Turlock High School - Alert Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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'Alert staff The Alert, the year book of Turlock Union High School, is pub- lished by the Student Body in the interest of all students. It has been the attempt ot the staff to portray the scholastic and athletic activi- ties of the past year as well as to give the Seniors a. book worthy of tlie-class. The staff has tried also to show the human side of school lite in the class, activities and joke sections. The staff is indebted to Miss Mittel of the art department for her assistance with the art work of which we are justly proud and to Miss Burns for her able assistance as an adviser. The connnercial depart- ment has always shown its splendid spirit of co-operation by its readiness to type the manuscripts. For the beautiful engraving work in this year book, credit is due to the American Engravingg and Color Plate Co. oi? Berkeley, and to Mr. Shoob who took the photos. The lslarder Print Shop has also been ol? invaluable assistance in help- ing to make possible the early publication of our annual. The staff includes: Editor-in-Chief .......... ..,,,.. lk Iary E. Crane Assistant Editor... ....,,,.....,....... .................. I na Olson Business Manager .......,.,,...,....,,... ......,, I ienneth Daniels . ..,..... Merl Randolph .,.......LeRoy Holbrook ......Louis H. Sweet Assistant Business Manager ........ Student Body and Court ..........., 'Financial Report .......,......... HOHGY DGW -.-.-.-------.. ........ G race Gotobed Drama and Music ,...... ,,,,,,, E rma, Brock UPIBHIG ....,.................... ,..... .............. I n a Olson C 3191162-1' -------- ......f....,,........ M arian Senter ........Margaret Culbertson Muriel McAuliffe Faculty ...,,... Prophecy ........ ,,,,,,,,, Horoscope .......,. .........Gertrude Smith SPIHOI' Class ......-.w.... .,,,...,.... li Iarjorie Lane Jlll1i01' CHLSS --..,---------.-- ....,,... V iolet Needham Sophomore Classes ...... ,,,,,,,,, R alph Cal-15011 Freshman A. Class ....... ,,l,,,,,,,,,, J 01111 Pearce Freshman B. Class .... ,,,.,,,., W illard Kiel-nan Literary Editor .,...... ,-,,,A,,A,,, C iiffol-L1 Vvolfe H0345 Athletics --------- ......... H erbert Ferguson Girl's Athletics ........ Snapshots. ........,... H i-Y ....................... Girls Reserves ...., ,, Bow Wows .......... Peppers ............. AIT .,..........,.....,......, Honor Society ........ Society ........,......... Jokes, l.,,.. . ........Gladys Swanson .............Freda Stubbs .,.....Kenneth Daniels ......,..Vel1na Needham ....,..Edward Benard .....,,Eve1yn Rosen ...........,ElD161' Elsen ..-...-........Audra. Booth ........Ruth Stockinau .....,.,Mary Strese fPage 131

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ALERT STAFF

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HONEY DEVV 6 4Honey-Dew' ' THE Student Body of the T. U. H. S. decided to continue to put out a school paper because of the success of this publication in former years. After many suggestions and much discussion of names, The Honey-Dew was chosen as a name fitting to this locality. . Unlike former years, the Honey-Dew is an independent paper, being printed for the High School by the California Publishing House. Along with the changes in the matter of printing the Honey-Dew, new divisions have been made in the staff. Except for slight changes, this has remained the same throughout the year: Grace G-otobed, Edi- tor, Esther Green, Assistant Editor. lleparnnent Ekhtors: llerbert Ferguson, Sport, Fhia 1Frances Randolph, News, Frances N orvell, Exchange, Florence Lowe, Assist- ant Exchangeg Fay Edmonston, Personal, Ebba Sjogren, Joke, Paul Chapralis, Feature. News Staffg Loy Adams, Kenneth Daniels, Raymond Fosberg, Vera Hughes, George Neil, Taylor Tyra, Clarence Johnson, Charlotte Eastlack, Alice Azderian, Victoria Adams, Lyle Jackson. Clifford Wolf, Business Manager, Bill VValters, Assistant Busi- ness Manager. Advertising Staff : Stanley WVymer and Evelyn Rosen. Miss Edith Sprague, Faculty adviser, was also instructor of the Journalism class of which the Honey-Dew staff were members. GRACE GOTOBED '25. fPage 141