Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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Garcia, Frank Salgado. Third Row: George Angulo, Eddie Lopez, Coach Pete Swanberg Coach Jim Zant, Coach Jim Hall, Coach John Dunaway, Valente Villalobos. Second Row: James Banuelos, Chris Montoya, Bill Garcia, Gabriel Zuniga, Henry Chia, Ben Narvarez. First Row: Alex Molina, Jesus Sepulveda, Jose Franco, Don Bueno, Chris Espinoza, Guillermo Gonzalez, Robert Cantrell and Gerardo Armendariz. l. James Banuelos and Jason Kerr out for the kill. ' 2. Ain't nobody going to get past usl 3. Don Bueno making a Panther catch. Varsity Football!

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VARSITY FCCTBALI. A VANCES T0 THE PL YOFF Playing an extremely tough preseason schedule, the Varsity started the season with a one win four loss preleague record. How tough the preseason schedule was became apparent as all of the teams played became highly ranked in their conferences or advanced to the playoffs. As the campaign progressed the team had been ad- justing players into different positions and had steadily improved its defense. Defense was to play an important role in Mission Valley league competition. Despite losing a hard fought I0 to 0 loss to Arroyo, the team had realized that it could do well in its remaining league games. The team had three successive league wins starting with a win over EI Monte which wasn't decided until the closing seconds. The Panthers proved to be tough playing before Homecoming Games as they spoiled both Mountain View and Duarte's Home- comings. The win over Duane was important in that Duane was the league's first place team. Playing well, the defense had a string of seven scoreless quarters while containing Duarte, who up to that time, had led the league in scoring. The last league game proved to be disappointing as Rosemead fell to Mark Keppel. A win would have enabled them to be co-champs while the loss placed the team as the league's second place finisher in the CIF playoffs. The Panthers played a very young team made up of a number of juniors and sophomores starters. The traditionally tough defense highlighted this l985 season. The captains of the team were Henry Chavez, James Banuelos, and John Bush. Z3 Q-X Members of the Varsity Football team were: Sixth Row: Jason Kerr, Robbie Gochicoa, Henry Chavez, Wallace Gonzalez, Richard Medley, Paul Lacas. Sean Moore, Chris Brooks, Bobby Raygoza. Fifth Row: Joey Totsis, Sammy Medina, Jorge Hernandez, Ron Kelley, Frank Espinoza, Bennet Lim, Sebastian Reyes, Todd Graydon. Fourth Row: John Bush, Tim King, Steve Kingan. Peter Manino, Juan Burriola, Marcus Crunk, Robert I, Defense talks strategy. 36fVarslty Football H-.f

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J. V. FOOTB LL WINS TITLE The J.V. Football team was coached by Mr. Louie Madrigal and Gilbert Adame. For the first time the team practiced with the Varsity team andaplayed their games on Thursdays. The team had an overall record of 8 wins and 2 losses. The team went through the league undefeated to win the Junior Varsity Cham- pionship. The most exciting game of the year came against El Monte when the team was behind I3 to 0. The team came back to beat El Monte I4 to I3 in theirrfirst league game. The toughest game of the year was against Arroyo in which the team viion 6 to O. The Arroyo game was scoreless until the 3rd quarter Rosemead scored. Some of the outstanding players included Mike Martinez whowas the offensive leader. Gerardo Armen- deriz a tough running back, Billy Garcia an outstanding offen- sive lineman and Marcus Crunk who had five touchdowns ref The team was known for it's hard hitting and playing great intensity. Q L Y as N.. .X Y 5 J S1121-.905 2a1'ffs. 455 . a 5537 Aggfsgges y is 5 ,,11 .jf L 'L L E L Gif- ..,..,. iiy. L X y . .. l qs 7 in . , .At L 4? he P -X. if yr. vu A A H, 'YY' it f 'S G'- -'4 C 1