Turlock High School - Alert Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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Faculty. . . FRED W. FLINT VICE PRINCIPAL DEAN OF BOYS CIVICS GEORGIA MCCULLAGH IIEAN OF GIRLS CHEMISTRY Rauf nu' pp, JEAN ARIEY ARTS. CRAFTS DAISY BROCKWAY AMERICANIZATION HERBERT BROWNLEE AGRICULTURE BAEETTE CHAD MATHEMATICS L. M. CLAUSEN AGRICULTURE ELINOR CRAWFORD PHYSICAL EDUCATION CATHERINE CUSHMAN HOMEMAKING JOSEPH DEEELY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SOPHIA DINSDALE HISTORY, GENERAL SCIENCE JANE FARRELLY ENGLISH LU RA C. FLINT MATHEMATICS IRWIN FORD ELECTRICITY FAY S. GARTIN VOCAL MUSIC MARIE HILL BIOL., PHYSIOLOGY MATH J. W. HODGES HISTORY, SOCIAL SCIENCE HELEN HOHENTHAL HISTORY, VISUAL AIDS

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Message to The Seniors ..... TIME live in deeds, not yearsg in thoughts, not hreathsg in feelings, not in figures on a dial. We should count time hy heartfthrohs. He most lives, who thinks most, feels the nohlest, acts the hestf' --From 'AFestus" hy Philip Bailey.. Time is supreme, time is eternity. Too often we censure Mother Nature for a span of time too short. Yet short as time is we find it tedious, too, and we use every invention and expedient to lash the passing moments into greater speed. How thoughtless, thankless and inconsistent we are. Queen Elizaheth's last words were, 'gall my posf sessions for a moment of time." Perhaps we would he much happier if we lived each moment, each hour, each day as if it were the last. Few of us realize the value of the present moment. The thing at hand is the one thing hest worth doing, the people around us are the folks hest worth helping, and the hit of sod under our feet is the sweetest in the world. Do not minimize your talents and powers. Make determined and cheerful use of them. Too many folks wait until they possess more knowledge, more skill, more moneyg or wait until they live among a different set of people or in a differ' ent town or until they have a different health or temperament, hefore they attempt to accomplish something. No amhition for greatness is worth cherishing if it intcreferes with a full employment of tofdayis opportunities. The path of success in the future is the path of present faithfulness! john H. Pitman. BOARD OE - TRUSTEES TED BROWN R. C. JESSUP C. E. PERRSON W. W. FERGUSON PAUL W. CARLSON

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ELIZABETH JAENECKE ENGLISH LORRAINE JOHNSON SECRETARY HARRIET LEE ENGLISH DOROTHY LINDBERG ASS'T SECRETARY ARCHIE LUNDGREN HISTORY MARGARET MCCULLOCH PHYSICAL EDUCATION LLOYD NICHOLSON AUTO MECHANICS FANNIE G. NILAND FRENCH, LATIN, ENGLISH LEONA OLSON ASS'T LIBRARIAN ALFRED RAGETH INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ESTHA RODKEY BOOKKEEPING. MATH.. STEN. SATTLEY Row LA N D WOOD SHOP. MECH. DRAW. Ll" I w L ff ARMAND SEGHETTI PHYSICAL EDUCATION INA V. SMITH MATHEMATICS BETTY STUTZ CLOTHING. TYPING MARGARET SWANSON ASS'T SECRETARY ESTHER SWARD LIBRARIAN J. W. TULLY CIVICS. SOCIAL SCIENCE EDYTHE UTENDORFFER ENGLISH, JOURNALISM DAVID E, WEISE GEN. SCIENCE, PHYSICAL ED ROBERT B. WENTz ENGLISH. DRAMA. PUBLIC SPEAKING MAE B. WHITE TYPING. OFFICE PRACTICE DOROTHY N. WHITNEY ENGLISH, SPANISH RICHARD WOLPERT PHYSICS, MATHEMATICS