Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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Members of Varsity Track were: Top rowz Victor Venegas, Art Tan, Kea Day Phoa, Jose Franco. Jimmy Chen, Bruce Winfrey, Marcus Crunk, Robert Cantrell. Jorge Hernandez. Chris Latham. Middle row: Mike McDonald, Ricky Villacorte, Juan Salgado, Chris Jimenez, David Avalos, Aaron Mascorro. Vince Hernan- dez. Bottom row: John Demosthenous. Julio Gutierrez, David Lopez. and Ramon Perez. IUSLNCKU M, ,,,. ai WV? nip :Jen 2.:r vi -4 -. o'5'4 23: 3, - EN W3 gFm ERE? 02:3 n'2. rm: :svn -1 535 3-0 -.! w :: Q, 'E O 2. . : Ui ru U' Q 1: : 9 lO8!Boy's Track fax. -N , .., f- -Ar -e wfawssasw' 11-itifmw' wa-W-as-dl .NF

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NKT 1, If , 1 x , NN L77 ASKETB LL PLAC S THIRD I LEAGUE Coached by Miss Barbara Robbins, the girls Junior Varsity Basketball team finished a fine season coming in third place in League competition. The overall record was five wins and five losses in league, which was a big improve- ment over their preseason record. The most exciting game of the season was against Duarte. where Rosemead won in the final seconds, 4I to 40. Some of the most outstanding individuals were Center Martha Hernandez and Guard Nancy Rodriguez. The most improved player of the team was Lea Basil. Members of the Girls Junior Varsity Basketball team were: Top Row: Tracy Mannino, Elsilie Paredes. Nancy Rodriguez, Lea Basil, Martha Hernandez, Sylvia Huerta. Kim Alenbough. Myra Hernandez, Tina Moreno, and Miss Barbara Robbins. Not pic- tured Melinda Rodriguez. l. Wendy Wagner tries for a basket. 2. Angela LaFazia battles for a rebound. 'Rx -J xi x . X at N Y, X X Qu? ' HT .ix l P X u 'Q - N . ' N Bi '- f V Y, X X XXX X I Rv 3 lx X X 1 l'urX.X lip X-,X , ' a --X ' 3 in I ' Girls J.V. Basketball!

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BDYS TRACK DEFEATS EL M0 TE AND TEMPLE ITY The Varsity Boy's Track Team was off to its fastest start in IO years. Going into the 2nd league meet. the team had recorded wins over Pioneer, Temple City, and El Monte. The team's only loss came against Pius X in which a number of the distance runners did not participate. The team's medley relay team was undefeated in competition as they broke a number of meet records. Some of the outstanding indivi- duals were Chris Jimenez, Aaron Mascorro. and Ramon Perez in the distances. While others doing well were: Ricky Villacorte in the sprints, Juan Salgado in the 440 and up, Chris Latham and Marcus Crunk in the hurdles, Mike Mc- Donald in the high jump. Art Tan and Kea Phoa Day in the jumps, Jose Franco in the weights, and David Avalos in the pole vaults. Juan Salgado said this about the team, I thought track was fun and rewarding. Our success was more than we expected. The Frosh-Soph team had a number of outstanding indivi- duals. Marcus Crunk and Ramon Perez ran in the Varsity division but when running against other sophomores did extremely well. The Frosh-Soph team had one of their best team records in a number of years. Some outstanding indivi- duals were Chris Espinoza, Don Bueno and Ben Guinto in the sprints while Henry Ngo and Ben Team did well in the jumps. Mike Utley, Sean Moore and Robert Mendoza also did well in the hurdles. Marcus Crunk said this about the team. This was my first year on track. l had a good time and l learned a lot. I. Rosemead runners beating out El Monte. 2. The things some people do to get over a mud puddle. 3. Ben tries to impersonate Christopher Reeves. 4. Life is full of many obstacles. M, - in 1 if A ' r Members of,l.V. Track were: Top row: Sean Moore, Mike Lltley, Danny Briones, Robert Mendoza, David Masch- meyer. Chris Espinoza, David Wearp. Jorge Ancona. Middle row, Ben Guinto, Luke Lumiqued, Don Bueno. Rocky Agabara, Bill Zylla, Vince Delacruz. Peter Sun, Bottom row, Gerardo Perez. Steve Quinones, Roberto Godinez, Juan Contreras, David Zwick, and Henry Ngo. I' '0 Boy's Track!