Temple City High School - Templar Yearbook (Temple City, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1956 volume:

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MN Q 77 A M iff! if WJ Q. ,O N Rf bi 3 ,1g gpsi M wH , q 3' A-1- 1956 RAMPA GE Temple City High Sclloof Temple City, Cal1f0rn1a Diana Breneiser Linda Pattison . Lois Mentze . . . Alice Williams . Cheryl Bender . Grant Bachtold Barbara Jiminez Liz Breneiser Carol Mason Kathie Mellecker Hap Pool Sf Editor-in-Chief Business Editor . . . Administration Editor Activities Editor . . Sports Editor - w vb 1:0 YQ LUO1' Nothing is lost, when memory lives, and memories of Templ High School will live a long time in the minds of our students is impossible to forget all the happy moments of years gone by This year, T955-1956, in our second year as a high school w have achieved much. Several new organizations have bee formed on our campus this year, we have made new friends W have participated in many new and different activities and vi. now have an added year of knowledge All this will aol greatly in our future. We have come a long way here at Temple and we have a lor way to go. It will be a little bit olifficudt without the leadershi , . . 3 of our graduating seniors, but we will certainly have fun tr ing to achieve our goals and make our dreams become realitie This annual is full of reminders of those moments small enoug when you are weary. 12 . ,.. to pack away and keep forever, yet large enough to lean again 1 f . f s f X I I I E i 'A -, - . Y. :'Lf:,.i: .1 .. M -. 4: Q- J- fs, 4.4 3 rfQ.1'5 1'f3 --.- :,'fT : 1a3ff3, :: H ' ,,. . ' -'W-.v. Av,-Riu. -'. , X ?2'4'7,' -Wiiflfgf: 'ff i - 1 'I .::sfQg.,4 , ,gm at 1 win' ,six me X p'vQ.fxr 'SKS-:v'vse A-I 1' ' . - Ng. 1 ' -1- A A K. -A' I an M ' 3, ,J w, 9.5, 'K . ' x 'SX-in-ef ww . f Q ' ' - f Q :X We i 1.11 . . . 2. . w , 'gx.Ql. -Oh ' Q Valk ,,,, yW A Sq., .- .fb ff Au ', A .Av -if' , v4 4lwQ 'ki'-- ' .' mf-pf. A P.. .- Qt f.r +-5' - . 1 i' b .LQ K 'X 'F kg ' '--1 iw., v- , ' E Ma 41? 37 K . ish, Q Q Ykw i lk Q M ' ' 8 init Y 1 U f-rg uf' 5 2. 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'LEILQ ' - -, .:-4 51. K5-, '3ig5iA l f gl i . ' 724412 fl, , , h O if lxzlya ,M vbgggcfj X . ,QL ,W pf 000 Vgdff? ,4 fa -479 l ' QW?-. ,L privy., fn. 4 4. l 41-4742 Q7 Mgfz Age mmf JJ I 5347? Q Lode? J , 4? U Alma Maier Temple City, we love thee, Now and for cll time to be, And we have pledged our loyolty, To thee, To thee. Hoil our colors Green ond Gold. Standing for our dreams untold, As we will strive to reach our gool, For thee, For thee Hctil Temple City, All Hail. 7 ADMINISTRA T10 'U' 5- .pn-.N - -4 , gum.. . ., Y A . , - V. V A f . .- ,W . ..... ,.,...-ml ...-.. -'- ..,.,:.,:,' ..-1.4, A ' . .. v-, , ' ,a.,, 1 .. . - ---, . . ....- ..-,,,, 'S .,5'm. ' 'Ka .,..4x.. , - -f ..v. aw-. ,Z .- ... .Q '--3 4 .-'ilu 1'b f rw, L ' A grim . '41 ,uw A , ,qm- Superintendent Howard Beckner I. Business Manager Director of Education Otto Mason Clarice Manshardt School Boar Thomas Parrington, Mrs. Hazel Hillegas, Gilbert Sefton, Mrs. Rosalind Glassco, Francis Welton di'-E l-I 4 4 ?:,o lil .41 If-' Q -Y: f ' .09 O R PRIN CIP Arthur H. North RAMS, You may be proud of this first year as a full-fledged high school. Scho- lastically, socially, and athletically you have done well. Your willingness to accept responsibility, your fine school spirit, and your ability to represent your school as leaders and sportsmen have made Temple City known as a good school. We have had a senior class filled with outstanding people. They will be missed, but we are looking forward to those of you remaining taking the lead in a continuous campaign to name Temple City High School the Best. w 1- .1 -un gn VICE - PRINCIP L Miss Lcxurc Shephard Girls' Vice Principal BOYS. Vice Principal Tom Bcrkelew 'iff 'X U :5rg4.vgj:fg -noun nuns' ..,.....nwwl ' ...nnuulpuuuu NIH! CO UNSELOR Wiiliom SmiTl'1, Counselor 1 l lgus Drivers nc B Volkmon Front fow .I Go HPl'Shbf'YgLI' W Johnsfon A Cclrlonder 2 C a cfcrm bfa Bock row D Tuce, M. Munchesver, Z. Schenck C.. Horns Front row: E. Sockeff, D. Holbe, L Shclloborgcr. W fjf me bfaff D. Richards, M, Anderson, V. Chenoult, Cushmffans Bock row: B. Champion, H. Shcmler. Front row: S. Berkhenmer, E. Huffman, R, Des Rockers. John Applegate William Boggess Elmo Bregoli Mrs. Shirlee Cleveland Spanish I Speech and Drama Latin I and Il Art William Blomgren Blaze Bonazza Robert Callander Jack Cohen Nth History S nish II 12th English Wood-shop rELL.,42l3i'M270' Charles Cook William Davis Mrs. Barbara Dreilbelbis Mrs. Marian Evans Drafting Physical Education Clothing 9th Core T T7 , N. , 31. A mg. ar 'G l ' 5 . .- Q., AQ ,F ,A , 35: F-54 ' iw Li n, g-,L f. ww 1 A 69 - '? ' ' ,J , T' bh W f A I 'lg . W f W' 1.3 .if 6 v' u ,.. VI. , 1 L - w-Ali' eng A STUDENT GOVERNMENT and CLASSES ,qi -vswtif H - jig V :F P.-1' 13' Q5 ji-I 'ww-an Q wx -. I CW iw l .1 X X 51 XX, Qs Sfudenf Leaders A. S. B. Presfclenf lt has been a privilege and an honor to serve as your Student Body President. l would like to give my thanks to the teachers, the cabinet, and all of the students tor the cooperation they have given me. To the classes coming up l wish the best of success, and I know you will continue to build the tradition ot Temple City High School. The fact that you, the students, can have a voice in the government of your school shows again how priceless democracy is. Support your elect- ed officers, for by so doing you will carry this practice with you into lite and be a better citizen. Q 1 I f - i X . l l 1 lik! f , I ,T fy, A , X l Vice President BOB BENDER -,S-Q. , . ssl A.S.B. President BROOKE HOLMES Vice - President The Vice President of the Associated Student Body is also the student council chairman. His responsibility is to preside over all council meet- ings and to assume the president's duties in his absence. Thank you for the opportunity to serve as your vice president. It has been an honor and ci privilege. K . Mary Helen Heed Secretary Nelson Kempsky Treasurer DANCE COMMISSIONER It has certainly been an honor to serve this Student Body as Dance commissioner. I'm sure you will re- member the Christmas Dance as a good example of the wonderful year we've had for dances. I sincerely hope they have played as important a part in your high school life as they have in mine. ASSEMBLY COMMISSIONER I have enioyed holding the office of Assembly Commissioner. It has giv- en me opportunities to meet repre- sentatives from other schools and people in the entertainment business. Presiclenf S Cabinet As this is Temple City High Schools first year as a four year high school, the student cabinet has worked hard to give the stu- dents all the privileges of a high school. Many clubs have been organized on campus and chartered by the cabinet. Our student body officers and those of the other schools in the Rio Hondo League have formed a league forum. School spirit, good sportsmanship, interschool friendships are the ideals of this forum. In any good government the voice of the people is necessary. Each student at T.C.H.S. has the right and the chance to voice his opinion through his representative to the student council. Donna Jones Historian Julie Hein Craig Corbett Dance Commissioner Assembly Commissioner Sfuclenf Counci Back row: J. Welsmcm, R. Smlflw, N. Kempsky, B. Jones, M. Ccghlond, B, Gallagher, C. Roberts, G. Uvferson, Fran! row B, Holmes, M. Heed, P Rotlwlnsberger, K. Dovsdson, J. Mcffvulgon, P. McAdow, V. Ruclecrl, D. Jones, B. Bcndev Bock row: G. Rhoodes, W. Broodhog, D. Foesh, C. Acker, K. Roberti. Front row: C. Ferroro, S. Thomas, J. Gillette, B. Bollow. I ,firzv---.U an ?1p,.. K r Lv TKCKETS 54-Ilmq mlfuls Bronrlrx Wmrgrwr, SOCVXL f for Hue Ann I G ua irls' League Box Sociu Iis Girls 7 eague Girls' I. Sr-crm-mry. Front row: M eugue Officers: Bock row: P. Beech, Hrstoriun, C, Lloyd, Blbler, Vnce, Pres., P, Bell, President. N S! HH H rr, ll Grmvv, M D ave Doy Parlicipunrs: S. Massey, D. Jones, W, WML, A Mvrvyrvwzn, D, liowms A, Collms, H ' 'N Y ufel, M, Nwcolwfh, fra f Boys' eague BOYS LEAGUE This is the first year that the Boys League was in operation at Temple City High. The main purpose of the Boys League was to promote the interest of the boys and provide interesting activities for them and the rest of the student body. The first activity this year was an all-boys assembly on the history of the Jr. Rose Bowl game. Then came the annual Frosh-Soph Mud Brawl in which the Sophs emerged vic- torious. After we came back from Christmas vacation, the Boys League sponsored the an- nual Stuclenteliaculty Basketball Game. The final score was rather uncertain, but we are reasonably sure the Faculty won. A high spot on the school social calendar was the annual Valentines Fantasy formal, co-spon- sored by the Girls League and the Boys The Sophs battle it out with the Frosh at the Soph-Frosh Brawl. The Frosh are valiantly fighting for possession of the Giant Push Ball League. This years officers were: President, Mike Coghlan, Vice President, Ronald Surdam, Secretary, Terry Reinhold. Hey, kids, this isn't football! lt's basketball at its worst and funniest at the Student-Faculty Basket- ball game, January 9th Boys' League Officers: Back row: B. Jones, Mgr. of Enter tairtment, R. Scott, Mgr. of Finance. Front row: R. Surdarn V. Pres., M. Cohglan, Pres., T. Reinhold, Sec, CHEER LEADERS x w .4-, Q Rosemary lpsen a O C- Sarah Williams v Rosalie Letizia i. .514 Francie Gasper Diane McDermed 4 Tricia Slemons, Alison Heed PET' COMMlSSlON MEMORIES ARF MADE OF THIS ' Gi-:rv Norman wr-Irarrrrrrl the- group on his TV program, Campus Club, and enqurrvi-vvrl two lusts the lust pvrlarmamr- lov thr- Pvp Commission and the imhal Campus Club program tor the nr-w si-ries Pr--sr-irtatran ol all at rho Pap Rallies throughout me yi-ar af count:-rl lar a gi.-at many lairahs and ir guru' many vuomlr-ilal rnvirrorrf-5 - the Salam, Apache Massafre, You Ari- There, Knights al the Ram Tahli- to mention a lvw Exchanai: assemblies with South Pasadena cmd San Marmo siirrrulati-J our mtl-rschool sportsmanship Temple- 9 line presentation rrr thi- Burbank, Arcarlra, long Beach, Monrovia, and Alhambra parades make them worthy al the lame they shall some day have, Aside from aching feet, and exm-me fatigue, the band anrl pap groups brought honw many awarrls to aclrl to Temples trophy room Pomona Farr and Disneyland were two ol the honored invitations Temple was most lortunatu to receive Temples fame seems to he spreading The presence of the Pep Commission at the games made every' thing so much more excihng The Drill teams presentation was always a great arlrlmon and soma of the more rvmemlwrvrl ones Worr: Dove in Bloom, School Days, and Nursery Rhyme Review, , THESE ARE MOMENTS TO REMEMBER e Judy, Marilyn Lewis, Ilene Buckeridge, Sharon Johnson Marianne Dufel, Kay Davidson, Carol Spell, Pav McAdow. Marsha Nikolic Linda Robinson, Karen Anderson. HMAJORETTESH The Ram MciioreTTe Team consisTs of I-larlie Judy, Head Maiorefie, Marilyn Lewis, llene Buckeridge, Sharon Johnson, Linda Robinson, and Karen Anderson. The Team in 1955 placed 3rd in The All-WesTern Band Review aT Long Beach. They also placed 2nd in The Burbank Parade. The girls performed aT The ral- lies, The TooTball games, and The parades. The Team was Trained by Miss Jean Judy. Va' I 6 , ,..!,,l,., ,g , M. . 59 i 9 !l Anne Collins .. Vgak .X 3 Q s . dsl., Pep Commissioner Carol Spell -l fu 1 ' Q .R .fry some y LEADERS M -if Gail Wagner Diane . ' Leg. S rs A -Q :Q E ,QM .fr-.9351 . . OW,- .. Mfcx, - . . I X . . , it ww.. .K-.1 - X. . Q, .P rx jx. yin , V, . vii. .-'nf .- . ff Bock Row: B. Adams, C Lloyrl, L Nelson, B. Babcock, C. Sherrord, L. Hubbell, J. Blokesley, S. MacDonald, E. Henderson, M. Bibler, D, Wlrrrr-, 1. Vfm Prenbrook, S. Collrns, P. Beeclr, G. Gunderson, D. Kos, Front Row: J, Timmong, J, Pgqkhgm, B, Wagner, R, Bofrorffl 5, Smiyh, M, Dernrk, B. Krcrlrnskr, V. Jnmrnez, C. Bender. Back Row: J. Frsrlaer, J Hubler, P, DnRosS, M. Pearson, M. Morten, L. Fowler, P. Rotlrlisberger, E. Smors, M. Nelson, S. Shelloborger, K. Donbnr, I, Mcflurgrrn, M. Torbell, P, Plank, Front Row: M. Parody, C, Connor, J. Somorin, P. Haggerty, J. Hein, C. Brewer, C. Cameron, L Conllrn, S. Johnston. ull- Zfgif -.lb C37 Football Queen This year's Football Queen, Gail Dingle, did a really great iob. She was always at our rallies and football games, pro- moting and leading spirit. The football team elected her as queen. The runners-up, Diane McDermed and Anita Merryman, were her princesses. can Dingle Prin cesses Anita Merryman Diane McDermed -405 4 is--J-wg ' F59- 'vu L 9 5 . WN, -Q-op.-. , w ,uv Q, ww' , ,Qfm gf, in T Y i, .fu ...M ,J 1 'T N 1 n .4 qv nf, if 4 . 8 If . -1- - ... 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T, I I Q, B05 Bender Jackre Bruce Carl Bonny Cecilra Bunnell Delberf Bowers Dale Butterfreld Dick B0yd Audrey Cameron Judy Briggs Torn Carnpagna Tom Agnew Paula Anderson Ernest Angell' Marlene Antista Janet Atwood 'TP' Grant Bachfold Evelyn Bailey James Baldwin Helen Bartlett Penny Bell Jerry Cebula Anne Collins Craig Corbett Nancy Cornelius Gail Dingle Barbara Deushane Dorothy Dowell Donna Downing Sally Doyle Marianne Dufel Karen Dunbar Wilbur Dunn Everett Eastman Pat Elliott Delana Evans iy-r r y y A' l James Farr Nancy Faulkner Gil Fernandez Sandra Foley Laura Fowler Frank Fraga Bill Francis Bob Gallagher Andrea Garvs Francy Gasper if 'lie Barbara Gilbert Jim Green Gail Gunderson Leonard Hannemann Bob Harmon Deone Harry Jeanne Hoban Kurt Haselhorsf Joan Hoban Donna Hauge Brooke Holmes Mary Helen Heed Joanne Hubler Janice Hill Roberta Johnson Q X Y Chuck Johnston l'l0W0VCl Kln95leY Bill Judy BUd Koenig Nels Kempsky Alice Landon Beverly Kicilinski Kefmefll LOVSOU Nancy King Marilynn Leiser Rosalie Lefizia Rod Mack Gene Lindley Gary Mackey Mike Logue John Mair Dale Long Linda McClellan Paul Lund Wayne McCurdy x X I .1 Diane McDermed Marsha Moor Ray McNulty Gene Morrison Anita Merryman Marcia Nikolich DeeAnn Miller Ann NOGCK Dana Moffat Gary Norberg Margaref Oroz Don Realmon JoAnn Owen Henry Reseigne Linda Pattison Vickey Rickerl Mariam Pearson Tom Ross Barbara Pepe Charles Sandford JOAnn Sqyre DOD Schulfs Roland Schaeffer DClViCl Schulz William Schenck Sydney Secrles Beffy Schloss Ted Severns Carol Schniffker Diflffle Slwfef Xfil Qi s 3 QQ ,Mx- John Simons Warren Smith Carol Spell Frances Springer Tom Spurney 1 1 X S ,,.W E' I Janet Steward Carol Taft Joyce Timmons Darrell Turner Gary Ufferson A U TOGRAPHS aff C ,. ff s I 1' X x x . v N. X kg 'L ,. Jr, L. Z!! .' ' N.. L , 4- If K 1 Vi -x .133 D, Q' 7 1 I A l, VW 53, MJWQ 0,64 WV1 J QU X X YV'Qfr U Tw S 38 N bf W W MQ ' ' Q Q Q -:', 5 A. fl ' ii 1 i i, Q, S Jon Vander Hyde Bob Ward Gail Wagner Eleanor Way Donna Walker Linda Welch Marvin Walker Carol Jean West Art Ward Dennis Wheeler Darlene White Perry White Keith Wilson Derrellene Whitley Dave Yingling Stan Wilkinson Mike Zernickow Sarah Williams Tyler Rockhold 'x,.a-Q ,I ,. fu Senior Memorie The graduating class of i956 started out in T952 with eager anticipation, tor we could now participate in intereschool athletic corn- petition, and in another year we would be seniors of Temple City Junior l-ligh. Despite our determination, our football lortune re- mained the same. As the months flew by, September, l953, came, and we proudly strode the halls as Seniors! The Spanish Fiesta given by Mrs, Phyllis Nelsons Spanish classes highlighted the year. later it was impressively climaxed by our Rose Bowl graduation and our prom at l-linshaw's auditorium, Strangely enough, we were still the upper classmen in the eleventh grade, tor T.C,J.l-l. became Temple City l-ligh School. With the new name came a new taculty, renewed spirit, and some new faces. William Blom- gren's civics classes kept busy sponsoring dances, running hot dog stands, and selling Lick Burroughs suckers. Senior Council: Back Row: L, Hannemann, I Stewntil C West, T Spitiney. Front Row' F Uttetson, G Wagner, B Gallager. Peceivtna the news fiom Mr, North thot they were To be Temple City High Schools litst delegates to Girls and Boys State cite Delano Evans and Bill Judy. Rvrvtwnlwvr the svvvct music the Ftrrlrouse Ftvs Plus TWO played ut our Chrrslmas Dun: vi' We fan t lorget how the Band Urrtlorrn Drnve ofrrptir-cl our wallets, And ttrrnlly thtngs began laaklng up tn sports' Vlm rv semors anne again and Vw lust arms to grcldu me from Turrrplv Cnty Hugh' Our turqllousv svntor sweat cts. vvtth tho black urrcl vvlltle ewhlvm s y nr ba l nz ed our pwstrgv VVU vvvru tho ltrst la vshrlwltslt K1 Jumor-Sentor Vrutrty show, who ltrsr fo en roy a prom at the Huntnng' ton Sheraton Hotel, Gnd lhe lust ones to go through gruriuattcrr exurntses vvttlr all the trtrrrrrwtrxgs We ve renfhe-l the top cruel must now step our ta tune the worlrl As we look lxlflc, we vvtll have these rrmmeuts ta rerrwrvwlscr, LEW As you can see, Bermuda skirts and shorts were the dress for Slave Day, February 17. The large red heart tells everyone that Carol is Leonards slave for the whole day. These are saolors? These mythical sanlors appeared in the fnrst annual Modern Dance Presentation. 'Turnabout is fatr play. At the baclcwarcl Halloween Dance, these lucky bays received corsages from their dates. Ronnie Surdam President Sandra Finkle Vice President .4 Diana Breneiser Secretary-Treasurer IORS. .. JUNIORS 57 The big problem that confronted the Junior Class this year was Temple City High School's first Junior-Senior Prom. One of the duties ofa Junior Class is to give the graduating seniors a prom. In the case of Temple City the iob was very hard because Temple City had never held a Junior-Senior Prom before, and because of this the Junior Class had no precedent to follow. Led by President-Ronald Surdam, Vice President-Sandra Finkle, and Secretary-Treasurer-Diana Breneiser, for the prom, the iuniors decided they would need to raise money to rent the Huntington-Sheraton Hotel, and to hire a topflight band. In order to do this they organized the following money-raising proiects: a special Pep Assembly, a Banquet, a Junior-Senior Review, and a Temple City Pennant Sale. The iuniors worked very hard to make the prom a success, because it is one of the events a senior remembers about his high school. ln the course of the year the juniors chose their colors and the design for their sweaters. The Junior Class was sponsored by Mrs. Susi Peterson and William Blomgren. ,W ,T 16 K f B bln C I Mi ,glfff fi Qx nf W1 'Fai 1 ew- Y C 1 T? '7' 57's h 'U -. .1- ! 5' Q D V4 .36-lqrp. '.., MW' -Q Q I r fx a.:.ci'il:2 . Q V , A b.L Eh 3 t Q V. Mg.. q, N L9 , . . V Q f 'M-fs y -,su , - 4 1. xg i ' . . wkf K N1 A H Shi reg.-ww v -2 , Vg' .Af 'wo ' 1 Y! I X K T wif?--2. 4 , N 310 8:5 if fy 'Si' 'uw 'Ii V 1 K. In 'Q N if P' 0 Dil L uoifs ,J nv' 'VfuxN s wb' 1 1974 J psp F ! , K, , to '. 4 C.- N4 v ',1j'f,g .- S' ', h1..v- . , Q. 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A K, fdi vf V G HQ: 2 59331: I I B 1 1' - x f i 4995 ' 'J '. 1115.3 .r ul' if br!! 2 U lm I iw' sa J ff ., rm-E... ' Am' ' ' ' 'ff' 4g.wV. i - 1 - ., .f '15 .3 L. +1535 :WWA W A' .. .L ..... ' 5 .:, sg 5' 3' 9 ' X QA. M mg Q V 3 us , ,M ' l il 'R 4 1 big' ' it A . I , l 1 w ' 9 N535-4 , Q? v K v r,. Q- N Q L 1 N 'f -MKS 95' 4 ill' gsx-,G Q.. 7ia.f-fix 3 .12 wks sv 1 Q 'Q xXQ gin I ' 4 41 4+ FRESHME . . . Wayne Broadhag President Sharon Johnson Vice President Barbara Jimenez Secretary-Treasurer THE FRESHMENH This year marked the third in which we have had the role of the Perennial freshmen. We are looking forward to meeting next year's crop of frosh which will be the first to come up from the elementary schools. As 9th graders perhaps we'll even de- feat them in the next Frosh-Soph Brawl, which we lost this year. Sponsored by Mrs. Marian Evans and Arthur Sawicki, the 9th grade elected its first officers in October. Memories of this Freshman year should be indelible on the minds of this year's crop since we've already had 2 trial years, or was it 2 trying years? . I V -il- . l 1 1 Wi' 1 ' i's1uL i 4 nv f 1 r ' v lr- 1 v L 9-V s s Vx W-'Q -r ' 2 F n fry- 4-,f a S -X v av 'WH':., f' A, ff A f ' . QQJ ,rpggv--X rp , . l .. Q of Y K K -,1 A 1 'p -..W 7 G' - - , . x Q. A i, M ..: V 4 ' V K ' ., ,J-iwari K Ep l gk 1 .P V X xi 2 ,al a .5 V Q , W K -- L X A ,N Aw i I, ' ., 4' x '- X Q .'-A . A? Q Q. T.. rs If v' ' ' fi. , , gg A v ,' .- Q A X x x Q I I 1 . ni Staff v X , 4 l V+ 1 A ' A . sm- ff? N rf... A 4, ufgiasf . yqgfawfhgl, -Qgw 11 4' KA I f ' ' ..q,,,W . 111. fra ' -- If if f0?'?g2'ff' '-' 'W'tw151x.i'Q..cg'h'1: Riff. 1' i'g'g5 7' V'-f7'X1'43f f' V -..,f'ff'4, 1' L 1 A ' M ' ffl W - n? --' ' . ' ' '11 f ' na ,- ' if ZS f , . tg ', ff' ' , A. .,', ' ', ' , ' ' ' ,.' ..J,' ' ,, ku..'M' 's-5415-,gv.' 3.4. .1- vw -up K, ' ' ,Sv ' M.. 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M, W,,.y.. , 3 A- fx wr ' K W. , - v 'Zi' 'l 'QF ,I KJ :JJ '- - . -fu gf ff A 1 ,- X Q V. .f- f Q-1 -L ,Y Q + -V - 'f w K f-:q!+r g,-, -.tiff fm fm -4 . v . Q N X A w , fw-Kigifi 'A . .,., A, I W 4 ,-xy. . -,,,,,u. R' ,x, .,c,,W . ,I V ,. fav- - . -. , - . ' W 7 Tim, JI Q v X 2 I v 1 A 4 1 no Y 3 5' UQ3 x 5 ' X M Iixf' .?T 7l'FXf9- fA -mai .1 . S MUS7.C chfl tml V M! ,M . . . MdfClIiWg Banc Cond odor: Berno rd Godfrey Back row: Bernard Godfrey, director, B. Marston, D. Woolley, S. Schoenbaum, D. Howard, M. Heed, D. Taylor. Fifth row: W. Broad- hag, D. Mann, T. Kendall, E. Ellington, M. Reed, G. Olney, L. Driver, B. Peters, J. Kimball, G. Sewell. Fourth row: L. Bradley, S Higgs, S. Bradley, L. Deushane, A. Hargraves, B. Nestie, D. Crosson. Third row: C. Moffat, L. Larson, D. Foesch, C, Price, M Zernickow, B. Bender, E. Angell, E. Glassco. Second row: J. Zochmann, B. Holmes, B. Deushane, A. Nickleson, D. Nalick, H. Resigne B. Wherry, L. Taylor, J. Macrce. Front row: D. Guida, M. Leiber, P. Showalter, P. Feher, S. Massey, D. Larson, D. Redman, D. Foster B. Whitely. Missing-C. Acker. Clry . enior Banc! Concert C ofr A combination of fifty-four voices made up the Temple City concert Choir under the direction of Roger Lockie. The date of their debut was November 23, when they appeared before the school in the Thanksgiving Convocation. Sarah Williams was elected president and also served as the piano player. John Simons was Vice Presi- dent. The Choraliers, a group of twenty-seven voices, was a newly formed and a highly select group. They made a total of three ap- pearances after their organization in January. Another of the special groups was the Temple Belles. We are all familiar with the six faces that appeared regularly for many occasions. X Conductor, Roger Lockie X - . Back row: D, Broz, D. Guida, G. Heaton, J. Brown, J. Simons, B. Beachboard, R. Barbeiri, B. Harmon, K. Wilson, D. Ln France J. Green. 4th row: C. Taft, K. Rickerl, G. Wagner, B. Fessler, P. White, D. Hauge, J. Mitchell, L. Farr, S. Foley, S Williams, D, Whitley. 3rd row: N Kinn, B Harwell, C. De la Torre, F. Kiose, K, Bonney, D. Mascari, J. Myers, S. Slemons, J. Fischer, L, Morris. 2nd row: M. Sexias, l Love-llo, H Lliilrls, J Viclrery, J. McGuigan, D. Jones, C. Teel, J, Gorisek. Front row: L. Perrow, J. Soden, D. Davis, S Ninke, C. Antistu, M. Weisliun, P. Rothlisberger. 58 Bells xbce f, k x 1' m 1, -f .. fn. fx.. Bock row: D. Hauge, F. Gasper. Front row: J. Peckham, J. Mitchell, L. Farr, S. Williams. 40. Back row: V. Pirolli, D. Broz, B. Beachbocircl B. Harmon, J. OFFICERS I gwnonsf K, Wgsonr Rl LG France, Middle row. J' Mitchell, J' From row: Dick La France, Librarian, Gail Wagner, Secretary. McGUigari, J. Gorisek, L. Morris, D. Davis, C. Teel, F. Gasper, Back row: Bob Beachboard, President, Donna Jones, Vice Pres. D. Hauge, D. Jones. Froni row: T. Covello, G. Antista, M. Seixas, J. Myers, B. Fessler, C. Tafr, L. Farr, J. Peckham, R. Balforff, S. Williams. ? ' - - ll 'lun- ,k ...J cf . ,... A' Clrora iers flrcllesfra A - l Back row: D. Taylor, A. Nicholson, D, Moffatt, M. Fleming, D. Lindsey, C. Acker. Middle row: D. Glcssco, J. Hornbuclcle, W, Schenk, M, Zernickow, E. Angell, K. Larson, B. Bender, B. Holmes. First row: I. Dczggs, C, Price, S. Harrison, W. Thursby, L Lorson, N. Landing, L. Bradley, M. Heed, B. Deushone. 60 Orchestra Director, Anthony Porto Dance Ban Back row: B. Godfrey, S. Massey, G. Wagner, S. Williams. Middle row: P, Showalter, C. Acker, G. Sewell, F. Peters, F. Gasper, vocalist. Front row: D. Moffat, B. Holmes, J. Zochmann, L. Bradley, B. Deuslwone. Drama Back Row: ll lnrl-aoii, l' Way, C' Stanford, S. Wilkenson, J Baldwin, V, Tusa, G, flliot Middle ow l' Hi-ll lk Sililoss, M Nikolicli, lk. Mvrryman, A, Collins, M. Dufel, LQ. Spell, D. KOS, N. St: Mu frilliiiiil Front Row: P. Varnurn, l Martin, L. Hughes, D. McDerini'd, M, Nelson, C. MacDonac K Kiim- L Rusonbulim, M, laibell, D Davis, P, Plankr Two Sitting in Front: CI. Clamvon, C. Brew i ...fy DRAMA VV. C Boggess. to participate. mon, Secretary. l. Olinda 2. Driven From Home 3. Chemistry is Magic 4. Red Peppers In September of l954 an eager group of drama Qnthusia formed a club, The Stage Dvvellers, under the able direction of The first officers elected were: Diane McDermed President Kay Davidson, Vice President, and Lora Rosenbohm Secretary Each member is allowed to participate in various activities offered in this field-nsuch as: make-up, costuming stage de sign, lighting, music, dance, choral, speaking and other phases Poise, co-operation, concentration, leadership, creative ability and appreciation are some of the objectives set for all who wish The Stage Dweflers second group of officers were Carman Brewer, President, Tony Poberts, Vice President Carolyn Cam lhe season opened with four students-directed one act plays STAGE lJ11 l5l,l.lfRS' PRISSENTA TIONS 'Good Nmre Girls February 6, 7, 8. 'Draven from Home October 31 ond November 1, 7. 'Chemistry' Ocvober 31 cmd November 1, 2. ncc ww. Qu ,'f Ng mflwq F v fn, qw-pf. 'M hum! uv the Christmas Dance On December IOYM, cw wlme Chnsfmas tree set the smge for We Chrisfmas Dance, The dress was suns und dressy dresses. EMI xow Vue Us muflw fUl 'Pc Halloween Dance Us fujxlv vfwd? - S ' 1 X +I, X:- Q ii gf mi ! J I gi r N Kg ,L 1' My AH: Q X Assemblies !'!91-ff1fv!l:'1NfrW'1l1S f I 122:-mbly December I, Cl gvwrmmg Jerry M-flux-111, vvrf-ws-ri IO! U ww, J1-my Wfls vowxl mum Qalpmwrw of H10 year. , wus Srmriy Mcmno S Life mt the nm Mrxvmu :grime pvp rrxlly, Anita Ml -nymcm plrxyerl Hur: pmt of Sundy Mflvmrm rm Jrxmlflry 97 wqmtulcmorws fvom B Foo1bmH couch BM 4 TH IS The choir cn the Christmas As sembly sets 'he mood for ice skutmg on cs WIDTIY day, It ull happened December I5 Gxrlwaml oround the trodstionol Clmuwsrvwms svockings or The Christmas Assembly, port of the choir tells Us mm at s almost time lor Sonfds on- nuol vusn. -7 Ar me Football Awards Assembly uw Deo-mlum Cow Norbarg, vovvcl Vmslvy Cupmm of We Your, recewvvs coflgrovolufworws fvom Vfvvsny Coofly Clmrlvs Paper 0' - ..o--A QSM' ' x.- , x ' 4'-ici. kd . .fa Q M Q y' I' t. Eddy Green helps Cormon Brower on wnlw her laps otTl1e San Marino Pep Rally. Thus wos G commerclol for Revlon? Pulllicaffons . . Rampag Ist. Semesier ifors Sports, G. Uttersong Busmess, P. Lund, Chuef Edutor, S, D yl F t P g V R k I Av r JSv d 2114. Semester ffors Sports, G. Bcchfold, Chief Editor, J. Steward, Business, P, Lund, A Y T V R k I A printed paper for Temple City High. wff This was the very most important goal in the mind of each member of the Ram- page staff, September 30, 1955, is the day of remembrance in T.C.H.S. iournalism history. Although it was only a four column, two page paper, the distribution that Friday created quite a sensation in each 5th period class. Enlarging the paper was the next proiec November 18th, the Rampage was enlarged to a five column four page paper. ln order to print the paper, several of the staff members sold ads downtown for three weeks. Endless time and effort was put forth, but its appreciation by the students as it was published monthly, made it all worthwhile. As we come to the end of the year we are proud of our paper and the progress it has made. We are going to miss all of our senior staff members, but we are also looking forward to next year which will bring bigger and better things for our Rampage. Brownlee Hubble was the adviser for the second year. t. On the third edition, Standing: N. Faulkner, G. Rampage--' ,t,. Ja2 Newspaper Sta Carter, J. Wilson. Front row: J. Hill, L. Conklin, J. Aeby, S. Solsby, G. Bachtold. I Lois Mentze Administration Editor Alice Williams Activities Editor nf Cheryl Bender Sports Editor Rampage Diana Breneiser Editor-in-Chief l B .aa rarfison i Usmess Editor ANNUAL We learn by doing is the motto ot the Annual Staff. The learning part involved Field Trips to such interesting places as U.S.C., Redlands, and the publishers-The Yearbook House, Inc., Monrovia The doing part takes place on Saturdays, holidays, and vaca- tion days. Much of the work is done after school. The Staff believes that lust one look at the finished product is worth all the time and effort they have put into the Annual. Brownlee Hubble Yearbook Advisor Sf aff . :a .- h n C Bender A W'HiG 'Sf 0 This is one of those d0YS W e 4 r U t cz deodlme. . n Breneuser me Work' 9 lute oher schOOl 10 mee K. Melleckers ,yping V b ' 'N x ' 'Q 'G L'H0 'S W9 vhof M mmedveu, B. Jlmenez, L Breneisjug Z proofread by L. Memm V' on C. Mason ' nd D, on, reneiser. Front row: K. Mellecker, S. L'Hommedneu, G. Bochtold Buck row: B. Jlmenez, C. Mos L, B JJ-S S , I MAG' , ff ,...w 'f 'VA - ,,., COLLEGIATES Officers: Back row: H limilr-Iv, Vurw Vu--S, K Dunbm, Irvusuvvv Boilom row: IJ Ilfmfgm-, S4-fu-muy, A fOII!I1S,VlPSIKiEXf1l. Back row: A Mm-ummm, K lJunh'n, KJ M4Dm-rnwcl, C Dlnglrf, R. lvfilro, F. Spvll, H. Bmrtleft, J. Aiwood, G, Wuqlwr. Fron row: I7 Mullvr, IJ Ilowmng, M Nnckollrh, P1 Kurllunske, J. Owvn, D, Hcwgrr. I l-.Y,.Y. , . A, , A., Q., , I J... . .,, f--1 'k rr n QQVIS ,off SOPHISTICATES i The Ilth grade SophisTicaTes is a service club sponsored by The Y.VV.C.A. The club has been on campus for The past Tour years. They have donaTed Their services for various charify drives, and They have given aid To larnilies in need of help. ln addiTion They have had a loT of fan in oTher activities, such as Caine-as-you-areBreal4lasTs, hayrides, ice-skahng, and beach parTies. The of- ficers are. Elaine Smars, PresidenT, Kay Davidson, Vice President Jane Harsh- barger, SecreTary, Mary Parady, Treas- urer, Par RoThlisberger, I.C.C. Represen- TaTive. The sponsor is Mrs. Marshall Lindley. i If Officers: Back row: K. Davidson, Vice Pres, J Harsbarqvr, Secretary FIGHT row: E. Smars, President M. Parody, Treasurer. Buck row: K. Davison, S. Corbin, S. WliiTs-house, C. Connor, J. Fisher, S. Collins, M. Samarin, D. Jones, L. Keough, J. Carl, M. Klirisraplif-r Middle row: S Johnson, J. Harshbarger, P, Rorlilisberger, J. McGuigan, D. Arnold, M. Samarin, P. Varnum, S Slwllabnrgvi, K Hohner, S. Jones, Front row: B. Rhondes, L. Fox, P, McAdow, T. Slemons, C. Perofri, L. Roscnbolim, M, Parady, S. Conover, B. McWilliams, D. Scott, E. Smars. CAMPUS DEBS lOlli Y-TEENS Service proiecls including Collecling for Tliu Marcli ol Dimes, and making tray favors lor a liospilal, rnoney raising Clirislnias party liavv all been a part of tlie: Campus Delas Club life. Tlio inezinlwrs have enjoyed working lo- Qfflllfxf anrlor llw learlersliip ol our Presif client Evvlyn Marlin and the guiclanre of g our arlvixor, Mia, Norrna Aclarrwon. Club Officers: J. Mitchell, ICL., E. Marlin, Pies., B. MacDonald, Treos H. Judy, Sec., E. Henderson, V.P. Bock row: S Srriilli, S Sl-ill:-iii, I Gillvlrv, N. Geyer, C, McBanc, J. Adamson, B. Matlwws, B. Babcock, J. Mitchell, R. Ipsvn, l lair Third row: l' ll:-i-fli, D Mallii-ny, l. B4-cknvr, A Heewl, N Moore, S. Johnson, A. Umfrson, B. MacDonald, M Dormk, Second row: l Marvin, V. lil7Jl'l1l'I, ll Jody, S Solsby, L. Wulmoiz-, S. Cranc, R. Botloifl, S. Tliomas, J. Blalxesley. Fronl row: l lu-ilriam, S laiiiisioiyi Henderson. l i CAPRlS Doing for others is lun. We know. This year our service projects have given us many happy memories. An outstanding event was our Christmas party for Dor- mitory No. 3 at Girls Town. Doing a wonderful iob as adviser is Mrs. Charles Dante. Club Officers: B. Palmer, Treas., R. Norris, Sec., N. Marshall, Chaplain. Front row: J. Harwell, V.P., N. Elgar, Pres. Back row: J. Prrkol, M. Owens, S. Wottitz, D. Barnes, B. Palmer, R. Norris, C. Ferrara, D. Singelyn, N. Porter, A. Miller, K. Hays-s. Third row: L. Mancuso, P. DeLew, S Petersen, H. Sherrard, B. Daniel, S. Marshall, H. Apple, S. Mack, S. Williams, P. fvher, Cf Mellccker. Second row: C. Mason, P. White, J. Lyons, H. Childs, B. Lubin, J. Harwell, N, Elgar, S. Johnson M. Mague, J. Soden, I. Buckerudge, I. Daggs. Front row: J. Tuuppeili, C. Price, J. Srppel, F. Scherrer, B, Milano, C. Kilburn S. Dingle, G. Antista, B. Nestie, L. Covello, B. Jimenez, E. Prather, R. Stipp. 1 Bock Row: M. Samann, M. Bibler, K. Davidson, D. Jones. J. Timmons. D. Evans, J. Hoban, D. Arnold, E. Smars, D. Scott, M. Lhristcpher, C. Connor. Fourth Row: Mr. Bonazza, D. McDermed, N. Kempsky, M. Heed, B. Gallagher, B. Deushane, L. Rosenbohrn J. Accarclo, D. Dowell, P. McAdow, J. McGuigan, S. Collins, C. Cameron, P. Plank, B. Pepe, E. Way, J. Stewart, P. White, N. Cornel- lious, H. Hansen, G. Fernandez, D. Mann, M. Vogel, Mr. Smith. Third Row: S. Williams, B. Rhoads, C, Perotti, V. Rickerl, J. Samarin M. l'r-riison, Ci. West, L. Bradley, P. Ware, J. Zachrnann, L. Larson, A. Noack, E. Ellington, K. McAuley. Second Row: B. Holmes, D. Bveneiser, J. Peckham, J. Mitchell, J. Gillette, J. Abby, E. Martin, D. Van Vliet, C. Lloyd, H. Judy, W. Triay, P. Bench, V. Jimenez, B. Wugncr, L. Farr, G. Toplon. First Row: H. Pasquerella, G. Utterson, B. Judy, T. Parrington, C. Roberts, M. Williams, B. Rose, R. Surdorn, N. Johnson, T, Reinhold, M. Coghlan, M. Morkre, J. Cordes, T, Christensen. Sclzola rs flfp Socfcfy The California Scholarship Federation is a State federation of high school honor so- db Y cieties. This year was the beginning of a branch of this organization at Temple. There were approximately eighty-five members who met once a month. The annual excursion this year was the field trip to the Huntington Library. This organ- ization is a service club and the plans are being made for organizing projects for school service. The past year was spent in organizing the club. Blaze Bonazza and William Smith are the sponsors of the group. J. Samarin, Vice Pres, A. Noaclc, Sec. Absent: B. Gallagher, Pres. Buck row: W. Broodhag, J. Harris, D. Allen, S, Shoenboum, D. Crossora, D. Vczlczdez, R. DeGeorgio, C. Burkemeir, P. Showwoller. Front row: D. Nolick, D, Gallagher, G. Rlwoods, B. Hoke, J. Nelson, D. Howard, A. Hargraves, J. Kimball, B. Peters. Swfrn Cla lv i., .4- . .43 Back row: l Mmm-,, l' CVLLLMM-, I, llfwvnlvlmvrjr-v, I luvvwmonz, J. Hwlvlf-r, L. Yowhv, M Vvcxrson, L. Mqflclluvw, N, Kmg, L, Rfum, Middle raw: L l'ww, IJ Llowvll, Q. W1-st, M Owe-n, L Bulgvr, M. Kumrvwr, U. MCDOHGILL, R Mxllcr, S. Hnrrxsolv. Front row: ll. Nr-'Ju-, l. tow-lla, .l lycvns, J. llllllkllflfll, R, lpsun. Future eaclzers of America Back row: C' Mwsmw, B lum-moz, Cf, Puffy J. Swppcl, S. Slcmons, A. Collins, D. Huuge, Fronl row: M. Mngm, J. Lyons, L. Covcllo, K. Mmrllcclvcr. 'WV' ,fly --..L'Vl-- ., A A-TA' ',.' -7 I '- 'ff f-v 4'fr. '- --W '- lv -f-A - Q 1: ,Q . 4.- -4' '- - , '-- ., A 4iNi rf-.3-'L ,L 'if 'ff5l-? mw J, ,',. I, ,.. , ,1'.. ,,, 1...-.. 'A -,,,,, J-.Li ' Cafflera U ' Cl Back row: V. Tuso. Middle row: H. Christ, J. Spellman, T. Hawkins. Front row: D. Moffat. Real Cross Bock row: L. Memze, J. Sippel, J. Zachmann lPresiden1l, Mr. Blomgren lAdvisorl, L. Larson Nice Pres.l, B. Taylor, H. Pool. Front row: P. Hammond, C, Chicarilli, B. Gilbert lSecretaryl. L. Hughes, C. Conger, S. Vandermuellen. FW - Back row: l fforiself, H Vellenosi, B McCrory, J. Hill, B, Fessler, H. Pool, N. Faulkner, E. Way. Middle row: M. Owen, J, Barrowman, lt Olvnuvr-fl, l ltrril-ry B Bovrjr-r, B Harp, P. Potluck, K. Anderson. Front row: B. Johnson, H. Judy, J. Peckham, B. Wagner, R. lpsen, l' Hfirnmonrl, S Skelly. I3 -' -- Cl In Ublnebb U Officers, Back row: N Fuullner, Reporter, J. Goriselc, Historian. Front row: J. Prrcklirmi, Vice Pres, B. Fessler, President, B. Borger, Secretary The Business Club of Temple City High School is an organization composed of students taking business subjects. The purposes of the club are to help the members achieve a closer under- standing between the school and the business world, to achieve better understanding on the part of members of everyday business and eco- nomic practices, and to provide students with an additional prestige credential when applying for a job. The past year the Business Club accomplished many successful projects. ln October, the club sponsored the first backwards dance of the year, The Halloween Hop. The gym was color- fully decorated with orange and black stream- ers, black cats, pumpkins, and witches. During the Thankskiving season the members contrib- uted staples and canned goods to the schools annual Food Contributions for Needy Families. As their project for the Christmas season, the members made Christmas and New Years tray favors and wall decorations for the Red Cross. An installation of members and officers was held in January, and the club also completed the planning of o Career Day for the entire school. Members built a float for the Temple City Camellia Parade in February, The theme of the parade was Day Dreams , our float was entitled Captain of the Good Ship Lollipop. The group also went on an excursion to a busi- ness office, and as the last project of the year, the Business Club held an awards banquet for the students of the Business Department. Sponsors for T955 were: Mrs. Emily Fuhs, Mrs. Edith Hughes, and David Horsley. Spanish Buck row: K. Mefleker, C. Mason, A, De Corncoy, Judy, R. Moms, T. Roper, Front row: W. Dunn President, D. Dowell, Vice Presidenf, B. Babcock C, Lawyer, K, Rickerl, J. Siegel. Middle row: A. London, C. West, D. Dowell, H M. Mcgie, T. Covello, B. Jimenez, J. Hall. -ai Q I ' ! A in ri ,r- ,Q-4' Back row: ll liirly, l Ptrlrli-, l' llrown, D Pulley, K Robert N64 i, T. Severn, G. Fuller Middle row: B Barnes, E Ellington, O. liriilrtolrl, M fi-iirirlfow, C. llrrvisoii, F. Eastman, K3 Frennnrlvl. Front row: B. Diivlriclr, D. Schultz, M loguv, C- Redman, li l-'i-clmrin, ll Wliitli'y Club Officers: D. Srhults, Sec.: C. Redman, Vice Pres.g M. Logue, Pres. Key Cljuli Completing its second year as a nation- ally chartered organization, the Temple City High School Key Club has, through its activities, contributed to the commu- nity as well as the school. The group is sponsored by the Temple City branch ot the Kiwanis Club, and the adviser is Charles F. Piper Jr. The Key Club has aided the T. C. Kiwanis Club in many ot its community proiects. Mike Logue is president of the club, and he is assisted by Vice President Jerry Redman. The secretary-treasurer is Don Schults. Ski Club Sk: Club Officers: Stondlng T Rlnumon Secttocl D Sholtz, J Vander Hyde. Back Row: Sponsor, M. Mickelson, T. Rinomon, J. Voncler Hyde, R. Meeker, G. Collinge, D. Shultz, B. Whitley. Front Row: M. Pearson Hubler, D. Arnold, L. Fowler. -W :.L .... . In our Spare fime . .. l On the Qoth of September, '55 three busloads of Fun-Loving T.C.H.S. students journeyed to Hollywood and Vine, to chan- nel 9's T.V. studios, for Cam- pus Club. One of Campus Club's most famous stunts is the balloon -busting contest. Mary Helen Heed and Janet Steward are having fun break- ing their share of balloons. Bob Beacliboard and Julie Hein, one ofthe decathlon couples, are shown doing one of their fancy dance steps 1 4 w POR T S 'ai .rf,f. 'K' ii W-Qu css f VARSITY FOOTBALL Unrlr-r the guidance of Head Coach Chuck Piper and Brirklrelrl Coach Joe Feary, the Rant Varsity won lour ol its nine games. Cary Norbf-rg lr-rl the T.C,l-LS. offense by scoring six touclirlownf, during the year. Gary accounted lor all ol the l3arn',' points in their victories over llriivrirfl 7 6 and Artesici I2-7. tle vvrifg elertr-rl both captain and player of the yrirtr by his teammates. Norberg was also the only Ram on the All-Rio Hondo League First lririin. Marlin Dingle, outside tackle on the line, was placed on the All-Rio Hondo League Second Team In addition, tour other players received honorable rnention. They were: Bill Judy, auar- terback, Bob Bender, fullback, Leonard Hanne- man, center, and Terry Reinhold, tackle. The dark spot on the record was the 51150 defeat by San Marino. The Titans however, were un- scored upon in league competition, and then went on to win the Northern Group C,l,F. Title. Bob Bender, Ram fullback, was the top ground garner in the league competition. The Temple City passing was done largely by Bill Judy, Bills top target was his right halt, Norberg. This corn- bination teamed up for three TD's in the season. nf .A M 4 Vsnkv'-' is V. Fooflmll 1 f.,,,..av Q KT 3 Pl er ldv? and Chuck Piper are with Most Valuab: ofthe Coaches Joe geo? Norberg. Gary was also elected CUP Q gf the Year 0' l9Gm- Buck row: D. Howard, M. Dingle, M. Coghlan, L. Hannemann, N. Johnson, D. Wheeler, D. Butterfield, T. Remhold, B. Bender, D. Bowers M. Walker, J. Simons, B. Bayha. Middle row: W. Schenck, A. Venneman, M. Logue, G. Ulferson, T. Rinarnan, B. McCrary, D. Schults H. Pasquarella, G. Norberg, D. Redman, J, Muir. From row: T. Rockhold, M. Morkre, G. Sewell, B. Judy, D, Walker, A. Nickolson, M Meany, C. Clark. l 1 1 Bee ooflmll Most valuable player Jerry Redman, Coach Bill Davis, and Captain Bill Taylor talk over the season together. Back row: T. Abel, T, Erling, C. Barinoff, P. Brown, G. Fuller, P, Katzmeier, W. Deifrick, A. Hewitt, G. Nagy, C. Roberfi, L. Bateman Middle row: L. Johnson, D. Pulley, J. Pirkle, J, Redman, B. Barnett, L. Teel, J, Kendall, D. Witt, W. Wherry. Fran! row: R. Ramsey H. Rcseigne, G Timmons, W. Taylor, D. Williams, D. Taylor, E. Hansen, K. Lloyd. H 39 ' 3-as 94 BEE FOOTBALL In their second season of competition, the Temple City Bee Team ended the season with a three win and six loss record. William Davis coached the Rams for the second year. The Bees started the season with three straight victories, but all were against non-league op- ponents. During the league competition Temple City went winless and finished last in the Rio Hondo League. For the second straight year Jerry Redman was voted player of the year by his teammates. Jerry led the Rams offense at quarterback with the split T formation. Center and linebacker Billy Taylor was elected captain for the year by his teammates. ee ooflmli Temple City in white uniforms. lr-lr to riqlit- G. Rhoarlf-s, D. Curtiss, J. Deiss, B, Gallagher. lWliitrr unilormsl, CEE FOOTBALL Led by Denny Curtiss, the captain, Temple City's Cee Team entered its first year in toots ball competition. They improved as they progressed through the season. ln their last game of the season they nearly upset the league champions, Santa Fe. However, the Cees failed to win a game during the sea- son. Denny was also elected the most valu- able Cee player. Sam Mallicoat coached the miniature foot- ball players during this past season. Back row: Cxoarli Sam Mallrcoat, H. Pool, B. Holme, S. Wheeler, D. Harris, B. Wells, F. Ruedel, B. Ballow, K. Mcffully, H. Hanson, R. Tarbvll, M. Recrl. Middle row: D. lzumita, D. Dunn, J. Hornbuckle, P. Smullin, R. Knollenberg, P. Davis, D. Howard, J. Dyer, S. Schoen- baum, lf flirrstcnsrrn, R. Krieb, D. Cfrosson, D. Mrtfhell, R. Reseigne, W. Marti, J. Deiss, K. Davis, J. Bluemel, P. Showalter, W. Ristow, J. Smith, J. Spellrnan, C- Hill. Front row: B. Rlckson, D. Curtiss, R. Roland, D. Brook, B. Roberts, A. Hargraves, W. Broodhag, B. Peters, D. Allen, D. Gallagher, O. Rlioades. ross ounfry Back row: D. Long, W. Dunn, E. Angell, T. Agnew, C. Bonney, M. Schrock. Front row: S. Fenner, R. Mack, R, Bell, T. Dawson. E. Angell came in first at one of our most important meets. The cross country team of lemple City became the school s first cham- pionship team. They earned the Rio Hondo League Title by winning all four league meets. Culver City, a member of the Pioneer League in the large group of the C.l.F., dealt the Temple City long distance boys their lone defeat 27-28. lLowest score wuns.l League competition ended in a cli- mactic manner with Santa Fe, who were also undefeated in league competition up to the time of the meet with the Rams. Temple City defeated the Chiefs 23-32 in the most one sided meet of the year for the Rams, Ernie Angell was high point man for the Rams. He topped his season performances with a first place in the crucial Santa Fe meet. The Rams were coached by Joe Feary, who also doubled as back- field coach on the varsity football team. Tom Agnew and Carl Bonney were elected co-captains by their teammates. ln C,l.F. preliminaries the Rams rep- resented the Rio Hondo League, but they failed to advance any further in the playoffs. T.C. Opp. 25 'Arroyo .....,.,........ 30 - 'Artesia lWon by forfeitl . . ,- 25 'Bell Gardens .......,... 30 28 Culver City .... .. .27 23 'Santa Fe .......... , . .32 'Denotes league meet lLowest score winsl 7. Basketball In the first season of varsity competition Temple City had a basketball team that ad- vanced as far as the finals in the C.l.F. playoffs, Northern Group. lcrnple City were the Co-champions of the Rio Hondo with a IO-2 reeord, tying with South Pasadena. Meeting Harvard rn the quarter-finals, the Rams won easily 56-39, and followed with a 62-bo win over Atascaclero in tlxe Semi-finals. The Rams finally met defeat by St. Monica, runnerup in the Northern Group, C'.l.F. Temple Crtys squad consisted ol the following bays: Bill Judy, Most Valuable Player and high point man for league and regular season competi- tion, Bill showed his best here at the TCHS gym against South Pasadena when he sank 31' points to lead the Rains to victory, and against Bell Gardens when he made five out of six 7l'fml in the finals. lhey were named the lll IN lt game. ff lttll lrrrrrlrtrts rlirli-mls, Dr-nny Wheeler is looking on in this game. TCHS won free throws in the final two minutes to beat the Lancers. Bud Koenig, Most Improved Player on the squad, rn the opening playoff game against Harvard led the Rams with a third quarter ll' All? Burl Koenig llol of the Rams attempts a shot as Bob Proctor lol splurge' Wllldl wus me lllgh poml of me un ll rnitr-tl lirst plant in the Pio llonrlo league. Bob Bender, Captain, ofthe Temple Cnty hoop- sters, displayed his fine defensive ability against St. Monica in the finals by holding Ralph Garcia, who averaged over 20 points a game, to 12 points. Four of those points were on free throws caused by fouls committed by some other T. C. player. Varsity Squarl--Buck Row: Mgr, Erlwin Brown, Ray McNulty, Bill Nolan, Bud Koenig, Denny Wheeler, Barry Ballow. Front Row: Nelson Kempsky, Richard Howard, Ken Larson, Bob Bender, Bill Judy, Alan Langdale. KI X xl QI l 1 7 Q 'sew Coaches Marty Pelka TWO lMPORTANT POINTS7Bud Koenig drops in two pornts Gnd John Ai-7Pl99Gl91 for TCHS as Jack Newson of the Lancers attempts to block it 15 Bill Nolan high point man forthe C.I.F. play- offs, plated an excellent game against Atas- caaero tn the Semi-finals, Bill sank 22 points and v-.as the top iebounder inthe game. Denny Wheeler led the Rams to their victory over San Marino with 23 points, and he was on the backboards all evening taking rebounds for Temple City. Rag McNuItry played an important role in the win over Bell Gardens, that crnched a tie for trrst place, with his fine driving lay-in shots. He scored if points to be one ofthe big guns in the TCHS offense. Ken Larson led the Rams offense against Arroyo rn the first encounter with T4 points. Alan Langdale led the third quarter splurge aaarrtst Baldwin Park in the Edgewood Tour- nament, that was the turning point in the game. Alan sank all four of his shots. Nelson Kempsky led Temple City to its T7 straight points against Santa Fe after the Rams trailed T3-12 early in the second period. Chuck Henny dumped in six points against Artesia in Temple City's big scoring quarter. Richard Howard hit 75 'Ar of his free throws, also in the Artesia game, in the high scoring period. Nolan is at the right, Note-ball is in baske Action ShotiAttempting a tip in is Bill Nolan 1211 of the Rams ie action took place in the first game with Bell Gardens on the home court Other Ram players are Bud Koenig Ipartially Hiddenl Ray McNulty H01 and Denny Wheeler li2l lin backgroundl. 98 IX 1 +9 Bee Basleeflmll Going after a loose ball forthe Temple City B's are Dick Aguilora ll ll and Mel Vogel l7l. Also pictured for the Rams are Tom Mallory ll7l and John Sullivan l3l. Coached by Garland Peed, the Temple City B Team ended the season with six wins and I3 losses. The one bright spot on their record was the A9-26 upset of first place San Marino on the Titan's floor. Ronny Surclam was the seasons high point rnan with 167 points in l9 contests. Surclam and Richard Scott were voted the most valu- able players. Scott was elected the captain by his teammates. Denny Smith and Dan Brook were tied in the voting for the Most lrnproveil Player. 'B' BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD 37. ...PiusX... .. ....QS 39.. . . .Pacific .... .. .. .. 30 36... ...Glendalem ...AQ 36 ...La Habra 3? 25.. . . .San Gabriel . 28 38. ..Bonita. .. A6 l9.. .... Puente ..,.,.. ..3l LEAGUE COMPETITION A2. . .. Santa Fe .... .. .. A9 36. .. . .South Pasadena . . .. 37 33. . ...Arroyo . ..3o 52... ...Artesia ...AA A6.. ..San Marino... . 6A 37. . ...Bell Gardens .. 36 39.. . Santa Fe ....,. A6 3A. .. . . .South Pasadena . . . 37 33... .... Arroyo ....... ...A3 30. .. ..,. Artesia ...... . . .33 A9.. .... San Marino... ..A6 37. .. .... Bell Gardens . ...AS Top Row ll-rl: Ron Surdam, Rick Scott, Dennis Smith, Mel Vogel, Jim Martin, Ronny Coleman. Bottom Row: Johnny Sullivan, Jarvis Hurd, Bob Rose, Dick Aguilara, Tom Mallory Mgr., Orville Hart. ee Baskeflmfl T- The Temple CiTy Cs Tied for firsf place in The Rio Hondo League with Sanfa Fe. Bofh Teams having a 10-2 record. Temple CiTy was declared The championship C Team according To a league rule, because They had beafen The Chiefs in boTh meefings, 25-23 and 32-23. Coached by Sam Malicoat, The Team earned a 2-4 non-league record. Elecred by The members of The Team, Wayne Broadhag won The honor of Player of The Year. Broadhag D Gallagher S Fenner. Front Row: H. Hanson, F. Mauro, R, 1 -1 Dee Basketball fl. X 1 19 i 3 H9 JZLSQ i Bock row. 5 Mglliqoqt C Vines G. Rhoades J. Nelson, B. Johnson, D. Rosson, D. Valadez, D. Reseigne, Front row: D. Curtis, E. Elling- ton, S, Wheeler, D. lzirnita, D. Dunn, D. Naliclc, T. Christenson, S. Schoenbaum. 1151, D. Rossen, iumps for ball with Bell Gardens player. l2Ol, S. Wheeler, ll3l, B. Johnson, and 1211, C. Vines looks on. With only one loss to blot their league record, the Temple City D's won the Rio Hondo League Cham- pionship by two games. The midget hoopsters started the season with a 3-3 non-league rec- ord, and then won their first eight league games before meeting defeat by Arroyo, 33-26. Guided by Coach Malicoat, the D team won over half of its league games by at least a ten point mar- gin. Included in this victory string was a win over Arroyo the first time they met, 30-19. Don Izimita was selected player of the year by his teammates. . Trac 1 . Back Row: D. Witt, T. Purrington, M. Dingle, D, Butterfield, T. Rinczmcn, E. Angel, W. Dunn, H. Posquerello, From Row: D, Wood, T Reinhold, R. Bcll, L, McDonald, C, Bonney, M. Zernickow, B. Beczchboord. Condi Job Feciry was the coctclw of the A, B, ami C' trcirk, Assistant Cocicli was Cliurlcs Piprrr. 2 1 Temple City's Track Team was faced with a unique situation this past season. Under usual circumstances a school's varsity is its strongest team, but this year the number of boys participation in track was less than usual. Both Coaches Joe Feary and Chuck Piper decided, after careful consideration, that of the two teams ithe Varsity and B squads, the Cs were not involvedl the B's had the best chance of winning the League Championship in their division. Because of this situation all the possible strength was shifted to the B's l Because af an early deadline lMar. 191 we had no way of knowing who took the Championships, but as far as we could tell, and according to predictions of the coaches, the B's should have fared better than the Varsity or the C's . Also because of the deadline we couldn't tell who would set school records and enter C,l,F. competition. However, some of the boys who the coaches thought would be outstanding were, in Varsity competition, Bob Beachboard HOO, 220 yd. dashl, Tom Parrington 01401, and Dale Butterfield lshot putl. Among the outstanding participants in B competition were Ernie Angell idis- tances, Tom Agnew Zernikow IIOO, 220 yd. dashl. In the C division there were only two boys who had any chance to place in C.I.F. and they were Dale Long and Bill Wells. Tom Parrington Marlin Dingle Varsity Track 105 Varsity Track cut off: Arcadia Athlete, Bob Beachboard, Tom Parrington, all Arcadia ath- letes. 1 6 mv. PUTTING AWAY A RECORD -- Dale Butterfield shown in the Shot Put at Arcadia. Dale put the 12 pound iron ball 44 ft. BV, in. for a new Arcadia-Temple City meet record. 4' . . A.: '1 W, ' s..... . as .- I G -A . v' we ' H .1 N. 'F ., f K , . 1 h , . ' . N ' 4 4 s ' x'5 I I I I I H ' I 1 ' ' t. :-. E P 5 -,.. . F'E.g..-' '- I .nf - I . - a W--. . - . + . - f ' - ,-- ,-...nw - -5- L, NX -.. . A4 1 ' h .ka ,... ...bg K 4 'W kk K J.. Y K 'Sr K A . , -X ' ' '- '- X' ' .r r f 'Q' ' . wwf-'-, f g.M, M - I wa' P X T -J ,dr ,A t, ,. ,guhxg rf 5 Q a 4 ' 'Z'--M.f1 ' -4 Wakita 9 ' Lag a t , T 'wi taxa r. QM ' -.K ' fw N, - 'WI P Q Left to right: Terry Teel, Arcadia athlete Dick Walker, Arcadia athlete. su . 1 ' 14 ,fyg f 'Rfg.,s :::?ff?il: '? f 1 my .1555 3 Tom Mallory 1? 1 K a if f-n1.l,7- , ,- ..- 1f5,ti5?vmf-543 pf . 1 QQ TGC J, Hurd .v 'vue-A 'Ox Bank Row: R. Ramsey, G. Heaton, T. Teel, D, Williams, B. Barnett, O, Hart, T. Dawson, J. Hurd, B. Barnes, T. Agnew. Front Row R. Ramsey, C. Roberts, E, Hanson, C. Roberti, T. Mallory, M. Morkre, R. Scott, B. Diefrick, R. Walker. Q f :IS . 1 k--i Bee Track 4 0 if L4 I Charles Roberti Dennis Williams f C99 TGC Dole Long Back Row: T. Able, M. Shrock, D. Valdez, J. Spellmcn, C. Vines, D. Du B. Shoul. Front Row: B. Holme, G. Martin, B. Roberts, P. Showalter, B. Johnson. nn, D. Long, M. Mauro, K, McCulIy, S. Finner, W. Ristol Wells, G. Hill, W. Broodhog, D. Nolick, G. Rhocdes, L. L TENNIS Our tennis teom ond their Gooch, Gorlond Peed, hos represented Temple City High School in the Rio Hon- do Leogue during the '56 tennis seoson. Only two members ot the team ore seniors, Henry Reseigne ond Pciul Lunol. Thus, most of the players will be returning next yecir. ennis Bob Johnson Bock Row: B, Johnson, D. Allen, H, Reseigne, P. Lund, D, Smith, R. Coleman, M. Coghlon. Front Row: B. Bollow, S. Schoenboum D. Crosson, J. Nelson, B. Wherry, J. Smith. lun 9' . 0, t' w 'if ' ga. flirt I uv. The Temple City Baseball Team had a successful noneleague season by winning five of its eight contests, Because of an early dedline, the annual cannot carry the league results or a summary. Using the Arcadia County Park as their home diamond, the Rams highlighted the season with a l5vhit performance against Harvard, winning l2-l. Pitchers Gary Norberg and Jim Pirlcle have each completed one game, giving up five and three hits respectively. Doug Wooley, also a pitcher, has gone the distance in Two contests. He only allowed two hits in his top performance. Other members of the varsity squad are: Jerry McClellan, catcher, Grant Bachtold, first base, Terry Christensen, second base, Dan Brook, left field, Ken Lloyd, third base, Willie Schenck, shortstop, Jerry Redman, centertield, Gil Fer- nandez, right field, Bill Judy and Gary Topion, infielders, and Bill Taylor, pitcher. TC OPPONENTS 8 .. .. San Gabriel 5 T4 .. .. St, Francis T7 Tl 4 12 3 . . . . Sans 4 ., .7 ' is 3 .S. ii V. Baselvaff 1 Back Row: W. Schenk, B. Judy, J. Redman, G, Norberg, D. Woolley, G. Topion, G. Bachfold, H. Pool. Front Row: G, Christensen, B. Taylor, J. McClellan, G. Fernandez, K. Lloyd, D. Brook. I .1 - s..uuLll Vvlfffgrn Davis Grant Bochrold makes the put our against the Maradors. 113 1. . Baseball N h I T E l'n , F. Teel, P. Brown, B. Rickson. Front Back Row: R, Rolcmrl, B. Gallagher, D. Rescigrwe, D. Gallagher, B. Kirin, A. ic o son, . ri g Row D, Lurson, L, Bulemrm, D. Dcgiorgno, K. Dcivis, D. Curtis, L Setelo, C, Boririolf, F, llolsom, K. McCauley. A, Nifliolson, first base. Ax.. 'W Coclch Roger Lockie 9 fi lt allfif i Y ' 5 i 'Km I 1 Przm 'Jvmfsvop Wwflwer Srhcntk bfming in the Sun Ouhrurzl contest. 'yi' . Doug Wooley winding up vo patch to some helpless Matador barter. Jerry McClellan batting against vhe Mntodors, -.4 ,I -4 ,fn -4 -4 a 3132 G. A. A. Calvinef M. Magie, K Dunbar, A Wllluoms, B Deushcne, P Beech,V McGuugon B Barley, C C wwf? A . W .fm WWW, Q 118 X .A.. If you were a member of G.A.A. this year, you would have been caught up in the whirl of playdays, Tournaments, and candy and pie sales. The annual All-Star basketball game was held for the second time this year, and again judged 0 success. Back Row M. Magie, S. Johnson, T. Covello. Fifth Row: l. Buckeridge K Anderson J Peckham A Heed L Henry Fourth Row D Dowell M Lewis C, Titus, C. Lloyd, B. Wagner, E. Henderson, B. McDonald Third Row J Hutcheson J Allen W Tnay N Moore B Adams L Wetmore, V. Jiminez. Second Row: C. Lawyer, J. Blaksly, L. Conklin B Houck J Supple J Beard J Blakly L Moore N McLane N Landing Front Row: S. Harrison, N. Porter, P. Ware, L. Bradley, J Zachman S Bradley B Borger L Breneiser A Utterson B Barley A Williams. -' -1 Archery Hockey pee - -way 3 L 9-V' . , xv 1'1 -' -5- -fg' A. . - . ,. ..'-1aC- . ' QD! M KA A ,,h.g,,we...,.-55' ,. 'A' . ,. , , ' - -M,.rffP3,.. ,, ., 4 Y- V , Q, 1 War ' ., ' ' gf' ji, 1 5014.342-1-'.f ' '3 ' , A,--' 2.54-J., x'3 f . K f ' ..-.4. n N '1 ' M- '.,..-'px' W., ,. , v - , , II xwrf 122 . ..,f , . lv -Mgt-Y. -15... .. .4 ., , .. 4 , 15 MO QTY! DLIWCQ MODERN DANCE CLUB The Dance Club tirst started meetings in October as an ac- tivity under G.A.A., since that time the club has grown in size and was able to present a very fine production last March. The Dance Club presented the Dance Concert March l6th and l7th with 90 girls participating. The theme was I Love Paris and l7 dances were presented. Student leaders di- rected the dances and headed the many committees, while Miss Martha Hall was adviser. Ba: Row H fhilds H Sherrard B Palmer J Lang K Hornback, D. Walker, J. Gorisek, P. Plank, K, Primm, S, Slemons, C, K Ibuin R St pp J Truppcll C Ferraro N Elgar Middle Row: D. Whitley, M. Nikolich, A. Hubler, M. Antista, C. Schnittker, L. Roscnbolim J Gundmanson J Meyers L Davis B Harp, H. Apple, B. Stall. Front Row: E. Way, D. Miller, L. Bradley, L. Hubbell, C' Slierrarcl K Kimball C Perotti S Skelley S Norris S, Dingle, G. Dingle, S. Marshall. , . ,K i 5 V, . 1 f , ,Q K . A by rms . .Y ,.. fc .ML . gs.. 4 qll gl- Kathy Primm, Linda Davis, Connie Kirin, Hank Pasquerela, Eleanor Way, Kelly Kimball, Left to Right: Carol Ferraro, Joan Gudmunson, Sharon Din- gle, Audrey Cameron, Nancy Elgar, Marsha Nikolich, Delbert Bowers, Anila Merryman, and Dee Whitley. Gail Dingle, Par Elliorr, and Jackie Bruce. rv ga. :iq ., . ,, p tiffij' fr' ll'. 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