Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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3 iss! The San Gabriel Valley Princess: Kay Knuclsen, Sue Tury, and Joan Hicks. For the first time we are able to present our Prom Queen in the Pantherama. The Prom, which is to be held tonight, will be one of the most beautiful ever put on by a Junior Class. Queen Elaine Hamilton and her beautiful court will reign. Sharin Hubbert, the Rose of the San Gabriel Valley, Representing Rosemeacl at the County Fair this year was beautiful Sharin l-lubbert, with the title ot The Rose of the San Gabriel Valley. The Prom Princesses: Janet Montgomery, Joyce Purkey, Mary Ann Evans and Joy Shaw. X ,S 1 X ., , F f X ,',v, - lf .4J.1Jf .1 '07 46 ,mlb - , W M ysyv Q 6' T Q , T A Q, . ,. 4.5, an , In F ' -A zz V ' J X ' I Prom Queen, Elaine Hamilton. 'I lzll 1 Q A, ll ,X f i f Q -f g' 2 ' , if fs if it g 1 V, If , 'S' A' sa -I , li f 6 y ll, E wg: r , 'Y 1, 1 ' ' 2 , ,f. ? 7 ll I Ll -, ,. 'f , in .1 Q , ' .gy f T9

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WW HOMECOMING QUEEN: ln a traditional ceremony the Varsity football players selected a beautiful court, which consisted of Homecoming Queen Betty Fuller and her princesses. After the Homecoming game with Monrovia the Spartans sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance during which this beautiful court reigned. .- fi, 52 y . ru. we NAVY The Homecoming princesses were Ardythe Smith, Dolly Briock, Anne Horner, and Monica Zema. WINTER BALL QUEEN: The sight of beautiful formals and gay laughter set the Christmas vacation off this year at RHS. The stu- dents were favored with the annual Winter Ball, sponsored by the Pantheresses and the Key Club. To top the evening off was the crowning of The Winter Ball princesses were Monica Zema, Rhonda Washington, Mickey Watson, and Kay Kinnell. .. .2 me fi A3 I i., f, Z, -97 ,i 53 , r Q i 1 f -4 'V S li A Ala 1 - E 4 Mi, f 5 61 P ff 2? 9523 1 f i 5 w 4 ,, The Homecoming Queen this year was Betty Fuller who was selected by the Varsity players Queen Sally Vannoy after crowning at the annual Winter Ball on December 14,

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E' Rosalie Toscano JOUH Hicks Ommrby Drama rx 439 14 Bob Mackie Frank Hedrick Egad, foiled again, were the words of villain Cyril Bothering- well as the very fair Felicity Fair was saved by handsome and brave Malvern Larkfield. This was the somewhat familiar plot of the 2nd Annual Meller- drayma presented by the Ro- yal and National Thespians. Frank Hedrick played the role of Cyril Botheringwell who pos- sessed many villainous quali- ties. The sweet and naive Felicity Fair was portrayed well by Diane Saul. And Our Hero, Malvern Larkfield, was played by Barry McCluskey. Mrs. Re- gina Larkfield, scheming mother of Malvern, was played by Joan Klingman. Others in the cast were Pam Grimshaw, Jim McElroy, Bobf bette Griffin, Judy Jackson, Pat O'Toole, and Joan Hicks. The student director was Harri- ette Elkins and her assistant was Connie Ensign. 20 ages alma wer V -if ' 12111.