Templeton High School - Eagle Yearbook (Templeton, CA)

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We an about to th to the rulnlon of the DI Seniors hemp, held on thus dm June I0 1964 at the fllll0llS estlte The Golden Hgur stashed mm m the fabulous recesses of Demth Xallex Old Golden Hdlr 4Lar0lJ alnaxs loxed the sun so she mnrrned 1 uealtln fellow bw the name of Rockefeller who could proude the most Shmmg pl Ice on f-lrth At the present time he IS touring., the moon ln order to nold this pleblln reunion it the S900 100 000 estate uhwh he gfne Karol for 1 nuldmg., present She hns hfc any here lounging, around her tuehe sxummmg pools und u ltchmg., her fimous white heed herefords prosper .md multiply VVell here we Ire Larol Xue looking., place you hue here .md ldell fdcllltleg tor cl class reumon Oh look xx hos gettmg out of has hmousme It 5 Jnm Shannon most famous star of Broadnax' He certfunls has prospered smce hls grulultnon from Templeton Hugh Nou all gurls swoon md cease breathing., when his handsome face appears before the footllghts Who IS that with the sndv burns and the punk cfulxll ac Well well xt s Bob Pnsentn Bob Elms Pnsentn has swept the nation xuth such songs as You Amt Nothm But an Alley Lat Dont Be Mean Jelly Bean and that exer famous Lner Lake Motel Great fellow Bob That gent wnth the godtee' He looks famllmr' Is nt I thought so Eddne Gates better known as Edvun Swmgfence the painter who has PIFIS reelmg with hls out standing., pdlntlngs The Museum of Arts an New York h is ulded 1 mmg to nts 1 normous bunldmg Just for hfmgmg Edwm s p.untmg,s alone That conserx atne fellow xuth the purple sunt and sellon tue has exerg one guessmg Ahhh he has been ldentlfled at last Grape Kmg Qlw an Scotty ns now the worlds largest producer of fme table wmes He owns factones all mer the nation Qhshshshsh this ns 1 secret they sag he has purple toes' Could nt be that he has resorted to trampm grapes h1mself I know you are all Acqu unted vuth and recognize Marganta Ballesteros the well known opera star, .md her manager the beautlful Mass Shlrleg Adams who handles all of Mass Ballesteros stage appearances and recording., contracts I m sure she and our fnend, Bob xull haxe 1 mee chat mer .1 gl ass of Is ln s u me Two people just blasted up the drnevsay nn .1 mllk truck Oh I know vsho they are Gene and Jerry Greer They supplx everybody ln the U S A vuth mllk to help muse healthy chxldren and beasts They hase gnen much to this natlon of ours much mllk that ls' Carols chauffeur Just arrned mth Dmm Baugh man and C arl Petersen Hem ens' Brmg .1 tow el quick' Carl just shoxed Danm mto the flsh pond when has back was turned A couple of real Jokers' Carl and Dan hue .in unusual partnershnp Carl races his pomes w1th D mn s qu xrter horses I wonder what Curl does to make hns ponies vun half the tame Both boys are filthy rlch from xunnmg money from exch other Here comes the hired men non vuth A large parcel which contains D1 ma Remert She sand she couldnt make nt so ne had her kldnapped She IS serg busy non bemg w'lf'6 President of the Lmted States and flghtmg off all those prmces who vsant to marry her and no wonder' She certamh I9 a dazzhng person to mst sour eyes on In the Whlte House she IS known is Remert the Orlgmal The lady of the land has finally come Tex 0 Dell vnfe of Preeldent Tom She has so endeared herself to ewergbods that they all hasten to carry out her ewery command Yes Tex IS a great ladx and such a busy one' I hope we can keep her and Dnani from dnscuss mg the worlds polntn-.nl .iffalrs or swell neser get to talk to them Another httle Jd.f,,U xr has pulled m Dennis Venturml Howard NIcF.1rl.1nd and Dmnl Bry ant are the three ue see cldmbermg out thus tnme They hase a nut corporation on A three wax basis of course They own -to 000 acres of land on which they vultnate thenr almonds Dennis gn vs orders to all the httle branches Howard shoots squirrels and Duld takes care of busl ness abroad such as bumping off all the big nut growers Qome business' Nlarhne Dyck ns strollmg up the marble walk strum mmg her ukulele She manages her own all female 16 orchestra now and IQ prondmg, all of us with the sweetest musrc the other sule of heaxen simply out of this world Mike Vvlllholt I9 his own boss or nasn t he always He m muf nm tures the wen hottest plvk ups 9p0nS0rlng specnal plck up drags nhlch are nlmost as popular as the Crash bar Races he recently started Mike came here tonight ln one of hrs creatlons called Gordon Flash He wouldnt exen look at a llmouslne The fool' Sharron Wavhs ssungs by the pool xuth .1 deuhsh httle grm on her face She as .1 famous comedmn mak mg money hmd mer fnst Nllke tells me she droxe one of hrs plck ups nn .1 race the other day and won by half a length PllbllCltN, sou know Sharron also has been generous enough to buxld a fancy home Qxmon, the red woods secluded from exergoney for rvtnred or retarded teachers She :huns dnd hfne a we lknesi for the poor things Henry Areb :lo dldn t do much after hrs grxduatxon He just berame A plfun ole mlllnon ure He tells no one hon or where he got nt Do you suppose he has some shady deals xuth the Greers mnlk outfnt or Ven turmn Brs mt and NIcF1rIand Company or could lt be Scotts grape organllatnonq Might exen be Carl md Danngs hne Well he cmt keep nt .1 secret forexer Eduard Knght drose hum nn so they must be m cfnhoots-but no I heard that Eduard IS an F B I agent trymg to fmd out the secret source of Henry s money Nou It turns out that Ed IS actually the F B I Presrdent dressed .as a plam clothes man I hfne just been handed A bulletm Dermot Buggy who ns better known as Crazy Legs just non the worlds champxonshnp trophy for Jxtter buggmg There fore he xull be a httle late to this reumon because he has to fly un from New York and It will take a few mmutes Waiting, for hrs arrnal we the Seniors of gathered on thus marble patio all feel quite fortunate to haxe come so far since our graduation from dear old Templeton Hxgh where ue spent four years of learning creatrng hu oc and has mg fun As the mam gateway to The Colden Haxr IS locked and all the class IS safely msule we look to the desert sky and see 1 large yellow moon shmmg doun on us the black :round nt sprrnkled with stars resemblmg dramonds XVe reahze how fortunate ue really are not ln just being successful but ln bemg Amerrcans hung m a free world where we can choose our nay of lnfe As the orchestra strrkes up the musrc we all uhnrl away lost nn the memories of our semor year ln i f f f . 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It was Tuesday mormng September 8 1953 when we, the class of 57 began our high school days It was a brxght sunshmy day wrth the air fllled with excltement as the bell rang for us to go mto Student Body Assembly Mr Bullard wnshed each of us the best of luck and lntroduced the new teachers Mrs Campbell, commg to us from San Luls Oblspo, was our class advnser Followmg the assembly, we went into our home rooms whlch had been assigned to us by Mr Bullard Janet Long, Presndent Shirley Pryor Vlce President Dxana Remert Secretary Tex Cook, Treasurer, Stanley I-Ioadley, Sergeant at Arms and the two Student Councnl Representa tives Lena Weber and Mnke Wrllholt, were all offn cially ln office and led us ln our first class meetmg of the year Inrtlatlon was held a few weeks later The boys wore women's dresses, shoes, and egg whntes nn thenr hanr The glrls were dressed m mght gowns covered wlth burlap sackmg and ln men's shoes Thenr halr was done up m flfty beautlful rags and they wore no make up The Sophomores gave us a reception to end the long days torture A dmner followed wlth a dance afterwards The next soclal event was the Freshman Sock Student Body had a BLAST attendmg, too Dunng the school year Glenda McDonald and Bob Plsentl were added to our class After a three month vacation we came back as Sophomores Somethmg seemed wrong we were without some of our classmates' Louxs Lmdermyer Shirley Pryor, Betty Blanchard Ruthle Box Glenda McDonald, and Jnm Smxthen had all moved from Templeton As Sophomores our flrst and only class obligation was to gnve the Freshmen a reception At a class meeting with our new offlcers presldmg, 1M1ke Wlll holt, Presldent, Diana Remert, Vice President Lena Weber, Secretary Tex Cook Treasurer Gene Greer, Sergeant at Arms and Marlme Dyck and Ivan Scott as Student Councnl Representatnvesj we decided to give a dance on September 25 ln the audltorlum This was the first dance of the year and we had a terrxfnc turn out We cleaned the mess up the followmg Monday mornmg with a little persuasxon' The remainder of the term we sat back and en Joyed hfe by going to all games dances parties ln addltnon to studying When we came back to dear ol TUHS we were Juniors and Upperclassmen at last' Mrs Campbell was stnll our class advlser, but we had a new official staff Gene Greer was Presndent Jnm Shannon, Vice Presrdent Marlme Dyck Secretary Mnke Wnllhont, Treasurer Denms Venturlnr Sergeant at Arms Tex Cook and Eddne Gates Student Council Repre sentatn es The bug problem of raismg enough money for the Junior Semor Prom was at hand Through candy, cookie cake and magazine sales we rarsed enough money to have one of the best Junior Semor Proms ewer gnen ln the hlstory of TUHS It was held May 19 m the American Legion Hall wxth Bully Watson s orchestra proudmg the muslc The scene represented a mght club called the Blue Lagoon The soft blue hght gave a romantlc atmosphere to the hall It was too bad that Jerry Thorndyke Jam Bahr Lucy Cemceros Tommy Larsen Janet Long Tom 0Dell, Gordon Cheves, and Lena Weber were not there to enjoy It wnth us, but none of them came back to our school m the fall Each one had drifted away from Templeton at the end of his Sophomore year The year ended with the ever enjoyable Stu dent Body plcmc at Aula Beach and with the skat mg party later ln the evenlng at Pismo After a well earned summer vacatlon we came back for the fourth and fmal year at TLI-IS Thns year we had a new class advxser Mrs Armstrong came to us from San Luls Obispo to replace Mrs Campbell The class officers were Presndent Eddxe Gates Vlce President, Jrm Shannon Secretary, Diana Remert Treasurer Carol Klmtworth Ser geant at Arms Dan Baughman and our Student Councll Representatives, Mlke Willholt and Denms In order to go on the annual Semor snow trip and to partlclpate ln dutch day we felt we had to ralse some money In November we had another suc cessful magazme drlve to raise enough money to meet the necessary expenses of the year On December 19 we gave the annual Chrlstmas Formal the theme was Blue Fantasy Even though most of the Jumor Class members were barred from the dance, we had a ' BALL anyway The Semor snow trlp to Yosemite was a memor able occasxon March 1 to March 3 June 2 was the date of our Baccalaureate Servlces followed by graduation on June 6 Yes, there we fin our caps and gownsh were before everyone to recenve our dnplomas We sang the class song and then started up the alsle Whlle walkmg up that long alsle all sorts of thoughts went through our mmds some of us sxlently thanked our teachers and friends for being so kind and understandmg Some remnmsced through the years, and stall others dnd not have tnme to thmk we had made lt and that was all that mattered Yes that night ended our school days at TUHS and we wnll always remember them as happy Joy ous and excxtmg days, as well as educatnonal So wxth this message, the Senior Class members would luke to thank our teachers, prmclpal fnends parents and all the other people, who have helped us through the years to achlewe that fxrst but all unportant goal graduation from hugh school 0 0 ' ' 1 1 1 I ' I V 1 , . . , . 7 ' I l 1 ' l ' . . , Iv. . . - - - . . - u 11 as . 11 1 ' ' ' n I . . 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OFFICERS Presldent June Scott W lce Presndent John Anderson Secretary Eleanor Smlth S C Representatn es Chester Carter .4 md Frances Pesentx N x pi. x John Anderson Robert Tullock 5 Adele Stockdale Ellen Thomas a 6 '2 Q fluff ...ni Kenneth Barba C hester Carter Whke Smnth Rachael Sosa 'pls el --wr N orma Carter K Margaret Daw IS y June Scott Eleanor Smlth fg'!3Q M Pattle Don ns ' - 'Veal Es erett How ard Nlartm Frances Pesentn E vw- 1 Sue Fortune Thelma Greer f .au 'S 3 Betteg Hamlm Charles Hollouaw lx an Jones Allce Larsen Shu-ley Lauhorn Nancy Nlarquart , . va 7. ' v- nnauisuu ' A , A --An A -5 y rl A f ' W2 Q 'J ' 4 ,ff T . 'dr , v , 5 WM ,. , -- M? I V W K i ' , ' .ff .A K Av A 5. A , + 1 g 1 ll xl , ,, if ,l, N V 1' . ' ' vu - X ' g 8 Q , an S 3 ' A A S' ' f I 1 l Y ' - K Q Q V. ' 'A k , , 1 Q . ' - ' - g S '- ' fe In ' - S ' 1 if-1 . .f. . A. U ' ' - 1 . - ., fi c ' - X , ' K, 1. .. , . . I7