Rosemont Middle School - Panther Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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1973 City-wide Intramural Tournament i ' x .iv- N l im Pat Walsh enroute to the city-wide championship in his weight Ronnie Friedman demonstrated his championship form a class, be wins his final match. 1 ' 7 P LK ' 'if' 1' I' x1Q- W TV r X li-tal :A 'Qs Mat Byrum drives opponent to the mat. Jeff Cuillot braces himselffor the referees signal. Girls Tumbling Team Front row: Susan Ridgwell, Janice Dunning, Kathy Flagg. Marian Canoles, Pam Simpson, Deanna Long, Karen W'ilson. Second row: Susan Jarrett Janet Moody, Karen Reighard, Ruby Edler, Karen Butts, Sherrie Brown Julie Crimes, Susan Fadness, Cynthia Riddick. Third row: Ceryl Liles Renissa Jones, Eartha Walden, Debbie Ballheim. s S s 59 Jerome Lamb Centenial Griffin City-wide punt, pass City-wide punt. pass and kick champion. and kick champion. ninth grade division. eighth grade division

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hat Happens in a Panther Court his A xx Prosecutor questions defendant .lohn Jones l0pfarJ. ,L Q sp ,f,s,. :- ' 'Maul llflllflll ll T11 ,r N'-. Defense attorney is questioning her client to prove his innocence. 7555, f 7 The judge has called the two attorneys to the front for a warning: Conduct should be dignified. On December 7, 1972. Mr. Chambliss' second bell Social Studies class acted out a court trial concerning the arrest of two boys, in: What Should You DoWhen a Policeman Makes a Mis- take? The two boys were accused of running a red light. and subsequently for resisting arrest. The boys felt they were in- nocent, and so they gave the officer a hard time by calling names, etc. At the trial one of the defendants was found guilty of running the red light and of resisting arrest. He got a 550.00 fine. The other defendant was convicted only of running the red light. All participants performed well. Judge .................. ..... D eanna Long Officer Sellers . . . ..., Steve Perlman .......lohn Opfar .., Cheryl Brown ..... Lawada Poarch - Lawada Poarch Defendant ....... Prosecutor ......... Defense Attorney ..... ir f 1 ,I nruiriui an ms ,ml I ' FITS YN! , sg,,,'.-- Prosecutor attempts to make the defendant testify against him- self, Defense attorney is objecting. 61 The defense attorney sums up for the defense. .lury in the background.