Turlock High School - Alert Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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Language Xl. vvry rwcomzcxry izubjcct, hos mony potiont tvoclioraz, A North- western Univcrsity m'c1f.li1ote, Miss Mcirmicritri Aronflx tooclim: English lll oncl lV mul in uluo CI Senior od- visor. Mraz, Fmnnio Nilmncl, well known lmnqimqv lt'W'TCll'f'T on the coast, tea- chvas Syifiniasli mmol lfronch. A rosi- Ciont ol lono :ftonclino in Turlock, who tour-:lit in the- Turlock Iunior Collects. Mrm, Lum lllnit, TI fv'x'or'ito Coun- :wlor to: ltmirt sn-l Sf-nio: Cllflli, tvucluw: lmtin on-t .lllfivlwivt ma well ma lwinm i :r:1:'ixvrli ol tlio Senior c'lc1::.1 mlti:'o:'.: Out' lbilvllix tl -l1v1111.i teioclior, Mist: li urn lvimxllown, -mmiiilftorl lrow Uni- vvrzllly o. Qtllllfjtlll w lirzmlo turninq our vxcritzrm pltiyg, :1lxv tt fzirlifww tiln- milixsli ll vxntl ig: tlif lklll Flulw czlvizzor. A nvw c'oui'.:w, Ullgzyclivlociy in lvlorlnrii l.vvinn', wir.: touqlit by Mrs lllmicliv lflorvll, Univorzsity ot C'f1l1tolnit vztitilxwto who oluo pro- tlirrw: tliw :Vi-w M uicfli-V12 ol Turlock, Mr. lloixrxlrmz Murmv, tonclioiz ten- th cqroclo lfrmlizzh, piilulicotionrz, ion- rnciltsin, tml uounmlm the Sopho- more lvoyrl, Orimnnlly lroni Michi- cmn, tw omilucwt-rut troiii Son lose Stcltv. Mirza: Florvnvv Srinrlstroiii, Cl lunior mclvizzor, t+'11r:lio.a Froishinon Enqliaah. Sho tniutxht in Ookloncl oltor qmdiiotino troin University ot Lffililornifi Mr, Wczzloy Wvllmntls-r, ci gradu- otc ol Bnloit flollmwv, Wi::con::in, token vory twooil Caro ol English l ond ll :atiiflmitls and orlviscag the Frwatiiimn clown Nur Lnqliiali teach- ino rrloywritv, Mr Pnrwhinq Olson, lim: boon ii protff:.:innftl writer. He wrotc tho Cliriutiimgs llnvgoont, be- siclfw: torxcliinfw lfn.1l1.:li lll and lV ond crootivc writinti Math fx l.m.,u .viiyxi-,t, lim: luun thee thorn in tho sitio ol iimny cw pro- iiiianzincz zxcliolfir Novortliolvmax, Tur- lock':: n'c1pc1l'vlo :fmt hors fwivon our aatiitlontm vi limi tountlcition A now Coilrm' in biizzinouu inotli wuq: rn' wi lcoizw mlrlition ot Turlock Html' lost yvm, unit an wma its tvoclior, Mr' Llovtl Mcoro Mr, Moore, ii czrotliiittv lrcni the Uni- versity ot Cnlilotnivr in l94U, tou- qht in Martin:-11 vrnl Hilnior. Bo- counfv ot him pliotooropliic interest:-: Mrl Moorv lwctmiw tlir' Photo Club ciflviaor rmil took oll ot thr- lootboll inovinq picturopz this y--fir. llcofl iiiotlimiiotirtmn, wlioaso quid- incw hnnil ho.: liclpccl more than one ot iixs boltloul lwy w.AoiiiQtr'ic thoreinza, ii: Misra lno Smith Yccirfz ot teach- inq have qivon Miss Smith CI worm hocxrt cmd lwlpintw spirit, which liovo won tor hor thin citloction onfl admiration ol liiirmrotla ot hor lor- iner :fatutlrintzz Mr. CSCGVCIO Cllinv in: ono who hom not only tmllcvfl about thc' wcothor lwut lim: ilono uoiiiolliind olvout it, Previous to joininvl our lcxculty ot l1llCllf?Flll lost your, ho Wm: ci Wen- thcr nifbm in Crxim-ici Amit Almskn, Although mont ot hit: Clomscss Woro lro:4hinon moth nntl ocnorcil :zciencc courses, lm tmmlit one very popu- lo: Clem: in phyrzicu

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Deans Fred Flint Georgia McCu11ogh Vice-Principal Deon of Girls Board of Trustees Mr. Paul Carlson, president, Mr. Henry Weiss, Mr. Iohn Swenson, Mr. Mr. Ted Brown. Robert Iessup, clerk

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4 .X History From the pages of history come romance, adventure, drama-or a headache, depending upon the tea- cher. This group of instructors are artists when it come to painting the scenes of the past. Miss Sophia Dinsdale has seen our campus grow and develop since i922 when she joined the faculty. At present she is advisor chairman to the Iunior class and teacher of History Il. Cal alumni Mr. Archie V. Lund- gren also teaches world history. In his class as a sophomore, I could almost see Iulius Caesar, Socrates and all the rest. Miss Helen Hohenthal, history de- partment head, has more worries than just teaching. She has charge of all our audior-visual aids besides advising the Freshman class. Mr. Vincent Keesey, a Pennsy- lvania scholar, teaches Iuniors and Seniors their history and civics. In his spare time he is an advisor to the Iunior Statesmen. lack-of-all-trades Mr. G e o r g e Marks produces Turlock's tennis teams, counsels the Iunior boys, handles office routine, and teaches Iunior history. He is a College of the Pacific graduate. Mr. Franklin Youngborg, a Stan- ford man, pounds, civics into the heads of his Seniors. During quiet- er moments, he advises the Iunior Statesmen, the student body pres- ident and the Executive Committee. Physical Education Teachers lead an open life pro- bably because of the emphasis placed on sports. Line Coach Armand Seghetti, the guy we can thank for this years most outstanding Sac-Ioaquin line, has taught here since 1933, except for a stint during the war. Besides this responsibility, Mr. Seghetti tea- ches History II. Mr. Charlie Cooke, a graduate of C. O. P., coaches Bee basketball, baseball, and Cee football and basketball, as well as teaching Freshman Math. Mr. Cooke held the position of assistant football coach at O. P. before coming to Tur- loc . Miss Wanda Rae Zimmer and Miss Marilyn Casstevens have tau- ght two years of girls P. E. here at Turlock since graduating from San lose State. They both act as ad- visors to the G. A. A. and Girl's Block T Society. Mr. David Weise, our Varsity bas- ketball coach, starts early in the fall with the Bee football team. An alumni of the Universities of Illinois and Southern California, Mr. Weise has coached in the Midwest as well as working in the DuPont Ato- mic Plant. Mr. Ioseph Debely, head of the Physical Education department, has won fame throughout Northern Cal- ifornia for his invaluable coaching. The result: Turlo.:k's championship football teams.