Turlock High School - Alert Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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AALAND, JOHN Civics, History III lU.S.J ALLARD, JOHN English I, Il, Jornalism ARENDS, NIARGUERITE English III, IV Vocational English ARNETT, KAY Girls' Physical Education ASELL, GERALDINE Homernaking tCIothing 81 Foodsl CASSTEVENS, MARILYN Girls' Physical Education CLARK, MELVIN Driver Training CLAUSEN, L. M. Agriculture COOKE, CHARLES Boys' Physical Educa- tion, Math I CUSHMAN, CATHERINE Homemaking tFoodsJ DEBELY, JOSEPH Director of Physical Education DINSDALE, SOPHIA History II DRAGAN, GEORGE Crafts, Metal Shop, Stagecraft DUARTE, EMERSON General Shop, Mechanical Drawing DUFRANE, DANIEL Latin, English ll FAUGSTED, GEORGE History III U. 5.1 English II FERGUSON, CAROLYN Girls' Physical Education HALL, DONALD Agriculture IMechanicsJ HILL, MARIE Biology, Physiology Counselor HOHENTHAL, HELEN History II, History lll IU. 5.3, Visual Aids s it E with

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HOW OLD ART THOU? Whatsoc-ver thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might, for there is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave, whither thou goestf' -Ecclesiastes 9:10 There is a right way and a wrong way to measure our earthly existence. I confront you with this stupendous question: How old art thou? Toward what destiny are you tending, and how fast are you getting on toward it? The brightest life must have its shadows, and the smoothest path its thorns, yet it is unfair to measure a man's life by his misfortunes, be- cause where there is one stalk of nightshade there are fifty marigolds. Some estimate life on earth by the amount of money accumulated. Now money may rep- resent refinement, education, and pleasant sur- roundings, but vve leave this world without a penny or a single certificate of stock. There are many who estimate their lives by the good they can accomplish. Of this I am sure: There is for each of you a field to culti- vate, a harvest to reap, a tear to wipe away, a soul to save. This is a good time to begin a new style of measurement. How old art thou? -JOHN H. PITMAN, Principal

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fbi XCLJL. l'l 52. fm 2 JOHNSON, LESTER Electricity, Math I JONES, BYRON Vocal Music, Spanish I French I JONES, JACQUELINE Crafts, Art KEESEY VINCENT Civics, History lll lU.S.l Counselor KULGREN, JANICE English I, Drama LEE, HARRIET Librarian, Counselor LUNDGREN, ARCHIE History I IAncientJ History Il, Study Hall LYNCH, JAMES English I MOORE, LOYD Math, Algebra, Counselor MORELL, BLANCHE Public Speaking, Phy- chology of Living, Counselor NILAND, FANNIE English ll, Spanish I, II OLSON, PERSHING English ll RODKEY, ESTHA Bookkeeping, Typing I, ll, Mathematics I ROWLAND, SATTLEY Woodshop SCHMIDT, ARTHUR Auto Shop SEGHETTI, ARMAND History ll, Boys' Physi- :al Education SMITH, INA Geometry, Algebra l, Trigonometry SWANSON, RALPH Physics, General Science Senior Science THORSEN, ESTHER Typing I, Stenography I, ll, Secretarial English WARD, ALICIA Crafts, Art I7