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

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ff X x Mr. Wilson, Yearbook Advisor, was photographed unknowingly while explaining the use of the lightboard to Joy Burkholder. W W, . fy-V ,Y v.,,5: :R,ETr..,.T,l3,. . K K - Mr. Wilson To a dream and to a man this book is dedicated. The dream is preparation for the future through education, the man is Mr. Maynard Wilson. This dream concerns everyone. lt's time for a change and each student will soon be passing from school life, in which he had many of his problems solved for him, into a mature business world where he will have to make his own decisions. Education will open doors for him be- yond his wildest imaginations. A man who has done much to further the cause of preparation through higher learning at Temple City High School is Mr. Maynard l'Buck Wilson. During his years as an English and iournalism teacher, and as advisor of the yearbook and Rampage staffs he has worked to insure his students fulfillment of this dream. He is also concerned with in- creasing student interest in athletics. This concern he shows by coaching the tennis squad and the Cee-football team. To a dream, to a man, to a successful democracy through people prepared for their places in life we dedicate the Tem- plar of 1966. The T966 TEMPLAR staff 4 'lBuck Wilson, Cee Football Coach, poses for the staff pho- tographer.