Turlock High School - Alert Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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Nichols, Principal J. C. Staley Barnett Boyce Brockway L. Critser Coyle Cushman Dinsdale D. Engleshy Etnyre Graham Hestwood H. Hohenthul Hoover Kunz A. Livingston B. McCallum Page Ten

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-1'-X-'if-J Reading from left to right: Top Row: G. Dulilgren fPresiclentJ L. Englesby, M. Xvirtner. C. Oldfield Middle Row: D. Kilroy, F. Jones, B. Dickey, G. Hensley Bottom Row: O. Pearson, H. Erickson, D. YVioksti-om. J. Geer. Sttuidlfeinnt Body Executive Qommittee UE to the defeat of the proposed new constitution last spring, the Student Body has continued under the old one during the past year. But, as the old one has not proved entirely satisfactory, a committee was appointed to frame a new constitution and submit it to the students. With the cofoperation of Miss Critser, Mr. Nichols and Mr. Windmiller, an 'Activities Committee was created, consisting of a representative from each organization in the school. The purpose of this committee is to create a spirit of friendliness instead of rivalry among the various organizations. ,Each organif zation must file with the committee a copy of its constitution, and all applicants for membership must present proof of high merit standing and good scholarship. The financial report for the year, as given by the treasurer, April 16, is as follows: Total Receipts, S2032,68. Total Expenditures, 3S1,506.27, Estimaf ted Future Receipts, 359000, Estimated Future Expenditures, S2i0.00. Margaret Wirtner-'29 Page Twelve