Torrance High School - Torch Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class maintains several offices of the Student Bodyg Dick Von Hagen, Vice-President and Secretary of the Boys' Leagueg Leonard Babcock, Yell Leader 5 Harry Phillips, President of the Boys' Leagueg Floyd Chandler, Manager of Student Body Store, and Commissioner of Oral and Art Activitiesg Eileen Woodburn, President of the Honor Societyg Ray Sleppy, Commissioner of Athleticsg Ruth Lingenfelter, Editor of the Annual, and Dorothy Darling, Secretary of the Girls' League. In athletics the Junior Class is equally well represented. There were only three boys from Torrance Hi eligible to enter the district track meet held at Bell in April, two of whom came from the Junior Class. They are: Russell Roberts, who competed in various events, and Ray Sleppy, who won a medal for pole vaulting. The Inter-Class Athletic pennant awarded to the class winning the championship in athletics for the entire year was won by the Class of 1927 last year. This pennant includes basketball, track and baseball. The Junior Class has already Won the basketball and track championships, and they have only to win second place in baseball to win the Inter-Class pen- nant for the second successive year. Seek Knowledge Crave Honor Have High Ideals Obey Rules Observe Decorum Live Right Support Teams Produce Pep Improve Morals Root Vigorously I mprove Yourself Trust Others Twenty four