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

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Back row: M. Gail, B. Evans, T. Chase, T. Rinaman, C. Johnson, R. Meeker, Mr. Mickel- son. Third row: H. Judy, K. Schneider, W. Triay, L. Nelson, J. Blakesley, N. Kinn. Second row: B. Adams, C. ScoTT, N. Moore, J. Van Pienbroek, M. MorTen, L. WeTmore. Front row: L. Morris, B. Johnson. i-IAP! CLUB The chief aims of The Radio and Hams Club were To develop an in- TeresT in The field of elecTronics and To aid sTudenTs who were inTeresTed in acquiring Their omofeur radio li- censes. Under The direcTion of MarTy Pelko ond Harold Onderdonk, They were kepT busy esfablishing a sTaTion here QT Temple CiTy, learning code, plus buying and using new equip- menT. A good Time was had by all on a field Trip To Radio STaTion KMPC, where They were Taken on a guided Tour. FirsT-hand experiences such as These helped To make This a Top-noTch Ham Club. SKI CLUB The Ski Club sTarTed off iTs fosT-fly- ing evenfs wiTh a demonsTroTion on skiing principles. In Januciry The group wenT To Green Valley To go skiing. Everyone was able To go be- cause skis were provided for Those who did noT own Them. Skiing, hiking, waTer sporfs, and wa- Ter skiing were some of The many acTiviTies engaged in by The club. Under Tom Rinamoin as presidenT, The club had a full school year of Thrilling ocTiviTies. Buck row: Mr. Pelka, E. Bradley, R. Shideler, S. Powell, L. McMeen. Middle row C McCreery, J. Walker, R. Nunn, R. Burkholder. Front row: J. Sippel, S. Blakesley, S. Love

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CFXWIERA CLUB The Camera Club, alThough small, had a very imporTanT parT in The life of our school. They Took and pro- cessed all The picfures for our school newspaper, in which phofography is so imporTanT. ln The school dark- room, among dingy lighTs and chem- icals, Their members worked many long hours afTer school To meeT The deadlines. AfTer overcoming The problems in- volved in Their work, we feel proud of our Camera Club for The fine work They have conTribuTed To The paper. The officers are: Jim Spellman, presi- denT, and Harley' ChrisT, vice-presi- denT. Members are Tom Hawkins and Karl Taylor. x Back row: G. LiTTIer, K. Hornback, B. Prather, J. Myers, S. Slemons, H. Irvine. Third row: N. Kinn, L. Olson, J, Harwell, T. Chase, N. Elgar, B. Lubin. Second row: E. Kem- sky, J. Lyons, T. Covello, B. Jimenez, C. Mason, R. STipp. From row: K. Mellecker, C. Price, M. O'Toole, M. Magie. bf? l 1 4 1 .-'.. I 'M' Xxx 'W 'A I K is Buck row: H. Christ, J. Spellman. Front row: T. Hawkins, K. Taylor. Fx 'ri IL 5 This year The fuTure Teachers were assigned To Teachers in Their subiecT field choices. They also received a good look aT Their fuTure careers when They observed Teachers in The elemenfary schools of our disTricT. An all-day conference for poTenTial Teachers culminaTed mosT of The year's acTiviTies.

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Officers Back Row: Terry Christensen, Secretary-Treasurer. Front row: Bill Dietrick, Vice-President, George Fuller, President. I EY CLUB One of the most active service clubs here at Temple City High School is the Key Club. The Key Club is a service organization made up of boys from each class, with no age restrictions. The Key Club was called on by the community to olo service work, such as collecting money for the March of Dimes, working for the community Christmas pro- iect, and ushering at football games. During the Camellia Festival they were seen planting camellias, directing the lineup of floats, and various other iobs. Socially speaking, the boys had breakfast meetings at the Clock Broiler. They had dinner at an exclusive restaurant in Hollywood. A snow trip also high- lighted their social events. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and advised by Mr. Piper, the Key Club has had an outstanding year. Back row: Mr. Piper, K. Roberti, B. Dietrick, C. Moffet, J. Redman, H. Pasquarella, G. Fuller. Middle row: B. Bayha, B. Barnes, L. Bateman, M. Vogel, J. Pirkle, C. Barinoff. First row: A. Langdale, D. Di Giorgio, D. Taylor, D. Dunn, T. Christensen, E. Ellington, D. Curtiss, B. Taylor. 66