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

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iw , r ir? I Manager Roger Adamson, Coach MallicoaT, and Most N r D D L Valuable Player Dennis Powers are proud of their Rio r Hondo League championship for The season. The Temple CiTy Cee pigskin crew Took Top honors in The Rio Hondo League This year, holding a league record of five wins, no losses. . Under The guidance of Coach Sam Mallicoaf, The Cees im- proved over Their previous year when They losT all Their games. Dennis Powers led The Team in scoring and was picked as MosT Valuable Player of The Team. Traveling around right end for T.C. yardage is Dennis Powers, quarterback 'For The championship Cee Team. Running interference for him is Dennis Meyers l22l. ' GRID T.C. 21... T.C. 13... T.C. 26... T.C. 20... T.C. 6... T.C. 32... SCORES .. . .Buena Park ..Bell Gardens Arroyo ...San Marino .. . .SanTa Fe . ArTesia Back row: R. Adamson, manager, F. BaTeman, manager, G. Walfield, A. Sichler, D. Kiloh, R. Collins, R. Browning, F. Flippen, J. Brewer B. Van Pienbroek, M. Caho, P. Andrist, B. Carlson, F. Jones, D. Parker. Middle row: S. Walker, G. Gardner, B. Marston, J. Bibler, R Gaylord, D. Beckley, R. Pecoraro, R. Kidwell, M. Cornelius, R. Dean, R. Harp, H. Denning. First row: D. Taylor, D. Powers, R. Adamson J. Norberg, D. Crosson, R. Knollenberg, D. Meyers, T. Wiese, J. Pefralia, J. Mueller, J. Morton.

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Dennis Allen most valuable player and Dennis Curtiss, the team's captain. F- EE FOOT BALL and Bill Davis. The Bee team coaches this season were Roger Lockie The Rams Bee team, in its third year of com- petition, ended its season with a three-win, six- loss record. The Bees, coached by Bill Davis, defeated Arroyo and Artesia for their two league wins. Dennis Curtiss, the captain ot the squad, and Ken Lloyd ln a 6-O contest, Temple City winning, Arroyo defenders at- tempt to stop haltback Dave Foster on a reverse play. performed well in the backfield during the com plete season. Dennis Allen did an excellent job in the line to earn the Most Valuable Player award from his teammates. Mr. Davis said that he believed that this year's Bee team was the best Temple City has had. Fullback Denny Curtiss carries for a T.C. gain against Ar tesia. The final score was T.C. 18-Artesia 7.

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Orval Hart, most improved runner, Mr. Lebrecht, coach, Rick Scott, most valuable runner. P'lE-IET SCORES Lowest Score Wins T.C. 40 ................. Arcadia 28 T.C. 27 .... ,.... A rroyo 28 T.C. 33 .... . . .Culver City 22 T.C. 34 .... ..... P uente 2l T.C. 25 .... ........... S anta Fe 30 T.C. 29 ................. Artesia 27 T.C. 65 ...... League Finals Artesia 25 T.C. tooksecond in League Finals CFV SS Cf UNT? Y The Temple City Cross Country team, in its second year in the Rio Hondo League, earned second place by defeating Santa Fe and Arroyo in competition. Artesia, the league champion, dealt the Rams their only league loss by defeating them 27-29 llowest score winsl, spoiling their chances for the league championship two years in a row. ln practice meets the harriers met stiff competition from Arcadia, Puente, and Culver City, losing all three. Richard Scott, most valuable runner, was high-point man, taking firsts in the Arroyo, Santa Fe, and Artesia meets, and breaking the school record by more than a minute. Scott then managed to grab fifth in the league finals, with Steve Hendrix, a freshman, taking a surprising fourth. The Rams were coached by George Lebrecht, track coach. Crossing the finish line, a winner, is Rick Scott. Back row: J. Howell, L. McDonald, O. Hart, T. Dawson, L. Morkre, J. Miller, R. Scott. Front row: B. Hoke, K. McCully, R. Ramsey, M. Schrock, C. Conger, G. Freeman, D. Witt. ,Q ini ,ssrtsrr -.w+wwi+f stss, eee W 4 QKMQQTKQKMQQQQ QAMQ' QRMN QAQZW QV'