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

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SCE-If LARSI-ll? Sf CIETY Q lid fi ff? ' - ' Temple City High School's C.S.F. chapter was organized and chartered in 1955. The purpose of the organization is to stimulate good scholar- ship and school service in students. Approxi- mately eight and one-half per cent of the stu- dent body are members. These include many of TCHS' outstanding citizens. Their main function is service for the school. Bill Smith and Blaze Bonazza are the faculty advisers of the chapter at Temple City. Members have many wonderful opportunities for scholarships in innumerable colleges and universities. A number of foreign students are newly enrolled in Temple City High School. These students held an interesting panel discussion at one of the C.S.F. meetings. They gave a general description of the schools, homes, towns, etc., in their countries. Back row: L. McDonald, B. McCrory, D. Mann, R. Surdam, B. Rose, J. Parody, M. Williams, R Scott J Weismann T Mallory E Ellington. Middle row: D. Nielsen, J. Zachmann, S. Shaul, P. McAdow, J. Samarin, Mr. Smith W Triay E Martin D Van Vliet, L. Moore, L. Bradley. Front row: M. Wilkinson, M. Samarin, R, Stipp, K. Mellecker, K. Primm J Mitchell J Peckham A Williams, A. Utterson, T. Parrington.

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...ALIFORNIA 5 ' ' ', Zi: Tom Porrington Presidenr Priscilla Beech Vice-Presidenf Virginia Jimenez Secretcz ry Back row: D. Breneiser, M. Christopher, J. Cordes, N. Johnson, P. Kofzmcier, J. Aeby. Middle row: L. Larson, S. Kilburn, J. Gillette, Mr. Bonqzzo, P. Beech, V. Jimenez, M. Bibler, D. Jones. Front row: A. Heed, B. Fessler, H. Judy, C. Lloyd, L. Farr, K. Davidson. L l

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Officers Back row: Bobbie Morris, Treasurer, Lela Hubbell, I.C.C. Representative. Front row: Sue Johnson, Vice-President, Pat Roth- lisberger, President. v-TL: N ,f ,ef C i . ' , R'- f W 'J' COLLEGIATES The Collegiates started off Their round of activi- Ties with a barrel of fun at The Pasadena Winter Gardens. On October 2, they attended a Hallow- een party at Lela Hubbell's house, after prepar- ing Tray favors for The SisTer Kenny HospiTal. A surprise breakfast wiTh The SophisTicaTes on December 1 had The group hopping out of bed early in The morning. Among the oTher activities That were held were a roller skating parTy, a sweater raffle, and a lecTure on iuvenile delinquency. ln addition They prepared food for a needy family on Thanks- giving. ' V3.3 .... .... M fa lui-1-wsu i - ,VVV T ,..5,x:1,,Fj:f I Back row: S. Rigg, S. Conover, J. Accardo, J. Hein, C. Cameron, L. Hubbell, P. Croxin, J. Carl, J. MCGuigan, P. Rothlisberger, P. McAclow, K. Davidson, D. Jones, K, Brewer. Middle row: S. Grueter, J. Green, P. Varnum, S, Alexander, B. Beaudet, B. Rhoades, S. Sherrard, M. Samarin, L. Hoegler, M. Christopher, C. Homer, D. Scott, J. Harshbarger, J. Fischer. Front row: S. Finkle, M. Nelson, S. Collins, M. l Parady, P. Plank, M. Tarbell, C. Perotti, S. Johnson, S. Shaul, B. Morris, D. Arnold, T. De Carlo, M. Bibler. oO