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

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Homecoming Royalty attend a 5th quarter dance. Fifth Quarter Dances Swing Fifth Quarter Dances are held after most home football and basketball Students practice new Steps' games. They are sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association, which hires a live band for each dance. The bands are usually composed ot local talent, l and many of their members are alumni of Temple City High School. Students get ready to start a dance. I ,,K 153 LJ