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

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' 5':1:f!?3:'. V Susan Solsby Front Page Editor Sue Skillern Gail Carter Activities Editor Sports Editor NE IVSPI-XPER Under the leadership of Janet Aeby, editor-in- chief, the Rampage editors and staff published the monthly paper for the enioyment of the student body of Temple City High School. The editorial staff included Gail Carter, sports editor, Susan Solsby, front page editor, and Sue Skillern, activity editor. The goal of the editors was a bi-monthly pub- lication of the Rampage. As its purpose the staff maintained a policy of accurate and informative news, interesting fea- ture stories, an up-to-date account of school activities, and all the latest sports news. Since it was impossible for the annual to be a complete record of events, the newspaper had to record a more detailed history. The editors and staff at- tempted to do this during the past year. Buck row: J. Spellman, H. Christ, K. Taylor, S. Hill, G. Ranker, B. Hahn, C. Johnson, J. Cole, R. Ramsey, R. Montesanti, J. Hill, B. Kreie. Middle row: L. Jackson, P. MacFarlane. Front row: J. Marr, C. Hanson, J. Mulley, R. Nelsen, E. Pascoe. Tig, if f

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Back row: W. Broadhag, C. Acker, G. Olney, J. Parady, D. Taylor, J. Zernickow, D. Wooley, D. Foesch, A. Hargraves, D. Howard J. Durfee, J. Dean, R. Mann. Third row: L. Taylor, M. Meaney, M. Lieber, R. Smith, C. Bender, T. Kendal, P. Davis, J, Smith, K. Hegre D. Crosson, L. Deushane, J, Greene, L. Irwin, D. Wood, E. Glassco, J. Oberg, G. Heaton, Second row: Mr. Godfrey, B. Wherry, G. Sewell A. Nicholson, D. Lindsey, M. Ward, N. Mansell, C. Price, S. Ruggles, L. Bradley, P. Varnum, L, Larson, B. Peters. First row: C. Grossman S. Higgs, J. Zachmann, S. Vandermeulen, D. Valadez, S. Schoenbaum, B. Marston, J. Macrae, J, Copeland, S. Bradley, L. Larson J. Kimball, P. Showalter. TH I 'f .. .1::i21:1e s:e14,,,f.. ,,, ., V A Ns- Ben Godfrey Band Conductor ' . C. FKAPIS' BAND The Temple City student body, as a relatively new high school group, has had its share of successes and disappointments, but of particular satisfaction to the school has been the fact that it has not been lacking for a good band. This is demonstrated by our band's very busy schedule not only at home, where it supported our team with the fighting songs of the green and gold, but also in other areas. On November 24, the band participated in the All-Western Band Review in Long Beach. Here, competing against the best high schools throughout the state, it received a rating 94.31 in actual competition. Because of a technical penalty contracted before competition, the rating was dropped by three points to 91.31. This netted us fifth place for our division, the former rating would have put us in first place. The band did well for itself at i'Burbank on Parade on September 22, chalking up first place in its division. On December 6, the band put on another splendid performance at the Disneyland Music Festival in Anaheim,.in coniunction with the drill team, maiorettes, and the Pep Commission. Other activities the TCHS Band participated in were: the West Arcadia Parade, where we competed against the large high schools in Southern California, in Temple City Day, on September 22, at the Pomona Fair, at the UCLA-Washington football game, on October 13, as part of a mass band half-time stunt, at San Marino, with other talent from Temple City High School, in the San Marino exchange assembly program on February 1, and many others.