Turlock High School - Alert Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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Rally Committee . . The Rally Committee did a very commendable job in stimulating fine sport' manship and school spirit shown at our football games by presenting many interest' ing and comical rallies. Ex' change rallies with lvlodesto were also enjoyed. Song leaders were Arlene Weir and Grace lVicDannaldg yell leaders were Cedric Benja' min, Jim Conover and Del Julien. Advisor of the group was Mi'. Robert Weiitz. Mary Ann Matson, lim Schaller, George Bill, Vernon Petersen, Charles Warcla, Alice Hall, Bernice Schendel, Evelyn Asp, Betty Horn, Harriet Norton, Donna Alexander, Lorraine Garcia, Diane lessen, Phyllis Schmidt, Delores Crouch, Phyllis Eiorini, Rena Wintter, leannette Mur- ray, lo Ann Ienkins, Evah Mae Santos, Leauna Casey, Miss Edythe Utendortter, Bill Richard- Mr. Wentz, Del Iulien, Cedric Benjamin, Iirn Conover Marge Iohnson, Arlene Weir, Ieannette Murray 30 Club . The USO Club has carried out its purpose of promoting social activities among student journalists by having several parties during the year including initiation, earoling at Chris- tmas, and a Weiner roast. The Club sold food at the Lodi game in order to raise money for pictures to be printed in the Clarion each week. Cfficers of the year were Leauna Casey, presif dentg Jim Schaller, vice pres' identg Phyllis Fiorini, secref i taryg and Charles Wzirdzi, treasurer. Advisor of the group was Miss Edytbe Utendorff fer. LEAUNA CASEY HM SCHALLER . .,,. ,V PI-IYLLIS EIGRINI pw'-N ,- .yy 5 ,r ri f xg. A . CHARLES WARDA ga axon, Delbert Ahlberg, Ken Swanson, Wes Wallstrom tlssl . . 3 R Q , 5' .4 is Q22 '

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Assembly Committee By presenting many ex' eellent programs, hoth eduea' ' tional and amusing, the Assem' , hly Committee has done an excellent joh. Various organizations of the sehool presented assemhles i throughout the year. Several interesting programs were The Modesto Glee Cluh, Senator Fishfaeef' the Blind Hungar' ian pianist' Don Smith, Mr, I. W. Hodges, Iewel Meyer, Mrs. Fay Gartin, Mr. Robert Wentz, Carol Maybee, Valerie Nye t Photo Club . The newly organized Pho' to Cluh, under the leadership of Austin Cowan, president, has proved itself to ge a worth' while and worthy organization. lvlany pictures for the Clarion were taken hy mem' hers of the Cluh. l Mr. Richard Wtillnert was the advisor of the Cluh. Orley Anderson, lune Hensley, Sarah Shotwell, Bonnie Mayo, Irene Nunulley, Marilyn Furnival, Albert Costa, Bob O'Riely, Bob Lumas, Audrey Branstrom, Iackie Smith, Pat Wood, Mernice Terry, Marjorie Smith, Pearl Iohnson, Naoma Farlinger, Mr. Richard Wol- pert, Bob Cooper, Everlyn Asp, Iulie Yohanon, Valerie Nye, Adeline Linhares, Beverly Knutsen, Sigma Shabazian, Helen Badal, Rolay Leighton, Harry Channing, Charlie Iacohs, Alden Badal, Wilbur Thomas, Stanley Sondeno, Charlie Warda, Austin Cowan AUSTIN COWAN President ALDEN BADAL Vice President PAT WOOD Secretary RICHARD FORD Treasurer

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Future Farmers of America . Starting the year with the traditional Green Hand initiation, the Turf lock Chapter of the Future Farmers of America gave a reception for their twenty' four new members. Apply' for the State Farmer def gree were Charles Larson and Howard Hayes. In November the Ag classes made a trip to San Francisco to see the Grand National Livestock Exposif tion held at the Cow Palace. Gene Fordyce, Ierolld Veenendaal, Wayne Melvin, Dan Lopez, Clarence Rodrick, Bill Gann, Virgil Downs, Matt Srnithcamp, Dwight Lang, Robert Graves, Mr. Herbert Brownlee, Manuel Vierra, Henry Prez, lohnny Truett, David Bell, Tommy Robinson, Stanley Wall, Art Waterson, lack Lemmons, Bob Flannery, Douglas lohn, Frank Souza, Walter Beasley, Monty Harris, Manuel Costa, Ronald Vering, Howard Hayes, Charles Larson, Harley Lenser, lack Huii, Dallas Pearson, Louis Leache, lohn Medieras, Henry Lollar, Dan Kararn, Paul Worton, Gar- land Stephens, Norman Graves, Richard Henslley, Gilbert Medieros, Bob Nutcher, Bob Larson, Bob Nuier, Hilbert Rangel, Ronald Vierra, Clitt McCullough, Lowell Wall. Later in the year six boys went to the Grand National junior Livestock Exposition which was also held at the Cow Palf ace. The boys making the trip were: Norman Graves, Jerold Veenendaal, Art Waterscnii, Bob Nutcher, Douglas John and Walter Beasley. The F. F. A. presented again their annual boxing show, and in the spring they presented the California Polytechnic College Male Glee Club and Dance Band. Stanley Brandenburg was the winner of the Chapter public speaking conf test and second place winner of the Central Region contest, which was held in Oakdale. Wiiiners were awarded a weekfend trip to Sacramento and San Francisco. Concluding the years activities, the F. F. A. held a Father and Son Banquet on May 16th. At that time yearly awards were presented. Awards were based on activities, endeavors and student competition. Darwin Maxon was presented a sweater for having the highest number of activity points in the chapter. Mr. Herbert Brownlee was the F. F. A. advisor. Clarence Rodrick President Darwin Maxon Vice President Charles Larson Secretary Bob Nuetcher Treasurer Howard Hayes President Harley Lenser Vice President Norman Graves Secretary I Lowell Wall Treasurer