Torrance High School - Torch Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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make dresses in regular practice and get new experi- ence in different types of garments. They are fortunate in having the work in this De- partment under the direction of excellent teachers, each an expert in her field. The Industrial Arts department consists of Woodshop, Printing, Drafting, Sheet Metal, Electricity, Machine Shop, and Automobile Repair. With the exception of Drafting, the Department has carried on this sem- ester under extreme difficulties. The earthquake darn- age to the shop building made it necessary to move temporarily into bungalows totally unsuited for the better type of shop instruction. Every boy who graduates from Torrance High must have at least a years work in Practical Arts. The Commercial Department offers specializing courses specializing in Secretarial work and Business practice. Some of the courses taught under these branches are Typing. Shorthand, Commercial Arithmetic, and General Business Elements. A new incentive for the commercial student is the opportunity offered under the Educational Emergency Project for practical ex- periences in business and factory offices. Aco-ordinator, Mr. Paul Cope, supervises this work and under his direction only that type of position is solicited that adds to the fund of practical experience. One period daily is spent by those fortunate enough to be placed, and School credit toward graduation is earned. The Commercial Department also provides practical typists to other departments of the School for any type of work coming within this field. The adminis- trative offices are thereby relieved of much work and the clerical staff duties lessened.

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