Torrance High School - Torch Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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Ray Bynum, Steve Parker, Bob Mullen, Ronnie Van Dyke, Jim Hensley, Richard Masaki. JIM HENSLEY Second Semester President The largest boys' club on campus is Boys' League, which counts in its membership each and every male student enrolled at Torrance High, The main goal ot Boys' League is to promote triendship and service among the boys, in school and in their community. Heading the first semester Boys' League Cabinet was President Jack Singer. Among the activities that he and his cabinet directed were the early term Faculty Tea, Freshmen Day on the first day ot school, and the Home- coming Tea in November. The Boys' League also sponsored a special aud-call and co-sponsored the annual Christmas aud-call. Jack's cab- inet members were Steve Parker, Vice President, Ray Bynum, Secretary, Bob Mainer, Treasurer, Bill Tilley, Tartar Knight Captain, Jim Hensley, Senior Representa- tive, Bob Mullen, Junior Representative, Ronnie Van Dyke, Sophomore Representative and Richard Masaki, Freshman Representative. Jim Hensley was second semester President, with Jim Pritchard as Vice-President, Richard Steele as Secretary, and Richard Woodward taking over duties as Treasurer. Lynn Keller served on the Board as Tartar Knight Captain, while class representatives were Danny Kirks, Seniors, Tom Holdsworth, Junior, John Cambon, Sophomore, and Bob Stout, Freshmen. Second semester activities were a Spring Dance, held on March 18, and a shack sale. Front row: Tom Holdsworth, Richard Steel, Jim Pritchard, Lynn Keller Danny Kirks Back row Steve Parker and Bo

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pus, was taken in hand by Ray ez ' - , . ' , ' X . i ll T V K JOANN CARR nmmissioner of Activiti k V . sql l J MIKE WALKER Commissioner ot Athletics g. ' g 'fr Z 2 N.- V BEV OREND Commissioner ot Pep '?'? SUSAN MATHIS Commissioner of Finance CHARLOTTE MCCOMAS Commissioner of Records POLITICIANS I W V' '2 7 ' f ' . ' S., 2 N ...A N.. I Q -7 GAI L HYDE Freshman Class President 2?'T'ff' ' . ' ' 'E' ' i. ,f ROXANNE BARNARD Sophomore Class President STEVE PARKER Junior Class President ' ,AI LINDA SWEET Senior Class President CHERRIE LACY Commissioner of Publicity CAROL MATHLIN 's 1 Student Court Judge RAY BYNUM Commissioner of Group Control :YW M -un. ROY YANASE A.S.B. President, 2nd Semester 'T'-'P SUSAN HAMMACK Girls' League President I JUDI SHERWOOD A.S.B. Vice President L '3 is ., i -fs J: i . .2 ' 1 - f,,',.-.U it 1, .' .Hunan In 1.8 I U JIM HENSLEY Boys' League President Second semester Student officers did a fine job of administration, as a whole and individually. Serving his second semester on Council was Roy Yanase, this time as Student Body Presi- dent. Judi Sherwood was a competent Vice President and Council with ot Records was Charlotte McComas was Susan Mathis. Handling various while Joanne Carr directed activities 1 Control, with an accent on Clean Cam both ot them directed the Spring ease. Serving as Commissioner while Commissioner ot Finance Publicity duties were Cherrie Lacy, that were a great success. Group Bynum. The iob ot Commissioner ot Athletics was given to Mike Walker, and Beverly Orend discharged the duties ot Commissioner of Pep. Boys and Girls' League Presidents were Jim Hensley and Susan Ham- mack, and the student court was well-represented by Carol Mathlin as Judge Representation of the tour classes was given to the tour class Presidents: Linda Sweet, Seniors, Steve Parker, Juniors, Roxanne Barnard, Sophomores, and Gail Hyde, Freshman. Foreign Exchange Student Walter Stocker learned even more about student councils this21 semester to take back to his home when he returns.

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LYNNE HYDE Girls' League President First Semester GIRLS' LEAGUE Left to right: l Left to Right:'Donna Thistle, Carol Porterfield, Flora Watson, Vicky Hippik, Linda Sweet, Barbara Zubovich, Jeanne Sprout. I This year's Girls' League has been very active. During the first se- mester they sponsored the annual Christmas aud-call, and the Tartar Lady aud-call. They also held the semi-annual Hospitality Tea for the new students. In October the first semester officers attended a Sectional Conference at Mira Costa High School in which the repre- sentatives from the schools attending talked about mutual problems facing Girls' Leagues. After the second semester officers were elected, the League held an installation dinner in which the new officers were installed and the past officers received a token of their office. The second semester officers sponsored the annual slack and pedal-pusher day and the backwards dance which was, as always, greatly appre- ciated, but especially this year because of the leap year tradition. Both semesters' officers did a tremendous iob. Lynne Hyde as the first term's President, and Susan Hammock, second semester President, both held up the fine tradition set aside for the Girls' League. Vice Presidents were Vicki Hippik and Flora Watson, while Secretaries for the two semesters were Denise Hunter and Pat Piercy. Barbara Zubovich and Kimi Takeuchi carried out the important duties of Historian- Reporter. Representatives for first semester were Flora Watson, Seniors, Joanne lsBell, Juniors, Dognaq Thistle, Sophomorcisg and Jeannie Sprout, Freshmen. Second semester representatives were Sandy Bailey, Seniors, Linda Eldridge, Juniors, Sharon Campbell, Sophomores, and Nora Thornberry, Freshmen. Gracie Connett, Kathleen Taylor, Sandra Bailey, Flora Watson, Nora Thornberry, Sharon Campbell. -2 in 4 1 .H -f. ,, 1- if ev -Q SUSAN HAMMACK Girls' League President Second Semester