Turlock High School - Alert Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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.TUNIOR CLASS

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JUNIOR CLASS REPORT From the diary of a junior's little brother. Nov. 22, '20-Gee, l had a swell time to-nite! Sis had to take me along to take care of her to the party at Unity Hall, Say but that hall did look perty with all the green and yeller ribbons notted all over the walls and running up to the chandacleer in the middle of the room and there vtas people galore all over, more'n a hundred maybe, all juniors ceptin' a man with a mustach and a lady with glasses-. I was kinda scart of them 'tfirst' but they got rite out and played winkum and cherades and everything just like all the kids-reglar sports. And then I wisht awful bad that I was a junior when they brang in the chocolate and cake. All the junior boys just ran out to the kichen for more all a time, 'specially those 3 basket ball boys! It was shure sum party. Mar. 17, ,20-Giminy, but them juniors shu1'e do have fun! This mornin, I follered sis to school and she wore a pipin' hat made out of them green and yeller papers sheis been acuttin' at so long and ever other girl we kum across had a perty sunbunet on too and the boys they had green ties and green sox apurpus for st. patriks Day. When noon came they all went up to the Sembly Hall and et dinner, the swellest dinner you ever seen-everything possibel to eat, and ice cream besides! Even to be a faculty would be alrite caws they got 2 dishs of ice cream and when they come down stairs they all looked so happy! Apr. 5, '20. Sis got up early this morning a11d so did I. She was agoin' on a junior picnic and so was I, and I did, ma let me. Perty soon we was all in cars and Fords agoin lickety cut down the hiway to La Grange Dam. We made it quick and as soon as we got there We all started out explorin. Oh boy, it was fun! But when it xx as dinner there Wasn't a one absent. And talk about eats say these were fit for a king! Them juniors shure has got pep! Apr. 30, '20, Then juniors had another jazz time to-day cellin ice cream at the May Pole and l'm a goin to start a savin n1y money caws there's gona be a junior play May 14 and l'1n a goin caws I no what kinda times them juniors give a fellow. -VERA VVALLSTRUM, '21 . Z6

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.SOPH OM ORE REPO T T he sophomores re-entered school September 15 with even mo1'e vitality and pep than they had last year. The regular class officers elected for this year are Harold Hjelm, Gunnar Wallstrom, Dorothy Englesby, Esther Ann Stewart, and Ralph Melvin. We are well represented on the Executive Committee by Paul Brockway. Our yell-leader, Norman Strader, puts spirit and enthusiasm into our class by leading us in rousing yells. What would the school do without the sophomores and their lively spirit? We are largely represented in all the school activities. Not only are we active but what We do We do Well. Did not two of the sophomore girls receive prizes and honorable mention for their posters for May Day 7 ls not the star baseball player a sophomore '? Our class teachers, Miss Johnson, Mr. Williams and lVIr. lVlcCready. have not only been excellent advisers but they have also been our friends. Although the sophomores have worked hard and faithfully during the school year that is fast coming to an end they have had many enjoyable times together. How can we forget that social gathering when we were merrily entertained by our now famous class orator, sophoihore Class Day, those parties, and most of all that picnic which will linger long in the memories of all, especially of the boys? Nine Big Rails for the Green and White and for the sopho- mores of T. H. S.! ESTHER M. HALLQ '22. ZS