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

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Cee Team: Buck row: E. Smith, D. Taube, B. Marston, W. Strangman, D. Huse, O. Crosby, D. Jensen, H. Denning, D. Gastineau, B. Williams, S. Walker R. Carlson, T. Rizzo, D. Meza, E. Clisby. Second row: J. Paulson, L. Dettweiler, B. Carlson, K. Conklin, S. Atherton, D. Kiloh, C. Chapman, R. Collins J. Denny, J. Petralia, B. Johnson, A. Fuller, T. Hutcheson. Front row: B. Hahn, R. Zernickow, B. Herrmann, S. Blakesley, H. Heed, D. Wharton, D. Hardee G. Mackey, G. Penny, S. Judy, R. Browning, S. Haight, D. Walker. Cee Football GRID SCORES TC l4 .. ............. ....... D uarte O TC O .. Baldwin Park 6 TC 20 .. .... Norwalk O TC 20 .. .. Puente l4 TC 13 .. .... Artesia 7 TC 7 .. .. San Marino 7 TC player goes for the tying touchdown in the San Marino game. Coached by Sam Mallicoat, the Temple City Cee Football team found its way to top league honors for the second straight year. Up until their last game of the season, the Cees boasted of a three-win, no-loss season, defeating Duarte, Norwalk and Artesia, while dropping'one to Baldwin Park. Having gone through league play undefeated, the lightweight gridders fought their counterparts from San Marino to a 7-7 tie, which clinched the title for the Rams. Mel Caho, most valuable player, Sam Mallicoat, coach, Guy Mackey captain

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On the Hardwood Temple CiTy's varsiTy baskeTball squad Turned in a fair four-win, six-loss record This year and wound up in The fourTh-place sloT of Rio Hondo League srandings, which was a Tremendous improvemenT over lasT year's showing. ln The firsT game of Rio Hondo League play, Arfesia High came ouT of iTs game wiTh Temple CiTy on The high end of a 52-49 score. This game ended as a real hearTbreaker, for The Rams led The whole way, and Then in The lasT seconds of play They losT The lead and, consequenfly, The ball game. The oufcome of The varsiTy's nexT game was probably one of The biggesT morale boosfers our school had during The year. The Rams meT and soundly Trounced The TiTans of San Marino in a game ThaT kepT every Temple CiTian in The gym on The edge of his seaT for four quarfers. The Lancers of Bell Gardens were The nexT Team To meeT The Rams, and This ouTfiT, which laTer wenT on To The CIF play-offs, had a field day in This conTesT, snowing The Rams under wiTh a 51-poinT scoring barrage. STill reeling from The Bell Gardens game, The Rams fell vicTim To The Soufh Pasadena Tigers in Their nexT game, 43-31. Norwalk High was The school ThaT broke The Rams' losing sTreak, as They were Tromped by Temple CiTy, 51-17. As The Rams sTarTed The second round of league play, They ran inTo some more bad luck, losing Three sTraighT conTesTs To Arfesia, San Marino, and Bell Gardens. They broke ouT of This bad-luck sTreak, however, in Their nexT game, as They Took a close one from SouTh Pasadena, 43-41. The Rams finished ouT Their season wiTh a lopsided win over The luckless Lancers of Norwalk. Chosen by'his Teammafes as The capTain of This year's squad was Kip RoberTi, who played lefl' forward mosT of The season. Denny Gallagher, con- sisTenT high-poinT man for The Team, was chosen as mosT valuable player of The year, while Phil Brown was named mosT improved player. Honored also was Terry ChrisTensen who, wiTh Denny Gallagher, was named To The All-Rio Hondo League firsT Team. Chuck Day of The Rams received honorable menTion on The All-League squad.