Turlock High School - Alert Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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RALPH AYRES MARTIN Ayres has. as yet, not expressed himself as to his likely partlvipation in school activities at any early date. His seeming chief invlinations: Musioalg His adjudged dislikes: Latin, German, and "Good Night, Ladies." ALBIA HULTBURG Chorus '1-lg Girls' Glee '14. ROBERT SUTHERLAND Boys' Glee '17. HELEN HOHENTHAL Girls' Glee '14.

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Commencement l9l 7 HAROLD MCMURRY '17 When looking o'er the last four fleeting years There comes our lasting fellowship to mind And as the time for parting comes, we find An aching twinge, for memory endears. A Associations loved now start sad tears, ' Fraternity with classmates, teachers kind, All this a moment is, then left behind, And from our lives this sweet joy disappears. The greatest gladness swiftest speeds away And well it is, for honey eaten much Soon satiates and by its sweetness sickens, But quick-removed joy in some afterday, By magnifying Mern'ry's magic touch, Is rendered perfect and the whole life quickens. Senior Report i Seniors! We speak for ourselves! Under the red and black, we have traveled through four joyous years with the best principal, the best faculty, the finest girls, the manliest boys, the jolliest dis- positions, the most enjoyable times, and the most excellent records of any class which has ever been graduated from Turlock High. You can tell that we are excedingly popular, because six members of our class have left school to embark upon the sea of matrimony, and from all evidence, one more is about to do so. Notwithstand- ing this fact, this is the largest class which has ever been graduated from the Turlock Union High School. We entered as freshmen with an enrollment of sixty-five. Instead of taking our ducking, as most freshmen do, we drowned the upper classmen, and, since that time we have been the most important beings in school. Being too green to burn, we passed safely through Hades at our freshmen reception, and later in the year, we braved the spooks in the ceme- tery when we had our first party. Then, lo and behold! we were sophomores! Happy and light-hearted we journeyed through that year, ducking the freshies, taking an active part in all school activi- ties, enjoying social events, and trying to run the school in general. Another year rolled around, and the class which had the fewest fContinued on Page Twenty-three! T e n

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ANNA M. KLINE Chorus '16g Girls' Glee '16: Dramatics '16: Tennis '17g Alert Staff '17. GEORGE CURTICE Basketball '17g Baseball '15 ESTHER SAMUELSON Alert Staff '17. PAUL CROSS Agr. Club. Secr. '15, '16.