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

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ln speed-away, the only two methods of handling the ball are with the feet and hands. A ground ball may not be picked up except with your feet. D D 0 With a splash in the pool, a crack of the bat, the twang of an arrow, and a heel and toe, Temple City's first Play Day began. The theme, Turkey Round-Up, was carried out by using autumn leaves, turkey cut-outs, pilgrim hats, and pumpkins as name tags. Girls from Mark Keppel, Burroughs, South Pasadena, and Glendale ioined Temple City in an afternoon of fun. Something new was added when, under the direction of Miss Martha Hall, a dance workshop was useol. Girls from each school were put in different groups. The groups made up dances, anol the best one was presented to everyone after the tournaments. Other sports in which lt's a hit! Bonnie Ruwet, an active GAA member, gets away a good hit at a GAA meeting. the Field the girls participated were basketball, softball, swim- ming' and archery. In January GAA went up to Mt. Waterman for a day in the snow. Along with GAA adviser, Mrs. Mariam Stein, all GAA members had a wonderful time. With the beginning of third quarter GAA began softball. This proved to be the most popular girls' sport of the year. Teams and captains were elected, and a round-robin tournament was held. In June GAA went on a beach party to Huntington Beach. This was the last GAA activity of the year. Ball one! Janet Fippen looks the ole ball over and decides to let the catcher go for it. A speed-away game is started as shown. Members of one team kick the ball as far down the field as they can, to their opponents.