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

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in Song R ' i I ll Roger Lockie Temnle Belles: J. Peckham, M. Magie, J. Mitchell, L. Farr. Choir Director Beginning Choir: Back row: S. McRae, H. Curry, R. Meeker, K. Mentze, S. WaI'ker, D. Spinks, G. Samarin. Middle row: J. Roehl, L. Engel, D. Porter, M. Howard, G. Guerra, Z. Hallett, N. Mansell, D. Widstrom, K. Hoffman, V. Ipisen. Front row: J. Carmack, B. Crane, L. Daniels, M. Palmquist, M. Tormoehlen M. Strawn, J. Rue, J. Ranker, M. Nicassio, M. Higgs.

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Voice Under the direction of Roger Lockie, the Concert Choir made its debut at the Christmas Show on December l2. Other per- formances included singing for the high school PTA, the Easter assembly, and the Spring Music Festival. The senior members also sang for Commencement and Baccalaureate. Elected this year were Joyce Mitchell, president, Mel Vogel, vice-president, and Bonnie MacDonald, secretary. Librarians were Tisha Covello and Bill Whitley. One of the most popular groups on campus, the Temple Belles had another successful fun-packer year, making their debut at the Masonic Temple in Monrovia. Some of their other appear- ances were at the San Marino exchange assembly, Thanksgiving assembly, numerous churches, women's clubs, fashion shows, and many school activities. A newly-organized group at Temple City, the Men's Quartet have had a busy year. They appeared at Cloverly School and the Spring Music Festival, among other appearances. The beginning choir, a training ground forthe Concert Choir, with 29 voices, made its first appearance at the Easter assembly. They also appeared at the Spring Music Festival. Male Quartet: T. Christensen, M. Vogel, D. Broz, J. Hill. Concert Choir: Back row: B. Wells, J. Welch, B. Whitley, M. Vogel, R. Gaylord, G. Heaton, C. Barinoff, R. McMeen, J. Howell, J. Hill, J. Smith, J. Rakes. Fourth row: M. Leovich, T. Christensen, N. Elgar, M. Magie, C. Dixon, H. Irvine, S. Hoff, B. MacDonald, B. Polstin, S. Grainger, C. Hazelton, D. Howard, J. Robinson. Third row: S. Slemons, M. Seixas, C. Cordes, S. Serres, J. Mitchfell, C. De La Torre, A. Hallanger, C. Zernickow, J. Yinglin, V. Jimenez, S. Skillern, R. Grainger. Second row: K. Schneider, C. Crane, B. Jones, N. Briclken, B. McBride, S. Kelleher, B. Bigenwalt, J. Gorisek, K. Springer, L. Perrow, M. Leovich, B. Landell, C. Minsky. Front row: J. Wetzel, D. Mascari, G. Anltista, T. Covello, M. Lewis, L. Moffett, L. Farr, R. Mannina, J. Peroni, B. Barley, J. Peckham, Ji. Pirkle.

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'Around the W rla in Dance' Under the direction ot Miss Martha Hall, adviser, Marilyn Marten, president, and T5 student directors, the Dance Club presented Around the World in Dance, March Qi-22, at the Oak Avenue Gym. Through a series ot interpretative dances done by the 96 members of the club, Tom Barron, Sharon John- ston, and Bev Houck were truly taken around the world. The dancers started from New York Harbor and from there visited many countries of the world including France, Russia, and those ot Africa and the Orient. The dancers worked from the beginning of the school year, perfecting their dances, making their costumes, and generally getting their production ready for its initial presentation at the dress rehearsal March 20. The entire Dance Concert takes part in the finale! Sue Peterson, Joan Little, and Deanna Matheny take the audience to the Far East during Exotica. Two sailors travel around the world to the Orient via the Dance Concert Hula dancers sway to the rhythm of Little Brown Gal.