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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Homecoming Court V 11: Princess Darlene Rowe ..- if ,-af,-16 Princess Gloria Peterson Princess Ruth Peterson Princess Robbie Roberts Yi i' srlfff, : '..-' A ,1 1- if I I K-Q. .AY 2 .,i.' . ,,, 5 fn. M 3, ,rezr fr Her Maiesty . . . Marianne Oram The 10th anniversary of R.H.S. Homecomings was fittingly climaxed November l3, l959 by a thrilling victory over the San Gabriel Matadors. Half-time activities included the traditional Homecoming Parade of club floats around Pan- ther Field. Judged the best float was the one submitted by Key Club. Also during half-time was the thrilling moment when the Homecoming Queen and court were crowned, Following the game the Homecoming Dance, titled School Daze, with music provided by the Ardendale Jazz Sextet was held in the gym. Many, old ac- quaintances were renewed as students and alumni enioyed this dance which was spon- sored by Spinsters.