Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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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!

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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

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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