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

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Senior Service -'xy- I--1 v4 l f 'W f ' Senior Service's Officers: K. Lloyd, secre- tary-treasurerg G. Topjon, president. im 7 W XWIIV ,W 4 mil Every Wednesday morning at eight o'cIock, a group of about a dozen boys met at Mr. YerTson's office, during The past year. Little has been known about This organization, and for a very good reason. The purpose of Senior Service is to build tradition and serve The stu- dent body without recognition. One of the main ways they did This was by conceiving new ideas which would help The student body. Some of Them were carried out by The Senior Serv- ice, but most of Them were handed over to other organizations and clubs to carry out. Some of Their more apparent duties have been To help at athletic events and to serve as ushers at such functions as the PTA Variety Show Commencement, and Baccalaureate Last but not least, the members unofficlally but whole- heartedly helped to promote school spirit. . f I ' I ,f . . Senior Service: Back row: T, Mallory, P. Katzmaier, M. Jones, K. Lloyd. Front row: G. Fuller, G. Topion, M. Vogel, B. Dietrick. S

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Senior Leaders We, The class of '58, having finally earned our Title as seniors, look back on our high school years wiTh fond remembrance. Can we ever forgeT our firsT day as freshmen, when we all assembled in The gym, or The Sophomore Beach ParTy, which never has been equaled, and how abouT our unofficial holi- day as juniors? Our class hasn'T had very many firsTs, buT we surely will be The lasT class in many Things: using The LiTTle TheaTer, Oak Avenue Gym for assemblies and dances, and The old equipment This year, how- ever, we did geT one firsT: The ball sTarTed rolling To geT a name for our aThleTic field. ConfronTing us now is The unknown, iT may bring success and happiness, buT whaTever comes we shall always remember The wonderful friends we have made. This Term brings To a close The Times we have shared - The never-before democraTic voTe of an- nouncemenfs, The overnighf snow Trip, STunT NiTe, Junior-Senior Review, Car Wash, Junior-Senior Prom, Senior AcTiviTies Week, and lasT buT noT leasT, GRADUATION! These acTiviTies were all planned by The Senior Council, which consisTed of officers and class rep- resenTaTives elecTed in Their individual senior prob- lems classes early in The year. They have worked hard, and every maTTer was Thoroughly discussed, every poinT was Taken inTo consideraTion, before any decisions were reached. None of This would have been possible wiThouT The assisTance of Del Heyne and Miss Laura Shephard, who have so generously given Their Time above and beyond The call of duTy. PeTe KaTzmaier President ha. ri' A I Senior Council: Back row: D. VanVlieT, P. Katzmaier, M. Jones, P Brown S O'Toole. Front row: B. Houck, M. Derrick, B. MacDonald, L. Mentze K Williams. Phil Brown Bev Houck Vice-PresidenT Secretary-Treasurer TN'-N