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

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fegiigrifl 6215 . I f X fcfg 2' X ,zz ff? ZQVC7' 1 ffl ,,,,' f Q fix my J f,ffff.ffl ,- 2, Change: just as the new Rand Media Center exemplifies change in this school, so does this eighteenth volume of the TEMPLAR. This has been a year of different concepts and events: this has been the first year of flexible scheduling, and the year of the facelifting the campus received via redevelopment and relandscaping. It was also the year that our Ram football squad won an unprecendented second consecutive AA Southern Section championship in CIF. The TEMPLAR itself experienced what was somewhat of a change. This progressive step was accomplished by having a male as editor-in-chief, breaking a tradition that dated at least seven, if not more, years. Yet along with all the changes, tradition still existed, and meshed with the changes to provide a basis for many memories. One thing that didn't change was the nervousness that surrounded the deadlines. With this in mind, I wish to express my deepest thanks to every member of my staff for helping me see the yearbook through. I especially thank Gwen, Patti, and Andy for working extra hard on difficult sections, and Roberta, for her patience with advertising problems. Thanks to Kathy, Jody, Dan, and Tom at Glenbrier Studios for their consistent reliability and patience with me. Thanks also to Mr. Wilson, for his helpful words of advice during hard times. With mixed emotions I deliver the responsibilities of editor-in- chief to next year's luck individual. It was a year of trials for me, and yet a year I would go through again, knowing better what to do. May the memories of past years and present progress enrich the departing seniors, and may this year's changes serve as a precedent for many classes to come at Temple City High. Gary Pate Editor-in-Chief X f-5 x I iw- 'Y