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

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LED.ss YA i ! Karen Kirste Head Song Leader Pat Plank Tricia Slemons Diane Davis Carol Illlasan, Karen Hornback I rg V 5' 5 N . X ' Q Always found supporting Temple City High School at football and basketball games were our song leaders in their new kelly green corduroy uniforms with canary yellow sweaters, Thegirls chose Karen Kirste as head song leader this past summer, and it was her iolo to arrange all the activities ofthe group. The activities in which these. girls participated were many. They included all pep rallies and assemblies, games, parades, and special ap- pearances, such as the program at Disneyland on ,December 6. They also maccompaniecl the GAA. to play days at various schools through- out the year. For the first time here at Temple, the song lead- ers held special practice sessions for all girls who planned to try out for song leader later in the school year, Through the energetic efforts of the girls, these practice periods offered an oppor- tunity for future songigirls to gain some practical experience and to learn the requirements for becoming a song leader at TCHS.

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.Bob Head. - Pot McAdow L ' Ronnie Bell 0 I' ' 1 5 l l im. , . , :exam ,355 3-rl-ff :'Z'?r:Q r , ' ,, The tecirn leodingthe cheers 'this poet yecir consisted of Bob Beuchboordfiazheod,fyejl'l ledelkiifi. Ronn,i,efQQijf1Bell, McAdovv, Judy Peckham, Dennis Smith. By working together during the summer, this group developed some novel techniqueygjfjkmong the most ngiggmoroblleisyvos Uleqpg frog. L- 'l7?3f l KALA' l 77' Not only did these troupers catch cold by cheering in sub-zero weqther at night football games, but they acquired ochinigjllillfmusclesl55lElSlU'ring piiiirddes marching' with the loonner in front of the bcmcl. These hord-working members of the Pep Commission devoted o lot their time ond effort to develop The spirit ofthe student body. ' N F. fx Y J. V.

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Alison Heed Head Flag Girl .1 - l. ll ls ? f Q Qxx, x x 6 Q T X----'rl . Buck row: P. Olmsted, A. Utterson, J Borrowman, L. Conklin, N. Moore, L. Henry. Middle row: S. Thomas, D. Math eney, B. Wagner, M. Marten, J. Gillette. Front row: L. Hughes, L. Nelson, L. Farr, J. Blakesley, B. Houck. Bonnie MacDonald Julie Heir' DE ILL The largest pep group on campus This past year was the Ramettes. This group, consisting of 37 iunior girls whose purpose was To promote spirit, was well known around The high school campusf They were under The leadership ofthe Two co-captains, Sharon Thomas and Rita Bottorff. The girls started out The year by designing a completely new outfit. This outfit consisted of a green princess-style, short skirted dress, with a peter pan collar. The skirt and collar were lined in yellow and white stripes. The girls also wore white boots with yellow tassels and yellow knit gloves. The Ramettes could be seen promoting spirit aT all sports events. They also parTicip.aTed in pep rallies Throughout The year. The group also gave fine showings aT The Burbank, Arcadia, and Na- tional City parades, and also aT our own Camellia Festival. None of this fine work would have been possible without The untiring advice anal assistance ofthe Ramettes' adviser, Miss Martha Hall.