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

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Cee Track Coached by GranT Gaunce, The Cee cindermen opened Their season by parTicipaTing in a Tri-meeT wiTh Muir and Covina. They did noT fare Too well in This compeTiTion, placing Third. The Rams did quiTe a biT beTTer in The nexT meeT wiTh Ramona and Corona, Taking firsT in The 440- yard relay and several seconds in oTher evenTs, and finally winding up in second-place sloT aT The end of The meeT. On March IO, The Cee TracksTers compefed in anoTher Tri-meef, This Time wiTh ClaremonT and Webb. Again They Took second place, Trailing Clare- monT by Two poinTs. In This meeT, Dick Mann and Mel Caho placed firsT and second in The Cee 660, and Craig Chapman Took firsT in The 180-yard dash, wiTh Dick Mann coming in righT behind him. AT deadline, The Cees had only compeTed in These firsT few meeTs and sTill had meeTs scheduled wiTh schools such as San Marino, SouTh Pasadena, Baldwin Park, Bell Gardens, Norwalk, and ArTesia, as well as The league finals, which were held on our own Track May 2. Cee Track member, Craig Chapman, compeTes in Track compeTiTion Cee Track: Back row: R. Clark, C. Chapman, D. Kuloh, D. Jensen, D, Walker, Front row: P. Valadez, M. Caho, G. Mackey, H. Denning, D. Hardee

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Track , qavwf. John Bibler, Rick Gaylord, David Morris, and Mark Schrock make up The Bee relay Team. The Bee cindermen Took off wiTh a roaring sTarT for The season and, aT deadline Time, had shaped inTo one of The biggesT poTenTial ThreaTs To The Rio Hondo League Bee Track TiTle. Coached by GranT Gaunce, These TracksTers besTed Teams from Ramona High, Corona High, ClaremonT High, and Webb High. A Tew of The Track meeTs early in The season were rained ouT, and many Times rain caused The meeTs To go on under very adverse condiTions, as was The case in The Tri-meeT wiTh Ramona and Corona and The meeT wiTh San Marino, which had To be called off. During The laTTer parT of The season The Bees meT such powers as Arroyo, Bell Gardens, SouTh Pasadena, Tm- Qw- George Lebrechf coached var- sity, Bee, and Cee Track Team sprinfers and disTance runners. Bee Track man compleTes a high lump in Track compeTiTion. and'oThers. They parTicipaTed also in The Lancer Relays and The Arroyo InviTaTional MeeT. The Bees seemed To be The powerhouse Team This year, wiTh such ouTsTanding members as John Bibler, who seT a new record of 13.9 in The 120-yard low hurdles aT The ClaremonT-Webb meeT, Rick Gaylord, who Took Tirsf in The broad jump aT boTh The ClaremonT- Webb meeT and The Corona-Ramona meeT, Lynn lrwin, who Turned in Two wins in The 70-yard high hurdles, aT boTh The ClaremonT-Webb meeT and The Ramona- Corona meeT, and Phil Morris, who Took TirsT in The TOO-yard dash aT boTh These meeTs. The Ram 660-relay Team also copped Two TirsTs and proved iTselT To be a Top conTender for honors.

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Varsity Swim Team: Back row: E. Molchan, R. Crane, H. Pool, T. Hobbs, M. Souther, T. Rinaman, F. Ruedel, C. Birkemeier, R. Uhler, S. Fenner. Bee Swim Team: Middle row: B. Turner, G. Evans, M. Garden, B. Davis, B. Gibbs, R. Zernickow, J. Macrae. Cee Swim Team: Fronl row: G. Gilli- land, S. Walker, K. Conklin, C. Gunderson, J. Peckham, J. Garreff, B. Dunckel, J. Noack, T. Ballow, R. May, T. Pirve. SW' ' l As we wenT To press, The Teams were progressing quife sTeadily, wiTh The varsiTy and Bees in second place in league sTandings and The Cees being undefeaTed. Led by SpeedsTer STeve Fenner, who seT a new all- league record for The 50-yard free sTyle aT Bell Gardens, The varsiTy Took wins over Bell Gardens, Rosemead, and SouTh Pasadena. This is The second year Temple CiTy has had swim Teams, and This year's squads were coached by Ed Mohr. The Bee Tinmen made Their besT showings againsT SouTh Pasadena, whom They defeared 60-7, Azusa, whom They downed 39-29, and Rosemead, whom They deTeaTed 49-16. Barry Davis, Mike SouTher, Emory Mul- sion, and a few oThers were The Bees who seemed To be Swim Team compefes in meeT againsT San Marino. doing The mosT ouTsTanding jobs for Their Team. The Cee swimmers were noT able To parTicipaTe in as many meets as were The oTher Teams because noT every school has a swim Team wiTh That division. Con- sequenTly, The Cees had only Taken parT in Three meeTs when we wenT To press. Even wiTh a shorTened schedule The Cees Turned in a Terrific iob in every meeT, Taking one from Bell Gar- dens, 33-26, one from Rosemead, 31-26, and one from San Marino, 35-22. I AT deadline Time, The swim Teams sTill had meeTs wiTh Bell Gardens, San Marino, and SouTh Pasadena yeT To go. On April 21, The All-League meeT was held aT San Marino. The new heafed swimming pool, one of The finest in The vicinify, provided opporTuniTies for The developmenT of both boys' and girls' swimming and diving Teams.