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

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T, Reinhold, D. Jones, J. McGuigon, R. Surdom, C. Swonston, P, McAdow, A. Langdale, Mr. McAlister. ii 'lf C 1096 4' wi . 7 Q if is M Carmen Brewer, Club Commissioner, Mike Coghlan, Publicity Commissioner? Carolyn Cameron, Alumni Commissioner, 'mf' 1 i-:mug X Kay Davidson Pep Commissioner ,no-.Q Susan Solsby Sandra Finkle Assembly Commissioner Dance Commissioner

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PF EYIDENVY CABINET Terry Reinhold Vice-President The Student Cabinet IExecutive Councill along with the student body were very fortunate this year in having a new high school they could call their very own. With the new high school came many new problems and pleas- ures. The cabinet, with the help of the student body, overcame these problems and were rewarded by having a high school with an enviable record. Many new ideals were established by the student body through the cabinet this year. This year the cabinet felt the need for more commission- ers. We had our first alumni, we had many new clubs, and a need for more publicity. In order to take care of these things properly, the cabinet inaugurated the offices of commissioner of clubs, commissioner of alumni, and commissioner of publicity. Once again Temple City High School took part in the Rio Hondo League Forum. By doing so the cabinet were able to gain valuable experience in student government. As the spring months rolled around, it was Temple City High School's cabinet who had the honor to choose the band for the All-League Dance. The cabinet this year have tried very hard to give each student a voice in the way he or she would like to see the student government run. After all, it is necessary for everyone to take part in student body government if we are to have a great school. With this in mind, the cabinet wish next year's student body and its officers luck and prosperity in the ensuing year. A'-Q it Jean McGuigan Carleen Swanston Pat McAdow Secretary Treasurer Historian

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Mary Tarbell Vice-President I foil Donna Jones 1 5 President 1 No dance is complete without good refreshments, so 'tis said. Red slush punch and iced White cake were in order for the Girls' League-Boys' League Valentine Dance, February 16. Cruelty was the vvatchvvord on Bermuda-Slave Day, March 15, Making his slave work while he rides in comfort is Carl Clark. 24 All the girls at Temple City High School be- long to Girls' League. The purpose of Girls' League is to plan and carry out various activities for not only girls lout for the whole school as well. Under the enthusiastic leadership of Donna Jones, president, the Girls' League planned and carrieol out a very active year. Scattered among bake sales, assemblies, mother-daughter teas, and campus cookie sales were two very important events. On Feloruary 16, cupids and hearts set the stage for the Sweethearts' Ball, the annual Valentines Dance. This dance, with The ex-