Turlock High School - Alert Yearbook (Turlock, CA)

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OPPOSITE TOP: Fim Row: J. Bartkowski. H. Guy. B. Moore. A. Madelo. K, Martinez Second Row: J. Rodriguez. E. Amamante. P. Voorhees. D. BakertAideJ. Third Raw: B Fantazia. K. Cross, T. Larson. S. Sims. M. Giesbrecht. M. Girom. K. Opdykc. P. Greer. K Barringer, K. FinketAdvisorJ. Fourth Row: D. Gogo. J, Godinez. S. Sondcno. D. Green D. Gray. R. Wright. OPPOSITE LEFT: Heather Guy smiles as she completes a spread OPPOSITE RIGHT: Hard at work. the Alert staff scrambles to meet a deadline. LEFT Sonja Sondeno sorts pictures. BELOW: Alert photograghers: M. Ireland. G. Payne. T Hicks, S. Channing, M. Doo. BOTTOM: Adele Madclo crops and proportions her layout. Alert scrambles Copy deadlines. Picture deadlines. Where's the type sheet?,' You want this spread done by when? Organized confusion tends to characterize the Alert staff, and l98l was no exception. Reviewing the year. Ass't Editor Suzette Sims said, l'The editors made most of the decisions because our new advisor hadn't had much experience, and was will- ing to listen to our suggestions. Concluded advisor Karen Finke, It's never boring. Frustrating and confusing, but boring? Never! The editors would like to thank the follow- : ing people for their help in producing the l98l Alert: Al Motoyama, Coronet Studios: Cindy Peterson. Turlock Journalg Steve Browning: and Brian Parks for their faithful photography assistance. Our special thanks also goes to Tom Larson, our Herff Jones representative, for answering all our ques- tions. Alert ' 27 to meet deadlines

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an-v f' Campus Times fades as Clarion returns With the new school year, Clarion experienced many changes. Clarions new advisor Sandra Jerni- gan helped persent a student oriented format. Lack of previous financial support to Campus Times caused all local high schools to run each newspaper independently. Students benefited from the changes as advisor Mrs Jemigan stated, The newspaper this year will be student oriented. This vear has been a challenged for all, advisor and students. Clarion staff member Andy Nicastro commented, The class is confusion and headaches at times, but when each issue of the Clarion comes out, it's all worth it. 28 Clarion I in BELO W: Observing The Clarion. Dianne Moore Ends some- thing special. RIGHT: Concentrating to make a deadline. Ma- ren Camey wnles on. RIGHT BOTTOM: Clarion Staff: Firsf Row: Diane Crow. Andy Nicastro. Kevin Shockley. Anthony Willhite. Tap Raw: Tim Eckle. John Baba, Thad Phillips. Jen- nie Walker. Raquel Lopes. Kate Carney. Lynita Russell. itil l Clarion fn 9'-Y ,,-L