Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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THE Members of New Horizons were: Ms. Gonzales, Michele Lugo. Lorena de Anda. Gina Ortiz Darla Davis, Stacy Yuskiewitz. and Judy Solis. PLNTHERS Q45 It' Members of Pantera were: 'lop row: Cesar Rubio. Yolanda Hernandez. Tammy Vance, Laura Reyes. Judy Serano, Edward Garcia, Agustin Morales. Carlos Baiarano. Angelica Mendoza, Esther Rios. Franklin Marinero, Alex Uribe, Margarita Gonzales, and Luis Gonzales. Middle row: Miss Mariam Ontiveros, Rafael Martinez. Susan Nguyen. Sara Salas. Maria Dominguez. Maribel Reyes, Dana Stewart, Mariana Martinez. Coila Pinedo. Esperanza Martinez, lnez Garcia, Gloria lvera. Cecilia Rios. Tony Espinoza. Maria Rodriguez, Rosa Rodriquez. Steve Santos, and Mrs. Josefina Naya. Bottom row: Juan Contreras, Victor Venegas. Grorge Macias. Hector Delgado, Herman Huezo, Robert Truiillo. Jaime Carrillo, Maria Guerro, Griselda Roman, Rosa Guerrero, Bernardo Hermosillo, Cezar Delgado. Randy Arguello, and Alma Placencia. . ' Clubs!

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SERVICE CLUBS SHDW CDNCER COMPASSIO Key Club is a service club sponsored by business men from the local Kiwanis Club. It s the only all-boys club on campus. The Key Club's main objectives are to serve our school and community and to build strength and character in their members. Some of their activities were: transporting tian Home book sale sponsoring an emer- gency blood drive for relief of the Mexican earthquake victims volunteer drivers for College Night. They also participated in the Quaker Oats Project to save starving chil- dren in 42 countries. The Key Club s motto is: Caring - Our Way of Life. Keywanettes is a service club also spon- sored bythe Kiwanis Club of Rosemead, The very first official Keywanettes service club was founded here at Rosemead, In l974. when the club first started it was called the present day name. The Keywanettes help around the community as well as the school. This year the Keywanettes attended the April convention held at the L.A. Hilton thanks to the generous support of the Kiwanis Club. If you know a Keywanette member you know someone who is inter- ested in helping their fellow man. New Horizons is a service club on campus. lt's main emphasis is to raise money for scholarships to he awarded to graduating seniors. They held many fundraisers Day candy sales and Cinco de Mayo. The club has also helped the Folklorico group. At the end of the year, they went on a field trip to San Diego. tooks to and from the library for the Chris- Keyettes, but it was later changed to the throughout the year, which included Slave is ...f --u -AJ ...- Members of Key Club were: Top row: Aldren Soliman. Spencer Stinson, Bobby Raygoza. Mr, Dwain Crum, Paul Hernandez, Brian Pendleton. Second row: Carlos Sandoval. Aaron Mascorro. Mike Lu. Won Duk Cho, Armando Mendoza. Bruce Winfrey. Jorge Hernandez, Steve Hernandez, John lssa. Stanley Leong, George An- cona. Third row: Dennis Villacorte, Peter Sun, Juan Salgado, John Quintanilla. Fabian Quinteros. Arsene Soliman. Victor Polanco. Front row: Edmon Soliman, Khanh Bui. Angelilo Gabriel, and Calvin Kan. Members of Keywanettes were: Top row: Nannette Saugeavu. Rowena Reano, Bottom row: Heather Jules, Louisa Oliver, and Catherine Cedillo, 64!Clubs .fav - 1

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66fClubs TUDENTS coNvENE Fon I TELLE TU LE LIGHTE ME T The Academic Decathlon Team sacri- ficed many hours in order to prepare for the competition. There were ten subjects which included science, math, econom- ics, language, literature, fine arts, histo- ry. speech, a novel, and a superquiz. At the competition in November, the team did very well, even though it was handi- capped by the last minute loss of one member. Some of their activities includ- ed visits to art museums, colleges, and the U.S.C. Oceangraphic Institute on Catalina, and a trip to the East Coast. The Computer Club participated in a va- riety of computer activities. They wrote computer Christmas carols and contri- buted canned food to needy families. The highlight of the year was when Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas came to speak to the club on the topic of High Technology in Hollywood. The California Scholarship Federation is one of the academic societies on cam- pus. lt's purpose is encouraging further education for highly qualified students. ' , -f K . L I ' V 55, lyk ' 1.2 s X 4 Q? Q' X35 f?W?? H Y . . wx Sn? Wy, if Y 2 F ' D' at Q 1 Members of the Academic Decathlon were: Top row. Stella Wong, Edmon Soliman, Won Duk Cho. Mike Lu, Aldren Soliman, Calvin Kan. and Mr. Winters. Middle row: Khanh Bui, Dennis Villacorte, Carol Yin, and Marianna Ortiz. Bottom row: Chris Eftychiou. Members of the Computer Club were: Top Row: Carlos Zamalloa. Won Duk Cho. Joseph Park. Khanh Bui. Fabian Ouinteros. Rebecca Rodela. and Darla Davis. Middle Row: Henry Phan, Calvin Kan, Karen Yin, Ruth Kang, Angela Mahalarponont, Gina Ortiz, and Robert Mendoza. Bottom Row: Mrs. Hernan- dez. Phisaton Sim, Sergio Mata, and Derek Wong. ,I p, ar C.S.F. sponsored and participated in many activities such as a Christmas tree drive, Christmas food baskets, poster sale, and a faculty salad bar luncheon. To belong to C.S.F. a student must earn A's and B's in their academic classes. The Science Club is comprised of stu- dents who have a great interest in sci- ence. Their field trips included whale watching, astronomy observation, and many other activities. Every year they look forward to the annual Science Fair, which was held at the arboretum. V M 2 121 ,. ws ,, 4' ' ai i F1 ..,.. i lex 1 , , M ,jan 4' -ffl g f I