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

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P 1 Alison Heed Bonnie Fessler Joan Gudmunclson Secretary Treasurer Historian VQPN composed of six appointed commissioners: alumni, pep, publicity, assembly, dance, and club. The main duties of These officers are as folloyvs: the alumni commissioner plans all activities involving alumni, the pep commission- er acts as president of Pep Commission, the publicity commissioner has set up a Press Bureau which gives out school information to area newspapers, the assembly commissioner has planned all assemblies this past year, the dance commissioner is in charge of all dances and gives assistance to those organizations sponsoring them, and the club commissioner sees that all school clubs be- Bonnie MacDonald Bill Taylor come chartered and function in accordance with stan- GMS- League president Boys' League premden, dards set up by the school. Susan Solsby Sue Skillem Kathy Williams Publicity Commissioner Club Commissioner Alumni Commissioner

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George Fuller Vice-President The Student Cabinet, which met every Tuesday morning at 7:45, along with Adviser Bob McAlister, plans the proposed student parking lot. We As host school for the Rio Hondo League Forum, the Student Cabinet this year has helped to solve many prob- lems of the league in addition to questions of school government. Among its numerous activities, the cabinet sponsored the Welcome Aboard Dance held on September 20. ln order to have a good student government, the ideas and opinions of all students, and not iust a few, are necessary. Operating upon this thesis, the cabinet has given each student the opportunity to express himself through the Student Council, in which each core or history class is represented. ln addition to the elected ASB officers, the cabinet is Priscilla Beech Alice Williams Ella Henderson Pep Commissioner Assembly Commissioner Dance Commissioner

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Student Council: Back row: S. Skillern, L. Deushane, B. Adams, D. Di Giorgio, J. McAuley, M. J. Evans, B, McAlister, W. Broadhag. Front row: G. Fuller, R. Clark, H. Rode, Y. Banker, C. Dixon, S. Anderson, A. Williams. Student Council Acts Student Council is composed ot a representative from each social studies class as well as the commis- sioners and Student Cabinet members. lt represents ev- ery student in school. The class representatives receive suggestions tor changes that will improve the student body from their social studies classes. ln turn, these representatives pre- sent these ideas at Student Council meetings. Through a recommendation from the Student Coun- cil to the principal, TCHS obtained open campus priv- ileges during both lunch periods. Student Council is sponsoring the new parking lot to be situated where the corn field is now. Each student will be assigned a parking place for his use, and it will be used for the entire school year. The group sponsored also a clothing drive for overseas use. Bob McAlister, Student Council adviser, along with Ellen Sisola, council secretary, and George Fuller, council president, plans a council meeting agenda. A Because of action taken by the Student Council in T957-58, an a la carte line was established in our then brand-new cafeteria.