Torrance High School - Torch Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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'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

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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, ,