Turlock High School - Alert Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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Table of Contents Page DEDICATION ......... ........ 5 STUDENT BODY .......... ........ 1 3 CLASSES: S1-niors ....., ........ I 9 JI uniors ....... ........ -L 0 SOIJIIOTIIOITJS ,.,,.. ,....... 4 2 l I'6Sll?IlG'll ....... .,,..... 4 -L LITERARY: Ctlllflltlill' ..... ........ 4 7 POQIIIS ....,..........v ........ 5 0 ORGANIZATIONS ........ ,,,,,,,, 5 3 ACTIVITIES .....,..... ATHLETICS .,..... JOKES: Jokes amd Snaps ..,.. ..,.,,,. . Autog-1'apl 1 s .,.... ........63 85 ........96 1 5

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F ORE WORD V ' ' ' 1 - r B Fhzlt The HKS.1'l'Zl11fl ohl spirit ol 'fhv l7nrlor'k lligh Svhool mig.g'hl' 0Yl'l'l2lSll1lj.L'lY liw, wo, tho vlznss ol' xiiiwtweoii lzumlrecl unfl lweiily-six clo puhlish this issuo of tho Alvrl. ll' we lwlievc-ml that this hook wonhl not lw GI1iLlll1SlZ1SllCE1ll:x' i'w'vix'ecl, we would put our el'l'oi'ts to a. mow wovili while task. But in the past, the high school amnual has provwl to lw u loyal 'l!l'lGllll lo those' in school :xml also to those who look upon their high school life only with ax nieniory. We clo not intend to make this hook a money- inukingg' propositiong l.llSt0El1l, it ison1'one4le'fe1'- niinution to proclncv il, hook that will znlll to lhv 1'0spw'l ol' the svhool.

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