Torrance High School - Torch Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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WINTER '37 SENIORS GENEVFL QNDREWS FLORENCE BUCHMHN CHTHERINE Cf-ISBHKER Commercial Club 3-4 Class Treasurer 1 Stamp Club 3 Girls League l-2-3-4 LOIS EVERETT G.H.H. 2 Commercial Club l-2-3-4 Class Secretary- Treasurer 3 President Scholarship 3-4 World Friendship 3-4 Tor-rensic Forum 3-4 G.H.H. 2-3-4 Class Officer 2-3 HHZEL FOSTER Commercial Club l-2-3-4 Vice-President Commercial Club 4 President Com- mercial Club 3 Scholarship 4 G.Fl.H. 3 Class Secretary 3 Class Treasurer 3 WHYNE HILTON President Radio Club 3-4 Rmateur Radio WSLEF Rifle Club 3 Boys' League 3 IOE McNElL Basketball 2-3 Class Vice- President 2-3 Latin Club 2 Plnnual Stall 3 T A l I SHIRLEY IOHNSON G.Q.H. 3-4 Hssociate Editor of Flame 4 Girls' League 4 BLOSSOM ROCQUE Variety Club 1 DOROTHY LE!-IKE FORREST McHENRY World Friendship 3-4 Scholarship 2-3 Variety Club 3-4 CHHRLES SMITH Football 2-3-4 Baseball 3-4 Football 3-4 World Friendship 4 Key Club 4 Varsity Club 3-4 MQRY IHNE SMITH Madrigals 2-3-4 Class President 3 Key Club 3-4 World Friendship 3 4 Class Secretary 2 Track 2 G.Fl.Fl. l-2 Class Treasurer 2 Varsity Club 2-3-4 Class President 3 Store Manager 4 Variety Club 3-4 RUTH SPECHT CHRLISLE WRIGHT Commercial Club 3-4 Baseball 2 Class President 3 Football 2-3 Class President l Secretary Stamp Club 2

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SUMMER '36 SENIORS ial N Modes and Madrigals l-2-3-4 Variety Club 2-3-4 1 Manners 2-3 President Latin Club 3 Lommercial Club . Girls' League 1-2-3-4 Scholarship 4 2-3-4 Iapanese Club 4 Tor-rensic Forum 4 Student Store 4 World Friendship 3-4 RLFRED SPEED RHYMOND STEIDEL LUCILLE STROH Varsity? Club 3-4 Track 3-4 President Girls' Track -3-4 Basketball l-Z-3-4 Leaigue 4 World Friendship 3-4 Student'Council 4 Presi ent Commerc Student Council 3-4 World Friendship 2-3-4 Club 3-4 Student Board of Tartar Knights 4 Scholarship 1-'Z-4 Control 4 Student Council 4 l Life Member 1 Scholarship OTHER SENIORS CHESTER BERG 'ROBERT CLHYTON HELEN NEHL BILLIE PHILLIPS TOM VICK Entered as Senior Tennis Club 4 Commercial Club l-2 Basketball 4 Student News 4 from Redondo ' Girls' League 1-2-3-4 Varsity Club G.Fl.H. 2 ' ' Flame Staff 1 IUNE TURNER ROBERT TURNER MHRION UNE G.H.H. 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 President Iapanese Madrigals 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3 Club 4 World Friendship 3-4 Class Vice- President 2-3 Football 2-3 F,F.H. 2-3-4 BERYLE WHRRINGTON HOWHRD WEBER Latin Club 1-2 Qrchery Club 2-3 Library Club 3 DHVID WILLIRMS Student Body Hclver- tising Manaier 4 World Friends ip 4 Varsity Club 3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Basketball 3-4 Basketball 1-3 Track 3-4 Boys' League 4 Hnnual Stall 3 Manager 4 DOUGLQS YORK Modes and Manners 2-3 Girls' League 2 World Friendship 3-4 BOB WHITELY Dramatics Class 3-4 SYLVI!-'l ZHMPERINI Hmateur Radio WSLSI Commercial Club 3-4 Latin Club 1-2 T.N.T. Staff 4 World Friendship 3-4 Club Editor of Tor-rensic Forum 3-4 Flame 3-4 Madrigals 2-3-4 1 1 up i J 1 S

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SENIOR CLHSS WILL We, the clases of S'36 and W'37, the pride and joy of Torrance High School, having a supercolossal quantity of gray-matter, hereby with mournful sighs, prolonged wails, and copious tears bequeath to the less fortunate under-graduates the following: The class of W'37 as a whole bequeaths its cooperative spirit to future classes ,in the hope that they will accomplish things with as little argument as it has. Miss Burnham leaves, or rather stays, to raise another family. Mrs. Hllan leaves her senior study-hall with a sigh of relief. Mrs. Morse leaves for Oakland and a summer of ease. Lena Hndrews leaves her gay laugh to ferry Bradford. Pat Baker leaves to go surfboard riding. ' Ruth Barnard leaves to look for Iohnny. Clarence Bay leaves his Tarzan-like physique to Roy Whalin. Chester Berg leaves his blondness to Qlice Taylor. Walter Bunje leaves his way with women to Louis Madore. lean Burger leaves her inferiority complex to Otto Koch. Eric Chaplin leaves his tooting ability to Donald Hitchcock. Ellsworth Clark leaves to become a future financier. Ruth Colburn leaves her boisterous ways to Eva Mize. Delaine Crook leaves his excess height to Hlbert Winkler. Bettie Dalton leaves Frank Lawver to carry on on the squeeze box. Marguerite Darling leaves her incessant chatter to Elizabeth Bucher. Elizabeth Davis leaves her fighting spirit to Vida Iones. Ray Davis leaves to become a great journalist. Wesley Dobrick leaves the printing press to any would-be printer. Catherine Doughty leaves her social art experience to lack Kent. Sara Elder leaves to receive that gold wedding ring. ' foe Gossiaux just plain leaves, although we thought for a while that he wouldn't make it. Mary Frances Greaves leaves to give the Redondo boys a break. Donald Green leaves his crimson complexion to Ruth Specht. Donald Haynes leaves his ideas on how to ditch successfully to Norma Seematter. Mildred Hitchcock leaves her originality to Mickey Wilkes. Georganna Humer leaves her athletic ability to Thelma Welch. l-'eggy lenkins leaves her tap-dancing ability to Henrietta Schipper. Philip Iensen bequeaths his personality to Plrlys Fossum. Margaret fohns leaves her sister to carry on. loan Klink leaves her natural blondness to all the peroxides. Laurella Lancaster leaves her ability to charm to Marion Lincoln. Marguerite Leake leaves her motto, Silence is golden, to Mr. Barrow. loe McNeil leaves his sophisticated ways to Florence Buchman. Eileen Miles leaves to double for Myrna Loy. Gertrude Mowry leaves her father to console the faculty. Qdeline Morisset leaves her four-bit words to Laura May Hyde, Ruth Nagayama leaves the annual class to try to get along without her. Helen Neal leaves her Garbo ways to Marcella Sharp. Mildred Neelands leaves to thumb her way to the cove, Harry Oswald leaves, glad to get out. lack Peterson leaves his curly locks to Benny Smith. l26l