Torrance High School - Torch Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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Kathryn See Burley, Idaho, '23, '24g Glee Club '25, 26g Operetta '25g Quien Sabe Club '25, '26, T. N. T. Staff '26, Torch Staff '26. She who has the gift of art and uses it to good purpose. Flossie Smith Slick, Okla., '23, '24, Scholarship Society '26g Quien Sabe Club '26g T. N. T. Staff '26g Assistant Manager of Student Body Store. A maiden scientific 'whose knowledge about everything is perfectly terrific. Kathlyn Wheaton Glee Culb '23g Operetta '24, '25g T. N. T. StaHF '24, '26g T. N. T. Editor '26g Junior Vodvil '26g Pickles '263 Schumann Society '26g Quien Sabe Club '263 Agatha's Aunt '263 Torch StaE '26. Is there a heart that 'music cannot melt? Dee Williamson-Senior B Lomita High School '23g Basketball '24, '25' ,265 Cafeteria Cashier '26g Quien Sabe Club '26 5 Agatha's Aunt.'26. Ahead of the tim.o.v. I Mary Wilson Come Out of the Kitchen '25g Juni- Ax' Vod- vil '25g Secretary of Student Bo'-V '26g I Pickles '26g T. N. T. Staff '26. Like the 'violet which alone prospers in some happy shade. Sixteen

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Harry Nebenzahl 'Manual Arts '23, '24g Charm 'School '26g Assistant Yell Leader '259 Boys' Stunt Night '25g Football '25g T. N. T. Staff '25, '26g Pickles '26, Gum may come and gwnz may go, but I chew on forever. Olga Powell Fairfax, Wash., '23, '24g Buckley, Wash., '25g Lomita, Calif., '25g Torrance '263 Torch Staff '26. Quiet, reserved, modest. Verna Payne-Senior B Glee Club '23, '24, '25, '26g Operetta '24. '25. Altho she left our midst, she always freturneclf' Ida Reeve Girls' League President 7265 Vice-Presi- dent of -Class '26 5 Basketball '263 Pickles '26, Torch Staff '26, She treats them all alillref' Harolc' Romine Pre: dent of Class '23, '24, '25g Basket- ball 23, '24, '25, '26, Baseball '23, '24, '26, Glee Club '23, '24, '25, '26g T. N. T. Staff '24g President of Student Body '26g Foot- ball '26, Pickles '26, Boys' Stunt Night '25. High and night-fy. Fifteen i

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Walter Zuver Glee Club '23, '24, '25, '26, Orchestra '23, '24, '25, Operetta '23, Basketball '25, '26, Baseball '25, '26, Football '25, '26g Presi- dent of Class '26, Picklestglig Boys' Stunt un . Night '26, Agatha's A 6 Oh! That baseball spirit. Andrew Fraser , fr. N. T. seas '26g Junior Vodvil '25, i Life's ri serious propositiong girls too. CLASS MOTTO: On top mul still climbi-ng. . ' - ' CLASS COLORS: Everett Richhart Senior B Blue and G01 d' Baseball '23, '24, '25, '26g Basketball '25 ' '26, Fooibaii '25g Giee Club '25, ' CLASS FLOWER: A lad with fb future. Yellow Rose Class Pl'Opl'l9Cy 'Twas a warm, lazy day in June, A. D. 1950, when two men, both in a hurry, collided in the middle of one of the busiest lots of the M. J. B. Super- lative Features Movie Corporation. After amused bystanders had helped the gentlemen to upright positions, they turned to glare at each other. But the glares died before they had fully materialized, and the two stood there, staring in mutual, if somewhat dazed, recognition. The first to speak was the elder of the two. Short and decidedly rotund of build, and dressed in the height of fashion, he was easily recognizable as Melville J arrett, film magnate, and world famous as the producer of the Melville Jarrett's Best Features. I say, old top, what was the result of the Beauty Contest you judged yesterday ? The man addressed was an unusual figure, an extraordinarily tall, well- proportioned and perfectly groomed appearance made him noticeable in any crowd. He was Harry Nebenzahl, manager of the renowned Nebenzahl Follies, acknowledged to be a matchless assemblage of pulchritudinous beauty. ' At his companion's words, a telling gleam came into Mr. Nebenzahl's eyes, and it was plain to see that Melville had hit upon the latter's favorite topic of conversation, beautiful ladies. Man she was a dream! A wow! A peach! Such eyes, such hair, such teeth!! Harry- exclaimed, with a youthful gusto astonishing in a man of his age, Seventeen