Turlock High School - Alert Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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ITE MIDDLE TOP: Principal Tom Parker responds to Mr. Stammerjohan's comment. OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: During period free-forvall. Mr, Stammerjohan shows his bald spot. OPPOSITE BELOW: THS administration: P. Hewitt, B. erjohan. J, Johnson, T. Parker, W. Wellander. BELOW: District administration: Dr. W.T. Boyarsky, administrator nelfstudent services: Gloria Sarmas, Administrative secretary: James Sherman, instructional services manager: iggins, Administrative Assistant: Dr. James Scism, superintendent. BELOW LEFT: Paul Hewitt enjoys lunch at Crane culty picnic. BELOW RIGHT: Qclockwise from topb Board: Gary Linhares, Ernie Yotsuya, Robert Triebsch, Bobbie rn, Charles Crivelli. X 2. A 15 , i A A gi +2411 .., 3167- fi? ft-fr f -pn 3 'sm' Administration - 81

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Spirit, freshmen- appear improved Third time's the charm - and as Prin- cipal Tom Parker ushered in his third year at THS, he stated This year's freshmen are the best l've seen in twen- ty-two years of working in high schools. Parker felt that school spirit had improved over all, while vice-princi- pal Bob Stammerjohan saw students missing afterschool detention as the only major crisis. lf that's our biggest problem, he pointed out, we have hardly any problem at aII. incumbents Bobbie Washburn and Robert Triebsch retained their position on the high school board, while new comer Charles Crivelli handily defeated Henry Volk. Members retaining their positions were Ernie Yotsuya and Gary Linhares. 80 - Administration

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Student attitudes C hange for better Kids seem to have had a change of attitude towards campus security this year, quoted Barbara Walker and Yo- landa Estrada, two of the campus secu- rity staff. It is mostly the upper class- meng they are getting used to the idea that campus security is going to be around, explained Estrada. Attitude changes emerged in the counseling department. Are students more comfortable talking to you? Sure they are: students are more posi- tive, and we have much better relation- ships with them than counselors and students at other schools, comment- ed head counselor Linda Gillispie to ALERT staff. offering another opinion about movin' on student attitudes, Gary Black revealed perhaps a more re- alistic view, stating, Students are al- phabetically ordered under counselors and some would rather be talking to an- other counselor. ABOVE: Hazel Boyd and Yolanda Estrada con- verse in the early morning on Berkeley and Canal. RIGHT: Counselor X -Mr. Swearingen gazes off into space as he awaits the next crisis. 82 CounseIorsfCampus Security