Torrance High School - Torch Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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'AF ,Q 4' i f' f-.. 4 ' .2211 ' ,' H- 1 I ,K it t L s ur? vi' 1 ,fm -5. 1- e ,M X we ,y r , h .+ 'V ' 3' f 1 1 ,fs . N s , 122' -5, f C f f 4- 'Z' A , ,, A . f, L if ' H- if if f as f J w f I V 'V .fig - 'l' 'E , A 1 -LH -1 Ig. QLLI mga ,,1L k , 1 A Q ,, - 14 if , . . ..l., j. , DEDICQTION Becotuse of herltcdent, her keen- ness in -analyzing others' diffi- culties, otnd her insistence upon cooperative effort, We dedicotte the 1936 edition of the TORCH to Miss Hdot Chose, Hrt Super- visor crt Torrance High School. 'Q POREWGRD The art of manipulating loosely jointed little figures by either strings, rods, or with fingers is a very ancient art. Puppets have been found in old Egyptian tombs, and for centuries they have delighted audiences composed of all ages. Today the puppet theatre is experiencing a renaissance in the United States which will be a matter of importance in the history of the theatre. When my own little wooden- headed actors made their first bow in New York some twenty years ago, they were very new. Today Puppets, or Marionettes, have made their appear- ance in almost every city. Publishers have printed some twenty-live different ,rl l ft , I' .L W 4 J books dealing with the art of the Marionette theatre. There is an annual magazine called Puppetry, which lists some l5O different Marionette corn- panies. There are Marionette summer schools, and this year there is a Mari- onette convention in Chicago. Puppets do many things the professional actor cannot do as well, and, therefore, they have and hold a very legitimate and honored place in the theatre. o1,.,alCU1 1 ' .L .. S, .f ga. 11 'M w 1531 S i '4f' . 'ff rf -f , ji f': Bi?-ff. - ' ' 'F' - w 'p.a ni?-fl' M., . In , 5 'Y 8 Tr..-.1 k ' :j:fFE E-Fig ' nf-v, ' fi . 1 wf Af R:--4.1 3 'T A K' Lk 1- ,Lg , I . , 1:5 T ' 'n aw fi v A-'S . , 29-xigql. e YQ? 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NT Page Page .....Pc1ge .....Pc1qe .....Pcrge .....Page 1- 7- 19 39 67- 85- f -5' IN MEM In paying tribute to friends now gone, We feel the inspiration of lives that live on. Though We shall miss these three, our friends, Beautiful mem'rv our sorrow attends. Of their many lovable traits, the best, The one that met each friendships test, VVas the bond of fellowship each of us knew, It bound them to us as comrades true. Sincere in themselves, to us they lent, Hmbition to achieve, which ever meant Success in scholastic enterprise, Development of the best which in us ues. Their desire to accomplish gave pur- pose to life: Hope flamed high without malice or strife. Their spirits like torches burn on through the years, Lighting our path and clispelling our fears. --TVVELFTH GRHDE LITERQTURE. MHX SMITH, W'36 Died February 22, 1936 41 O RIQM SEWELL EGBERT MERRILL Teacher of I-'tgriculture Died October 13, 1935 SYLVIH MHHS, S'4O Died March 22, 1936 . 4, , If .. mi' ,Q-,.,,,.........-..,-. .fy-....w..-1.w,,,-.., .,.-.M----:xx-v..Li,,., .! H, .1 , 2 H 17' ' .Q 32 m ,gg Eg gi S ,fd ' 'QAM wg ax . V 1 f A HJ I 5 Q' 4 A' 452. : 'Q 5' F am -.MQ I' Q E- 2 w h . ,. Q is .Af 2 sv M f I ' ', :l y -hr f V' af' 5 ii s 3 fm: ii. 3 EE? X I 'X ,. g Q 3 5-L -Q ff? 5 - -'cffg Y I -igpffffflg tis' 5 ' Ya, 3 , , W w I . - g .Lg,,g.-ff-2' - -A 1., 5 Q44 .,.,.. ' .if K E9 'w 3 TQ.. Q - I nf 2 2 wg , g 5 Q., 2 if' 9 ,225 X 5 21 I' 1 X in E , ., .W K . iq 5 5 w. Q 5 ff. t I ' '-. ' .'--Q,--:vTA.p'.2 3 .'- KT- .,:,z5g. 4, -., .fair , -2- '- L v wgsfg, .14gf11:z,, 1 .3 .wifi 4, Q 15 .',.,.,:-W V-.5f,.,. :J . .r ,- :J L 1, A V ,-.fm-:?:.4 ws. 3 ' .,Nr- .... 1 4. 0 .,' ,. r , 351 ieqitiif 'A ' ,Q-5:a:ff:,,'s!jf.,f iff- 1 ' x .. .1 4-in-A-u, ' . ,.?.:,'H3 '. 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ELSON VICE-PRINCIPQL The artist of the puppet theatre, we are told, is the one who, hav- ing set the marionette in motion, contrives not to move it, but rather lets it move itself. ln like manner does education, though guiding, seek always to help the learner to become more aware of his own individuality, his own potentialities. lt is my hope that the years of study have set in motion for you a power which will always develop in you a finer self expression, a more complete lite. -ELIZHBETI-I F. PHRKS 13 .Q C U L T Y A GUY MGWRY . . Science GRACE GRHNGER Mathematics UPPER GROUP KHTHERINE - MILLERD J Mathematics ,JQDH cf-msia . Htl ' 9 . . IOHN I-IHIG - Business Manager HNN HUSTIN Book Clerk LOWER GR FRHNCIS WHDDINCHH Science FRHNK BQRROW S cience RUTH LOCKE Mathematics MHRIORIE EISCHEN Music ' OUP i HZELINE HERRON 1 S ecretcxry LEITHH BHNKS Iunior Clerk M ru i l 4 F R C T U L T Y UPPER GROUP RMY BULL IESSIE WERVER HELEN COLLER Home Economics Commercial Home Economics BERNHRD DONHHUE HRZELTINE WYVELL MHRGUERITE IONES Physical Training Home Economics - Commercial RHE HITZLER WILLTRM CROW HERBERT HNDREWS Physical Training Hgriculture Printing RRY CHSEY LQMES BURCHETT LEONHRD RUSTIN Vocational Vocational Vocational COHHSQIIOF NOHH HORNING Vocational LOWER GROUP MQBLE BOYNTON STELLH YOUNG FLORENCE BEHR Language Social Subjects Librarian EVH IONES IRENE MILLS EDITH KELLY Social Subjects English English CORR MHBEE CHHRLIENE HLLHN ETHEL BURNI-IRM Social Subjects English English LOIS ENGEL SRRH VHUBEL .GRRCE MORSE Social Subjects Social Subjects Language 'l i 15 F R C U L T Y SOME FHCULTY MEMBERS HNTICIPPITE RETIREMENT You ask for a humorous statement on how I expect to spend my time after retiring. Personally, I can't see anything humorous about my retiring, and that sort o' cramps my style. There is only one thing I have definitely decided upon when that time comes, namely, to actually catch enough-and big enough-fish to make good on all the fishing yarns I have kidded myself into thinking my friends have believed all these years. That ought to keep me plenty busy all the time I have left. THOMHS H. ELSON. If I should live to retire, I think I shall drive up to the school every morn- ing and watch all the other teachers go in. Then, I shall drive home and read fairy tales, stories of good little boys and girls who always mind their P's and O's. Then, l'll go and call on friends I never had time to go to see in the old school days. In fact, if I live to retire, I'll really begin to live. A Eva IONES. It will be a great life to be a real modern grandmother, and that is what I'm contemplating in my old age. I hope to live within walking distance of my married children and shall spend my time knitting for the little ones-who knowsl I may even resume my roller-skating and bicycle riding. Perhaps, l'll have a grandson who will fly a plane, and maybe, he'll take Granny along. Since life begins at forty, I'm looking forward to a gay old age. LOIS L. ENGEL. I plan to locate in the South Seas, there I shall stalk the wild boar, ride the breakers, hunt the giant turtle, cultivate the bread fruit treeg and study the other natives. Hnyone who is interested in such a life may come and talk it over. Departure will not take place until about 1972. WILLIPIM E. CROW. When I'm a nice old lady, I shall sit by the tire and spin-spin yarns about the humorous sayings and doings of the pupils of Torrance High in bygone days. STELLH YOUNG. It is not the writer's ambition to be either the wit or the nit-wit of the Torrance faculty. Wise-cracking, day-dreaming, or, romancing in the moon- light, sooth-saying, or crystal-gazing, seem never to have been destined to be my particular talent according to the signs of the Zodiac. Perhaps in the year Two Thousand regular passenger trips will be scheduled to the moon, and there will be a demand for teachers of ancient history. Then I shall fondly relate the tales of the Evolution of the Machine Hge, which marked the crisis during the years of my youth. One thing is certain. There will always be someone in need of a friendly smile, a kindly deed, or a garden to putter in when youth moves too fast to meet the devotion of a young-old school- marm. SHRH H. VAUBEL. Instead of coming back to school in September when I retire, I want to take a trip around the world and then come back to a home with a large garden where I can raise beautiful flowers. FLORENCE BEHR. I15l If H C U L T Y I hope to grow old gracefully, reveling in the triumphs of my daughter, and attempting to write the Great Hmerican Novel, but I suppose I'll spend most of my time counting my pension, trying to make one dollar do what two did before. GRHCE MORSE. Retire'? On a desert isle beneath a tropical moon raising goofus birds to supply goofus feathers to a goofey world, says CHHRLIENE HLLQN. In the words of the poet, Who knows? E. PHRKS. Retire? Yes, I hope so. By that time I should be able to organize an Pllumni Glee Club of mothers and daughters, fathers and sons, and a few grandsons and daughters, singing in the soprano part. When that happy day arrives, be sure to join us, you and your progeny. We'll sing Three Cheers for Torrance and really mean itl MHRIORIE EISCHEN. When I retire, with fabled riches, 'Twill be to a place for which I itches: H house, with roomy attic, In a land quite free from static, Where short-waves aren't so darned erratic. F. WEDDING-HRM. When I retire after making my first million dollars from school teaching I intend to lie on my back and attempt to get back the 25 pounds I lost during the last football season, and then let the rest of the world go by. B. I. DONHUHE. When I retire from teaching the youth, I expect to hitch up my Chevie, forsooth, Rnd hie me up to redwoods tall, Finally opening my home to orphans small. IRENE MILLS. Hfter spending my S3200 each month, I shall set around and gab with the other has-beens and tell about how much better we useta do things. H. B. FINDREWS. When I retire, I expect to set my alarm clock for six o'clock every morn- ing so that I may hear it ring and then turn over again for a good long snooze. I-lfter I make up a few years of early morning sleep, I want to go places and see things in other countries. ETHEL BURNI-IRM. I hope to visit the public libraries and read the articles giving advice to parents on raising their children and then write to the authors, inquiring if they have tried out any of their suggested schemes of child-raising on their own children. F. E. BHRROW. I shall write a book entitled lacks and Iills at a Certain Famous Institu- tion of Learning, and illustrate it with cartoons of Love's Old Sweet Song as observed at T. I-I. S. I HDH M. P. CI-IHSE. L17l ' w L s u Y Q N U .V fn. A S.. f ' XV' - :L V -W ,f V. V V .- -- qi- -.5fvV'M i ,ff A' ,1 . V .1.. A' ' 4 V V- 'ww' ,'3 l-' ' nf? , W h .ww- rwgg--V' '-e- . ,I ff, I -:S- V 1 - ' h 4 . .1 . U l -nr f 'yy ' .1 1 . I ' . , , .-7' 1 'Q ., , - 1 , L - V-'gen V. ,.-, Q 'V .-iii-'1'. 152'-5 - .,'wa.c '2 . 'x 1. 1553111 A ,gm 1 AQQGJQQQ -. M 53 - .1 L. '-1,K2'1f::P:F e.,- jr.!F'V:.,',.1r 'Z A .1 Vg.-HT'-'..g42'q. 1,3-kewl-54'Q 'xx .V hx lf'-V15 ' wh. K U, 'I l Li mx ky 1, if 1. 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SENIOR CLHSS OFFlCEi Ql5 S PRESIDENT S'3S WI-ILTER BUNIE Class President 3-' President Tor-rensic Forum 3 Basketball 2-3-4 Tennis 1-2-3-4 Treasurer Schol- arship 3 VICE-PRESIDENT GEORGHNNR HUMER G.i3l.Fl. 1-2-3-4 Conigrrisercial Club Class Officer 2-3-4 Variety Club 4 World Friendship 4 PRESIDENT S'36 CLARENCE BHY D Class President 4 Track 3-4 Varsity Club 3-4 F.F.Fi. 1-2-3-4 Scholarship 4 VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Wav ICK CLUTTER Class President 4 World Friendship 3-4 Key Club 3-4 Track 3-4 Dramatics Class 3-4 VICE-PRESIDENT GLORY ZHHRHDN IK HHRRY LQWVER l..l1E: Merril:-er Scholarship G.H,H. 1-2-3-4 President Tor-rensic Forum 4 Madrigals 3-4 Class Vice- Presi-ient 4 Baseball 3 Basketball Z Tartar Knights 4 Class Vice-President l l n ,gina 'L f liz ' if gi- SECRETARY FRHNCES SHIBUYHMF1 Scholarship 4 1 Hssociate Editor of Torch 4 President Commer- cial Club 4 World Friendship 3-4 Class Secretary 3-4 TREHSURER IERN BURGER Vice-President Girls' League 3 Secretary World Friendship 3 rer 3 Class Treasu Tor-rensic Forum 4 SECRETHRY RUTH BHRNHRD Class Secretary Madrigals 2-3-4 Secretary Girls' League 2 Scholarship 2 G.Pt.H. l-2-3-4 REPORTER MILDRED HITCHOCK President G.H.H. 4 President Scholarship 4 , Commissioner of Entertainment 4 Vice-President World Friendship 3-4 Class Oiiicer 4 ' SECRETHRY DOROTHY SHHW World Friendship 3-4 Tor-rensic Forum 2-3-4 Scholarship l-Z-3-4 'Class President 3 REPORTER VIDH IONES Life Member Scholarship T or-rensic Forum 4 Safety Commission 4 Facu t Editor of Torch 4 Spelling Team 2-3-4 RHYMOND DHVIS NVESLEY DOBRICK CFITHERINE DOUGHTY Varsity Football 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Secretary Camera T.N.T. Stall 3-4 Club 3 Hnnual Stall 3-4 Girls League 3 Tartar Knights Scholarship 4 Lieutenant 4 H cappella Choir 3-4 Spelling Team 4 SQRF1 ELDER TOE GOSSIHUX MQRY FRI-INCES GREHVES Modes and Manners 2 Basketball 1-2-3-4' G,Fl.l31. l-2-3-4 V 1 Commercial Club 2 Track 4 Secretarl' QSSOCICUEU DONQLD GREEN Basketball 3-4 Student Body 4 Editor of Flame 4 Commercial Club 4 Boys' League 3-4 Madrigals 2-3-4 Varsity Club 3-4 DONRLD HHYNES PEGGY IENKINS Varsity Club 4 Variety Club 3-4 Football 4 Mqdriaflls 3-4 F.F.Fl. 3 Student Store 4 Spanish Club 2-3 Financial Board 4 SUMMER '36 SENIORS LENH RNDREWS PQTRICIH BHKER Commercial Club 3-4 Help Yourself 3 Girls' League 1-2 Class Secretary 2-3 Class Treasurer 2-3 ELLSWORTH CLQRK Orchestra 1-2 Publication 2-3 Basketball 3 String Quartet 2 BETTIE DHLTON Life Member Scholarship Variety Club 2-3-4 G.Fl.H, 2-3-4 Dramatic Class 3-4 G.Fl.Q. 3-4 Latin Club 1-2 Variety Club 1-2-3 RUTH COLBURN World Friendship 3-4 Commercial Club 3-4 Madrigals 3-4 Girls' League 2-3-4 ERIC CHQPLIN Football 3-4 Class President 1-2 Secretary Spanish Club 1-2 Student Store 4 Maclrigals 4 DELHINE CROOK Basketball 1-2-4 Tennis 3-4 Key Club 4 I World Friendship 3-4 Track 4 MHRGUERITE DHRLING ELIZHBETH DHVIS President Variety Club 2-3-4 Class Secretary 3 Commercial Club 1 lVorld Friendship 2-3 Spanish Club 2-3 Hnnual Stati 4 Student Store 2-3-4 Variety Club 1-2-3-4 Commercial Club 1 Class Secretary 1 Girls' League 1 Class Treasurer 1 SUMMER '36 SENIORS l PHILIP IENSEN Student Bod! President Varsity Football 3-4 Scholarship 3 President Philatelic Club 2-3 Vice-President Key Club 4 LHURELLH LQNCHSTER Vice-President Student Body 3-4 President World, Friendship 3-4 Student Board of Control 3-4 Life Member Scholarship Vice-President Madrigals 3-4 Carnival Queen 3 HDELINE MORISSET Editor of Torch 4 Scholarship l-2-3-4 S elling Team 3-4 Debating 4 t Cgmmercial Club 2-3-4 MHRGHRET lOl-INS Variety Club 1-2-3-4 ' Commercial Club l MHRGUERITE LEQKE Girls' League 3 Inter Nos 1-2 World Friendship 4 Scholarship 4 GERTHUDE MOWRY Lite Member Scholarship Conducted Orchestra Student Board of Control 4 Madrigals 3-4 World Friendship 3-4 IOQN KLINK Scholarship 2-3-4 G.l3l.Fl. 1-2-3-4 Secretary Girls' League 3-4 World Friendship 3-4 Maclrigals 2-3-4 EILEEN MILES G.Fl.H. l-2-3-4 Class President 1 Girls' Self-Govern- ment President 4 Scholarship 3-4 World Friendship RUTH NHGQYHMH World Friendship 3-4 Senior Class Editor of Torch 3-4 G,Ft.H. l-2-3-4 Girls' Lea?ue 1-2-3-4 T.N.T. Stal 3-4 MILDRED NEELQNDS HHRRY OSWQLD Iacic PETERSON G-HVR. 1-2.34 Football 3-4 World Friendship 3-4 Scholarship 4 GOIT 3 1: Latin Club l-2 Madrigals 1-2-3 Editor of Flame 4 IHCK PIPER D Track 2-3-4 Varsity Club 3-4 Commissioner oi Group Centro 3-4 F.F.Pl. 2-3-4 , - Key Club 4 ' World Friendship 4 ORIS PULLMHN FRED RQLSTON G.H.l3l. 1-2-3-4 ' Spanish Club 1-2 ' Commercial Club 1-I Variety Club 2-3 Boys' Self-Govern- Flame Sports ment President 4 Editor 2-3-4 Key Club 4 VICTOR ROSE WILLIHM SCHIPPER Hnnual Stall 2 Track 3-4 , Philatelic Club 2-3 President F.F.f-l. 4 Camera Club 2-3 Key Club 4 Scholarship 2-3-4 Life Member J Scholarship President Boys' League 4 Student Council 4 Key Club l-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3 IEHNNE SEHRS Treasurer Tor-rensic Forum 4 Scholarship 4 Editor ol T.NLT. 4 Girls' League 4 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 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 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 ENIOR CLHSS WILL Billie Phillips leaves his Southern accent to Hzalie Harrison. lack Piper leaves the silent and sedate Student Body open-mouthed. Doris Pullman leaves her basketball technique to Martha Hoke. Fred Ralston leaves Henrietta King to the mercies of the cruel Fl. S. B. Victor Rose is left Waiting on Marguerite Darling's doorstep. William Schipper leaves to take his scholarship to Davis. Ieanne Sears leaves for Lone Pine, and Paul. Frances Shibuyama leaves her popularity to any deserving person. Fumiko Shimatsu bequeaths her quietness to Midge Higgins. Eleanor Smith leaves her co-operative spirit to Lorina Long. Plnna Sopchinsky leaves her ever-ready smile to Ruth Edmunds. Hlfred Speed leaves to act as master of ceremonies at the Palomar. Ray Stiedel leaves his inimitable dancing ability to Ross Nelson. Lucille Stroh leaves the dramatic class short a comedian. lune Turner leaves her Spanish books to anyone in a studious mood. Robert Turner leaves Nell Hinkle to ditch alone. Marion Une leaves her sweetness to lnez Smith. 'l'om Vick leaves to feed bran mash to sick horses. Beryl Warrington leaves to join Hmy. Howard Weber leaves his studious attitude to Reggie Treloar. Bob Whitely leaves astride his horse. - David Williams leaves to take Bill Henry's place in the Los Plngeles Times. Douglas York leaves to harmonize with our favorite radio stars. Glory Zahradnik leaves the lunior Hi Glee Club without a pianist. Sylvia Zamperini leaves the print shop typewriter nearly worn out. Geneva Plndrews leaves the cafeteria to grace some lucky fellow's kitchen, Florence Buchman leaves the class of S'37 to join a better one, namely W Sf. Catherine Casbaker leaves school life for married life. Dick Clutter leaves his wonderfunl executive ability to Harry Bell. Lois Everett leaves her leadership of minorities to the Republican party. Hazel Foster leaves typing, thank Heaven! Wayne Hilton leaves his way with the women to Reggie Treloar. Shirley lohnson leaves her wad of chewing gum in Mrs. Morse's waste- basket. Vida lones leaves her place on the spelling team to anyone who can till it. Dorothy Leake leaves, following Mary lane. Forrest McHenry bequeaths his love for tripping the light fantastic to Leroy Snow. . Blossom Rocque leaves her alphabetical tile of telephone numbers to Mildred Higgins. Charles Smith bequeaths his snappy comebacks to other clerks in the Student Store. Harry Lawver bequeaths his gift of oratory to all the other strong, silent men of 'l'. H. S. Mary lane Smith leaves silently, being all talked out. Ruth Specht leaves for San Francisco in her Ford V8, Dorothy Shaw leaves for fresh fields and pastures new. Carlisle Wright leaves his eye-filling physique to Bill Maisey. l27l IUNI O FIRST SEMESTER BOB TREZISE - - - BILL KEEPER - KRY NEHL - - - ETHEL FLOYD - - - ROBERT SCOONES - MRRY HICKEY - - TI-IELMH WELCH - BILL KEEPER - - MISS MILLERD - R .Fl CLPISS OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER - President - ---- BOB TREZISE - Vice-President - - - BILL KEEPER - Secretary - - - -- KRY NEPIL - - Treasurer - - - - - ETHEL FLOYD - Sergeant-oi-Hrms - - - ROBERT SCOONES - - Reporter - - - - MFIRY I-IICKEY - - TSUYOKO FUKHI - - - - FRRNK LAWVER ROBERT SCOONES - - - MISS IONES - - Girls' League - - - Boys' League - - Hdviser - OUTSTPLNDING EVENTS Iunior Prom-Iune 5. Doughnui sale. Loge party. FIRST ROW: Schipper, Edmonds, Doner, Buiovsky, Slover, Floyd, Gilbert, Miss Millard, Miss Iones, Lcmdreih, Hickey, Fukui, Ioyce, Harrison, Miller. SECOND ROW: Hyde, M. Sears, Buchrncm, Toler, Neal, Elliott, Babcock, Hoskin, Ritchie, Gotts, Cox, Hoefeli. THIRD ROW: Carlson, Moedcx, Richardson, Lowver, Rowe, Dunlop. FOURTH ROW: Whiie, Smart, Dennis Trezise, Fimmcm, Koch, Fosier, Horsted, Scoones, Bischoff, Templeton, Kasper, Keefer, Sleeth, Thompson. 281 IUNIORBCLQSS BOYS IHMES HERLETT - KENNETH HULL - HHRVEY DUNCI-IN HHRVEY DUNCHN LLOYD BHRNES - IQMES HERLETT - ROY WHFILIN - - MR. CHSEY - - President - - Vice-President - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Sergeant-at-Firms Reporter - - - Girls' League - Boys' League - Fldviser - - OFFICERS-FIRST SEMESTER - - President - - - Vice-President - - - - Secretary - - - - - - Treasurer - - - - Sergeant-at-Firms - - - - Reporter - - - Boys' League - - - - Girls' League - - - - - - -Hdviser- - - - OFFICERS-SECOND EMESTER GIRLS WILTON HENSLEY - MHRY BRIGHNTI DOROTHY BEVERS DOROTHY BEVERS KORENH CHRLIN - - HELEN ERLER DOROTHY ELDER - MR. HORNING IHMES HERLETT MILDRED HIGGINS - ELOISE WOOD - ELOISE WOOD - cms DODOS - ALICE TAYLOR DOROTHY ELDER - ROY WHALIN - MR. HORNING FIRST ROW: Hardin, Wyne, Iohns, Erler, Haefeli, Carlin, Hensleyf, Higgins, Woods, Briganti, King, Taylor, Elder, Hague, Lincoln, Shioisu, SECOND ROW: Mr. Horning, Sueda, Ishikawa, Sharp, Guyau, Nady, Herlett, Fernley, Hull, Winkler, Gilbert, Hansen, .Fess, Mr. Casey. THIRD ROW: Colburn, Sloan, Whalin, Yasunaga, Speheger, Duncan, Griffith, Madore, Hedricks, Dodos, Bray, Harris, Schaefer. 29 WESTON LEECH - - SOPHOMORE H CLHSS FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER THKHYUKI THNOUYE - President - - - - LEE KIRPHTRICK WESTON LEECH HELEN SMITH- - - Vice-President - HENRIETTH KING WILBUR FRHNKLIN TOMMY WILKES - - - Secretary - - TOMIYE NHGHYHMH TOMIYE NHGHYHMH - Treasurer - - - REGGIE TRELOHR TOMIYE NAGHYHMH Sergeant-at-Hrms LEO ROSSET MHRCELLH CROOK - - Reporter - - IOHN DISHRIO Girls' League - - Boys' League - - Hdviser - - HENRIETTH KING MHRTHH GEORGE - - - HRTHUR BRSILE - - MRS. GRHNGER MISS MILLS - - FIRST ROW: Mrs. Granger, Sueda, Nakamura, Hllen, E. Smith, Olsen, Ordway, Pinkham, Draper, Nagavama, Lane, Leatherman, Qdcock, Gull. Hanck, Vincent, V Smith, Craig, Mclfllfresh, Everett, Iohnson, Miss Mills. SECOND ROW: Hata, Blair, Walker, Kalina, Coast, B. Smith, Stanley, Kent, Disario, Mowry, Klink, Bay, Trelor, Sommer, THIRD ROW: Hill, Warthan, West, Miles, Kresse, George, Duncan, H. Smith, Mize, Malony, Wilkes, Crook, H. Smith, Seematter, Sprong, Friedman, Briggs. FOURTH ROW: Franklin, Tanouye, Moser, Wilkes, Leech, Basile, Fl. Smith, Kirkland, Quinn, Clark, Hedge, Coburn, Miller, Clemmer. FIFTH ROW: Hudson, Lock, Kirtkpatrick, Parks, Franklin, Powell, Rosset, Hrv. Smith, Rause, Hnclrews, Owen, Tyra, Micanovich, Murray, Mulhall. SOIPHOMORE B CLQ FIRST SEMESTER MYRIEL HOWHRD - IIM HPIRUKI - - - RRYMOND RICHHHRT CHRI.. HQNNI - - - I. B. WHLLHCE - SHCHIKO HPIMHNO - RTSUYO SHKHMOTO IOE MILES ---- MISS EVR IONES OFFICERS President - Vice-President - Secrelary - - Treasurer - Sergeant-at-Hrms - Reporter - - Girls' League - Boys' League. - - - Hdviser- - SECOND SEMESTER RAYMOND RICHHHRT - MERLE MCHENRY - MERLE MCHENRY - I. B, VVRLLRCE - IOI-IN MCDONHLD - MHRIHN SPEHEGER - MYRIEL HOWHRD ROBERT SMITH - MISS CHHSE FIRST ROW: Tiffany, Bracllord, R. Norman, Nicoletli, Torres, Hamano, Sakamota, Hall. SECOND BOW: Hight, Post, Hoke, Speheger, Long, Thompson, Crandell, Miss Chase, McHenry, McCutcheon, Wrighi, 'Whi1t, Bucher, Chandler. THIRD ROW: Qndrus, Hcmni, Hbramson, Wallace, Pina, Schultz, Iackson, McGinnis, Howard, Miles, Shimmick. FOURTH ROW: Rossi, Tolson, Marek, McDonald, Gandsey, Grubbs, Richhart, West, Smiih, Wallace, Carr, Griifiih, Pupkoil, Gilbert. + I FRESI-IMH FIRST SEMESTER VIRGINIH TI-IRHLLER MHRIORIE PHGE - - CORHL LINDEMAN - CORHL LINDEMAN - HRMY DOWELL - - MHRGIE I-IHYES - - YOSHIKO SI-IIOTSU - EVELYN VINCENT IEHN BORDEHUX - - MRS. YOUNG - - - FIRST SEMESTER LEROY BENNER - - BILL STEWHRT - - HELEN CLOUGH - - EDWHRD SLOVER - RHY SLEEPLEY - EILEEN BLACK - - MELVIN BENNER - - MRS. ENGEL - - - FIRST SEMESTER MHRY POTTERVILLE FRHNK FHILLH - - ELREE WHUGH - ELREE WHUGH - IUNIOR RICHHRDSON SHIGEKO SHIBUTH - MRS. EISCHEN - - N R CL OFFICERS V President - - Vice-President - Secretary - - - Treasurer s - Serge ani-at-Hrms - - Reporter - '- - Girls' League - l55:r'!!'l5E'B hw- f Qi - - Boys' League - - - - Hdviser - - OFFICERS - President - - Vice-President V - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - Sergeant-at-I-lrms - - Reporter - - - Girls 'League - - - Boys' League - - - Pldviser - - OFFICERS - - President - - Vice-President - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Reporter - - - Girls' League - - - Boys' League - Q - - Fldviser - - as S SECOND SEMESTER - HRTHUR WOODCOCK LHWRENCE SOMMERS - - - MRRIORIE PHGE -, - - IEHN BORDEHUX - - HRMY DOWELL - LESLIE FOSTER - RUTH TRYLOR IOHN SCI-IWHRTZ - - - - - MRS. YOUNG SECOND SEMESTER - - - - LEROY BENNER - - - MILTON CHRLSON - - - - HELEN CLOUGH EDWHRD SHPINER BILL STEWRRT - OMHGENE IHNEWHY - - - MHRIE TURNER - - -MELVIN BENNER - - - - MRS. ENGEL SECOND SEMESTER - - - TERUZO HRTH - - W. L. PRIEST - - - IRENE HOKE - - - - IRENE HOKE - - EDWHRD DHWSON - - SI-IIGEKO SHIBUTH - - TERUZO HHTPI - - - MRS. EISCHEN FIRST ROW: Hight, Hain, Bailey, Mitchell, Mason, Carlson, Block, Vincent, Hoke, Shibuta, Shiolsu, Tyla, Dawson, Taguwa, Beadle, Ueda. SECOND ROW: E. Hall, McCa1-they, Page, Whiti, Isbel, xyra, Hcree, Williams, Hogberg, Sopchinsky, Davis, Clough, M. Turner, fflnthony, Illlverson, Traller, Bartlett. THIRD ROW: Mrs, Engle, Bacon, M. Turner, Russell, K. White, Carlin, E. Taylor, F. W'hite, DePasse, Potterville, Hammon, Ianeway, Sears, R, Taylor, Hayes, Rowe, Floyd, Mrs, oung, Mrs. Eischen. FOURTH ROW: Schwariz, Lamb, Shaner, Bordeaux, Steers, Richardson, Woodcock, M. Benner, L. Benner, Sornmers, Lewis, Brown, Ritchie, Steadrnan. FIFTH ROW: Dowell, Stewart, Bretton, Massie, Gordon, Fosler, Priest, Trezise, Slover, I. Hall, Barkdull, Edmunds, Fulton, Raymond, Seematter, Steele, Bender. I32I ERESI-IMQN B CLRSS FIRST SEMESTER LOIS STIRRHT - - - BEHTRICE MICHEHU FRED BQKER - - - FRED BHKER - - - DHRIO CHQVEZ - DHRIO CHHVEZ - MR. MOWRY - - - FIRST SEMESTER. VIVIHN WERTELLH - KENNETH PERKINS EUGENE I-IRTTER - MHSHYE KUIUBU - BETTY ROWE - - - BONNIE IOHNSON - VIOLET HNDERSON MISS WEHVER - - FIRST SEMESTER IUNE NUCKLE - - IHMES SNYDER - EVELYN LQWVER - EVELYN LHWVER - BETTY MCDOUGHLL DICK BEECI-IER - - MISS LOCKE - - - OFFICERS - President - Vice-President - Secretary - - Treasurer - Sergeant-at-Firms -- - Girls' League - - Boys' League - - - Hclviser - - OFFICERS - President - Vice-President - Secretary - - Treasurer N Sergeant-at-Hrms - Reporter - - Girls' League - - Boys' League - - - Rdviser - - OFFICERS - President - Vice-President - Secretary - - Treasurer - Sergeant-at-Firms - Reporter - - Girls' League - - Boys' League - - - Rdviser - - SECOND SEMESTER - - - DHRIO CI-IHVEZ - LESTER CLINE - - FRED BAKER - LOIS STIRRHT - - IHCK THOMFIS - - - - MR. MOWRY SECOND SEMESTER - KENNETH PERKINS - - VIVIHN WERTELLH - - EDITH CFISBHKER - MHSHYE KUIUBU EUGENE HATTER - DOUGLHS RUSSELL - - VIVIRN WERTELLI-'I - - - - DHLE FHLK - - - MISS WEHVER SECOND SEMESTER - - - IHMES SNYDER - ROBERT FIGUEREDO - HHRRIS GROTHMHN - - - DICK BEECI-IER - - DICK BEECI-IER - - DHVID FIGUEREDO IUNE NUCKLE - - TSUGIYE ISHIKHWH - - DAVID FIGUEREDO - - - - MISS LOCKE FIRST ROW: Schroeder, Pizer, Campbell, Schultz, E. Norman, Quigley, Nuckles, Hamman, Smith, Stirrat, Van Kralingen, Lawver, McDougal, Kuju u, Ishlkawa, SECOND HOW: Mr. Mowry, Iohnson, Dobbins,, Rowe, Getz, Lovelady, Wertella, Stanley, White, Casbclker, Hustin, Rebadow, Michau, Harney, Fessenden, Boyd, Miss Weaver. THIRD HOW: Shimatsu, Beecher, Beadle, B. Figuedo, Snow, Clirxe. R 1l.Kl H k MD ldM FlkP'hGth nS'1c1er usse esey, unsac er, c ona , agee, a , arts , ro ma , y FOURTH ROW: Flores, Hatter, Lock, Gray, McCarty, Barkdull, Perkins, Baker, Chavez, Thomas, Ross, Sharp, Price, York, Dennis, Howard. I-ITI-I FIRST SEMESTER VIRGINIR HILL - - RRY WILMORE - - HRLYS FOSSUM - - HRLYS FOSSUM - - THELMR WRIGHT - LOIS IHNE FILLEN - - TETSUO YRSUNHGH - MRS. KELLY ---- IOHN MQBEE - - BILLY BHCKLEY 4 GLORIP1 SNOW - - - WILLIHM HHZEL - - - CLIFFORD TREZISE - - KPLZUCHIKR SHKHMOTO MRRGARET PINKI-IRM - CLIFFORD TREZISE - - MISS VRUBEL - - - KHTHLEEN MICKLE - SHBINH HLVRREZ - - IOSEPI-I VHNKRRLINGEN DOROTHY BOOTH - - IOSEPH VRNKRALINGEN ROSHLIE DIETHLIN - KHTHLEEN MICKLE - - IOSEPH VHNKRHLINGEN MR. BHRROW -'-- R C OFFICERS - President - Vice-President - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Reporter -V - Girls' League - - Boys' League - - - Pldviser - - - President - Vice-President - Secretary - - Treasurer - Sergeant-at-Hrms - Reporter - - Girls' League - - Boys' League - - - Fldviser - - - President - Vice-President - Secretary - - - Treasurer - Sergeant-at-Firms - Reporter - - Girls' League - - Boys' League - - - Pldviser - - LRISS SECOND SEMESTER - VHN NESS BARNHRD - - FOWLER HHWKS - - WHLTER EDMUNDS - - WRLTER EDMUNDS - THELMR WRIGHT - - - - IEHN HOWE - TETSUO YHSUNHGI31 - - - - MRS. KELLY - - - HLMH MCHENRY - - - - PHUL SMITH KQZUCI-IIKH SQKHMOTO KQZUCHIKH SRKHMOTO - IHMES HENDERSON - - - - HLBERT DAY - MHRGRRET PINKI-IRM - - - - HLBERT DRY - - - MISS VHUBEL - ROSPILIE DIETLIN - e IHMES IORDON - - - MHRY PINR - - - MHRY PINR - LESLIE WRMPLER - - - - - RNNR BHY - -KI-ITHLEEN MICKLE - IOSEPH VHNKRHLINGEN - - - - MR. BHRROW FIRST ROW: Friedman, Carlson, Obole, Howe, Snow, Hill, Possum, Wright, Van Kralin er, Henderson. SECOND ROW: Bates, Pina, Mauk, Weber, Hatton., Qrmslrong, Servicio, Marsh Hasagawa, Turner, Word, DePasse, Pinkharn, Miclcle, Brown, McHenry, Mrs. Kelly. THIRD ROW: Miss Vaubel, Booth, Dieilin, Bay, Gufcrnan, Hlvarez, Ortega, Qllen, McGinnis, Clark, Strautman, Coldiron, Grosvenor, Siumph, H. W lc D ll Ed d Y u a a Hawks, Dischner, McCune. FOURTH RO : Iu ai. owe , mun s, as .i g , Kerber, Barnard, 'West, Lee, Moore, Williamson, Peckham, Higgins, Wampler, 'l're2'.1se, Hazel. FIFTH ROW: Day, Forclice, Basile, Iordan, Coppinger, Hawks, Rogers, Smith, Malaee, Ioyce, Sakamoto, Garland. Orr, Worcesier, Buckley. I l EIGI-I FIRST SEMESTER DONHLD HITCHCOCK - CHHRLES STEHDMHN - IENOYNE BQRKDULL - IENOYNE BFIRKDULL - VERN LOVELHDY - - MHRGFIRET CHLLHWHY RICHHRD MILLER, IR. - MR. HUSTIN ---- FIRST SEMESTER ZELLON IOHNSON - IOHN BFITOVSKY - - RGNES SOPCHINSKY - HGNES SOPCHINSKY - TOSHIO UNE ---- BETTY MHLIN - - - BHRB1'-IRQ NEFF - - BOB BECKLEY - MRS. WYVELL - - TI-IBCLPISS OFFICERS - President - Vice-President - Secretary - - Treasurer - Sergeant-at4Hrms - Girls' League - - Boys' League - - - Fldviser - OFFICERS - President - Vice-President - Secretary - - Treasurer - Sergeant-at-Hrms - Reporter - - Girls' League - - Boys' League - - - Adviser - - SECOND SEMESTER - DONHL HITCHCOCK - RICHHRD MILLER, IR. - IENOYNE BHRKDULL - CLYDE HNDERSON - - - FRED LINCOLN - CAROLYN WILKES - VERN LOVELHDY - - - - MR. HUSTIN SECOND SEMESTER - - - - TOSHIO UNE - IOI-IN BHTOVSKY - TPIKHYEKO UNEDH - - TFIKFIYEKO UNEDH - - ZELLON IOHNSON - - f BETTY MHLIN - BHRBQRH NEFF - - BOB BECKLEY - - MRS. WYVELL FIRST BOW: Henojosa, Steadmcm, Ham, Hedrick, Ross, Guttenfelder, Wilkes, Blcxkesley, Mr. Hustin, Scoones, Cowan, Hitchcok, Marek, Lincoln, Lovelady. SECOND ROW: Ramskill, Mcflnally, Barkdull, Uneda, Kamei, Griener, Callaway, Sopchinsky, Newell, Malin, B. Ernst, D. Ernst, Combs, Iohnson, Nelt. THIRD ROW: Iolly, Batovsky, Huber, Miller, Petty, Iohnson, Une, Hormel, Beckley, Bender, Swerdfeger, Palozzola, Wright, Iensen, R. Miller, Ir., Rnderson. E35 SEVENTI-IRCLRSS FIRST SEMESTER EUGENE Sl-IHNER SHIRLEY HHYES - IHMES DHNIELS - IFIMES DHNIELS - ELTON GHRLHND HHZEL BURCHETT CLIFFORD POWELL MR. BURCHETT - BETTIE COX - - BOBBIE IONES e CLHUDE GOTTS ' ELIZRBETI-I FISH - MILDRED WHLLHCE ROBERT HOBBS - - - ELIZRBETH ROSSI MISS MRBEE - - HHROLD CLYDON RTCKLY ISHIKHWH HHROLD IHCKSON RHFEL DURHTE - FUSQYE BINGO - MPISHHI IKEZOE - MRS. BULL - - - OFFICERS - President - - Vice-President - Secretary - Treasurer - Sergeant-at-Firms - Reporter - - Girls' League - - - Boys' League - - - - Rdviser - - President - Vice-President - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Sergeant-at-Hrm - Reporter - Girls' League - - - Boys' League - - - - Hdviser - - - President - - Vice-President - Secretary - - Treasurer - - Girls' League - - - Boys' League - - - - Rdviser - - SECOND SEMESTER - - - - ELSIE GOUS - ROBERT SCHWRRTZ - - VERN MHE WEBER - SCOTT MCHLLEN - - - GLENN HHLL - ELTON GHRLAND - SHIRLEY HRYES - - EDDIE DOW - MR. BURCHETT - - RHLPI-I PINI31 - ELIZPIBETH ROSSI - - - RUBY BENNER - - - RUBY BENNER - MILDRED WHLLHCE - - - CLHUDE GOTTS - - - IHCQUELINE KYLE ELIZABETH ROSSI - -BOBBY IONES - - MISS MHBEE - - MRRY BRISSINGER - WHLTER SERVIOLO - - - LEHI-I BRHTTON - VIRGINIH GRHIEDA - - ETHEL SCHIMMICK - MRSRSHI IKEZOE - - - MRS. BULL FIRST ROW: Clayton, Mendez, Hwawa, Torres, Takaki. SECOND ROW: Word, Newman, Crowell, Grove. Snow, Doan, Toler, 'Moon, I-Iovlicl, Moyer, Tanaka, Grajedo. THIRD ROW: Dolittle, Benner, Fish, lntermill, Robinson, Schimmick, Brissinger, Bratton, Kyle, Rossi, Palozzola, Hormel, Zamperini, Moser, Thomas, Cox, Wallace. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Bull, Castillo, Wartham, Husk, Mauk, Bay, Hayes, Burchett, Weber, Stegelmayer, Bingo, Williams, Bingo, Lecomte, Briggs, Olsen, Mitchell, Miss Mahee. FIFTH ROW: Hoflman, Sl-icxner, Iohnson, Daniels, Haznrnan, Pow. S. Coppincrer, Prime. Guy. Clark. Snow, Hilliar, Greathouse, Schwartz, Terzise, Ritchie, Totten, Powel. SIXTH ROW: Barnett, Ernst, Woods, Garland, Ikezoe, Stone, lsnikawa, Ianouye, Barkclull, Serviolo, Iackson, Turner, Pearson, Hall, Ellis, Iones, Mcllllen, Pina. SEVENTI-IBCLQSS FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER DICK LQEECH - - - - President ----- ERNEST BHNKS LUCILLE HNTHONY - - Vice-President - - - DORIS ECKERSLEY IONELL HHLE - - - - Secretary - - - RHEH MI-'IE I-IAEFELI IONELL HHLE - - - - - Treasurer - - - RHEH MHE HAEFELI ELMER PEREZ ---- Sergeant-at-Hrms -------- - - DOUGLHS CRHWFORD - - Reporter - - - - - - - HELEN MILETICH ---- Girls' League - - - G-HY RILEY CONRHD CI-IRISTENSEN - -Boys'League- - - - - - - MR. WHDDINGI-IBM ----- Fldviser - - - MR. CROW FIRST ROW: Tarply, Malsamato, Kohayshi, Sakato, Ikezoe, Hvian, Hnihony, Floyd, Hudson, Stumph, Denney, Gerguson, Smith, Putman, F-lclro, Hernancez. SECOND ROW: Mr. Crow, Lamb, Riley, Weaver, Kirkland, Craig, While, Whilney, Milelich, Halo, Blackhall, Haefeli, Delsigne, Fisher, Eckersley, Mr. NVaclidnghan:1. 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' . ff' ,..,-., , Y arg -, 3 H557-3?? 7 Llliiwafil - ' '-'NA 1runmuunr,qw '- --if:-'f ' 'Q J ' xi miie 5 ,'ff Y'W.fI. 21 W WA? 2455 'lem-415' 2 , , 1 :w...,,f. .- STUDENT CONTROL BOHRD Qualification for membership: Excellent citizenship record, wise judgment and leadership. Him: To take into advisenient the more serious cases of discipline from a students viewpoint, with the hopes of making better citizens. President of Plssociated Students as ex oiticio member frequently presides. Hdvisers: Mr. Elson, Miss Herron. PHILIP IENSEN President of Student Bodyg EX-officio. Member FIRST ROW: Mcwry, Miss Herron, Lancaster, Hyde. SECOND ROW: Sleeth, Trezise Mr. Elson, Iensen, Speed. l E411 ST U DENT COUNCIL Qualifications: Must have held major office, high in merits, executive ability. - Him: To enforce Constitution and By-Laws of the Hssoci- ated Students and to represent them. I FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER L ZHMPERINI - - - - - President - ----- PHILIP IENSEN L LHNCQSTER - - - Vice-President - - - - L. LANCHSTER HGGIE L. RIPPY - - - - Secretary - - - FRHNCES GREHVES - - - - - - - - - - Comrnisioner Finance -V - - - RRY STEIDEL ROBERT TREZISE - - Commissioner Hthletics - - ROBERT TREZISE - - - - - - - - - - Corn. Group Control - - - - BILL KEEPER I-IUBERT LUCK - - - Boys' Selft. Gov President - - CLHRENCE BHY EILEEN MILES - - - Girls' Self Govt. President - - - EILEEN MILES M. HITCHCOCK - Com. Entertainment Hctivities - M. HITCHCOCK DHVID WILLIHMS - - - Hdvertising Manager - - - DHVID WILLIHMS - - - - - - - - - - Safety Commissioner - - ROBERT BISCI-IOFF LUCILE STROH - - - President Girls' League - - LUCILLE STROI-I - - President Boys' League - - DELHINE CROOK FRED RHLSTON RRY STEIDEL - - - - Student Store ----- R17-IY STEIDEL - - - President Senior Class - - - CLHRENCE BHY WHLTER BUNIE MR. ELSON - - - - - - Hdviser - - - - - - MR.ELSON FIRST ROW: Greaves, Miles, Mr, Elson, Stroh, Iansen, Lancaster, Hitchcock. SECOND ROW: Mr. Haig, Bischoff, Benner, Trezise, Steidel, Williams, Bay, Keefer. 421 sciioiiiiasiiip soc1ETY Qualifications: Eligible student must have tour R's and the recommendation of three teachers. Him: To raise the standards of scholarship and provide a medium for the exchange ot progressive ideas between the most intellectually inclined students by means of banquets at different schools. Hnnual event: Educational trip and District Banquets. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER MILDRED HITCHCOCK - - President - - -FLORENCE BUCHMHN MHX SMITH ----- Vice-President - - HDELINE MORISSET DOROTHY SI-IHW - - Secretary-Treasurer ---- IOHN KLINK WESTON LEECH MARGHRET HOGUE - - District Secretary - - MHRGHRET HOGUE - Serge-cmt-at-Plrms ----- ROY WHHLIN MISS MILLS - - - - - Sponsor - - - - - MISS MILLS FIRST ROW: Leuke, Hogue, Elder, Taylor, Dalton, Klink, Miss Mills, Buchman, Morissei, Leech, Hickey, Fukui, Shibuycxma, Babcock, Hoskin, Seemaiter. SECOND ROW: Higgins, Hill, Craig, E. Smith, Hyde, Shaw, Zcxhradnik, Stroh, I. Sears, Iones, Mowry, Lincoln, Nagayamcx. THIRD ROW: Miles, Kresse, Olsen, Lancaster, Whalin, Bischoff, Neelands, E. Miles, Hitchcock, Bay, Qd Smith, Schipper, Iensen, Bunje. I43l GlRLS'LEPlGUE Qualification for membership: Pill high school girls. Him: May be expressed through its creed, We, the girls of Torrance High School, consecreate ourselves to friendliness, service, and loyalty to our school. We pledge friendliness that reaches out its Warmth to all, service that is joyous and un- seltish, and loyalty which expresses itself in giving our best at all times. Hnnual event: Christmas and Thanksgiivng baskets. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER LUCILLE STROH ----- President ----- LUCILLE STROH HGNES PEET - - - Vice-President - - RUTH BQRNHRD IORN KLINK - - - - Secretary - - - IOHN KLINK MHRTHH BHTES - - - Treasurer - - PHYLLIS HHEFELI - - ------ - - Reporter -- - - RUTH NHGAYHMH - - -------- Sergeant-at-Firms - - - LOIS IHNE HLLEN ELIZHBETH F. PHRKS - - - Sponsor - - 'ELIZHBETH F. PHFKS FIRST ROW: Rndrews, Elder, Higgins, Mowry, Hllen, P. Haefeli, Miss Parks, Stroh, Barnard, Klink, Nagayama, Iohnson, I. Sears, Kyle, Turner. SECOND ROW: M. Haefeli, Stirrat, Mize, Slover, Hickey, Fukui, Bradford, Speheger, Pearsen. THIRD ROW: Carlin, Howe, Harrison, Miller, Gilbert, King, Tyra, Wright, Rossi, Callaway, Neii, lshikawa, Dischener. FOURTH ROW: V. Smith, E. Smith, McDougal, E. Norman, Hamman, Wertella, Crandell, P. Sears, Taylor, Hayes, Shibuta, Shiatsu, Pinkham, Schroeder. 1 'Pm 4 BOYS'LEQ Qualification for membership: Election by own horne- IOOIT1. Him: To inform each romeroom through its representative of the wishes of the Student Council as learned by the Presi- dent of the League, FIRST SEMESTER FRED RHLSTON - - RRY STEIDEL - - WESTON LEECH - IOE GOSSIHUX - MR. CHSEY - who meets with that body. OFFICERS - President - - Vice-President - Secretary - - Sergeant-at-Hrms - Reporter - - Sponsor - SECOND SEMESTER - - DELHINE CROQK - HRTHUR BHSTLE - - WESTON LEECH - - - DHVID FIGUEREDO - - HOWHRD BENDER - - -MR. CHSEY FIRST HOW: Miller, Rose, Crook, Benenr, Leech, Mr, Casey, Steidel, Gossioux, Whalin, Thomas, Iones, Day, Rauss. SECOND ROW: Hara, Chavez, Howard, Miles, Scoones, Iensen, Weber, Basile, Maeda, Figueredo. G U E l45l WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB Qualifications: Interest in World Peace. Him: To interest the student in World Peace and Inter- national Friendship. Hnnual events: Tree planting on the Campus on Plrbor Day, oratorical contest, annual banquet. LHURELLH LANCHSTER - - President - Vice-President MILDRED HITCHCOCK - IEQN BURGER ------ Secretary - I-IUBERT LUCK - RRY DHVIS ---- LOUIS ZHMPERINI - RUTH COLBURN - - MRS. GRHNGER - - - Treasurer - - Reporter - - Social Chairman - Social Chairman - Sponsor - LHURELLH LHNCHSTER - - - - - BILL KEEPER MILDRED HITCHCOCK - - DHVID WILLIHMS - - - JOHN KLINK PHILIP IENSEN - - - MHRY IHNE SMITH - - MRS. GRHNGER FIRST ROW: Oswald, Clutter, Crook, Bunje, Kiink, Iensen, Miles, Lancaster, Keefer, Hitchcock, Stroh, Shibuyuma, Peterson. SECOND ROW: Lecxke, Buchmcm, Hyde, Shaw, Mrs. Granger, Neal, Hickey, Fukcxi, Ncxgayumcz. THIRD ROW: Willicxms, Turner, Burger, Mowry, Hague, E. Smith, Lcmdreth, Colburn, Humer, Une, Bischoff, York. FOURTH ROW: McHenry, Hansen, Fernley, Dcxvis, Duncan, Templeton, Sleeth. Steidel, Trezise, Kasper, Rndrews, Whalin, Leech. I46I TORR-ENSIC FORUM Qualifications: Satisfactory citizenship, interest in current events and debating. Him: To give practice to potential debaters and public speakers, Hrinual events: Inter-school debates. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER WALTER BUNIE - - - President - - GLORY ZHHRHDNIK HARRY BELL - - - - Vice-President ---- LUCILLE STROH LHURH MHY HYDE ---- Secretary - - DOROTHY SHHW FLORENCE BUCHMHN - - Treasurer - - - IEHNNE SEHRS DOROTHY SHHW - - - Sec. of Members - - - HHRRY BELL DHVID WILLIHMS - - Reporter - - - HLFRED SPEED MRS. YOUNG - - - - Sponsor - - - MRS. HLLHN FIRST ROW: Williams, Steidel, Bushman, M. Sears, Shaw, Mrs. Hllan, Stx-oh, Mrs, Young, Zuhradnik, I. Sears, York, Bunje. SECOND HOW: Craig, Seemcxtter, Speheger, Hyde, E. Smith, Hogue, Elder, Neal, Mowry, Burger, Nagaycrma, Morisset, Iones, THIRD ROW: Speed, Iensen, Pina, Hall, Tiffany, Taylor, Foster, Bischoff, McDonald, Leech, Flndrews. l47l QDRIGHL SING-ERS Qualifications: Hny Senior High student with average voice, ear for music, and desire to sing. Elimination is only necessary if applications for one part exceed those of another, since balance of parts must be maintained. Him: To provide enjoyment through part-singing of the World's finest music for its members as Well as to entertain non-members. Hnnual events: Outside concerts at service clubs. Pro- grams for Baccalaureate. Music for Commencement and other school functions. OFFICERS RUTH BHRNHRD Q - - - - - - President ALFRED SPEED - - - Vice-President FLORENCE BUCHMHN - - - - Secretary BETTIE ELLIOTT - - - - - Treasurer LHURH MHY HDYE - - Wardrobe Custodian MRS. EISCHEN' - - - - Sponsor FIRST ROW: Haefeli, Colburn, Leatherman, Lane, G. Mowry, Mrs. Eischen, Carlin, Toler, Floyd, Hickey. SECOND ROW: Hyde, Cox, Sears, Miles, Klink, Lancaster, E. Smith, Elder, Hogue, Hensley. THIRD ROW: Gotts, Hill, Craig, Turner, Taylor, Buchman, Zahradnik, Ienkins, Landreth, Kirkpatrick. FOURTH ROW: Keefer, Sleeth, Iohnson, Piper, Locke, Elliott, Foster, Barnard, Neal, Ienserr, Disario. FIFTH ROW: Speed, Davis, Bunje, Gilbert, Kent, Kasper, Isbel, Gossiaux, Smart, Harris, Chaplin, R. Mowry, York. VH RSITYCLUB Qualifications: Plny boy is eligible if he hos earned cr Varsity letter in crny mctjor sport. Him: To unite all lettermen in cr desire for good sports- Inonship. Flnnucrl events: Initiation of new members. Varsity-G. Pt. H. Dctnce. FIRST SEMESTER HUBERT LUCK - - LOUIS ZQMPERINI - HHRRY RICCHHRT - IHCK IHVENS - - MR. DONHHUE - OFFICERS - President - Vice-President - Secretary - Sergeant-at-Rrms - Sponsor - SECOND SEMESTER - - BOB TRESIZE - - CLHRENCE DRY - - DQVID WILLIHMS - - - LEO ROSSET - MR. DONRHUE FIRST ROW: Phillips, Kirkgutrick, Harris, Isbel, Iuvens, Trezise, Buy, Gossioux, Bunje, Rosset, Steidel, Hczrested. SECOND HOW: Piper, Thompson, Kent, Winkler, Gilbert, Williams, Qmmcm, Dcrvis, Richhcxrt, Smith, Iensen, Schipper, Speed, McHenry. TQRTHRKNIGI-ITS Qualifications: Senior High boys hand in an application and are voted in. Him: To keep order, and assist at all school functions. OFFICERS BOB TREZISE --------- - - - Captain CLHRENCE BHY ---------- Hssistant Captain DPIVID WILLIHMS, CHHRLES SMITH, RRY DHVIS, HLFRED SPEED --------- Squad Leaders MR. DONHHUE - - - - Sponsor FRONT ROW: Trelocxr, C. Gilbert, Williams, Speed, Smith, Trezise, C. Bay, Davis, Steidel. SECOND ROW: Crook, F. Lawver, Kasper, Keefer, Sleeth, Iensen, Heriett, Nady, McHenry, Rosset. THIRD BOW: Schipper, Perkins, Schimmick, Harris, Harsted, R. Gilbert, Tyra, Richhart, I. Bay, Benner, Coast. i501 , L Q. TIN CLUB Qualifications: Interest in classical subjects. Him: To further cm interest in culture. FIRST SEMESTER CHRL ANDREWS - - GEORGINH TIFFQNY MRRIHN SPEHEGER MHRIHN SPEHEGER DOROTHY IEHN CRHIF' - MRS. MORSE - - - OFFICERS - President - Vice-President - Secretary - - Treasurer - Sergeant-at-Hrms - Reporter - - V Sponsor - SECOND SEMESTER - - - - PHTTY POST - - MHRIORIE PHGE - - PEGGY OLSON - CHHRLES SCHULTZE - BETTY IOHNSON - - CHRL HNDREWS - - MRS. MORSE FIRST ROW: McGinnis, Koch. SECOND HOW: Hamcmo, Hcree, Shultz, E. Norman, Iohnson, Hndrews, Olson, Mrs. Morse, Post, Page, Schultz, Speheger, Hlverson, Traller, Huston. THIRD ROW: Bordeaux, Hall, V. Smith, Lincoln, Hnthony, Hill, Miles, Ordway, D. Seematter, N. Seematter, Mize, R. Norman, Tiifcrny, Craig, Sharp, Dowell, Hndrus, Steadrnan, Taguwa, Woodrock. K E Y C L U B Qualifications: Senior High boys hand in an application and are voted in. Him: Establishment of a Welfare fund for needy students. Hnnual events: Paper Drive, .Flrnateur Show. OFFICERS ' WILLIHM SCHIPPER - - - - - President PHILIP JENSEN - - - Vice-President BILL KEEPER - - Secretary MR. DONAHUE - - Sponsor FIRST ROW: Treloar, Kaspar, Keefer, Richhcxrt, Schipper, C. Smith, Trezise, Davis, Herleit, Rose. SECOND ROW: C. Bay, Bunje,, C. Gilbert, Williams, Steidel, Sleeth, Rosset, McHenry, Tyra, R, Gilbert. THIRD ROW: Kem, Ishel, M. Richardson, Fernley, Iensen, Oswald, Madore, Amman, Crook. 521 FUTURE FHRMERS' Qualifications: Must be a student in Vocational Hgricul- ture KSrnith-Hughes Classl. Him: To understand the importance of Plgriculture to Flmerica, and to learn to live. Hnnual events: Future Farmers' Convention, Hnnual Pic- nic, Great Western Livestock Show and Contest, Chino Iunior Fair Iudging Contest, Chaffee ludging Contests, State Depart- ment of Hgriculture Conclave, Los .Qngeles County Iunior Fair. Torrance F. F. Pl. was outstanding and Won many prizes in the various contests. Favorable comment appeared in the newspapers. There was much splendid achievement in the state-Wide contests by our agricultural students, and their in- structor anticipates even better results next year. OFFICERS WILLIHM SCHIPPER - ---- - President JOE BHY ---- - Secretary RHYMOND RICHHQRT - - Reporter MR. CROW - - - - Sponsor FIRST ROW: Synder, Shimcxtsu, Carlson, D. Figueredo, Dawson, Beadle, Kline. SECOND ROW: Grothman, Tanouye, Ritchie, Bailey, I. Bay, Richhari, Schipper, C. Bay, Mr. Crow, Whitely, Miller, McHenry, Iohnson, Trezise. THIRD ROW: Hata, Havens, Speheger, Haynes, Kalina, Franklin, Oswald, Davis, Winkler, West, B. Dennis, Quinn, Nakamura, B. Figueredo, Bretton. ' CLUB l53l FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER PUBLICHTIONS STHFFS FLHMESTHFF FRRNCES GRERVES SHIRLEY IOHNSON - ROY WHFILIN - - - MILDRED NEELHNDS PHT BHKER ---- M. HIGGINS - - - IOI-IN MacDONRLD HHRVEY HBRHMSON FRRNK THOMPSON - IHCK PIPER BILL ROBINSON DORIS PULLMHN - - CHRMEN TORRES - SYLVIH ZAMPERINI - GEORGIE HIGGINS - IEHN HUDSON IRCK IFIVENS - - KRY NERI.. ---- - - - Editor - - Q Rssociate Editor - - Circulation Mgr. - - Activity Editor - - - Joke Editor - - - - Verse Editor - - Exchange Editor - Boys' Sports Editorss - Girls' Sports Editor - Ir. Hi Girls' Sports Ed. - - Club Editor - - - - Hlumni News - - - - Hrt Editor - - - - Puzzl eEditor - - MILDRED NEELHNDS - Q - - PHT BHKER - - - ROY WHHLIN - - PEGGY WOOD IOHNNY McDONHLD - MILDRED HIGGINS HHRVEY HBRHMSON - FRHNK THOMPSON D. WILLIHMS C. GILBERT - DORIS PULLMRN - CHRMEN TORRES - SYLVIH ZAMPERINI -I GEORGIH HIGGINS IEHN HUDSON - - - If-ICK IRVENS - - - - KRY NEHI.. Members of Iournalism Class MR. HERBERT HNDREWS, Hdviser TORRHNCE NEWS TORCH IEHNNE SERRS - -Editor-in-Chief RUTH BRRNHRD - Campus Editor RRY DHVIS - - - Sports Editor BETTIE DHLTON - - News Editor CLHRK FOSTER - Humor Editor MILDRED RITCHIE - - Reporter MISS ETHEL BURNH GERTRUDE MOWRY - Reporter SYLVIA ZHMPERINI - - Typist HHRRY BELL - Business Manager RRY DRVIS - - Sales Business MR. H. HNDREWS - Publications MR. I. HHIG - Financial Fldviser RM - - - Iournalism STUDENT NEWS Hdviser - MISS BURNHHM ELEANOR SMITH, IEHNNE SEHRS, MILDRED HITCHCOCK, IOHN KLINK. SYLVIH ZHMPERINI, BETTIE DHLTON, RUTH BRRNHRD, BETTY HDHMS, GERTRUDE MOWRY, MILDRED RITCHIE, RUTH NHGHYRMR, HHRRY BELL, CLQRK FOSTER, RRY DHVIS, TOM VICK, GEORGE ISBEL, BILLY SHORE, MELVIN IOHNSON, DHVID WILLII-IMS, R!-IY STEIDEL FIRST ROW: Dunlog, Hbramson, Whalin, Lincoln, Wood, Darling, Higgins, Fernley, Fld Smith, Parks, owell. SECOND ROW: C. Hndrews, Klink, Neal, Hitchcock, Ritchie, Foster, Davis, Sears, Barnard, Miles, Smith, Dalton, Pullman, Miss Burnham. THIRD ROW: Nagagxma, Neelands, Baker, Iohnson, Greaves, King, Higgins, Hudson, Massey, Treloar, obrick. FOURTH ROW: Schaefer, Harris, Gilbert, Williams, Iavens, Thompson, H. Smith, Winkler, Hansen, Mr. Flndrews. T O R C H S T H F Qualifications: Hbility in journalism or English. Him: Publication of a book which records the activities of the year. Editor ---- Qssociate Editors Business Manager - Busines Staff - - Art Editor Faculty Editor - Class Editor - - Campus Life Editors - Boys' Sports Editor - Girls' Sports Editor - Feature Editors - - Typists - - - Hrt Staff - - Torch Sponsor - - Hrt Supervisor - Faculty Financial Hdviser TORCH STHFF HDELINE MORISSET RUTH NHGHYHMH, FRHNCES SHIBUYHMI31 HHRRY BELL - - WESTON LEECH, DOROTHY SHHW RRY DRVIS, PHUL KHSPER - - - - - NORMH IHCOBS - - - - - - VIDH IONES - - - - - RUTH NHGHYHMH - BETTIE DHLTON, MHDHLYN PINKHQM - - - - - - - RRY STEIDEL - - - - - - - EILEEN MILES - - HHRRY BELL, MILDRED HITCHCOCK - FUMIKO ISHIKHWA, KIKUE SCHIOTSU IRCK IHVENS, LENORH SCHROEDER MFIRY WOOSLEY, FUMIKO SHIMHTSU HELEN ERLER, VIRGINIH SMITH - - - MISS ETHEL R. BURNHHM - - MISS HDR M. P. CHHSE - - - - MR. IOHN HHIG FIRST HOW: Shaw, Miss Burnham, Morisset, Shibuyama. SECOND ROW: Shiatsu, Nagayama, Pinkharn, Leech, Iones, Ishikawa, Bell. THIRD HOW: Kasper, Steidel, Iacobs, Dalton, Miles, Hitchcock, Davis. L , L55 SENIOR .FIND IUNIOR O.H.Q. Qualifications: Earn lUO points. Citizenship to be satis- factory. Be voted in by executive committee. Earn 75 points each semester to stay in the club. Him: To promote sportsmanship and enjoyment in play. Plnnual events: Dances, candy sales, and sports. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER IHNE IOHNSTON ---- President - - MILDRED HITCHCOCK MILDRED HITCHCOCK - Vice-President - f - - - IOHN KLINK MILDRED NEELHNDS - Secretary-Treasurer - MILDRED NEELHNDS MILDRED HIGGINS --------- Hockey Manager RUTH NAGHYHMH - ------- Baseball Manager TSUYOKO FUKHI - - Volleyball Manager HENRIETTH SCHIPPER - - - Sergeant-at-Hrms MRS. I-IITZLER --------- - - - Sponsor G . I-I . Q . FIRST ROW: Crook, Hogue, H. Taylor, Elder, Dalton, Mrs. Hitzler, Klink, Hitchcock, Neeland, Baker, Humer, R. Nagayarna West, S. Iohnson, Greaves. SECOND ROW: Barnard, Elliot, Bushman, Turner, Hlyde, Shaw, Miles, Lancaster, Neal, Mowry, Fukai, Nagayama, Hight, Ordway. THIRD ROW: Hoke, McHenry-I Long, Norman, B. Iohnson, . Wilkes, Wood, Hi gins, Torres, McCutcheon, Spe eger, R. Taylor, Toler, Haefeli. FOURTH ROW: gl9aqe, Rcree, Bradford, Post, Crandall, Tiffany, Pullman, Krese, Hill, Olsen, Hall, Schipper, Hensley, Carlin. i, IUNIORG.!-1.9. FIRST ROW: Brissinier, Barkclull, Zamperini, Moon, Ofole, Rossi, Possum, Hllen, Weber, Howe, Wrig t, Warthari, V, Weber, Burchett, S. Hays, Pearson, Woler. SECOND ROW: Shimznick, Hormel, Benner, Fish, Neff, Newell, Callaway, Hasegawa, Hamman, Schroeder, Ramskill, Guttenfelcler, Hill, Blakesly, C. Wilkes, Greiner. THIRD ROW: Marsh, Clark, McGinnis, Serviola, Hrmstrong, Hatton, Micheau, Cox, Thomas, Schultz, Interrnill, Norman, E. Mauk, Uneda, Kemei, Horney, Wallace, Rusk. FOURTH ROW: Wertella, McCune, Lovelady, Brown, H. McHenry, Stirrat, Stegelmeyer, C. Mauk, Rebadow. IUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUBS Qualifications: Eighth grade student with satisfactory citi- zenship and ability to sing. Purpose: Provide opportunity to sing good choral music and learn good choral technique. F-lnnual event: Participation in lunior High Commence- ment, programs, and Carnival. BOYS OFFICERS GIRLS MRRVIN LEE ---- - President - - - LOIS IHNE HLLEN DON BLD HITCHCOCK - - Vice-President - - BERNHRDINE, BROWN RICHHRD MILLER, IR. - - Secretary - - - - IOHN RHMSKILL MRS. EISCHEN ----- Sponsor ----- MRS. EISCHEN IUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Mrs. Eischen, Fossum, Guttenfelder, Hill, Wright, Snow, B. Ernst, Barkdull. SECOND ROW: McFlnally, Calloway, Greiner, Howe, Hrmstrong, Bates, Obole, Weber, Mickle. THIRD ROW: Mauk, Blakesley, Wilkes, Marsh, Stemple, Malin, Serviolo, Hasegawa, Strautmcn, Coldiron, D. Ernst. FOURTH ROW: Brown, McHenry, McCune, Deithlin, Bay, Hatton, Ramskill, Pina, Booth. lUNIORBOYS'GLEE CLUB ' FIRST ROW: Hazel, Flnderson, Iensen, Miller, Moore, Mrs. Eischen, West, Scoones, Ross, Edmunds, Hitchcock, Dowel. SECOND ROW: Kerber, Fordyce, Higgins, Garland, Batovsky, Iordan, Coppinger, Tresize, Peckham, Sakamoto, Ioyce, Elha:x.iman. THIRD ROW: Carr, johnson, Lovelady, Cowan, Worcester, Buckley, B111 ,ard, Carlson, Hedrick, Lee, Friedman. l57l COMMEECIHL CLUB Qualifications: Must be interested in commercial affairs, take a commercial course, and be voted in by members. Him: To build a more definite knowledge of commercial everyday existence. Hnnual events: Speakers from prominent organizations and colleges. Educational trip each semester. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER CFITHERINE CHSBHKER - - President - - FRANCES SHIBUYHMQ RUTH COLBURN ---- Vice-President ---- HHZEL FOSTER CLHRK FOSTER - - - Secretary - - - KHTHRYN NEHL LENH HNDREWS - - - Treasurer - - - KHTHRYN NEHL HDELINE MORISSET - - Reporter - - HDELINE MORISSET MISS M. IONES - - - Sponsor - - - MISS M. IONES FIRST ROW: Colburn, L. Hndrews, Haefeli, Neal, Morisset, Miss Iones, D. Pullman, Humer, Shibuycma, Fukai. SECOND ROW: Elder, Everett, Specht, G. Plndrews, Sopchinsky, M. Sears, Hensley, Stroh, Hickey, Landreth. 581 ' STUDENT STORE Qualifications: Preferably commercial students. Him: To give students an insight into store management. Hnnual events: Reasonable and up-to-date service to students. Participation in Carnival. Sponsor: Mr. Haig. The Student Store has a staff of twenty-live clerks. lts purpose is to offer at reasonable prices necessary articles which the student has neglected to provide himself with else- where. FIRST ROW: Wiliams, Harris, Steidel, C. Smith, Bunje, Davis, Ralston. SECOND ROW: Sopchinsky, Burger, Darling, Pullman, Neelrmds, Mr. Haig. THIRD ROW: Humer, Stroh, Smith, Ienkins, Greaves, Baker. L59 V H RIE T501 TY CL-UB Qualifications: Talent and ct Willingness to perform before the public. Him: To develop tcrlent of its members to cr higher degree. Rnnuctl events: Show Boat, performance at Cctrnivcrl. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER MRRGUERITE DHRLING - - President - - MHRGUERITE DHRLING WILBUR FRHNKLIN - - - Vice-President ---- ROBERT SLEETH HELEN SMITH ---- - Secretory - - - DHPHENE LHNDRETH HELEN SMITH - - - - Treasurer - - - DHPHENE LHNDRETH IHCK KENT - ---- Sergecmt-cxt-Firms - - -. REGGIE TRELOHR MHRY IHNE SMITH - - - Reporter - - - - LOUIS MURRAY MR. CHSEY ---- - Sponsor - - - - MR. CHSEY FIRST ROW: Long, Iohnson, Miles, Whitt, Mize, Lundreth, Trelour, Darling, Sleeth, Humer, Fernley, H. Smith, West, McCutcheon. SECOND ROW: Murray, Discrio, M. I. Smith, Hull, Gotts, Wright, Neal, Mr. Casey, Ienkins, Kent, Dalton, Wilkes, W, Franklin, Batovsky. DRQMQTICS CLUB Qualifications: Plnyone who feels that he has special dramatic ability. Him: To supply the school with a more uplifting and in- spiring type of entertainment. Hnnual events: F1 trip to Mrs. Engels for a chicken dinner that only she can cook. OFFICERS LOUIS MURRHY - - - - - - - - President HZHLEE HQRRISON - - - Vice-President LUCILLE STROH - - Secretary-Treasurer BOB WHITELY - - Sergeant-at-Hrms RUTH BHRNQRD - - - - Reporter MRS. ENGEL - - - - Sponsor FIRST ROW: Cox, Harrison, Stroh, Miles, Barnard. SECOND RQW: Whitely, Bunje, Mrs. Engel, Murray, Fernley, Clutter. Nil QPHNESE CLUB Qualifications: Hny Iapanese student above the ninth grade. Him: To build a more friendly relation between the differ- ent nationalities in the school, to overcome shyness among the students, and to give service to the school. Hnnual events: H social. - OFFICERS-SECOND SEMESTER MHRION UNE ---------- - President IIMMY I-IHRUKI ----------- Vice-President TSUYOKO FUKHI - - Secretary BILL THGUWH - - Treasurer RUTH NHGHYHMI-'1 - - Reporter MRS. EISCHEN - - Sponsor FIRST, ROW: F. Ishikcwa, Shiotsu, T. Nagczyama, R. Nagaycxmcx, Une, Mrs. Eischen, Shibuycxmcx, Shibutu, Suedcz, Scxkamoto, Fukui. SECOND ROW: Shimatsu, Tcmouye, Hatcx, Taguwcx, Yasunaga, Ncxkamum, T. Ishikawa. 621 VOCHTIONQL COOKING CLHSS Qualifications for membership: Must be,-in Senior year. Pref- erence given to those especially interested in cooking as a trade. Him: To qualify as maids, houselceepers, chefs, and cater- ers. To obtain experience in cafeteria management. To develop appreciation for quality in foods, to learn to plan and balance menus. Hnnual events: Preparing and serving all school banquets. Plssisting the P. T. H. by serving teas and luncheons. MRS. WYVELL - - Sponsor FIRST ROW: L. Rndrews, Iones, M. Leake, Schipper, Mrs. Wyvell, Doner, Sears, Burger, Harrison, Nagayama. SECOND ROW: Dalton, D. Leake, Rocque, Neelands, Bates, Stroh, Lancaster, Warrington, Zahradnilc. THIRD ROW: Shibuyama, Taylor, Haynes, Turner, Lawver, Foster, McHenry, Clutter. I7 t' ' P 1. - . P. .. iv '11 fe. . l 'Q i V -ef.: 71.-i. 5 1.'f1 'gli' w,- -, e -7 E ,!'2'i1?.U'4Z LR Fl 5 ' 'if .Q gy ,J - LB3l STHGECREW Qualifications: Shop experience. Him: To prepare stage for school productions. Hnnual events: Settings for plays, aud calls, Carnival, and Commencement. ' OFFICERS REGGIE TRELOF-IR - ---- - Manager MR. BURCHETT - - - - - Sponsor With the auditorium still incapacitated by the earth- quake, the stage crew has much difficulty in arranging a portable stage and chairs for programs. FIRST ROW: Murray, Trelocnm, Mr. Burcheit, Tolson, Smith. SECOND HOW: Schimmick, Gilbert, Wallace, Harsted. 641 SQFETY COMMISSION Qualifications: Reliability and interest in safety. Original group chose other members from a variety of fields. Him: ill To make the school safety conscious. KZJ To make a survey of the school plant to discover hazards and bad practices. C31 To eliminate these haazrcls arid bad prac- tices. C4J to work out an emergency scheme for each type of risk. 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L1 1 -w - Q53-' '- 51 -0 '41 . 1.-5:4-1a:r.f: we-zffzf-Afv-:. V, V, . ,Q fran:-ins,l5::a:EZ4?3G:gSV1f.,:22- ' V.- -Q-Q-T' 2.G6:21955,pan-Jiqaiefzl--ff' -5 7 qgppm- V be .. - ----'-'Vr1 5 ., . . .. Pl T H L E T l C S In the last two years athletics at Torrance have travelled a new path for the better. We are on topg a new do-or-die spirit has sprung up. What is to hold us back? Placing tive men on the mythical all-star Marine League team, and the two captains, lack lavens and Iohnny McFadden, receiving all- Southern California mention, should not only set an ex- ample tor the upstarts but for every- one. To Coach Donahue, and his 1935 co-champs, we give our vote of appreciation, and pledge 100 per cent backing of his future squads. BERNHRD I. DONQHUE Coach t59l F C C T B Q. L L IHCK IHVENS CHU-City-Hll-Marine League Halfl lack was the triple-therat man on the power-studded Tartar team. His ability to swivel-hip around the enemy, and snag the passes out of nowhere, gave lack the honor this year of being the only Marine League football player to be placed on the mythical all-city second team, and the tirst Torrance player to receive honorable mention on the Hll-Southern California. Engineer Iavens averted many a Tartarderailment, and sent the opponent into a siding. His loss to Torrance will be an asset to any college. CHHBLES SMITH CHU-Marine League Fulll With boomer Chuck Smith carrying the mail, something was bound to happen. l-le was plenty beefy, and his grinding power polished off his opponents to the last degree. H typical Hll-Marine League plunger and line crasher, Chuck had rhythm in his maneuvers, and hit the heart of the line with irresistible force. His blocking and defensive playing is going to be missed next year. IIMMIE HMMHN Iimmie was the head clerk in the aerial department. Passing the old pigskin with certain aim, he helped to account for many of the Tartars' win- ning points. Hs a ball carrier, Iimmie had natural ability, and swept the wings of his opponents with the prowess of a sensational star. The 1936 team will have a bright spot at left half. BOB TBEZISE fFlll-Marine League Quarterl This was Bob's tirst year at barking signals, but he soon found himself, and was the real stuff. His consistent punting, excellent selection of plays, and natural blocking, easily gained him a position on the Hll-Marine League team. Bob returns next fall, and is Coach Donahue's brightest prospect. IOHNNY MCFQDDEN fFlll-Marine League End? Hn inspiration to his team, Iohnny's sensational catches paved the way for many of the Tartar touchdown jaunts. H fast crashing end, McFadden dynamited into the backtield of his opponents, wrecking and smearing plays before they could form. Iohnny has been Hll-Marine League for two years, and his natural ability should carry him on to great heights in college. Torrance-Narbonne Game Y I. Iavens i70l b F O O T B H L L DONHLD HHYNES CHll-Marine League Second String Tacklel It was Don's tirst year, but that only made him work harder. With de- termination and pluck, he charged into the enemy's backtield and proved himself a tackle. Haynes was a mainstay in the Tartar defense, and his lighting spirit will be hard to replace next year. MHX SMITH CHU-Marine League Guardl Coming up from last year's yearlings, Max proved what trying can do. He played phenomenal football all season, and was on the bottom of every pile. Max was handicapped by a mid-season injury, but his appearances on the gridiron were all outstanding performances, and placed him on the mythical Hll-Marine League team. Max's untimely death three weeks after winter graduation was a sad blow to all. He had received an appointment to Hnnapolis. HHRRY RICHHHRT CCenterJ Harry was the behind-the-line boy in defensive Work, and possessed a rare faculty in smearing running and pass plays. His accurate centering led the Tartar backs on to glory in every game. H top-notch player in every detail, and weighing only l45 pounds, Harry gained the respect of every rival he played against. PHILIP IENSEN fGuardl Phil was Max's running mate and also was a recruit from the light- weights. He turned out to be one of the powerhouse men on the Tartar line, and his ability at running interference smoothed the ,way for many team scores. His graduation leaves a big vacancy. FRHNK THOMPSON CTackleJ Reporting for experience as an experienced tackle, this year Prank de- veloped into a rough, aggressive lineman, and filled a large gap in the 'l'artar's forward wall. His pile-driving attacks on defense broke up plays with devasatating results, and his huge stature on defense opened up holes for a back to make those needed yards. He still has another year. Trezise-lavens-Davis McFadden H. Richhart-Iensen l71l F C O T B H L L HUBERT LUCK Clflndl L Hard Luck Hubert played in only three games, due to injuries, but he displayed the goods when he was in there. Fast and flashy, Luck filled Coach Donahue's order for a stream-lined speed attack. He had the needed incentive to catch passes, and his blocking and offensive ability made him a hard player. Plnother loss to Torrance. LEO ROSSET KGuardJ Iron Man Rosset is the rugged type that would rather play football than eat land hates wornenj. H vicious tackler and hard blocker, Rosset will undoubtedly be an Hll-Marine League guard next year. Rough and ag- gressive, Leo will be one of the most valuable cogs in Coach Donahue's l936 machine. FORREST Mcl-HENRY CEndJ Doc is a consistent player who is light, but showed up well against heavier competition. Forrest played very little ball until the last of the season, but he has the tight and grit to make an outstanding player on the 1936 team. RHY DHVIS CGuardJ Ray had never played much ball, but his blocking and defensive playing earned him a position on the team. During his two years of football, Davis had a tighting spirit that never ceased. HHRRY OSWQLD CTackleJ Big and tough, Oswald was a hard opponent for his rivals. His hard tackling and stonewall defensive playing kept Haynes on his toes for fear of substitution. lHCK KENT CEndJ Tall and heavy, lack was a contender for right end. With two years' experience behind him, Kent should fill the position and take a worry off Coach Donahue's shoulders. LEONHRD HHRRIS CTackleJ To the call of football Harris will ever eagerly respond. His love for the game-plus a vow to himself--will make him an outstanding lineman on the SB squad. Big and aggressive, Leonard is always in the midst of play. Hosset-M. Smith-R. Richhart Luck-Gilbert--Oswald-Thompson ps.- 5. I l72l F O O T B H L L , BHYMOND RICHHHRT CC'enterJ Bay lacked the experience, but under Coach Donahue's and brother l-larry's tutelage, he is destined to be a four-year letterman, and will handle the position like a veteran. I-le has proved his willingness and ability, and will be a bright spot on the local gridiron for the next two years. . CHBL GILBERT CEndl Tall, and a scrapper, Carl should furnish some hot competition for Kent next year. He has had the experience, and will strengthen the right wing impressively. - . EL SEGUNDO till , TOBRHNCE C131 The bleachers full, pom poms flying amidst shrill yells, the Marine League football season started oft with a 13-O victory for Torrance. The tirst quarter showed plenty of Tartar power, but the fighting Oilers held time and again when the ball was in play. The second quarter opened, and with Chuck Smith and Max Smith paving the way, lavens smashed over left tackle for a score and conversion. The half ended after a grueling session of power plays, but not until the Tartars had drilled their way deep into the Oilers' pay well, and were grasp- ing for a six-point check. ln a scoreless third quarter, both teams braced, but the Tartars' steam- roller tactics crushed every hope El Segundo ever had. The tinal period started olt with lavens, ace halfback, running 4U yards off tackle to the Oilers' 2-yard line. Signals were called, the ball snapped, and with excellent inter- ference lavens chalked up another tally. The try for extra point went wide of the cross-bar. lavens kicked off, and El Segundo had the ball on Tor- rance's 35-yard line when the gun sounded, ending the game. This game marked the first Marine League injury at the expense of Bill Dennis, star quarterback for El Segundo' Upon being taken to the hospital, he was found to have a slight concussion, but within an hour was permitted to go home. LEUZINGER C73 TOBBQNCE C205 I-lnnexing another victory, Torrance continued its winning streak by down- ing the hard-fighting Leuzinger eleven 20-7. Torrance kicked off to Leuzinger, Winkler-I. Iavens--Bay-C. Smith Harris-Haynes-Mcl-lenry-Kent ' 'l . .BJ 1- ' l73l F O O T B Q L L and took full advantage of a fumble to march over the goal for a score, but failed to convert. The second quarter brought out a determined eleven and, led by foe Hrico, quarterback, Leuzinger rushed down the field for a score and extra point. Trailing by one point, Torrance got tired up and started a march down the field, but the gun went oft, and Torance's hopes were shattered. With one of the most inspiring pep talks ever given by Coach Donahue under their belts, a hard bunch of Tartars came out on the field ready for battle. Led by quarterback Trezise, a charging backfield of Smith, Hmman, and Iavens pounded to a touchdown and conversion, making the score 13-7. ln wild despair, Leuzinger tried a passing attack in the third quarter, but, fully prepared, the Tartars easily handled the situation. The last quarter netted another seven points for Torrance, and the game ended on Leuzinger's 20-yard stripe. NHRBONNEClD TORRHNCEClD They built dream castles of Narbonne's football prowess in the air, but 'l'orrance held the mortgage, until a swift, dashing passing attack in the last few seconds of play netted the Narbonne Gauchos a l2-l2 tie with the cham- pion-bound Torrance Tartars. Surpassing the' 1934 attendance record, 4,000 spectators witnessed a slashing, rip-roaring affair from start to finish. Fighting well and cleanly against an enemy that did likewise, the Tar- tarites shut down Narbonne's passing factory, and were the first to score. With Iavens and Smith pounding and battering the line, ye old pigskin was brought into the pay dirt territory late in the first quarter. Plmman then gave the leather one of his heaves, and it landed right in lavens' outstretched arms, and lack just jogged five yards to a touchdown. Iavens converted, but a Tartar lineman used his hands illegally, and a fifteen-yard penalty resulted. The conversion was tried again, but was not good. ln the second quarter Narbonne woke up and a tally came when the Powers-l-laslem combination scored on a pass, but the conversion was blocked. In a curdling deadlock, both teams went at it hammer and tongs, but neither could score, and the half ended 6-6. lavens kicked off, and the third period was on. There were several ex- Torrance-Narbonne Game ' Hmrnan B gs Q l74l F O C T B Q L L changes of punts, and then Narbonne fumbled on their own 35-yard line, and Torrance recovered. Plmman zipped one into-lavens' arms for a tally, but tighting annulled a deciding play. The quarter was drawing to a close when Mclfadden, star end, snagged a pass for six pointsp the kick was missed for the extra point, and Torrance led l2-6. Staging a phenomenal air-driving attack, the Gauchos traveled from their own 30-yard stripe to the Tartar 20. Fading back, I-laslem threw a short pass to Clayton, who ran over the last white line for the tying score. The conversion was void when both teams were off-side, but play was not re- sumed, as all football games must end ten minutes after sundown, a Marine League ruling. GI-IRDENQ KUJ TORRPINCE C191 Putting on their war shoes, the Torrance Tartars, l935 edition, completed the title chase. In the first quarter Hmman intercepted a pass on the 45-yard line and tossed a lateral to Iavens, who fumbled but recovered, Slug Hen- derson was doing plenty of damage to our line, but was taken out of the game with an injured knee. The Mohicans then took oil the war paint and retreated. Hmman bullet-passed to lavens, who romped across the stripe, but failed to boot the ball between the goal posts. The last half opened with Iavens intercepting a pass thrown by Nelson, and then galloping back 50 yards. On their own 6-yard line, Gardena held. With the ball in Gardena's possession they began a flurry of passes, but our fast-charging line and backtield soon marooned the idea. Torrance's ball. McFadden's flying feet carried him around end for 30 yards to a score, and this time lavens' kick was good. Gardena braced in the fourth quarter, and neither team scored, but it was a game of many things to eulogize, namely, Iohnny McFadden could easily have been named an honorary member of Gardena's backtield because of his consistent smearing of plays before they advanced. Torrance had the pigskin at the Mohican goal posts when the gun cracked, leaving Torrance Co-champs with Narbonne. FOOTBHLL SQUHD FIRST ROW: Luck, Thompson, C. Smith, M. Smith, I, Iavens, Gilbert, C. Iavens, Rosset, R. Richhari, Hansen. SECOND ROW: Turner, Smart, Madore, Winkler, Basile, Oswald, H. Richhart, Grubbs, Dowell, Gandsey, Carr. THIRD ROW: Donahue, Haynes, Chaplin, Iensen, Kent, Trezise, Evans, Taguwa, McHenry, Harris, Powell, McGinnis, Nady. ' 3 L ga . t, t. .Kg.f.'if l75l F O O T B H L L BELL C261 TOPLRHNCE C201 Before a small crowd of 800 spectators, Bell, Pacific League Champs, de- feated Torrance, Marine League Co-Champs, in an intersectional game by the narrow margin of one touchdown. The charging Eagles swept to a 26-20 victory to win the Pacific-Marine League Championship. The Bell scores. and one conversion came in the first quarter when the Eagles spread their wings and soared over the stunned Tartars. Torrance was minus the services of Iohnny McFadden, who was out with a bad knee, but McHenry, his sub, played a heads-up game, though he lacked the experience of the veteran McFadden. With the score 13-0 against them in the second quarter, it looked like a rout for Torrance, but like a flash the picture changed, and Torrance led for a short time 14-13. lack Iavens, smashing halfback, stole the show with his 10- and 30-yard runs that netted two touchdowns in rapid succession, and then his educated toe converted both times to put the Tartars in front. VV ith Davidson in the initial role of star, Bell crashed and slashed their way to another score and conversion. Trezise received the kickoff, and lateralled to Iavens, who failed to gain. Bell took the ball on Trezise's punt, but fumbled on the 30-yard lineg Trezise recovered, and Chuck Smith, fullback, pounded and cut his way for a Tartar score. The game ended as the Tartars were making a last-minute attempt to score again via the airway. NORTH VS SOUTH Flashing both deception and power, the Northside prep gridders thor- oughly convinced a howling mob of 7l,000, mostly high school lads and lassies, that the Southside boys simply don't know what this game of football is all about. Hnyhow, the Southsiders were on the short end of a 26-13 score in the third annual prep aridiron classic in the Coliseum, the receipts of which were turned over to the P. T. Fl. Milk Fund. Manual Hrts was the only winner for the Southside, upsetting Lincoln's mighty city Championship eleven 7-0 in the finale. Narbonne and San Fernando started it oft with Haslam passing to Powers for a score, but Powers failed to convert. Narbonne kicked oft, and on the first play Bertell scampered 58 yards to a touchdown. Bertell converted. The period ended with Narbonne on the short end of a 6-7 score. The North Hollywood-Bell affair found the ball being flipped forward and laterally with a lone score for North Hollywood. Conversion blocked. Score 6 0 Outweighed fifteen pounds to the man, Torrance took the field against Fairfax next. Though Torrance fought valiantly, Fairfax scored once and succeeded in making the conversion. lust once did Iavens have the chance to get away and make a run, but to no avail. ln a wide-open game, the Franklin Panthers tripped Fremont 6-0. Play- ing airplane ball, Frankiln scored on a pass from Lingna to Schilz. The next 20 minutes resulted in a scoreless tie between Los Hngeles High and Venice. With neither team getting warmed up, there was only one first down in the period of play. MHNUHL HRTS C71 LINCOLN Q01 -The Hrtisans took the ball on the Lincoln 29-yard stripe, and on the first play LaBusso reversed around his own left end for a touchdown and con- version. The garne ended with the only victory for the South credited to Manual Hrts. North 25, South 13. 1751 BQSKETBHLL VPIRSITY The odds were too much for the Tartar casaba-throwers, and a cellar championship was the net earnings for the season. George lsbel, Takashi Kiyornura, and lunior Lane were the main factors in the teams scoring, While David Williams and Ray Steidel did the defensive Work. Torrance bids adieu to these graduating seniors. VHRSITY LINEUP SECOND STRING Takashi Kiyornura L. F. Bill Phillips lunior Lane R. F. Melvin Smith George lsbel. C. Ioe Gossiaux David Williams L. G. Lee Plllen Ray Steidel R. G. Walter Bunje EL SEGUNDO t38l TORRHNCE tl3l Playing against the defending champs, Torrance Was taken down the river for a 38-13 defeat. LEUZINGER C525 TORRQNCE H183 The dirt court and the 1935 League Champs ran up a 52-18 score to defeat the Tartars in a Wide-open game. The Blue and White gave Torrance its worst defeat of the year, but there are no alibis. NQRBONNE t42l TORRHNCE l6l Underdogs again, the Tartars were outscored but not outtought by a better Gaucho tive to the tune of 42-16 in a home court game. GHRDENH i235 . TORRQNCE C223 Led by game Captain Ray Steidel, who sank a field goal and foul shot to tie the score in the last seconds of play, the Tartars fought hard for top laurels, but in vain. Two overtime periods found the Tartars battering for victory, but all hope ended when a Mohican guard tossed a basket to end the worst season Torrance basketball has ever experienced. NOTE-The H and B Basketball picture had to be omitted because of not being able to get the teams together after the first picture proved to be defective. CHNDDBHSKETBHLLTEHMS Hd. Smith, Richardson, Hrv. Smith, Fess, Wilkes Iohnson, Ftbramson, Woodcock, Rause, Bordeaux T Q If77l BHSKETBHLL CLHSS B The lightweights were the best representatives of basketball that Tor- rance had. Teamwork, speed, and accurate shooting carried thern through the race to fourth place, but with a few breaks they should have been in the real money. Winning a thrilling victory from El Segundo 18-17, they came back the following week to drop a heart-breaker to Leuzinger. Our old rivals, the Gauchos, were next. ln a toe-to-toe fight the yearlings were subdued 29-26 on a break. ln the final game Gardena caught the B's on an off day, and were lucky to win. Sleeth, Hull, and Herlett were the sureshots, with Sleeth runner-up in the league indiivdual high-point making. Nady and Franklin were re- sponsible for holding the opponents to such low scores. LIGHTWEIGHT LINEUP Bob Sleeth L. F. Delaine Crook Iirnrnie Herlett B. F. Duck Clutter Kenneth Hull C. David Powell Tony Nady B. G. Bill Keefer Wilbur Franklin , L. G. Don Green TENNIS TERM Having their rnost disastrous season in many years, the boys' tennis team lost to Leuzinger, Gardena, and Narbonne. Only against El Segundo did our Backetairs show the fine form that beat Redondo in practice games. The players and positions: First Doubles: Walter Bunje, Melvin Benner. Second Doubles: Delaine Crook, Iunior Bichardson. l-'irst Singles-Bob Clayton. Second Singles: Louis Madore. Third Singles: Hrthur Woodcock. Fourth Singles: Louis Murray. BOYS' AND GIRLS' TENNIS TERMS Murray, Iohnson, Woodcock, Madore, Bunje, Klink, Lancaster, Clayton, Fess, Crook, Richardson, Baum. T781 B Q S E B Q L L El.. SEGUNDO C43 TOBBHNCE C53 The plate was dusted off, umpire yelled play ball, and baseball opened in the Marine League for 1936. With Lefty Williams allowing only three hits, the locals carried the crown of victory from El Segundo, 4-5, Plrval Smith stole the show when he brought in the winning run on a bunt that was good for two bases. - LEUZINGER 133 TGBBHNCE Cl3 With Williams out for the rest of the season due to an injured arm, Tor- rance tasted its first deefat from Leuzinger, 3-l. Huntsman, frosh chucker, pitched good ball, but the well-balanced Blue and White nine was too much for the 'l'artars. NHBBONNE C103 TOBBHNCE ClU3 Crossing all of their runs in the first three innings, the Gauchos held until the beginning of the fifth inning, when the Tartars went to work. ln tive times at bat, Doc Mcl-lenry placed four flies over the centeriield fence, but was allowed only two bases. In the seventh inning Scoones smacked a double to bring in Huntsman, and tie the score. GQBDENH C133 TOBBHNCE C23 Showing strong hitting power, the Gardena Mohicans downed the Tar- tars in a disheartening game. Smith and Sleeth were the only Torrance batters to register hits, while Rief and Walker were Gardena's chief hitters. Poor fielding was the cause of the high scoring for Gardena. EL SEGUNDO C23 TORBHNCE ll3 In an air-tight ball game, El Segundo nosed the Tartars out in the last inning to win by a one-run margin. Myatt, Oiler pitcher, was in good form, allowing only three hits. ln the seventh inning, with bases loaded, lil Segundo pulled a sneaker, and put in a midget to bat. Unable to pitch to him, Huntsman walked the little guy, and the winning run was scored. FIRST HOW: Baker, Baile , Smith, Trezise, Gilbert, Sleeth, Iackson, White, Coast. SECOND ROW: l,N'll' Ri hardson Winkler Hull Gilbert Fulton Hllen, Flores. THIRD Snyder, Lamb, McHenry, 1 rams, c , , , , , ROW: Coach Donahue, Dowell, Slover, Chavez, West, Hmman, B. Scoones, Massey, Dawson, Huntsman, Sommers, Herlett, Perkins, Harris, Sieidel, H. Scoones. l79l T R Pl C K It looks like another successful chapter in Torrance track history, with the Tartar spikesteers starting the 1936 season by defeating El Segundo and Leuzinger in league competition. Hlthough the team lost several champs, there is still some outstanding material in Speed, Piper, Bay, Schipper, and Nady. ln the opening meet of the season, Torrance amassed 60112 points to El Segundo's 48112, The clocking was slow, but expectations were not too great this early in the season. Leuzinger looked good, but the Tartars won in a comparatively easy fashion, 562 to 4726. Nady, C. Smith, and Schipper turned in impressive performances in the high jump, shot put, and pole vault respectively. TORRHNCE WINS MQRINE LEHGUE CLHSS B CHQMPIONSHIP fohny Schmidt and lack Piper led the Tartar reserves to Marine League Class B Championship in the league finals which were held at Leuzinger High School on May 29. Schmidt, a Sophomore, took a first in the 100-yard dash and was a member of the winning relay team, while the diminutive Piper placed third in the high hurdles, first in the low hurdles Ca new Marine League record of 13.8 secondsl and was also a member of the winning relay team. Turning toward the 1937 track calendar we are brought to another thing altogether. With track interest stimulated, Kirkpatrick, Gilbert, Kent, 1-lerlett, and Haruki should put Torrance out in front, by breaking the tape ahead of their competitors. Of course, Old Man Graduation fthe robberl has to take someone, and this year holds no exception. Bay, Schipper, Piper, Speed, and Turner, who were always consistent point makers, are leaving, but let's bid them adieu and turn towards 1937. FIRST HOW: Speed, R. Smith, Madore, Herlett, Wilkes, Harris, Hedge, Oswald. SECOND ROW: Haruki, D. Figueredo, Bischoff, C. Bay, Piper, C. Smith, Scoones, Haynes, Hmrested, Bordeaux, Crook, Kalina, THIRD ROW: Donohue, Tanouye, B, Figueredc, Clutter, Grubbs, Miles, Roberts, Turner, C. Gilbert, Nady, Richardson, Pupkoif, Duncan, R. Gilbert. FOURTH ROW: Bailey, L. Benner, Schwartz, Hatter, Mitchell, Halo, I-Ianni, H. Smith, Green, Raymond, H. Trezise, Woodcock, M. Benner, C. Trezise. . 77 ' V N 7 ' ' T':T lsf' 7 '.-T.,'f2.-.,i-3 Wlli' :' 'A L ' 4-L 1.4 'L 45' 1801 GlBLS'SPCBTS Girls' Play Days are held in all Los Hngeles City schools as the only form of girls' inter-school sports. Each school may act as hostess once each semester, and also be a guest once during the term. The total-for the year is thus four, but no school may participate in more than two a semester. When Los Hngeles High School invited Torrance girls to its Play Day, it at tirst appeared that Torrance was ineligible to accept, since it had already been at Banning and expected to give its own Play Day during May. How- ever, all of the invited schools, except Narbonne, were ineligible to come to Torrance, Since that was the case, a Field Day with Narbonne Was planned for May 27, and the girls were thus eligible to accept Los Pingeles I-ligh's in- vitation. The trip to such a big school was most interesting, and the girls thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Torrance, Narbonrie, and San Pedro attended a Play Day at Banning on Hpril l. Each school had its teams for the various games, and the contests between the schools Were keen. Torrance lost in volleyball and baseball, and won in tennis and basketball. TERMS HT BHNNING PLPIY DQY BPISEBFILL Catcher: Loraine Hill Shortstop: Ruth Nagama CManage-rl Pitcher: Bettie Dalton, Betty Iohnson Right Field: Korena Carlin First Base: Dorothy Elder Center Field: Illlice West Second Base: Margaret Batovsky Left Field: Lenora Schroeder Third Base: Doris Kresse SPEEDBHLL-BHSKETBHLL FIRST ROW: Dalton, Barnard, Pullman, Hitchcock, Neelcmds, Miles, Baker. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hitzler, Schipper, Mize, Neal, Elder, Humer, Hill, Hyde, Nagcryama, Batovsky. l, ' . E811 l t GlRLS,'SPORTS TENNIS TEHM Laurella Lancaster Ioan Klink BHSKETBHLL Forwards: Mildred Neelands, Georganna Humer, Martha I-Ioke Centers: Inez Smith, Barbara Hall Guards: Merle McHenry, Doris Pullman VOLLEYBHLL Georgina Tiffany, Marian Speheger, Tauyuko Fukai, Henrietta-Schipper, Wilton Hensley, Hlice Taylor, Margaret Hogue, Mildred Hitchcock, Irene Wilkes, Phyllis Ordway. First semester the G. Fl. H. attended a Play Day at Narbonne, with San Pedro and Gardena also in attendance. Torrance was victorious in all but ping pong. 'The other sports played were: tennis, horseshoes, speedball, basketball, and volleyball. - TEQMS HT LOS PINGELES HIGH PLHY DHY . BQSEBHLL CE1eventh and Twelfth Gradel Catcher: Georganna Hurner Shortstop: Ruth Nagayama tManagerJ Pitcher: Mildred Neelands Right Field: Henrietta Schipper First Base: Dorothy Elder Center Feld: Margaret Batovsky Second Base: Doris Kresse Left Field: Korena Carlin Third Base: Doris Pullman . BHSKETBHLL CTenth Gradel Forwards: Martha Hoke, Tomiye Nagayarna, Barbara Hall Centers: Hlice West, Geraldine Bradford, Patty Post Guards: Merle McHenry, Carmen Torres, Irene Wilkes HRCHERY Loraine Hill, Donna Toler, Peggy Olsen, Phyllis Ordway - B H S E B H L L ' FIEST HOW: Hill, Battovsky, Nagayama, Elder, Dalton. SECOND HOW: Schroeder, West, Kresse, Carlin, JC nson. nazi A ' l GlRLS'SPOl:tTS A TENNIS Ioan Klink Laurella Lancaster VOLLEYBHLL' ' Marian Speheger, Alice Taylor, Inez Smith, Peggy Vtfood, Wilton Hensley, Mildred Higgins, Georgina Tiffany, Tsuyolco Eukai, Margaret Hogue, Virginia Crandell. SWIMMING I Mildred Hitchcock, Bettie Dalton, Betty Iohnson. TENNIS HT LOS HNGELES HIGH SCHOOL Laurella Lancaster and Ioan Klink played a very effective game of tennis against Los Plngeles High School, and won. These two girls have developed some fine team work. For the most part, Laurella plays back and Ioan plays the net. Each is good in her own position. Both are quick in covering the court to make good returns. The score in sets was 9-7, 6-3, making the third win this year for our girls' tennis team. JUNIOR G. Q. Q. ' . Captains of Volleyball: Marjorie Rusk, Mary Serviola, Hnne McFlnally, Nadine Parrish. Captains of Hit-Pin Baseball: Ruby Benner, Ienoyne Barkdull, Norma Wartham, Elsa Norman, Plrlys Possum, Norinne Schroeder, Frances Horney, Shirley Guttenfelder. NPIRBONNE-TORRHNCE FIELD DHY On May 27 six teams and several teachers from Narbonne were enter- tained by the Torrance Girls' Plthletic Hssociation. Narbonne won in speed- ball and baseball, and Torrance was victorious in basketball, volleyball, horseshoes, and tennis. , Dancing followed in the gymnasium, and a short program of musical numbers from the Torrance girls preceded a two-act farce by Narbonne. H feeling of friendship and good sportsmanship prevailed throughout the meet. VOLLEYBHLL-HOCKEY FIHST ROW: Neal, Neelands, Higgins, Humer, Pullman, Wood, Smith, Schipper. SECOND ROW: Hitchcock, Wilkes, Torres, Ordway, Fukui, Taylor, Hague, Hensley, Tiiicmy. I83l i ' W WW W W W W U W W W W .W W W W 3 'f ' ,N .. A W W 'Win ' N''7 '1'yf'r'f':1-1:rw.f-,..,,,.,. W W . WffWWWW.. ' . -32' Q '. :':j2:1,w, - - S W W : . - W ,-W .. W : 1 H, '-.-W . li-gf 'gf1f'3 5,E,-'f - u, W W 5 W , 15. , Wafz-Egifagpgi-iw , 5 W 5 L ,Q-,.g. 4zg,+5,'fy . - 1 W W , 5 W, RWM-H ,F -:WW prjy- 5 4' I v- W W ' Q ' '-T f-'SW--: .. E . 1 5 5 5 EAA 3, A :I 5 4 W -fb ' 3, W W 2 g a W QD.--4 1' ' : W s ' 5 45:11 5 5 '-gh' i . as-WW 5 gh. Jr., .W I W 2 Q ? 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UD Publications Editors-Shibyama, Sears, Baker, Neelands, Morisset, Greaves, Iohnson. C83 Debating Team-Mrs. Flllen, L. Stroh, Bunje, Morisset, Iensen. C91 Proof Reader Miss Burnham. C OJ H11 Southern California and H11 City Leaguer Iavens. C111 Radio Spelling Team-Davis, Iones, Kirkland, Moi-isset, Lancaster, Zahradink. CIZJ Yacht Race Trophies-Grothman, Hai-esteci, Wolie, Peterson. U31 Life Scholarship MambersvChipper, Zahradink, Stroh, Lancaster, Mowry, Miss Mil s, Shaw, Dalton, Morisset, Iones. U42 Ephebians-Mowry, Stroh, Lancaster. l88l The Best in Watches EHSY TERMS I-IHMILTON M Esker Smith IEWELER 1321 Sartori f ELGIN WQLTHHM No. 6-Hhl Miss Mills, you were plumper then! You didn't Wear glasses or carry a penl Surely in those days you would rather romp Than think up ideas for Hdvanced Comp. No. 1-Why, Mrs. Engel, is it really you? You look so much older than you do now. How many times have you had your face lifted, or is it lane and lackie who keep you young? Torrance harmacy I4I I MARCELINA AVENUE LIES-XJ DRUGS CANDIES - PERFUMES - elFTs Our Prescription Department is always open tor your inspection. In Business fm' Your Health Try Qur Fountain lwe Feature FUNFREZE ICE CREAM . . . by Arden- WOULD YOU GET TI-IE JOB? V Hn employer was endeavoring to select a clerk from three applicants of apparently equal qualifications. In order to make a choice, he gave them a problem to test their thinking ability. The applicants were placed in a dark room and told that a mark Ceither White or blackj would be placed on their fore- head. When the light was turned on, each one was to look at the others, and if he saw a black mark, Was to start tapping his fingers on the table. No Words were to be spoken. The marks Were placed, and the lights turned on, and all three began tapping their fingers. Hfter a few minutes, one of the men got up and Went out to the employer and said, I have a black mark on my forehead. I-Ie got the job. QUESTION: I-low did he know his mark was black? V Beacon Drug Company Will give aypound box of loan Manning Chocolates to each of the first ten Hnnual Subscribers who bring in the correct solution. -LESLIE PRINCE. V BEACON DRUG CO. Where Cabrillo cmd Gramercy Meet It Pays to Shop at Permey's WHY? Because- I. We buy only firsf qualify merchandise. 2. We buy direcfly from manufacfurers. 3. We buy in mosf economical guanfifies. 4. We buy, always, fo our own sfricf specificafions. 5. We buy af lowesf spof cash prices. ' 6. We sell for cash only. 7. We sell af small profif. 8. We sell af everyday low prices. 9. We eliminafe delivery expense- an armful of bargains never burdens fhe smarf shopper. O. We eliminafe all unnecessary frills and exfravagances of sforekeeping. l. We are quick fo bring you fhe newesf fashions. 2. We sfrive always fo give you courfeous service as well as honesf value. 3. Penney's large assorfmenfs give you wider choice. 4. Penney's helps fo keep fhe cosf of living down. 5. Penney's Layaway Plan offers early selecfion-convenienf paymenfs-wifhouf exfra cosf. 6. Penney's cash prices are consisfenfly lower. 7. Penney's is a communify sfore wifh Nafional presfige. 8. Penney's serves local needs wifh Nafional experience. JUDGE FOR YOURSELF-COMPARE! A 'i .I l 0 n R K I J'QC..PEN'NE'Y COMPAN-Y,InL.c. IZ69 SARTORI AVENUE, TORRANCE ED SCHWARTZ MIDDIE SHADE SUITS TINIELY SUITS GRAYCO SHIRTS AND TIES E NUNNBUSH SHQES MALLORY HATS 1505 Cabrillo Avenue Phone 66 JVu.rl f17'U'lllId the Corncr From H10 T0l'VllIlL'U Tlzeafer Iimmy H.-I car1't swim. Eva M.-Why? Iimmy H.-l'm not in the water, Ruth B.-l-low are you, Florence? Florence B.-Oh, ripping! rippingl How are you?- Ruth B.-Oh, sew! sew! Hazel F.-What would you do if I should cry? Hlbert W.-l'd hang out a sign, Wet paint. Chuck Smith-Every boy in this high school could get a job with the city if he wanted it! Marguerite D.-Isn't that a rather sweeping statement? DRI K Mayfair Milk Illatclzless Quality No Extra Cost TORRANCE 337 TO E and MYERS Ioan Klink is so dumb that she thiinks the St. Louis Cardinals are appointed by the Pope, Mr. Mowry--Tomorrow I am going to give a test and dor1't be surprised if I should ask for some dates. Mary Woolsey-Well, you won't get one from rne. Bette E.-Do you tile your nails? Shirley I.-No, I just cut them and throw 'ern away. JUNIOR GIRL: One of IVIadrigal's newest members, a soprano by the way, appears in the person of a pretty Iunior girl. She has not followed the rest of the fair sex in bobbing her hair, for it is a good length. Qlthough she has many admirers among the brawny heroes of the school, it is believed she is concentrating solely on a young rnan who drives a Ford coupe. Ujficial Brake Testing Station 'BRAKES RELINED BRAKE CERTIFICATES ISSUED Firestone Auto Supply 8: Service Stores I 1454 lVIARCEI,,lNA AVENUE PHONE 476 FHCULTY GRQDUQTES OF LONG EGO Cldentificcttions of these pictures found among the feczrturefll - fr , X 2- Students-- llid You Know +l'1a1' in Torrance is localed l'l1e mosl' scienlific Dry Cleaning es+alolisl1men1' 'rhal can be obfained in America? ' No odor . . . no fading . . , no shrinking! Your clo+l1es made 'I'o look like new 'for a small cleaning fee. Have your sui'I's and dresses slicked up 'for THE BIG DATE! MAKE PEOPLE LOOK TWICE! Don,t forget our Laundry Department! Torranee Laundry 8: Dry Cleaning Co. l 872 CARSIIN Telephone 1 4 l ONE-DAY SERVICE IF REOUESTED 5 ev 7-1-ag. .a1?f,s:.1-me .,. ..,. .H .fx Nw 4 'Y we W 5' 22502522 ..,. few -Xi ,.. .,,,,, . f x' A xv 4 M ,.., , V .. K M, N. N Jw 2 fc fs wwf, .St . f..Q...,. , .... X , 1 rs l?iss2vZ's:2:s:s5'1::m2.iw-,.N-.11 115953415 3EL.iE??'R.'Y'E::. get .f:E2.' 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A Answers will be numbered and eliminated in the order in which they are submitted. The first l0 correct solutions will be considered the prize winners, whose names will be announced at the Beacon Drug Go. on July l5, l956. 10 Prizes- ----H Every one is eligible. Flowers a for your personal selection- for your every wish Reasonable Prices POPPY FLOWER SHOP We Telegraph Flowers ' POST 81 CRAVENS PHONE 307 .Fldeline M.-You men are all alike. Douglas Y.-Then Why clo you girls Want three or four? - Willie S.-Knockl Knockl Lucille S.-Who is it? T Willie S.-lt is l, opportunityl E Lucille S.-You can't fool me. Opportunity knocks but once. ELLWOOD'S Compliments Ol BHNK OF HMERICA DEHN SEHRS, Manager Give us an opportunity to show you those perky new Beach Togs and Wash Frocks. The quality and price will surprise you. . Silk Hosiery in th e fashionable shades at right prices. 1417 Mcrrcelinc: Hvenue Complimenis of STUDENT STORE O LOST AND FOUND DEPARTMENT HT NOON HOUR WHITNEY'S BHKERY E COMPLETE LINE OF BQKERY GOODS All Goods Baked in Om' Ozvh Shop Telephone - Torrance 572 No. 13 -The World has long waited for the appearance of the most ex- otic Elizabeth Parks on the stage and screen. She is undoubtedly the talented beauty of the hour, and she is a vision ot loveliness as she greets you here in her new graduation gown. There has been much Whispering and con- sultation about a possible Romeo who died in the World War, thus leaving Elizabeth to a teaching career. DICK'S SERVICE GENERAL .PETROLEUM Pluto Laundry Opposite High School PVhcrc Insurance Is Not a Sideline Howard G. Locke INSURANCE Y 1405 MARCELINA AVENUE Telephone . . . Torrance l35-M TORRANCE PLUMBING CO F. L. PARKS 1418 MARCELINA AVENUE ELECTRQDLUX NIAGIC CHEF GAS REFRIGERATQRS RANGES GENERAL WATER HEATERS No. 8 - There's room for one more, says our librarian teacher, Miss Behr, as she sits on the window seat. Maybe it's reserved for her Prince Charming or anyone who Wishes to see the Queen of Hdorable Books. No. Z-Hmong this group of lolase young sophisticates, who are just too, too bored with everything and show it, is our old friend, Mr. Hndrews, gazing off into distant space imid- dle of top rowj. ln all the glory of buttoned boots and convertible hats Kin an emer- gency these hats could be used as bucketsl, these young bloods would spend Saturday night downing lemon soda-iizzes and driving through the town, burn- ing up their buggy Wheels at the unholy speed of l2 miles per hour. Class Pins Class Rings Graduation Qnnouncements Cups - Medals - Buckles Manufactured by T. V. Ellen Co. 812-816 Maple Hvenue LOS HNGELES With 'che Compliments THE PURITY ICE CREAM CO. SOLD AT YOUR STUDENT STORE Phone ADams 8l6l T65 EAST JEFFERSON STREET oUR covsns amz MOLLOY-MHDE Furnished by Sam Babcock, 411 East 91st St., Los Hngeles, Calif. NO- 12- Phone 198-1 The 'Winning pose and the Coy, I Dr. R. H. Bmgham Hh therel expression on the DENTIST considerably younger face of X-Rgy Miss Eva Iones seem to indicate that she is on the make for someone. Those effective little curls on her forehead, known in those days as kiss-me-quicksn or fascinators also add to that im- pression. 1417112 MPIRCELINH - TGRRHNCE, CHLIF. Phone Torrance 426 RENETS Beauty Shoppe U76 Cater I0 Those Wlzo Care 1415 Mqfceiim street Torrance - California IRENE LIPP PAxMANs Fon SERVICE QUALITY HARDWARE 1219 EL PRADO STREET PHONE 251 l Phone 430-R Edna F. Stone l THE EL PRADO SHOPPE THE SPECIALTY SHOP DRY eooos Aprons - Alterations Infants' and Cl'1ildrer1's Wear Dresfffgerle -ogffllhng ART 60005 Lingerie - Out-size Stockings Telephone 430-M I333 EL PRADO - TORRANCE, CALIF. I335 EI Prado - Torrance, Calif No. 5- Why, dear Mr. Mowry, how you have changed! Especially in the Way your hair is arranged Not only that-but the serious look, Long ago your face hath forsook- I lndeed, from seriousness and long hair you're estranged! As Always- X we . K ihe iartars 1307 EL PRADO, near SARTORI AVENUE SANDYEQSCOTTY . . . Men's Shop No. 3- That slim girl in the picture, the Mrs. Boynton of today. Estudia la espanol? you can almost here her say, Buy AMERICAN LUMBER FOR WOODSHOP DEPHRTMENTS LARGE VARIETY or FQNCY Woons Hmerican Hardwood Company Phone Pnospecf 4235 1900 East 15th St.. Los Hngeles HIGHLIGHTS F R1-INK PHOUR, Ir. 00777171 lm? W5 Of MErEoPoLm-1N LIFE INSURQNCE co. LIFE HCCIDENT INCOME QNNUITIES TORRQNCE NHTIONHL BHNK ' ' l5lU Hrnapola Plvenue, Torrance Residence Phone-Torrance 372-I No. 7-Here we have Miss Ethel China Doll Burnham sporting gold beads, a slave bracelet, and all the other equipment needed to graduate in those days. 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No. 10-My goodness, can we believe her? ..,. ls this really commercial Miss Weaver? Her glasses are there, 'tis true- Of her identity that's a clue- But this was before we tried to deceive herl No. 14-Little Marguerite lones, we pictured you fair, With your eyes of brown and your auburn hairl Weren't you the smartest girl in town When you wore that bow and the braided gown? SAM LEVY . . . Visit' our Torrance Furniture Co. ronmwce, CALIFORNIA rrEifC7'jlf11'il'Zg to M70m ' -FOR VVOlVlEN- Phoenix l-losiery l-loleproot Hosiery Millinery Coats and Dresses -FOR MEN- Florsheim Shoes l-loleproot Hosiery Saxon Weave Clothes l-lart Schatiner 34 Marx Clothes COMPLIMEN TS OF MAURICE: LANFRIED OFFICIHL TORCH PI-IOTOGRPIPHER DIILLEY DRUG C0. Inc. Exclusive Agent for Wbzfmazn Box Candy i Always the Best L GXJL5 1225 E1 Prado, Torrance No. ll-We were under the impression that beauty parlors clidn't exist until the Wild Twenties, but these artistic swirls in Tommy Elson's crowning glory prove us wrong again. Minus the present-day ornament on his upper lip, he looks quite the Don Iuan Krnasher in those daysl. DEDICPITED TO OTTO KOCH They tell me he drowned himself in Paris. Yes, he Went in Siene. Mrs. Eichen-Do you sing soprano ? Gertrude-Yes, how does the first verse start? Doan's Market Foods of Quality 2223-25 Torrance Blvd., Torrance. Calif. Phone 486 . . . We Deliver 452, AS l af 1412-14 West 12th si. L o s Q N G 13 L E s 5313116137 E Phone PRL-,Speer 1662 Q? Printers of the Torch 4151.- Schuhz 8a Peckham Aufhorized Dealers TORRANCE, CALIF. Torrance I37 Dr. Clarence L. Ingold OPTOMETRIST If you are satisfied -with your 0jJtomez'7'ist, continue as his jnafiem' . . . if not, SEE US! Phone 198-R Torrance. Calif. ALCORNB Our Own Ice Cream Best Cup of Coffee on Earth DRUGS BOOK RENTFILS 1 . Phone 276 2203 Torrance Blvd, No. 4-Miss Chase, the art teacher of Torrance High- Fls a school girl looked very shy- She wore a baby bonnet, and or long black dress- Hnd had art books on her arm to Complete her happiness. Dot Leake-Did you say you are a track man? Snozzle-Hrn I? Why, l've got bruises all over my chest from breaking tapes. . Tom W.-Where is that horse you were going to sell me? Bob W.-Oh, his leg wasn'l broken, after all. goulnngsgclyegng 0 VVATCH REPAIRING - IEVVELRY Optical Department ALDEN W. SMITH, DO. I503 Cabrillo Avenue, Torrance SIGNHTURES XX X X X X W X XX X X wx X I 'X 2 i K :T! ?f'fT.',J!1 1 ' T1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 I1 E1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ,. A f fn. 1f 'T11?-..1' '.11,'. 2,,'. '1 1 , , 1 f - .g,111.1- 1 1 11 - 1 1 ' A 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 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