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

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Bee Team: Buck row: J. Petralia, R. Kidwell, J. Norberg, F. Jones, E. Carlson, R. Gaylord, B. Turner, G. Ball, D. Taylor, J. Bibler, J. Morton, M. Jones M. Schenck. Middle row: J. Grancich, J. Brewer, M. Sweeney, D. Dufel, A. Grueler, D. Meyers, F. Bateman, B. Pursley, J. Sepe, T. Sepp, B. Beveridge A Monna. Firsl row: D. Beckley, D. Nalick, T. Ford, A. Lombardi, R. Dean, M. Souther T. Weise, R. Adamson, J. Mueller, L, Evans. R.H.L. STANDINGS W l. San Marino .. ...5 2. Temple CiTy .. . , .4 3. Bell Gardens .... ...3 4. Soulh Pasadena . . . . .2 5. Arfesia ......... . . .2 6. Norwalk .. ...O TC ball carrier gains yardage in a game 'fhaf ended I9-O, San Marino's win. sizable gain, . . .. Lennox Baldwin Park . . . Norwalk Bell Gardens . . .. Artesia San Marino - - . . South Pasadena Erick Carlson escapes San Marino facklers for a

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Ed Mohr, backfield coach, Bill Davis, head coach, Bob Hitchcock, line coach. Following this win, a siege of bad luck overtook the squad, and it dropped two straight to Bell Gar- dens and Artesia by rather embarrassingly high scores. Temple City's next game was with its particularly strong rivals, San Marino. The Rams were made as much as 40-point underdogs by local sportswriters before the game. These same writers were chewing on their words before the game was over. I The varsity line was like a stone wall during the whole game, and the whole team showed a spark which, if it had been used during the rest of the season, would have undoubtedly taken the team on to better things. The Rams completely outplayed and outclassed the Titans and narrowly missed outscoring them. The San Marino team was able to start a scoring drive late in the fourth quarter, and the game ended in a tie. The last game of the season resulted in the Rams taking a bitter defeat at the hands of the South Pasadena Tigers. Team Captain Jerry Redman was elected most valuable player by his teammates, and Denny Allen and Larry Bateman were chosen as next year's co- captains. 3 .M 1 H ,i' R.H.L. STANDINGS l. San Marino 2. South Pasadena 3. Bell Gardens 4. Artesia 5. Temple City x 1, ,Qi In ,, , f-:K i,,, as A 1 W., EG: it I . rl . g. . sq' Y as , I in ,,,5,,, , lf,f' ' , A I M V,,. , , r' ' iirst i f B A ' ll l Z V. . . ,. . if -- M . .,,...,,,. A s r - 5, f 7 --,,.. , T . ,A 1 l . -' 7 N .. 42 9 y U ,Z rrii A .i , A - PW J , , ' ygyy A :VV li, , sr Q Quai. an L

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ee Football N Jack Norberg, co-captain, Dennis Meyers, most valuable player, co-capfain. Guided by Coach GranT Gaunce, The Ram Bee fooTball Team compleTed a Terrific season, winning six, and losing only one. The Bees began This sparkling season by knock- ing off Their TirsT Three opponenTs by margins of six Touchdowns or more. As The season progressed, how- ever, The opponenTs became rougher, and The Rams had To knuckle down. ln early November The Bees found Themselves Tied wiTh San Marino for TirsT place in The league. Roger Adamson, Granr Gaunce, coach, Dick Johnson, assistant coach. When The showdown game came, The Rams saw Their hopes of winning The championship Tly ouT The window, as Their counTerparTs from San Marino won The game wiTh a 19-O score. The Bees finished The season by Tromping The SouTh Pasadena Bees l9-7. Team members were presenTed Their leTTers and cerTificaTes of meriT aT The Awards BanqueT on No- vember 27. Going Through The center of The line, a TC player is stopped after a TC player carries for a gain againsf San Marino Qflln in 0 TU55le Ugfllnsf SCH Mflflno-