Torrance High School - Torch Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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Russell King wills'his way with women to Alfred Jaunsem. Rose Paige leaves her excess beaux? tO Margaret McDonald. Marjorie Ott wills her musical talent to Bob Bartlett. Mildred Pannier leaves her tipfoff as jumping center to Paul Sleppy. Alva Richhart wills his dancing ability to Stanley Creighton. jack Tidland leaves his lovely curly hair to Joe Taven. Ladeene Banks leaves some of those hot dance steps to Clara Bennett. - Here unto this document, we, the Class of '28, do affix our name and seal, this first day Of June in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and twentyfeight. fi qsigneapi CLASS OF '28, COMMENCEMENT WEEK Sunday, june 24 . . . BACCALAUREATE Monday, lane 25 ALUMVNI DAY. VISIT SCHOOLHPROGRAM ALUMNI BANQUET AND DANCE Tuesday, june 26 CLASS DAY EXBRCISES. SENIOR LUNCHEON Thursday, func 28 . . COMMBNCBMENT EXBRCISES COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Thursday, June 28, 1928 ,ew Recessional . ...... . SENIOR CLASS Baritone Solo . EDWARD PRICE Invocation We Take to the Sky LOUIS CRAMER Piano Solo .... MAR JORIE OTT When the Fleet Goes By . MAXINE BROWN Senior Girl's .Quartette T he SUITS Oar Camp .... . HARWOOD CLARK Gypsy Love Song, VICTOR HERBERT COMBINED GLEE CLUBS KKOUCT the Waves .......... RORAS Presentation of EPHEBIAN RING . Awarding Life Membership in SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Presentation of Diplomas by a MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION High School Song ........ LOYALTY SECTION Twentyfthree

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SENIOR CLASS WILL '28 WE the Class of '28, hopefully believing that we are not long to be in this school, do hereby summon our wits, and with a feeling of pleasure mixed with sadness, leave our most favored possessions in the hands of individual members of the Student Body. In the names of Miss E. Jones and Miss Kunkel we do swear ,not too pro' fanelyj this to be our last will and testament. We hereby will to the Juniors our Senior classfroom, bench and reserved table in the cafeteria. To the Sophomores, we leave our extensive knowledge of parliamentary law. We leave the Freshmen-well, we leave them. To the various members of the faculty we leave our books with answers written in! Maxine Brown wills her sunny personality to the students of shorthand to help them bear up under the weight. Ben Townsend leaves his soprano voice to Irene Burmeister. Marion Vieths leaves the student store books to the next manager. Hazel Clark bequeaths the middy records to the waste basket, fit will surely overf Howl. Wiiinifred Nickerson wills her shorthand notebook to Dorothy Wacker. Walter Carpenter leaves his brother, Paul, to Thelma Price. Francis Haynes wills the book of A. S. B. minutes to the library as a sample of ancient hieroglyphics. Kieth Tinsley leaves his manly stride to Stanley Tooley. Harry Mintun bequeaths his football suit to brother Al. 'fWe hope it fits!j - Marie Boyd wills her long curls to Dolores Ferguson. Willard Lusk bequeaths his speed to Carl jones. Harwood Clark wills his dignity to Elwin Jarrett. Lois Zuver leaves her acting ability to Glenn Tolson. ' Gilbert Mumy bequeaths his 'lmanly ways to Earl Tavan. Marjorie Huber leaves the T. N. T. advertisements to the journalism department. Marie Evans leaves Frances Buchman brokenfhearted. De De Barnard leaves her uniform excuses to Leta West. -g Vivian Beckwith leaves the problem of designing a G.A.A. letter to the next year's society. Nellie Middleton bequeaths her vampish airs to Mary Smith. Henry Walker wills his tin lizzien to the machine shop. Margaret Tiffany leaves the memory of her serve to haunt all those who ever played her in tennis. Mildred Raymond leaves the U. S. S. Mississippi to Louise Hansen. joan Neelands leaves her vanity in her pocket during one period a day ! ! ! Louis Cramer wills the parlor davenport to his closest rival, Allan Renn. Robinette See bequeaths the Senior play props to anyone who can sort them out. Tatsuo Inouye wills his studious habits to George Kyle. Richard Danton leaves his excuses to Sam Bone. Doris Spoon wills her many artistic attempts to the art department. Vera Davies leaves her English accent to Mrs. Boynton. Olive McKenzie generously leaves her job of filing demerit slips to the office force. Bob Bordeaux wills his advice to anyone who will take it seriously. Twenty-two

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