Torrance High School - Torch Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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O THAT GROUP of young players who are about to make their final bow before the curtain goes down for the last time in the stimulating drama of their high school life, we offer our congratu- lations. ln the brief time we have known them, they have proven themselves actors of worth, sk'lled in interpreting the roles which have been given them. The principals have played their parts with sincerity and purpose, and, supported by every member of the cast, have succeeded in making a production which is noteworthy, of high standard, and prophetic of future success in that greater rlra- matic venture of adult life. ELIZABETH PARKS. Cjaefs-:X

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5 WHATEVER THE PART which may be yours to play upon the stage of life, play it, live it, give it the best you have. Throw yourself with boundless energy into your part in life's activities and you can not fail, success must be yours. HERBERT S. WOOD

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.1 Aft X Q, I HELEN COLLER Wellesley College Columbia University Home Economics ELEANOR BOICE Torrance High '25 Secretary EGBERT MERRILL New Mexico College of Agriculture Science, Agriculture P a g e T w e l v e M c acultv G. L. MOWRY GRACE H, GRANGER University of Michigan Oberlin College Science, Mathematics Mathematics FLORENCE BEHR MARGUERITE E. Smith College JONES Library, University of Vermont Commercial KATHERINE STELLA M. YOUNG MILLERD Stanford University Grinnell College Social Science Mathematics EVA JONES University of Vermont History, Civics Geography ADA M. P. CHASE Art Institute ofChicago Columbia University High School Art Stage Art GRACE MORSE University of California Berkeley Latin, English Part of WILLIAM THURMAN, Physical Education Year BAYARD BROOKS, Printing 5 s X