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

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fe If! P0 K f ND vp XXX. .s iff 1 J - rx rlfs rr A Under The leadership of Hugh Jacoby, Temple CiTy's orchesTra progressed sTeadily Toward a finer per- formance. HighlighTing The orchesTral acTiviTies for The firsT semesTer was a Trip To Disneyland, where The group earned a plaque for Their fine parTicipaTion. Included also in The evenfs during The firsT semesTer was Their excellenT addiTion To The Chrisfmas assembly. Also scheduled on a busy agenda were performances aT school assemblies, PTA meefings and The DisTricT Music FesTival. irsl 3 JTT i'i ' W X Vi. Hugh Jacoby Orchestra Director Back row: P. Showalter, C. Acker. Third row: J. Peckham, J. Sherrard, V. Ipsen, S. Vandermeulen, J. Zachmann, M. Medley. Second I row L. McDonald, J. Hombuckle, K. Folley, N. Cash, H. Pool, M. Fleming, E. Glassco, R. Burkholder, L. Bradley. Front row: L. Lar- son B. Peters, G. Sewell, J. Kimball, L. Deushane. 81

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DANCE BAND Vocalist: Doris Wolkoff On November 17, l956, an eager group of musicians, Tem- ple's Dance Band, made their debut for the new school year. Under the direction of Gary Sewell, they provided the entertainment for the freshman cla ss presentation of Autumn's Maiesty. That was just the beginning of their schedule. Shortly afterward they were hired to play at dances spon- sored by Oak Avenue Junior High School, Baldwin Park High School, St. Agnes High School, De Molay, and the National Guard. They were the star attraction of such functions as the LaRosa PTA meeting on January 8, PTA Founders Day on January 24, and the Exchange Assembly between San Marino and Tem- ple: City. Back row: J, Kimball, G. Sewell, B. Peters. Middle row. Mr, Godfrey, P. Showalter, S. Vanderrneulen, C. Acker, D. Muck. Front row: J. Peckham, at the piano, L, Deushane, L. Larson, J. Zachmonn, L. Bradley, Missing: B. Wherry, M. Meany, J. Ells. i 8 O

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Cf NCEFT Ci-I IF Sixty-tour voices strong, the Concert Choir made its debut in the first choir robes in Temple City High School's history. The members really looked impressive dressed in deep green robes with gold and white reversible stoles. Not only the choir but the entire student body thought the robes very attractive. Among the most popular and active groups were the Temple Belles. Making their debut September 29 at the Los Angeles County Fair, the Belles found that their performance calendar rapidly grew. Appear- ing at numerous churches, fashion shows, women's clubs, civic clubs, and many school activities meant a very busy year. ' Other singing groups this year were the Choraliers and the newly Roger Lockie organized Hi-Fi group. Also organized was the beginning choir with Choir Director 41 Voices- 5 . .. . . . . .... .. 3 3? 1 3 Back row: D. DiGiorgio, B. Beachboard, C. Clark, R. Barbieri, B. Hinton, H. Pasquarella, V. Tusa, J. Rokes, G. Heaton. Third row: J. Jack- son, J. Van Pienbroek, M. Nelson, R. lpsen, D. Davis, K. Hubner, N. Landing, W. Cunningham, R. Mannina, S. McDonald, S. Farr, D. Broz, J. Green, C. Lloyd, J. Mitchell, B. MacDonald, D. Jones, D. Pirolli. Second row: J. Hein, B. Morris, M. Magie, J. Roberts, K. Schneider, J. Gorisek, J. Pirkle, E. Smars, D. Scott, B. Fox, G. Antista, T. Covello, P. McAdow, M. Bibler, R. Beaudet, L, Morris, C. Teel, K. David- son. Front row: C. Brewer, S. Collins, P. Rothlisberger, M. Tarloell, J. McGuigan, N. Hartman, K. Williams, P. Ware, T. Slemons, V. Jimenez, K. Kirste, P. Plank, C. Cameron, M. Wilkinson, M. Quinn, P. Hagerty, R. Williams, J. Peckham. 82