Extracurricular Activities
Temple City High features numerous clubs and organizations run by the associated student body. (Most clubs listed do not currently exist.) The various clubs include:
- Airsoft Club
- American Cancer Society
- Amnesty International
- Anime Club
- Bike Club
- Brighter Side Singers
- B.T.W. Club (Brightening the World)
- Chamber Music Club
- Chess Club
- Chinese Club
- Christian Club
- Computer Engineering Club
- Drum line Club
- EMC (Entertainment Media Club)
- Environmental Club
- E.Y.E.S. Club (Even You Enlighten Souls)
- French Club
- Future Business Leaders of America
- GATE Club (Gifted and Talented Education)
- Gay-Straight Alliance
- History Club
- Heart Club
- Hip Hop Club
- iApple Club
- Infinity Math Club
- Interact Club
- International Music Club
- JAV Appreciation Club
- Junior State of America
- JTASA - Junior Taiwanese American Student Association
- Kaleidoscope
- Key Club
- Kung Fu Club
- Lego Club
- Leo Club (Leadership, Experience, Opportunity)
- Medical Society
- Military History
- Model United Nations (MUN)
- National Honor Society
- No Cussing Club
- O' Ambassador Club
- P.A.C.T Club
- P.A.V.A
- P.E.A.C.E Club
- PHAT Club
- Photography Club
- Ping Pong Club
- Project Heart Club
- Psychology Club
- Quantum Physics Club
- Science Club
- Save Darfur
- Spanish Club
- S.T.E.P Club
- Strategy Games Club
- Rampage - Newspaper
- R.A.A.Z. - Raising and Achieving Zeal
- Red Cross Club
- Robotics Club (TCRC, which took 1st place at the 2006 Glendale Open, and semifinals at CSUN 2007)
- Rubik's Cube Club
- TCG Club (Trading Card Game)
- Templar Yearbook
- Winter Drum Line
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