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

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Sclence Club: Buck row: J. Hargraves, R. Burkholder, D. Mann, J. Walker, A. Markovits, M. Stoner, J Kimball, T. Hawkins, R. Rains. Front row: C. Acker, D. Mann, G. Grunwalt, F. Dryseale, B. McCrory, K Taylor, C. Rush, L. lnfvin. Science Club Jn Red Cross Science Club was formed to bring science students into closer contact with scientific personnel and prob- lems. The members planned several Types of activities. Meetings were held once a month. They had field Trips to many outstanding scientific laboratories. Science lectures, where Dr. E. A. Anderson always provided interesting speakers, were held. Dr. Carl D. Anderson was among these speakers and gave a lecture on Cosmic Radiation. Floyd Thaller and Darrell Lintha- cum, advisers, Steve Fenner, presi- dent, Lynn lrwin, vice-president, and Martin Stoner, secretary, feel that this group was successful in working toward the advancement of science. Jr Red Cross' Officers: B. Fox, vice-president, D. Nalick, treasurer, S. Cutler, publicity, J. Funk, presi- dent, B. Clark, secretary. Junior Red Cross is a service club dedicated to having fun and com- pleting worthwhile projects for Tem- ple City High. lt is composed of a council of freshmen and sophomores. This en- thusiastic group decided on proiects under the leadership of Jeanine Funk and Brian Fox. Even though it is a newly-organ- ized club, members have succeeded in many proiects. They collected toys at a Christmas Dance and had con- ferences with Junior Red Cross clubs in neighboring schools. They had a successful year and are looking forward to an even more productive '58 ancl '59, , 5, Q . 1 fo x 1 i iee..wf-:se-2 Q.. X is . , , , . Q ,, .., 4 'T l ,...' . L2 A T , 9.4, 7 gi . . is- i iQ 'ex gg . in .g,..g. ir: .Q 7 in gg a gnu 'Hifi '.. A' ilfl J Science Club's Officers: L. Irwin, vice-president, S Fenner, president, M. Stoner, secretary. ag? , migav F I I Z Aumfu.s J! eee!'ee , '- alllmu llllll ,gif r , Jr. Red Cross: Back row: E. Ludlow, B. Clark, D. Lee, P. Finch, D. Nalick, S. Gray, S. Longstreet Front row: D. Porter, C. Hanson, L. Rokes, J. Funk, J. Fletcher, K. Cloud.

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Campus Debs' Officers: Back row: C. Hanson, S. Cutler, L. Rokes, J. Funk. Front row: P. Wetmore, J. Springer, S. Gray. Fellowship Y - eens Capris' Officers: K. Cloud, R. Burr, M. Montague, S. Newman, M. Ogden. Campus Debs: Back row: B. Bigenwalt, H. Hauck, S. McDonald, J. Cooke, B. Hassett, C. Bettis, J. 'Flippin, L. Moffet, J. Funk, S. Cutler, S. Kratochvil, R. Ritchie, B. Schuder, J. Smith, L. Lindberg, C Hanson, C. Johnson, J. Jurasek, C. Sweet, K. Foley. Third row: C. Dixon, D. Howard, R. Williams, E. Ross, Y. Anderson, L. Rokes, N. Hall, J. Roberts, V. Ipsen, B. Crane, C. Cordes, S. Montague, P. Weisz, S. Stockhom, L. Halbe, K. Braun, C. Minsky. Second row: J. Springer, P. Wetmore, N. Bricken, G. Guerra, S. Kelleher, P. Megahan, S. Gray, E. Sisola, B. Johnson, B. Kahn, J. Raef, P. Kirby, R. Nelsen J. Carmac, J. Moon, C. Less, J. Peckham, R. Porco. Front row: P. Merritt, J. Depew, J. Million, K Webster, J. Trummel, D. Nelson, Y. Banker, J. Warner, R. Mannina, L. Hoe, A. Roccapalumbo, J. Wetzel L. Olsen, K. Engebretson, S. Hawkins. Capris, under the supervision of Miss Martha Hall, had a very busy year. The group went roller skating, ice skating, bowling, and enioyeol a slumber party. As a Christmas proiect, the Capris had an Odd Job Day in order to earn money to buy food for a needy family. Campus Debs have been a very active group this year. Their ac- tivities have included miniature golfing, roller skating, Christmas caroling, a snow trip, a come-as-you-are breakfast, a beach party, and a trip to Chinatown. As guest speakers, they had Sally Shaw, '57 Rose Tour- nament Princess, and a hair stylist. The group maole slippers for patients in the General Hospital as a service proiect. Officers for the past year have been Judy Springer, president, Pat Wetmore, vice-president, Judy Smith, secretary, Shirley Cutler, treasurer, Sherrie Gray, ICC, and Jeanine Funk, chaplain. Capris: Back row: S. Blum, S. Budol, B. Lewis, S. McRae, P. Roberts, S. Shirk, M. Linstrom, C. Halverson J. Bady, J. Rowarn, D. Sauter, C. Mathewson, D. Dillberg, R. Naef, J. Ranker, M. Stoll, N. White, J. Hill B. Meeker, K. Jordan, D. Dean, L. Daniels. Third row: E. Fazzi, P. Kartsman, S. LeMon, R. Burr, S Rose, L. Kerian, C. Banbury, J. Fletcher, J. Yinglin, J. Fuzy, M. Higgs, J. Monroe, A. Seeger, M. Baker J. Anderson, S. Heath, S. Christensen. Second row: N. Bohm, B. Jones, M. Nicassio, B. Rodenbeck, B Pivovaroff, K. Chapouris, N. Geldson, K. MacDonald, S. Newman, M. Ogden, J. Roehl, J. McCrory, K Cloud, S. Doty, D. Porter. Front row: S. Riley, M. Montague, J. Bathke, J. Cunningham, S. Metzler B. Brigham, C. Moore, D. McClellan, L. Skelley, J. Forslund, B. Clark, S. McCook. r 1