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

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Playing the role of ci district attorney, tough guy, iudge, and zoot suiter at the San Marino Rally are the TCHS Yell Leaders Ronnie Bell, Pat McAdow, Bob Beachboard, and Judy Peckham. A wee small addition to the Pep Commission was Nancy Walker, the yell leader's mascot. SPIE IT IN ACTIV N Newcomers to the Pep Commission this year were the iunior varsity yell leaders. Their duties were to perform at all Bee football games and Cee and Dee basketball games. Leading the crowd in the Temple Spellout is Carol Mason. You saw some funny interpretations of old standard routines at the San Marino Rally. lt was because of this odd assortment of costumes worn by Pat Plank, Karen Kirste, Tricia Slemons, and Diane Davis, T.C. song leaders 97

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FOO' BALL QUEEN Royal Court: Kay Davidson, Princess, Donna Jones, Queen, Rita Hanson, Princess. ue spoflsmon' i S me Rio Hondo Lew -fi 1955-56. . GY . - H. h I DEbpmfrOtl3lliS Won by TemPle CIW lg 5 i Temple City High was very proud of its football court for this year. The girls were chosen on the basis of their personality, poise, and enthusiastic spirit. Queen Donna Jones is T7 years old and was born in Glendale, California. After graduating from Luther Bur- bank Junior High, she came to Temple City in her soph- omore year. She became an active member in student government, holding the office of historian in her iunior year and Girls League president in her senior year. A member of the California Scholarship Federation and Temple City High's representative at Girls' State, Donna was known as an excellent student leader. Taking an academic course, she plans to maior in education at college. Princess Kay Davidson, also T7 years of age, was born in Alhambra, California. She has attended Temple City schools since the fifth grade. She has been a great asset to the Pep Commission for the past three years. In her sophomore year she was a drill team member and a flag girl in her iunior year. She finished her senior year as pep commissioner. She was also a member of the Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation and was selected alternate Girls' State representative. Kay's plan for the future is to major in international relations at college. Princess Rita Hanson was a newcomer to our school this year. She came from Yerington, Nevada, where she was very active in her school. She reigned as Junior Prom queen and football princess in her iunior year. Rita was Girls' State representative from her high school and active on the Student Council. She was also vice-presi- dent of her class. Rita has had no trouble this year in getting acquainted and becoming an active member of our school.

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I I' GRID SCORES T.C. O .. . . .. San Gabriel T.C. 6 . . . ........ Arcadia T.C. 7 . . . . . . South Pasadena T.C. O ......... Arroyo T.C. 0 . .. . . . Bell Gardens T.C. O . .. ...... Upland T.C. 6 .. San Marino T.C. O Santa Fe 6 6 T3 6 T3 6 33 7 le-. . 'kfvi ' ,lx X T.C.6... 770:24 Artesia 37 Temple's varsity football coaches this year were: Joe Feary backfield, Chuck Piper, head coach, and assistant, Bob Wagoner. A I' fb ' N r t Q The Ram varsity team was dealt a losing season this year, as it was left holding clown the cellar position in the league with a seven-loss and one-tie record. The team showed signs of a tough season right at the start when only 19 boys came out for practice, but Coaches Chuck Piper, Joe Feary, and Robert Wagoner soon had the squad filled out. With high spirits the Temple City eleven met San Gabriel, their first opponents of the season, in what proved to be their greatest game this year. The first itlll 'slt 6 ,C N L my quarter saw Temple's outstanding defense stop the Matadors cold. Late in the second quarter, however, - ' VV 2, San Gabriel broke into the scoring column for the sy.,,, 'X first and only time that night, when it dashed 75 by 3 , - M yards on a punt return for the six winning digits. f , The next three games saw Temple City tie with Ar- , Q 'S ..,si 9 cadia, while it held its other opponents to six and A.......,. ...... . .. . . .......... .... . . g ,.. 5 y V V T , yy , at I ll I , ff l' L.: . , 'iii' I ., rf , L t t , 6 s r 3 ' 's f:s . T . '75 ,... . 'f A 7 .,,,, ,, ,,,,, . M ,,,,,.,,,,,, 4 , , it , str 4' riff if T iiilt., llfl , Tlllllll M gyyy gg y ,,,,,,, lll M 3 llll 1 A A- T 6 . ' F if 'T T is ii ,v llll 'T . . ...T 7 ' ' . . . 6 5' T T r ' E t 34 l..,, L. fl , 71 QQTTTAIQZZ, ,U 3 ' V i C E