Torrance High School - Torch Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

Page 27 text:

lst semester Barbara Hall ...,..., TORRENSIC FORUM Officers President 2nd semester Kenneth Perkins ,.....Army Dowell john McDonald ,,,.,,,,,,,,, ....... V ice-President ....,,.. .,., Georgina Tiffany ,,,,,,,,, ....... S ecretary ......... ..,.,.. M argie Williams Hurry York ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .........., T reasurer .......,.... ,,,.,,.....-.. H arry York Eugene Hatter ,,A,,,,,, ,.,,,...,,..,... R eporter ,.,,,...........,, ,......,,..,,,. I ack Thomas Kenneth Perkins ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,..............,.,. ........ , ......., S e rgeant-at-Arms .,.,........... ,...............Y.,.,,,...........,..,...,.,,. I . B. Wallace Bob Tolson ,,iiA,,,,,,,i,,,,ii,,,ii,,,,,.,.,,,............. ,..... .,.......,. S o cial Chairman ........,.. L ..... ,.,,........... ,..,..,,,.,..,...., B e rnard Friedman Visit to the Los Angeles Times Building. Dinner at Clitton's. Visit to the Griffith Park Planetarium. Debate- Adoption of Socialized Medicine. Panel-United States Navy. Swing vs. Classical Music, Visit to Arden Ice Cream Company--C.B.S. Studio. Club party. Adoption oi club pin. Visit to Los Angeles courts, jails. Council. CLEAN-UP CLUB Events Sponsor-Mrs. Young President-Charles Grubb Vice-President-Iames Snyder Secretary-lohnny Rogers Sergeant-at-Arms-Paul Smith A dancing party was held at Mrs. Young's house this semester. The party was started off by some good games, and then refreshments were served. They danced afterwards, and had an enjoyable evening. All the members are cooperating in making this club a success, Gerald Grubb, Walter Edmunds, Bill Parton, lack Hornell, Percy Thompson, Rolly Andrews, Dean Barkdull, Roger Hornback, Doyle Hornback, Kenneth Vaughn, Leslie Hedrick, Bill Darling, Bob Berry, Harry Slover, Ioe Basile. CAFETERIA CLUB Star Members: Ray Veelik, Bob Hatter, Bill Kelley. Other Members: Charles Rippy, Harold Shell, Bill Ingram, Bud Thomas, Sam Iohnston, Iames Woodburn, Fred Wilkes. Student Assistants: Ermanell Smith, Mary Turner, Marie Turner. Each girl is assigned several boys tohelp her carry on the regular cafeteria work, lst Row: Hook, Marek, Young, Monson, Paxman, Kerber, Smith, Hippick, Pearson. 2nd Row: Packharn, Frizzell, Lin- coln, Moine, W. Campbell, Turner, Patterson, Baxter, Prowten, Miletich. 3rd How: Locke, Crunk, Prime, Breiner, Whiting, McAllister, Grigsby, Peer, Wallace, Warclrop. THE CAMERA CLUB President-Harold Kerber Vice-President-Richard Paxman Secretary-Howard Locke Reporter-Fred Lincoln Sponsor-Mr. Grigsby V Several meetings were spent in taking pictures around the campus, e' some of which were turned in to the Annual Staff. Snapshot contests were held both semesters. V ,. CAFE CLUB Rippy, Woodburn, Thomas, lohnston, Hatler, Wilkes, Shell, Kelley. Hatter, B. Ingram, RIFLE CLUB President-David Figuredo Vice-President-Bert Lamb Secretary-Treasurer-Harry Lewis Sergeant-at-Arms-I. B. Wallace Sponsor-Mr. Burchett THE TRAVEL CLUB May 19-Picnic at Exposition Park, Visit to Museum and state building. Officers lst semester Znd semester President-Harold Voiren ......,. Clair Iohnson Vice-Pres.-Wilson Woodburnwl. lackson Secretary--Marian Thompson .... Doris Webb Reporter-Victor Cowan ........ Victor Cowan Serg.-at-Arms-Fred Hicks. ......... Fred Hicks Sponsor-Miss Eva Iones 211 FORUM OFFICERS TRAVEL CLUB York, Williams, Findley, Dowell lohnson, Hicks, Mrs.Iohnson,MissIor1es V .l Townsend, Webb, Webster 9

Page 26 text:

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

Page 28 text:

Alillll ll SlIH0lll RADIO CONSTRUCTION PHYSICS CLASS HOMEWARD BOUND SENIOR RECEPTION EASTER EGG HUNT BIOLOGY CLASS IAPANESE DANCERS NOON HOUR JAPANESE AUD CALL PARENTS AND TEACHERS IZZI