Turlock High School - Alert Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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THE ALERT STAFF J 1 Evelyn Klint Raymond Lindahl Edith Utendorffer Wilbur Larson Star Westlake Wallace Johnson Violet Nelson Creighton Geel- .Tohn Pearce Muriel Hauser Stephen Carkeet Margaret Siem Xvanda Mjoberg Dorothy Bearclsworth Marvel Meade Mildred Kurz Harry Nystrom Grace Allman Fred Paulson I 16 J 1 l

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all ' 1 S' K llll l lilll illll flfllllli Wlllrfwdllllili' Wil? V Y - .. 1 UL- 1 ,-,. - -- - -,- - - --,l- THE CLARION STAFF Xvalker Tompkins Vvilliam Taylor Wallace Johnson Lindsay Arthur Star Nvestlake Stanley Hoyt Stanlev Tnzndahl Roberta .Tones 'Velma Needham Muriel Hauser Edith Utendorffer Evelyn Klint gr MQGLQTSSQ MORE journalistic publication and a better coopera- W, tion with the departments of the school have been the aims which the Clarion staff have endeavored to carry Q ,G Jo Q, -'Ls Asif? out this year. A change in the size, the name, im- fe gf'-, 4 ' provements in make-up and the addition of several feature columns have marked the advancement of the school paper during the year 1926-'27. The staff for this year consisted of: Walker Tompkins, editor, Bill Taylor, business manager 5 Lindsay Arthur, news 5 Star Westlake, personals, Steve Carkeet, jokes, Stanley Hoyt, sports, and Stanley Lundahl, advertising manager for the first semester. Lindsay Arthur, editor, Star Westlake, associate editor, Wallace Johnson, business inanagerg Stanley Lundahl, advertising manager, Roberta Jones, newsg Edith Utendorffer and Muriel Hauser, make-upg Velma Need- ham, features 5 Steve Carkeet, exchangesg Evelyn Klint, girls' sportsg and Stanley Hoyt, boys' sports for the second semester. Appreciation is extended to advisors: Miss Carr and Mr. Kunz, and to the senior and freshmen classes for contributing to the paper. LINDSAY ARTHUR '27. MY VA' V W AVAYAYAWYN WAWVAWUWAY VPY VAYNNN E 1157

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WilllllfW'iillWlIll'N'lllll3WllQ!iWllI1l'Wlilllwllltlwltmlf5' Editor ----- Assistant Editor - Business Manager - Raymond Lindahl Assistant Business Senior Editor - - Literary Editor Activities - - Organizations - - Girls' Athletics - Boys' Athletics - - Alert Staff - - Evelyn Klint Snaps - - - - John Pearce Edith Utendorffer Jokes ----- Stephen Carkeet Art Editor ---- Wanda Mjoberg Manager - - Assistant Art Editor - Mildred Kurz - Wilbur Larson Assistant Art Editor - Marvel Meade Assistant Art Editor ----- - - - - - - Dorothy Beardsworth Calendar ----- I-larry Nystrom - Star Westlake - Margaret Siem - Violet Nelson - Creighton Geer Typist - ' - EVBIYH GFGSIIIGY - Muriel Hauser Typist - - - Grace Allman Wallace Johnson Typist - - - Fred PFLUISOY1 ' g year the Alert staff is faced with the problem of . . . 3 P V 0 his making its Alert a different and better annual than those of the preceeding years. Last year's annual contributed two new ideas to the book, the division page and the border. This year we have emphasized a better cover and an Indian art theme representative of the name of the book. A campaign for the sale of the books was put on by the business manager which carried out the Indian idea, each class being an Indian tribe. 'By this contest the sale of books was brought up to 525. Ray- mond Lindahl, business manager, and Wilbur Larson, assistant busi- ness manager, are to be congratulated for the efficiency in the busi- ness direction. - We wish at this time to express our appreciation to the patrons who have made the more expensive cover on our book possible, to Mr. Shoob for his splendid cooperation with us in taking the picturesg to the Commercial Art and the helpful advice Company for its work and Engraving Company for its good work of its representativeg to the Weber-McCrea on our coverg to the California Publishing House for its excellent service in printing the book 5 to the English department for its help in the literary workg and to the Art department for the good work it did, despite the fact that its progress was hin- dered by the loss in the mail of two shipments of mounting paper. Much praise and credit is also due to the advisor, Miss Hohen- thal, and the art advisor, Miss Siebe, for their tireless efforts in making this book a success. EVELYN KLINT '27. MWVAWMMVAYAVMMWYAYAWYNAVAVNAWWI YAVNVAV AVAVAYM tl'Il