly. Key Club was responsible f or an assembly in February. Of educational value was the interesting assembly entitled Congo Conquest. There was also the annual Girls' L . eague assembly. Certainly not the least were the much-looked-f orward-to three awards as- semblies.

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