Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1986 volume:

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I T ' A Y WI n ' x N rxh Ns Em Sm ., X .X X is gb 'A Y xx s iq? Q XR yxgi N an NS ixix-' ix E A . gl QRS 'Xxx 2!TabIe Of Contents Mi --' -- ,Nw-.V ' M '- -., --.kk W,-M.-um T BLE GF CONTE T gag- F T, ,T A A- 4. TT T .1 f luv T bl Of Contents! 0 Homecoming at Rosemead High School brings fun for students. enjoyment for fac- ulty and excitement and anticipation for the nominated princesses. The week com- menced on Monday when students walked into school to find banners and streamers lining the halls. Clubs on campus de- signed all the posters to decorate the school. Noontime activities included Best in Bed , an obstacle course, a life- saver pass, tricycle race. egg drop. and a pep rally on Friday to complete the week's events. Friends could send each other homecoming grams to brighten their spir- its. Then on Friday night, the Panthers came out to play the El Monte Lions and emerged victorious with a score of 8-7. At half time, the Homecoming queen was an- nounced and Miss Martha Espinoza was crowned by former I984 queen Cindy Young. The floats created by each gradu- ating class paraded by with the freshman float representing America and the Statue of Liberty winning first prize. Fireworks ended the halftime activities as the queen and her court were seated on the field to watch the remainder of the game. Follow- ing the game was the annual Homecoming dance which showed a good turnout from students and alumni. l. Rosemead students show their pride. 2. Candy and Anthony wonder who will win the battle. 3. Princesses enjoy the activities during lunchtime. 4!Homecoming Week ' l A warm welcome from the class of '86, Homecoming activities keep students physically fit. Rosemead students show their interest in activities. Participants relive their childhood days. HCMECQMING . WEEK Ina Homecoming Week! RIVALRY GAME On October 25th Rosemead played one of its traditional rivals. Arroyo High School. Over the years Rosemead had won I5 games out of 26 from Arroyo High School in this rivalry series. This years game featured Arroyo. a team that was not only undefeat- ed in six games but ranked in the top three teams in the local area. Rosemead's team had one week earlier beaten El Monte and were hoping for an upset of Arroyo. The Panther defense played well forcing an Arroyo fumble early in the game but the offense was unable to score and with only one minute Arroyo scored on a touchdown pass to lead at the half 7 to 0. Coming out in the second half. the teams both stymied each other and were unable to score. Rose- mead's defense played superbly. consistent- ly holding Arroyo while Rosemead's offense was unable to mount an effective drive. Ar- royo went on to score a field goal in the closing minute to win IO to 0. Rosemead was successful in holding Arroyo to its lowest point total of the season and could take pride in playing well overall. par- ticularly on defense. l' Here we come to save the day! 2- look mom. no cavities! 3. Move out of my way. my soaps are onl' 4. I want a ham on rye and hold the mayo. 6!Rivalry Game L J wfCH N' fQ5l t,FiHEs982 ll tl l ' if f s v 1 4 J C v, , a U i i I 2 .i l , 1 if i . 1 5- 'w wf ,xi fsgffil, I .. K , - X-ig., 5 fl. -IQ f T ' 5 f J Q Q .- E , ng . i i K I .1-v L f 5 4 gi. I l 'sph -Q, Ne Yeah, we're bad! Rob shows his ballet talents. Now what do l do with lt? What's next. guys? Rivalry Game! NVASIO GF THE BLEACHER CRE TURE At Rosemead, the largest pep assembly we have to kick off the new school year is the Big R . The assembly generally promotes spirit and energy throughout the student body as classes unite to cheer on their graduat- ing year. During this assembly, fall sports including Football, Tennis. and Cross-Country teams are an- nounced. The auxillary, ranks, and cheerleaders gave us a fine performance. Our mascot. Patty Panther, made her debut during the assembly. She is full of spirit and en- thusiasm. Patty Panther gave us a wonderful perfor- mance during the pep assembly. She is a great addition to the terrific cheering squad of Rosemead. What did the students think of the Big R ? As Chris Jimenez put it, I believe the assembly had its good moments and it will get better as the years progress. Judy Solis quoted, The assembly was fun except for the seating arrangement. It would have been much better if we got to sit with our graduating class. Royce Campo- manes had this to say, The assembly was good but I think more people should get into the Panther spirit. Nancy Ho says, I thought the 'Big R' was fun especially having to get out of class and joining my friends in cheering for the class of '88. I. What time is the game? 2. Hey, where did all the guys go? 3. Rosemead Panthers showing school spirit!!! 4. Dr. Irvine's impersonation of John Travolta in Satmhfky Night Fever!!! A-TQ, N, , -, X e ff , sfrhe sig R .f ff is .Xi -X I I I FJ?-if in Nw: R.-. Raise your hand if you're sure!!! The ranks showing their best smiles. Are we in the right room? Dr. Irvine and Patty Panther promoting school spirii. We're number I. Rosemead Panihers are radicallll . , 1-we X 1 r r e U A 1 1 - xs X he f s N Lid S! rw X X ,if X N Zh L! L S K , 1' c' , ' f' -- . ' Q X' XX 27 .X f w I X A o mmf . K - Q nk my ii fl ' w .ff .1 ii XMZXIC fx Vi si, X 2, 24 5 r ii X K w My 'KQJ X N V krA Xw x ' , fr MQ i Ax KL, ke , f' I rl ,e C- or ff' 3 ka 1 ff v-3 ' , Q Y, 5 , ' X N .::- vi F rxfxywf' Lf X 'g J .. K, 'FN or -W C1vL!L'N D Q7 A my 1 e 5 n ,rw f fx X. x Q M, X JI? 7 X NM' in i A obj! no 1 , 1 K 5 1 F 'XX fi, L ' YJ The Big R ! Music ear when might Mode. favorite is their car music scene Concerts gotten certs in local sacred give th tickets? during song that memories l0!Music Events 5 5 1 I , 1 'v 1. . r 1 F 1, QI i 1 5 ll Y 1? si A ., . , 1 J fr ,K 1, 3 5 .. f fi' 1 ff - l A. f HL ,Q fQ2 5.lw .Qifw , 1 F gk s 1 gg W, 1 Q x 4 'H 3 S, fi :K ' Je' 'L Q ov x ' f'.W'.i 2? -Q, 3 frm Q N ef' f1p3 n se? 1 49 'Q c 1 3 1 1 A ,A., R fr? ag, MOD N -U ' . ' ' 11 S 1 'ifim , x ff Q Q r'AN ff. M, sf' ,2 Y 1 !' N J r f 'QQ ' Kb-N gg 7 gjggfsy, ,,k , W gk N k KFW5 in' ' ' ' Biff' ,, P5451 ' 5 '--vm-a 5? ff 1 df f . A 'jflifff 'i f f?1Ei:f4-Q i ---' ' J I vi ii? A Music Events! T ing The Knot l2!Wedding l now pronounce you man and wife. Those words, uttered on October 3, l985, joined Sebas- tian Reyes and Linda Bustillos in the bonds of holy matrimony. Well, not really. The wedding. held in the Rosemead High School auditorium, initiated the beginning of married life for the students in Mr. Andrew DiConti's Personal Fi- nance Class. This class, as the name implies. teaches students how to plan financially in this new situation of providing for more than oneself. Such planning may include the purchase of a home, car, jacuzzi, and all other such necessi- ties. It places them in everyday type situations which are encountered in marriage. ln other words, these students learn what it takes for a marriage to be successful, both financially and emotionally. So when the time comes for them to truly walk the straight and narrow, they may be all the better prepared. The wedding and follow- ing reception that began it all required a great deal of planning and hard work. There were tux- edos to be ordered as well as the gowns, and the reception to be organized. But who said that marriage was going to be easy? I. lt's happiness and joy - for now. 2. Mr. DiConti thinking about the couple's future. 3. The bridesmaids showing off their gowns. Y,-f in ,, . Y F -M .,,,, .....f.,,,nN-Q il- ' up M 'iv' G: , .. 2 Rita Sandoval sends off Linda Bustillos to her wed- lock. The members of the wedding party were: Steve Gian- ini. Mike Luevano, Roman Esparza. Eric Espinal, John Paulovich, Sebastian Reyes, Linda Bustillos. Rita San- doval, Lisa Maslach. Lisa Thompson, Linda Gonzales. and Sandy Cunningham. With this ring I thee wed . . . Wedding! WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM E ERIE D There are some things that are absolutely necessary to get us through high school: Money. a pet who is a great listener. and a good friend. Friends are by far the best things in the world. Without them we wouIdn't get those special hugs at just the right moment. homework to copy when our dog ate ours. or someone to laugh hysterically with for no apparent reason. Another big part of high school life are fads that are popular with the students. Fads on campus ranged from music trends to fashion to modes of transportation. Music boomed out into i985 with new wave sounds to heavy metal beats. Fashions showed us the dying of Madonna lookalikes to the new paislies. oversizeds shirts and antique jewelry and brooches. Modes of transportation brought us vespas. scooters. and ten speeds. while cars were still ever popular ways to get around. They seem to be constantly changing and you have to be really with it to keep up. We go through many different types of friends during our four years in high school. Each are special in their own ways. and each have different ways of expressing themselves to you. like for instance hugging each other and handshakes which is better then giving each other kisses or hugs. High school life can be fun. exciting. confusing and downright depressing. But with the help of our friends we all seem to survive our minor problems and have someone to tell our triumphs and secrets to. Tliiif l. 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Richard Medley Tammy Militello Monica Montemayor Tim Moon Seniors! wav'hnQs A ,V lf. j. l Q ,V l V' '25 fm' sw ,..., N,-, 5 4, af., A :QW Jigs, . A HM was Q :Q in 1 f, .K i. Tvfifi 4' Q am ' M ,wx uw aawmmmmz:mnmm .twwwf,tfv 1-i'mywmHmtmavmmnny1,mmsnw1mL zfirxwrmwtift :Q ?,ETTWi2W.h,Mml1725Y'f?I'?H 19, lixk M Melinda Ortega Steven Padilla Sandra Parra John Paulovich - , . .... -.u Ginalynn Ortiz Marianna Ortiz Wendy' O'Shea FUTURE We asked some of our seniors what their future p Chris Latham- to have many babies. Frank Lapiana- to have fun in life. Melinda Ortega- to go to the beach. Judy Solis- to become rich by the time l'm l9 and then marry George Michaels. Vanessa Miranda- to go to U.S.C. and then Law School. Irma Valles- to go to school and study Floral Design or Interior Design. John Paulovich- to become very wealthy along with my best friends. Suzanne Harmon- to raise John Lennon from the dead so l can get the Beatles back together and be their agent. Chris Eftychiou- l want to train Armadillos Carol Yin- to hitchhike through South Africa. Judy McGinley- to become a acrobatic stunt pilot. PL NS lans in life were and here's what they had to say: Suzanne Vaught- to become a teacher for the handi- capped and marry Philip. Peggy Scott- to become a dental hygienist. Audrey Brown- to marry Pee Wee Hermon. Melinda Benavidez- to be a roving reporter around the world and encounter many adventures. Theresa Merenda- to become a Christian rock star. Kim Iwakiri- l have no plans. Kathy Correa- l want to swim the English Channel. Laura Oglioloro- to go to college to become a teacher and marry someone who owns a towtruck service for my Alfa. Janice Takade- to travel the world. Chad Grover- to raise bees. Seniors! lf -fl l fl W. TM.,...,W.-0,4.,....,..W.,.,....-W.,,,,,..f,WW.-W.,.-MmN..MmnMmnpf,w....wUm.,mw...,m-,M,.,Mm-..,-W-...-..,.,...,.,....,..,-W... 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V X-4 f x 1 'X 1 ,, If --.J f.,. -i. 2 4 Richelle Reyes Sebastian Reyes Michelle Ricks Alejandra Rios Sodabeh Sahab Sara Salas Miguel Rios Bridget Rocha .lack Romero Liz Romero Christine Salazar Lorraine Salazar kanfo-1 -4-H. .eg - ,W-A, ' 'WP A S V in U -0' ,i If W 1 M, 2 S Q 'Ni Anthony Saldano Nadia Saleh Marcella Salgado Edmon Saliman Larry Samarzich Geraldine Sanchez Marie Sanchez Rita Sandoval .Ihovana Santana Adella Santistevan Peggy Scott Robert Silva Eddie Solis Judith Solis Spencer Stinson Christina Stone Seniors! 36!Seniors ' an 'W -'YN' -,, N R Q J 1 'A-4 I I 1 1 n - U '.u.o . 1. .N 1 0 ,' 0 9 a 0 Q -Ja .. ,--in - N..-J 1 7 X., 'J Sin 'T W1-nay. 3 'Y A . .uf as - , Janice Takade if Ari Tan Seng Ly Tang Lisa Thompson Adrian Torres Jane Underwood Irma Valles Jaime Varela Elia Vargas SIGNATURES 1 H X N' wr i MM, ff' Dao Thai Paula Urquidi Maria Vasquez Suzanne Vaught '.l'.0. 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Rita and Miguel sailing through the Venice canals of love. 3. The I985 Homecoming court and their escorts. Homecoming! I9S5 HOMECOMING QUEEN MARTHA ESPINOZA QT? m 45 Ch PRINCESSES Ilda Jimenez Nadia Saleh W Peggy Scott Suzanne Va ught 'gl G0 ER ME 5,-. . 6 H43 . .ann y , ',V 5.0- H 'nu-. ,Qunwu -Winn ns -H r,.. ,, .4 'vp 'Ut 4 -'as .- 44!Government s - w un... :X-.A XA! Nw., ,gm is 'S kiwi UA H , nl? fi f'3m:'W ,MJ-f - wi: ,N 7 llxrnn 44, QW- ?i.'01, ' U 'f K xiii I' ,' 'S X Xx N ,iff r ilu, 1 7 Ida f I' I ' A LN I 'f -.kkk Q1-:fe U J If L , is 4 Gm 1' 2 GOVERNMENT! VLH , Iwfffp fum 'ct CMQQUHL Yami 'RWQE-4'U1 ,1 5. 1 ,I 1 YW? U'-?LffLfQ 1+9 bffrb gun XJ,,,11,L,f,ALL WHA X ,H 1 UNAVML1 xqnlx MM,,l!,1,, FIRST SEMESTER ASB OFFICERS evgf , Q ,N - , r- I PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT JUDY MCGINLEY :LDA JIMENEZ Q- SECRETARY TREASURER JANICE TAKADE OSCAR GONZALES SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE CHIEF JUSTICE CHRIS EFTYCHIOU BRIAN PENDLETON ln: Q SENIORS Kathy Correa Chris Latham Audrey Brown Cheryl Hoffman Michelle Bowers Lourdes Nanquil Rita Sandoval FIRST-WEME TER 1 .A 'N Q K . g E - . , . , QW 48! I st Semest W isp rv- 'U + .I N 'RJR' Y' 19 e .IUNICRS .loan Hovley Stacy Robinson Kerri Brown Rosalee Villalobos Gladys Maldonado I SENATE MEMBER X 5 it - 2 ,ix Er v ,::.. S- -W Ni ,I 5 , 7 Q f. We ,QRS 5 19 . if -Xi, I 4 1' X E . FRESHMEN Shawn Morton Stanley Leong .lohn Issa Jennifer Yin Haidee Sales Kim Britton Sf, I TERPRETI GTHE L W JUDICIAL BO RD The Judicial Board of Rosemead High School is our branch of government that interprets and enforces the law stated in our school consitu- tion. They preside over all school elections in- cluding ASB, class cabinet. and senate. If any problems arise in government during the school year it is the judicial boards duty to determine what will be done. They also can ratify the con- stitution to be more beneficial to the student body. Overall. the Judicial Board keeps govern- ment running smoothly. 1 50!Judicial Board I Members of the First Semester- Judicial Board were: Chief Justice Brian Pendleton. Lorena De Anda, Lynn Lee, Ginalynn Ortiz, Lillie Ruvalcaba. Jane Kim. Yiu-man Tam. Cathy Chang. Arty Oliva. 1 Members of the Judicial Board Second Semester were: Joseph Park. Mike Lu. Lillie Ruvalcaba. Chief Justice Kahn Bui. EXCUSE OUT OF SECOND PERIOD The purpose of the House of Representatives is to inform the student body about what is go- ing on in the school and to get feedback about the students feelings of complaints. lt is com- posed of one student from each homeroom class on campus. Besides being a way for the Administration to talk to the students it also raises money and holds fundraisers. The speakers of the House for the first and second semester were Chris Eftychiou and Ilda Ji- menez respectively. Members ofthe House of Reps first semester were: Pat Bustillos. Linda Bustillos, Peggy Scott. Chris Eftychiou, Melinda Ortega, Henry Chavez. Henry Chia. Bonnie Cervantes. Michelle Castillo, Joe Park. Mike Solis, Joan Hovely. John Quintenilla. Thanh Lim, Erin Brown, Dennis Villacorte. Aaron Mascorro, Janice Takade, Christina, Tony Grana, Loan Ma, and Andrea Weiner. Members of the House of Reps second semester were: Bobby Raygoza. Eddie Solis, Brian Tatosky. Kerri Anderson, Eric Falegado, Loan Ma, Mary Ragoza. Peggy Scott. Kathy Morte, Yusoft Thaimas, Rodney Mascis, Luis Muro, Alynda Rand, Racquel de Leon, Frank Espinoza, Yolanda Barrientos. Judy Solis. Thanh Lim, Kerri Brown. Albert Magdeleno, Anthony Arrendondo, Alberto Reano, Jane Underwood, Gabriella Martin, Marlene Rabanes, Mike Jarrad, Lisa Ceci. Amber Banera. Alex Molina. Robin Price, Wendy Wagner. Jorge Ancona, Joy Soriao, Tony Espinoza, Jacinto Barrios. Mark Goodman, Jimmy Chen, Michille Castillos. Robby Gochicoa, and Steve Gianini. rx? House Of Reps! Vice President President Oscar Gonzales Angelito Gabriel Secretary Treasurer Ilda Jimenez Lorena De Anda Speaker of the Chief Justice House Khanh Bui Judy McGinley sg' SECOND SEMESTER SENIORS Audrey Brown Chris Latham Kathy Correa Michelle Bowers Chris Brooks Martha Espinoza Lourdes Nanquil M, 'W' JUNIORS Stacy Robinson Tracy Koe Rosalee Villalobos Gladys Maldonado Elena Correa Tiffani Earnshaw SENATE MEMBERS FRESHMEN John Issa Heidi Sales Dan Leon Tisha Orban Angelica Aguirre Kim Britton SOPHOMORES John Quintanilla Nancy Ho James Evans Sarah Pastoriza Jennifer Chien Stephanie Hoang Senate! ll la' fi LIB ggwf xQ'- N' Clubs! .I I, GIRL' LE GUE SERVES GU D MATH LUB CGM PETE Girl s League is one of the service clubs on the Rosemead High School Campus The mam goals of the club are to give service to the school community and to have fun Some of the many activities that Girl s League are In Dance All Club Food Sale Christmas Basket vlsltlng convalescent homes and holding banquets honoring our Varsity teams The club is not all work and no play During the summer the club plans to go to Catalina ls land and spend time basking in the sun The sponsor of the club was Mrs Rosa Rangel Numbers Numbers Numberslll Thats what the Math Club IS mainly involved with This new club on campus competed ln different math competitions during the year Some of these competitions included the California ln these competitions the Math Club got a chance to go against thousands of schools across the nation The Club also went on field trips to the University of Southern Callfornla and to Grlfflth Park The Math Club had a successful fundraiser by selling candy The sponsor of the club was Mr Monk Smith Bang' Bang' The Gun Club is a very serious club The club has learned how to handle guns and safety loo The Gun Club consists of members who want to learn about guns and their multiple uses Before they were al ma Hunter Safety Course Every month the Gun Club goes to various target shooting areas Their mann event during the year was the Competition Shoot The event involved many different schools The Gun Club s spon sor was Mr Roger Armstrong volved with are the Annual Backward's Math League and the National Math League, lowed to shoot, they had to pass the Califor- 58fClubs iuuu1,.,, Members of GirI's League were: Top row: Dawn Morton. Norma Lewis, Yumi Watanabe. Melinda Ortega, Laura Oglialoro, Suzanne Harmon, Cyndi Garcia, Janice Takade, Mrs. Rosa Rangel. Bottom row: Haidee Sales, Angel Aggge, Stephanie Barry, Beatriz Restrpo, Michele Ruhl, and Mary Janecky. S5 x , w LVL-RQ NUS 8 se - .............-..------- , ,..........i......-........-1-i- Members of the Math Club were: Top Row: Timmy Chong, Stanley Leong. Won Duk Cho. Mike Lu. Middle Row: Victor Polanco, Peter Sun. Lillie Ruvalcaba. Rowena Reano, Catherine Cedillo, Calvin Kan, Brandi Matsdorf, Jane Kim. Ruth Kang, Mrs. Philinda Denson, Bottom Row: Mr. Monk Smith, Woon Lee. Joon Yang, Joseph Park, Sarah Pastoriza, Rodelyn Galera, Royce Campo- manes. and Jenny Chen. Members of the Gun Club were: Top Row: Mike Camerota. Ken Loding, Marce Avilez. Donald Ward. Steve Mendoza. Dwayne Carlton, Victor Valles. Bottom Row: Mr. Roger Armstrong, Gordy Avilez, Bobby Raygoza, Ed Ormsby. Mike Raygoza, and Sean Cox. Clubs! The Spanlsh Club IS a club founded to 60!Clubs N cAMPus cLuBs ULTLIRI E A D DRAM TIZE The Stage Crew IS a group seldom seen by the audience although they are m volved In every show at the Rosemead Audltorlum Most of their work IS behmd the scenes burldlng sets settmg llghts sound and speclal effects Under the dl rectnon of Mr Alex Malmowskl the stage crew dld performances such as the Christmas Concert and the all school proximately thirteen members The goal to be accomplished was to ralse enough money for an active International Club member to be sent to a foreign country Officers Included Melinda Ortega and Mlke Jarrard Fund ralsers consisted of sellmg Panther hats and candy canes which turned out successfully The year ended with a trlp to Catalina male' Producllons develop a better understanding of the The International Club I5 made UP of BP Spanish culture The Presudent of the Members of the Stage Crew were Top Row Jeff Karpall Steve Happach Chns Latham Steve Glannml and Danny Kung Bottom Row Sally Hines Dagmar Mathas Danmelle Ewing Laura Doyle Loretta Ascolese and Sponsor Alex Malmowskl Members ofthe Internatlonal Club were Top Row Robert Carre and Danny Bnones Middle Row Mr Danny Martlnez Antomette Bourget Yum: Watan abe Stacy Robinson and Anthony Galavlz Bottom Row Melinda Ortega Mlke Jarrard Joan Hovley and Jodl Locke club was Oscar Gonzales The club par tlclpated ln a fund raiser whlch went to wards the Mexlcan earthquake vlctlms as well as the Columblan volcano vlctlms The Thesplans IS a school organlzed group that helps the school plays and entertalns the dlstrlct This performmg arts group also helps bulld and prepare play Life with Father and l1llmCl'0U5 - ' the sets for the many performances. y be k Q 'F' V' l Members of the Spanish Club were: Oscar Gonzales, Sergio Mata. Armando Mendoza, Nien Tram. Stephanie Hoang, Rebecca Rodela. Peter Sun, Edmon Soliman, Raquell Villanveva. Gilbert Triah, Elsilie Paredes, Maria Ramirez, Robert Caire, Royce Campomanes, Jenyne Condon, Chris Jimenez, James Evans, Rhodeln Galera, Myra Hernandez, Nancy Ho, Diana Lerm and Cindy Mc Caffrey. iii , . . , Members of the Thespians were: Top Row, Sally Hines, Kim Britton. Steve Happach. Spensor Stinson, Mike Long, Jesse Contress. larry Palma. Brian Tatoski and Jonh Vance. Bottom Row: Heather Juhl. Nanette Sauvague. Dan King, Roland Carbonero, Steve Gianini. Bobby Raygoza. Danielle Ewing, Loretta Ascolese, Anna Basile, Dagmar Mathis, Laura Doyle and Robin Price. Clubs! FROM DANCING FEET TO MONDAY MORNING NEWS RHS IS RE DY TO PERFORM Gobd morning and welcome to this edition of the Rosemead Report. Top headlines are . . Sound a bit familiar? lt should because one can hear these exact lines every Monday morning during second period, and what bet- ter way to kill time in class than by watching the news? The Rosemead Report team works hard each week to bring you all the latest school newsfevents, sports, and whatever happenings an RHS student may need to know. The news also helped a few students wake up with its loud theme song! Could this production team be holding the next Walter Cronkite or .lane Pauley with Brian Tatosky or .ludy McGinley? Only time will tell! A new set of dancing feet has hit the grounds of Rosemead High. This new group, called Folklorico, was sponsored and started by Ms. Angelita Gonzales. Folklorico concentrates on regional dances from Mexico. Although they didn't perform in any competitions, they did present a performance on RHS' History Day and on Cinco de Mayo, The members of Folklorico put a lot of extra hours after- school and dedication into their dances with the help of their teacher, Mr. Robert Hernan- dez. They also raised money to keep the club alive which Ms. Gonzales hopes will help Folklorico to continue for more years to come. Dance Production, which was headed by Ms. Barbara Robbins. was unable to perform their annual dance concert due to the lack of dancers and experience. Even with the early signs of a small. inexperienced dance club. things looked as if the dance concert was going to pull through with the help of danc- ers outside the club. Unfortunately, many were unable to participate thus cancelling the concert. Nevertheless, the club worked on new formats and ideas to prepare for future concerts. Ms. Robbins adds, I'm hoping next year's dance concert will incorporate a lot more Iivelier aspects with dance, including singers and possibly bands. 62!Clubs Members of T.V. Production and RHS Report were: Top Row: Sally Hines. Spencer Stinson, Steve Gianini, Mr. Lee Blattner. Bottom Row: Judy McGinley, David Pacheco, and John Vance. . H. f':w!ff',f3N X X X waz' of-kb -ask. Members of Dance Production were: Gina Morales, Maria Hernandez, Gloria Conora, Rosa Burgarin, Fourth Row: Maira Cruz. Gabriella Martin, Angela Byer. Third Row: Priscilla Longoria, Margaret Leon, Joe Castro. Kim Fisher, Second Row: Rocio Bayardo. Cindy McCaffrey. First Row: Suzanne Kiley, Nicole Pfenning. and Ana Campos. Members of Folklorico were: Top Row: Esperanca Martinez, Ms. Angelila Gon- zales, Angelina Balderuinos, Zoila Pinedo. Bottom Row: Stephanie Fierro. Yo- landa Hernandez, Petra Marquez, Angelica Mendoza. and Mariana Martinez. Clubs! SERVICE CLUBS SHDW CDNCER COMPASSIO Key Club is a service club sponsored by business men from the local Kiwanis Club. It s the only all-boys club on campus. The Key Club's main objectives are to serve our school and community and to build strength and character in their members. Some of their activities were: transporting tian Home book sale sponsoring an emer- gency blood drive for relief of the Mexican earthquake victims volunteer drivers for College Night. They also participated in the Quaker Oats Project to save starving chil- dren in 42 countries. The Key Club s motto is: Caring - Our Way of Life. Keywanettes is a service club also spon- sored bythe Kiwanis Club of Rosemead, The very first official Keywanettes service club was founded here at Rosemead, In l974. when the club first started it was called the present day name. The Keywanettes help around the community as well as the school. This year the Keywanettes attended the April convention held at the L.A. Hilton thanks to the generous support of the Kiwanis Club. If you know a Keywanette member you know someone who is inter- ested in helping their fellow man. New Horizons is a service club on campus. lt's main emphasis is to raise money for scholarships to he awarded to graduating seniors. They held many fundraisers Day candy sales and Cinco de Mayo. The club has also helped the Folklorico group. At the end of the year, they went on a field trip to San Diego. tooks to and from the library for the Chris- Keyettes, but it was later changed to the throughout the year, which included Slave is ...f --u -AJ ...- Members of Key Club were: Top row: Aldren Soliman. Spencer Stinson, Bobby Raygoza. Mr, Dwain Crum, Paul Hernandez, Brian Pendleton. Second row: Carlos Sandoval. Aaron Mascorro. Mike Lu. Won Duk Cho, Armando Mendoza. Bruce Winfrey. Jorge Hernandez, Steve Hernandez, John lssa. Stanley Leong, George An- cona. Third row: Dennis Villacorte, Peter Sun, Juan Salgado, John Quintanilla. Fabian Quinteros. Arsene Soliman. Victor Polanco. Front row: Edmon Soliman, Khanh Bui. Angelilo Gabriel, and Calvin Kan. Members of Keywanettes were: Top row: Nannette Saugeavu. Rowena Reano, Bottom row: Heather Jules, Louisa Oliver, and Catherine Cedillo, 64!Clubs .fav - 1 THE Members of New Horizons were: Ms. Gonzales, Michele Lugo. Lorena de Anda. Gina Ortiz Darla Davis, Stacy Yuskiewitz. and Judy Solis. PLNTHERS Q45 It' Members of Pantera were: 'lop row: Cesar Rubio. Yolanda Hernandez. Tammy Vance, Laura Reyes. Judy Serano, Edward Garcia, Agustin Morales. Carlos Baiarano. Angelica Mendoza, Esther Rios. Franklin Marinero, Alex Uribe, Margarita Gonzales, and Luis Gonzales. Middle row: Miss Mariam Ontiveros, Rafael Martinez. Susan Nguyen. Sara Salas. Maria Dominguez. Maribel Reyes, Dana Stewart, Mariana Martinez. Coila Pinedo. Esperanza Martinez, lnez Garcia, Gloria lvera. Cecilia Rios. Tony Espinoza. Maria Rodriguez, Rosa Rodriquez. Steve Santos, and Mrs. Josefina Naya. Bottom row: Juan Contreras, Victor Venegas. Grorge Macias. Hector Delgado, Herman Huezo, Robert Truiillo. Jaime Carrillo, Maria Guerro, Griselda Roman, Rosa Guerrero, Bernardo Hermosillo, Cezar Delgado. Randy Arguello, and Alma Placencia. . ' Clubs! 66fClubs TUDENTS coNvENE Fon I TELLE TU LE LIGHTE ME T The Academic Decathlon Team sacri- ficed many hours in order to prepare for the competition. There were ten subjects which included science, math, econom- ics, language, literature, fine arts, histo- ry. speech, a novel, and a superquiz. At the competition in November, the team did very well, even though it was handi- capped by the last minute loss of one member. Some of their activities includ- ed visits to art museums, colleges, and the U.S.C. Oceangraphic Institute on Catalina, and a trip to the East Coast. The Computer Club participated in a va- riety of computer activities. They wrote computer Christmas carols and contri- buted canned food to needy families. The highlight of the year was when Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas came to speak to the club on the topic of High Technology in Hollywood. The California Scholarship Federation is one of the academic societies on cam- pus. lt's purpose is encouraging further education for highly qualified students. ' , -f K . L I ' V 55, lyk ' 1.2 s X 4 Q? Q' X35 f?W?? H Y . . wx Sn? Wy, if Y 2 F ' D' at Q 1 Members of the Academic Decathlon were: Top row. Stella Wong, Edmon Soliman, Won Duk Cho. Mike Lu, Aldren Soliman, Calvin Kan. and Mr. Winters. Middle row: Khanh Bui, Dennis Villacorte, Carol Yin, and Marianna Ortiz. Bottom row: Chris Eftychiou. Members of the Computer Club were: Top Row: Carlos Zamalloa. Won Duk Cho. Joseph Park. Khanh Bui. Fabian Ouinteros. Rebecca Rodela. and Darla Davis. Middle Row: Henry Phan, Calvin Kan, Karen Yin, Ruth Kang, Angela Mahalarponont, Gina Ortiz, and Robert Mendoza. Bottom Row: Mrs. Hernan- dez. Phisaton Sim, Sergio Mata, and Derek Wong. ,I p, ar C.S.F. sponsored and participated in many activities such as a Christmas tree drive, Christmas food baskets, poster sale, and a faculty salad bar luncheon. To belong to C.S.F. a student must earn A's and B's in their academic classes. The Science Club is comprised of stu- dents who have a great interest in sci- ence. Their field trips included whale watching, astronomy observation, and many other activities. Every year they look forward to the annual Science Fair, which was held at the arboretum. V M 2 121 ,. ws ,, 4' ' ai i F1 ..,.. i lex 1 , , M ,jan 4' -ffl g f I at Ziff vw ,Hr , -fy 5 if ers ot the Science Club were: 'lop row: Gilbert lrinh, Khanh Rui. Oscar Gonzales, Peter Sun, Peter Wong. Bottom row: Anna Lopez, Ms. Archie, and Karen Yin. Members of C.S.F. werei Jorge Acona, Michele Bowers. Audrey Brown, Erin Brown, Royce Campomanes. Catherine Cedillo, Cathy Chang, Dorothy Chang. Jenny Chen, Jimmy Chen, Jennifer Chen. Won Duk Cho. Donna Chung, Alice Chwa, Jenyne Condon, Elena Correa, Kathy Correa. Stephanie Duong, Tiffani Earnshaw. Chris Eltychiou, James Evans, Stephanie Fierro, Angelito Gabriel, Rhodelyn Galera, Oscar Gonzales, Nancy Ho, Stephanie Hoang, John Issa. Calvin Kan. Ruth Kant, Lexane Kieng, Jane Kim. Tracy Koe, Lynn Lee, Stanley Leong, Brian Lewin, Bennet Lim, Jodi Locke, Shiela Low, Mike Lu. Diane Ly. Sing Ly, Gladys Maldonado, Mike McDonald. Judy McGinley, Alex Molina, Corey Naiiar. Lourdes Nanquil, Louis Nguyen, Oahn Nguyen, Lisa Orona, Marianna Ortiz, Joseph Park, Sarah Pasloriza. Brian Pendleton, Pauline Phan, Xuan Phan. Victor Polanco, Punna Ponesaensook, Alberto Reano, Rowena Reano. Stacy Robinson. Nadia Saleh, Haidee Sales. Aldren Soliman, Arseen Soliman, Wing Kam Suen. Peter Sun. Janice Takade, Gilbert Trinh. Dennis Villacorte. Rosalee Villalo- hos, Raquel Villanueva, May Yin Wing, Carol Yin, Jennifer Yin, and Karen Yin. I' '1 Clubs! cLuBs SHOW DIFFERE T MEA S OF COMMUNICATIO On the date of December 20 l985 har monlous vorces could be heard from the Rosemead audrtorrum What was this fa mlllar sound? It was none other than our very own Acappella Cholr The Acap pella cholr consnsts of The Muslc Com pany and thus year two new groups were added the Harmon: Kats and the So phrstr Kats The choir In general has spent a very busy year performung for the school and the community Other BCTIVI tres Included Pops concert musical Ll Abner and hosted the SCVA Festlval The Instructor responsible for our choir was Mr Larry Callahan who was rnstru mental In the form and the overall qual :ty of the tone Sponsored by Mlss Angellta Gonzales the Slgn Language Club was actlvely en gaged In many actlvltles such as fund ralsers to help the Mexican Earthquake vlctrms and for the deaf The club also went on several fleldtrrps one of which was Dlsneyland Anel Ortega was the of the Slgn Language Club IS to teach others the llfe of a person who llves In a sllent world and to learn slgn language The French club s purpose IS to develop an understanding of all people partlcu Iarly French culture Thelr sponsor was Mr Robert Feller and thelr president was Jenyne Condon This year their ac tnvrtres were sellmg M S M and Sees can dy the money they collected from these actrvltles went toward their plzza party President of the club The mann purpose Q4 Members of the French Club were Top Row Peter Sun Huy Tang Gilbert Trmh Dalomon Ouelada Mr Robert Feller Mlddle Row Oanh Nguyen Amy Vuong Dlana Lam Tuna Tran Bottom Row Ednalyn Mallad Cmdy Navarro Jennifer Ym Susan Chang and Diem Tran 68!Clubs X LN....1 mm Members of the Sign Language Club were Top Row Nrshan Abeyrantne Tummy Chong Grlbert Trmh Peter Sun Jennifer Yln Ana Lopez Marne Orona Anel Ortega Mrddle Row Amy Vuong Raquel Vlllanueva Susan Chang Blanca Fonseca Angle Ponce Raquel Chavez John Abeyrantne Bottom Row Woon Lee Jerry DeLaCruz Marcela Salgado Letlcra Banuelos Mlss Angelrta Gonzales and Marla Ramlrez A Q ' A M T i-L-mas.-eww., s' Q 5 -l- ' A ln U K. , - A 1 i w , X Members of the Music Company were: Top Row: Frank Cruz, Lena Allen. Tom Quintanar. John Vance, Kim Britton, Richard Beserra. Tracy McCIevIand, and Larry Palma. Middle Row: Sandy O'DonelI. Tania Villalbazo, Lani Kalama. Connie Gonzales. Bottom Row: Dagmar Mathis. Miguel Aleiandre, David Avalos, and Stephanie Duong. Members of the Acappela Choir were: Top Row: Mike Solis, David Pedroza, Richard Beserra, Albert Rodriguez, Scott Johnson, Jorge Gonzales, Mike Reaves, John Vance. Chris Larson. Miguel Rios, and David Avalos. Middle Row: Miguel Alejandre, Adriana Nielo, Michelle Geiger. Sandy O'DoneII, Anita Filbin. Patty Radford. Kim Britton, Tracy McCIevland, Tammy Vance, Joanne Chang, and Andrea Reyes. Bottom Row: Celeste Gonzales, Cindy Nakamura. Tami Freund, Nancy Hermosillo, Becky Freund. Tricia Soto, Connie Gonzales, Bridgette Armstrong, Nicole Crunk, and Imelda Rodriguez. ' Acappella Choir And Music Company! 70fClubs FROM INTERNATIONAL RELIEF TO AIDING STUDENTS LU LED The Forergn Exchange Club IS an orgamzatuon on campus that devotes much of Its time to ralslng funds for mternatlonal causes One of the club s major fund ralsers each year IS for the purpose of flghtlng famlne In Afrlca Stu dents are asked to abstain from food for one day and donate the money that would have been spent feeding themselves In this way not only IS money raised for a most worthy cause but for 24 hours one experiences and hopefully understands what others m pover ty stricken countries go through for most of therr Ilves As the Foreign Exchange Club s presldent Jane Klm aptly put lt The mam purpose of the club IS to establlsh better nn ternatlonal understanding Rosemead Hugh Schools lnbrary club Pan ther s Scroll consasts of students who wnsh to learn about the workmgs of our book Iendlng lnstrtutlons They do so under the guidance of the Ilbrarlan Mr Clifton and by vlsltmg llbrarles ln this area Llke all other clubs they hold fund ralsers and thus money goes to wards purchasing new books and generally lmprovmg the Ilbrary The members of Penopsls work toward one goal the productnon of the school s llterary magazlne of the same name Thus magazine showcases the best artlstlc works of Rose mead students ln the forms of poetry short stones and drawings All are welcome to contribute to the anthology A few dedicated souls possess the noble de sure of helping their fellow students and earning a llttle money They are members of the Sophomore Tutorlng Program As the name lmplles they tutor sophomore students In those subjects where assistance IS needed Q an Members of the Foreign Exchange Club were Top Row Rlcky Vrllacorte Joan Hovley Jodl Locke Cheryl Thompson Klm Greek Alberto Reano Chns Jimenez and Mr Zegers Bottom Row Clelo Garcia Elena Correa Calvln Kan Llllre Ruvalcaba Rowena Reano and Jane Krm unseen- for :ma-im, i A Ji!!! r S ' .x M' MQ- ,1 'As' Q ' v s . R v a., 'Qu .4 1- f S J . Members of Panther's Scroll were: Top Row: Mr. Patrick Clifton, Xuan Phan, Angie Ponce, Kathleen Howell. Carmel McCarthy, and Stephanie Fierro. Bottom Row: Sing Ly, May Yin Wong, Dorothy Chang, Punna Pangsacnsook. and Kathy Loflin. Members of Penopsis were: Audrey Brown. Dennis Villacorte. Carol Yin, Cheryl Thompson. and Ms. Angela Summers. Sophomore Tutors were: Top Row: Shalom Ortiz, Brandi Matsdorf. and Jane Kim. Bottom: Dennis Villacorte. Clubs! ROSEME D sTuDE 'rs COMMITME T T0 EXCELLENC 72!Clubs Carol Yun has been named a Fmallst In the 3Ist annual Natlonal Mernt Scholarship Program Each October the NMS Corporation conducts a quall fymg test QPSATXNMSOTQ that rs glven to Ju nuors The students who score In the top half of one percent ln each state become Semlflnallsts and are able to compete for Flnallst standmgs Says Carol To tell the truth I was surprlsed when l found out I made Semrfmallst On Thurs day February I3th Carol Ym was notlfled by Dr E T lrvme that she had made National Merlt Flnallst The Presldentlal Academic Fitness Award IS a prestrguous honor guven m recognutuon to those students wlth a hugh grade point average SOA: on the Scholastlc Aptitude Test and are enrolled In college prep classes These students wlll receive a certlfrcate from President Reagan an academlc varslty letter and a Prestldentral award pun Thelr pictures will be displayed In the guidance offlce durmg the I986 87 year These reclplents are also recognlzed at the end of the year In the awards assembly Sagaths IS a gurls service club on campus Each semester they accept new members by mutlatuon Some of the servlce actlvltles they do Include grvmg dmners to the football team and wrestlers at the end of each semester and helpmg sensor National Merlt Sem: Fmallst Carol Yun Members of the Sagaths were Top row Lourdes Nanqull Angle Ponce Anna Baslle Lorena DeAnda Esther Shm Elena Correa Tlffanl Earnshaw Middle row Lmda Bustlllos Kathy Correra Michele Castlllo Cheryl Hoffman Ruta Sandoval Stephanle Hoang Stella Wong Bottom row Mary Janecky Jamce Takade Michele Bowers Jennifer Chlen Cathy Chang and Irene Doan cltlzens and the needy ln the community Llke all other clubs Sagaths holds a few fundralsers This year they sold candy puns and washed cars Thelr hard work IS for a good purpose for the money earned goes toward a trap at the end of the year Pantheresses IS another gurls servlce club whlch has done a great deal for school One of thelr many actuvntles thus year durlng the football sea son they sold candy grams This club us under the dlrectlon of Ms Lmda Rasmussen who In the past was also a member of Pantheresses The gurls are dedlcated to servlng the school and community Members of the Presldentlal Academic Fitness were Top row Judy McGmIey Audrey Brown Carol Yun Lorena De Anda Bottom row Suzanne Harmon Chrls Eftychlou Edmon Soluman and Cathy Chang F L xl. 5 + X ', it X N gill A . .1 T P E 1 X . . . ' ' V, lj, . 2 . z . '. ' . 9 sow: 'X Q Members of Pantheresses were: Top row: Maria Ramirez, Rebecca Rodela. Mar- lene Rabanes. Yuni Watanabe, Paula Urquidi, Raquel De Leon, Toubia Rahiem. Middle Row: Stacy Endo. Jodi Locke, Shalom Ortiz. Antoinette Bourget. Stacy Robinson. Soayda Rahiem, Donna Chung. Bottom Row: Marinela Ortega. Dora Chavez, Pam Armendariz. Cielo Garcia, Liz Guzman and Ms. Linda Rasmussen. I' 7: Clubs! HOORAY, HOORAY! PANTHERAMA STAFF FINISHES AT LAST! There must be no other group of stu- dents who are as different wacky and as off beat than those found on the Pantherama Staff. A relaxing stroll to good old room 9I can prove this statement to just about anyone ing: Dennis glowing in one corner- Vanessa acting like a true Mama Hen- Stacy and Linda conversing to one another until their adventures die out' Suzanne Miss America try- ing to con innocent youths to take a walk with her- Corey keeping your burgers cold Joy talking endlessly about the guy of her dreams and Kim patiently listening while rolling her eyes' Judy threatening you with her Irma getting Mr. Boyd to write her mom love notes Rowena screaming and laughing from the top of her lungs- and Tam getting envied looks from those around him for his so wanted Robert Redford t-shirt Final- ly Mr Robert Boyd just sitting and relaxing. Wow living each school day just would not be the same with- out his wit and winning charm. Ah yes one way or another the yearbook the idle chit chat wall writings frus- trations laughs threats and the ever present pressure. We all hope this yearbook will be as much fun for you as it was for us making it! Where else can you find the follow: looks: Donna wearing only ripe fruit: was able to be completed through all 3 xy 74!Pantherama Staff ,af ..,.. 7,,W.. ,ff ,W f -VJ f K M E? -Q ., if .2 '?2' -.4-I Members of the Pantherama Staff were: Fourth Row: Corey Naiiar. Third Row: Tam Nguyen. Mr. Robert Boyd. Dennis Villacorte. Second Row: Rowena Reano. Kim lwakiri. Donna Chung, Joy Soriano, Stacy Yuskiewicz, Linda Gonzales, Irma Valles. First Row: Suzanne Harmon, Judy Solis, and Vanessa Miranda. Pantherama Staff! l Panther EXTRA, EXTRA, READ ALL ABOUT IT! PANTHER'S TALE BRINGS 'EM HOT If you decide to walk among the halls of RHS during fifth period, you will witness an amazing phenomenon. During this hour, members of the award winning Panther's Tale news- paper staff can be seen flitting around gathering information, busily typing a story in the back of room IS, or sitting staring into space trying to think of a headline. This I3-member group, advised by Mrs. Marjorie Bortz is responsible for printing the weekly RHS newspaper, writing the stories, thinking up headlines, past- ing up the pages, and making dead- lines. But this group firmly believes in the old saying that all move and no play makes Jack a dull boy. On their dead days when nothing is to be done. the staff enjoys having banana OFF THE PRESS split parties, potlucks, or simply sit- ting around gossiping about various happenings. This year's staff is very special as they get along so well. Mrs. Bortz describing it as a remark- able blend of personality types. This year's editors were Chris Efty- chiou, Audrey Brown, and Judy McGinley. 's Tale f Hi in I L A G T . e li? .2 Q l . 1 Y bi 'Q X0 QE .SQ 'Sift k g Rf J L fi? rx Members ofthe Panther's Tale were: Top row: Mary Janecky, Audrey Brown. Judy McGinley. Carol Yin. Middle row: Suzanne Vaughl, Melinda Benavidez, Mrs. Marjorie Bortz, Ilda Jimenez, Keisha Soliz. Bottom row: Chad Grover, Mike Eftychiou, and Mike Jarrard. Panther's Tale! I GIVE FOR DEDICATIO Unity and dedication is what made this years J.V. team. Cheering at football and basketball games is what made the year exciting and worthwhile for all seven girls. Captain Nicole Phenning replied We at the first of the year had some ups and downs. but at the end of the year we pulled together. Being a cheerleader to some can be a girl's dream but ask any of the J.V. cheerleaders and they'll tell you its not all fun and games, its plenty of hard work. Getting the crowds attention is what makes the cheerleaders proud to represent Rosemead. Sportsmanship, poise and personality are just a few things that made up Frosh! Soph cheer. Their dedication was proven in their excellent performances. Whether its cheering for the team or just working hard for competition, Frosh!Soph always gave their all to promote spirit for RHS. Hz fy, ww, We AW V Members of the Junior Varsity Cheer were: Top Row, Nicole Pfenning, Yvette Salazar, Kathleen Marte Bottom Row: Pricilla Lingoria, Heather Cantrell, Vickie Canzoneri, and Marni Gomez. ' 4 N 'I Members of the Frosh!Soph Cheer were: Top Row: Sylvia Zendejas. Bottom Row: 3 Shelley Rander, Tisha Orban, Shawna Ortiz. and Cindi Caballero. 78!Cheer I. Cheerleaders show enthusiasm while trying to keep in step. Nx! .7 HEERLE DER RDUSE E THLISIASM V. With lots of hard work and practice. the Rosemead Varsity Cheerleaders were full of spirit. Going to camp made this year a lot easier, with learning new routines and becom- ing close to teamates. The annual Big R assembly proved to be very successful because students partici- pated in events. Varsity Cheer and Patty Panther CYumi Watanabej made this year very rewarding by going to competition at various schools. Cheer also does extra ac- tivities, such as car washes and can- dy sales. Despite of all the hard work they put in, all nine girls agree that cheerleading is an experience they wouldn't want to miss on. When the crowd cheers along rais- ing the spirit high. the Rosemead Varsity Cheer realized how proud they were to keep the Panther spirit alive. Members of the Varsity Cheer were: Patty Panther Yumi Watanabe, Second Row: Robyn Strauss. Antoinette Bourgel. Rosalee Villalobos. Penny Marquis. Stacy Robinsin. Third Row: Lillie Ruvalcava, Susie ,lanecky and Noel Huacuia I caught the loose Panther. ls this a Pep Rally or what? Varsity Cheer And Patty Panther! PIRIT GROUPS DEVOTE TIME The Rosemead High Tall Flags team marched proud through many competi- tions. Led by captain Linda Gonzales, they did very well. placing Ist at Rowland Heights and also at Lester Oaks. At the prestigious West Arcadia Band Review, they placed 3rd out of I7 tall flags teams, with their precision marching. The tall flag team continued improving and their dedi- cation to working hard was shown by their placings in competition. Being a Songleader to some is a girls dream. but ask any of the songleaders and they'll tell you its not all fun and glamour. Before school even started for some, the song- Ieaders have already spent half their sum- mer vacation practicing. Led by their cap- tain Kerri Brown, they are kept busy practic- ing for games, pep rallies and competitions. The song squad was also a part of the tall flag unit during the parades their hard work was appreciated by the Rosemead Tall Flag unit. Members of Song were: Top Row, Laura LaPiana, llda Jimenez. Angela LaFazia. Kerri Brown, Judy McGinley. Middle Row: Gladys Maldonado, Lisa Espinoza, Wendy Wagner, Lisa Alvarado. Bottom Row: Peggy Scott. 80!Band Ranks Members of Tall Flags were: Top Row: Linda Gonzales. Bottom Row. Veronica Cristillo. Lisa Miller. Jill Ramirez, Tina Bouchard, and Terry Crucis. Say Cheese. me X lib fr A! 'l f' 5 J' 5.3 I i L Q5 ' . .A S ' ' 5 I ' 1 o e e or I :'W izi F ilLi'g mi'A'L , i F- , r r r e , 5 'ds Q. g. iw - .N I ' I ,gf ,M mfg: Q e 8 5 . L , fun-,, . rg A, M5 x X1 M IVTHYSQ Nan: assi? , r ww hawks.. Knslln Kolchnlk Members of the Banner Team were: Twirler Armandariz. Rosario Delgadillo. Jacquie Delgado. and Beatrice Reslrepo. Elena Correa. Esther Manriquez. Vida Ong. Liliana Reynoso. 'Pam Band Ranks! 82!Band ANTHER BAN U ITY AND H RD WQRK WIN AWARDS The band is deservedly one of the most prestigious groups on campus. Dedication and practice are prerequisites. constantly active, the band promotes spirit at Pep Rallies, football games, and basketball games. They perform in the annual Christmas Concert, for which they me- ticulously prepare, refine, and perfect. The band has won many awards at parades and band reviews, This year's talented group competed at Rowland Heights placing first, while the Auxilliary Ranks placed first. The band also competed at Lester Oaks placing first, and the Tall Flags also placed first. The band also competes at National City. As always. one of the band highlights was competing in the prestigious West Arcadia Band Review. The band director is Mr. John Hensley. Mrs. Lanita Buck is the behind the scenes, everpatient Band Mother. Because its members spend much time together, the group is closely knit. Hours of practice, hard work, and fun unite the group. providing a wonderful experience for all involved. Members of the Panther Band were: First Row: Vida Ong, Elena Correa. Jacquie Delgado. Pam Armendariz, Liliana Reynosa. Esther Manriquez. Beatriz Restrepo. Rosario Delgadillo. Second Row: Alma Trujillo. John Quintanilla, Lynne Stover, Sandra Bautista, Vince De La Cruz. Evelyn Ramirez. Third Row: Kristin Kotchnik, Wednesday Guerrero, Jane Kim, Alina Rico. Gilbert Flores. Carol Yin, Audrey Brown, Kim Stover, Erin Brown, David Stonecypher. Geraldo Perez, Rhodelyn Galera, Tina Ma. Fourth Row: Wendy Wagner, Lisa Espinoza. Joana Chang, Greg Lyles. Yiu Man Tam, Alberto Reano, Alvin Penner. Shawn Morton, Yvonne Perez. Royce Campomanes, Lisa Alvarado. Gladys Maldonado. Fifth Rowx llda Jimenez. Kerri Brown. Luke Lumiqued, Stacy Britt, Bill Zylla. Ed Matzen, Alfonso Arteaga, Rodney Bailey. Jorge Ancona, Lisa Miller. Linda Gonzales. Sixth Row: Angela La Fazia. Laura La Piana. Justin Garcia. Brian Kingan, Armondo Mendoza, Jacinto Barrios. German Perez. Armondo Cardenas, Veronica Cristillo, Tina Bouchard. Seventh Row: Peggy Scott, Judy Mc Ginley. Isaias Centeno, Brian Pendleton. Mike McDonald, Chris Eftychiou, John Adkins, David Breen. Jill Ramirez. and Terry Crucis. F Members of the Executive Board were: Top Row: Wednesday Guerro, Linda Gonzales, Liliana Reynoso, John Adkins, Christina Ma, Chris Eftychiou. Brian Pendleton, Kerri Brown. and Kristin 'dx Kotchnik. Bottom Rowt Rhodelyn Galera, Greg Lyles. Royce Campomanes, Alberto Reano. In The Rosemead Band takes a break at the Blg R Audrey Brown, and llda Jimenez. 'a 5 Dr. Irvine speaks and everyone listens. Rosemead Banner team smiles for the camera. Kerri Brown proudly cheers at a football game Band! SPORTS V-wllfs XKL' 'we' 84!Sporls D.P. H 1 1 L 6 E K 0 . Y Q .Q rg, 'i is .ai ood-f lu U W iss J :H Wdialhwfifd-,1f.sx1 sf. f Spqrts 0.154 VARSITY FCCTBALI. A VANCES T0 THE PL YOFF Playing an extremely tough preseason schedule, the Varsity started the season with a one win four loss preleague record. How tough the preseason schedule was became apparent as all of the teams played became highly ranked in their conferences or advanced to the playoffs. As the campaign progressed the team had been ad- justing players into different positions and had steadily improved its defense. Defense was to play an important role in Mission Valley league competition. Despite losing a hard fought I0 to 0 loss to Arroyo, the team had realized that it could do well in its remaining league games. The team had three successive league wins starting with a win over EI Monte which wasn't decided until the closing seconds. The Panthers proved to be tough playing before Homecoming Games as they spoiled both Mountain View and Duarte's Home- comings. The win over Duane was important in that Duane was the league's first place team. Playing well, the defense had a string of seven scoreless quarters while containing Duarte, who up to that time, had led the league in scoring. The last league game proved to be disappointing as Rosemead fell to Mark Keppel. A win would have enabled them to be co-champs while the loss placed the team as the league's second place finisher in the CIF playoffs. The Panthers played a very young team made up of a number of juniors and sophomores starters. The traditionally tough defense highlighted this l985 season. The captains of the team were Henry Chavez, James Banuelos, and John Bush. Z3 Q-X Members of the Varsity Football team were: Sixth Row: Jason Kerr, Robbie Gochicoa, Henry Chavez, Wallace Gonzalez, Richard Medley, Paul Lacas. Sean Moore, Chris Brooks, Bobby Raygoza. Fifth Row: Joey Totsis, Sammy Medina, Jorge Hernandez, Ron Kelley, Frank Espinoza, Bennet Lim, Sebastian Reyes, Todd Graydon. Fourth Row: John Bush, Tim King, Steve Kingan. Peter Manino, Juan Burriola, Marcus Crunk, Robert I, Defense talks strategy. 36fVarslty Football H-.f Garcia, Frank Salgado. Third Row: George Angulo, Eddie Lopez, Coach Pete Swanberg Coach Jim Zant, Coach Jim Hall, Coach John Dunaway, Valente Villalobos. Second Row: James Banuelos, Chris Montoya, Bill Garcia, Gabriel Zuniga, Henry Chia, Ben Narvarez. First Row: Alex Molina, Jesus Sepulveda, Jose Franco, Don Bueno, Chris Espinoza, Guillermo Gonzalez, Robert Cantrell and Gerardo Armendariz. l. James Banuelos and Jason Kerr out for the kill. ' 2. Ain't nobody going to get past usl 3. Don Bueno making a Panther catch. Varsity Football! J. V. FOOTB LL WINS TITLE The J.V. Football team was coached by Mr. Louie Madrigal and Gilbert Adame. For the first time the team practiced with the Varsity team andaplayed their games on Thursdays. The team had an overall record of 8 wins and 2 losses. The team went through the league undefeated to win the Junior Varsity Cham- pionship. The most exciting game of the year came against El Monte when the team was behind I3 to 0. The team came back to beat El Monte I4 to I3 in theirrfirst league game. The toughest game of the year was against Arroyo in which the team viion 6 to O. The Arroyo game was scoreless until the 3rd quarter Rosemead scored. Some of the outstanding players included Mike Martinez whowas the offensive leader. Gerardo Armen- deriz a tough running back, Billy Garcia an outstanding offen- sive lineman and Marcus Crunk who had five touchdowns ref The team was known for it's hard hitting and playing great intensity. Q L Y as N.. .X Y 5 J S1121-.905 2a1'ffs. 455 . a 5537 Aggfsgges y is 5 ,,11 .jf L 'L L E L Gif- ..,..,. iiy. L X y . .. l qs 7 in . , .At L 4? he P -X. if yr. vu A A H, 'YY' it f 'S G'- -'4 C 1 at Q , s Y ff QU I PM .4 'af A . X - X xxx: FRESHMEN FOOTB LL PL Y CLOSE GAMES The Freshmen Football team was coached by Mr. Harlan Mayne. Featuring some talented individuals the team was very competitive. Almost all of the games were to be decided by not more than one or two touchdowns. One of the teams best games occurred against Mountain View when the team won 6 to 0 in an exciting game. Despite a Viking touchdown that was called back the team held on to win. The toughest game of the year occurred against El Monte where trailing I2 to 8 the game ended with Rosemead on El Monte's I0 yard line. Some of the outstanding individuals were Herman Huezo qCaptainJ. who made a number of big plays and Gil .liminez QCaptainj who showed good leadership and athletic ability. Others doing well were Luis Alonzo CCaptainQ, Luis Mendoza, Dennis Estrada, Luis Hernandez. Dan Bonilla and Tony Valdi- via. r ' i .va S 1. 1 Members of Freshmen Football team were: First row: David Zwick. Luke Lumigued. Herman Huezo, Tony Valdivia. Dan Bonilla, Jeremy lopez. Dennis Estrada. David Wearp. Steve Quinones. David Pedroza, Frank Acedo. and Larry Conora. Second row: Coach Harlan Mayne. Chris Salas. Carlos Lopez. Frank Flores. Gil Jiminez. Luis Hernandez. Luis Mendoza, Clill Gordon. Frank Anderson. Ricardo Garza. and Amado Garcia. Third row: Andy Hernandez. Daryl L . In V lwamiya. Joe Chantharath. Steve Bruno. Jose Perez. Servando Perez. Rudy Sanchez, William Watkins. John Hernandez. and George Hernandez. Fourth row: ,sg ,Q ,V u by Mike Duran. Ozzie del Fiero, Sergio Sanchez, Luis Alonzo. Richard Garcia. Jose Muniz. Arturo Vasquez. Jerry Narvarez. Gilbert Flores. and Rocky Agbara. AA a .P ' Q - it Freshmen FoothaIlf89 BQYS CROSS COU TEAM HNISHES size The Boys Varsity cross country team ended the season w record of four wins and two losses. Coached by Jose Marq finished in 2nd place in the tough Mission Valley League col team was consistently ranked highly in both the San Gabrl CIF polls, and featured some outstanding individual runners Mascorro led the Panthers by setting three course recon season, while also finishing lst in the league finals. Veteran also broke the Rosemead course record for seniors. Others c the winning cause included Ramon Perez, Alberto Reano and Ist year runner Jesus Cipres. These runners, in an outs against El Monte, set a new team course record of 8l ' breaking the previous record set in I977. One of the most came in the league finals at Bonelli Park where the team fi place, enabling them to advance into CIF preliminary com showing more than proved that this year's boys cross coul one of the best that Rosemead High School had ever prod The Boys Frosh-Soph cross country team boasted one in recent years with a record of five wins and one loss to capture 2nd place in league competition. The team over El Monte, being led by Freshmen .lose Carrillo Sophomore Gerardo Perez. Members of the Boys Varsity team werex Top Rowx Jesus Cipres, Chris Jimel Angelito Gabriel, and Coach Jose Marquez. Bottom Row! Juan Salgado Dav Reano, Ramon Perez, and Aaron Mascorro. 9O!Cross Country ILS CROSS COU TRY s LEAGUE TITLE rsity cross country team concluded its season by being and in the process upsetting the CIF-ranked number one lin View in a dual meet. Coached by Joanna Gustaveson. s not known for having a really outstanding runner, but. good runners. The Panther girls were able to win the dual mship with their big win for the 7th time in eight years. The g meet of the season came against top ranked Mountain I tough race, the score was tied. causing the tie breaking t into effect. The team with the fastest 6th place finisher e meet. Rosemead. behind Dyanna Soto, won the meet to of the biggest upsets in memory. Running in the league am placed five runners out of the top ten finishers. Medal lded Juniors Maria Gutierrez, Teresa Flores, Sophomores iuerrero. Alina Rico. and Freshman Zulma Rico. All of these med to the All Mission Valley League teams. The girls were 'anked as one of the better teams in the San Gabriel Valley. ous and Gonzalo Delgado Bottom Row Jorge Ancona Huey ly Mark Boys Junior Varsity team were: Top Row: Tony Manfredi. Victor Guzman. I . . 1 . . ierardo Perez. . V g 1 L W ., , . I. T . . A 3, L-Tl 9- .. J' . A . ' . T gf' , 1 g , , .1 T ' I1-4. . W W3 G' ' ' , ' N' .. --fi , .. . - T . ' '--H-'ff-1 site' M Q J ' A . s , , . 'N E 1.-...v...r,.w,fz ...jr :Jw-f 1- 1 , ., ,, 1, ,. 5 , ,, '3w1,vJw'i .4 X X X 1' . gg. fl? f'3fff' ' , ' ' . Members of the Girls Varsity team were: Top Row: Sherill Espir- itu. Maria Gutierrez. Teresa Flores. Cathy Fulgenzi. and Coach Joanna Gustaveson. Bottom Row! Zulma Rico. Alina Rico. Dyanna Soto. and Wednesday Guerrero. Cross Country! OLLEYBALLT VARSITY lMPRovEs Coached by Miss Barbara Robbins the Varsity Volleyball team compiled a six wins twelve loss season. The co-cap- tains of the team werelMicheIIe Lugo and Jenyne Condon who helped the team in competition supporting the players and inspiring leadership. Jen- yne Condon was also the most valu- able blocker. while Michellelugo was an inspiration to the team. The most exciting and toughest game occured against El Monte, when before the homecoming game the team played well. Having many good rallies the team played well but come up short. The team ended up with a four wins and six losses record in the Mission Valley League. glfvifsllyx Volleyball! N !,!' f,w,i,j,,3,, W, 1, - N 1 M . ' TT., v ll em TTTTT rl'.3'i1'M1!' erT'T1 Jul: '. W W l 1 rlrir 9. LE? errf .TTT'r t. I I Members of the Varsity Volleyball were: Top Row: Coach Barbara Robbins. Lia Basile. Jehyne Condon. Judy Ortega. and Martha Hernandez. Bottom Row: Silvia Soto. Elsilie Peredes. Michelle Lugo. Sodida Thaimas. and Rachel Chavez. W Q . ... fa H 4 .. ' is. l I.. ri T W 55.1 . X x I T i fi ' L L ff ' RR 7 Q, V . L . X 3 1 . . - 1. ' Y .fr 'M I LV K K . W, ' kgggiiibiiiias.-zz A - ' ' .gg T .. Q S 'sh- . sf fs. fag sei - -M s 9 1 ......... .,-. A ' .. I l Q .ll .iiv , ii .ai arg an. is 1 . ' , , ' . l e . , 4 A ,..- . g.. I l J Q ling . . . , . LQLL :,,QL . . ' f . . , ff -LLL A H ,Z V.: J f - . . l - v 1.- ms isr.ww-....f:el.f:Q.--1.1 1 eff - 4 1.9.5- Memhers of the Junior Varsity Volleyball were: Top Row: Coach Steven Nichols. Middle Row: Kim Stover. Tracie Mannino. Myra Hernandez. Esther Chin. Sylvia Huerta. Anel Ortega. Bernadette Alxhing, Sarah P.-aslorize. Not Pictured. Bottom Row: Lynne Stover. Jennifer Chen. Kelly Ganger. Karen Yin. Dagmar Mathis. and Cielo Garcia. L l OLLEYBALL Jv's HAVE s WINS The Junior Varsity Volleyball Team was coached by Mr. Steve Nichols. AI- together, the team had a record of eight wins and eleven losses while in league they were four and six. The most exciting game of the season hap- pened against Arroyo where the team was down by one game but recovered to win, a great come from behind vic- tory. The toughest game of the season was against EI Monte where the team lost but only after some close matches. The team had many young players who will help the varsity next year. Some of the outstanding individuals were Dagmar Mathis, Sarah Pastoriza. and Myra Hernandez. .. 1 ' A .. s,.f .',,,,.:. 9 w w w., :KA . Q LM ,, ie . M K' ' 'F EE? 7 fi ,if ' .51 A... , - ' - f - l 1 'ii' . ev f eli s' '--, z, L,.' P' ui fu m e.- as ff -- 'eff A ...I-,.....w,9.,.g..jg.-I - st... mm.s?fws.,..g.7,-f QWQQ., sse. M - is.. as v , 3 iw JV Volleyballf'93 ,.,.- i mf we ,gk N Hwy, wr---QQ -pr .Q F :if if Hr. . .1-M ..4.-ff.vw.,.:::- V 4 x ,mv if Mv- wu YW, -4 in f -bm.. 4 592, 2 x f ' ' ' ' Hai-1 Q N TENN S PLACES THIRD Girls JV Tennis did very well this year. The team consisted of eleven players in which three players alternated between the Varsity and the JV Team. Also, only three returned from last year. The team finished third in league with a five win, three loss record under Coach Peter O. Martinez. Outstanding individuals were the doubles teams of Pam Holding-Stella Wong and Jane Kim-Joy Soriano. The number one singles player. Maria Liu. also contributed to the success of the team. Their match against Mountain View was one of the best. It was a very close game in which our team came out victorious. Coach Martinez was really proud of the team and stated, l'm proud to be the coach of such outstanding players! The team was very cooperative and worked very hard ,, A tcyggthelx to win a lot of matches. The season b-5 YJXOVO Ct w med up by .lane Kim and Joy Soriano Members of the Junior Varsity Tennis Team were. Top Row- Kim Britton, Stella Wong. Pamela Holding, ho bgreed, We all had a little trouble getting Valerie Vasquez. Joy Soriano. and Coach Pete Martinez. Bottom Row- Stephanie Hernandez, Cindy Qbut in the end our hard wgrk and dgtgr- Nakamura. Judith Hernandez. Maria Liu. and bngel Aguirre. Not shown- Jane Kim. mmatlon paid off! l I. Vida shows off her stuff. 3. Uh . . . Coach. wake upl 4. Oh, nol The ball's gonna hit mel 5. Don't fall! 6. Suzanne looks determined to win. 1, Lourdes about to hit an awesome forehand. Girls JV Tennis! UFMZMWOSU Mbdlffimv-!2V'U 9- H 6 Members of the Varsity Wrestling Team were: Bottom Row: Robert Kawanmui, Freddie Gomez, Eddie Wafanabe, Mike Bush. Alan Martinez, Chris Espinoza, Eddie Solis. Middle Row: Art Yepes. Billy Garcia. Don Bueno. Gerado Armen' deriz. Richard Castenada, Marty Kouyoumtiian, Top Row: Eric Espinal, John Bush. Frank Espinoza. Geoff Rios, Joey Totsis, Sammy Medina. Henry Chavez. Rich Medley, and Wallace Gonzalez I. Eric Espinal pins his opponent. 2. Marty Kouyamtjian wins another award 96!Varsity Wrestling I. Eric Espinal tires out his opponent. 2. The wrestling team cheers on Richard Castaneda as he goes to the 3. Rosemead wrestler tries to take down his man. nties Match. E TLERS DGMINATE GLIE Fl A S ity Wrestling team hoped to defend their last years league 1ship as many veteran wrestlers returned. Coached by Mr. adrigal and Mr. Gilbert Adame the team continued the traditions of the past teams. Captains of the team were nuyoumitjian and Eric Espinal. Competing in some tough lals the team consistently placed highly. The team rolled d place finishes at El Toro, while also placing fourth in the n d Tournament of Champions and l0th in the prestigious ed through Mission Valley League competition by large lthough the team was to be defeated by Mark Keppel in mplonshlp duel match the team concentrated on the hamplonshlp Coming through with great performances t of the wrestlers. 7 wrestlers placed lst in their division. second and three third places. All together ll varsity advanced to CIF 3A Finals at Redondo Beach. Coach was very satisfied with the team. He said The team such tough invitationals proved to be invaluable as the I . . l 5 . 5 1 ery hard and accomplished a lot. tirr . 5 5 is 3 Ns, W i A ws ...' 1 M ig 4 n Varsity Wrestling! ! X , -4 ia., 3. Y I' 'a . . WRESTLERS DO WELL I TQURNAMENTS The J.V. Wrestling team was very competi- tive this year. Under Coach Gilbert Adame. they won most of the matches that they entered. In tournament competition, they placed first in the Paramount tournament. first at Buena Park. second in the Mark Keppel tournament, and another first in our very own tournament here at Rosemead which won us six individual tournament champions. The wrestling team worked hard during the summer and competed in several summer league tournaments. This helped the J.V. wrestlers gain valuable ex- perience, which they needed for league competition. Some of the outstanding wres- tlers included Gerardo Armendariz, Joe Totsis, and Adrian Martinez. Gerardo Ar- mendariz said about the season. Overall we had a slow start but we came out strong in the end. Most of the J.V. guys will wres- tle Varsity to defend our CIF champion- ship. I. Andy Sanchez in starting position. .f H 2 2111 R.. Members of the J.V. Wrestling team were: Fourth Row: Joe Totsis. Freddie Gomez. Gilbert Flores. Third Row: Wallace Gonzalez Coach Gilbert Adame Louie Medina, Tisha Orban QStat Girlj. Second Row: Andy Sanchez. Gerardo Armendariz, Chris Espinoza. Chris Salas, Monica Martinez CStat Girly First Row Mario Huizar. Adrian Martinez. Robert Kawamura. and Julio Gutierrez. fJ.V. Wrestling ff.. V- We t - ,IAN i X ef wi. Q M 41- sf' ia , W' s wf .kg ibut.-.. i M 5 1 Gerardo Armendariz attempts to pin his opponent. Adrian Martinez arm goes up in victory. Andy Sanchez in action. Gilbert Flores giving it his all. Brother Louie struggles to get a reverse. J.V. Wrestling! ,Q a, EW COAC GUIDES SOCCER The Varsity Soccer team was coached by Mr. James Taite in his first year at Rosemead. Com- peting in a well rounded league. the team ended the season with five wins ten losses and two ties. In the preseason, the team tied Temple City, I-I in a close thrill- ing game. While in league, the team played many close games. One of the most exciting games of the year was against Mark Keppel, where the team led at halftime only to lose at the end of the game. Some of the outstand- ing players included Jesus Cypres, Gabriel Rocha and Igna- cio lnostros. Coach Taite com- mented, The team worked hard and showed a lot of spirit. E Q' E T . .T - T,-A , Q., TT., Members of the Varsity Soccer team were Top Row Pedro Hernandez Efiat Samara Anival Sevilla Manuel Moreno Robert Fuentes Luis Garcia Guillermo Gonzales Sony Abeyrantne Q Gabriel Rocha. Bottom Row: Cesar Anzoatequi. lgnocio lnostros, Juan Contreras, Jesus Cypresz Shaun Firestone and George Macras ,- it 1 . . 4 F ,L-IH .W I. 'J' 'yi-,,..-,gf H ff .-, x-3. HT! .f 4 V g,, j A, ,f,,fg,t , J 4,1 T 4'1,4'.i 1. c, .H 'A se. Tf, .. ,ft as cw- -1 T W J l00!Varsily Soccer' ' ' ' J ' - .Q TT - ,A . X ff Q T 1' W iii was WA X T Q y M T S gf, A JT- . QM rv ' I ,jd ' -.., K .K T. 1 ,, H -f-W-VM:-au,-,,, , ' V - 1' - In -u,,44.,ma-L..gum Q ff T,,,..,,,TA-.W if ,Q WL X M ' 'S T wx, ffm, --1' A I Q T f ' f , - Le I . - , x A vs , ' my.-,, X ' M i,5gg Q y-.4 ' W , . 4 J' M' ' ffe-'fwfw A- A 4 - .Q J AJJR M J ST if ' T1 , :T , 'f.'uff,,-T yy' ,tv J ' 4 ' vw..:fyw:w.,ai:Lf xl. V N 'W' T -4 TT T T , f. f ,Twwi ,Tw M 1 1. f P. f f ' - L ffatiirj-'r Lx- Wifi!! 'ihn'eH ,Q,f!CJj f T f- ,T v 30415,-.ftp ' E-gvllyvsit f 'V J',,.-.- ' JSF' ' N il .av - XT K , .., N V' x- 'f,,xi,z3'QNQy4' 1.4-' ' 'KW T T , M5,X,,,N.W ff ,,,TwJ1,l,L,A,YL .3 vT,., ,A 4, T . T J J 'l 'WINNIE i T QT. T.T is Q W.. :ke Q 'fi xx Q Qi 0 if t 3 F ' s ,Q T .. V... S. e...s.-mums-nnxs 2 mis ,--Maia ,Q .e.,g,v R Xmas-mewnsxsbe :sxswsts-eww-' Q S -'S Nz Xa QQQQNEN E ., X S J 1 wi t Members of the Junior Varsity Soccer were: Top Row: Peter Sun, Donald Ward. Rocky Agbara, Gerald Medley. Shawn Morton, Julio Rocha, and Coach Earl Anderson. Bottom Row: Roberto Trujillo. Jorge Gonzales. Ricardo Garza. Edward Huezo, Sergio Escobedo. and Rafael Martinez. if Q ui JV Soccer! I' 'v VARSITY STUNS LE GUE CH MPS The Varsity basketball team started the season opti- mistically with a number of key players returning. The team was much improved over last season, as demon- strated by their first tournament championship, the Flintridge Prep Tournament, in IO years. During Mis- sion Valley League competition, the team lost a few key games by close scores. Rosemead was the only team to defeat the league champions, Mountain View High School, both times in which they met. In the first meeting of the year against Mountain View, the game ended in overtime which Rosemead won by the slim score of 56-55. They also defeated arch-rival Arroyo High School in both meetings - a feat unaccom- N, plished in over 20 years. The varsity team was ranked as high as Sth in the San Gabriel Valley by the San Gabriel Valley Tribune. Their record of I2 wins and 9 losses was the best record for a Rosemead team in recent years. Some of the outstanding individuals in- cluded junior Mike McDonald, who led the West Val- ley in scoring, and Mike Fromme, who was also 6th in scoring. Starting guard Larry Samarzich ranked among the top five in the Valley all year for assists. 'ffl I. What a time for a charley horse! Members of the Varsity basketball team were: Top Row: Larry Samarzich, Sebastian Reyes, Rick Devito. Richard 2- Mike MCDOHBM S025 for IWO- McDonough. Paul Hernandez, Mike McDonald, Daniel Montes, Jimmy Chen. Mike Fromme, Aldren Soliman, and George Angulo. Bottom Row: Andy Dela Rosa, Coach Steven Nichols. and David Pando. IO2!Varsity Basketball 'Nw BASKETB LL WI LEAGUE TITLE The Rosemead High School Junior Varsity basketball team continued its winning tradition by capturing the league title for the second year in a row. Under the guidance of second year coach Mr. Tad Douglas. the team amassed an overall record of I5 wins and 5 losses. including a league record of 9 wins and only one loss. Probably the team's toughest and most exciting game came against the Duarte Falcons. Everything was at stake, for the victor of the game would be the Mission Valley League champ. lt proved to be the exciting game it was expected to be. as both teams fought it out in a see-saw-type battle with neither team leading by more than four points. At the game's conclusion, Rosemead came out on top by a score of 75 to 62. A few of the outstanding players throughout the season were Miguel Flores, Albert Rodriguez. Walid Ashranfid. and Rick Busch. I. Reach high for your goals. 2. Despite the other team's defense. Rosemead doesn't fail to score. Members of the Junior Varsity basketball team were: Top Row: Carlos Sandoval, Albert Rodriguez, Rick Busch, Walid Ashran- fid. Alfredo Ponce. Josue Rodriguez, Vince Flores, and Coach Tad Douglas. Bottom Row: Mario Ramos, Miguel Flores. Ismael Flores, and Jeff Frisk. I' '0 ,l.V. Basketball! SOPHOMORES WI LE GUE CHAMPIONSHIP The sophomore basketball team had it's high- est finish in over ten years, as they won the Mission Valley League championship. Coached by Mr. Gilbert Jimenez, the team had an overall record of nine wins and seven losses. Some of the outstanding players in- cluded Carlos Lopes, Gil Jimenez, Anthony Flores, and Mike Samarazich. Among all of their exciting games was the game against Arroyo High School in the sec- ond round. The fact that two starters were missing didn't help the team. Although only two minutes were remaining in the fourth quarter and Rosemead was down by seven. they were able to tie and go into overtime. The Panthers, though, came out victorious by five points. This game was the toughest and most exciting the sophomore basketball team has played during this year. The captains of the team were Gil Jimenez and Carlos Lopes. I. Dude. don't touch him he's got kooties! 2. You do the funky chicken like this. 'ms X Members of the sophomore basketball team were: Top row Mike Samarazich. David Thi, Tom Diep, Jimmy Heflin Xavier Cardenas Anthon Flores Dann Godo and Coach Gilbert Jimenez. Bottom row: David ' ' Y - Y Y' Saucedo, Huy Tang, Thomas Chang. Gil Jimenez, and Carlos Lopes. I 04fSoph Basketball FRDSH TE M PLAC S THIRD Mr. Mark Krajnik and Mr. Mike Harding coached this year's frosh basketball team. The team had a great season as they placed third in the Mission Valley League stand- ings. The team's overall record was 8 wins and IO losses. While in league, they had a 6 win and 4 loss record. The captains of the team were Quyen Thai and Lam Duong. Some outstanding players included both the team captains and Jeremy Lopez on defense and Cuong Tham on offense. The 4-point loss to Arroyo was one of their toughest games as the team played well in a losing cause. Their most exciting game was against Duarte. Tied with a minute to go, the Panthers were able to defeat Duarte with an excit- ing finish. I. Miguel Flores shows his skill. 2. lt came from outer space , . . 3. Looks like a foul to me. S Members of the Frosh Basketball team were: Top Row. Jeff Soriano, Jerry Sarmiento, Alfredo Breceda. Quyen Thai. Jose Carrillo. Sammy Lim. Benji Guinto. Saul Sanchez, Jeremy Lopez, Lam Duong, Peter Ngo, George Munoz, Bill Zylla, James Hsien, Cuong Tham. Bottom Row: Kien Phan, Coach Mike Harding, Coach Mark 4 Krainik, Arseen Soliman. ws- N.. Q' 'a Frosh Basketball! GIRLS BASKETB LL TE M FINISHE FOURTH Coached by Miss Kimber Sullivan, the girls Varsity Bas- ketball team had a competitive year compiling a IO win, I2 loss season record. In a tough league they recorded a five win and a five loss record for a fourth place finish with an almost all underclass team. Coach Sullivan com- mented: They were a very exciting team this year. The girls were competitive in every game and produced the best record of the past five years. Undoubtedly, the most exciting game of the year was the overtime win over defending league champs Mark Keppel. Another close game was against Bassett, where after a close game the outcome was determined in the last five seconds. Some of the most outstanding individuals for the team were: Wendy Wagner, Tracy Koe, and Trishell Young. Members of the Girls Varsity Basketball team were: Top Row: Miss Kimber Sullivan. Trishell Young, Michelle Lugo, Sally Hines, Bernadette Ahhing. and Angela LaFazia. Bottom Row: Jackie Rodriguez. Tracy Koe, Wendy Wagner. and Diana Ababon. S N Q N SES, g ,X is we S I. Michelle Lugo goes for a block. 2. Rosemead team watches with excitement! lO6 !GirIs Varsity Basketball 5? si iii NKT 1, If , 1 x , NN L77 ASKETB LL PLAC S THIRD I LEAGUE Coached by Miss Barbara Robbins, the girls Junior Varsity Basketball team finished a fine season coming in third place in League competition. The overall record was five wins and five losses in league, which was a big improve- ment over their preseason record. The most exciting game of the season was against Duarte. where Rosemead won in the final seconds, 4I to 40. Some of the most outstanding individuals were Center Martha Hernandez and Guard Nancy Rodriguez. The most improved player of the team was Lea Basil. Members of the Girls Junior Varsity Basketball team were: Top Row: Tracy Mannino, Elsilie Paredes. Nancy Rodriguez, Lea Basil, Martha Hernandez, Sylvia Huerta. Kim Alenbough. Myra Hernandez, Tina Moreno, and Miss Barbara Robbins. Not pic- tured Melinda Rodriguez. l. Wendy Wagner tries for a basket. 2. Angela LaFazia battles for a rebound. 'Rx -J xi x . X at N Y, X X Qu? ' HT .ix l P X u 'Q - N . ' N Bi '- f V Y, X X XXX X I Rv 3 lx X X 1 l'urX.X lip X-,X , ' a --X ' 3 in I ' Girls J.V. Basketball! Members of Varsity Track were: Top rowz Victor Venegas, Art Tan, Kea Day Phoa, Jose Franco. Jimmy Chen, Bruce Winfrey, Marcus Crunk, Robert Cantrell. Jorge Hernandez. Chris Latham. Middle row: Mike McDonald, Ricky Villacorte, Juan Salgado, Chris Jimenez, David Avalos, Aaron Mascorro. Vince Hernan- dez. Bottom row: John Demosthenous. Julio Gutierrez, David Lopez. and Ramon Perez. IUSLNCKU M, ,,,. ai WV? nip :Jen 2.:r vi -4 -. o'5'4 23: 3, - EN W3 gFm ERE? 02:3 n'2. rm: :svn -1 535 3-0 -.! w :: Q, 'E O 2. . : Ui ru U' Q 1: : 9 lO8!Boy's Track fax. -N , .., f- -Ar -e wfawssasw' 11-itifmw' wa-W-as-dl .NF BDYS TRACK DEFEATS EL M0 TE AND TEMPLE ITY The Varsity Boy's Track Team was off to its fastest start in IO years. Going into the 2nd league meet. the team had recorded wins over Pioneer, Temple City, and El Monte. The team's only loss came against Pius X in which a number of the distance runners did not participate. The team's medley relay team was undefeated in competition as they broke a number of meet records. Some of the outstanding indivi- duals were Chris Jimenez, Aaron Mascorro. and Ramon Perez in the distances. While others doing well were: Ricky Villacorte in the sprints, Juan Salgado in the 440 and up, Chris Latham and Marcus Crunk in the hurdles, Mike Mc- Donald in the high jump. Art Tan and Kea Phoa Day in the jumps, Jose Franco in the weights, and David Avalos in the pole vaults. Juan Salgado said this about the team, I thought track was fun and rewarding. Our success was more than we expected. The Frosh-Soph team had a number of outstanding indivi- duals. Marcus Crunk and Ramon Perez ran in the Varsity division but when running against other sophomores did extremely well. The Frosh-Soph team had one of their best team records in a number of years. Some outstanding indivi- duals were Chris Espinoza, Don Bueno and Ben Guinto in the sprints while Henry Ngo and Ben Team did well in the jumps. Mike Utley, Sean Moore and Robert Mendoza also did well in the hurdles. Marcus Crunk said this about the team. This was my first year on track. l had a good time and l learned a lot. I. Rosemead runners beating out El Monte. 2. The things some people do to get over a mud puddle. 3. Ben tries to impersonate Christopher Reeves. 4. Life is full of many obstacles. M, - in 1 if A ' r Members of,l.V. Track were: Top row: Sean Moore, Mike Lltley, Danny Briones, Robert Mendoza, David Masch- meyer. Chris Espinoza, David Wearp. Jorge Ancona. Middle row, Ben Guinto, Luke Lumiqued, Don Bueno. Rocky Agabara, Bill Zylla, Vince Delacruz. Peter Sun, Bottom row, Gerardo Perez. Steve Quinones, Roberto Godinez, Juan Contreras, David Zwick, and Henry Ngo. I' '0 Boy's Track! in jlgnisif, snivut :fistula Ulliffio we ., V I Y , PFW- it -'Si fi - -Q i I . ,A.. .L,L . . Q. K 5---rd ,U .Mrs eee. 4 Members of the Girls Junior Varsity Track team were: Top Row: Shannon Arrighi, Stacy Endo, Rachel Chavez. Anna Duran, Alma Truiillo. Linda Hines, Marianela Ortega. Kim Britton. and Maricela Garcia. Bottom Row: Lupe Hinoios. Martha Guzman. Aurora Guzman. Anna Daykin. Maria Ra- mirez, Laura Bautista. and Jennifer Chien. Kinda Y.. g .au fwf . vsuuo marinus ez I, One puff more puff Iaplll 2. What's that hurdle doing there? 3. Getting in my way. that's whatl 4. Faculty warming up for the IOO yard dash. 5. Rosemead runners go for the victory. 6. This is the way you run: left leg. right leg. left, right, left. right . . . get it? I lO!Girls Track rr rad vm. 215111 Rico. Wednesday Guerrero. and Michele Lugo. wwmm of the Girls Varsity Track team were: Top Row: Marlene Rabanes, Jhovana Santana. Sally Hines, Nancy Ho. Hernandez, Eleanor Pasos. and Paula Urquidi. Middle Row: Shalom Ortiz, Blanca Galarza. Royce Campo- Wm Sherrill Espiritu. Vadra Watkins. and Donna Chung. Bottom Row: Dyanna Soto, Teresa Flores, Zulma Rico. GIRLS TRACK TQUGH IN DISTANCEXWEIGHTS The Girls track teams had the largest turnout in over three years. The teams featured some outstanding individuals, particularly in the distances, hurdles, shotput, and discus. The team was composed of many underclassmen who could be in contention for the league championship next year. Some of the out- standing individuals on the Varsity team in- cluded Wednesday Guerrero and Alina Rico in the distances, Maria Gutierrez in the half mile, Dyanna Soto in the hurdles. Sally Hines and Bernadette Ahhing in the shotput and discus. and Martha Hernandez in the high jump. The team lost the opening league meet to El Monte, but its distance medley relay team placed third at the East Los Angeles Invitational. Some of the coaches included Mr. Jim Zant in the sprints, Mr. Jose Marquez in the distances, Mr. Mark Krajnik in the hurdles, and Mr. Steve Nichols in the jumps. while Mr. Harlan Mayne helped with the shotput and discuss. Throughout the season, a strong feeling of comraderie developed among the athletes. Donna Chung remarked, Track was a new and fun experience. Even though it was my first year out, everyone made me feel welcome and gave me a lot of support. M ap V tif., l. ,V ' Girls Trackfl I I VARSITY TENN S TRIE FOR TITLE I I2!Boys Varsity Tennis Members of the Boys Varsity Tennis team included: Top Row: Andrea Wiedner, Ana Llorena, Gabriel Rocha, James Evans. Eddie Hernandez, Kevin Leung, Katherine Sales, and Coach Danny Martinez. Bottom Row: John Issa, John Quintinilla, Sam Ly, Jason Kieng, and Angelito Gabriel. X, 6,539 AO GM Q1 QV QQ Ubi? XOQCVVXKSXJJXCXQDCDK ,251 I QU Q X GV 0 W A egfmcoifggxww W U 59 C031 Jo Q7 V Q Q We QV Sw ef F fy N675 51 559 Eqgigp Q1 VX uded. Top Row. Coach Peter own, Ceasar Anzoatequl, and Carlos Lopez. Bottom . Tennis! Q 1 I . ' .Af - fy 'if !.f A J - 1 . XXI ,, I Z? .yn , . I ' 1 I 'll 1 1 ' f ' . y If 1 ' will y A l f KL ' y R, ffl' VJ ll dy' 'mf y .' l:,f4' yy i f . lj mf -Vgjjl' 1. . ' I: L' l . - . K X X ylj ,f ff! Z X , af , f A 1 t, :' A li . f I 7,1 'fly' .f i' i f,l.f1' ' .f:fY' f jg' . ,,,ff ' fx M' V A jj ,J W , ' 1 Alf ff if If 'Ki f , J 1 1 L ' 1 ,f Af' M .. Zll3f 'il X . V V i l'!l i l fx - Agfjlftf ly' ..., X ,. . .f 5 ' ,ff 'F . . 1, ' I-il R ff, .2 ' . ARSITY H 1.424 . - I 1 ,Y-'ffl r, ' Q 1' so FT BA LL M ' i l l. Diana Ababon can balance the softball on the bat for two whole minutes! 2. Stacy Robinson pitches a slow ball. ll4fGirl's Varsity Softball Members of the Girl's Varsity Softball Team were: Top row: Karen Holsworth, Kim Alenbough. Stacy Robinson. Yvonne Hernandez. Edith Lucero. and Coach Barb Robbins. Middle row: Diana Ababon. Tracie Mannino. Nancy Rodriguez. and Melinda Rodriguez. Bottom row: Colleen Eaton and Dagmar Mathis AA. , ..- l A . Members of the Grrl s Junror Varslty Softball team were 'lop row Tonr Chardez Aracellr lovar Srlvra Huerta Bernadette Ahrng Lra Basrle Myra Hernandez and Coach Joan Robbrns Mrddle row Laura Avrla Dena Gallegos Krm Stover Becky Freund and Sara Pastorrza Bottom row Irene Chavez Gabby Urrbe and Lucy Barrros What s so funny?? Dagmar Mathrs gets ready to catch the ball Bernadette Ahrng shows her muscles Grrl s J V Softball! VARSITY BASEBALL STARTS OFF AS Rosemead's Varsity Baseball team. coached for its sec- ond year by Mr. Tad Douglas, started the season off with a strong start. At the time of this writing, the team's record was six wins and only one loss. The most exciting game, so far. was against Mountain View. Rosemead finally won by a score of 3-2 in the eighth inning. Other wins were recorded over Duarte, La Puente and twice over Pioneer. Some of the outstanding players included Julian Salazar, pitcher-shortstop: Jaime Varela, pitcher- second base: George Angulo, shortstop: Dan Tate at third base: and Chris Brooks as catcher. Many of the players from last year's playoff team QRosemead's First appearance in the playoffs in six yearsj returned to help make this team a league contender for the champoin- ships. Coach Tad Douglas commented. With a little luck mixed in with our strong pitching and defense I see no reason why we can't bring a championship to RHS. Halfway through the first round the team was in a three way tie for first place. I. Julian Salazar doing some fancy footwork. 2. Oh. dah. like whose got the ball? 3. Rosemead players playing some hard defense. l.. - 5 . . ga as I I 6!Varsity Baseball 56 Nr if fn 6-L' M Members of the Varsity Baseball team were: Top Row: Coach Tad Douglas. Chris Brooks, Steve Mendoza, Jason Kerr. Middle Row: Todd Graydon. George Angulo, Alex Valenzuela. Steve Nugent. Rob Gochigoa. Bottom Row: Jaime Varela. Dan Tate, Julian Salazar, and Frank Salgado. Not pictured were: Wallace Gonzales. and Fidel Perez. il . 44 l. Chris Brooks behind the plate. 2. Frank Salgado coming home to score a run. .N .qw ,Q i M, ' f K , .Www .. 'I L ' s Varsity Baseball! O' 'a .IV BASEBALL WINS FI E OUT OF FIRST SIX I think we have the potential of being towards the top of the league standings and maybe even taking the championship. commented J,V. player Mario Ramos. With such enthusi- asm the J.V. Baseball started this season with a record of 5 wins and I loss. The loss to Arroyo was their first of the season, but that didn't seem to dampen their spirits. The Panthers went on to defeat the Mountain View by a score of 7 to 2. Some of the outstanding players were Pitcher Mike Martinez. centerfielder Da- vid Duarte, and shortstop Andy Sanchez. Members of the J.V. Baseball Team were: Top row: Coach Gilbert Adame. Jim Heflin, Mike Martinez, Ruben Cardenas. Mark Valdez, Craig Gill, Coach Jim Erwin. Middle row: Luis Muro, Jeff Frisk, Danny Goo- doy, David Duarte, Greg Wasilewski, Ralph Bustillos. Bottom row: Mario Ramos, Ismael Flores, Andy San- chez. Ricky Hernandez. Efren Benites. Qt I- Coach Adame talks with players abou strategy. l 1 Ismael Flores shows his batting ability. I l8!J V Baseball FROSH TE M POTENTI L SHOWS I think the team is very inexperienced and could use alot of work to be in the race for first, second or third. comment- ed Coach Danny Del Castillo. One of the most exciting games was the first game of the season against Bosco Tech. The team won I3 to 4 which gave the team more confidence. The season record at this time was I win 2 losses I tie. Some of the outstanding players included Greg I Regalado and Gabriel Carrillo. With a little work the freshmen Baseball team could do well in playings. X M I is.. .y A M , ,.t.. 1 QE - s Q- 1t+ 9-sw-sw --'+ vm' 'T' K' - - :ss J' ' -- -. 5.52515 'f 1 -.5 e --1 .W x I ..., , , , , . I. Freshmen Player shows us his techniques in batting. 2. Pitcher Sammy Lim shows his ability in pitching. ami V V' nu df V2 -A WJ lf' me www VC. qvwfm R1rw f 2 wc? -' --f -- gg., 0 f iuwk 35 n.w4? ' inf? PQI Members of the Freshmen Baseball Team: Top row: Scott Landes. Eric Burgess, Sammy Lim, Alfredo Breceda, Jerry Sarmiento, Coach Danny Del Castillo. Middle row. Hector Vasquez. Mark Goodman. Luis Alonzo. Gabriel Carrillo. Oscar Garcia. Randy Guitron. Bottom row: Ricardo Huizar. Greg Regalado, Coach Leonard Gutierez, Not Shown. Freshmen Baseball! B DMI TO CO TE TIO FDR LE GUE TITLE Varsity Badminton Coach Adrian Rodrigues remarked that this year's team is strong and has a very good chance of winning the league title. With a present league record of three wins and one loss, they may very well do so. Led by two outstanding singles play- ers, .lenyne Condon and Yiuman Tam, the varsity team finished preleague competition with a winning record. One of their most exciting games occurred against Alhambra High School. The two teams played closely, causing a tie to result in the overall score until the very last match. In this, the mixed doubles match, Rosemead prevailed and clinched the victory. The Junior Varsity Badminton team started the season very successfully, winning seven games and losing only one. The team hopes to continue to do well in league competition. In an exciting game against Mountain View High School, the score was seven to nine with Rosemead behind. The Panther's three mixed doubles teams proceeded to win their matches and, thus, gained the overall victory for Rosemead. Some of the outstanding individuals included Joe Chantharath, Amy Nguyen, Raquel Villanueva, and Sin Cheng. I. Tina Ma concentrates on hitting the bird. 2. Louis hits a winner. 3. Badminton is fun!! 4. She stoops to conquer! w L Members of the Varsity Badminton team were: Top Row: Coach Adrian Rodrigues, Gilbert Trinh. Yiuman Tam. Louis Nguyen, Nien Tram. and .ludy Solis. Bottom Row. Lillie Ruvalcaba. Jenyne Condon, Christina Ma, Carol Yin. Rhodelyn Galera. and Gina Ortiz. l20!Varsity Badminton Members of the Junior Varsity Badminton team were: Top Row. Khanh Bui, Stanley Leong. Joe Chantharath, Huy Tang, Sin Cheng, Yusuf Nasir. Jason Lam. Lai Chong, and Coach Miss Linda Hill. Middle Row: Walter Tang, Oanh Nguyen. Stephanie Hoang. Maria Ramirez. Woon Lee, and Kojiin Lai, Bottom Row: Diana Lam, My Nguyen. Raquel Villanueva, Kathy Howell. and Yolanda Barrientos. l- Yusuf demonstrates his badminton form. 1 Amy drives the bird. 3- Panther player stretches for a backhand. J.V. Badminton! ACTIVITIES 1' L,-v Activities! Thesplans Present nd Then There Were None On Thursday, November IS, l985, the Rosemead Thespians presented Agatha Christies' And Then There Were None for their annual produc- tion in the Auditorium. The plot concerns an old man who owns a mansion on an island some- where off the coast of Devon, England. The man has invited ten people to be guests at his home for the weekend. Surprisingly, however, none of them can recall ever having met him before, nor do they ever see him during the course of their stay! But no matter, they are enjoying their holi- day -or so they think. Enjoyment turns into ter- ror when the guests begin dying one by one, each in a horribly gruesome manner, until only two are left - each suspecting the other of mass homicide. l- My gosh, is she dead? 2- Hey. What's Happening? 3- Please leave can't you see l have two girls with me. I 24!Thesp ns Presents K hail.:--1. an -1, .anna f f' ,LW Q ' 'E 1 x e fs 45 a s 9 2 I. Hey baby. how about a date? 2. You mean I have to read this line, how disgusting. 3. This is boring, isn't it. Thespians Presents! BOC!!! IT H LLGWEE Trick or treat smell my feet, give me something good to eat! What a fun way to welcome in the Halloween spirit! Espe- cially at Rosemead, where students got a chance to expand their creative minds by Q ' is my dresing in outrageous outfits. Some peo- ple dressed up but weren't recognized as being dressed up! But, on the lighter side of things: many dressed in funtime Hal- Ioween attire! Some good-spirited stu- dents paraded around campus receiving whistles and gestures. But everyone had a taste of fame during lunchtime where the annual Halloween parade was held at Panther's Square. Winners included! Herb QRichard Beserraj, a parrot QAlfonso Arteagaj, and the Hawaiian Punch Box CAlberto Reanoj. Thank God the Madon' na wanna-B's didn't win! I26!HaIloween li , . Don't we look cute? Beware of the Ninial WHAT IS IT?l?l King Kong returns with his monkeys. Lorena DeAnda and Michelle Lugo are ready to trick or treat! Guess who's really normal? Polly want a cracker? 8 l should get a job! 9 Students go back in time. IO Seniors show itheir Halloween spirit! af' A 1 f 1 . ,x .K P , K A l X X, N X' u ,x f ki at , l ,lil I -I Halloween! GIRLS LEAGUE PRESENTS TOGETHER AS 0 E' Girls League held their annual Backwards Dance on No- vember 27th. The theme was Together As One and it was held in the Rosemead gym. The night was full of ioy and excitement with everyone dancing the night away with the music played by the band Time Warp. Dancing was not the only activity that evening.CoupIes found walking around the dance floor not holding hands were thrown in jail while Mr. Jan Herzog and Mr. Monk Smith were in charge of marrying couples. There were also hearts on the walls with couples names printed on the hearts. The Dance was at- tended by nearly I75 couples and as the evening got close to an end, senior Alan Martinez was announded our I985- 86 Backwards Dance King. Q IUC-PRIIIDO o , l. King. Alan Martinez is crowned. 2. Ha. Ha. Ha, my mom thinks l'm at the library. 3- Rappin' Beatrice. 4. American Band Stand Hopefuls I 28!Backwards Dance -'Q -41.57, as Check out our socks Dancing the night away. Together As One What's the gossip about? Becky waits for marriage license. Backwards Dance! 'TIS THE sEAsoN 1985 CHRI TMAS ASSEMBLY On December I9th the Music Department's Christmas Assemblies and Concert were held. Mr. John Hensley directed the Panther Band, and Mr. Larry Callaham di- rected the A Capella Choir, Music Company and auxil- liary groups. The Choir was accompanied by Joanne Chang, and several songs were choreographed by Mi- guel Alejandre. The many solos and duets were sung by David Avalos, Richard Beserra, Frank Cruz, Chris Larson, Tracy McCIIand, Sandy O'DonneII and Tania Villabazo. Everyone involved rehearsed very hard all Fall to give the Student Body a colorful program of well-known Christmas music. Scenes ranged from the singing of car- ols around a Christmas tree to a visit in Santa's workshop and hobo camp. Each program ended with the now traditional singing of carols by the Band, combined Cho- ral Groups and audience. I. Put your right foot in. and do the Hokey Pokey. 2- Miguel Aleiandre signs Rudolph for us. 3- Even with a broken arm, the spirit in Rosemead is still there. I 30!Ch as Assembly ,sf fa-ww I .Za WA X' N 'F I ,, ,. V . W F ay , Ax . .ss , ...A gk . - f -W .ski O 3 2 fl 7? . o S 2 1 I 2 ' a Vll 'l . 49 5 s f , L , ..,, .w,,g..., Lila, i M. --,S napa I 32!Activities ART STUDENTS EXPRESS THEIR VISUAL CREATIVITY Each year the Los Angeles County Fair houses an art exhibit of student creations from schools throughout the county. For the past several years, Rosemead High School students have won awards for various categories of artwork. Last summer. the art students continued their award winning, as Chih Huynh won First Place for his ce- ramic sculpture ofa leopard. Quyen Ly also won 2nd Place for a metal etching and Linette Vaughn won 3rd Place for etching also. Renee Hasdale earned an Hon- orary Award for her photograph of a football player. Altogether Rosemead art students won a total of seven awards. Many other projects by our students were in the exhibit. -.J .. .., Net' A 5 R 5. . . Q, ,. A . E ,,, is it T. I Neff N 553' K-N . ws L-new -se-s - ,A 5 - Award winners at the Los Angeles County Fair were: Top Row: Little talent but tried. Jaime Varela. Matt Grover. Pheng Ngo. and Quyen Ly. Bottom Row: Don Bueno. Theresa Merenda, Miguel Aleiandre, Linette Vaughn. and Chi Huynh, was Sk Kg,-ff, kt K X.. Yifggg i fxdssi Q s,kQQ5S X swssw gi 'YQ 1 , JS ? S 5 N 4 N-QX M-' wm gi, Qi N K3 4 ' ' ' f ff W X' mf :ww ' vi 1 ' N p. 1 - , : 1: Q DON KEY BASKETBALL GAME ACU LTY DEFEATS U DERCLASSME What has six legs, brays Qthat is, makes the sound hee- haw j, and can shoot a basketball? lt's a student or faculty member and his donkey participating in the annual Donkey Basketball Game! This contest, combining horsemanship for donkey-manship j and basketball skill, pitted the Rosemead High School faculty against the students in a basketball game like no other. The rules were similar to those of any other basketball game - save for a few minor changes: before moving, passing, or shooting, one was required to be seated upon his or her donkey. Needless to say, this little detail made things a bit more difficult for the players. And the difficulty was compounded since the animal the players had to maneu- ver around the basketball court was a donkey, the reputedly stubbornest animal in the world. The brave, and foolish, souls who participated in this crazy contest were, for the faculty. Miss Jonsson, Mr. Taite, Coach Hall, Mr. Smith, Mr. Nichols. Coach Adame, Ms. Lawry, Danny DelCastillo, and Mr. Danny Martinez: and, for the students, Alfonso Arteaga, Trishell Young, Lorena DeAnda, Melinda Benavidez, Chris Brooks. Khanh Bui, Edmon Soliman, Scott Bland, and Sally Hines. Amidst all the humor and hilarity of the game, each side still wanted to win. This fact was seen in the close halftime score of 22 to 20 in favor of the faculty. The serious and competitive nature of the game ultimately gave in to humor as student and faculty players alike hilariously struggled to move their don- keys and, at times, fell off them. At the end, the faculty prevailed over the students by a score of 66 to 5 I. The game was a sight to see, one that would surely make James A. Naismith turn in his grave. CFor you non-trivia buffs: Naismith was the inventor of basketball.j l. Fans attend the annual Hee Haw convention 2. Miss Lawry gets a lift from Mr. T. 3. Chris Brooks shows that this donkey is no Mister Ed. w I 34!Donkey Basketball Game Pay no attention to the spot. Mr. Hall strains to get the ball. Lorena De Anda attempts to block the ball but with no help from her four- legged friend. Can you find the donkey in this picture? Donltey Basketball Game! MARCO A D GRAY GAME A BIG VICTCRY Maroon and Gray Week was filled with many fun activities. For instance, the student body enjoyed a variety of lunch time amusements. Class contests were held pitting the freshmen against the seniors in such competitions as the toilet paper wrap and the water balloon toss. Also during lunch was the annual Mr. Legs Contest. Here, the best-looking legs of our male students and teachers were the main attraction. Eric Espinal was the winner of the Mr. Legs Contest. At the week's end, the band and cheerleaders performed for the students at the pep rally. That night. the Rosemead Panther basket- ball team played against the Flintridge Prep Rebels in the Maroon and Gray Basketball Game. The Panthers played extremely well. With less than two minutes left remaining, Larry Samarzich put in the game-winning shot for a final score of SI to 50 in favor of the Panthers. It was an exciting conclusion to an RR 51? ,f K .... sw . jfs' - ss . f 4 fix 5 - Nw is ' . X - s--- K- . :GQ Q . sQ.z-NESS exciting week. Q , I36!Maroon And Gray The Class of '87 is awesome! Team members watch another Panther victory. . Jump for that ball! Hey. Todd don't be shy now! Ax, X: Vx... . . I ? ,mn ld T 's ff? MAROQN AND GREY QUEEN MISS GERALDINE SANCHEZ Xxx x f ff , I , . fa. uk R it i . Grey Queen V LI DERCLASSME H 4O!U d I KP' f P f , LU ff iff QD' 'D QP Q Y .C-D f gxf JL ,QPQJ hy 5- xx. Q., XJ lc 'R t ev F' XL. Q VT? YV XX R f M xr , C' N Pino 1- - ,','w w 1w ':. H 1 2 1312, f V vga- fffrl, f Y W, x 4 L,..X, if..-, ',A .wQ '.f,,.gs,' -'I A '-vL4:1 fuI4'fl ,..f-,,..1e, ' 4vw4x li A ,jugfv z aex f' tv! , 1 X A , ' V i. a s Lua-UM' I 5 M21 Sff-'mx ' ' 11lf?Q?-,Saw xx Ly H Lfw .,-'...l1- 43, . i'wxL,vaT4.-QSSRW 1' Sf':y:9. ffxfT'i if .fum ff , gxxmf Underclassmenf ' 'jig' yy?-rv . T' V. Qjstla, ' N5 21.-4 , .r. AL' - . Q A E A Ju : Rs Members ofthe Junior Class Cabinet were: Won Duk Cho. Yumi Watanabe, Calvin Kan. and Gladys Maldonado. l42!Juniors -Q3 K? gf x ' H Jtgrff Andys X N iw ' .illlh 22 . ,J 4, .L ,air .i , ' Moi 5 ,,,, K- .1 j . . 51 ' 1 wk ' ff 1 w ff, W iff' fi ffl u Dianna Ababon Alison Abernathy Niruksha Abeyratne Miguel Acosta Susana Aguirre Jeanette Aldatz Lisa Alvarado Delia Andrade Env .J ,YV Ak.,,,t,., , sw, 7' , MX w T tl ifrlx I 1 , . N 1 1 Mfg, f A - I V..-f is A B ,tiki AA', - ' Q3 i A X Vyl' ' y r t 1- 'Lf 'Y -1 N. E A 4 4 M5 w F' ,ne V of V vs 5 2. f .dr W.-.' 'fi M F W f' ig' Q' , 2,51- insi' 4' AX if X Cindy Aragon Rene Arguello Sandy Arguello Pam Armendariz Abel Artega Henry Au Mario Autran Humberto Avila Rodney Bailey Veronica Banuelos Stephanie Barry Juan Basurto Rocio Bayardo Mariana Beezeley Elisco Beltran Karla Bermudez Eric Bitterolf Sandy Blackledge R.Jay Blough Blanca Bocanegra Christina Bouchard Dawn Renee Bouchard Antoinette Bourget Doreen Brown Kerri Brown Joe Bruce Elida Bugarin Rick Busch Angela Bustillos Eddie Bustillos Anna Cacceciolo Dereck Calhoun Letly Camacho Daynna Cambio Royce I' 'e Juniors! Ana Campos Robert Cantrell Alex Cardenas Naomi Cardenas Robert Cardenas Dwayne Carlton Bryan Carr Lisa Carrillo Sally Castro Jennie Ceci Catherine Cedillo Nicole Cervantes Tony Chang Debbie Chavez Dora Chavez Irene Chavez Jimmy Chen Won Duk Cho Jesus Cipres Gloria Conora Gary Conover Dawn Cook Elena Correa Hector Cortes Esperanca Cortez John Cranston Terry Crucis Christine Davalos Rosario Delgadillo Nick De La Torre John Demosthenous Ricardo Devera Van Diec Tony Diep Mike Dreibus David Duarte Nhan Duong Carla Duran Tiffani Earnshaw Stephany Enloe Lupe Escatel I44!Juniors JJIIJJJIIIP 4 ,ww - C . 5- .... C lim., 2 N, 'PA , - t ,Q S21 - si- in nuevos see .giig if V .....k i N X so 'X x C C ....... - ' L, -- K El: i f ' - ' ' A Q .. . -, , ,Q X ... I ave fe ..:. ig 1 X le Q atb gi ., x -- X 5 ..-- 1: . X.. h. X Q - i . X , Q- Tx 3?-,I ' ei 'Ea 5,9 xg? . 1 .h i. kg! Y X, ' A , . , .I KEN'-X -. .. 5 to X - fs? 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Mike Hernandez Pat Hernandez Vince Hernandez Carlos Herrera Lisa Hewitt Eva Hidalgo Sally Hines Zling Ho Pamela Holding Karen Holsworth Joan Hovley Annie Huang Karen Huggestt Debbie Hughes Gonzalo Hulzar Chi Huynh Heather Juhl Calvin Kan Mary Karpal Jason Kerr Kelly Kerwin LeXang Kieng Suzanne Kiley Hyun Kim Jane Kim Daniel King Tim King Tracy Koe Maria Gutierrez Elizabeth Guzman Hector Guzman Rick Hanson Arlene Harmon Steve Henderson Vince Hepburn George Hernandez Juvenal Hernandez Maria Hernandez 1- ' ski Liz 2: .kt . L 5 I . . r il I. R's,,:a Y X 1 --ighg V . 1 1, 1 TF 1 Y ' 1. if - 1 aw x Y . 1 iw X ,11 'S S 1 , 1 1 3 1 H N , 1 . 1 '- . 1 -I 1 5 G G , 1 1 . :Y ,.,,, . I X U : . 5 3 A af l46!Juniors 1 ,. .lr uL1l K . 11 1. 1 I-1i,L5'Q ,. , 1.11 1 K, 1. .1 ,. lx, ,IS 1 1, lyk Lf ll ,K Ill W X X 1,5 L 1 1 19.fK'Y.1 lr lllgik 1 nrx11r1 Leng kkKrxX1111 'KIRK , 1, 1u1111 ' xlX111'1 LML4L4l,1Lg41 1 1 . 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S s S W L In X 5 N X X -E it l. , -K Q Q,-.::5,: ' Q , G G x ei 424 ,fu mx i Greg Martin Danny Martinez Esperanza Martinez Rod Mascis Aaron Mascorro Brandi Matsdorf Mike McDonald Ronnie Mclntosh Gerald Medley Mayra Mendez 1 Sandy Kohatsu Kristin Kotchnik Lani Kaloma Angela LaFazia Laura LaPiana Gerldene Larkin Cherry Lee Kristen Leising Dan Leisure Brian Lewin Regina Lewis Maria lui Jodi Locke Priscilla Longoria Ana Lopez Jose David Lopez Pauline Lopez Yolanda Lopez Mike Lu Edith Lucero Carol Lugo Rachel Luna Thung Ly Chris Lycett Greg Lyles Maria Madrid Jose Maldonado Peter Mannino Juniors! Adela Ochoa Louisa Ollivier Josie Olmeda Jimmy O'Neil Alex Ordaz Bobby Orndorff Ella Orona Judy Ortega Mariangeles Ortega Leticia Ortiz Shalom Ortiz Jeanette Panzarello Rick Parcon Joseph Park Dax Pascua Angela Perez Fidel Perez German Perez Salvador Perez Yvonne Perez Chau Phan I 48!Juniors . ....., . .M Mercedes Mendoza Steve Mendoza Ignacio Meneses Mary Jo Merenda Bernadette Meza Debora Miranda Alex Molina Daniel Montes Gale Montoya Ricardo Montoya Tommie Morales Wendy Morgan ex.. . 1 L- we .. M - In mee, ... . A 5 Q. w Q3 A Xa V Nl: Corey Najjar Joyce Nakamoto Ben Narvaez My Nguyen Orlando Noguera Mary Novo 8. P5 SS .J E K Q . 2 f.: -x U r if t - Q J' y . - 1... -f .Q fi ' 4, a-- Ee XF ,,,-. ,... N V A S A , .A as . lla? V , i X f Q. wig! ' We Q :r 5' f ex, h yt 'QQ ,gs-of L 5-: -A f Q K W x X X f I U 'Y' ,..e .f ,E it-. 'N 1 MQ' Regis of X ' S tv l X 1 E X 15 S' la K lb '11 it 2 i X to wi y 3 ' we f wr W Y- ,M he Maribel Reyes Marci Riley Stacy Robinson Gabriel Rocha Rebecca Rodela Robert Rodrigo Albert Rodriguez Jackie Rodriguez Josue Rodriguez Maria Rodriguez Ricardo Rodriguez Mike Roland Scott Romano Jean Romero Pedro Rosalez Michelle Ruhl Lillie Ruvalcaba Robert Salas w--nr Henry Phan Pauline Phan Can Phung Olga Pimentel Lupe Pinedo Zoila Pinedo Alfredo Ponce Frank Quezada George Quezada Ruben Quezada Marlene Rabanes Soayda Rahim Toubia Rahim Jill Ramirez Carmen Ramos Mario Ramos Hector Raygoza Teresa Raygoza Rowena Reano Mathew Reimer Magdalena Reyes Juniors! Juan Salgado Paul Sam Vanessa Sanchez Armando Sandoval Benny Sandoval Carlos Sandavol Nanette Sauvageau Jesus Sepulveda Jesus Serrano Stephenie Shull Phisaton Sim Cesar Sims Gina Skove Aldren Soliman Esteban Solis ff, -1 as 3 4 W X 3? i RW ... 3 Ss as Y T11 Joy Soriano Flor Soto Dyanna Soto Maria Soto John Spangler Robyn Strauss Gracie Tan Morrison Tan Yiu-Man Tam Chris Tarin Michele Tarver Danny Tate Yusoff Thaimas Jeff Thomas Cheryl Thompson wi in S if 5 ' 'f' Q i M L? in - me V f , S i . 1- yi K . ..!,. I .. 3 ' :I w 'Ib My rw inf 1 J 1 I Q -W X Q Nil iw I50fJuniors I - 4 si: , ir.. , A S GW X X t X 5 X . - i at. 1 X .X 5' X x Q 4- ,ge Q A 1: R S, e fx if A , of ,UN X u izh -... as E A A l X as e x wi n: 55' I ie , .assi an A Marcela Torres Rosalva Tovar Loi Truong Mario Ucles luis Uribe Jose Valadez Alex Valenzuela Victor Valles Tammy Vance Odette Van DerEb Hilda Varela Juan Vasquez Linette Vaughn Maria Vasquez Ernesto Velasco Gina Velasco Rochelle Velderrain Roberto Vergara Dennis Villacorte Rosalee Villalobos Valente Villalobos Raquel Villanueva Wendy Wagner Yumi Watanabe Vadra Watkins Laureen Weidner Andrea Weiner Bruce Winfrey Stella Wong Melissa Woods Debbie Yang Joon Kyoo Yang Arturo Yepes Karen Yin 04 Juniors! SOPHGMGRE df' J 1. ...ww-can-pg 'pow ii ., if lv Viv' 5? r I i QP f 3 3 fx ' Q X ,, . X Qi QC ' ,kx. E .. - . X use! 1 -fm 1 , Members ofthe Sophomore Cabinet were: Stacy Endo, Chris Espinoza, John Quinlanilla, Sean Moore, Judy Hernandez, Jennifer Chien. Nancy Ho and Lilian Reynosa. LUUMIF' Unster ptr r x W K. ,,-M., fn , J, Fw , EQ? jk? X A as J . A R' J A it? .J . S . 1. Y AN! S X. I r Q Q 1 Q fda' X 59 J A 9 , xv Q? . 2 J X 5 B s X 4 Q i I I SX-.J ' ' Y 1 4' . S A . x xg as H saw x S wwmwf Ms,esww v E x 4 f C 5 lil as ff f rye kkdvxs 1-X '. I KJ .. af 1? XX 4 N F X C ,,, x Q 1 A K x at 5 Q 5. 'f X X J 251155 ' 'L - .F i Q, A, nw 1? tx? Nishan Abeyrathe Annette Abeyta April Adams John Adkins Eric Alegado Albert Alvarado Carlos Alvarez Veronica Alvarez James Anaya Jorge Ancona Kerri Anderson Sandy Andrade Isabel Angulo Richard Arce Randy Arguello iv laai s aree -ku. Q 1 X' 5 if 5 ws 3 , :+ Q aa. ., YM' ma J 5. 4... , . -Dv . Q .X Q 'v ,Ss I U! K SWE? 1 Q-L -:Y X sv 5 IQ. C, it Q Priscilla Armijo Gerardo Armendariz Bridgette Armstrong Anthony Arredondo Maria Arroyo Conrad Arteago Loretta Ascolese Walid Ashrafnia Hao Au Rosa Avalos Alicia Avila Laura Avila Celia Bailey Angelina Baldovinos lelvina Banuelos Amber Barrera Yolanda Barrientos Lucy Barrios Anna Basile Laura Bautista Efren Benites Griselda Bernal Shay Blair Raquel Blevins Linnette Bolanos Reynaldo Bolanos Lorena Bonilla Scott Bradford Sophomores! I gf il ,...-.- ' , I 2,47 ,, , lsmael Chavez Rachel Chavez Monica Chavira Min Tsong Cheng Tom Cheng George Chia Jennifer Chien Kim Conlee Darrick Cons Jesse Contreras Vicki Corona Robin Corral Socorro Corral Adrianna Cortez Bertha Covarrubius Denise Crawford Marcus Crunk Rick Cruz Chris D'Arcy Anna Daykin Richard De La Rosa l54!Sophomores Rosalinda Bravo Danny Briones David Brown Erin Brown Don Bueno Maribel Bugarin Phuong Bui Tony Burckhard Juan Bustillos Ralph Bustillos Angela Byer Georgia Byers Glenda Cadenas Adrian Caire Robert Canchola Heather Cantrell Vickie Canzoneri Mario Carbajal Armando Cardenas Frank Cardenas Ruben Cardenas Xavier Cardenas Livier Carrillo Marlo Casaus Joanne Chang S ef xp.. fy.: K K' ii.. i. 'f X , wx. . as ui Q fn: :K K ,- K QE X was N 'T' B he 1 B K 5 . X ! X -saw 55 lg Q J 4 , X 1 .11 sw , 11 7 X iq F ' :.-gg Q X, ha ve . ' 'Wi , Q. -Q . 5 x ix sa A 1 Rf, ll ' , C '15 viii . 5 1 .9 J 3' i 1 - ' x X 1 A ' -o 11 Q : N .EEE : QR as is X K s N is , X E . las A .- . 1 N I S K xx .5 N ,X s if Q X 4 -c 6. Q F is a Q -is e 1 5' is ,I ' 4 1 :QS 1 . if 1 N l . -yi . , x KN V, 'X James Evans Danielle Ewing Elenor Flovencio Anthony Flores Denise Flores Ismael Flores Jose Flores Gina Gaborno Rhodelyn Galera Dena Gallegos Rita Gallegos Luis Gamboa Carlos Del Horno Vince De La Cruz Raquel Deleon Terry Del.eon Fidel Delgado Gonzalo Delgado .lacquie Delgado Renee del Real Anthony DeVito Audria Diaz Christina Diaz Letty Diaz Tom Diep Donald DiMascic Anthony DiMatteo Tam Dinh Almon Do Jennifer Dorsey Laura Doyle David Drake Tammy Drew Martin Duane Silvia Duran Kimberly Edelen Stacie Endo Chris Espinoza Michael Espinoza Estella Esquibel Sophomores! Michelle Geiger lsalas Genteno Craig Gill Samantha Goddard Danny Goddy Angelique Godinez Marielos Godinez Roberto Godinez Robby Gokee Freddie Gomez Ismael Gonzales Luis Gomez Marni Gomez Michelle Gonzales Norma Gonzales Wallace Gonzales Sonia Grande Julie Graydon David Greek Mary Grimaub Wednesday Guerrero Esmeralda Gutierrez Julio Gutierrez Aurora Guzman Jamie Guzman Martha Guzman Victor Guzman Steven Happach Jeannette Harding Deborah Hattig Kim Heaton Sean Hedman Jimmy Hellin Shannon Henry Benny Heredia Abel Hermosillo Nancy Hermosillo Judy Hernandez Martha Hernandez Myra Hernandez Ricky Hernandez Sandy Hernandez I56!Sophomore Adrienne Garcia Billy Garcia Carol Garcia A .M Elizabeth Garcia lnez Garcia A -Q, Justin Garcia '- J ,X J 3 x Danny Garza ' Q 5 fx 'N csv sewage N Xe: N J si N J X as NN KKK N5 Q. G . .s . ufffsf , +1 X . f f, is Q , - 4 X X JN X J 6 4'g. r Ere? llc T' 3 y X..- I.. G 'W if it ' i E .aa H' is . .. . X f .. 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M I ii xx is 'U' X Kgs Q Susie Janecky Scott Johnson Steve Jones Warren Jordan Ani Kahabedian Phec-Eng Kang Robert Kawamura Bathon Kieng Krista Knowles Craig Kobashi Maria Laguna Michelle Lai Diana Lam Elizabeth Lebron Joseph Ledesma Carol Lee Ricardina Leon Victor Leung Deborah Lewis Thanh Lim Blanca Lomeli Joe Lopez Jaime Luna Hy Son Luong Xuan Luong Sam Ly Loan Ma Michael Macchia Sophomoresf Christy MacDonald Pmung Mach Jorge Macias Charles Madrid Albert Magdaleno Gus Mageno Rebecca Mahan Ednalyn Maldia Tony Manfredi Maria Manrique Esther Manriquez Tamar Markossian Petra Marquez Rocio Marquez Kathleen Marte Scott Martin Fernando Martinez Mike Martinez Rafael Martinez Raymond Martinez David Maschmeyer Sergio Mata Dagmar Mathis Ed Matzer Cindy McCaffrey Christine Medrano Monica Mejia Monica Merchaca Angelica Mendoza Mike Mercado Jose Meza Lina Montoya Diana Moore Sean Moore Terry Moore Donna Mora Vicki Mora Angela Moreno Kim Morse Tina Munoz Luis Muro Stephanie Muro Marcus Murrietta Michelle Murrill Elizabeth Najera Henry Ngo Ngoc Ngo Danh Nguyen Louis Nguyen I 58!Sophomores YN W, eff . f- wi 4 1 W ' I' , 5 ' '4 , 6 x ami A ' . 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Trinh Nguyen Anastacia Nunez Norma Nunez David Olson lisa Onapa Marianela Ortega Ruthie Ortiz Alex Pacheco David Pacheco Patty Padilla Efren Paiz David Palazzola Larry Palma Renee Panek Jose Parada Elsilie Paredes Sarah Pastoriza Eileen Penaloza Alonzo Perez Gerardo Perez Hernan Perez Ramon Perez Rosa Plasencia Nicole Pfenning Sy Pham Ying Poon Jessica Preciado Joe Preciado Anthony Quinones Cunthie Quinones John Quintanilla lliana Quintero Lupi Ramirez Maria Ramirez Martha Ramos Shelley Rander Roel Rangel Eduardo Raygoza Mary Raygoza Steve Reimer Liliana Reynoso Alina Rico Gene Rincon Cecilia Rios Coco Rios Esther Rios Geoff Rios Carlos Rivas Jeanne Robles Benito Rochel Christine Rodriguez Doris Rodriguez Rosa Rodriguez Victor Rodriguez Yvette Rodriguez Frank Roel Ivan Romano Regina Romero Stephanie Romo Nora Rosales Cesar Rubio Frank Salgado Mike Samarzich Connie Sanchez Isaac Sanchez Marta Sanchez Olimpia Sanchez l60fSophomores f J Sergio Sanchez Nancy Sandoval Alejandro Sandoval Jaime Sandoval Mayzen Sarmiento Billy Schaefer W ' i 1 , 'fi , 2 W1 w, L I9 , 3 K N . 9' f,,,,. Y gi. M V f Gloria Serrano Judy Serrano Esther Shin Rebecca Silva Phisatann Sim V ,, - 'Knew 4 it 1, l 4.1- nj g . ig ar HRW , xlwl J 4 , K 'f 1, f ww 3 A iff , 1 - Q25 342, 'It fr s , l I A 3 Q' , , -HQ J a V, ,, I my T K ,gl , , A in v C ax.- x 2 ' R4 I J gl X 1 X I t.ttti ,,, , W ir iq L- :-, f ' ' X U 4 M ' ef . S, pg. 4 9-fig' :VI i ' y 5 S C gs X if f Jason Sloss . , Mike Solis L Keisha Soliz me ki Silvia Soto 7 i S ' S J W , S I f '9 ' x if 'Y' J U' 4 .W Z., s' A -.. x :sl .J- pu Q -' it 'f 3354: ff ,rw w J Q : ,, if , .K 4 ' -2 , V I, K ug, g Q, 5 'ls 1 4 V ,M A J' J 3 2 ' 5 ' - -fl Q x fi we 'tr Q1 fi ,Art if 4 if E f iw Q Q? i qs e f 5 e e G f ' J s -M 4 A Q x -Q 1 Aaron Wagner Joseph Wang Greg Wasielewski Eddie Watanabe Timothy Webster Rachelle Wenger Georgina Young Tricia Zahm Carlos Zamalloa Darlene Zelaya ix X A ,gg V ,X Michael Utley Mark Valdez Rigoberto Valencia Olivia Valles Danny Vargas Michael Vargas Marlene Vasquez Santiago Vazquez Julie Victorine Cynthia Villa Electra Villagrana Tania Villalbazo Sophomores! David Stonecypher Mike Stoner Kimberly Stover Peter Sun Maria Suzrez Wing Kam Suen Jaime Tafolla Xuong Tan Huy Tang Walter Tang Lucinda Tellez Shelley Tew Luc Thai Sopida Thaimas David Thi Jeff Tobias Alesandro Torres Anabel Torres Conrado Torres George Torres Joey Totsis Araceli Tovar Nien Tram Phat Trinh Alvin Trivette Sundy Trujillo Guillermo Uribe Kenny Urquidi O' 'a FRE H Members of the Freshmen Cabinet were: Shawn Morton, Stanley Leong. John Issa, Jennifer Yin. Heidi Sales. Stacy Brett si ,WNM LKLVV . 'w.., We K I62fFreshmen f 'a -.. Ml' Ei? X X X Xxx X X 4' X XXX ES' ,X at Q T Fi V 4 E 's ' wa? ' 1 - . .1 fx S 'PN X Beiarano Carlos Gabriel Carrillo Yen Bui Tami Bumllrgerfy Eric Burgess Joey Bustillos Cindi Caballero Roland Carbonero ,.f xt, gt' .J l'H I. -gil .Q 71, X Ish 2 3 ' 2 v in Q V - Q V, lie X- . if-If V Avy. 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George Gonzalez Lois Gonzalez Luis Gonzalez Maria Gonzalez Raul Gonzalez Mark Goodman 1 Cliff Gordon Eric Gottschalk Sandie Grunwald Andrea Guerrero Marie Guerrero Benigno Guinto Randy Guitron Angela Gutierrez Larry Gutierrez letisia Gutierrez Heriberto Guzman Max Guzman Hung Hau Bernardo Hermosillo Andy Hernandez Joe Hernandez John Hernandez Jorge Hernandez Luis Hernandez Rommel Hernandez ' Stephanie Hernandez Linda Hings Robert Hinshaw Dino Hipona James Hsien Edgar Haezo ' Herman Huezo Mario Huitron Mario Huizar Yesenia Huizar John Huynh John lssa Daryl lwamiyz Claudia Jara Sildardo Jimenez Peter Khair 9 AS L i??1v.24 . if Sf . 1 Christine Madrid Cindy Mahoney 1' Aimee Manasala Soraya Mara Adrian Martinez KAY X Hyun Kim Nancy Kim Tan Kim Lena Kwan Amanda Lam Scott Landes Pedro Lane Lisa Langley Roger Lanuza Chris Larson Christina Ledesma Woon Lee Stanley Leong Norma Lewis Robert Lewis Sammy Lim Angel Lin Kenny Loding Gloria Loera Beth Lopez David Lopez Gabriel Lopez Jeremy Lopez Juan Lopez Perla Lopez Sheila Low Luke Lumiqued Elizabeth Luna Binh Luong Biu Biu Luong Hong Ly Huy Ly Sing Ly Rudy Lytle Steve Madden I9 it PHNTHERS Q . Freshmen! ' V gf' ' Dawn Morton Shawn Morton Irene Moya Norman Moyers Consuelo Muniz Jose Muniz Raquel Muniz George Munoz ' Cindy Nakamura Jerry Narvaez lwan Nasir Crissy Neophytou Loan Nguyen Ngon Nguyen Susan Nguyen Tham Nguyen Tuan Nguyen Yiovanny Noguera Jose Antonio Noriega Salvador Ogaz Chris Olivarez 's rban Lisa Orona Eileen Ortega Wanda Ortega Shawna Ortiz Chris Padilla Eddie I68!Freshmen Pantoia e. me - .5 . x ' X X . NK 2 X N X as x I Q ' S. Louie Medina Maria Medrano Robert Mendoza Maria Meza Sylvia Meza Adriana Mieto John Mohlin Nancy Montano Manuel Montes Christina Moreno Joe Martinez Jeannette Nl3SCOI'I'0 Genette Maulden Tracie Mawnino is szsi K X-: X X ,P N' X Q 5 ' ,r 1 sttr N 1? X 3 Q iff t 'S W i x X 3 f -M.. . was-x Q as S Le- S of as g -.n,.- sz .R K N 'S g '.. . 5 y X S in is as S g Q ,. 'G' ff Y' 5. 5- e XX Si ssy X' I ' 3 YW as x af' ,. X N X N K X SU, W ,I 1 it X lsglffsx xx-st QW? 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'T .. 2 4 as .1 fm 1 Ml. 7 wi wiv, 5 W 33 tix i .Z Jesus Palma Liezl Parcon Eleanor Pasos David Pedroza Alicia Penaloza Alvin Penner ' Jose Perez Oscar Perez Robert Perez Servando Perez Steven Perez Jenaire Peterson .Rf ,X - Xuan Phan Kea Teng Phoa Kathleen Pina Victor Polanco Punna Pongsaensook Thomas Prechtl Solomon Quijada Steve Quiones Patricia Quintanilla Evelyn Ramirez Joseph Ramirez Luz Ramos Marco Ramos Mike Raygoza Mike Reaves Michael Redding Greg Regalado Andrea Reyes Mark Reyes Ranulfo Reynoza Zulma Rico kfyxgflhau Daniel Rivera Julio Rocha Douglas Rodriguez George Rodriguez Imelda Rodriguez Melinda Rodriguez Freshmen, Nancy Rodriguez Lisa Roldan Theresa Salas Ernesto Salazar Monica Salazar Haidee Sales Efiet Samara Andy Sanchez Betty Sanchez Rudy Sanchez Saul Sanchez Sergio Sanchez Maria Santillanes Steve Santos Jerry Sarmiento John Satterfield Maria Saucedo Kristy Schuler Maria Scolaro Maria Serrano Carlos Sims Donna Smith Arseen Soliman Jeffrey Soriano Nick Sosa Tricia Soto lisa Spadaro Liliana Tovar x 1, Dana Stewart Sarah Stinson Lynne Stover Brett Stromberg Han Su Lapkay Suen Louis Teieda Maria Sufle Arnold Tapia Gina Tarquinio Tracy To Roger Torres 552. I 'I0!Freshmen 'x ,L 1 X ,F - Paul Williamson Roberta Williams Jennifer Win May Yin Wong Paul Wong Ricky Wong Wm Au Wong Arturo Yazquez Jennifer Yin Chris' Ynfante Tony Zambrana Salvador Zendejas Sylvia Zendejas Bill Zulla Rudy Zuniga David Zwick Mando Torres Richard Torres Jeanine Tostado Diem Tran Hong Tran Tina Tran Dai Trinh Minh Trinh Alma Trujillo Mark Trujillo Robert Trujillo Paula Valdez Virginia Valdez Tony Valdivia Araceli Valle Ricardo Varella Gilbert Vasquez Hector Vasquez Valerie Vasquez Olises Velasco Amelia Velasquez Anthony Villegas Don Ward William Watkins David Wearp Matthew Weathers Alisha Webb Tammy Wilkinson Freshmen! ACU LTY l72!FacuIly 7155223 Q'Lf',K'. f2L'1fx Avnlvei ' ly..-ww. 4, .,.Q,...,,,, T'.'!?:Z'f.' , 4' W wr vs-I AWW.f.,.f:,2 ' 1 v, I M3 ,ff e i Y, 0 .,gw A N' X .Nl .I V, XX 1 , , X x SMX ,XL ,- N lqgdl K ,,. KX. Q3 vm- 5 V ,ff X l X 75 xxgpvy Xxx JN k f Qx 6121.6 g vb? y QXLSQ Xu 7 ' ' Qx . Q'Xbx if ,, L! S V X' f' Q05 K-Txx kj Q fMQ5XXyC, X xox x KF' L g??LNX,XFx Kwbxxug. DTN ' RC N 'X XTKXXX Q N vmiil- N W 4 cgi Z X.,Q xg QQKTXV Ax'A i'XQ,w- 'U A mfg 3 XQM J .1 yi co, I DR. When I arrived at RHS as a new principal in l966, I really didn't know what to expect. Now, twenty years later, as I reflect on my experiences, I can especially recall walking through the halls of the administration build- ing, visiting classrooms. Big R assemblies, football games, band reviews, pep rallies, all- school plays, our choir singing Christmas car- ols through the halls. spring musicals, meet- ings with the student senate. reading the Panthers Tale, evening PTA meetings, fac- ulty luncheons, and so many more wonderful thoughts! But I especially savor the day-to-day opportunities I had to talk with our students. As I leave these hallowed halls of learning, I would like to leave some thoughts behind. May Rosemead High School be as pleasant and enriching a place for students to learn in the years to come as it had been in the past. I will indeed keep close to my heart all of the fond memories. To my fellow classmates of '86, may I say, always remember the words from our Alma Mater Where Maroon S Grey Mean Honor. Wherever you go, whatever you do, strive to bring only honor to yourself and to Rosemead High School. God bless you! fi' XX PRINCIPAL E. TERRY IRVINE J ,, Q.-. ,,, g f 'S ayrw-sms. , .. ks f .1 ., . , ,JM . L '--'31, F., I if ' . yn-f.L L3L ' s -YS gkzfw' uf. ,gf H a S Q . K 1 ss .fs H HQ, 'fi' sf 'Lk 'KQV ,.. H His .N ADMINISTRATORS ax ! ' I ' , .E ..'.'c ' p'NNf.' '- '.f If Mr. John Rushing INSTRUCTION Ms. Phyllis Rupert STUDENT SERVICES I I ff Mr. Vic Chavez STUDENT ACTIVITIES 'Pike 'vi 'GQ' Qs... VU? if we-New '5f ' , ,H-ff' . ,, 5 SCHODL BO RD I. Mrs. Helen T. Archer Member 2. Mr. Bob Brown Member 3, Mrs. Carol Mahoney Member 4. Mr. E. Clarke Moseley Clerk 5. Mrs. Patricia A. Wallach President I76!Superintendenl And School Board DR. .I MES SHERIDAN SUPERI TE DE T , , , K Miss Marie Atwood Career Center Mrs. Olivia rtollins Counselor ' Mr. Domingo Garcia Counselor ' Mrs. Judy Nelsofiwiyliifky' Counselor Sal Savien fywxttendh nce Mrs. Doris Anderson ' English l TMr. Earl Anderson Lgjcicnce I - Mrs. Inez Archie Science A Nlr. Riigerlikkrmktrong Industrial Arts m G I78!Faculty I 0 Mr. Frank Bell Industrial Arts Mr. Lee Blattner English V Mrs. Maiorie Bortz English Mr. Robert Boyd Social Studies Mr. Richard Brown Social Studies , Mr. Ronald Burroughs Science W .. f 5' ,H 245, it , X .gg ju V Kg. 'PL az 1,,,,,, 4 Q fwfi? 'A f ff ' .M fi wr x' . 31? Mr. Larry Callaham hdusk Jane Campos ' ' English Mr. Howard Chan Business Mr. Patrick Ciifion Library naman consensus..-.-M-my mam .i fm F '. n o.' 'u N152 4 l80fFaculty ROSEMEAD PAN THERS we 1 WWW N ,.. lY4ff'. , M4-5 f-........ N. SK Mr. Dwain Crum Sociil Science IQ -iMr6fll3hilind3 Denson Mathematics Mr. Andrew DiConti Business Mr. Tad Douglas English Mr. John Dunaway P.E., Mr. Robert Feller Foreign Language MA QL H 4 ww' .ual 'M' lx , A M, .ff X ' .I I, Faculty! . r V , f -J ,XG , x, I fm, 4 l82!Faculty 11- . . A ' -1 Q, 9 Q in -N,-- 4-,,, MWWM -' si 2. 54 'm V ' j, Mrs. Cynthia Fischer Art Miss Kay Fuiimoto Business 3. Ms. Angelita Gonzales 4. 5 . 6. Bilingual Resources Mr. James Hall Physical Education Mrs. Lois Heilemann English Mr. John Hensley Music J' .ESQQ25 I, Mrs. Julia Hernandez ' Mathematics M Mr. Jan Herzog ' Mathematics ' 3 , ,,Ms. Linda Hill , Wyfhysical Education 4. Mrs. Bricky Hirigoyen E zzlk V English in Q 1 ii Facuhy! I 184 !Faculty . . N. ..:g.::2. .Qin X. r .,.. , iiz -. :::-. ,.... Q .xx 2 uf-ff :Ifflw -- .L .L ii. 4 iii f..- , K.. 3 fl l1Mrs. Dian Lqnifelg3Q L Nm? Fi! . ., tk' .. i2F9reish Ldliislii-s5 i -LL,--X 1 igii SQ K i 5?ffMi55 PE 111 fig: .6 I Mr. Ed Martinez ' Industrial Arts 2. Mr. Don Masiello Math 3. Mr. Harlan Mayne Social Science 4. Mr. Rich Millis Maih 5, Mr. Steven Nichols Science S 5, Mrs. Faye Nielsen Home Economics j,v'!.-1 M, , fig fpvff. if , .IA -.1-L . Q ' F gf: , ,,, R . I h , V . ' Q' f ,, Sffw , 2 l ' 5 ?. M1 , W I .. .,V ,V I V '1, , gg , 1 ' ' .xy ' ,. , - . , ,. fn! J 4 fs? wg - .. .W X Q X ls ffl X1 W I 'lvl 5, . x 1 S, ? X' f if gl 1, am. FACULTY! if ss' gag-Us Sf aqu...,sv- 'YS X Miss Marilyn O'Brien Special Education Mr Rex Oedekerk Business Mrs Harrie! Phillps Social Science Mrs Barbara Polilano Foreign Language Mrs Rosa Range! Business Miss Linda Rasmussen Social Science I , l ROSEML P Am id I86!FacuIly Miss Barbara Robbins Physical Education Mr Howard Rosine Science Mr Thomas Samarin Special Education Mr Robert Shaw Foreign Language Mr Robert Smith Math Mrs Ruth Sparling Home Economics Mrs. Arlene Slrauch English fi Miss Kimberly Sullivan Physigal Edudaiion Ms. Angela Summers Q , , Englishf Mr. Peter Swanberg ,Physica lmEducalion ' Mrs. Chris Szczepaniak Foreign Language Mr. James Tails Science '2 Mr. .lake Thiessen I Mathematics Mr. William Whitmore English Mr. Richard Winters English Mr. James Zant Social Science Mr. Hugh Zegers Social Science Mr. Herb Nemo Cafeteria Food Tester , fvq 3 W I 'Shi Faculty! I89 CFFI E STAFF ICN .f 'Q 'leggxi' P ffflir xvw-v'V,! k , f . -z,-umm . . K. , ' X' I I 90fOffice Staff 2. 3. 4. Mr. Gil Adame Special Education Mrs. Ruby Astorga Instructional Aide Mrs. Lanita Buck Music Mrs. Mary Camacho Guidance X I .Y Y X ,K . .X 3 AX , ,Lx . , . f Q . . -,. A I L. if -212' i I . K 5 N . 5. Mrs. Diane Cook Health 6, Mrs. Peggy Edwards Principal's Secretary 7. Mrs. Sylvia French Activities 8. Mrs. Ann Hall Attendance 1-Av .. i' .fs .,.. f A . -X-1:.sfmf5f.ffr E . as swim:m...f..1..m,s I r- I 9. Mrs. Ann Hewko I I. Mrs. Pat Maize Guidance P.E. Aide IO. Mrs. Esther Lopez I2. Mr. Jose Marquez Instructional Aide Special Education P Z 1 ,-,, A1 ,, ,g xr X Y wx' E I F5 lx , xl Mrs. Maria Perez Instructional Aide Mrs. Frances Plant Clerk Typist Miss Shelley Reep Career Center Mrs. Kathy Royer Special Education CAFETERIAA D MAI TENANC . 1 v if ,, X..Ax. Y X 5 9 sk A fy.-ff. X fx A L V 3, J' A . X 1 A A 4 A , Q .Q ffffa 'X g sg xS 'i ,fl I i Members of the Cafeteria Staff were: Top row: Carmela De Smith, Rosalie Stimmell Margaut Sparks Mary Aqulrre Bottom row: Clara Marchead, Freda Le Blane and Nelson Cuellar. Members of the Maintenance Staff were: Back row: Frank Jarmillo. Chuck Goodwin, Mike Govera, Tom Eilers. Harold Buck. Raudel Velador, Danny Chico. 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M I ,N 42' ' I, x .,, is sfiflfx in 539 Q-i Q 3 -I P m la Q Q .afggi 4- f .pw RUNNERS GO TO PLAYOFFS This year's Cross Country team did very well at Mt. Sac, placing ninth in CIF. The boys made it to CIF finals for the third time in four years. All the runners were outstanding and all did very well. One runner. Aaron Mas- corro, commented on how he did say- ing. CIF was fun. I could have had a better day, but I did my best. With a look of wistfulness in his eyes added, Next year! Girls' Cross Country also did out- standing, reaching the CIF prelimi- naries. They missed going to the finals by two points by placing fifth out of I2 teams. This year was the first time in seven years that the girls did not make it to the finals. They have been Mis- sion Valley League Champs for the last seven out of 8 years. Wednesday Guerrero stated, It was fun compet- ing for our school and I'm glad we did well! Coach Jose Marquez. grinning proudly, summed it all up by saying. The hard work of the runners paid off. ,, v CIF! SA WRESTLING SCORES I. ROSEMEAD l72W 2. VICTOR VALLEY I23V2 3. WEST TORRANCE I I I 4. KEPPEL I08 5. CAJON 985 The Sports teams that made it to CIF included: Tennis, Cross country, and Wrestling. They earned the right to compete in post season competitions after strong league placings. Boys Cross country did exceptionally well in preliminaries and made the finals held at Mt, Sac. :FQ cur CHAMPS WRE TLERS SET TE M RECQRD Awesome! Power! Stamina! Desire! These are four of the words that define the Rosemead Wrestling team. Capturing the CIF 3A title at Redondo Beach High School. Rosemead set a new record for scoring. Altogether eight of the Rosemead wrestlers qualified to go on to the Masters meet which would qualify them for the State meet. ln a great team performance. the wrestlers put it together on the most im- portant day to shatter the team scoring record for the 3A division. Competing against schools much larger in enrollment Rosemead had its best performance of the year. Marty Kouyoumtjian said The beginning of the year was tough. but the end of the season we pulled it off by winning CIF . Louie Madrigal said Many people counted us out this year but the coaching staff and the wrestlers al- ways believed in themselves and knew what we could accomplish . 2A CIF PLACEWINNERS MARTY KOUYOUTJIANS RICHARD CASTANEDA Cl4l pounds-lst Place! CI35 pounds-2nd Place! RICHRD MEDLEY ERIC ESPINAI. QI77 pounds-Ind Place! U56 pounds-3rd Place! EDDIE SOLIS HENRY CHAVEZ U29 pounds-4th Place! qHeavyweight-5th Place! ROBERT KAWAMURA FREDDY GOMEZ QIOI pounds-2nd Place! QI I5 pounds-5th Place! C.l.F. Wrestling!l97 W98!Ad lXEJS Hmrnn 'sfzig KS! K' is 'I . Q Q ,,,,,.......--' g 1 XX U-H'-ws S FASHIUN ILURFNS WEAR M- WP! m fs new CH 5- x5,- 5 M1 Q. 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