Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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92 iff! CHM sr MAS Dommolvs 3 . in Row l-R. Bush, L. Gratius, R. Reynolds, B. Hawkins, G. B. Braude. Row 3-R. Kendall, D. Fuller, B. Remley, D. Logue. Row 5-J. Lawrence, J. McMullen, T. Roberts, J. McElroy, l.. Tolin. We-Z S This club has done MORE THAN YOU KNOW! assistance in the delivery of Christmas donations were amon Spartans. Participation in intra-school competition and g the many activities of the Hi-Y The Spartans elected as their leaders first semester John Lawrence, president, Ted Stupak, vice- president, John McMullen, secretary, Bob Braude, treasurer, and Jim McElroy, chaplain. Second semester officers were Jim Berg, president, Tony Roberts, vice-president, Ronnie Hauerwaas, sec- retary, Robert Hawkins, treasurer, and Jim McElroy, chaplain. VanHecke. Row 2-P. Girdleston, R. Hauerwaas, G. Clark Lees, T. Finlay. Row 4-D. Akers, D. Orwin, W. Berg, R CV? SQ? v 14,4--f CLEAN HTHLETICS ' ler. worth, 3- Bu. Campbell, Q, CocgpleZrF,gg:::SrneS' G. DeWitt, 2..G. 4, D. 'V ' ' lessee. Row K muso, ROW l D jones. . J. Essex, D- key A, C110 Kmomilras. - , I M. Conllkt - h M. Mcglus I V l Row 6,-T. W ies C k..E. 'GT i3nd z2 lQ.5?.ILi,u. W G- WW Hee I 5. C I . Row 3 R' Row 5'R. Jones, 3 S K. Grover, Living up to the record of Clean Speech, Clean Athletics, Clean Scholarship, by providing ushers for various events at school and attendin so hl g me at etic events were the Saracens. They knew there AlN'T NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT. They were lead by their sponsor Tim Karamitras and their officers. Off' f' lcers nrst semester were Don Jones, president, Roger Freeman, vice-president, Mike McClusky, secretary, Steve Stupak, treasurer, and Jim Strinz, chaplain. Second semester they electel Joe Mendoza, president, Brickey Schoenrock, vice-president, Tom Jones, s r t 4 L Ald ' - chaplain. ec eary, one rich, treasurer, and George Cooper,

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N x -. . , QUITE Q0 I X fr SNIx Q9 f 4 sr are Q I ti ' f 9 0 ' Cofixllqg 52. Row I-M. Davis, R. Ramirez, B. Huff, P. Bush, A. Toscana, D. Dudley. Row 2-J. Catalano, R. Stockard, D. Clark, R Th n. Row 4-D. Nash, N. Thomas D. Harlan. Row 3-T. Petrovich, E. Unger, D. Brewer, R. Fandl, D. Byrne, . ompso D. Klink, Stevens, J. Knowling, D. Whitener. Row 5-C. Shirey, B. Orwin, R. Burgan, J. Catalano, B. Brownie. mm We-2 Wailea The senior Hi-y Nobles Who took first place in the Variety Show with The Mild One felt HIGH AND MIGHTY when they made a record of being the first boys' club to win. Another record was co-sponsoring the first night club dance, Club Unique, The Nobles elected for their first semester officers Tom Petrovich, president, David O x? 'ff R-U4 I 09:1 Qs ., O O0 C Pl' G-f 0 QW Harlan, vice-president, Charlie Signor, secrtary, Ralph Ramirez, treasurer, and Bill Orwin, chaplain. Second semester officers were David Whitener, president, Charlie Signor, vice-president, Jim Nowling, secretary, Neil Thomas, treasurer, and Bob Brownie, chaplain. auf Q. -L , 1 , Row yxo ' Row 3 F' Harnack, L. Tu I I Z- a . R ' VY, D, L Row SSDI BQii:grAk Mcflhqney' fganfliey, J. Carter, P M , , . Greenup. - il, L. Freeman Curray. Row ZXP .-4 f Q. ' ' Gm! Row 4:DPiI1IreY,. R. Kohnm i ' Urph . Unn, p' E . g Z . 4 y, K. shim., C, Rkhgrggobm. gem mm - cc ape 1 . Dedrick Mr. Robert Berry lead the Hi-y Bishops in this record year. They went to the YMCA camp at Big Pines with the other Hi-Y groups. First semester officers were Micky Beran, president, Jerry Carter, vice-president, Ralph Greenup, secretary, Richard Kohnman, treasurer, and Rollie Winter, chaplain. Second semester they elected Fred Reif, president, Lee Freeman, vice-president, Dick Morrison, secretary, Kenny Shinn, treasurer, and Chuck Gray, chaplain. The Bishops lived up to their motto of Clean speech, Clean living, Clean sportsman- ship, and Clean scholarship, and said TIME WILL TELL. 91

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9' 25 ,- TS Row I-J. Hanby, G. DeGrotf T Thompson D R S , - , . ees, .Hardie, E. Murray, S. Scozzatava. Row 2-A. Flaten, J. Braun, A. Blake, K. Whitley, J. LePez, J. Fritz. Row 3-D. Ross, D. Carter, J. Hernandez, P. Leon, C. Russo, M. Corum, B. Noeggerath. Row 4--Joan Harper, D. Fellows, J. Scott, K. Kehler, Y. Couste, Mrs. E. J. Martin. Row 5-Miss R, Schwimmer, R. Washington, J. Budd, B. Weygandt, M. Hill, G. Murray, F. Perez. Row 6-B. Sexton, D. Galceran, B. Mackie, C. Dover, T. Altaro. .J- '.4 'f-I i ,,..,- A' 2 .arovs Row , M. Woman n, 5' K Cornell, A' 5o'f,d,,c,liiZQklfirSR0 3 a, Picndiiliinb. P- I I ' - . TI1Uf5 ' ' . 'i H Foster. 5' mligerllfiuiui-ie,enB. icuibtlsilsillloifinef' soxaiig-ji' o. Hfvfes' liz' he,- . r. 4 55e.- - -if. xrdo A. Buchan, I-hvglliquit, N. Niclifgsg A, Kotchik,RZQN?,.W, Van Dusg-23' B- Brownie, S. Gi es ROVM Nickmarh C' lou? IBri9htweIl' lyhrllferot, D. Roberri M. German. P' Wm l TJ.rnsIed, D' Iigonlzlsunslso, -I- Holixfgic. Nacovanltl- Row EdwarcIS0 ' gfeemanr R' Ram I W. RUSS, I-' J, Hicks. an '5 Row I-J. Garber, D. Curry, J. Parher, L. Hall, A Santilli G Harris N Edward H P . , . , . s, . arker, J. Hanby. Row 2-P, Tin' sley, S. Rickard, C. Pickford, J. Lyon, J. Klingman, J. Johnson, D. Orom, A. McGowan, F. Mouy, S. Fisher. Row 3- S. Traut, S. Adair, A. Adams, D. Holden, R. Hatler, M. Ame nd, A. Bryant, B. Passana, B. Ivy. Row 4-R. Brewer, J. Borquez, J. Hopper, D. Greene, D- JOVCIUU, M, Corum, C. Jordan, V. Horning, N. Hartz, B, Anderson. Row 5-H. Brewer, L. Anderson, B. Frank, L. White, L. A. Woodstock, D. McCulloch, T. Horter, M. Kendall, K. McGowan. Row 6 -J. DeGregary, P. Leighton, J. Purkey, D. Steighner, B. Miller, P, Edwardsen, E. Leavitt, L. Ornstead, M. Hatch, S. Carver. Row 7-C. Weise, D. Murray, R. Vanderslice, L. Strand, E. Hazelton, H. Crichton, J. Foote, L. Hawkins, E. Nance, C. Dennis, W. Fagan, T. Guthrie, D. Manley. 1415 66145 Under the direction of Mrs. Eva Joy Martin the Art Club made a good show ing in a number of art exhibits, went on several successful field trips, and sketched MONA LISA. With Bert Sexton as president, Dixie Fellows, vice-president, and Diane Ross secretary they carried through their motto, Ars Gratia Artis-Art for the Sake of Art-to the fullest extent. ,S.?, CALIFORNIA Scholarship Federation members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership and character. The sponsor during this record year was Mrs. Margaret Watson-Bray. CFS ex- tended their program of student service by personal encouragement and coach- ing. The officers were Beverly Braude, presi- dent, Nancy Nickman, vice-president, Marilyn Nickman, secretary, and Wally VanDusen, treasurer. 6 . . I BELIEVE was the feeling of the Cam- pus Christians at their Friday morning prayer meetings. The club also held de- votional meetings at noon on Thursdays. First semester presidents were Willis Fagan and Dave Murray. David Murray and Alberta Bryant were elected for president second semester. 93