Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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QM ' ? . All girls taking physical education, a required course, are able to participate in a variety of activities such as modern dance, trim gym, ping pong, archery, badminton, volley ball, basketball, ten- nis, anal soft ball. Directing the depart- ment's activitie is Miss Lois Stevens. M arf' ,YM x Miss Lois Stevens Department Head W. M 'M 4 W E Miss Jeanette Anslinger 7 at 3 ff W, X' V' . 'mfif Miss Doris Lynch Mrs. Jacqulyn Muller Mrs, Betty Schaefer :M K . shi' Look our forthe ankles on those back-swings! Statues for a moment are girls in Modern Dance. fn, l Y V ' I V X A , l - eb, , , i igi lg Qlfib ,f 2 l i I i l-, V 9 5 L X A Q, . D., L H lflf Wim-4 ff m-L7 gn- ' ,'V, V z . N , ,Z , ,N s H ff ,. . ' - .M D- , .. , V f L i 1 F W, ' f V in 3 ,, 7QW,,,,g,r,f!,V:,, ,f ' 'Z ...v. ,, ',::, Q '.J'--'QW' nyzifjl' H ,, f -. In .' 44' gfjjffi ,Z 4 ,,, ,. A ' iz , , W f. .ff ' 4. ' , .r 14, 22' , 'J ij . 1 ,.. The firing squad aims at the target-but these are Misses,

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Mrs, Eva Martin Department Head , . , ,.., ,A r . .F .2 , , sv. ra? -1 ' ..c Q-.:'+:-551 s v gxiif. A- Beginning art students study techniques. ans 1' a f ' K ' s. f' 3 Q I ,g.T7 '! if .Y 1 2 f , ? l!'!l,!.45. :fav ll Miss Cosette Anderson Miss Grace Seward Librarian Still proving to be one of Rosemeaol's greatest assets is the school library. Miss Anderson, head of the library, and Miss Seward, her assistant, are always ready with a smile to assist the teachers and the students in selecting books and reference ma- terials. qmqnuwwww ,W--,ws,s,,.,m.-Q M mm, Art Ill and IV students observe finishing touches on a water color. Under the direction of Mrs. Eva Mar- tin, the talented students of Rose- mead High learn to express their creative ideas in the various phases ot art, such as cartooning and de- signing. Truly, the Art Department has played an important part in Rosemead's school lite. fu w,l' 9 Miss Lucille Thompson ,Mary Sign on the dotted line, please. H9