Torrance High School - Torch Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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9 AI HDMI Allll Allllllllll IUNIOR RED CROSS - Events February-Trip to headquarters in Los Angeles. April-Club Party. May 13-S.C.l.R.C. Convention in Pasadena. Iune-Red Cross Aud Call for Associated Students. Candy Sale. Officers President A ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,A.,,, ,....,....,,A,,,, V i vian Wertalla Vice-President ,,,,, ,...,..,.,...,.A.. ,....,.......... E l izclbeth Anthony Secretary ,,,,,,.,,,, ......,.,,.,..,..., P hyllis leanne Schultz Treasurer ,.,,.,. .,,,....,.,,,...,..A.....,.,.. N orinne Schroeder Reporters .... . ..,.,..... Iune Nuckles, Hazel Fessenden Sponsor .,,, .. ,.,7,,,,,,, ,AA,...,......,,,... ,..,.,,A..............,,.,.,......,,......... M i ss Locke ALLIED YOUTH Special Events Awarding of Charter: Potluck dinner at Mr. Officers President-Kenneth Perkins Vice-President-Phyllis Schultz Secretary-Ioan Ramskill Treasurer-Norinne Schroeder Adviser-Mr. Mowry LATIN CLUB Activity March 29-Latin Club Banquet Officers President-lenoyne Barkdull Vice-President-Harry Cwengel Secretary-Wesla Toler Treasurer-Betty Iune Pierson Reporter-Ormsby Miller Sponsor-Mrs. Morse MoWry's home. JUNIOR RED CROSS Anthony, Wertella ALLIED YOUTH Perkins, Schultze, Ramskill LATIN CLUB Lecrke, Barkdull, McAnalIy, Toler, Pierson Guttenfelter, Miller, Rusk 1

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OFFICERS VARSITY CLUB lst Semester Officers 2nd Semester Gerald Grubb ,,,,...A,.... ,..,..,,,,,,,,..ee P resident ...,.....,.. ..,. Dean Barkdull Marvin Goettsch ,,,,.. ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,. V ice-President ........,... ., ..,. Harold Trezise Kenneth Perkins ,........ ,,...,... S ecretary and Treasurer ,....., ,,.,,.. R obert Figueredo Bill McGinnis .,,,,,,,, , ,,..,, Sergeant-at-Arms ,,.. r..r.,,.,,,,,rr ,,,,...,rrr,.r B i ll McGinnis Army Dowell ,,,,.r..,rr.,....,..............r.........,..,..,.., Reporter .,,..,,....,,rr..,r. ,,.,,,,...,,,,..,,,,rrr,,, M arvin Goettsch Sponsor r,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,rr,,,,,,rrrr,. ..r,.,,,,,,,,,r..,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,.rr,r...... ........,.r,,. M r P, Zamperini, Mr. Barr As one might judge from its name, this group is composed ol sports-minded boys who have earned a varsity letter in some major sport, Their main service to the school is to create a high standard of sportsmanship. At the present time, the school to which the Marine League sportsmanship trophy will be awarded is unknown. It it should come to Torrance High, part of the credit would go to the Varsity Club. The activity schedule of the club this year consisted of the reorganization of the club, the drawing up of the first constitution it has ever had, the noon dances which were very successful, and last but not least, the unique initiation ceremony. VARSITY llllllt I l 1 Barkdull, Figueredo 8

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Miss laneves M. ,B b , , McNees, Vincent, Hogberg, Bortnem longs Gr mossq uhe can E Iones COMMERCIAL CLUB Officers President-Anabel McNees Reporter-Geneva Ellis Vice-President-Thelma Hogberg Sergeant-at-Arms-Alfred Mason Secretary and Treasurer-Frances Bortnem Sponsors-Miss M. lones, Miss laneves Dec. 6, 1938-Trip to Coor's Pottery Factory and the Chinchilla Farm, both ot Inglewood. Pot-luck dinner at Miss Iones' home in Palos Verdes. Dec. 16, l938-Club entertained by Miss Erickson from I. C. Penney's store, who spoke on Salesrnanship. Ian. 13, l939-Aud call for the student body at which the subject ol Counterfeit Money was covered by a U.S. Secret Service Agent. Winner of the annual typing contest was presented with the silver cup with her name engraved on it. Thelma Hogberg has won this honor for two years in succession. March l0, 1939-Mr. Ludlow, the personnel manager from the National Supply Company, spoke on Per- sonal lnterviews and Application Blanks. April 14, 1939-Mr. Powers, the Deputy Marshal ot Los Angeles, spoke on Gregg Shorthand. May 2, 1939-Commercial Club banquet in the High School Cafeteria. Four guest speakers were presentg the theme was May Day . Gavels were presented to the three past presidents and awards were given out. Iune 9, l939-Tea for the graduating members by the newer members of the Club. Commercial Club pins purchased. The club undertook the work of preparing a yearbook. commtnm 1 ctun l2Ul