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

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T RACK CLUB The motive impelling the forming of Temple City's new Track Club this year was the request of numerous track members. Mr. Feary, being as active as he is in track, was unanimously elected its adviser. Since many of the boys were interested in teach- ing, primarily track, the club gave them the op- portunity to preview the profession by sponsor- ing and directing such activities as the Junior Track Meet. At this event the track teams of iunior high schools united for competition. The entire function was under the leadership of the track members. Because of the intense interest the boys dis- played in their club, track has been popular at Temple, and our team has increased in volume. On their planned list of activities was the pre- sentation of Ducky Drake, coach at UCLA, to the student body in coniunction with the Boys League. His topic was the Olympic games of 1957, which were held in Melbourne, Australia. One of the projects undertaken by a few mem- bers was the track record board, which is now proudly displayed in our gym. The workmen on it were Tom Parrington, Orval Hart, and Carl Conger. Although this was the first year for our Track Club, it has been most successful at Temple. gr-gf ,,, ,,.i ff- . ' ,l,yx.at4u5.s,4 ,,. g ar y Officers Buck row: R. Scott, Secretary-Treasurer, R. Bell, Pub- licity, Historian. Front row: T. Parrington, Vice-President, B Beachboard, President. Buck row: O. Hart, L. McDonald, J, Howell, B. Hoke, K. McCully, S. Fenner, B. Beachboard, T. Roberts, M. Dingle, M. Morkre, B. Dietrick T. Dawson, R. Scott, H. Pasquarella. Middle row: D. Witt, M. Schrock, B. Wells, R. Barbieri, T. Teel, S. Hendrix, G. Freeman, Mr. Feary Front row: L. Morkre, D. Williams, G. Timmons, R. Walker, T. Farrington, R. Bell. l i

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Lbs Alice Williams Nancy Kinn Assistant Editor Lynn Davis Co'Sports Editors YEAR?-BOOK Although it seems we were more near hysteria than sanity, pictures were placed in their right places, dum- mies were drawn, schedules were made up, and in- numerable people were contacted. Put all of these things together, and you have the 1956-57 Rampage. lt wasn't really as bad as it sounds, at least, not all of the time . . . Through the efficient organization of our new adviser, Mrs. Ackerman, the staff more than once was pulled back down to earth, ' But in between selling ads and later billing advertisers, the staff's over-all sense of humor usually provided a ioke or two at the crucial moment. Under the leadership of Diana Breneiser, editor, the staff more than once learned the meaning of burning the midnight oil. Linda Wetmore Art Editor Cheryl Bender Business Manager n-., John Collord Sharon Dingle Head Key Banger Chief Scurrier