Torrance High School - Torch Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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MADRIGAI. SINGERS MADRIGAL SI lsT SemesTer Officers 2nd Dean Barkdull PresidenT Glen Bob Carlson- VicesPresidenT Raymond Leake ElizabeTh Fish SecreTary Evelyn Saeda Howard FosTer Treasurer Howard FosTer Mrs. Cooke Sponsor Mrs. Cooke The Madrigal Singers of T.H.S. is one of The mosT popular organizaTions in Torrance High. lTs purpose and aim is To serve as a school service club, singing Tor various programs aT school and in The communiTy. Back Row, LeTT To RighT Robinson Lymo Leake Prime Orr D. Ba rkduli Lee Barnard Buckley Bosche Ramskill WerTella York FosTer FronT Row- Zamperini Fish Moon Benner Hudson Briggs Newman Dooley Obole GuTTenTelder Clays Rusk J. Ba rkdull Boyd SchulTz JUNIOR MADRIGALS OTTicers 2nd SemesTer Doris Ns PresidenT David Ross HarrfeT Pegors Vice-PresiderlT Burman lngram Elaine FosTer Secre-Tary Eros SmyThe Jean Yoder Treasurer Ollie Buffalo Marcella SmiTh Mrs. Cooke Ward robe M isfress Sponsor DoroTliy Tz The achievemenTs and imporTanT acTiviTies of The year were: Singing Two long programs aT boTh Gardena and Narbonne High Schools: The usual CommencemenT pro- ram' The enTerin of a Choir FesTival aT OccidenTal Col- 9 I Q lege: and a concerf Tor EducaTion Week. IT is possible ThaT The Junior adrig-awe no real how much The sTudenTs of Torrance High School have en- ioyed Their Tine presenTaTions of programs. Those who have never really enioyed music before have learned To know The ioy and sorrow which music expresses. They have creaTed Tor borh The sTuden+s of Torrance High and The communiTy of Torrance, beauTiTul music Tor pleasure and musical devel- opmenT. Their success has depended largely upon The direc- Tor, Mrs. Cooke. BoTh The choir and The fine direcTor should be congraTulaTed Tor such ouTsTandinq work. FirsT Row- Day ing ram Johnson Ross CaTes Second Row- BuTTalo SmyThe l.eeTz - Lukes Van Kralingen RaThbun lkezoe

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TCDRRENSIC FCDRUM lsT SemesTer Officers 2nd SemesTer Eugene HaTTer PresidenT Phillip HoTTman Sherman Bross Vice-PresidenT George Snow Marian Thompson SecreTary Marian Thompson Jack Thomas Treasurer Bill Johnson Mrs. Goodwin Sponsor Mrs. Goodwin Freedom oT Speech as provided by The ConsTiTuTion oT The UniTed STaTes, is pracTiced likewise by The Torensic Forum Club. lTs members debaTe on world aTTairs oT all kinds, and hold panels and discussions on many subiecTs of inTeresT To The members. A very successful debaTe was held wiTh Leuzinger High School on The subiecT oT Should The UniTed STaTes Governmem' Own The Railroads? On a Tield day Trip To Los Angeles, The members oT The club made a Tour oT Helms Bakery, China Town, Olvera STreeT, and The new Union DepoT. On May 9 The group visiTed The Los Angeles Museum, dined aT CliTTon's CaTeTeria and saw MeeT The People aT Hollywood Playhouse. , up i Fl . I .il lliilillilli ',if'l'Zl'f - . 'lla .... lv Top Row: Bross. Woodburn, Delano, Ross, WesT, Snow, Friedman, Hoffman, Prime, Johnson, Daniels. ' 2nd Row: Follis, Quimby, Neff, Rous, Hall, Campbell, McWaid, Hornback, Thompson. 3rd Row: Fos- sum, Ramskill, Roelands, SmiTh, Pierson, Hovlid, WaTson, Pegors, Howe. 4Th Row: Fernley, Findley, Mrs. Goodwin, PorTnoy, STegelmeyer, Yoder, Walls. I7

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W 53112 JLJNICDI2 CHCDH2 , ., mfg s r.,. l 7 , Top Row: W. Smith, Sleeth, B. Smith, Post. Row 3: De Long, Leech, Robinson. Row 2: McVicar, Clark, Lancaster, Hatherly. Row I: Hammond, McLeod, Gilson, Armitage, Kelley, Levy, Keitert. Ist Semester Ottices 2nd Semester Milton Youngken President Phyllis McVicar Beatrice Murray Vice-President Newton Sleeth Dorothy Intermill Secretary A Jean Clark Helen Crawford Treaurer Irene Gilson Mrs. Cooke Sponsor Mrs. Cooke Torrance High School is very proud ot her choirs, the youngest ot which is the Junior Choir. They have been extremely active singing programs in the community this year: for the Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club, Business and Professional Women's Club, Episcopal Men's Club, and at the P. T, A. Choir Festival. ' T THE ORCHESTRA y One feature ot Torrance High School which has been practically extinct until this year is the Orchestra, which, under the able direction ot Mr. Sauter, has again been brought to lite. ' More dignity seems to have crept into the aud calls which have been opened and closed with numbers from the Orchestra. It is the members' and Mr. Sauter's fond hope to have instruments and unitorms for a band which will liven up the spirit at the 'football games next tall. X I First Row lett to right: Stewart, Nuckles, Hammond, Mr. Sauter. Escobar, Lisman. Delong. 2nd Row? Smith, Smart, Honrath, B. Harris, Mesquit, Hatherly, Torrence, Daniels, Pierson, L. Harris, Blackburn. 3rd Row: Howard, Robertson, G. Harris. 4-th Row: lntermill, Newland, Murray, Deems, Dietlin, Eddings, Cates, Rowell, Disario, DeBra. i9