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

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Stepping Cut 6' D On September 20 The Sharps played for the annual back-to-school dance. As is traditional, the Student Cabinet Q sponsored this dance, which was called Welcome Aboard. ' The combined efforts of the Y-Teen clubs produced the Masquerade Ball on October 26. Temple's own dance band, the Tempos, provided music for the gaily-costumed ...ll figures. Q Scheduled for April 12 was the Rio Hondo League Dance. f I f W As host school for the league, TCHS had charge of this event. XMI' mf I X 'li' ff ,f in :yy W The Continentals played smooth music for dancing at the Christmas Informal cotton was the dress for the Hay Down-Hoe Down, held on Dance, December T7. November T6- At the Hay Down-Hoe Down, sponsored by the Pep Com- mission, decorations included imitation barn animals . of every kind and description. Featured decoration at the Christmas Dance, Winter Dreams, was a large white Christmas tree. Each couple brought a gift for a needy veteran family to be placed

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-Os' 4-9E.,i'A'. W 4.,A,L,,., I Stage Dwellers: Buck row: J. Gorisek, C. Zernickow, Y. Banker, J. Allen, B. Borger, K. Primm, L. Hughes, B. Adams, W. Cunningham L Mentze J. Hutcheson. Third row: D. Aguilera, B. Whitley, B. Ballow, B. Taylor, A. Leonard, R. Morris, J. Church, B. Halverson, T. Roper T Baron V Tusa. Second row: S. Smith, E. Henderson, J. Beckner, S. L'Hommedieu, S. O'Toole, N. Moore, C. Ferraro, S. Skelley, S. Johnston L Overlm C. Mason. Front row: R. Stipp, J. Truppelli, B. Nestie, K. Williams, S. Grainger, L. Conklin, J. Foley, C. Crane, B. MacDonald M E Derrick Robert Kirtley Drama Director T hespians Perform The Stage Dwellers, sponsored by Robert Kirtley, had a busy and successful year. In November the group presented Four at Eight. The four plays presented were Fumed Oak by Noel Coward, Sparkin' by E. P. Conkle, Marthe by Noel Armstrong, and A Case for Two Detectives, author un- known. ln December the group joined forces with the music department, under the direction of Roger Lockie, in the presentation of Amahl and the Night Visitors by Gian- Carlo Menotti. In February the Stage Dwellers presented The Barretts of Wimpole Street by Rudolph Beiser. The May production had not been selected at the time we went to press. The Stage Dwellers attended The Doctor in Spite of Himself by Moliere, which was presented by The Play- ers at East Los Angeles Junior College. ln December the group traveled to Mt. San Antonio College to attend their production of The Night of Jan- uary l6 by Ayn Rand. Trips to University of Southern California, Whittier College, Occidental College, and University of California at Los Angeles were planned also for the year. Officers of the Stage Dwellers were: President, Peggy Hammond, Vice- President, Marilee Magie, Secretary, Linda Overlin, and Treasurer, Carolyn Crane.

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King Kip Roberti and Queen Ella Henderson start the dancing, following their crowning at Cupid's Delight, February 15. Red hearts, with each couple's name, on a white background were the decorations for the Cupicl's Hideaway. ...ffm 159534 E b if A , I 'Y' wg! LIN W R ,, r f of r , , ffm- V eg E' tilt Sn. iw M S r Looking down through red, white, and pink crepe paper, which decorated the Oak Avenue Gym on February 15, you saw many couples dancing to the music of the Swing Kings. CupioI's Larry Bateman and Barbara .lime good place to talk things over. nez find Cupid's Hideaway CI S 'wg rw