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

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Spanish CIub's Officers: C. Hanson, treasurer, D. Anderson adviser, M. Roberts, president, G. Lee, sergeant at arms, J. Springer, vice-president, R. Gaylord, program chairman, S. Stockham, secretary. Spanish Club: Back row: D. Vannatta, D. Ashen, R. Rosenbohn, G. Lee, B. Browning, M. Southern, M. Medley, R. Gaylord, H. Kellogg, D. Feffer, G. Graham, B. Bernstein, B. Carlson, D. Anderson, S. Walker. Fourth row: J. Roberts, M. Roberts, L. Moffet, C. Hanson, K. Engebretson, J. Springer, P. Roberts, S. Stockham. Third row: N. White, J. Rogers, D. Horton, B. Meeker, J. DeCaro, G. Humphreys, D. Nelson, P. Weisz. Second row: R. Naet, L. Henry, H. Houck, L. Cook. Front row: J. Cunningham, L. Luther, N. Bricken, S. McCook, K. Reis, K. Webster, S. Hales, C. Crosby, Spanish Club To give the students more contact with the Spanish language and customs through various activities was the purpose of the Spanish Club. Members have been keeping their sponsor, Daryl Anderson, very busy with their activities, During the year they have heard speakers, seen Spanish movies, learned Spanish dances, and visited Spanish landmarks. One of the landmarks they visited was Olvera Street in Los Angeles. Within the next two years it is hoped that an excur- sion to Mexico might be arranged. lt is felt that such a trip would be very valuable, for it would not only give the group practice in using the language, but it would familiarize club members with the customs, traditions, Engineers' Club Under the sponsorship of Harold Onderdonk and Floyd Thaller the Engineers' Club was one ofjthe most active clubs on campus this year. The club was estab- lished for the purpose of furthering interest in science and engineering. Some of the interesting activities this year were a visit to the Bethlehem Steel Plant, and during Christmas vacation, a special excursion to Hoover Dam. Members toured also the C. F. Braun Company. An observatory which is to be placed on the roof of the science building has been a pet project of the club. Representing many varied interests, club members scheduled field trips and lectures to explore these more fully. and history of the Spanish people. Engineers' Club: Back row: H. Onderdonk, R. Rains, C. McCreery, D. Wood, J. Walker, R. Jones, E. Glossco, G. Evans, R. Burkholder, A. Markovits, F. Thaller. Front row: D. Mann, C. Birkemeier, R. Heath, J. Forslund, C. Rush, P. Katzmaier, G. Hill. Engineers' Club's Officers: H. Onderdonk, adviser, E. Glassco, secretary-treasurer, D. Mann, president, G. Hill, vice-president, F. Thaller, adviser. il ... A .le ,fy-5. ...- 1 . fs.. .-, -.--, 1 11.4 f .f-f . ' K in I K' ,. f ., , 'ire ,, - ., ..,.7',:1,2s.1.:!Z.w.wi . M ' -5-+1622-ii .1 ,?.wf1,f,i22D'1,1.,1., ,,.. V . ff2fRzzrfi1f5E1 -- .. -..f,.1iJ-, 1 'Q

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in S h Iarship nun.', 4 1 1 V X UID NIGHT l I ii I . 'f six t w ' YA ,mx 71 Jackie Gillette, president, and Bill Smith, adviser, confer with Dave Mann and Joan Beard, members of the activities committee, on plans for the CSF field trip. CSF: Back row: L. Luther, J. Funk, S. Cutler, S. Hales, C. Cederdahl, K. Engebretson, C. Cordes, C. Less. Middle row: R. Heineman, L. Sotele, J. Trummel, J. Rodgers, J. Marr, T. Anderson, S. Hawkins, B. Jimenez, S. Johnson, N. Cash, H. Hanson. Front row: J. Beard, J. Gillette, E. Henderson, V. Jimenez, J. Barrowman, J. Blakely, E. Martin, P. Beech, S. Solsbyp

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Keu Club The Key Club has been one of The mosT acTive organizaTions on campus This year. Among some of The acTiviTies oT Key Club members This year were The YouTh CenTer breakTasT, The Kiwanis luncheon, an indoor sporrs banqueT, and The Camellia FesTival, where They served wherever They were needed. Mem- bers have served Temple CiTy High School and Temple CiTy as a communiTy whenever called upon. These young men did noT have all work and no play, however, They had a loT of Tun. They had a pariy following a TooTball game, a dinner, and a weekend in The mounTains while The snow was sTill on The ground. The Key Club membership feels ThaT under Jerry Redman, presidenT, and Denny Allen, secreTary- Treasurer, They have had one of Their mosT consTruc- Tive years aT Temple CiTy. Key Club: Back row: E. Sisola, D. DiGiorgio, E. Hansen, M. Vogel, B. L. BaTeman, D. Allen, G. Ball, C. MoTfeT, F, BaTeman, H. Hanson, J. Fuller, D. Gallagher, P. Brown, B. Wells, R. Kidwell. N ll . H g,41.4 1, MXN 1 f I 'A Q 4' f! g' ., gf! Wm' T-7? ' o , Y V ' ' ' Qi? 'F . .. . 9 A If -T-. U Q . r ?ff.zf ': ,I Key Club's Officers: D. Allen, secreTary-Treasurer, J. Redman, presidenT, T Mallory, vice-presidenT. Taylor, T. ChrisTensen, D. CurTiss, E. ElIingTon, D. Dunn. Middle row: T. Mallory, Redman, J. McClellan. Front row: C. Barinoff, K. RoberTi, T. Teel, B. DieTrick, G.