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

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l l 9? Dance Band: Back row: R. Emerson, W. Broadhag, J. Kimball, E. EllingTon, S. Blakesly, D. Lindsay, S. Schoen- bcium, D. Howard. Middle row: R. Gastineau, P. Showalter, M. Lieber, B. Halverson. Front row: B. Wherry, b L. Deushane, L. Larson, E. Glassco. Mmllee Magle Voca I ist Music for Dancing Lim Q - Wfillr fm! 2 1 fm, 5.. F .ii 4-I I T T we 1 Ben Godfrey Band Leader June saw The end of anoTher successful year for our Dance Band. This group, known as The Temple Ciiy Tempos, was under The direcTion of Ben Godfrey. The members of The Dance Band lThere were l5l were picked ouT of The Concerf Band. The requiremenTs were pre- cise and sfiff: They had To be The besT players of Their insTru- menT. They pracficed faiThfully for 45 minuTes every morning before school. Since They were so acTive and had To keep up wiTh all The new songs, Their folders soon began bulging wiTh more Than TOO differenT arrangemenTs. The Tempos' firsT appearance was aT our Halloween Dance. Then They really sTarTed rolling, playing aT various high school dances Throughout our area. They did noT play for our school again unTil The second semesTer. When They did, They puT on several performances in Temple CiTy, in- cluding The PTA VarieTy Show and several Times for The Temple CiTy Job's Daughfers. Alfhough playing for high school dances Took up mosT of Their Time, They also parTicipaTed in oTher evenfs, including an exchange assembly wiTh San Marino, which broughT a Tremendous recepiion from ThaT school, and aT a Dance Band assembly aT our school. They played also in several local hospiTals, which helped To boosT The morale of The paTienTs. All in all, The Tempos were quiTe acfive and were a valu- able asseT To us in represenTing TCHS aT oTher highvschools.

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I Harlie Judy Solo Maiorette J. Moore, J. MacRae, K. Hegle, D. Morris, A. Sichler, S. Blakesley, B. Davis, D. Dunn, W. Broadhag, T. Kendall, E. Ellington, J. Kimball. Front row: D. Wood, R. Miller, B. Barrios, R. Smith, D. Crosson, 'E. Glassco, S. Bradley, J. Copeland, J. Greene, S. Wooster, E. Kirste, B. Halverson, G. Brunego, V. Tompkins, B. Diaz, P. Showalter, M. Lieber, J. Oberg, D. Gastineau. Triumphs The Rams' Band performs at the Bell Gardens football game Maiorettes: Back row: I. Buckeridge, S. Johnson, K. Anderson. Front row: M. Lewis L. Robertson, B. Adams. especially for the newly-elected Football Queen.

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and Listening Under the capable direction of William Jacoby, the orchestra had a very successful year. lt made its first appearance at the Christmas program, where the group did an outstanding iob ot performing. They played two numbers from The King anal I and a medley ot Christmas carols. Events in which the 46 orchestra members partici- pated during the spring were the Music Festival, Spring Concert, and Commencement. ln addition, the musicians took a tour of the ele- mentary schools to demonstrate the instruments in the orchestra and explain each one of them. Recently formed from orchestra members is the string ensemble, which plays chamber music, and a popular group, which plays modern music. William Jacoby Orchestra Director Orchestra: Back row: C. Bender, H. Kellogg, S. Anderson, T. Chaulk, C. Acker, M. Fineout, M. Medley, J. Sherrard, D. Lindsay. Middle row: K. Cloud, V. Miller, C. Anderson, R. Fields, L. McDonald, J. Kimball, B. Halverson, C. Yoder, J. Moore. Front row: N. Cash, M. Montague, C. Cederdahl, S. Wooster, S. Bradley, L. Deushane, D. Crosson, E. Glassco, D. Wood, P. Hagerty. i