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

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?i' nAiai+ i Rue Varsitq Nine being graduaTed This June. PoTenTially This is The besT Team our school has ever had. Players on This yecir's squad were: CaTchers, Jerry McClellan, iunior, and Phil Brown, senior, FirsT Base- man, Mike Reed, senior, Second Baseman, Terry ChrisTensen, senior, and Roger Adamson, sophomore, Third Basemen, Dick DiGiorgio, iunior, and Ed Sisola, iunior, ShorTsTops, Jerry Redman, senior, and Ken Lloyd, senior, OuTTielders, Denny CurTiss, senior: Gary Topion, senior, Kelley Davis, senior, and Gary Ball, sophomore, PiTchers, Denny Gallagher, iunior, Bill DieTrick, senior, Jim Pirkle, senior, and Bill Taylor, senior. Q Z Jerry Redman hiTs a double To lefT center field and later scores Mike Reed catches Throw from Kenny Lloyd To compleTe double play. , i , I 5 ,H X . ni Qwdhw ,jf one HALT!!

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4iL1!s2'5A1 T K Raw f .. 'I f Second Bciseman Ken Lloyd hits a single to left field. On the Diamond AT The annual deadline our varsity baseball Team was shaping up to be one of The strongest in The Rio Hondo League. The Team at that Time had a record of five wins and Two losses. The Rams started off Their practice schedule with a win over Baldwin Park. They also beat Arcadia Twice, San Gabriel once, and El Monte once. Other Teams that were To be played later in practice games were Citrus, Rosemead, and Monrovia. The Titans of San Marino and The Lancers of Bell Gardens were expected To provide The most compe- tition for The Rams in The race for The league crown. Coached by Paul Peterson, The Team was made up of many veteran players, many of whom are 'Tiff' X T llll XS Q ,Z . mc ta . .T fl lilri i l G D A llc sysyyys lg 1 r T wff,'27fLjf1 4: figs, - ' ' W , , ,A ,Y 5 g1j -fyl . 5 '---W,,- 1 ,,1.f M , . by . ef K T' im- V A' ' '- ' ,ffvfglss ' ' - Set to steal second base against San Gabriel is Denny Curtiss, . f -, ' .5111 ' my K A,

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QQ The iunior varsity baseball Team started this season, as many Teams did, wiTh a lot of new additions-new players, a new coach, and finally a new name. The Ramblers, as they are now called, plunged into their practice season showing plenty ot spark and the Team started The season by smashing Baldwin Park, 15-2. With a win Under Their belts, They tackled Their counterparts from Arroyo next, downing The Knights 3-1. Arcadia became The next victim on the schedule, losing to The Temple Citians, T8-2. Extending Their win- ning sfreak even furTher, The Ramblers trounced San Gabriel, 9-1. Steve Schoenbaum bats against San Gabriel. Bee Baseball: Back row: B. Jorgensen, R. Reseigne, D. Taylor, D. Baldwin, J. Cole, D. Carpenter, J. Miller, B. Davis. Middle row: R. Collins, R. Adamson, C. Smith, P. Andrisf, S. Schoenbaum, J. Pefralia. Front row: J. Sepe, D. Meyers, B. Pursley, L. Sotelo, B. Schuelke, A. Lombardi. R hustling. Under the guidance ot its coach, Bill Davis,