Turlock High School - Alert Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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.img 'Q McLaughlin Mendes Rachael Medina Alex Malia F as ws-ssgggk K l . ag. gs? xl, X 3: Rose Meneses Conrad Miranda l g I gains top honors lt took lots of cooperation and dedi- cation between our coach and us,' commented Tony DeMello, senior. School history was made when the Tur- lock Judging team captured the cham- pionship in Dairy Judging at the 54th Annual FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Team members Tony DeMello, a 1982 senior, and Scott Miguel and Car- los Estacio, 1981 graduates, gained gold emblem individual honors in cattle judging. Miguel earned the top in the nation while DeMello earned ninth and Estacio acquired twentieth. Only Tur- lock's team received straight gold med- als. v TOP: Tony DeMello poses with his trophies won in dairy judging. Seniors - 181

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Fulton and Gutierrez plan and strive toward future While some seniors found it difficult to think past graduation, others like Tami Fulton and Lupe Gutierrez planned their fu- tures thoroughly. I had always dreamed of being a model, but I never thought it would come true, stated senior Tami Fulton, who started modeling with Sacramento Modeling School in her sophomore year. Through the agency she received a variety of jobs including magazines advertisements, and a College-Hi tele- vision commercial. Fulton's career took off as she flew to New York to compete in l.T.M.S.A.. There, she met Eileen Ford, owner of New York's biggest modeling agency, Ford Talent Inc. Ford kept Fulton on for an extra three weeks for photography testing. A 1982 graduate, Fulton anticipated and planned a return to New York to live with the Fords and further my career in modeIing. I want to be the world champion, expressed fourth ranked boxing champion Lupe Gutierrez. With four years of experience Gutierrez in 1981 moved from flyweight to bantam weight, only to continue his success. Edging out his competition at the San Francisco Golden Gloves Tournament, Gutierrez maintained his national standing for over 50 bouts. Gutierrez stated, My main goal is to represent the United States at the 1984 Olympics and then turn pro, and hopefully take the World Title. RIGHT: Tami Fulton-teen model. OPPOSITE BELOW:Lupe Gutierrez practices a jab. Joe Miranda Mary Mirza Gordy Mitchell Greg Mize Kevin Mike Moore Gilbert Mora Susan Morgan Ronda Moulton Ramina 182 - Seniors