Turlock High School - Alert Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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Senior Class HE Senior Class of '25 has had a successful year. It resembles a large and happy familyof one hundred and twenty-four members. who individually have set out to reach a goal and have accomplished it after devoting four happy years of hard work, mingled with many good times. Vie have been very fortunate in having such capable class officers as Clifford Ylfolfe, President, Ina Olson, Vice President, Mary Crane, Secretary, Loren Critser, Treasurer, and Esther Green, Class Reporter. Many of our class have been interested in athletics and have helped add honors to T. U. H. S. Our highest point men are Bnsano, lrlolbrook, Critser, Carlquist and Virgo. The seniors have been full of pep this year and with the help of our loyal advisers, Miss Critser, M iss Evans, and Mr. Pittman we have put things over with great success. Our class play His Majesty Bunker Bean was exceedingly good, thanks to the untiring efforts of Miss Critser, who directed the play and LeRoy Holbrook who so successfully acted as business man- ager. The cast, too, must be congratulated for its splendid acting and efforts to put it over strong, which they did. lVe are very proud to say that a number of the seniors are mem- bers of the Honor Scholarship Society, which is a State organization claiming the most proficient scholars of the state as members. This year the seniors gave a reception in honor of the Juniors and it proved to be such a success that it is to be an annual event of the corning Senior Classes. Hobo Dayw was what you might call a howling success. The seniors for one whole clay set aside their dignity and donned clothes of the noted hobo variety, or all their ancestral heirlooms such as are packed away very carefully in the attic. Ice cream was served at noon in the gymnasium where everyone enjoyed a good laugh on l1is fellow classmates. LaVerne Johnson took boy's first prize. being' dressed as an old fashioned minister, and Muriel McAuliffe took girls' first prize in a Blick costume. Baccalaureate this year is to be June Seventh, and the sermon will be given in the Swedish Mission Church. Beverend Bood will preach the sermon. Connnencement is one week later, June 12th. Dr. Ira B. Cross, a professor of economics at the University of California will be our Commencement speaker. This 'year's class of 12-l students is the largest graduating ,class in the history of Turlock High. l Marjorie Lane-'25 LPage 161

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VICTORIA ADAMS Radiance in Your Eyes . Saskatchewan, Canada Eng., Hist. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 3-Meat Story Contest 2, 4 BEATRICE ANDERSON Honest and Truly. Blackfoot, Idaho Eng., Science GLADYS ANDERSON Old Fashioned Girl. Cleveland, ohio ,D Eng., History MORRIS ANDERSON All By Myself. Norden, South Dakota Eng., History Honor Roll-5 quarters Intei-class track meet . ESTHER BALSWICK Tell Me With Smiles. Albion, California Science, English. Drama Club 3 ELMER BEAUCHAMP I 'Wonderf' Maxwell, Nebraska Math., English Football 3, 4-Basketball 1, 2, 3 ESTHER BEAUCHAMP Somebody Like You. Maxwell, Nebraska History, Eng. J Operetta. 2-Drama Club 3, 4 Science Club 2-Typing team 4 Transf. from Modesto 1 MILDRED BECKMAN Tell Me What To Do. Sherburn, Minnesota History, Eng. .fi-4111. I A 1 ,fl' PVC! O W I 33'