Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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Y 600 cs. x 'X Yay' .,-Q 4- ,-f 3 gi GRA COUNCIL Row l-Mollie Kavanagh, Donna Curry, Miss Doris Lynch, Peggy Bosnyak, Ginger Tucker. Row 2-Gayle DeGootf, Dolores Jordan, Francine Munn, Joyce Hughes. i ' . f i g 7 fi I r will V -T- GRA Row l-Mary Hatch, Sharon Fisher, o nn , g , , , Sharon Spray, Carol Nickelson, Joce Fleischman, Janet Zuaneker. Row 2-Miss Elizabeth Nance, Miss Jacqulyn W d , Christe Hogg, Francine Munn, Marion Tottelier, Marilyn Smith, Joy Dodge, Betty Weiand, Gwenn Cl SSOH Kingery, Ruth Ann Roach, Miss Jean Wookey, Miss Doris Lynch, Miss Lois Stevens. Row 3-Millie McCabe, Marva h F R sso Carole Klein, Toni Pianalto, Donna Curry, Joyce Hughes, LeMar Hall, Norma Wyne, Pat Gep art, rances u , d E'l M ra Ga le DeGroff Frances Garcia Troy Thompson Colleen Macneish, Carolyn Tausch, Evan Woo , :een ur Y, Y 1 . , Golladay. Row 4-Mary Swift, Mary Irvin, Dolores Jordan, Peggy Jones, Pat Petersen, Linda Hawkins, Geraldine . . E . h Weir, Saundra Mahoney, Peggy Bosnyak, Loretta Mae Willin, Margaret Lungberg, Susanne Walker, Joan pplc , Betty Ramos, Doris Snyder, Mildred Hughes, Mollie Kavangh, Caroline Jordan. J A Jensen Gin er Tucker Sharon Le Faivre Bonnie Beyer Sue Ray, The physical education program for girls includes a modern dance, tennis, archery, badminton, trim , gym, basketball, field hockey, volley ball, and soft ball. Girls especially interested in sports are P K wecome to ioin the Girls' Recreation Association. ,X The GRA meets once a week after school and the ., girls participate in inter-school play-days where they strive to make records for the school. K i '-tb N A' ll9

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RHS 3 l 3 4 9 6 8 I 2 2 8 VARSITY TENNIS S' .,.. M... ,.,' 5' . I , gi X, . N l v. .LV ,ig I K 'H -, ,A , W' y .4 Q ,., ,V i W v , . .. , ,,,.,.,,,. ,. , 1' 'o , Cnligitu-1 .Q I -f' - -if - G-'f ' Q11 l w ' 0 I I 2 S I '-ve? ...li Q fi KH Ix wr K Q l id. ,. , mx if K 42. V 'f J I J 'Q' x V, 1 N, If x . we Row I-David Harlan, Wayne Keen, Jerry Theaker, John Alegria, Tom Triggs. Row 2-Coach Dennis George Luebke, Dick Clark, Barry Smith, Bob Hughes, Bill Orwin, Charles Signor. Playing with outstanding leaders like Wayne Keen and Dick Clark the tennis teams are RUNNING WILD as they have run up a good record in practice games. But it will not be the team's individuality but their depth that will place them high in league play this year. The JV'S, who are mostly inexperienced freshmen have a iob living up to the past record of RHS tennis teams but their deep set desire to do well will prove to be what it takes to win SCHEDULE OPP Montebello .. 5 Muir ....... 8 San Marino .. 6 Pasadena . . . 4 Baldwin Park .. O Victor Valley . . . 3 So. Pasadena . . . 1 San Marino 8 Alhambra .. 7 El Monte . .. 7 Monrovia . . . 1 I 4 bi ..E' f 14' Z P . Vtst H 'ff L' ', dir' f league titles. I Row I-Mike Ready, John Thorson, Dough McDonald, David Spellman, John Byerly, Bob Evans, Lee Hubbell. Row 2- Marvin Merle, Bill Baldwin, Gordon Andahl, Richard Tinsley, Verne Sanders, Dan Akers, Mike Snelson, Paul Nakamoto, Romeo Maningo, Bob Wickline. J. V. TENNIS SCHEDULE RHS OP O Montebello . 9 8 Baldwin Park . .. . I 1 San Marino . 8 0 San Marino . . . . 9 I Alhambra .. I El Monte . .. Monrovia . . . . V I g f 9 1 , ..' - ,J If If 1 ff 4 its I if f: I A' y ,

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